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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07
HOG MARKET N|)BBIY.
Opens Steady and Closes
Weak and Lower.
CAR TOPS AT $500
Cattle Market of No Import
ance Being Dull.

Steady, steady to weaker, and strong,
we're the facilitating quotations sent out
from the principal western markets yes
terday As a matter Of fact the open
ing and the close of the various points
were different, there being a weakness
on the close. This market opened fully
steady and closed weak and lower, the
last sales recorded being about 21a cents
lower. 1t was not a heavy day, and yet
for Monday and the day preceding cleo
ton, the receipts were very satisfactory
and showed UP well, all things considered,
but they were not nearly great enough
70 meet the demand, several buyers be-
ing disappointed in not receiving as many
hogs Of their respective grades as they
desired. The wagon and local trade was
very fair, for the DAY, the offerings from
this branch being all and more, than
was expected. Four cars Of hogs crossed
the scales and brought good market
prices. The class was of the heavy grade
yesterday, the average being 253 pounds,
one car being Of 2S6 pounds weight. The
dockage was notably light, not a single
dockable hog in the very good list Of
wagon stuff and one car free in the ont
side shipments. The quality was quite
fair in general, though the weight might
have been more evenly divided. There
was a good demand and the best market
prices were paid for what appeared. Ev-
erything offered was readily absorbed,
and al interested waited until late in the
hope that some of the beIated trains re-
ported, might carry hogs. Most of the
main receiving points were light in re-
ceipts, save only Chicago, which reported
22.0)0 more than were received on Satur-
day. This market was in line as TO re-
ceipts. with St. Louis, Kansas City, and
Omaha, and equally firm with them In
quality and quotation. 1t was a very fair
day all around and no complaints TO
offer.
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Eggs-Fresh. 15c.


ST. LOUIS.
St Louis. Nov. 6.-Wheat-Higher; No.
2 red cash, elevator, CSC; track. D1zG1c;
December. 6s1sa61Ac; May. 74c; No. hard
s7a6Sc.
Corn-Higher; No. ? cash, sec; track.
321zc; December, soc; May, S1G5i1sc.
Oats-Easy; No. cash. 2S1zc; track "a
G2H4c; December, 2314c; May. 247sc; No.
white, 2S1zc.
Rye-Dull; 541kc.
Receipts-Flour. 5000; wheat, l.eeo; corn
u, go; oats, z geo.
shipments-Flour. $3.50; wheat. 5000;
corn, 4s,000; oats, 1880.
NEW YORK
New York, Nov 6.-Flour-Receipts, 35,-
s74; exports, 4,7S5: steady with wheat and
showed a fair demand at about former
prices, closing quiet.
Wheat-Receipts, S.325; exports, 4o4, 4s1.
Spot, firmer; No. red, 7424c, Z. o. D.,
afioat spot; No. northern Duluth, 7S1zc,
f 0. b.. af1oat TO arrive, new; No red,
727sc elevator. Options closed firm al sc
net advance; March. 76s4 f7T71se, closed al
IKE; May. 771s677ssc, closed 779sc; De-
cember. 73lsa7S 1886. closed 7524c.
Corn-Receipts. I14.625; exports, 9o.S7S.
Spot, firmer; No. ?, 40lzc, +. O. D., afoat
and 3S1ac elevator. Options closed firm at
1zc net advance; May. 3S14 G3SSsc, closed
3Sl9c; December closed 39c.
Oats-Receipts, 102, 300; spot, dull; No. ?,
2ec; No. 3, 2S412c; 10. . white, Sic; No.
3 white, 3o1kc; track, mixed western, 29Q
soc; Atrack white 3s1sG34c; track white.
state, 30i233 = Options nominal
Butter-Receipts, 5.5o5 packages; firm;
western creamery. 1711Q25c; June cream
cry, 17q23c; factory. 14zG17c
Cheese-Receipts, -1.1e5 packages; quiet;
small September fancy. 12l2Gl314c; finest
October. 12d12A4c; large September fancy,
colored, 1214 s121zc; large October, finest,
111ac.
Eggs-Receipts. 1924 packages; firm;
western ungraded. at mark, 14d1Sc.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Nov. 6.-Wheat-Spot, dull.
Futures steady; December, IS 01sd;
March, 5s 10lAd
Corn-Spot American, mixed, new and
old, firm. IS 5S4d. Futures firm: Novem-
Der, IS Sad; December, IS Esd; January,
IS SKID
The imports of wheat into Liverpool
during the past week were $500 quarters
from Atlantic ports and $500 quarters
from Pacific ports.
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Nov. 6-The situation in the
local metal market continues discourag ing
nearly all departments displaying decided
weakness under heavy pressure to sell
and neglect on the part of buyers. The
cable and domestic news was very unfa-
vorable, adding considerably to the gen
eral depression. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants dull,
with sellers at SIS for March TO June de-
livery; lake copper quiet at 81; tin bars
steady, with $3.50 bid and $50 asked; lead
!. 465 asked; spelter weak and lower, with
s.. bid and $3.50 asked. The brokers'
price for lead is 81 20 and for copper, SIT.
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TO GO IS BALTIMORE GOES
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q - Il TIYER

VIA GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.
For Lincoln. Omaha and Des Molnes.
ieavesswlch daily az . m; arrives
Lincoln a. m. Omaha ? a. m and Des
Moines 40 p. m. Through chair car ARD
Pullman Ordinary sieepers through
wlthost change.
Berth rates Just hair Pullman STANDARD
rates. f. DRAKE. D. r. A
Z. W. THOMPSON. A Q. p. and T. A.
Topeka
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%ez Tork Sor s--H 11eT - car err.
-azzs per ce1t sasr .osn- g Prime us--
cz1rzie rsp~r, - cs~ eezt- Erer1g eF-
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ard a. 81 @za4U 81 q tagss Fested
rates. asg ard 3 cr-Tsr~ssl airs
s. - silver certificates saz sar
E~e- ssi.c Nsx,cza 6slz-e E-a-E C5ov-
eminent 5ozsss arz- state 15c5s iraersFs.
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GTFnA EPRINGs

Via the Great Rock Island Routs.
Three dollars and sixty cents 02e0
Wichita 10 Oneida Springs and return. In
GUIDING transfer al Caldwell. Take The
Rock Island train leaving Wichita az 7
o'c.ock a. m. Arrive in Gucda Springs at
1913 a. m Returning. leave Gueda springs
II 5:ll . N Arrive al Wichita al o'clock
.. m. Tickets limited thirty days ff9ra
date of sale + DRAKE. d. =. A
Z ". THOMPSON.
A C. p 4 T. A.. Topeka. Kan
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"A H0G OLD TIME"
VIII Occur at the Crawford Theatre
TOMORROW Night

The hugest of hilarious hits, loaded
with life and laughter and as full of
bright catchy music as hooking bird. IS
the Rays "A Hot Old Time" which
comes to the Crawford Theatre tomorrow
night. 1t will be presented here in all
the richness and revelry that made it IA
nous last season. with the following top
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80 800 lIeary.

New YORK Nov. e---9rsuaeFcial Airer-
Users Lo1doz financial eab.egra1n- T be
markets here we're inactive fo6ay pend
Ir- developments SD The SoBsa African
var azs fh@ m8zev .slt1atlea- Americans
were GuI. alu7st zsaz1aut Taey drop
red fractsr -.sliy
Berlin Nov s-Ca tse baerse toiaT
prices Eere dun on T>srder edTi-es
Americans were fsirlT raslatai5ed. Trans-
vazl ras.roaEs were barter.
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LIVESTOCK 9IARKErs.
CHICAGO.


Chicago Nov. 6.-Cattle-Best beef cat
tie strong to Zoe higher; poor to fair kinds
steady; range cattle strong; COW market
steady. Cattle, good TO fancy, s5.75d6. 20;
common to medium, s4.25d5-50; cows and
heifers and bulls, 81. T5a4.5 fancy heif-
ers, $50; Texas grassers, 50 25G3. SI1a; led
Texans, 81. 4Gd5. 80; calves, s. .e0d7.75.
Hogs-Hog market steady for butchers
and best heavies; packing and light
grades weak. Closing steady TO strong;
fair to prime hogs, 81 1Gd4. III; heavy
packers, 50. 75a4. 10; mixed, s3.s5d4. Is;
butchers, $4.15q4.25; light weights, 50. $50
4.I71k
Sheep-The market for both sheep and
lambs was easier today. Common to
choice sheep, $3.00G4.65; western rangers,
g. 5Od4. 40; good TO prime lambs, 5000
SIS; prime native yearlings, 81. 25G4- 70;
range lambs, 81. 6Od5. 60.
Receipts-Cattle 5000; hogs g, 900; sheep
24,OO0
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No, Nov 6.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500 natives, 900 Texans; butch
ers strong; others steady; native steers,
81. 25d5.s0; Texas steers, 50. 25d4.90 Texas
cows, g. 00Q3.10: native cows and heifers
1.75G2. 3; stockers and feeders, g. 65d4. 70;
bulk, s. 25d3. 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market steady to
weaker; bulk of sales, heavy and pack
ers, S4.0Od4.O5; light, 50 .s712d4. O21z; mixed
and workers., 81. 00Qz.0 PIGS. 50 .90G4. 021z.
Sheep-Receipts, eco; market steady;
lambs. s4.10d5. 30; muttons, 81. coat. ..
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Nov. 6.-Cattle-Receipts, p
go; market strong; native shipping and
beef steers, g. 35G6. 30; stOckers and feed
ers. S2.55d4.50; COWS and heifers. 50 50G
40; Texas and Indian steers, 50. 35d4. 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 4,G00; market steadp;
pigs and lights. s.. 95G4 %; packers, 8. 500
40; butchers, s4.O5a4.I5.
Sheep-Receipts, 600; market strong;
native muttons. $4,000. 35; lambs, 5000
SO.
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COTTON.

New Orleans, Nov. 6.-Cotton-Ffrm /;
middling, 1-1sc
New York. Nov. -Cetton-Rutures
closed very steady; November, $7.3S; De-
cember, s7.3S; January, S7.H; February,
81 ~; March, s7.H; April, s7.45; May, 81 IS:
June. S.49;- July, 1882; August, s7.4S;
September, s.. O9; October. Sc. 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07

acts 10 see friend. q borrow Glove
or 70 smoke a cigarette. You might a.
well sew on a lot of extra buttons and
take a belt with you youu need them 10
keep from bursting Anyway see a Hot
Old Time you'u never forget Il.
1T makes those laugh who never laugh
And daughters sell 10 hold Us sds nd
cd before.
And Laughter's self to hold his sides ard
roar.
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Three 6ofars sn1 sir.g crrta ~ 80 "a
the Great Eoes Isiaaf. wi-a.fa 20 Gsrds
Springs ard rs'afn Lave w.ehl
n arrive Cseaa springs i7u g. pa Es-
tusu.r9 lssfe Guesa sBr e. -.ls p u-. A.
rive - HicHiss ~ a-m.
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CASH QUOTATIONS..

F'lOur-SI0W and easy.
wheat-No. 3 spring. 64i-1f5c; No. red,
5sG70c.
Corn-No. >. Glsas2c; No. > yellow, 3lss
G32Lc
Oats-No. :. 2saeic; No. Waite, Us c
26ac; No. 3. 24d35%.c.
Rye-No- .. 52is a53c.
Rarley-No. > ssd42c.
Fax seeG-No. :. Sl.2S1z.
Timothy seed-Prjme, $ :.
Pcrk-Per Dbl. S1.75GS.9l
I.ard-Per Ipo lbs s5.o5d5.2A
Snort ribs sides t-oosel, 81 SIS -; dry
salted shoulders. JboXed1. e. 257sc; short
clear sides ,1oNe5l s5-a1I5.z5.
whisky Disttlers' finished goods, per
gallon Sl-et.
sugarxCut loaf. SIC: graduated, Sis.
Cl0ver-S5. 11a-.5a-
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St Louis. Nov. e-Rev Dr. John shy
der. pastor % The Messiah Unitarian
church osthis city for many years. has
ACCEPTED a call from Wesley Hin church.
Boston. Mass. The installation services
will De held November -
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visitors at the packing house yesterday
afternoon, and shown through by Special
Officer Reeder.
Armour bought most of the hogs yes
terday, some local butchers taking a few
small punches
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prices o. bonds only partly recovered
srcr the early decline iu sympathy win
stocks. Total sales par value s-875 era
T-rfte-f States ot8 gs coupon advanced =
fl tbs SD 1rice
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Ercu-sta1 tickets aa ssle a. go tires
TAKE q rassH nse5sa rest aaE sssnE -
d. a. tas ted nsrf ass fsr -
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from Eats = -a5f ~ r EE
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Center 70 L1ttis Rock on isis ar.
ore way ard rosrs trip tickets ea sais
a. ;hs CITY Ticket Office. "a r. Aa,a
street. ard a. enc dzpat. co-nsf 50 al;a
and second streets
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To Psshfo. Cs.s-s5s apr.ars aud Den
vse u,-bs7' esanrs = ears ia ths -
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ssavsz gglchlta Eazy sf = 9. "a
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rrsax-ry~ss- -.

wasnf-gtan Na~ 81 as's ytaseuls-t
- SO esa - go Eresse~y shass-
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reserve 81 -
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FAKE THE FRISCO LINE

afternoon train 10 St LOUIS and al points
east. Train leaves union station az I:oI
o m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-07

A telephons a 2 ts.slnsss oszsee = zot n
s,cisl sssz.es.-At1h-s51 tszQke-
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VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

New York Nov. 6.-The statement OF
the visible supply OF grain, in store and
afloat on Saturday November 4, as COM
piled by the New York Produce Exchange,
is as follows; Wheat $1,000 000 bushels.
increase 439, go; corn. 12.S22. Goa. decrease
$4,000; oats 6,a5S. 900; increase 5000; rye.
1,127,000, increase 1900; barley Ass 600, in
crease $50, coo.
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TROUBLE

CONFINED from First Pase.,
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. New 6.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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san F-a1cizco. Nov. f-FEoaaluls al
vices say that che Kzaa8 railroad has
been Sold hy The wider Steamship caea-
pzay u she a-n = AIexansasr & Bzssvta
ta- S4Ea Tsa transfer lse.ades c1-t-5I
& ths whare q tae p-17eJ1aI port = ne
izlaad = Mani and az ne rat.r7aEs Iea8-
lng 70 x
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work hard. sell closely. are satisfied
with small profits and do we'll. Their
dislodgemeut viii ue dimcuit
The foreign element 90 Hawaii 5s uf
the sfurdiest pioneer class. The col
ru'ss have the fri-udil.sf relations
On the Fourth us july Che grlftsEHrs
Germans and FurfuEu.s. fuiu fh.
Americans iu shouting for old Glory
ON the Queens birthday fhr Amer
U- Germans .H. ErrfaEls-. DOH
their hats tu tl. Union Jack ca the
birthday uf The German Emperor. or
n'sm1rus. 500 other uTftuusttfHss
Join Che Germans tu celebrating. To,
tuwliiau- take part iu ali fssf.glti.-.
The Portuguese. Chiua.s and Japan
csc hav" several biz holidays every
,..g but the dav shlr brings ugs
everyone U.s. June 90. birth .uulVtrs1rt
nj Nauehawsbl T. 90. Napoleon uf The
Pacific. the Hawaiian chief. Whu start
et from his small district uu the Isle
and 90 Hawaii. and conquered CO..
Who'll" group and consolidated af rial.
Ing into one government.
Eu. TuWST
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and foreign liquors ue arc pleased
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IL. WE LIVE
HOUSES



NJ HeuriyauN. in the first November
number uf the Revue d.s D-uN Mon
des. recommends the us. ~ Elas. as %
building material tie thinks that the
moment is suitable for an important
evolution ia architecture. u Is only
about four years ago that architects
began tu realize the enormous possibiI-
iucs of glass as a material for build
ing: It's decorative value - obvious
ana Do can also Ter used instead % wool
and iron iu many portions 81 huus.
construction. For maut"l-picy.s tut--
riur walls. and even for stairCasrs Go
has been found exceedingly useful. for
10 Is lighter and less expensive than
bricks; hut the idea % n house con
struCted entirely ~ glass would have
seemed ChimeriCal a very short time
ago. Now. however. the problem ,s an
easy ore owing tu 90. invention uf
what VI. uvurivauX calls "Cyrlmu .rrys-
tai. or glass stone. q kiuu ~ vitrit ri
glass. ThcS. plaques are capable 90
most varied decoration. while thcig r--
sisttuE power jS extraordinary a. tt
may seem. very much greater than
granite. and 10 has been shown by vN-
pertinent that they do not share che
brittl"u"ss 1T ordinary glass.
NJ tn" Paris Exposition 81 is'su ws
| shall see. close Ten the Eiifyl Tower. "a
| building called ''rh" Luminous Pal
ace which will be- raised iu honor III
the electric light. and the Jryhitrrf is
| building it uf glass. The scheme uI
/ decoration will De- very elaborate and
/ the rule uf nothing buf glass Will ls
| strictly adhered Co. The vNpFvsruc,
gained over this buiIdiug should c'r
tIiuly. as th" writer uf 'Iis article am
ticipatvs. enable as Ten judge definite
~ whether this vitrtfi,j material g.
Ten MAX" the dW"iIiuE-huu uf the tu
tuTc.
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BEAUTY
W A R


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Ed TuWSI

President Hawaiian Commission Great
cg America Exposition. i>Fs
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By Health Journal &C Ncv York Nu-
gust e.. isgs. y. y. Davis. ND
Editor and Namaerr
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SILK Shirts. SILK PsJsHLS, Eit
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tssirs
JAPANESE RUGS. VERY PRETTY
Patterns.

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rom, ~ prices that will surPTiF'
Fuu
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1899-07-01
GAS Unshaken AS Ever"

How do the alleged discoveries of Prof. Atwater
to the food value of alcohol affect the questions
of moderate drinking and prohibition? Let the Pro-
fessor himself answer.
Said a representative of the New Voice to him:
do you any reason why, accepting the result of
Investigations to the food value of alcohol
even moderate drinking should be encoura ged?"
His reply was most emphatic. 'I do not; while
many reasons which I should have stated had 1
been delivering temperance lecture instead of re-
porting scientific investigation exist against the
formation or indulgence of such habit"
"What, in your Judgment" said the reporter. "is
the relation of your discoveries to the question of
the prohibition of the liquor traffic? Do they in any
wise weaken the argument for prohibftion?"
"Conceding,'' he replied, 'fhe correctness of the
principle and policy of prohibition in the past it in
my Judgment loses nothing from our Investigations
The ground for the abolition of the traffic on the
basis of it's economic and moral results remains as
unshaken ever"
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1899-07-01
The Sunday Saloon.

Discussing this topic, Clinton N. Howard, founder
of the Prohibition Union of Christian Men, spoke in
this sensible fashion to the International Christian
Endeavor convention at Detroit, this month:
'The side door has never been shut and it never
will he shut so long as we legalize the open week
day front door. You might as we'll propagate the
smallpox throughout the week and expect to quaran
tine it Sunday to encourage and legalize the
sale of intoxcants throughout the week and expect
ten million men to go dry drink stale beer on
Sunday.
ideal dry Monday. We will never shut the side
door until aroused Christian citizenship wakes up
to the awful fact that, bad as it is for bad men to
violate the good law that closes the saloon on Sun
day. it is infinitely for good to consent to
the bad law that opens it on Monday.
'The only solution of the side door is no front
door.
'The only solution of the Sunday saloon is no
Monday saloon
sThe only solution of the saloon problem is no sa-
loon.
Anything that stops short of that is treason to
the country treason to humanity and treason to the
cross of Christ
Let this great army of the living God lift up the
watchword of the Prohibition Union of Christian
Men In the of Jesus Christ as King-the
liquor traffic must die' and we will put lock ON
the side door that will exhaust the genius of perdi
tion to pick
'It is in the power of this mighty organization
to forge that lock-"
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1899-07-01
His Idea of the "GOspel."

The seven by nine fellows having hard
time to get Dr. Louis Albert Banks into their
jacket in Cleveland they did during his former
pastorate in New York. He recently said from his
pulpit.
It is very funny to notice the kind of people who
urge ministers to preach the Gospel" When 1
pastor in Boise City, Idaho, and denounced Mormon
ism from my pulpit, the demagogues, who were in
league with that beasty institution lifted their hands
greatly shocked that did not confne myself to the
Gospel" When was in Boston, in the midst of a
campaign unearhing the va1anies of the sweat shop
system and the horrors of s1um tenement houses
many an old pous fraud, who getting dividend
of 20 per cent from tenement house property that
lated all the sanitary laws Of the city, and many
another who made money by selling sweat shop cloth
ing, where women paid fourteen cents for max
ing dozen pairs of knee pants went about the streets
with sanctmonious faces greved beyond that
I did not confine myself to the ''Gospe1.''
"And am not astonished that when 1 de-
nounce the packing of police uries with political heel
ers the making of whole saloon class pet criminals
that need not fear the law the protection of gamblers
by the police and the debauching of the election
inery, that people who in politics for the Doodle
they get out of it Mortified that donot conne
myself to the Gospel