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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-01
CHICAGO Feb, q.
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flour steady wi eat. No snrinQ 1894
No. 9 snelns s5a9s; No. = red l0!AaN4S. CS,t,
40 Q, 49X. Farley, No. 8, &c ola 0; No. 8,
-: No. =, -. "'"E seed MOL 81 2lha 25A .Prim Q
scsolos5 g Lard S@ per no s "s lsS shoTt
So sue, { oo.el s4.9, @i25. Dry -sa leo shout
-" ~"rs thoxejl 4&@6 Snort clear sides (oexe
S5.:6a WhtskeY. distillers' finished gO00s
"a A~4Ion sll84.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Feb. 2s Flour quet, on ing
to sdva' ceo view of holders city mill paU
ents S6.e6eB. B, do clear --; Mime sOts patents
6.5yao 55 Minnesn,~ u4xerb Am; winter pat
eats t&.SUa' y do. straight s4.5CG1Aao: win
to- extra So lOA4.UO; winter low grades s2.9Oa
aye -four dull: supernne 1915; fancy
Buckwheat -four nouina at s1.25al.80
Buckwheat steady at SSa39A.
Co 80 steady; getIUw western 70; city
n Brandywine w. IUaS. %
Rye n mer, No. weste N f&4; state rye
Rariae dull uestern feeding 40; mating
-; barley malt steady: western 50 s67
asa., spot, firm No. red lc6K; OPP
tons, NO red Mar-h c,oseI 10jA; May
Corn, spot. firm; NO. ?. sex afoat; op
tions. n'ay cosed So; July closed 81.
Oats, spoG quiet, no. =, 81, options, May
beef t1rm family sll25al IS: extra mess
s.QOa no; btef hams ~ ttal30j: packet siOa
IL " city extra Indta mess Sl5-5Oal7 w.
do. pickled Shouiuels an do. hams 7Aas.
Lard easy; wester' steamed 80 AZ; city
-. Nay LAS, n minal: rein d quiet
continent 20, coutn American IS 90; COM
pouno <atN.
Pors duh new mess 40 t5allOO; short
clps 81 .oal2 IS family Sl1.6Cali.VO.
factory ll0l4; 1lgins 4 imitst'on ca
m 'ry lSa17; State dairy HALT; do. creamery l4k
Cheese Gull; large white. September en-.
/ X:west 4, fret I6x: sou hern liallk
Potatoes steady; ne" kVrA SS.3 A92.5O;
sweets k3.uU r.
Tauow Il mar: city az per package) sKasX:
terroIeun Stronger United -: refined New
z Jrk s. 20; PHI. ~. eipn and Baltimore s6.l5
40. in bulg as
costa steady; strained, common TO goo1
SJf0d 10.
Turp milne fl IN at ia 5k.
nice firm; dUGestiu. Ialr 70 extra NO
81. Japan 5a54.
Moasses stea y: New Orleans, open
kertle good 20 choice, 2Sa52.
Cabnages. quiet: Long Island and Jersey
Cotton aee0 o. slow; prime crude 20a2I do
ItHalj do. summer yellow Is OFT
summer ~; butte OH 2ia26; prime win
to6eo- Options March t5F; MAY $50
spot, Rio, dun No. invoice ek. jobbing
OK mild sady: Cor6ova 7kal54.
4 suksI, rau steady; faiI rennIng ll-ts cen
trifu xai. q6-test a-i6 rnftned ste .dJ mould
A 51s, coafectioners' A SIX: SrsauIAlCd b&
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2s.-Flour opered dull;
w1s.s ri suEernnt $2.oUAo 20: do. exJrA 50 a6A
40; do family $4,000 10 winter wheat lat
ents "a sbaF. 10; spring do. So..0G5.40. sprInt
waef straiRhts IS C0Ib 10.
Wheat strong: suut. February and March
IG6HaiC0A: "A prll l0lh ask d; May lO0hall0k
steamer No 2 red e6a9 q: soutfer wheR'
by sample ssa1 OTIS: do on grade 9ias0l.
Corn dull: spof, February and March 33Ea
33K: April f3ka3A steam or liked 33033k
~n"thern white corn 33k aHK; do yellow 8sk
a3iK
Oats steady; No. white, western "a ABS
No 2 mis- ed 0.a32R.
Rye easV o. .. nearby s5Xa55k; No.
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COTTON DECLINES.

Southern Buying Checked the Down
ward Trend and Caused Something Of
Rally.
New York, Feb. 2S.--A decline of
lid in the price of spot cotton al
Liverpool this morning led to sales of
1900 bales and all indications point
to eager buyers of spot cotton on any
concessions. After opening steady at Il
decline of 263 points, our market show
ed encouraging signs of inherent
strength; Liverpool was an active buyer
of spring and summer positions, while the
South Appeared to be meeting the de-
mand. Later, h0weva Southern orders
c..anged and buying for Southern and
outside accounts generally checked the
decline and caused something of a rally.
Competition between American spinnere
and foreign spot cotton buyers in the
cotton belt was reported and the bears
withdrew. The market was finally bare
ly steady ut a net loss of 405 points,
drawing weakened near the close under
realizing.
uu,r Unx~ rxk,,ua, oraroa
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q large visible decrease were factors IN
Il general covering movement of big and
little shorts which started at the opening
and kept up all day.
The close showed advances of pa ii
May and 13s cents in July.
Corn and oats were also strong and
advanced q and Il cents respective
w. Provisions were irregular, pork and
ribs showing slight Gldilsg advances,
lard closed Il little lower.
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RALEIGH COTTON.
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. February 20 Money On cal
steady, at tna.H per cent: lasI loan per
cent. e,osing &C per cent. Prime
exchange is weak, with actual bust.
ness in banF q - DAls at 4 8ia4e4% for de
mRnd, and = & dat BIN for s'xty DAYS. Posted
ratef 4 o., ;o3 ana seateo CONNIE ,cia'
Bar silver o5X. Mexican dollars AK Co
er mont hor0s W. ak. State bonds dull
II Ailr .ad bonds firm.
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BALTIMORE.
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, NJ. c., Feb. 2s.-Spirits tur-
psntine nrm at 53Aat4: receipts Is oesks
Rosp Arm strained sI.zU; good sLl aine ]
81. 5. receipts Al
Crude turJ entiue quiet. hard q so; soft
Ssu: eIOth U barr Is.
Tar steady al IS: receipts %
CHARLESTON, N c., Feb. 23.-Turpeutine
firm 3sA
Rosin firm
SAVANNAH. Ca, Feb %. Spirits turpen-
tine tirm a 33k,
ROsln stea
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-03-01
NEW YORK Feb. 2s-Futures opened
steady: sales 5,0n0 hsler.
FntuIes closed barely stsaiy: sales l0p,3a
NEW ORLEANS.

SPOT cotton cosed dull: middlinR up
LANDS $40; middling gulf Id. SAFE sc
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NEW ORLEANS. Ia. February 3d. @
,tules barely ,teaoy; sales rs 30 baies
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2s-4:OO p. M.-Spot cot
ton. good ou mess done. pr ces lower: me-
lean middlinR fsir aZ73ld: sood middline
3 10 I'd; Am rican midnJing --ltd: low mid
ding 6,l61; good ordinary az: ordinary 30.
les or ne day were l2,UOO uaIes, OIL " nlcn
1900 were for speculation ana export, and
in 'uded il, 90 American:receipts 900 bales,
incIudlrg 7.'aJ American.
Hu5urts opened quiet with a mo e ate de-
mand and osed quiet but steaoy.
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<4HEK MARKETS,

HIM MAhhNIS.
Ga,vee.er. firm. 6, 1870 baIes
Norfolk, firm l5.l0, tC0 bales.
Bsltfmoit, nominal. "a. - bales.
B7ston, quiet, o. g. 24s bales.
WIlm ton, firm firm y: g, @ b. 6aIe S.,..
SavanI ah. quie' sc. dy, n y 9S3l bales.
Ne rIesns. quiet, 8 IL 90, 1901 Daies.
Mo ltle. steady, o 1l.l6, l,I9l baief.
= Me nphis. finn ~, 2,5s9 bales.
Augusta. firm 6k 8 bsi-s
CairIeston. steady, ~, 9,l49 bales.
G nciLnati, rn, ., 80. uaI.I
Lou svILIe firm *, bal. Q.
81. louie. I rm, 61. 535 bales,
n custom, firm, 10 10, 3. IS bales.
Nav YORK dull. & ID. 40 bales.
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STOCKS WE'RE STRONG.

Activity Centered in Sugar, Changers
and Other Large Stocks.
New York, Feb. 2S.-To-day's stock
market was strong but the activity was
largely ceDtered in the leading stocks.
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LOCAL STOCK MARKET.

WHEAT TAKES A BULL TURN.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 2S.-Wheat again
developed into a bull market to-day.
Unexpected strength at Liverpool and
The times., 1898-07-08
MISS wooDsoN's PETITION.
Dismissed From an Organization
Desires Reinstatemcnt.

Dismissed From an Organization,
Desires Reinstatement.
Miss Parthenia Woodson, former mem-
ber of the Ladies United Reapers' Benev-
olent Society. has petitioned the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, in
mandamus proceedings. TO compel that
organization to reinstate and receive her
to full membership again and restore to
her all her rights and privileges of a
member in good standing.
The petitioner alleges that she was dis
missed from membership in the defendant
corporation without just cause, and that
she had always, by paying her dues and
assessments, maintained a good financial
standing in the society. She further
alleges that the action of the society in
dismissing her from membership is
grounded on the false assertion that she,
the said Parthenia Woodson was instru-
mental and party TO a suit brought
against the society for the payment OF
sick benefits. That for this the society
demanded that she make an open apology
which she refused TO do.
The Ladies United Reapers' Benevolent
Society is a corporation. the object OF
which is 10 provide for. and aid sick
members.
The times., 1898-07-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued to the
following persons yesterday: Stanislo
soldano and Maria CormaIetta, District
of Columbia; John E. Taylor and Sarah
T. Wesh, District of Columbia; John A.
King and Mary A Holland, District of
Columbia; Lawrence Burke and Katie L..
O'Neill. District of Columbia; James w.
Robinson and Carrie Z. Smith, Beltville,
Nd; Elwin H. Costerbaden and Lillian
Z. Laws, District of Columbia; Charles
Branham and Walter Page, District of
Columbia; Joseph Anderson and Edith
Harlow, District of Columbia; Isaac
Woodland and Mary Dickson, District of
Columbia; John T. Davis and Hettie
Chisholm, Charlottesville, Va.
The times., 1898-07-08
AIimonr Ordered.

In the suit of Margaret B. Gladmon
against her husband, DR.. Edwin Glad
mon for maintenance, Chief Justice Bing-
ham sitting in Equity Court No. l yes
terday, ordered that the defendant shall
pay 10 the plaintiff the sum of $40 per
month. pending the result of proceedings
for Tarmanent alimony.
The plaintiff was represented by Messrs.
Birney and Woodward and the defendant
bv Mr.. Forrest
The times., 1898-07-08

Commodore Schley, was the
real hero of the naval battle off
Santiago. His flagship, the Brook
lyn, was hit 81 times during the
engagement, which shows that he
was in the thick of the fight. He
triumphed over his adversaries as
Diamond" and 'sMunchner"
Beers triumph over all other beers
brewed in America.
sS Case of doz. bottles, Sf.25.
Write or phone 222. National Capt.
tai Brewing Co., 18th and ID SITS. s. E.
The times., 1898-07-08
25c TO 39C
Real 0rgandieS, 94c.

There's no use wasting time over an
unavoidable task. We'd much prefer to
set aside these royal fabrics, but faVorit-
ism must be tabooed-the bitter and the
sweet both must be offered-the leading
STYLES must take pot luck with the
rest. These Organizes are the greatest
values in ChristendOm. They present a
more beautiful array of proper effects IN
color and design than ever shown at
any one time+700 yards-worth 90
no less than 25c and up TO U%c
4
The times., 1898-07-08
weeI1-End ID. sS o. seashore Excur-


Beginning June "a to Atlantic City, Cape
May. Sea Isle City and Ocean City, N. j.
Tickets good, going, on 1000 a. m. and
I2:05 noon trains, Fridays and Saturdays,
valid for return until Tuesday following.
at rate of S.. w&f-tose9
The times., 1898-07-08
At THE BUSY CORNER.
Reducing
Remnants,
Stock and Price.

The dance is on. JULY is to be
a period of reductions. The two
most listless months in the year
loom up threateningly before us.
Stock must come down to lower
and lower proportions. till it has
assumed a size commensurate with
the amount of business that is 60
ing to be done. There's a quick
way to Tighten the burden-a power
that will send goods flying before
it helter-skelter-the omnipotent
might of the lowest prices man ever
named. Remnants bow to the sac
rifce today.
The times., 1898-07-08
NeIsnn.s EenrfnI nron.

If you want to see the most startling
balloon ascension and drop, take the
Great Falls cars at Thirty-sixth and
Prospect Avenue to Glen Echo this after
noon. Ascension at o'clock sharp.
The times., 1898-07-08
order = Case for sunday.

Drop postal or phone 2154 today,
Wen send q bottles of "Culmbache''r of
Export Beer, for only S1.25.
Wash. Brewery Co., 4th and ne.
The times., 1898-07-08

There is one place in town where ladies may
go and spend a very pleasant evening. That is
the Alhambra Garden at 4th and f ne. No ad-
mission fee at this pretty place. Wash. Brewery
Co.'S delicious beers served fresh from the
vaults. Crabs, sandwiches. etc 1t
The times., 1898-07-08
Sc to PIC Dress Ginghams. 5slc.

Best Of styles among EN-. The finest
Scotch goods don't surpass them so very
much. OF course one can't find better
wearing fabrics than ginghams- %
these especially. Worth up TO A%T
The times., 1898-07-08
baltimore and Return via b. & O.

July 9th 20 18th. Tickets valid for date
of sale only. A.25. jy7S,9,u, 12,14,16
The times., 1898-07-08
SC Lawrence Lawns, II

Two fun cases Of tlem-c0IOrs that
coudn run if they wanted to. The best
styles OF the season. Lawns as
good as these never were sold 1ET
al less than 5c..................... +8S
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11Ic to 10C
Wash SfaffS, SC.

lo.OJ9 yards Of the best Summer cottons
that American mills have loomed are in
Cluded I'm the mclauge OF worth. Lace
Tissue Lawns. Corded Lace Lawns,
American Organizes, Null Lawns-yes.
and ever so many more meritful and
standard stuffs Jhat are in this
wonderful offer Of values, as Rn
high as ...................... Ce
The times., 1898-07-08

Has shown US that we have
many more goods on hand than
We expected, and quite a num-
Der Of odd pieces. So we have
gone bravely TO work to cut into
prices in order to force sales.
Incomplete suites, short lengths
Of mating, odds and ends of all
sorts have been cut mercilessly
in price. You can pick up bar
gains by the score Have your
purchases charged whenever it
is a convenience to you.
The times., 1898-07-08
IGc Furniture CretOaHe, Sc.
RIIc Plain Lawns. CSC.

In blacks, blues. reds, pinks.
greens and standard shades. worthh3C
The times., 1898-07-08

Mems and Boys Tan
and Black oxford Ties,
in broken sizes, 4 IL TO
II.
The times., 1898-07-08
I5e SerpsEtine Creme. 5Sic.

In the pick Of the co!ors, in
Guiding an unCr0ckabIe black.
Almost a third Of price at......
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
AN INTERESTING TRADE QUESTION
A Phrase Which European Newspapers are Trying to Apply With Effect to This Continent In Relation to
 New Trade Conditions.

expect called policy
  will A
 
 
 
 
 
 
  and its holding treaty. will that China  hostility all civilized >siat dcof" completely
 
  precisely Canadia ports nat whic elects vessels entering the ecasting privilege
 
  
  sphere  determine nations with
  is relatively
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
TO HELP THE SOLDIERS.
Committee Opens an Employment Bu-
 reau For DischaT ged Soldiers.

New York, Nov. 27.-The Soldiers Comfort ccmmitt5e Of New York has opened an employment bureau at No. 316 East Fifteenth street for tha pur- p1se of securing employment for dis charged soldiers.
 The house was formerly Camp Wal worth, of the Women's National War Relief association, and is under the management of Dr. A. E. Gallant, the medical director.
 There are present sixty sodiers who receive focd and shelter in rsturn for their services abcut the house. All hcnorably disch3rg1d soldiers will be mada welcome fcr ten days, at the ex- p:ration of which t'ne, if nc place has been provided fer them, they must make room fer new applicants.
 All information Cbtin2ble about the applicants is kept on file fer the benefit Of employers. The irs. utiCn is sup ported by contributions, and the public is earnestly requested to ass s5 in ths work of the committee by engaging hs1p from among the discharged sol diers of New York many of whom e. signed thcir pcsitiors tc. serve tho United States.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
JOSEPH LETTER AND MILK
Rumor that inc Famous Wheat ninq
 is at the Head Of Dairy Trust.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-Rumors were cir culated today to the effect that Joseph Letter is engineering a scheme for the formation of a dairy trust. The re- ported capital sock of the combine is said to be S6,000, ,000
 In some quarters, where it was re- membered that to the former wheat king had been attributed all sorts of stupendous enterprises, ,he rumor was discredited. No confirmation of it could be obtained, although it was said that the meeting for the purpose Of completing the organization was sst for yesterday.
 The personal representative of Mir Letter in the alleged scheme is MT. Kee of the firm of Ke9 & Chapel. Pres ident MOnahan Of the Wisconsin Dairy company is reported to have been slat- ed for the position of manager. Neither MT. Kee nor MT. MOnahan could be found at their offices and nc person could be located who could furnish any information il regard 10 the rum0r.
 MT. Letter is il Chicago, but was not at his fathers office on Clark street when a reporter called there. MT. Lei ter, senior said he had heard nothing about the trust in milk.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
DETECTIVES DO QUICK WORK
Officers mshe 0n Arrest Half an
 Hour After Complaint.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-C2ptain Colleran placed q large merit mark opposite the names Of Detectives Brown and Graf ton yesterday. The two sleuths set a record fer quick arrests. Charles Me Cormicl1, 2 New York travelling sales man, reported at 9 o'clock at the cell tral station that he had been robbed of SIS and 3 diamond valued at $100 while he slept at the Great Northern hotel.
 Brown and Grafton were detailed on the case. Before 9:30 o'clock Harry Sect, the station boy on floor E, WAS arrested for the theft. The diamond and money were found in SCott's pos session and five minutes after his ar rest he made a confession. Before 10 o'clock the officers and Mccormick were in the anteroom of the grand jury chamber waiting for an indictment against Scott. The detectives say they expect to have Scott measured fer suit at Pontiac before tonight. He is 18 years old.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
HARRIS ON EXPANSION
flanSaS Senator Thinks We Do Not
 Need all inc Philippines.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Selator Will
 liam A. Harris-of I4inwood, Kan, who
 mas just arrived in Washington acd settled for the winter at 1916 Thir- teentn street, said yesterday that the political overturning Of that state was caused by the staying ac home of 40,- 900 fusionists and 15,O0O republicans. The effect of such indifference" the senator added, could c4ly be a tri- umph for the republican party
 T do not understand the senator said, how the republicans are going to avoid an extra session of congress. They are pledged to legislation that WI reform the currency, and cannot honestly evade these pledges. The Nicaragua canal project is something that I am decidedly interested in, and : t4lnk legislation authorizing its con- struction should te passed as early as possible. Polto Rico and Hawaii are both necessary for strongly guarding the approaches to that canal, and for that reason l think we were justified in acquiring them. Quite a different problem is presented in the Philippines. ! do not think we ought .C have the en- tire group. and if we get them, as seems probable. the possession will provo a white elephant. The island Of Luzon and a c0aiing station in the La drOnes would be valuable to us. and we ought to retain that much as vic -ors in the war with Spain"
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
OCCUPATION OF ClENFUEGOS
If Has Been Postponed UnfH Rffer
 January I , Nexf.

Washington, Nov. 27--Che war de- partmert has found that it is imprac- ticable to occupy Cienfuegos before the Is. of January, and Major-General Will son, commanding the First corps, which was designated to that duty. has been directed to make such disposition of the troops until necessary to sail as in his judgment will best serve the in teres,s of the army.
 short time ago Q brigade under command of General Snyder was or dered to be placed in readiness for i'm mediate service and occupation 2t Cf- enfuegCs. Since that time it has been found that there arc now 19,000 Span ish troops at CionfuegOs, a1d that more Spanish troops ars to be sent there and consequently the Spanish garrison cannot be removed in time for Cccupa- ncy by the American troops CT or about December l.
 This was the date originally fixed when General Snyder would go to Cien- fuegos. Besides the 19,000 troops origi- nally at this place, it has been found necessary to sand quite q large number from Havana Cn account Of l.he distur- bances which have occurred there.
 According to the preparations thus far made l. does not appear that the United States authorities are in any great hurry about sending troops to Cuba. No ships for trarspoTts have been assembled at Savannah, a-d 10 orders have been issued which caused the quartermaster' department to as-
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
SENATOR BILLY MASON
Tired Of Peace Negotiations and
 Opposed 10 Extra Session.

Washington, Ncv 27.-Senator Billy Mason Of Illinois came to Washington yesterday and has settled his family at their residence, 1423 Chapin street The short but broad shouldered senator is enthusiastic ever the election, and declares with as much earnestness as he used to plead for the independence Of the Cubans that there wi be no ex- tra session Of congress. "It will not be necessary emphasizes the senator The commissioners to examine into Q proper form of government for the new possessions will not be ready 10 report for some months after the treaty is ratified.
 The new congress" he continued, will have a safe working majority in both branches, and sound money lsgis- lation should be passed early" On the labors oi the Paris peace commission the senator has some terse ideas. The commission" he says, should be i1- struo-ed to make the Spaniards get down to business. Hostilities should ever have ceased for the deliberation i 3 peace commission While the Span ards delay, We are maintaining a large army and paying military expenses that will mount ID to nearly a million dollars a day
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
A CATTLE KINGS RUIN.
Over Million Dollars Involved in
 Gilietts Failure.

Kansas City, Nov. 27.-A special e the Timss from Abilene, Kan, says the creditors of Grant C. GIllctt, the cattle king. who left for parts unknown last week, spent Sunday struggling over the wreck which he left behind. It has developed into the cast of every man for himself, and the result is q worse sn8rl than ever. Each commi5- sion firm who holds Gillet.s paper seems to devote most Of it's time in others. h the meantime losses are piling on losses and the mil lion and half Of estimated liabilities may go even beyond that amount. There is no enc to feed CT water the thousands of cattle at the Gillett farm, and while the creditors of the failing magnate are quibbling among them selves the cattle in stalls are dying for wan of wa,er and feed. The employees have desel5 ted their posts. On the are twenty carloads more of Heref0rds and shorthorns suffering in the storm with no one to care for them. They had arrived On the date of the failure
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28

took charge of the remains and re- moved the bodies to his morgue.
 The men were unknown, but their ide2tity was established by a letter found in the pockets of one, bearing the name Of Richard Iurzman. Deputy Coroner Chandler notified the Balti- more authorizes and late Saturday night he received a message from the mother Of the men.
 Charles Weigaad Of Baltimore, who is visiting in this city, said he met the men on Friday. They told him they were from Baltimore and were on their way to Delmar, where they hoped to get work. One of the men was 9 years old and the other about 5 years old
 Deputy Coroner Chandler will hold an inques;- It is not known by what train the men were struck. The bodies were sent to Canton last night
Arizona republican., 1898-11-28
! SALOONS CLOSE AT MIDNIGHT
Fiayor Harrison Gives Inspector
 Heideimeyer Instructions.

Chicago, Nov. 27.-8Iayor Harrison has instructed Chief of Police Ripley to close all saloons in North Clark street at midnight and to put an end to rag-time music in this thoroughfare. The order was transmitted to Inspector Heidelmear yesterday. The action ',ak- en by the mayor was the apparent re- suit of the shooting affray which oc- cured in front of Sam Barkley's rag
 time" resort near the Clark street bridge. The order was generally ob- served in North Clark street last night.