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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06


for the island of his birth on mis-
sion of the utmost importance to his
countrymen; one, indeed, that may de-
termine their condition, both poiiti-
cally and economically, fer many years
to come.
He goes as the delegate Of the Liga,
whose members have subscribed the
funds for his expenses, but the report
he is to maks as soon as he has col
lected his data will be not for the
members of the Liga only, but FOR the
United States government at Washing
ton, as WELL
He IS to do two things: He will
study the mind Of the Porto Ricans to
learn how the islanders look upon the
new order of things to be brought
about by Spain ceding Porto Rico to
the United States, and he will endeav-
or to make clear to them the possib1ll-
ties for improving the condition OF
the island when the new order shall be
established This will be the more
difficult part of the professors tasks,
as, when the first enthusiasm sprung
from the feeling of liberation has SUD-
sided, the islanders will find them
selves at sea fguratively as we'll as lit
orally.
They do not know what the United
States government can do for them;
they are far from compromising the
situation, and equally far from know
ing how to take advantage of the new
conditions. Prof. Hostcs who Is q
profound student of international law
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06

ders; also he bears on his forehead the
red perpendicular mark of the Vaisch'
mar sect. Positively the only rest he
permits himself night and day, yea:
in and year out, is to lean slightly
with his elbow on the stick Of wood
suspended from a bent pole fixed in
the ground. Whilst enduring this ap.
palling penance. the holy fakir is gain.
ing additional merit by telling his
beads constantly. There can be NO
manner of doubt that these men do
undergo most CHASTITY sufferings. and
yet, somehow, they live to fairly old
age, and never seem to come to much
harm. Furthermore, they possess, o.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
Eggs. Butter, Poultry and Potatoes.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. a-Egg s. Fresh candlei
Missouri and Kansas stock, Is, dozen, cases
returned.
isl.c: dairy fancy l6c; store packed, lie; PACK
ing stock lie
Poui.ry-Hens, &c: broilers, s, ID: large
springs &c 10; roos.ers each, l5c: ducks. Sc:
young ducks, &c; geese, &c; gosl;ngs, SIC;
turkeys. old. Sc; young turkeys, 9GlOc.
Pigeons. SOC dozen: squads. 81. % dozen.
Potatoes-Home grown, $3.50; per bushel ::
Minnesota and Iowa stock, 32G40, per
bustel Colorado, Rural. COO per bushel
New sweet potatoes, homo grown, 5G pas
bUShel
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06

- REASONABLE BY whatever Eleezoual
pilferer happened 1T the time to b
robbing the customs and bleeding
franchise holders. The result was IA
tural enough. There was vast discon-
tent, most Of II hidden, though wher-
ever it showed itself death or exile
followed.
A man could not save himself by
declaring he was an Autonomist. The
safest course for him to pursue was to
keep quiet and not even think. Young
Hostos would think, however, and
would not keep quiet. This persistent
rashness set others to thinking, and
made the lego-romantic genius any
thing but a desirable citizen in the
eyes OF the governor general, who sug-
gested to him that a change Of scene.
so long as it were permanent would
be an excellent thing.
Hostos followed the suggestion, and
since his leaving he, like DR.. Betances.
has devoted his life to bringing about
the overthrow of Spanish rule in the
Antilles He is as famous in educa-
ton and in law as Betances is in medl-
cine and letters. Besides travelling In
Europe, he visited every country In
South America, and is the man who es-
tabiished and built up the educational
systems OF Chill, Venezuela and East
ern Cuba. He founded also the Col
lege of Santa Domingo. AS soon as his
duties permitted, Prot Hostos left
Venezuela and came to New York
where he organized the Liwa de Patri'
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
Market QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. Oct. a-Moaey Of call. 10
par cent closing at 2lstz per cent Prima
mercantile paper, 3L.GiE per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady, with actual
business in bank,rs' bills at t&sl@Ls41 for
deEan l.. and at sAslhG4slx for sixty days;
posted rates, si.SIis5; commercial bills,
AsJE
war bonds, 1866; new Is. registered. 1851
coupon, 1a6y old Is. ll04; coupon. except h
terest. 1loS; IS. es,S IS. registered, ll.1; coU-
pon. iIsll; Pacific IS Of ~. l0HS.
Bar silver, 6JSc ounce Mexican dollars,
i7Ac each. Bar silver in London, SD In
ounce.
The following Ar, the closing prices on III,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
SHOT A CONSTABLE'S SLAYER.

Citizens of Gallatin, No, Revenge the
Murder OF William Parker.
GALLArIN, Mo-, Oct. 1. - William
Parker a constable, was killed BY
William Fay, BURGLAR, recently re-
leased from Jail, here yesterday. The
two exchanged more than ten shots
with Fay at distance of forty feet
before Parker fell mortally wounded
in the breast. A posse of several hun
ired citizens were soon in pursuit.
and Fay was found in a lake by two Of
of them and shot upon his refusal to
surrender
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
COLONEL SMITH MAY DIE.
Latest Trouble OF the Soidiers' Homo Gov
ernor May Prove to BE His Last

SANTA MONICA, Cal. Oct. 1.-The
condition of Governor A. j. Smith, Of
the Soldiers home, who was shot by
an inmate of the home, is not salts
factory, according to the physician at
the home. His general condition is
weaker, and he passed a restless night.
He NAV die
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
New York Lottery

ROF. E. n. HOS
TOS, an exiled Por-
to Rican, and fam
ous educator, re-
Gently from Chilli
and Venezuela, and
the founder of the
Liga de Patriotas
Puertoriguncs, or
Association of Pa
triotic Porto Ric-
ans. sails this week
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
LIVE STOCK

KANSAS CITY Mo-, o.. 3-Cattlc-Re-
eeipts H. S2; calves $50; shipped SO cattle
2S3 calves The market was weak On stock
cattle.
Following are representative sales:
SHIPPING AND DRESSED BEEF STEEYa
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
Spain Likes Our Bueles.

CHICAGO, Oct. l. - Spain was 50
impressed with our army bugle calls
around Santiago that she has ordered
$500 of the same make for her army.
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Sneep-RecelpcS, .. ~; SolppeQ =
market was strong and active.
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Oct a-Hogs Market steady
at Saturdays average; light. s55Gas 5: mixed
sA5oGA &C; heavy. tas51a95; rough, ESQ
s.6Q
Catsle+-Markes steady; beeves. $s.o1Ga75,
COWS aaj he.SerS. e20o0l70; Texas steers O. u
G190; Westerns e20GA55; stoekers and feed
ers. sS0646
Sheep-The market VA steady; natives
seooeLO; Westerns. o.saG4ls; lambs. san
eau
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
rs A GRAND MISSION.
TO TEACH PORTO RICANS HOW
TO BE AMERICANS.

Professor Hostos Was Exiled from His
Native Island for Preaching the
Liberty He Now Goes to Expound-
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06

g.. 510-...-.l75 s...... 63......4 Is
Hoss-Eeceipes. $3.50: shipped 3ia TIE
mg-kes was 21sc to 81 lower than Saturday q
best time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
DEVOTEE UNDER A VOW NEVER
TO SIT DOWN OR REST.
(From a Photo.)

seem to possess, certain apparently su-
pernatural powers In the way Of divin2-
ton. prophecy and miracle working.
All these are no doubt tricks, but they
a.e tricks Of . particularly obscure
Kind.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06
Chicago Board Of Trade.

High. Low. S os. 4 S oss .
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-10-06

the results obtained or the fees col.
lected. The only way the people Of
Kansas can become informed of tho
transactions of the insurance depart
ment is through the dragging of un-
willing witnesses into court where
they are made to testify that they paid
tribute to avoid the penalty Of being
thrust from the state.
"And now what has been and will DO
the result Of this wholesale extortionP
One of the results has been the driving
Of number Of the strongest insurance
companies in the world from the state
companies that refused to pay trib-
ute or forego their constitutional
rights Another result has been .
substantial increase in the cost Of
farm insurance all over the state of Kan
sas- The SIS, 600 which goes to line the
pockets of the officials of the insur.
ance department must be made good
BY the people of Kansas The raise
was made on farm property because IL
IS class of insurance that previously
had been reduced very low and it off
tered the best opportunity for . raise
among all the classificationA It has
resulted also in turning the eyes Of
every wildcat company in the world
upon the insurance field in Kansas
As the old ind substantial COM
panies are driven out their
places will be taken by less respon-
sible organizations which do not
object to paying back door tribute
in purchase Of . driving businesAs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04

Miss Ruth G. Bodman. q very charm
ing young lady Of Oil CITY, Pa, who
has been visiting Miss Larabcr at Try
land Institute during the holidays. lef.
yesterday Tor the Newport News Sem
mary, where she is engaged as music
teacher.
Miss Lena Miller. who has been visit
ing the Misses Old, on North street
returned Ia her home in Princess Ann,
county Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Matthews, n very pop.
ular, charming ana accomplished young
lady OF Suffolk. Is the cues: of the
family of Mr.. J. y. McCloud, in South
Norfolk.
There will he n Christmas entertain
ment at Liberty Street Methodist Ep.s
co?al church Tuesday evening. All arc
invited.
The Chesapeake Knitting mill has
been closed down for the past tive
days for III" purpose OF taking stock
MIR. Warren Moody. machinist at tho
Norfolk ana Southern railroad shops
has gone to Richmond. From there he
will go TO Newport News. He bias Sc
cured a lucrative position in the dry
dock. Mr.. James Taylor. q machinst
from the same shops. has. also accepted
IL position with the Newport News
dry dock. Mr.. w. L. Stein. n ma
chinist from the Norfolk and Southern
railroad shops. has accepted a posi-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
TIIE; PROSPECTS
FIGURES ON COTTON.
secretary Nester's Statistics cE rho
Cr0p and It's Nipyemoni.

The statement OF Secretary Hester,
OF the New Orleans Cotton Elk
change. covers the monthly movement to
December 3ist. The total for December
was 1874, 446, agaiiiS. 1906 pol last year.
The amount OF the crop brought into
sight for the four months from Septcm-
Der to December, inclusive, Is So, 900
over last year. The m~Jvament from
the first of September to December 3lst
includes total receipts at all United
States delivery ports, $3.50, PTS. against
4, 9aS 500 lnst year: net overland move
mcnt by railways across the Missis-
sippl, Ohio and Potomac rivers Csc, S65
against G51 ,242 last year; Southern mill
takings exclusive of quantity c1nsum-
cd AZ Southern outports 451 0S1, against
440.3Ol last year, and interior stocks In
excess Of those held at the commence
ment of the aso 800. oS? against 49,
$50 las: year.
Northern spinners took during De-
cenber 3?2,SS3 bales against 255,132 last
year, increasing their Ito:al for the four
months to 1,276.3SS against 1905, 9SS last
year.
Foreign exports for the first four
months of the season have been 3 76I .9i6
bales. showing an increase over last
season OF &Si.S25 bales.
Stocks Az The seaboard from the
twenty-nine leading Southern interior
markets on December 31st. were 1861
13S, against 1,SiG, $50 the same late last
year. Including port and interior towns
LEFT over from the previous season and
the number Of bales of the current crop
brought into sight during the four
months. the supply has been 7,S76,5S7
against G,TS6 741 last year.
The movement into sight for the past
week has been 3aS, t67. against 3lI.57S
FOR the same week last year
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
NEWPORT NEWS.
opera House Management Changed.
BuS!nS1s in Full Bl1st
no16-tf

opera House Management Changed
l5us!n2as in Full B!nst.
Newpo-t News. Va, Jan. s.-fsne-
cialD-Tha Newport News One~,
Rouse. Familiarity known as Johnson.
oPera House. has CHI anged hands ca
far as The management Is concerned.
anu hereafter will be run by NJ. c; 4
hooker. Mr.. Booker is having the pIay.
mouse thoroughly renovated and
cicaned, and a number Of minor i'm
~proEements made in both stage an,l
parquet. The management will SEQ tn
II thSt only frst-class ~troures will bs
Fecfn1'ted no pSt VI, shows on the
poards OF this our only nrst-class thea
'it: me u under the new manage
ment richly deserves the p~atronase of
The playgosrs. which IT viii doubtless
enjoy.
The lull after the storm OF Festivities
a'tehaaht upon the holidays sweyy.
uoWn unon us today with a vengeance
All mo industries OF the city on,ned in
iuil btast. and The bus!ness men. To-,
are plnged into the cares Of their call
ihes. Holiday attire Is nowhere In owl
denc", bat everything, on :he contrary
wears the working day appearances.
sergeant ]. W. Reynolds left this
H!iy fer Go"dCnsviTlc this morning In
o.der 10 be present at the marrlar 90 OF
MS brother. Mr.. c.. w. Reynolds. al
stanton, Tuesday. ~
a marriage license was issued r.
Elmer Horrsley ard Jennie James
hosh Of Warwick county. today.
POLICE COURT.
Ans7Hst Greedy. assault, warran.
withdrawn.
Cara lawson. drunk, fined So and
Costs. ~
John West. drunk, fined So and costs
ROBERT Smith. diaorderly, fined 81
and costs. v
John Wilson drunk. fined 50 NM
costs.
Frank Barry. larceny: thirty day.
in the city jail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
PETERSBURG.
Grounded-Two Fire Alnrms-
married. in North Carolina.

Married in North Carolina.
Petersburg. Va. Jan. s.-(SpecIan-
me schooner Carrie, wbic left Pc
terspurE Saturday. loaded with lum-
Der, for Baltimore, Is grounded down
me hppomnttox river. n few miles
from here, on account OF the low tide.
Mr.. John f.. Lcmolne, Petersburg
agent for the Old Dominion Stcam-
snip company. has been busy to-day
delivering checks for dividends to the
stockholders OF the company.
II Fire Department was called out
twice yesterday In response to alarms.
Iie nrst alarm was turned In about .
o'clock in the afternoon and was due
TO the slight burning of a house on
Apollo street, owned by VIM. ELLIS and
occupied by Annie Jackson. and the
other alarm was due Ia n slight blaze
IN a mouse on Gil street, owned by w.
ID. Tucker and occupied by X. Hill.
Miss Ora Chick and Mr.. John IL
Young. Of Prospect, passed through
PETERSBURG Saturday night en- route to
liaHfaX, \. c.. where they were mar
ried yesterday by w. a. Wilcox.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04

DO you know that we sell the host ri,o
Insurance Policy to be bought any
where? ""S
We represent the Union Central
when is absolutely the best company
Wnich writes business In this section
our Twenty Payment Life Policy
cannot he c1ualled by any contract Of
IsreG by n other company. while orr
lhiS Kate Endowment policies are the
cheapest and best endowment lnsur-
nnce written.
lhese you pay ordinary life rates
and get m endowment contract
o Will lose money IL YOU insure no.
fore seeing us.
we also sell the very best Fire and
Accident Insurance.
WOODWARD & ELAN.
~ No. C Main street.
i' Suffolk. Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
O5 ,,(,(1N> OF SUFFOLK

several days by illness. The office Is
in charge OF Deputy w. a. King.
Miss Mary Patterson. after a stay in
Suffolk. has gone to Norfolk.
Misses Lena and Faye Parker have
returned to Suffolk after a visit to
Wilmington. Del. and Portsmouth, va.
respectively.
Miss Leila Adams. Of Southampton
county, is being entertained by Suffolk
friends. - "
Miss Elise U%ruuhart has gone TO Rad.
lord. Va, to resume her school duties.
Mr.. Admiral Brinkley, of Portsmouth.
was here Sunday as the guest of h,a
nlcces. the Misses Brothers.
The coi0rcd people Of Nanssmond, Isle
of Wight and Southampton counties
hnd n hlg time mt Franklin Saturday.
when there were n number Of speeches.
Misses Elenor and Ruth Brooks Icft
Tonight for Baltimore. the former to
go nome, II the latter to attend
school.
Mcssrs. Charles Jones and II. II.
lawson. Of Norfolk. were in Suffolk
Sunday. ~
Charlie I1utchlns and Captain Ed
N"tu y Norhc"t are visiting the for
1ncr's home in Maryland.
Mrs. l.. 6. Fell. after n visit 10 surfo,k
friends, left to-day for her homo. In
Cambridge. Md. -
MISSES Neitic Mars and Carrie Hin,
nftcr n visit TO the Misses Worrou ,er.
Fo-day Tor their homes in Norfolk.
RMS was the beginning Of tho I,,-
nary term of the Isle Of Wight corr,
Judge George Il. Atkinson presidiny
mere was no business OF special TN
portance. WI
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
C~ARTwRIGHr's WHARF. VA
some Items OF Intercst-Shipment Of
Spinach-A Literary Treat.

cartwright's Wharf. Va. Ian. a
tS1cciaD-Quite a large lot of spinach
was shipped from this wharf Saturday
by Mcssrs. John Cartwright and =. II.
Everett. II Is commanding good prices
IN the Northern markets.
NJ. and Mrs. w. j. Lee are visiting
the parents of Mr.. Lee in the upper
part of this county
We are to have a literary trea, next
Wednesday evening ut 1890 o'clock at
the Grange Hall. Driver. Mr.. Henry
Blount. OF Wilson. N. c., who Is a
great humorist and 4 man of national
reputation. will deliver his lecture. "a
Eott!e OF Chow Chow, or Two Hours
with the Actors. IiumOrists ar.l Ora
tors" Mr.. Elount IS q man of wonder-
fully gifted talents. lie Il truly the
Mark Twain OF the South. We doub.
not that he will have a packed house.
London overcoatings IN vc:y desirable
styles at
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
SS3 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04

ton from September / to December 10
is figured to be $4,000 bales greater than
during the same period of last year.
while the Northern mills have taken
over $4,000 bales more than In the can't
period Of 1896.
THIS YEARS EXPORTS.
Exports, too. have been large this
year,, 647,215 bales for the three
months ending November 30. aglins,
2,430,0 95 bales for the corresponding Pc
Rod Of last year. Fortunately this in
crease In exports is net due to large:
purchases by English dealers and spin
rers. for Engllnd's consumption runs
n risk Of being clrtailed similar to that
TO which Fall River Is now subject.
Exports OF cotton TO the United King
dom during the last three months were
10000 bales less than those of the game
period OF last year, and the gain In the
total shipments OF .he last three
months Is due to larger takinss by Bel
GUM (3S, 900 bales more than LAST year,.
France $4,000 bales more). Germany
C55. 900 bales more), Italy 5000 bales
more). British North America 5000
bales morc). and and Japan az, 000 bales
more), offse, by lcssened shipments to
the United Kingdom, as stated, Russia,
Spain and Mexico.
SOUTHERN CONSUMPTION.
On che other hand, against 4 possible
decrease OF the consumption by Fall
River and Lancashire must be set the
increasing consumption of the South.
The following gives the estimated con-
sumption Of the Southern mills for the
last thee crop years:
BALES.
1867 80. 80. $50. 49,. III. O2a. 1872
13g5-6 ols SIN
i3"l-o -. ........ -. -. -. S53,3o2
From these figures and in view OF :he
number of mills now in course OF con-
.struc,ion or recently opened. It aaems
safe TO figure that during the p-eser:
crop year the South will CONSUME ut
lcaet 200,eoo bales more than in 1915.
FOR AND AGAINST
Now let us tabul7tc the conditions for
and against higher cotton, az Robin
son Crus0e did the good and bad fea-
lures Of his life on the desert island:
FOR. AGAINST.
IAN exceptionally An unusually
small quantity car large crop and an
ricd over from asst unprcceden ted
year. volume Of re-
Small crop in In ceipts.
din. Larger Egyptian
Increased con- crop.
sumption by the Possible roduc-
South. 'tion of consum.,-
Exports well dis ton In England
trlbuted among for ana Tt Fall River.
ciEn countries and Foreign and do
tEnEland's talt!nEs mos'tio mills well
greatly below those supplied.
Of last year.
THE PROSPECTS.
AS 10 whether the market will follow
the course taken in the early months
of 1925 or not It is OF course, dangerous
to make predictions. The conditions.
however. do not seem ~unfavorable TO
a development. No. should the
very limited fluctuations in price-so
characteristic .. feature of the market
for some time past-be lost sight OF.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
IN BERKLEY
YIEGIHlAH LETTER BOX N BERKELEY.

All communications. ADVERTISED
mrnta orders for the paper, or other
business, left I'm the letter box or tho
Norfoiis Eirgin!nn Ia The n1.rc of tho
if"mR Of Berkeley, II Berkeley Ave-,
VIII br prornptly attended 10 q pnt In
By six O'Clock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
THEY LIKE TAR HEEL BIRDS.

Since the restrictive bird law in Vir-
ginia was repealed, local sportsmcn
don't get SO much pleasure In killing
birds. They prefer those Of North
Earolina. Captain w. j. Petit, Of
Norf3lA, and several Suffolk friends.
lief. to-day for a long hunt at Cora
penke.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-04
NoRFoLK YlRGINIAN:TUEsDAY y, JAM 1905

ton from ser.ember / to December 10
is figured to be $4,000 bales greater than
during the same period Of last year.
while the Northern mills have taken
over $4,000 bales more than in the can't
period Of 1891.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-02-05

Hanna buying a Sen 4tnrsi.,r .'for
the glory of God" Is but ! f,'t and
dim imitation Of Dole steal ua#
ton aud enslavIng its r"p e.tht.
Goa's will might be done" A,ti u
he cones to deliver the staIel .m.,i-
on the best terms possible To the pnb
lie plunderers who pretend - ~
acting in the name Of the An,ertc.f
people. What an indignity TO mn
upon United States ~nifirers to send
them away out to Chicago to receive
with outward marks of respect and
Difference this despicable old thimble-
rlgger and 0unko steerer OF the South
Seas!-New York World, Dem.