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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
A Yenr,n RAILWAY Trn ffic.

The report of the interstate commerc,
commission for the year ending June 80
1893, shows that the aggregate number oi
passengers carried during the year, as re
turned in the annual reports of the railways
Is no less than sol, ,066,6sl, an increase oi
over 100000. The number OF tons oi
freight carried during the year was s79, ,oo6,
s07. This is an increase Of l37, 300, 900 tons,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Rev. James G. Caldwell Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l2.-The Rev.
James Q. Caldwell, a well-known Pres
byterian minister of this city, was in-
stantly killed in a railway accident in
Germantown, an aristocratic suburb of
the city. He had occupied pulpits at
Springfield, o., and Shelbyville, Ind.
lie was born in Elkins, o., and was 10
years old. He leaves.a widow and four
children
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
NEW YELLOW FEVER CASES.

Twelve Were Reported at Key West and
No More Deaths.
KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. 12.-The total
number of yellow fever cases up to date
is lS9; reported in "a hours, IL. No
deaths occurred III that time. Nine
cases are being treated at the yellow
fever hospital and the remainder are in
private families.
State Health Officer Porter received a
telegram from the president Of the
board of health, W. b. Henderson,
stating that he and DIR. Weldon had in.
yestigated the report of cases at Port
Tampa and failed to find even one sus-
picious case
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
TO EIeot Hawkins, suocessor.

HARRISBURG, Sept. l2.-The vacancy
in the Forty sixth senatorial district,
composed of Beaver and Washington
counties, will be filled at the general
election in November. This vacancy
was caused by the death of Colonel
Hawkins.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Sorry Over Eustis, Death

PARIS, Sept. l2.-The Republique
Francaise says the news of the death of
James B. Uustis, former United States
ambassador here, will be received in
France with sentiments of the deepest
regret, "as, by his affability and knowl.
edge of French affairs, he had acquired
the universal sympathy of the nation. I"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Chief Justice
Charles b, Roberts of the Fifth Judi.
cial district is dead at his home in
Westminster, aged 81 years. He was a
Democratic member of the forty fourth
and forty fifth congresses.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Kindness of American Oficers.

GIBRALTAR, Sept. 12.-Before sailing
from here for New York Admiral Dewey
and the officers of the United States
cruis Olympia presented $50 to Pep.
platt, the gunner of the British battle
ship Devastation, who, while the war
ship was firing the salute in honor of
the arrival of the American admiral,
Sept. A. had his hand shattered. His
arm was amputated,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

New YORK, Sept, l2.-General Roe
received word from Colonel James f.
Barnett that the Tenth Pennsylvania
regiment, returned from the Philip,
pines, will take part in the Dewey
parade
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

New YORK, Sept. l2.-At the meet
ing of the Methodist Preachers assocl.
alton of New York resolution was
unanimously passed deploring "the
shameful miscarriage of justice in the
recent condemnation of Captain Drey.
fns."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
FRENCH Force killed by Natives.

TRIPoLI, Sept. IA courier arriving
here reported that the French mission
headed by FIR. Foureau and Major
Lamy had been annihilated by an i'm.
mense body OF Tuaregs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Ask Pardon For Dreyfus.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-It is the inten,
tion Of the organizers of monster
massmeeting, to be held Saturday, &c
send letter representing the voice of
Chicago to the president of France re.
questlng that the famous military pris,
oner be given his freedom.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
To Shut on Paris Exhibit.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l2,--A move.
ment is progressing among the Jewish
element OF this state looking to legls.
lation for the cancellation of an act
passed at the last session of the legls.
lature appropriating $l30, 900 for a Oai.
fornia exhibit at the Paris exposition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Found No Trace of Apdreo,

GoTHENBURG, Sweden, Sept. IA
The steamer Antarctic was spoken oil
The Skaw on her return from her
search for Prof. Andree. She reported
that she had found nc. trace of the miss.
ing aeronaut.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Ministers Against Dreyfus Verdict.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The Methodist
Ministers association of Chicago, at the
regular meeting, put itself on record as
protesting against the injustice of the
verdict in the Dreyfus case.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

TOPEKA, Sep. l2.-Governor Stanley
has been compelled to decline an invi.
tation from Chairman Dick of the OHIO
state Republican central committee to
spend two weeks, beginning Oct. 8,
making campaign speeches in Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
rne.an Una..ensed Esterhany.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. II. - Captain
Thomas Phelan, broad swordsman
and a crack pistol shot, issued chal.
lenRe to Count Esterhazy to fight him
duel in defense of Captain Alfred Drey.
fus.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Condition of CroDs,

WASHINGTON, Sent. 12.-The Septem-
ber report of the statistician of the de-
partment Of agriculture shows the fol-
lowing averages OF condition on Sept.
/: Corn, S5,2; wheat, 70.9; oats, S72;
rye. $40; buckwheat, 752; potatoes,
S6.3; barley, S6.7.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
General Tracy Continued Argument.

PARIS, Sept. l2.-General Benjamin
f. Tracy continued his argument in DO.
half of Venezuela before the Anglo.
Venezuelan boundary arbitration com.
mission.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
"MANILA, Sept. IL.
Corbin, Washington:


MANILA, Sept. 12.-The mayor of
linus has disappeared and it is supposed
he joined the rebels on the promise of
receiving a generalship. The United
States transport Senator, which sailed
from San Francisco Aug. 10, has ar
rived here. One man died enroute.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
To Welcome YnInnteers.

san FRANCISCO, Sept. Ex-Governor
Lind aud staff of Minnesota arrived
here with many prominent citizens of
that state to welcome the returned Min.
nesota volunteers.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

LONDON, Sept. IA demonstration
of sympathy for Dreyfus is projected
for next Sunday afternoon in Hyde
mark
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Collins Was From ohio.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL. Captain
Charles l.. Collins was appointed to the
military academy from Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

DENVER, Sept, l2.-Judge johnson
in the district court delivered an opin.
ion declaring the prizetght law unoon-
sCituhonal
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

sympathetic Message to Mrs. Dreyfus,
Boston, Sept. Resolutions of
coincidence and sympathy with Nine.
Dreyfus were adopted and cabled to
her by the Evangelical alliance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15
Fight Between Cowboys aud Mexican

BENSON, A. t., Sept. IA fight has
taken place at Naca between cowboys
and Mexican guards, IN which several
were killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-15

MnUNT Collegiate, Preparatory, Normal U.s
Standard Courses. Total Union low $3.50 Ssss Ssss
ins.room, Gymnasium unsurpassed. C0I ,REK
The 64th year begins Sept ~ iSSs ,'s1.. nh,a
Send for free Catalogue. Alliance emo
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
SENSATION IN WALL STREET
Furnished by "A Tremendous Slump In
Flour aud Milling

New York. Sept. OVAL Street was
treated TO a sensation today By the Uni
ted States Flour and Milling shares On
Tuesday the common stock closed al IS
Today it sold at "a The preferred. which
closed at IS on the preceding day. drop
ped to -. Their net declines for the day
were and = points, respectively These
breaks were made on light transaction.
only 1.lG0 shares OF the common ard $50
Of the preferred changing hands The
Street was much exercised over the de-
clines. although very little IL either stock
is held by commission houses or by
spectators at large TIE cause or the
slump Of Flour and Milling was the ilqui-
dalton Of long stock partially rs insiders.
and the withdrawal Of al inside support
Officers q the company stated that GER
tain insiders who have had buying or
ders IN the stocks ever since they we're
listed found that the general weakness
81 the stock market was inducing Bqui-
daJlon by trade interests and that tna re-
cent death u c. A PDzbgry might also
lead 10 Liquidation. They seque1t9y
withdrew their orders ard .eft the stocks
70 take caro- 81 themselves. Thomas 4
GcTntyrc. treasurer Of the company. who
IS regarded 81 Wall street az the most
important y che directors fst5s There
is 10 real reason FOR such decline There
e. nothing that warrants lt. ard present
prices by no means express the vat-e 81.
the stocks. We are rnskinz money. Pres
ent eaTninEv are. how ever. e8rulgs Tor sse
common stock % not faink fhat in
slders wiu long neglect the oyD5rtunlties
presented ~ enc slump"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
METAL MAR xEr.

New York. Sept 1.-The market for
metals continues in listiess form 50 far
as local transactions are concerned. With
prices slowly saeEins Under offerings
Disappointment was expected IN the ca
bic news and advices f.out the west pog-
trayed irreeulartty. At bhc close the
metal exchange called PIG iron warrants
nominal az ST.. lake copper dull az SlS6e;
tin weak. SIS bid and So. Is asked. lead
quiet. S4.57is bid and 81. e2is asked: spei-
ter easy. $50 bid and s5.e0 asked. The
brokers price FOR lead is 81 70, and FER
copper $3.50.
birmingham Ala. Sept. 2o-Pig iron
has advanced one dollar a ton. Number
l foundry Is now selling FOR SO - Tho
highest IN twenty years. This & the sec
ond advance Of one dollar within ten
DAYS. A prominent iron authority said
TODAY that there Is not exceeding e
hours supply OF iron 81 the district. as
compared with months supply Oh the
first OF September
Pittshurg Pa. Sept % The Associa-
ton Of Iron and Sheet Metal Mauufac-
turers today advanced the price Of shaet
iron from s. TO s3.e ton. 20 take e.
feet at once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
VANDERBILT SCEPTRE PASSES
No TO Young Cornelius but 20 W!I-
Iisu X. in.the New Deaf

New York. Sept. 2o.-Tas Times says;
1.-THE failure TO place young Cornelius
Vanderbilt ia the directora.cs q the New
York Ceu-ral and Harlem roads. m place
fhis father. was commented upon by
persons familiar with tho old-tiule VAN
derbiit poli-y Of succession. There was
q belief that T. tho present Comedies was
10 succeed mis- father In the MANAGEMENT
u the bulk Of the vast estate held by taat
branch OF the family. he would have been
given a place m ihe board % ureotors.
even e. In conaequence 90 his youth All
iuaxpeFience. be twas not trusted with
official responsibility The action taken
yesterday. however. was Indicative ~ the
assumption Of William X Vanderbilt of
general control or aIl the Vanderbilt rail-
road Interests. There IS good ground Tor
the assertion that this policy wac favored
and provided FOR bv Cornelius Vanderbilt
The entry 0f William Rockefeiier into
the New York Central directory haz mere
Significance tnan appears on ;hs surface
This fact. taken a connection with the
retirement from me SeW YORK New Ha-
ven and Hartford presidency % Charles
7. Clark who. in recent years. has re-
fused 20 boz dominates by the V19srla.t
influence. means the elimination % antag-
ouLm between enc New York Central and
the Sew Haven ami Hartford Interests
j. apparently disDoeez ~ TIE recent fu-
m3rs mat the Pennsylvaala railroad asd
she New York. sew Haven and Hartford
railroad we're about 90 form q coalition
60 couateract tae effect - TIE acg iii Con
~ che Boston an8 Absny road BY chs
Sew York Central The present situation.
f.rtherrnore. e. corrobo-stiv~ ~ tae state
nent that events we're 20 shspiag that fas
iaaaerce~ csrtr1luag the Sew Terk Cen
tral would dominate net Only ia View
England railroad affairs. aut ia tas - leg
and ma-aRsfent q ere PenEFYisaaia Taii-
read syefen e. VEIL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Sept 2O-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
Another large weeks business has been
transacted in the wool market, the sales
for the week aggregating over 100000
pounds. The market has in fact, been
smewhato excited at time. Two weeks
ago some of the sales effected were re-
ported to have been made slightly under
the edge of the market. but the transac-
tons of the past week certainly have
been In most cases at fun quotations.
Strengthened by the opening of the Lon
don sales, where prices were quoted 10
012h per cent higher than at the close
OF the previous sales, the feeling in the
local market IS very firm and the trend
of values is Enthusiastically upward. There
IS an especially good demand for fine
staple woods. Many of the trade believe
that this kind of stock is headed toward
CSC, and there are not wanting those who
are predicting even roc for this class OF
stock. The sales of the week in BOs-
ton amount OF 9117,00O pounds domestic
ard $4,000 pounds foreign. making a to-
tai of 9.512O00 against a total of S,556. 90
for the previous week and total Of J.
IS. 600 for the corresponding week last
Year SAFES E4i4+E January l. 1879, dAIUullL
to 209.Si6.e0o pounds, against S3,764,000
pounds last year At this time"
london. Sept 2o-The advance IN the
price of wool yesterday was not uuex-
pected and not unwelcome. The manu-
facturers in several branches awaited the
advance as an excuse for issuing circu-
lars announcing a rise in prices. These
are not the only indications Of activity
in the industry. The mills in the west
country are mostly fully employed and
from America comes stories Of a revival
Of trade. Conservative men say there Is
not only greater activity noticed. bur
that it IS the beginning OF another big
movement in wool. consequent upon the
Increase in value. Some Of the biggest
concerns in the United States have been
buying largely for immediate use OF their
mills. which are now very busy. and Il IS
expected that business will speedily ex-
pand.
The offerings At the wool auction sales
today numbered 1896 bales Including A
good selection Of Queensland new crop.
The latter was IL better condition than
the ISsS crop and the home trade and
the continent were eager for bidders for
this grade Secured merin3s were well
represented and sold principally to Yo-k-
shire at hardening rates. The CONT
nent operated -eservediy and Is evidently
waiting Tor the opening Of the .Austrs-
Ian sales rext week Lambs we've IN sx-
ceptio1slly strong demand and fMerinos
sold a. = per cent advance. Cross-hre7
were IN steady request ~ prices rang
ing from 20 20 i per cent higher. York
shire taking the bulk Fine greasy cross
breds were quickly disposed q. Medium
low cresS-breds were largely represented
and brought ont keen competition. vita
the home trade the Best buyer az decided
Is harder rates. A GOOD selection CO wash
Cd cross stripes was taken oy the home
trade al al advance q g Per cent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
FARMERs AOLOING IHEIR Wei
Northern Pssiar-- President Makes a
Good Xafar~d = EEK 90 Gf

Eew YORK. Feyy s-Prrrl8eat Mf,isa.
% ths northern Taeiac. Says "Oar So
auaI re-s-t ~ b. sas,ruitsed IRIS week a.l
ta very factory. ssseh raass 81 ihaa
i arssrs .-ased THIS g. b@sf expressed -
;he statape-, thar - have ea-eee failF
ser ee.t On az fbe stock Ws alH hsui
80 rnerh grain fliH year az isH O. is
qulta remarkable tlss rrteat 90 sH ;As
farraera are dirsass8 20 hafa ,aesr sra-F.
Ttss S. evsec1slsy t~se - Fae1r eesst
farmers tha1sa s. g. sls9 rs..essDf %
3 Jess decree Ia enc nrrs1Erat- zee fzfr--
eTs are wei n Thev fesi t-aT cas- ~
fs-6 ~ heIs fheir v-a1e. 81 ss6ea-s 20
tais ia seen oa os- H4-T- aa3 CO.
fsraalz s1Fer rae ~ gex. Ht4rs
- zrkrs -shrs rtza ssafs ea
srs have ts p-seeleaa5 brl1 a pee -
- wa-eaaaess aa-e t satsszsrs
erse1sIse fes-ssr-n~rts 20 sa eAar-
ac-er ~ DzFtsa- 1srtasta- aaz sfar~
ossa+s u ere fs-aa-s ussls
ssas sa-sr CRATE af ri~ssiy ~ ael1s ~
saTss fAfs srseoa-. hsf 81 if - tss-s e.
10 ssp ~ g. Hs sesffeTag aaanr u.-
1as ~ snssea f fae s2uaEs ~ ar
- ~ hsl ls e1rsssras5ssr i1stEr.f ea.s
anssasisz o. nst aFs- - - Aash-'s rs
L-r-sr F'ae.ee sas nsf aaair zssses 81
sac saT faelzEssr t--fa4-a Ta-e@a ans
fartsas Ali e sseg g. ~ wlI -ase IN
tne tcg-7sefs-sfs re-rsss-F - s ~
11ssass ere lzrrsase8 tfasz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
HOGS NEAkIND LOVER
About Average Supply and
Quality Not Changed.
TOPS DOWN TO S4.2O
Cattle Market Steady With
Light Supply.

The hog markets everywhere were
marked them all. The Wichita market
was quoted as weak to a shade lower,
and this was entirely in sympathy with
the reports sent out from all the live
stock centers. 1t was not so heavy a
day in point Of receipts as on Tuesday,
and the trading was consequently dull
and for the most part inactive. There
was good demand all right. and fat
butcher hogs were wanted, but the few
small lots offered and the light and un-
lteady run Of car hogs made the enthu-
siasm and buOyancy anguish and the
trading settled down to just what
was offered and at the best prices con-
Fonant with the prevailing tone else
where. There was q disposition to read
lily take in the offered hogs at good
strong prices, and so long as there was
anything in sihnt the figures paid for
them were comparatively strong For in
stance, one point sent out reports Of
steady to cents lower" while another
gave lights steady, others weak to >
cents lower" This market sold hogs at
the same top prices as the day before.
with the exception of the extra fine top
lead Of Tuesday. The 20 hogs Of yes
Terday were sold almost as well as the
S.212 hogs Of Tuesday. If there was any
weakness on the sales of car hogs it was
due to sympathetic influence from other
markets. The local market sold I'D very
Well as compared with all other points
reporting. The same number of cars
were received and sold as on the dav
before, but there were less wagon offer
ings and the total volume was below that
Of Tuesday by little. The dockage. like
t1at Of Tuesday, was light only two cars
and no punches Of wagon stuff locked
by inspectors. The average weight of
car hogs yesterday was Is pounds below
that of the day before, yesterday being
medium and the day before heavy.
Lights, however, held their own yester-
ay here as at all other poindts. The ton
load Of 2t5-pound hogs sold that high
because they were an extra good load,
'ca fancy exactly, but even running, we'll
1attened, good plump butcher hogs. One
other load, however, of 1S2-pound por<ers
went at the same figure as one Of 264
pounds, namely, 21A cents under the ton.
All four cars sold in a narrow range and
close to the top, with a ten-cent bulk
range for the whole list It was a good.
5air day all around, bur more hogs could
have been used.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
Michita Kan SEM.

Wichita Kan, Sept. %. 1899.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Fair and warmer Thursday and Friday.
During the past - hours the highest
temperature has been %. the lowest =.
and the mean 20. with clear weather,
light north 10 south wind.
By hours the temperatures were as fol-
lows: At q. m. -; at Z, IS; at S 50; al
9, s.: at 10. 60; at Il. 81; at L. So at l
p. m. s.; Al . 6; at 3. 20: at l. =; at
;. y; n 6, e: al . 81.
On this date last year the highest
temperature was s., the lowest s., and
the mean =.
So far this month the average tempera-
ture has been &c. which IS Just the nor
nal.
50 far this month the rainfall has been
4. - inches, which IS % inches above the
normal Last year for the same time 4
was l55 inches.
The river now stands al 90 feet on the
gauge FRED L JOHNSON
Observer.
Washington. Sept. eo.-Forecast for
Thursday aud Friday:
kansas-Fair; warmer THURSDAY; Fri
day. fair; southerly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Te-ritory-Fair
Thursday and Friday; north 10 east
winds
Berlin. sept. 9O,-Major H. T. Allen. the
United States military aJtache here. has
received a cable message granting his re
quest 10 join il the Philippine campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-21
REPRESFNTATINE sAIrs
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Fred Williams Of Mt. Hope was a late
arrival with a very good car load Of heavy
fat butcher hogs which sold at the best
price Of the day, and were worth it. Fred
Is an old-time shipper TO this market
and always brings the best his section can
raise. He gives a more hopeful outlook
Tor the coming season for hogs from his
ueighbOrhoOd. He says while hogs are
not unduly plentiful there, yet there is
even now a fair showing of marketable
hogs, with pigs and stock hogs IN very
fair abundance and an especially heavy
corn crop with the quality of the best
All these hogs viii in time reach this
market. as they are being fattened and
crowded now, and no other point is ever
considered out there but Wichita. when
1t comes TO consigning. He had yesterday
sn the bunch a big. 56O-pound SOW which
sold to Dold at a good figure and she
was a warm number when il comes TO fat
and size.
Commodore Pepper" alias Brother
Hans Peoples. was in from Greenwich
with a car Of mediums which sold with
cut dock At strong bulk prices.
Joe Kirk shipped in from Kingman q
Ear Of heavy hogs of very fatr grade
which sold at good. toppy prices
Ed Neidline OF Augusta had in a car
o. lights in good condition which sola
without dock at the prevailing figure.
The Dold business yesterday showed up
better than normal or average. and was
very satisfactory in every way. There
we're four straight contract. fun cars for
eastern and southern points and five cars
OF looolnS stun, besides a heavy wagon
and express trade.
The statement for yesterday OF the
yards trading was as follows: Tops.
H.2o' bulk, A.lodt.-a with A.17lsa4-9 % for
The car sales. Average weight, %; re-
Ueipts So
Mr.. VIM. Gallagher, the best agent the
stock yards railway interests ever had.
and one Of the most popular and we'll
liked, was yesterday struttinS around
win suppressed d7uo.e-deck smile
which would rival the suuniest day in
june for volupJuouS warmth ana genial
cIervescence. Everyone supposed II was
boy cor girl when he offered 10 set
EN- up bur il was less serious. and
turned OUT 10 be the sixth anniversary Ct
his married career which has been as
happy ana successful as his fine rail-osd
career. Haud-shakes and ConErat,l7-
uons all around from the boys told Of
the respect and esteem with which he :
ned, as well as the sincere and earnest
wishes that many another period OF six
years may roll around and pass out and
into the vapory gloom Of the has been.
al as richly crowned with marital bliss
as this hrst six. The best wishes so u
Alr. and Mrs. Gallagher from the boys
and Il is hoped that each recurring ami
versary for the next fifty. vii. find him
sun here and in charge of the joint
agency.
Provisions yesterday were duh and
steady. Packers bought sparirgly. Cash
lard closed % cents up Il s. 50. ard cash
ribs steady. at s5.IIls.
Far into the night last evening three
gangs Of men were At work unloading