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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
ct. Glpub, M}tnneiota, Oonreritag ben II. Nouenlber, 1898

item BADEN bic tiirtii6en gnleibcn 9e=
Seidnet unb baben Die anatolil6en
St'enbabnen 9ebaut. Die elettril6en
Interchangeable in Gonltantinopel
puroen BON Clemens e. Salstc ses
baut unb Der %seiammte S.trieb bieler
tednilhen Anlasen uno Sabnlini.n
lit in oeutlden lodnben, ba tiirtil9.
NnSelt,llte in oiel len Setrieben gan;
unsuperldllis lein wiiroen. Wan wiro
leidt perlteben, wie bieie anlaSer
oeutlden SapitalS uno llntern.b=
mAnSsgei'teo Dem ausi ubrbanbel
SeutI6lanO's Su @ute tommen muBte.
Sn allen :3weigen pes 6~anbelSperz
tebrS bat Seutldlano iein.n Concur
renten eingebolt u,o meilt iosar iiber=
rlli9clt. Selblt bic amerifanildelr
nno cn9lil6cn Observation-Disclosures
merOen pom BENG euti6sn in Sleinalierl
perordnst. Seuti6e @leioeritoiie
tinreu Elm immer ginltiseres 9(biae=
9cbtet auf soften Der en9lil6en nno
bier ,%yiinftel aler Stnblpoaren tom=
men aus Seutl6lano.
90 MAIDEN li6 b.ltlte Ginfliliie
nit Snnebmcnoer St6rte in Sen mid=
tighten Webicten oeS tiirfil6en NeiGeo
seItsnO. J0Olientli6 tommt nit linen
cine ltele .3eit fir DaS I'm ,Sabrbun=
ocrtc Dlnter penl ,Sorti6ritt Ser Wsnl6=
belt iurildgebliebcne 1teid. Sie o,utz
l0e ate9ierun9 periOlgt nit %oiicnell
Nugen Die SortI6ritte oeutihen I>un-
oels ulb bctti6er Goloni.n0riinoun=
gen III &leinalieu uno iutt biel.l6er
nad Wt0gli6tcit III ermltbi0en. Der
&elu6 oc9 S0ilerS bat mGtti0 oa;ll
beiB,trd9en, Die mercautiles oeuti@er
unterneDnlun9en i'm tiirtilGen Nci6e
III tOroern. Tie 6oaceifion fiir Die
Nnla9e zines NnnoelsbaicnS 0e9en-
uptt NpHtulllllopel ais Nli@9allg9=
puntt filr Die anutolii6en Gilenbub=
men, wel6e eintm Oeutid,n Sunoifat
pcrlicbcn moroen, ut MIR elm Teilpicl
pon Ben &ortbeilcl, rpel6c sic Sai=
~Icrrcile Dem ocutlden A60noel 9ebru6t
bat. Die &;rltimmun0cn, mcl6e man
in Eonoon, Paris mro Eeter9buro
llbcr oiclc SuItldlano 9emN9ten Gon=
S%ellionen emplinoet, benefit mn Die
Ni0ti8teit oerielben. IN GnglanO
1T oicle &erltimmung nit ciiem 0ie=
iiibl Der Grlsihtcrun9 9cmiiNt, oG
nOtb0eOunngen Der raid mahicnbt
Ocuti6e 0inilu'3 I'M Orient Dem &c.
iiir6teten rliiii0en N;niluB IN ,Su-
tunit oao We9cn9ewidt miro 0olteu
miiiltn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

S%rriinnisen, cinem Sbioten, 2,261
Neuten, Die obne Wtittel waren lne
Der oiientli6en @~obltbdtisteit bitten
CUR vait iallen tOnten, 25S &ranten,
70 Eerionen, Die ,ur luSDanberuno
llnteritiltuno erbalten batten unb IL
Contract Nrbeitern. auBerbem mur=
ben 1919 Ferionen ;uridsel6idt, Die
nod nidt Elm Sdbr I'M sanbe waren.
Non ben Giuwanberern i'm Ilter iiber
II Nubren tonnteu l, 416 riht i6reis
ben lnp 1851 meper lelen nod
l6reiben. Bon ben Seuten iiber 20
,Sabren batten -, sos $50 ODER mebr
i'm %erm09en unb SO, 203 neni9er ais
$50. Rad ben Grmittlun9en Ser
Observation-Disclosures batteu ole
Ginpanoerer iulammeu S3,S72,077
III @elo bel lid, bod odrftc lid Der
mirtlide Setra9 piel bOb.r itelleu.
H&0S ibre Neimntb anbctriiit, 10 ia
men 5S,613 aus >talien, u 221 aus
NuBlano, %, lbs aus Srlano, H.
III aus 9cutlflnnb, 1868 aus
llnOarn, II 420 Gus @dlj;icu uno ner
Sutomiud, II 39S aus S6weoen uno
931 aus Gn9lauo.
Nerr VolOotrlp l0lltRt l,inem BE
riht m.brtre Gmpieblun9en an. In,
ter Nnoerem uerlan8t er, oaB Den
@impunperern, Die an c~felhoiten ODER
oeiGbrli6en nnltcfenoen Srontbeitcn
leioeu, odo Rebt Der 2lppelloticn al
Die
Sen iou. Ncrncr empiicblt er bic Gr-
bobun9 Der &opilteusr DiuSl uui 81,
nm, ME er lust, eiuen Iono 81 i6aia
len, Der binreiht, Die {tdti0teit bee
Bureaus oUi DIT 0e50t9e N6be ~
briu9cu, Die omeritaniifeu Eiir0er
uor HtGnsbeitcn, 81, |,rSabler pol
NulIe9urg un9ercdtcr Eultln, Die sos
pitdler, 2&ohltbdti0ftit9 uno Strdi=
au'tulteu Dor elmer llebey bpemmurQ
Ourh Sremolin9e, Die cinbeimil6en
Frobucenten Dor unbilligcu Wtitbtwtrb
uro Die "locialcu unb politiiMen Enlti=
tutioncu oe9 %dnoc9 Dor Ser Semora=
li'0tiOn purh corrupte Silr0er lrcm=
Der Ednoer III lhiipen. I'm sic lie
bertretung Der 9taturalilution09elepe
III p%erbinoern, ihld9t Ncrr Eowperlp
Dor, oaB ieoer GimwunOcrer sinell
Eanoun9S'1ein erbdlt Der bel Dem
9toturalilatiouSgelu6 ,in;urciden ut.
| Sur SeNerung Der Gortrolle Der Gin
wanoerer, Die ulli Dem llnrlpeS iiber
CANADA tonmen, empiicblt Der Gom=
milldr, OaB Elm @elep erlallen werocr
'oll, wond6 Eeute, Die aus Canada
tommen uno BORT nidt minpeltelS )
Sabre 9emobnt baben, nm an eini9en
I'll bc'timmenocn Fldpen Die @rcn;e
iIbcridreitcn o%iirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
Tas 2ano DER V%eausmli@tsit.

9ao reiienbe Fublitum bier;ulanot
tunu lid iiber ben Wtunsel am Sc0uem.
li6teit in ben Gtlenbabulpdsen MIDI
betla9en. User oas notbise aleinselr
beiipt, fam wdbreno Der ,Sabrt in ei=
nem guten Bette l6lafen, wie I'M be-
item Heltanrant 81 leoer Stunoe nit
Speilen beoient meroen, Elm Dab neb=
men, cine SibliOtbet benusen, az be-
duemen Siiden lid einem Spieldell
wiomen II. !. 10. !3upeilen giebt es
aud Concert alf Dem !3uge, bod Elm
lold)er &un lt9cnuB gebort nod nibt
III ben resuldren Annebmlidteiten oer
umeritdnil6en Gilenbabnfabrt. Nan9e
wirb eS fallm oauern, bis Der mooerne
Sabnpertebr uuh leine etdtmdBigen
y%iabrenoen" Wulifer uno Sdnser bas
ben wiro. Die Vebi9b |alep Gilen=
babn.@ eie0l6aft sebt aber nod einen
Shritt weiter; lie bat cine Sbeaterz
Gar bailen lallen, in melber lit Die
Faiiasiere pdbreno Der Sabrt an Ben
eeiitunsen elmer ~itdnoisen Sarietdten=
biibne weroen er90een f0nnen. Der
&aum lit auf so .3uldauer bere6net
uno gan, tbeatermdBis au~sseitattet.
YRit Der .3eit weroen wobt aud Saul
ldoen, @ertitdtten uno oersleiden in
Giienbabn=@ dsen etablirt werben,
uno es wiro idlieBlid NiemanS meb,
auSiteisen wolen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
NmS Dem Nprtipcffcn.
Nfimncipta.

Ner9lS SAT- .-Gin ,Su0 DC,
Wreat Nortbern Sabn Wurpe Conner.
lta9 Nbeno iilni Weilen bon bier pcl
ad)t masfirten HGubern ~an9ebalten
Sie SanpiteE lpren9ten Sen lofalcr
Welol6rant I'M GrpreBwa9en unb be.
ralibten bcnlelben, bod lit bc;ii9lid,
Der Summe nod ni6ts betunnt. Die
lelben PER- ll6ten, aud BEN anberel,
@elol6rant I'll iprenscn, mas linen
leppt nldt 9elan9, ob9leid lie ;pei
Stunoen ouran arbeiteten. Gem 70
motipiiibrer wuroen $50 abgenom=
men. Gine SberiiiSsM annidait bat
lid aui bic &eriolsuns Der Hduber
9enla6t uno iino beute Wor9en le6s
pcrlelben Seiangen sGlommen morben.
Sic 9oben ibre 9iamen ais y. :.
RoB, :. e. Sall, e. i. lNuenIiman,
~. &. Winot, e.. Z. MorriS uno (.
y. 6pmarbs al. &einer lit mebr ais
30 Sabre alt. Sic bebdupten pom
Wtinouri III tommcn. llnmittelbar
nad Der Seraubrns oes @reat Nor=
tbern .3u9eS BEL Carlisle wurbe in sic
Heiioen,en pcn pier %unIerer p%rominen-
ten @eidditsmdmner einsebro6en ;
Die uerWeSsnen Siebe oransen in biz
ShlafSimmcr Dor unb ltablen 3leiber,
baareS @elo, @olbiaden unb perldie:
bene anbere @%ertbartitel. Die Siir.
ger Der Staot beiinoen iid in 9roBe,
IuiresunS, unb ieber perbd6tist
Gbarafter, welbcr bier auitauft, wirt
binter SdloB unp Riesel sebra6t.
Rem II | NJ. - Sber vieutsnan
Sobnion lsste ben Mitsliebsn bes
IA. HeSiments bic 6rase Dor, Oh il
nod peiter oienen ooer alsaemuiterI
werben wolten. Die ,Srase fam IL
ben einSelnen Gompasnien sur slbitim.
muns unp wurbe iait einitimmis babir
beantwortet, baB bic Solbaten bi,
@usmuiteruns Der S%ortieeuns bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
u merifamiiebcs Sabrifut i'm
ImslauSc.

Gtn ermntbi9elocs .1ei6cn iiir ben
Ooucunoen auiI6wuilS Ser Wei6Gitc
lit Die itetige .3unabme Der Nusiubr
ameritanil0er Sabritate, oie nebell
DER unlerer Tooenprooutte bereits cine
erltaunlihs &0be errei6t bat. IN
ben eriten a6t Wonaten oieies ,iabres
belici lid Ser 9&ertb cerlelben ali
S201 ,44i 500 Se9en S1S5, 9O2 ,092
III psrielben .3eit oes %oriabres; i'm
Algult alein allf S25, 500 4S5, iiber
orei Wtiuionen mebr ais in Dem 9leis
den Wonate pon 1897. Die 9lusz
iubr pom Giien uno Stabliabritaten
betrug in ben adt Wonaten $50, 925,s
oS2 gesen $40, 757, 920 i'm pori9en
Sabre uno $40, 957, 600 in 1896.
Die Nusiubr Don Stablldienen itie0
pen S799, AS in 1896 auf 81, 6O2, :
1874 in 1897 uno errei6te in biclem
Sabre 'oie 6obe pom $685. 05.
SiS sum 81. Ausult bieies ,Sabree
waren 42S vofomotipen in baS Nuss
LAMB uerlalot woroen sesen 245 uno
252 relpettipe in ben beioen uoraui=
9e9angenen Sabren. Sm Nu0ult
allein puroen nelln uno iiinisi9 potos
motipen erportirt.
@enn bieie 3unabme nur iiir eini=
&c Sabritationssweige 81 uersei6nen
mare, fonnte man es pielleidt belons
oers siinitisen &eriteQunssbeoinsun.
gen Suldreiben ; aber Tie bei6rdnft lid,
nidt aui oieie ODER iene Sran6e, Jon
bern madt iid in 10 uielen Snbultrieu
bemerfbar, oaB ii6 baraus cine poll,
tine Nadirase mad Der Gisenart bic.
iigen Sabritates ertennen ldBt. Die
viite Der grport=Nrtifel umiaBt Gi.
'enbabnwasen, notwithstanding
@erdtbe, apparate bes 5elepbons,
Selesrapbens uno eleflrilGen Der
febrs, 8upierfabritate, Saumwollens
waaren, autIden, @ano. unb Ia
idenubren, Eenherslas, Stieiel uno
Sbube, Wolo' unb Silberwaaren,
pampen, mulitaliide Snitrumente
Sadidieier, 3ieseln. Sarben, e dreib=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
"a. Sabrgang.

belt, bic Sa6e in baS redte Yiht ltel=
len I'll Oitritn. GSenn Semanb einen
&eritoB mG6t, 10 iu6t CT i'm aui Die
lunIteite SSeile Sure6t 81 ~bringen.
gass oisi,s ersibt lid gan; pon
ielbit, penn Die 6ofli6teit, Die Nreunpz
i6ait auI Der Yiebe iuBt. @O lid
0ber ,Sreunolidteit uno 00ili6teit
nidt aui Die yiebs 9rinosn, "a lit eS
erbdrmli6e @l,iBnerei ODER I'M beltsn
Nulle Elm ~leereS, onortIlirteS Gompli=
mentel6neioeu obue irseuo welhen
2&ertb, Elm Werippe, cine 9ciltlole
Wai6iue. &er wabre Nd6itenliebe
bat, bruubt ni6t LANCE AM b0fli6e
Morte, Die er reoen, aui @eberpen uno
.3ei6en, Die CT unnebmen ioa, 'i6 III
bCiinncn. SielcS tommt allies Don
lclbit. Ner Die briitlibc yiebe bat,
fam mnmo9li6 Semanoen beleioi9en
ODER ibm nit lln0rten be9egnen, er
tann ibm 9tihta ucrIueigeru, 9tiNt9
ubi6lu0en er iii III alien Sieuitiers
tigteiten bereit er III b~.rlblaneno,
leutleli9 uno 9ef6lli9, unO oi,Ies 1T er
in belto b0berem @ruoc, ais CT gro
Rere Eitbe bat. 9ti1t3 0eluinmt ole
Neri,n Der Wtenl6cn mebr mo nimmt
lie filr unS lcidter Elm, ais lol6e
Nreunolldteit mo Nofi6teit. 2&ie
t0nnte man einem W}enlt,n icine 9ici=
9unG uerlHgeu, Der ms ridt bios I'M
(>ericn WertblhdGt uno liebt, ionosrn
aud ocutlihe SstdCn oieier yjebe uno
Nhtulg an Den Sag legt, MD Der e9
i'd gum &er9uilgen mntt, ms Djcucu
mlo u~nieren %&iinid)an ;uuOrtOmmen
III touucu? @&tr iollte niht germ Den
llmooug nit elnem ioldb leutieli0en
N}cnih BEN l.ArU?
Sic Ny,uaoli1tc.t mciB au6 ous
loG't bOrtc mn mmuufte Wtmijtb III
%SuUinneu. 9ii@t louge fam man ci
mem irempliteu Utenihen mioerz
ltebcu. Der 9tobe ltoBt eben ale
OttnlAcu non lid lIrut uno mudt lie
lid mtbr mo mcbr III Scinocu inn
mloeriept lid Elm ,<eoer, uuo MIR cine
leltene (ugtnD fuuujhu ouloeu. Surh
Trtumolihtcit tam man Niles lcidt
,rk,tt,r . ,,,,c,, Ett,c,, t~S,,,,L,,,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

ltellt bat. IN elmer Hepe al Die @e=
'hworenen la9te CT:
y@enn man Die Summu Der Nabr=
iprilhe in Woroprp;eilen ;ulammen-
ltellen uno lie nit oenienisen in Sdlen
Don Stebltabl per9lei6en mollte, mir
DC lid er9eben, SaB Der Wonn, Der
Elm WtcnI6enleben perniftet bat, ourf
I6nittli6 nit 9erin9erer Straie meg
tommt, ais Der Wtdnn, Der einen Sieb=
ltabl perilbte. Sin Wenidenleben
lheint i'm Surdiduitt feline $50 ipertb
III leiu. Nm ben Eeamten beS Sc
ri6tS uno Der @rano Surp lie9t Der
Ne6ler nid)t, lonoern an ben Wel6mo=
nen. Mem Elm armer Seufel aus
Nun9er ein Yaib Srop itieblt, 10 trifit
i'm oeo @elebes 9anie St)mere. Or
moroet ciu Menlb uber einen Same
ruoen, 0Oer Ia9t er cinem Weibe cine
3u9el III Den SOpf, ooer brin9t Elm
&urpful6er Elm Otdo6en I'M, 10 oebt
er entpeoer frei aus ODER er erbdlt Ell
ne leidte @eloitroie. is mus cine
Nenocrung Flae g~reiien, E~ouispile
fam 10 ni1t iortnirtbi6uitcn. Die
Stuot mubt ale Nultrcngungen, I'D
I'll oebncn unO I'll m0hlcr, uno meiner
lleberSeuNung mad tOm ibr fem gro
Berer Nicnlt erpielen werOen, ais III
Dem nan mgclepli0e Glemente i6Gr=
Ter mrterouldt Gin Gommentar III
lihrrflnMin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
90 NUT ~ ieim.

lluo iraslt on Die gclten oa orppen,
Rarum Tic 10 roiis olibu,
0arum lie ppn Siteu nab sSelten
Ron Woroen nab SuoenEtebn?
Saun balen lie lid pobl SuIarnTen
lluo peireu piel 5brdnen oaretn;
Ns rpplten CUR Nnttpprt ne 9sben:
.gSas iraelt on, IS miB 10 10 'etn!"
llup oebSt Su ees Wcraeus im @arten,
Tic bliiben Die Slumen 10 ldbpn!
9u spittaa wpbl tanult ou Elm sSelter,
Gin Sred1en, Elm 0initerben lebn.
lluo hebit on Die lterbenoen 8ppfhen:
.Suat, tount ibr MIDI nitt mebrser'reun?A
7ann ~iliiitern Die ibeibenoen Slumen;
.gSa@ iraslt on, es muB ia 10 lem"
lluo bat olt elm lln9liid betrpHen,
5arau Oh utniner bit ltule,
lluo rinait on tpotmiioe am Speen,
6eiB Ilebeuo nm @naoe uuo pub,
Dem @eiit iuht oas 3athlel III lp'en:
.@arum, 0 Sprr, iplhe Eetn?-
Damn miro oeln 8lanbe DIR Iagell:
,gSas ira9it on, es mhB ia 10 lem"
Die Hlume mus bliibu uuo periuelten.
Die Hplten tpmmen uno sehu;
&ir lino niht CUR tSreuoe 9eborer
uno oiirieu I'M Slide nid,t ltebr.
Saber nitt ariibeln, nttt fraser,
De Blid mr. gum Sir1nicl btian.
Sort piro Nlludter Dir Ia9er,
@arum es 10 ales muB ietn!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
@inWamberunS mar Serim9

Del @eneral: Gommilidr bss Su=
reaus iIr Ginwanoeruns, &. y. Yows
BERN, siebt in leinem Seridt al ben
Secretdr bes Sdasamts bic @eiammtz
sabl ser Ginwanberer, wel9e wdbrenp
oeS lesten Rednunssiabres mad ben
Ser. Staaten setommen limb, aui
229, 299 al, mas i'm @ersleid gu benz
uorbersebenoen &ednunssjabr cine
abnabme ucn 1888 ersiebt. Canon
waren 1878 mdnnli6en uno 49,
524 weibli6en @eidle9teS uno 49,
1871 famen iiber 6anaba mad ben
Der. Staaten. @dbrenb bes Sabres
muroe 5000 Ferionea bic GrlaubniB
CUR panouns uerweisert uno ,par IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17
u mcrifamiicbe HeebtspheSe,

9ti6t ALIEN in 8entutp, lonoerr
aud in anoeren Staaten itebt es leb,
i6limm nit Der &edtspflese, aber
&idter Barter pom 8reisseri6t in
~gouispile, 6p. perbient Is reoit oafiir,
baB er oaS Glenb al Den Stranger &C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-17

ADEMY
,llege
ugs Gamer.
.hrfah psr.
len 3p.,9en
ibr. .i9enen
rsitsu israih
lben. Seto'
imbruna,
Iihrift
im.
). September
Der Rat.n le
lh.' lsintreten
9erreipou'
freie Girculd'
}, NrtnSipul.
ntre, W(tnn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29
LOOKING FOR OYSTERS.
Wanted Meal That Would Diges

Wanted a Meal That Would Digest
Easily.
The man was nearly six feet tall In
his right hand he held an old ia shionsd
satchel. the sides OF which were we'll
bulged cat He had not shaved for sv
sra! days and stubby, iron gray beard
tovere1 the sides of his thin face. a
bunch of whiske'rs four inches long con-
called his chin. His appea rance was
that of man who did not feel we'll
The face was drawn and there was a
sort OF conVulsive culver of the lips
Wnen he spoke which inspired, pity, 1t
was plain to be seen that he was not a
town bred man. His gait, his manner.
his apparel indicated a rural vocation
He had just crossed tbs. Mill Creek
'oridge and was trudging weerily on to-
"a.a the business section of Phoebus
When the writer mat him.
Good mornin'." said he. placing his
baggage on the ground
"Gtoi morning, SIR
is there eatin' house nigh here.
where body can git oyster stew?'
on yes. But you look worried. Are
you sick?"
Il amt fee!in' well; and that's why I
want oysters. You see I'm from Inji-
amy and I've beSn to Moo York to see
some kin folks sip there. + went up on
the keers and come back on that dern-
cd thing you see goin' out thar" point
ing to an Old Dominion ship on her way
to Norfolk, Last night thought /
We're dead, certain, I We're that sick.
haven't had no sleep nor nuthin' to
eat since left Moo York, an thought
"a try some oysters, as they is said to
be easy on weak stomach, I think
that's an awful foolish Syay to travel
Good day."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm; No. yellow corn.
29s; No. 2 spring wheat, 93my5;
No. 3 spring wheat, 014W9Ga; No.
red, 99@109; No. 9 corr, 2S3; No.
: oats, "a; No. 2 white, 25J: No,
3 white, 24@4; No. 2rye, 493; No.
2 barley, 29@39; No. b; No. 4
-; No. flax seed, 112@1a7; prime
timothy seed, $50; mess pork per
barrel 9.90@9.95; lard per 100 ponds
s.S2!Gp4 50, short ribs sides Iosse)
4.75@4 95; dry sailed shoulders
(boxed), 1905; short clear sides,
boxed 10000. 90; whiskey, distillers
finished goods, per gallon, 119.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29
BALTIMORE MARkETs.

BALT1M ORE. Jun. 2S.-Flour dull?
and higher; Wlstern $2S0@3. 90; do ex-
ira $3.4a@4. 10: do family $4,000. 10; win
ter patent s4.S5@5.10; spring do s5.1O@
e.30; spring wheat straight 81 9G@5. O5.
Wheat firm; spot, month and. Feb
u 0oSgl.ol; March 1.01A al ,O111a; May 9ah
93sA;s steamer No. 2 red 96]a @96a
Southern wheat by sample 97@S. O1l:
do on grade 97A@1C1A.
Corn firm; SPOT 34@34A; month $40
4B; Feb. and March 34@s4A; stea m: ,
mixed 50; Southern white corn 33@3E;
70 yellow 33@341h
Cats firm; No. white 2s1s@so; No. ?
mixed % bid
Rye strong ard higher; No. . nearby
o4M a'f1s; No. Western 55A @55k.
Hay steady: choice timothy $13. 90.
GHain fr-ights 6'all; unchanged.
Sugar STRONG; unchanged
Butter quiet; unchanged.
Eggs quiet; unchanged.
Cheese steady; unchanged.
Whiskey unchanged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Whsut today
made the best prices of the crop for
cash. the January option being bid up
to $l.10 and closing at $1OS The, TOP
price was a cent above the highest tisur.-
reached during the recent bulge in De-
cenSber. May sold up TO 9S3s after q
weak ops ming. but closed unchanged
Heavy Argentine shipments were
against the market at first, but later
strong foreign news and the usual
gushing" by the Letter % opla sent
Prices soaring. Corn and oats followed
wheat ana closed unchanged. Provis-
ions declined 21a6l5 cents
The Leading features ranged as fol-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29
TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL EsTA
NEWS, VIRGINIA.
by virtue of the provisions OF GER
tain deed of trust bearing dute on the
10th day Of October. 1892, executed to
me as trustee. by the North Carolina
and Newport News Company. and duly
recorded in the clerks office OF the
County Court of Elizabeth City Coun-
ty, Virginia, in Deed of Trust Book s.
page 449. default having been made in
the payment of the debt therein Sc
cured, a the request of the beneficiary
Hereunder. l shall sell at public anc-
ton to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1898,
at II o'cl2ck A. NJ, on the premises. the
following property, to-wit:
All those certain ITS Lots situated on
Hampton Roads near Newport News, in
the County of Elizabeth City County,
State OF Virginia. known and desig na :
ted on plat or map of the lands Of thI
Newport News Comp ny, made for said
Company by BraXton, Chandler & Ma
rye. Civil Engineers, and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Elizabeth City
County, Virginia, by the following fig
ures. VIZ: Block 34-Lots Nos l to "a
inclusive; Block 25-Lots 81 to 40 in
| elusive; Block 15-Lots 81 to 40 inclue
slve; Block Lots l to "a inclusive;
Block 6-Lots to 8 inclusive. and Lots
elus ss Block : as .5}Sc f24ILots to
and Lots 25 to SO inclusive; anil Block
| Slot 80, said lots being situate on the
streets and alleys as laid down and
named on said plat, which is hereby
made a part of this deed.
TI1RMS-CASH
| VIM. P. DESAUSURE, Trustee.
| January l, 1898.
Persons desiring further tptorma tior
and wishing to see the property viii
| call on Powell, Brothers & King who
viii furnish maps and give all desired
particulars. Office in basement of Citi-
Zens ami aIarine Bank building, corner
| Washington avenue and Twenty-sev-
enth street, Newport News. Va.
| ia 2-1m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29
Ell A nj Pr ON n EW S.

choruses. The club meets in the Y. M.
<. "A. hall every Thursday night at s
o'clock. 1t promises to be successful
from every standpoino.
tjr. j. j. Routen. OF Fox Hill, was the
first man to y. oppose q railroad to that
section.
Work is soon to, be commenced on the
college building for the Xaverian Broth
ers.
1t is said that the beach line from
Phoebus to the Grand View will be in
, operation before the end of May.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29
THE KANSAS HORSE.
Pegasus and Bacep',nlus Iseputcd to Bc
Natives of the Plains.

Natives of the Plains.
Speaking of the record Of Joe Pat
chen the Kansas horse, do you know"
said Kansas horseman and real es-
tate agent, THAT Kansas is the great
est natural horse country in the world?
Talk about Arabia! Why, it simply
wasn't in it with Kansas. If you could
trace back the ancestry of all the not
ed horses Of the country you would
run 'em back finally to this country.
It's the climate and water that gives
EN- the wind and speed
How about Pegasus" asked a SAL
man, who wore spectacles and talked
with Boston-bean accent.
What was his observation-disclosures
or Kentucky Whip" asked the Kan
sas horseman, who hadn't heard of Pc
gasus, and was evidently sparring for
wind
Pegasus" replied the professor, as
he deliberately wiped his spectacles
was the noted aging steed captured
by Bellerophon, the son OF Glaucus,
while Quenching its thirst at cele-
brated spring."
"Oh, yes" said the Kansas horse
man, Frightening, "recollect all about
1t now That spring was down here
at Geuda, Sumner County. Best water
for horses l ever saw Wild horses
used to come 100 miles to drink that
water. Didn't know that Teller Beller-
ophon personally, but heard of him
often. Think I met him once when
he was bringing up herd of horses
from Texas. Boys used to call him
'Beller' because he talked loud You
could hear him all over town when
he called for a drink. He was some
thing Of blow, but he knew the
points OF a horse, all right"
How about Bucephalus?" asked the
professor as soon as he recovered
from his first shock of surprise.
Don't just>call the horse to mind"
said the Kansas horseman, knitting his
brows In thought. When did he
make his record?"
He was the wild horse that was
broken to ride by Alexander, after he
had thrown the most expert eques-
trians of Philips court" responded the
professor with an expression that
plainly indicated II have him now"
why, of course said the Kansas
horseman. Ought to have remember
ed that before. That horse used to run
In herd that ranged between the Pan
Handle and where Wichita is now.
Used to range down on the Peavine
flats, In Sumner and Harper Counties,
nearly every summer. Seen him many
| time. No question but what he was
| born down in the southwest part of the
| ffatns EEneA Lual- came GOWN TO MS
| knees, and when he smelled danger
you could hear him snort half a mile
| That fellow Alexander that broke him
let's see what was his first name?
Why, sir. he could ride anything that
! wore hair, but he mighty near had to
| give IN when he struck the horse. I
understood that he told some Of the
| boys around town that he would't
tackle another job of that kind for a
hundred dollars. AS l was saying,
there is just no end to the wind and
nerve of Kansas-bred horse"
| But the professor from Boston was
not there to hear. He had given I'D
the unequal Contest and fed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-01-29
A Sanitary Bible.

A sanitary Bible for the use Of court
rooms has been put on the market.
1t Is bound with white celluloid in
stead of leather, and it can. therefors,
be washed and disinfected from time
to time. One of these Bibles is in use
in the mercantile department of the
Board of Health of New York citv.