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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

York. slGsi.4O; Long Island; N.zS1si.,o'
Jersey sweets. $2.25qsA15; southern sweets
sl.75Qs225. s
Cottonseed- Oil-Lnactive and offered
more freely with buyers, ana clos.ns
possibly a shade easier in tone; prime
crude. barrels. &c, nominally; prime
summer yellow. &c: OF summer yelioW,
nominal: butter grades nominal, prilne
winter yellow, 34q35c.; prime whl'e' %"
34c. prime meal. {23JVg<2iOO.
Tallow-Firm. -,
observation-disclosures; refined. New ~ 9rN'
$3.50: Philadelphia and Baltimore, S.S.
Rosin-Firm; strained. common TO sooo'
81. 4QdSl.50
Turpentine-s Steady at 5lsg52c.
Rice-Steady.
MOlasses--Steady.
Peanuts-Steady.
Freights-Dull -
Coffes-The market for coffee futures
opened steady, with prices unchangeu,
but later declined 10 points unuei ,Iad,f-
active profit-taking, and ratner nun,
ferent attitude on the part OF ths Jun r
forces Trading was active. WITH tot-
eign buying and local hquua'ion S.
lures. An unfavorable average or c3p.e
news was about offset by light Brazihan
receipts large warehouse deliveries. and
a better undertOne in the spot uepatt
ment The market was finally oarey
steady. at net decline OF 10 ~ poiu,s.
The total sales were % $50 bags, incind ing
".
S.6. Spot quiet Mid quiet
Sugar-Quiet but steady Tor raw he-
fined sugar quiet.
NEW YORK DRY-GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. December Further up
ward movement in bleached cottons IN
augllrated by Lonsdale a. advancing 10
Sc. per ward. Expected that Fruit OF INC
Loom will go to SIC tomorrow ~
change i'm heavy brown sheetin8s anu
drills. Fine brown and gray goods ana
Cocheco best fancy print opened at ot2c.
Prints opened at SIC. Print-clotns strOns
az 3itc for regulars. Coarse colored COT
tons stu tending against buyers. NO
change In wOOlen and wOrsted goods OF
silks.
BAITIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. December 7.-Flour-Dull
Wheat-Firmer: spot and the month.
7OIsl70s.c: January. 1fsgTl3sc.; May
74%a75c. southern wheat, by sample
'' CEorn-Firmer: spot. S7ssas7sc.; the
| month 37itn27iac: December new or olu,
| g7HG3IiSc.: January. S7G37l4c.; February
| 37AG37isc.; southern white. $h45lac
Oats-Easier; No. 2 white, 3lAn3ihc.
| Rye-Dull: No. 2. nearby. DC,
Sugar-Strong and unchanged.
Butter. Cheese, and Eegs-Firm ana I'M
| changed.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO December Light receipts
| and predictions OF better export IN
| ouirv supported tse wheat market to-
| dav Nav closing ikQSsc. over yesterday
! Corn at the close was &c. and oats &c.
! higher Provisions closed steady but 2l2c'
| lower.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. closing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Wage-Incrense I'm Carolina.

AUGUSTA, GA. December THE
Manufacturers Associa ton, which in
ciudes the cotton-mils in Augusta and
those I'm Bath and Langley. 4. c.. have
determined 10 make a substantial in
crease in wages on January LIST. This
acton is voluntary on the part of the
mill-men. and not the result OF any de-
mand from operatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Mr.. Thomas Larus Hurt.

Mr.. Thomas p Larus, Jr, who was
hurt very painfully Wednesday. was
resting as easily as could be expected
yesterday.
Mr.. Larus fell on the street at Twenty
fifth and i streets His right leg was
badly fractured. Mr.. Larus was taken
home, 10 No. 2Sl5 east Grace street. and
DR.. Garcin summoned 10 attend him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

Richmond, Va, December I, 1873.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 10 TO
Use: mixed, 10 10 75c.: shortberry. 70 10
75c No. red, Zoe: bag lots, 80 10 7tc.
Corn-White Virginia. bag los, 40c.; No.
white, 4Oc; No. white, CSC; No. 2
mixed. 3Sc; No. mixed. 81 lie. Oats
No 2 mixed. % lie; No. mixed, zSc.;
winter seed oats, 81 20 eOc. Rye, go 10 tJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Not Going to Manchester.

The rumor that the Trgg ship-yards
would be removed TO Manchester IS en-
phatically denied by officials Of the COM
pany. A plan IS under contemplation
whereby the dock for the new cruiser
will be built on the basin, which may be
enlarged so as TO admit OF the entry and
departure Of vessels or such size.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Uhe Church I'll CIuh

The gentlemen Of Church Hill who are
endeavoring 10 organize a social club on
Church Hill are making encouraging pro-
gress Some fifty gentlemen have already
signifed their intention of joining the
club. II is understood that if q hundred
names can be secured that theSormation
Of the club VIII proceed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Fire on Fish Alley.

A shanty on Fish alley, between Union
and Seventeenth streets. caught fire yes
terday morning. An alarm was turned
in from Box 10, but damage TO the eX-
tent of $50 had been done before the
flames were suDdued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
rifer and wines Confirmed

WASHINGTON, ID. g., December r.
The Senate, Ia executive session to-day.
confirmed the following appointments:
Joseph w. Fffer OF Illinois, TO be an
Interstate commerce commissioner; Fred
erick w. Wines, OF Illinois. to be assist
ant director OF the census.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08

The special meetings at the Randolph
Street Baptist church continue. Consid-
cradle interest is being manifested, and
large congregations are attending.
Special meetings are going on also at
the Fulton Baptist church. Large num-
bers Of people are attending here also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Degree of Perfect Flu Conferred.

At a meeting OF Liberals Lodge, No. 8,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of
FreemasOnry held Wednesday night, the
degree of Perfect Flu was conferred by
Nenerabl Master r.. l.. Roden.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
Pader.,sLi I'm splendid Health.

Paderewski, the celebrated Polish pan
list, who is 10 appear In this city on the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

we quote: strictly choice veal. per
pound 6ha7c.: good veal. per pound. C9
sihc.: rough TO good. per head. $3.50
Lambs and Sheep-We quote Spring
lambs. good 10 choice, 5a5i.c. per pound !;
Shan mar naiinA. chaiaA a6i2i-a /, sAa4i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations are for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

a ninful uriieut secured ,it IA. Va
'a'Hh mr,eoa Tuesday II Mr. Il 4
i''s''- WAs M, a load Of coua aud ~i,-,
lo"'lsh ~nsruf,ng arrros- Che turt.
sl''n 're drN holt broke In three
fi,ersihnsdTing The team u snd,1.n
rug, iorssd, precipila'ine Mr. lone.
10 me rfon'a. striking hi~ head nua
.N.nluerm t'e MI ruisng M uylv
'n-h over ihe right eye. md bruisi,r
~ shoulder ver' badly. The eup'oyer
si he mineeiurht the team and dN.a
'urrafrr IN The eieirh ~ hest they
ronla while samurl Chart dressed y /.
e.t'd nni assisted Mr. I0nes onto 4,
llad
rd.irgip Coalyhlr Dc called at ~.
uu Store .ui NJ J.. l.. Hayden av,is
eor.aJ and hound ~ ,hc won.a
81 Lilr quite paiuiui VIZ. Homes IL tba,,L.
h,l 70 sHs not wor-s. NJ n may bay.
rfu,sd m"r srrious. However be- IL
atna ,sHrl. o. can DE expected andm
a. rrrumf tno'r
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

Wriw7"ho'iaaG 10 rpnganio. ever,
lTt''e ID Vha-'b 'lain'- Courh Remcd,
o. boo us rrlresenied ana n 10, ..t..
factory aiirr TIA Thirds n a.. csnie,,.
hH.' bon n''d, " ~ refund ne mo,,,
u th' pfi'hA-er. There II no hsti,r
medicine made Cor b grippe. colds ard
who'pins cong. Price, ~ and zoe
p-r soiile' For sale by John Roy den a
Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

When tic president va. ,etnrutno
irom h.s AiisSuoon drive ye.,erd,. Le
was rseasn'zei ny aroOp Of LsJs who
were sEiHi"'ihg over Vermont avenue on
roller SKATES They yelled "llurah for
heKinley' and started after him. Al.
though Tue horses were going rapidly
the yonnRs'ers soon Overhanled the
President landau. and sei1ine hold Of
the back aud the hind axle allowed
themselves 10 be dragged slong oyer the
pavement until the driver pulled up
under 'he porIico Of the White House.
IA the president left the carriage he
took on his hat politely As II they
had peu' iellow-soVereiEas, aud aid
'bo''' ! nope you had a god ride.
EE,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

uENnlt. G'an Jhn. IS, 1899.
Enron liNt-
The ton"i NJ I'D Mrs. VIM. VIII
mns' "h" .lirn nrcnlb n nialaand
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lGih
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take, I.r .l- Aluut a.. third oi
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

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death oi Mr. ,iisg.rri ierrv ID
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poor health, It w. not tAoaahi dat
there Wis any inu' dialc danger. ind
her iamil, Nere ., al, unprouarsi iur
the blow. Il VI. tue request ofAt ..
Perry that her I'm. inr i- br.4.l 90.
kam"s for bun ARA gomrnt g.
lnat rifrcl arr hcii made.
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morrow between iuur and tive O'Clock.
NJ the home of Nit. Mida McCornicl
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'ariirs are Mr. Ge1iRe Reynolds ol
woodland and Als. Rmma Horton oi
DAkley. A grand hail will be- given
u the evening, by The Young couple 10
heir msny friends 10 Carpenter llall. /
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
THE COUNTY NEWS



ida rounty, Idaho IN the inlerrsi %. a.
Y. ". NJ. IA.
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uhiou7 We'll. | should saV thew did
Aboil.yr birth. THIS umeA flue gir
baN Un.sio ,hs hripN home of Ar,hu
Rhd Mis-. Maxwell Date jan ", is''1.
"r enrolment in the Peoa Sunday
school IL lbA pupils. The ATTENDANCE
is vriy large aud the school progressive
Abraham Walker aud his sitirl
hay, altSr spending the holidays NJ
hume returned 10 their STUDIES nj
the l.. u. +. Collrgr In salt Lake Cit,
The I.un ward conference Vas held
Ou SUNDAY Elder Olson aud Croll al
Coul,i.lr being ~ attendance.
Cuantv Atluhr, &. A. Calls was n
pleasant visitor In r"ua On Saturday.
The gentleman Nri' ip kamas Sunday
to ati.nia melting ri hat placr.
1h,t rrpoii-r WHO ,rrcrrdrd IN dud-
my Grnver Cl-v,lnnl -hluld lr hanish
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the Desert Nrv -rcs ,h- new
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many improvem, I. DO, better
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

.iHtt at tl hmy d. ,,.t. r.a,,
H1ut ,uic tirr, au, H .,.
fouu ie -ir1 whom 5o, ne
DnIng -umr phef stu,
N"u rff't y'll ns any s't .i.n
have 1I'fno'i -d. my ,.,..
idoWt want To- irnir At yolr.luo.
i'rcan-c Jnu 'iu net mt,cui., ~.
& A. short, formerly superintendent.
nj the rark Ciiy schools, /. nv In the
employ NJ the Equiiable Lie In-uran,.
company. Herald.
Professor Grmgc ". Marshall address.
r'i the teachers VI Morgan county ls.,
saturday. Tribune
pnot In the BOSTON ,ilnLe ssy, III.
grippe Is only irlusion. r.rlap..
hut o. what u painful opr r. l'nsl,crip,.
Professor Maud May Blr'u.k va. in
Ogden last THURSDAY atle" tux mee,.
lux NJ the boar,l " direuinf = N the stale
school iur the deaf aud blind.
~ Middleton vas rpll.'i ~ Pinto
Wednesday to attend No Eldndrr,
'hn Is - ported dangerously ill.--lon
Nonuiy Record. -iOgr old :. :.
NcHdemy teacher IL said lu have
'a'rc aud surcessiul practice. Success
D" him En-
TIE New York RAINY NV club 6.
h-ru-s,ng whot icr ". .sie.s SHOULD
'n" Niihin four Or eight in t-- ut the
ground. The members l4nug nhont
equally drvidrd on the qu,.linn THE
A"uln Indicate lhst only hall the lair
ladies' possrsa the necessary qualiRca.
i'ns Tot short skirts. -Ex.
Lawrence Farel. the Inglii.t who
SHs n,irnied al Eureka ,nn.- lur ago
"' i'e"n, Is In the city, inlhing u,ct NJ.
augmentation CONTEXT kiih James
hct"y IN the night which Williams 10
meet "Mexican rele," 81 Colorado.
r""G loradni,esa are expected In Provo
i"n' the 2Oih Inst. Beau W.. w have
n', Met Nv. hut Ia oui II the State
e'i farrul will take biz plar, Ex.
The mm',,,e that I. rrliu, 10 con.
iuf elton ~ith State snp,inierdrnt
t'ah N considering ,c,a rrr,snry
flianasr ~ The ,sheoi hnr. IA. .ns,ki,r
's''-'As,pss pfasssr-. AMI ssle,s-,e ocu.
! NAiaiis ~o'k ala m~~iinl ia y held
1 i iIirr of Dr. Pal Tueyiav
~. fommeni. io all be
niniif'.i :" be i-ri-lasnh h' present
t..s D. f,lmagr % iAD DH,ofs,iy
ira-s-d the teacher ni hnmmh
cunt, ~a;nnda, last. ~ loclm was
,r.anpin,.i Nv Miss Maui habc""k,
,f, also 'nnk paet IL H. p1uiitm Of
70, rrirr. ---lirinld.
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.. b. rxirrp !, prpud snd ,unliuNc
aii a tsrm hearted. hit t'uprrcd " h
utr. N, rpi"red thrArmy durinp lhe
trsa lui.nnnt IN the boa, q
'ru niiulry, and ~ ltih sui. 'rsn--
r.i nthf r-gnlaf ARM lu 1879 a
.mnnied captain nnd cmm
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be-, -nnl poo imnar lsH, Doc r-
-enird ga nmi--ar, general. 30
rrs nI.i IT hi ii'r on ule Pa
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
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E,no, Jan. 10, lsgu
KuiroR ri~g
f~ish the nrs management, success.
aud a happy mss sa,.
Tie grippe ha' nearly ~ 70 liz rounds.
IL has gippAd nea,IJ every family in
tOwn.
". q. y. Kan hs, moved into the
hopAin Store .hhss ph.
Eugene M'csa having ruld out h.t
cnt'ro stock 10 Mr. Car, eKpputs to 10.
uair .Ouies hem else. d.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20
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UlToN, ual, jan. rs, Ism.
EDnoR rIaEs
Oar public school, are doing we'll
u"dr' the eiiieisht management ol
"imur Evans and Mise Mamie Wils.
~.
Joseph Powell Vi Upton has gone 10
take cnargs % J~sph Balls ranch at
the head OF Echo eaaysn durng tho
Nin er. .Ir
kldeos seoiicid and Ashley. mission.
a',es travelling IN the iuiervst VI tho
! NJ, NJ. |. A.. arr with us Tor shor,
Time, Both elder, CAV, timely and la
attractive addresses Al ,hs aitarnooa anu
e'''''ng meetings ~, saRday.
itrrr is more snos in the meanlairs
'eAn has bern kno~h i,r y.ar. High
--''rr Season ~ill demonstrate th,
ACT 10
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-01-20

.. .H N' ~''fH If N.HN Ie
n'" 'iHur u' Go. r..i aui tblur1 %
w.. u"' .rrh auul.ualuyI -u -. d.
uH.' .a'. Irri. ..l.l. ..W ,,i.i. fltr
rnnn"' % ruui hing. yr. l1,.ur unrr
tNpr.au, have lraurl We nov tn
make -u.h ur nGtr iun -n,uthiv
~" 'iav opened fiir and bright: ih.'
sI"'rning excellent, aud 'unr hcihrr the
appointed liuul .gc.is tom . distance
hrsHn :" aiIN-. All hnnd hu.pnahlr
II '"r' "lFn To receive them aud 10 max .
''"'" r"mrorlH'i'c. At2pm. lrtwecn
three ad four Hundred PEOPLE Assem-.
y led al Carpenters hall, summoned
ihi,hor by The lively srains Of the
Nansl,p urass band, Pres. CluT with
a nunbe' of leading men Of the Sta H.
orrupird The stand aud ~ master u
'"Irmyrir, lac conducted with marked
success tie meeting. Afsr music Ivy
the hand prayer was offered 10y Willrt
: Harder. wuri T.. Pack welcomed all
10 the iraiciral gathering aud In plpns
ant energetic manner made all feel that
tin q " rejoicing was At hand. Nv
ing Ia some misunderstanding the
original p'o'ram va not fully carried
out hut Nii,,speechts were made song
we're sung rritations were given tie
hand PLAYED several lively airs and two
hours were pleasant, passed After The
the program was conducted dinner was
served in the adjoining 'opm where
yrriinhlr feast was spread. Az pm.
the hall WIS again nllcd ~ overflow iur
Bonds band of Park civ disoonrscd
sweet music. and with James Rhrsi
~ floor manager and W. ~. brRrch
nspfompter there could hc NJ failure
The gram mach WAS led nv rfrS. Rrd
M. ". ". Clnd, after which the tall
hing opened mrniment lrgaa IN rnr
nrs, young nnd oil danced uu,il Law,
hnrr W" trust This ia onlya b~girirg
'nd hat mNnv similar rruni"ns will tl
'rw 'h'-. &. We.
rhnt ,'sh''s o." turch7... h" a,sp Vt
ii' uplf .nt ren prasar thr.h u,
io,r 100 it,N - Dtt t"ts.
usss-NstLt
fiafrtt,.i-. Juan. Is,n. IL, tsug
Suw,s rivts
iHirph tee has proven 60 h. pss p,nsi
s.nrg ii wan ~ ViNn. % ilu r,aims !.
taHy, tAii, -,,,,. " i,t. .,rs1.s ou MhSdn
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WIR FL ESS.

Out.-"I thought she was name or ,,o,,rs old man" "She was until she mt herself out to cut me '-Detroit Journal.
 Far From It.--The Man Wha Rang (angrily)-"Why don't you get nus ,la on vou?" The Messenger Boy .,savy dyer take me fer Filipiner - Puck
 Debtor-Don't be so anxious to col lect this bill. I'm not going to run away.
 Crod;tor-But I am.-Baltimore Jew ish Comment.
 Exneusive.-"My daughters music, sighed the mother, has bean great expense.' "Indeed?" returned the puest some neighbor sued you, 1 suppose ?'-Boston Traveller
 Yeast-What is that blue streak in the air? | Crimsonbeak-Oh, that's the colonel l talking to the man in the gas ot1lce over the wireless telegraph'-IonKefs | Statesman
 You can't imagine how shocked ] was to discover that my caddie smoked cigarettes!'
 "The little rascal!'
 ''Yes, the Scotch almost invariably smoke a pipe you know. '-Detroi' | Journal
 Son-I hope, governor. that when attain to your years I'll know more than you do.
 Father-Tll go you one' better, my L., ,l-,, reach my age you'll know as much as you think you know now.-Bostor Courier.
 Now, stop crying, Totte' said { | Brooklyn mother to her little girl, whC had been quarreling with her brother .Tm sure Bennie will take back all th' mean things he said" ''Yes, he'll talk 'em back" was the sobbing reply, "soi he'll just have 'em ready to use ove again. n."-Brooklyn Life.
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UHY THEY BUY HERE,

Some of our English friends are dis turbed because English railroad com panies have bought many locomotives in this country, but there are good reasons why they have. Some of the reasons that impelled the Midland Rail way company of England to startle the British manufacturers by buying loco- motives in America are disclosed for the first time by Cassier's Magazine, pointed manner by Sir Ernest Paget in his speech to the shareholders of the Midland. MT. Paget declared that the question of cost did not enter into their calculations and that they pre- ferred to purchase homemade goods if it were possible. The company began placing orders for locomotives with English manufacturers in December, | 1897, until the ndmber ordered reached 17O The first engines were to be de- | livered in July, 1S9S but at the time of | the meeting of the shareholders not one had been received. The last order was | for twenty engines at very heavy cost, but the company could not even get the promise of one engine for fif- teen months, and that order will not be completed until May, 1900.
 l The company then determined to re- quest offers from two firms in America, one the Baldwin and the other the Schenectady Works In one instance the delivery was to be in ten weeks from the time they received all the drawings. and in the other shipment was to be made in four months. The Midland company got twenty engines from America in four months, while ir Eugland it could not get an engine promised in fifteen months. Since this statement by Sir Ernest Paget twenty more engines have been ordered 1T America.
 The secret of the ability of the Amer jeans to supply locomotives with sucf extraordinary dispatch is found in th' ingenuity of American inventors wh' have supplied tools of every conceiva
 ble design for executing work In tn
 shortest possible time. As an instanc
 of the speed with which work can b
 executed by American firms it is notet
 that an order was given to the Baldwin
 comnany on December 16 for fort.
 Mogul locomotives for two Russian
 railroads. The first of the forty wa
 erected and tried under steam on Jan , nary 5. three weeks after the receip of the order while the last engine wa l completed on February 13.