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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
LIE roNnoN wool MARKET.

London Jan 2l--At the wool auction saes today
. eto hs,a. ve-e offered. including nne queens
lad Port Prnlps greasy The tisnGance VS., tli
i1c all Gui.v p; iO4ili-2 The American representa-
Us hr,ghi most all q, The Queensland greasy oor6-
49,, ,,o,r,l - " TER OK = 4loE. New South
Wles IA Queensland secured f. ID condi;ion we're
sr-'..li, I'D for 4 good selection - East London
- -er ~crt above the last sales The German
Trv'-s ~5n,r-tel strongly with the hone trade The
hf,ar- were aiso active hilers, their puc
- i7te amounting g. about So te - Following
% o. .,'ae ir detail. New South Wales 700 bales
oert ei5d,s I'D gre1sy "a. I'D Que nsiand 90
hal scourd - o. mis- Giad: greasy G.dGis "a Vie
"a 600 iales secured 9duls ard gre1sy, Ga q lad
e,ufn Austria a. a. bales rreaev 6.srG-ld West Aus
trsa IA bales secured u'.dHis Ind. sEeasy. g.. d
Zealand 3D bales. secured. Oaylii7d. greasy
ii.G,Ii.d cage Z God Hope aad Natal. COO bales
sso..uret 7sdlis SD greasy Gtg7.d. Buenos Ayres
a., tales. greasy. 3VIAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
sorrnERx COTTON MARKETS.

Norfolk Jan 2i.-cotton steady. nddinz 57-ico;
lDw mlllng o.. good ordinary. 10 Receipts, 20i5
bales exports l.ss safes. 5f stock ~ s2s
Weekyccept' ~ 10 bales erports 20 Great Britain.
G $40. colstwise. 10 i3l. ssies. 1912
sayHnnah Jan H.-Cotoa quiet, m dlne < s 10
.ow mIii.ng. lrc. Receipts as9s bales. sales. 2]i
stock Il 40 WeskyRecepts 150us bales exports 70
Great Britain 7i6i. TO the Continent 'd13 eoastw!se
81 Louis Jaa ei--cotton quiet. misilIng. 5sc. low
mlddllng, 5hc. good ordinary. a'.c Net receipts osl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

bales: gross. 1000: shipments. 2Gia stock; 7i.oo
Weeky-Net receipts 2J60 bales; gross. Slsso; ship
rnents. 30. 1886
New-Orieans. Jan. 21.-Cotton easy: midting 5Ac
Is sd5 bales: Great Britain iil52 70 lIsnee
iC2: coastwse 35si sales $50. stock .JGS3s
weeky-Set receipts f6 bales; gr)sr. W OIL exports
TO Great Britain 49, France Gi02. q the Contl-
nent. 1884. coastwise 10 s23; sales, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

HEMP AND JUTE-There was quiet but hrm mar
ei TO- everything l,s. owing TO the coniiu us
strength abroad Prices a. fono~s: M"1lls n'ii,
suot 5i.c. DO shipment, 3-Gai.c do shpuen; lnted
Kingdom ii.c. sssl. spot 3J.c. d shipment go lIl'
-, = u ~ 2 nominal. DO shipment ". double triangle
ana equal soc: 60 shipment NJ B 80 n-."'iH+ lu.-
o.aliv 2. mixing. li>c, d. basgnz nominal! Ia
JiI5i.s-1he market rlled FIRM. with FAR demand
hui supplies light. with receipts small and oHlhss
,rrIs~afe We quote California, HAS. Mstsfnoras N
100 lSc: Ornoco l8i7c. Bogota I4% alo ':c central
s,r-'.car l5Qi5iac Galveston. he Puerto NabciIo'
ca la Gaayra 1850. Dry sslied-Mareca'lo selected
10 Wet-sa.je-Ha,ana as they run. IN bono sgs a.
-. slaughter nase steers. llq &C. burt bfanls lg
ioi, C.. side bTanls. 1gD bulls s'.9Ss'. oows -
~ e. country slaughter. native steers 'sv-e cows ohf
gc BULLS 7aspsc - a.. .t,A . ..a d.rand
%. al sut Unchanged prices. We quote: HrmI'k non-
NJ ar, lection lOi- 32oc: seoonfc 1Ss l0c; thiaH
I7iI1isc ACID selection 2DHlsc seco"as 49,
tt.5 i7i.nlsc retecls I5isglGFe; Union lisL b.cHA
ae13fc. middle backs, 29c; middle heavy -'@1Oc' -
80 6.ayv 2gq2sc; thirds 24926c nshi sacks COY"
,lScc, secondf "a -sc sel!ies SsH t.,r,es
- a!G32c: seconds 2D3Os; thirds
iSs,iGc ieIng butts 32433c: Texas OAK sole, 80
'utT there vas n slow trade ~ me cHe,ra ~
cav via prices showing iiitie chAnEe ifon so =
ms fpn closed So GoQS0 10 cope Closed "a -
&sii casine copper. $40 Gcllrsio - e;sei}, sao 20
Xxi, -. sp.er Il Sod unchanged at rs
I'm closed s5asi3 30. and SPOT ssa a. 81 - foI-
- c,hl4. ., the Metal Exchange ineldaed NC
lowing: Copper spot. closed fto Do futures Az is "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22


Cash quotations we're follows Flour steader: No.
sprng wheat s7i QsSc. No spring wheat s. /. a9lc;
No red o3G94c. ". corn. 27d27ic. so oats &c.
ley @os ssds No. ysccs 8 ~, Xxi *. Nq t aap-
96ay seed s. e mess PORK per b. s. e5GsJ 20 lard
81 s7s dry sailed shoulders C9xei isaSc shSrt clear
sides boxedl - soQSj 10: whskey dIs,ilers finished
goods. gal 81 TO- sugars cut. loas unchanged
was easy creamery l3alslsc. aairies ilgl7c Cheese
quiet. sasi:c Eggs weak. fresh lGc.
Cincinnati Jan 21-Flour aruer. Wheat nrm; No.
Arln; No mixed; 2i+c Rye steady. 10. 2 4oc. Lad
Arm s. so Whisky steady. 81 10 Butter dull Sugar
firm. Eggs quiet, &c. Cheese Arm
e. . spra: sS Man 20 JUN 3
yOc Rye hFmer. y. 464 6s.c. Barley steady. No.
2 i2lsc: sample. 27g30ia-
January. eic: May. colo. July. s9lc No hard.
922e No Northern. ~ F,oar: first patents. s. $50
second clear Sc I5gs2 80 Bran IN bulk 50 5o9so rs;
Philadelphia Jan. 2l.-wheat arm &c higher con-
tract grade. January. 9si.a9ssc February March and
Fstruary. S2s. a3a,. March and Arm nominal. Oats
steady: 50 while January ana February, ~ ESQ,
fancy Western creamery 2oc 10 Psnnsyvania and West
oru prints &c. Receips-Four 2ooo hbs 1900 sacks;
shipment--Wheat. 400 BUSH corn, 5000 bush oats,
1900 bush.
St. Louis No Jan. 2i-Flour unchanged. Wheat
spot easy. No rel cash elevator 93c track 9s G9s
January, "a, May 9i's, oi July. SIC ~ hard cash
SIqs7isc. Corn steady No cash 25'.c. January
25sc May. 2e''e July .74.e or. SPOT steady 10
MAJ. 2i'sc. July 22-c; ". white. 2lt.G25c Bran
qle,; east ra.e sacked So Ba''eT DUH creamery
Toledo Ohio. Jan. 2i.-Wheat lower weak; No. 2
cash e2isc: May 90 bid Corn dull steady No =
mixed. 274.c oats Dun. steady 10 mixed, 23c Rye
cash. s. 22i7. OF unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

best Yorkera 81 oo iigh, Workers. 50 sass 90: pigs
50 7Oos5 s0 heayy s. 5o9s3 10 good roushs sSass o.
common 81 2Ts2 H. Sheep steady. choice 81 'oosi W
common IS ~ 80. choice lambs - g@lS5 s0 common
to good. 81 JCGl$J to. veal calves, So 5OcSi %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

-,7-T1X-T.e cotton market fails 20 broaden y 20
sAo" any o. 'HS o5 go Wiz January IN
chsrrei and other months 1g3 points lover t,o" .ns
chaffes we're confined 70 unmportant 'a-ations VIZ
the UNDERGONE IN the main maid an car ,n,v.si
prices. The situation f. New England Las :. cn-l5sl
for better. ou, as ne n.ls D. ~ close. epiesen
a.. 80, sias for r. YEA he trade here pays
a5entoa 70 news from NeW-B~doid and ne tsv oaer
mills have ALREADY purchased nearly @loDV baes OF COT
season asi yea The drawback 10 the market az present
IS entire absence u prnlc sir.-t 'e me-
tn cotton There Is Gay steady. lli H'lf'ats me-
ANYTHING but satsta c'ory regarding ne lena'I iio'.
Manchester following sd'.~s uat me lasue ~ ma :
sna shor-s IN TINS b. alike Indifferent
pending further de- e.opmeni as = ne real st1so" "a
;rse c-ndts ars ,h4 strike d-fhcnr-s IN this coan-
fy AFTER festureless session market cios-l
100 bales Spot cotton closed steady uncFanse1 mo
diiig uPlsnds 57.c midanns Gaf e. as"s 5-les
southern spo, markets. aiddilns quoted were as, to
ouie, SIC: sales 800 bales savannah Gue-. 800.
ton dun t-sc Norfolk steady 100 ss.-s 'ii bs,es.
I9 40 n'E.'S,; ,, lens ~
bslc- ss, V.ek AID TO- rs ba!e Jas, year Estimated
recer,s Z: Houston tor1 ac4s 80, ba es against
Sij bales last week ani lo~i bales last year 4Tc'.
,io1sIy ..aea me i7s-ea.e future course O; prices WIZ
b eeFenasn, upon tae attitude - holders heoosIa
les .se-e more evidence Of reduction n aoreags
mace on re .he2sy ,he the,e ToGo D. o. ol i,e
cne5ai Pos;s 2 "a bs-s including 30 40 bale
6 j. is2 tal-s respectively. ta5ay Thus
;IeS ea2 is a an .osl - as9 so bales receipts
a. interior .n,s ,or the week Just ended wee l'2o9
Let year shpmens Agu-ed up l'$ ~ 90 's ases,
ta.es last Friday AMI as $50 bales tie same day last
Tie rang. o.. c.-t-s. prices .oday was as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
ITO VENEZUELA

Steamers OF the RED 20" LINE. under natl con-
tract with the United states Government. appointed
20 san from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
For La GuayrA tior carscas. Puerto Cabeo Curacao
and Marscaibo Curacao.
sc putrAUET.pIITA .... saturday. January 81 o. m
as rsR,ctS ........ .Wsenesday February :. .. m
- yFSFZr-pr.A Saturday FEBRUARY L. y. N
- HOIITON BLISS & pALLETT.
General Managers No. lS3 Front ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. 2l-Four quiet. unehanged, reSe,ps;
$3.50 obs. exports. 2sji obls, saes 2.yl boz ns.
easier spot month and Feernary 's.ass-e Nay s ~.
g15c; steamer No red g4a.uJ3c: receipts - lS' Dds
exports 5000 bbs; stock. li2lG G bis: sales 800
hps; Southern wheat ty sample. HfHF do on g..
s5g9ee Corn hrmer; spot, m nth and Feogary go 80
~ &c steamer mixed. 3laU3@c receipts. 100 l9l blsl;
sxprs 81 2s6 bush, stock tis2'7 bush sales go
bush; Southern White 29"3i d yellow, 2sn -,
oats arm ~ white. @sQ2e; - mixed &c o sS,sr
No nearby 5HsG52Ac; 10 Western. 53sp53Ae re-.
bush
, Boston. jan 2l-E!our firm. spring patents. s. 23a
- 10 sprnE clear and stra g1's - 3)g>5 .; winter
patents - o3HSj ~: winter cear and straight 81 4O1
- 10 torrmfal quiet 7O872c per bush 81 6)aSl 81 per
bD ss9rn steady. steamer yellow BIC No and ye!-
ao" oo1 H"sc Oats steady. fancy clipped 52n32 &C No
cIippea, 81 a.. No 3 clipped 81 &c. Mlfeed .nrm
phg oran ~ 20. winter oran $40 10. mddngs so %
ISIS 49, red dos flour. 81 80.
BuHalo Jan. 2l.-Sp-inr wheat-nCury good lin IS
hleher: 70 hard. 81 o.. No Northern. ID 81 % -
new Or. ~ Northern. new. :G'su9ie sc; 40 .
Nor'hern ~ &C Winter wheat du holders asAnS higher
lr.ces No red, SGc, No 5 extra rel. SIC. No wn"
y5c Corn strong: No yellow. 32Gs32b,c No yellow.
3ltc 10 yellow. $lit@. No com. 81 &c. No corn
3lsc oats hrin No white 2sc No white 2IH2I &c;
No white &c. No mixed 2fisc; No mixed 70 &C.
barleyood demand tor al grades and market very hrn
Rye quiet: No In store held soc. Flour quiet. but,
firm.
Chicago Jan 2i.-The leading futures ranred as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
uOLLAND-AMERICA LINE

- FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOCLOGNE STR-MER
6 Amsterdsm........ SATURDAY January % 10 A. ".
s Rotterdam Saturday. January 20 70 A "
M)deratc prices comfort. superior sccommodl-
lions Apply handbook ana terms 70 Gen. PasA
Agency 80 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
FRrN0H LINE
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique

" DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PAPIs FRANCE.
Sailing every Saturday. 81 70 4.
Fran per No - North River. loot Morton Street.
Ia Norrrariie. Isn. % Ia gascosne Feb y
la Fsb Il Ch.npagne 49,, FEB. 20
ls'-e ass-c pa' "a - ans csn Bexnr Green
\ Y Gen Western Agency - Dearb lrn-si.. Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

-'A TEXAS 50 cARoLlNA Ga. AND FLA
eTRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 70 all
,9tn. IN Texas Colombo Utah Arizona CHN, rnia Mex
fcc &c Georgia. Florida e ESc-.icnt acc runodatons
write ,,- our G0 mage Pocket Guide mailed f-ee).
r u MATL1RY & 60. Gen Ats. Per ~ Z r " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
OLD DOMINION LINE.

~ DAILY TO NORFOLK
For Oh Point Comfort Norfolk Newpart News Peters
burg Portsmouth. Pnners Point. Richmond. virginia
i.-sIh Va Nartiugt0i. . e. Freight and pssssn-
yer steamers from Pier 20 North RIVER Every week
fav except SATURDAY. NJ r. VI. and saturday at 4 2 IL
X l. GUILL.ACDEJ. Nlce-Ffes, and frame Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

1 'slbE Li-'A''
y ALL FLORIDA PolNTa. THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
tn. only s,esrre- Line % CHARLEsroN. C. and
JACK sONVrrrF FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE.
Superb Passenger Accommodations.
Reduced Winter Exclusion rates TOW IN enect -
svNrSOIE Mon. Jan. p COMANCHE. Fri Jan. -
IROQI- OIS.. Wed. Jan. % ALGONQuIN Mon, Jan: 81
Fr~-n pier 20 East River Noot RDoseveit-s'l r ".
wM p CLYDE & 60 General Asen,s.
Bowling Green. y 7.
Fl. Can A Pen Fast r r Line. VIA Jackscnvls
c,sa, g rrsigh, and Passenger rAas va Cha-sst1n.
T q EGER General Agent a73 Broadway y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
RAILROAD.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Al lsthmgs sor al West Coast Ports e
Mexico. Central ami South America.
Steamers ean from pier foot West e1th-F-. -. Y
yin AS1'F Jan 81. noon ALLIANcA Feb 10 nooa
For apply at Conpsny's N, ~ 5rostHay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
For the eek ending Friday. January 81. 1898:
Bales
Net receipts al all United States ports during

week ...'".....-....... .....'........... 2s6 SCI
same week last '.'s'...... 1921
Total this G. 3U4. J43
Total REGENTS same date last year........ 5.32
Exports 2ur.1;5
for the same IA .9S6
Total exports 10 this e............... 1888
Total exports date last 3.sI41S
Stock at all United States ports ............ l2SJsSi
year ~ '.'.3 .."....-..-.. LOIS 424
stock al All Interior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
stock a. ali Interior towns time 4Dy.5.J
stock Iivcrpo0l. 1OOSVOO
stock al Liverpool same time last llJJOOO
stock q American afoat FOR Great Britain. 10000
lime last wear ...-.. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
GERMAN MED. Ea2ANEAA5E2ylcE

kAaM>s HAM8y3q,,sA.ME2lGAA
NSF''t<T-~ - TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE
FROM New-York 10 Plymouth tronij Cheraourg Paid.
- and Hamburg
r. Bismayck FEB "a a n Norm anna .Meh -, a n
-, Iwin-ScfeW NAL Service y. Y-HambUrs direct.
rennsyl'ania jar. 81 pm. Phrn ella. Jan. - II n
IRIS ca1 $50 IN second cabin. $40 steerage. fN
HAMBCRG-AMERICAN LINE, 81 B'WAV. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
-crrsu IRrSH AND CANADIAN.

ish hogs ....... 3lQo. Sussex tegs al
80 u..,Na~e .3ufBl SUSSEX ewes uJl
iropshise hogs .....3l4S2 canadian comhins SoG"l
Nefhers .oulol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22
Savannah
Totals ..... $50. 40 2es a30 IS.

The movement OF cotton at Liverpool during the week
ending to-day. compared with previous weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

Current quotations OF foreign woods based upon WOO!
Exchange Official c.a.sihcat' ns, are as toI'0"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

1895 CRUISES WEST INDIES.
& 6 Pretoria Feb l. :. 5. Madana. Feb IA
20 days cruise % davs In the tropics.
FOR TIE GO WINTER " BGRMWLDNa
Frost unknown Malaria imp lssitle.
IS HOURS by elegant steamships weekly.
For further particulars apply 70 A. f OCIERBRIDGH
e. co Agents for Quebec :. ; Co. 80 Broadway. or
THOs COOK * sOT POI Broadway y. Y. a. AHERN.
Secretary. quebec 'arata
CC\ARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Fro-, pier a. y r.. foot OF Garrison st.
servia -. Jan 90 ! y Lucana....Fee. !? A. \
Csrnania Jan % II 4 Etrsria. FEB 10, =. ~.
Aursnia. .. Feb S p. NJ Campanls .Feo. 20 A. ~
VERNON BROWN & co Gen AGENTS
BOWLING GFEEN. NEW YORK.
WHITE STAR LINE.
49, NEW CEESsTOWN-LIYERPooL
Majestic. Jan. 90 noon Majestic Feb % noon
c;srmanic.... 2 noon Ge-na mic Mar 3
TsufonIc Feb o. noon Tout War 8.
T3rltaunc.....Feb 10 noon Britannia March IL
70 ras.age freight aus genial Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
P,e- No AZ North River. Once. Broacway. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-22

Total port receipts Tor
cCrr@sy0n.lnR totals - las
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
Resolutions OF Respect,

At a special meeting of the jew
iSh Women's League, called to
take action on the death of Mrs.
Hannah Elkas, the following me-
mortal was adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased AL
mighty God to call to Himself one
of our number, Hannah Elkas,
Resolved, That our feebIy ex-
pressed estimate of her loss makes
US hesitate to define what it must
be to the domestic circle of which
which she was the radient light;
and yet the guidance of her strong
and beautiful nature must abide in
the home where she reigned SUI
preme-that it remains to cheer
and encourage the hearts of her
husband and children where the
actual presence Is no more,
Resolved, Therefore, while we
extend sympathy to her dear ones,
in this sore bereavement, we would
have them be comforted with the
memory Of a peerless wife and
mother,
Resolved That this expression
of our sympathy be sent to the be-
reaved family, and copy of the
same be inserted IN the Greenville
papers and in the Spectator, and
spread upon the record Of our so
eieg. TATCHIE A. WEISS,
LULA STRAUSS,
FLORA WITT,
Committee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09

In letter published in THE
GBEENyILLE TINES of July 2Oth,
1S9o-a letter written for publica-
ton to repudiate report that he
was Indifferent to the reelection
of Mr.. Catchings, who was being
assailed then about as he Is now
Senator George said;
~ would be glad to do anything
to aid in the election of Catohings,
| regard his services as indispen-
sable. He is certainly the best in
formed and most influential man
on the subject Of Mississippi river
improvements in either House.
His loss to the district WOULD BE
A CALAMITY y
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
,.nugRten the Kasier.

Germans apparent bumptious-
ness is in strange contrast with the
actual condition of that nation in
comparison with the United States
as a fighting power.
Should the Kaiser foolishly run
amuck with the United States he
would ind no France or other
Continental nation to battle with.
He would have to cross the broad
ocean to fight us before any deci-
sive issue could be settled. In
that event. where would he get
coal for his shipsi Germany is
Ioo4er OIL IN the important matter
of coaling stations than is any
other frst-claSs Power, not even
excepting this nation. Away over
in the Orient we shall soon be
stronger than the Kaiser, even
though he has been exerhng his
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
INGToN COUNTY, MISS SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1898.

artful diplomacy, aided by tn,
mailed fist to ret strong basC
in Asia, The Philippine Island.
VIII be under the Stars and Stripe,
within month, and this will give
us an advantage that will be recog,
nized at Berlin, unless statesman
ship there is as blind as it is at
Madrid
1t would not be bad idea if
patriotic German A mericans
should Systematically y work on the
young Kaiser of the Fatherland
and enlighten hlm as to the over
powering strength of this nation
and of our determination not to be
bullied by him or any other despot.
If something OF this kind is not
done there is some cause to fear
that sooner or later the Kaiser will
permit his great and good friend
at st. Petersburg to get him into
trouble with the United States rs
a roundabout Russian method of
weakening the Anglo-Saxon race
to the end that the Muscoyite will
have a clearer field when the dread
clash between Russia and Great
Britain comes,-St, Louis Repub-
l;o
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09

We congratulate Miss lsom and
the University upon this special
distinction in being the only rel,-
resentative in tle entire south IN
.nted 10 read at Stratford, Eng,
on this occasion. Oxford Globe.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09

forwarded to Gen, Miles, at Wash
ington' He will open and classify
the same.
Another COO islands, not being
wanted by the Brownies who in
habit the larger members of the
several groups, will be sold at
public outcry to the highest bid
der tomorrow noon from the east
porch of the Capitol at Washing
ton. Possession guaranteed, and
permission to remove same, unless
the purchaser prefers to utilize
them in stu. Unsurpassed fishing
privileges accompany each pur-
chase, every island being COM
pIeteIy surrounded by water.
For variety Of location and
agreeableness of climate the islands
now offered are unequaled. The
Carolina Islands, otherwise called
the Nuevas FiIipinas, lie in north
latitude 3-l2 and east longitude
l35-l65. The Mariana Islands.
often called las isIas do los la
drones (the islands of the thieves. !
are situated in east longitude l44-
l46, and north latitude 1921, |
The Pelao Islands are in north |
latitude 70 and east longitude l3O-
1876. The SuluL Islands are in
north latitude Al, and east longi-
tude 119-l23, The latter, some
times called Sooloo Islands, are in
habited by pirates, the United
States offer them an honorable
career as models for painters, SUI
pers for theatrical companies, au-
5hors, publishers and pIayWrights.
About 200 small islands around
he coast Of Cuba will be placed on
he market as soon as Fitzhugh
lee has been sworn in as Captain
General of Cuba, vice BIanco,
whose term is about 70 expire.
All purchasers will be required
o take lessons in the Spanish Ian,
,uage, in order that they may
now how to pronounce the names
# their islands:
The number Of islands in the
eyeral groups is as follows; Pelao
$, Suluk $50, Mariana 20, Caro-
ina 500, Fiiipina 1900, Antilles
90.
Ec2II 2I full particulars apply to Ad-
niral Dewey at Manila or Admi-
al Sampson at Santiago. Times
Democrat.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
A FEW ISLANDS.

The United States, as the uni
yersaI legatee of Spain, there be-
ing no other forged heirs, has re-
Gently come into possession of
about 1000 islands, of which 500
are inhabited. The government
invites bids for the towing of
about 600 of the smaller islands to
Sandy Hqpk, where they are
wanted for use as targets for the
proving of new guns and generally
for practice. All bids should be
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
A Splendid Special Service,

The Times-Democrat, in keeping
with its prestige and enterprise, is
furnishing its readers with the latest
and most direct reliable war news fur
uished by staff correspondents at the
various scenes of action, acting in con
junction with such leading newspapers
as the New York World and New ! orB
Journal. Besides this the Timos-Dem'
ocrat has its own staff correspondents
and also gives full Associated Press
reports. The subscription is only 81 a
month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1898-07-09
WHAT SENATOR wALrHALL SAID.

WHAT SENATOR WALTHALL SAID.
In 1888, near ten years ago, IN a
speech at Greenville-published
in The TINES of November 3rd,
Senator WalthalI said
81 will say that the sagacity and
the earnessness of your represen-
tative, Mr.. Catchings, have made
for him record of which you, his
constituents may feel justly proud.
He has displayed Il slngle-minded
devotion to the Mississippi Valley
interests and has represented them
as no man ever did before, and us
NO OTHER MAN CAN at this june
turc."