davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-28
Notice.

All peasons indebted to the former
firm of Dean & Hollenbeck are requested
to call at the furniture store Of Dean d
DeYoung and settle the same as soon as
possible. 1O41.tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-04-28
Notice to Stock owners

ARCADIA, MICHIGAN.
We the undersigned do hereby agree
that any live stock found in the road
along our premises without proper hell
TO take care Of such, after May 10, 1899
will be promptly taken care of at owner
avpauca
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
SpF Sptontag.

GpifIanb er lite tommst OPT Drepfuss
9yiferi, tiItrobs for, at bet osiaa bar
baft en- Spionias. AIfrsb DsTrs @oIbt=
huber fra Baris, os fsbt @lfus, ct uf
ben fsiisrIise Sfst 2eipsis bsmt til fem
aars Gustbus for, iOm SpiOn i ben
frantic @snsraIitubs Eisnsite, at buus
aabenburet militare 5emmslisbsbsr an'
saaenbe Sefaiirinserne ben tpffs gros
pins @Iiass9otbrinsen. s Dommen
iises, at Der fortligser fuIbt 8euis for,
at @oIbtbuber bapbe forpliatet fig til en-
fpftenatift llbipionerins af gliassQotbs
rinsen, os for. at ban efter bebffe
@une isste at opfpIbe bisie 6orpIisteIs
fer. Der fOreIisser fuIot geuis for, at
@olbtbuber ienote ben frantic @snerdl=
itab en- bemu.eIis Snbberetnins, Isbiu=
get af Sort oa BIaner oper 8sfeftnin.
serne. Denue ienbtes fra Straisburs
os Marts 1898 ienbte ban en- Iisnsnoe
Snbberetnin9 fra Wes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
On mp &iae.

Der foretoses forIeben en- pripat
prsue Reserinsens Stpbebane msb
ben ngs NeGlsan RiFe. General Mi=
Ies os flere andre af 9erens bsiere Of=
ficerer uar til Steoe. Riflens Gpfnbsr,
g. ID. Wcglean fra Sbio, anuenber st
princip, iOm lite fsr bar peret brust
for &ifer. San brussr rssfrit Rrubt
os ben ubuitlebe @as tillabes lite at
unblippe fra @suarsts Sob, men ans
penbes til at bripe ben Metanisme, lom
fafter ub ben TONNE Yatron. gnbuis
bere letter 9aien Stanb @euerets
Netanisme for at affpre ct mt Stub.
paa benne gis ton be lpu patronsr i
&iflene Mas05in affpres / burtis paa
binunten feIsenbe Retts, uben at 9aas
benet tuses fra Stulbsrsa. Metaniss
men fses at pere mGrfuarbis fimpel,
ittter Os uirfninssfuIb. Rifen fisss
fig at forene &c sObe Sumter 8rass
Ssrsenieu &iflsn meb en- 9urtisbeb
SfpDninaeu, lOm bette lite bar. Wle
Clean Riflsns Ealiber er iets Miuime.
ter, omtrent iom DOR 6Iaubes Nife.
5 Preuen uiite Bet fig, at ben npe &ift
bar ben famine @une til at trense isen=
mem, iom be bebfte moberne &ifer.
Samtlise tiIftebeuereube Sfficerer ub.
talts fin bsieite 8eunbrins for bet npt
Yaaben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Sermbatt eulntfe.

9Ioffen 7.3O Ssnbae Morsen par
Der Sammenftsb mslIem to 'SObstos
paa 9isbIanb Afbslinssr aF vGoniOIi=
batter" i Narbeben Of BrubIep. Sssse
9otomotiuer ffsbte iammen unber fnIb
6art; baabe bisie os ct Dnfin 0osne
sbeIasoes aIbeIes. 9ofomotiufsrersn
paa bet enc Cog, George Dean, brabtes
% bans Sprbsber, Daniel Rennsbp,
iaursbes ben @rap, at ban bsbe 8 Ii.
mer sfter. s. 9. Sonss, Samss Do
pers os gbwarb 5rant. aue Ssrnbane,
mano, fit mintre BeifabiseIisr. gn
WisforftaueIle af Orbrsr par 4arIassn
til tllpteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
6eneraI Wartmo Gomez.

Den samle 6Grferer paa &uba bar
uOftsot en- 8nnbssrsIis, bpOri ban er7
flGrer, at ban pua @runb aF llopsrsns=
itsmmelis meo 8Onusntionen nu, efter
en- 3o'a0ris aamp for 8ubus 6ribeb oil
traffe fig tilbuse ii! Ht 9iem Dominica:
y vi min Grastsn sr Rubas 0elfarb. bet
eanb ies sIffer faa bolt" sr bans 9f-
lfehsorb. 6sIe 6auanu.8 8efOltninsen
er bpieite @rnb allarmeret psb benns
@fterretnins, Os en- for Meusbe
poo mango Eniinbsr bslser Omtrins
@omsS's 6us. nnber iOelise 6urraruab
o9 barenbe @mbIemer meb be ameritan=
lfe, tnbanifs pe bominicanife 6aruer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Sremsiet o9 spmoertpuano.

Paa bet preusfife 6inansminiferiums
Budget er 20, 900 Rm. opfsrt iom Dis
pofitionsfonb til Ipfbebens Sremme i
Rorbilesuis." Oct tom til 6Orbanb=
ling 2anbbasens Oeputerettammer,
bpor Der fra national=liberal Sibe bleu
uotaIt fuIb Gilfrsbsbeb bsrmeb; bet uar
fun Sfabe, at bette life par ffet for
iense liben. Wen ben Deputereoe
Bartb at bet friiinbebe Parti par ippbi9.
6an funbe lite fatte, buorlebes man
tunoe fsle Grans til en- 6ono for Epifs
bebens Tremme, naar SperprGiibent p.
8saers eIifuarbise Berfonlisbeb spebe
en- iaa fortrpuenbe 8irtnins paa Norbs
ilespiserne, fom bans Beunbrere paas
fob. Summeu par besuben iua latter
lis rinse, at man burbe forubiatte, at
be vnutionaIs Manb IorbIespie, iiar
MebIemmerne af ben tpife Gorenins.
ieID maatte funne ifaffe Psusene til
geis os bsrusb gObtss,e, at be snifebe
at lGsse beres rationale Sinbelas for
Dasen ueb materielle Dire os lite blot
peb 6atteItos." BeuiIsninsen DebtOses
aliseueI imob be 6riiinbebss, Gsntrums
% goIatternes Stemmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
GfsplOiiomen t Somlon.

Oct er M brast fulblt9nbis paa bet
rene, at Der bleu ifubt paa en- Sfilbpa9t
peb Rrnotmasaiinet / Narbebsn af Gou=
Ion. EOIp Dpnumitputronsr fanot
man nRr peo bet anbet &rubtmasuiin,
iom laa Iise peb bet, Der etspIoberebe
Senbas Morsen. Stilbuasten gap
Nuarm Os 8a9ten blep ubfaIbt. StiIbs
uastsn iaa ists Menb, iom fnes fig
runbt Masaiinet, men ba gasten tom
uo, fanbtes inssn. gIanen om at
lpranse bet anoet Masaiin 2uften bleu
aabenba'et ct anOnpmt 8rsu, Der flyer.
at Stsploiionen ituIbs finbe Steb, naar
Wfarinfminiiferen, 2odrop, par tilfebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
SmaamDt.

5 Ssnbass bleu IrapIantninssbu=
gen" inbpiet Santiaso Yaa Ruba, ibet
Mapur gacurbi pIuntsbs en- Saline iom
rGribebstra" gIusu Dolores. Der
par Wuiit af ameritanifs MuHttorps
% mango OfficieIle Ialer bIsUs boIbts.
5000 StOIsbsrn oeItOs Soften. Spsr
$1,000 Mennsffsr pare ioriomlsbs,
AlIan 9iniens nge Camper y@as
fiiIlian" er forIif peb @annett 9aod, IS
yRiI fra 0armOutb, ! tot Gage. Sfis
bet, iom uar resiitrerst for $500 Eons,
piI ianbipnIis bIipe totuIt gras. Yass
iaserer % gei9tnins sr rsbbst. Oct
fom fra 0iuerpooI.
- 8eo @obben, Sa.. er en- usIbas
psnbs 7osaaris Gurmsr bob paa @runb
af OF ban tos fig alt for nar Tabst af
200 Dollars, iOm ban mifisbs usb at
Gobben gant git Gaait ben /. Warts.
San ffaI bape $4,000, maafe 90, 900
Dollars nebsrapst ct eller anbet Steb
paa fin 5arm. men bans gflsrlabts ia,
aIbris funnel upsrunbe 5smmelisbeben
ON buor Stattsn ftaI tunne fnbes.
EOIu Gsuere siorbe ct forpousnt
5orfss poo at pIpnbre ben lille Bp
Noel, Mo. Msn Bpens Snbpaanere
bauoe faast Nes ON bet rs msbie Rss
uerne meb RsuoIusrs os @eparer. @n
polbiOm & Opfiob, buOri Yunbsns
Sober bIeu ffubt os brebt. De andre
eIeue rsmte op 8isrssns.
Bea fere Stebsr i england %
5rantri9e tror man, OF ben 7oe Ssn ct
9@steffub fra 6soleIsn af er Doctor.
Gn Manb, iom npIis fob for &stten i
England bapbs til 6ornapn ,,Ouftor" /"
os paaitOo, at ban iom 7be Spn af en-
7oe Son par fsbt msb belbrebenbe gsen=
faber.
- Den sanle unsarite 6auiIie gfere
ba5p bar bsIuttet at anisse Seines&es
gerinsen ON at forbpbe 6orreberen
@reu @iterbnsp at benptts 6amiliens
IiteI Os 8auben, buurtiI ban M mere
enb nOseniinbe maa nnies for at uare
uberettiset. Com bsfenbt ifrpheoe
gftsrbaog Of of bans 6remsanssmaabe
life funbe fables Jorreberi, efterlom
ban life uur Srunitmunb, ON ban enb
Isueoe af frantic SnOtaster.
- Den iuenife Rronprins opboIbsr
fig for Chen @briltiania. Da ban i
Wanoass Denbts tiIbase fra WiIitars
flubbsn, mebbsIes bet, tom en- GoItebob
bam Meoe. buiebe os pife fnpttebe
Naper lamt faltebe meb Snebolbte efter
bam. Bolitiet maatte iprebe MRng=
ben.
= 6rellesbersns Dusrftbefalenbe,
General 8OOtb, bar Iissst for Dsbsn.
omtrent opsiuet af 9@serne. San er
bog nu iaa uibt 8sbrius. at ban meb
bet Tsrfs after uiI bssiue fig yaa &sifsy
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
Saliamerst Sob.
6en. ,11iles tilbaeefaloer.
@en ben etaOr, ban bar siort port
Gpbinbuftri er ftDr. So.

Den ltolte @snsral Wiles bar enbelie
mauttet bibe bet iure 9@bIe Os tpsss i
fig isen be BeifpIOninser, ban for en-
Glib iiben laa frimObis, for life at fise
fr9tt, ubIpnsebe' ON Snbipreitnins uf
Remitalier bet til Soloaterne Ieperebe
Rsb pua Ruba o9 porto &ico.
Man tunbe msb @runb bape pentet,
at en- Wanb lom UtiIes maatts bape jaa
mesen Cortland, at ban lite ubfaItebe
liss BeffpIbninser for ban bapbs bauno=
sribsIiss Beuiier for Sasen. Obi en-
Wanb iom bam maatte pibs, at bet
amerifanffe Rsb os 6Iaif er en- iaa itor
aontnrrent pda bet suropeiffs Warteb,
at enbuer NnIebnins til OF uoelufts bet
piIoe bIiue srebet meb Seserlisbeb Of
be eurpp9iife Brobueenter.
Msn trobs aft bette pebbIep MiIes
til bet iiSife at fafbOlbe I'm Paaifanb os
ffammebe fig itfe peb at ubtaife Bsmarts
ninser ON, at ban baDbs fuIbt op af
sp.oise BeUiier, iom ban | rette Tib
DiIbe fsre frsm.
paa ben Waape tuans ban iaa at
fae &essrinssn til at tass fig af Sa=
gen. Rumiteer blep nebiatte Os Sasen
srunbis nnberisst. Jorbsr bleu afbolbt
baabe oper bsie Os lape. SIasterierne
os be Der foretasne 9sbanblinssmaa=
Der meb Rreuturerne Iise fra be blsus
orsuns inb / SIastebuiet Os til be
fremiaites iom M0b paa Borost bIsp
srnnbis unberisst; men inssn af Niles's
BeifpIOninser fanbtes ttaofafsbs.
Da ban iaa Ter, at ban lite paa nossn
rs..ssgaaee : :4s fsft5o.ss FL gsagIhniHeeg
Iansere, taser ban Oem tiIbase, iom ON
Sasen Dermeb ,par afsiort. So ben sr
10 Osiaa af8iOrt for iaa Dibt iOm bet er
bepiit, at Miles er>en Wanb mere af
fore Orb eno uf 6anblinser - bpiItst
fOrreiten piit NOT par beuiit osiaa til
DeIs for = men man fulbe neppe an=
tuse at Sassn bsrmeb er til gnbs. Ost
forsfommer os, at Milss snbnu mere
snb g0san bar fOrtient at bebe Iibt f Or
fine nbtaIeIier, ba be iiffert bar siort
mere Gortreb.
SaaIebss mebbeIer Or. Dspos, Tors
manb for Bursaa al animal industry,
at fben MiIes fremfsrte fine Befplb=
ninser mob canned beef er Rreotmrerne
ffitfebe til bette Brus falbne Pris fra
8 Gents til T st. 8unbst, efteriOm
gfteripsrsielen sftsr benne 8are er
itanbfet for guropas 8ebfomm enbe.
Nuifralien os Mrsentina sr fommet inb
/ Ameritas Ylaos pua Wartsbet for
benne 8are os bet fan maaffe tase lang
Glib for ben Sfabs, iom berpeb sr frem.
brast for 2anoet, tan oprettes.
Osfaa @ensruI Sbaf!sr bar nbfst
til at bIiue oraset meb ino i Nilss's
IHarer, bog ueb man lite ret enbnu,
bpab Der piI ite, for &omiteen, iOm bar
unberisst Jorbolbene. sr farbis NIB
I'm SEAPORT. Men bet fremorases iOm
en- 6orifel mellem bans Irme paa Ruba
os General Werrits puu 0ilippinerne,
at her itabis uar RIaser fra ben fsrftss
men inseu fra ben iibfes, font benne
par ben itsrfte, Der noseniinos i Gsrbsns
6iltorien er ienbt paa iaa lang en- gtss
petition.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-16
SDDatIantiif Gftaore.

NbmiraI 9uwiion Ell uf 6laabeminis
fer Song ubneDnt til ROmmanoer for
ben ipbatIantiffe @ffaore os Yanti ier.
trpblsrsn @bicaso bar faaet Orbre til
at afsua fra SampiOns 6Iuubs i 6apana
iii 9uuptOn 8tOaos for at tiens iom
6lasifib for Gbmiral 9OwiiOn. 6owis
ion srabuersbe / &Iasisn 1858 iom
Rr. a buor AbmiraI Dswsp par Rr. 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08

and who arc he spiesi~

end who arc tbs spiesi"
Borofsky laughed with decomposition
at this sally and declared that II the
stranger felt any computations as to
conHding in him he at least need not
return the compliment for no one in
his senses and with any elementary no.
ton as to "who is who" would ever
dream Of installing for spy 90 well
known personality as-the unknown
himself. Oh,
"Do You mean to tell me you know
who amf' asked Borofsky's conpan-
ion, scanning him suspiciously and
freezing up little.
EVERY one knows Count LandrinofI'
said our acute little detective.
At this. wrote Borofsky, the count
gave great jump Then he set down
his knife and fork and began to laugh
90 that the table shook. (which shows"
Borofsky commented, "that the count
Is not melancholy mad. whatever his
ailment may be-"
"Why," he said at last, II did think
I would pass unknown In these queer
haunts. at any rate, but ! suppose there
ere more people that know big man
like Landrinof than Landrinof knows"
"There would be many to wonder
why 80 big a man should have the fancy
to live in these queer haunts, as your
excellence calls them said Borofsky.
and the other replied that he was living
in London strictly incog. in order to in
quire privately into certain financial
speculations in which he was engaged.
at cannot matter much to my friends
at home whereabouts in London I pitch
my tent" he added. and Borofsky
agreed that every man was free to live
where he liked.
1.-THE countess would laugh to see
grandee of Russia dining in restau-
rant in Tottenham Court road, he add
ed.
my wife has given me a holiday"
laughed the count. "You needn't men
ton having seen me here. I wish my
incognito strictly preserved"
Better to have no address than one
in the purlieus Of Tottenham Court
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08

awaited for some little while Borofsky
would and could do nothing Immediate
ly after his arrival there His task, in
the nature Of 1t and in accordance with
his instructions, necessitated the great
est caution and notwithstanding
was to be done in hurry for fear Of
causing suspicion and inspiring alarm.
A week passed, and there was no
news from our little detective; a second
went by and still he had not written,
excepting short note to report his
arrival in London, written two or three
days after reaching English shores.
Then mother began to grow despond-
emit. There must be hitch somewhere,
she said. Poor dear father had fitted
from the lodgings to which Percy had
traced him, and Borofsky had lost the
scent
"Never fear, mother, dearest, as
sured her. "Borofsky is on his mettle.
His reputation is at stake; he will take
good care to strike the scene somewhere
and somehow"
II don't know. I have feeling Of
depression" said mother. II do not
feel so sanguine as did that the man
Percy found is really and truly my own
Vladimir, your dear father. The photo
graph is very like him, I admit. though
when one examines it through mag
nifying glass, 1t appears less SO than
with the eye alone. 1t would be so
dreadful now that our hopes have been
raised. If he should prove to be some
one else-some one with strange,
though very strong and undoubted re-
sem blance to father.
"But, dearest, said, "if this photo
so resembles father that both you and
I, the two people on earth who know
and love him best, instantly agreed that
this must be he and no other, how un-
likely it is that any one else can posi-
bly, be 80 like him as to take us both in.
1t must be father. I did not believe it
myself until saw the photo, because l
could not understand why-I mean I
could not reconcile fathers secret dis
appearance with his character as I
know and love it, but now I am con-
WINGED in spite Of myself"
1.-THE face looks coarser and more
weather beaten and haggard through
the magnifying glass, said mother.
"See for yourselfl'
l looked and at once understood
what mother meant. There were lines
Of care or hard living, or what not.
The temples looked balder than fathers
and the stubby beard he wore appeared
strangely vulgar after fathers carefully
shaver chin. said guardedly that
this was so.
"But," added, "in spite of all that,
mother, darling, Think it must be IA
ther. Who else can it bef It is not as
though he had twin brother, or any
brother, 80 like as to be mistaken for
him."
To my horror mothers face suddenly
grew white, and she sat down quickly
in the nearest armchair. She placed her
hand to her heart. l flew to her side.
"What is it, mother, what is it" I
cried.
"Oh, Boris, l forgot" she murmur-
ed. II had never thought Of it till this
moment forgot-he babe me forget it,
and did, for it was so great shame
and sorrow to him that he dared not
hear it mentioned. Yes, foolish woman
that have been and am, 1t must be he,
and have believed him thousands Of
miles away, and so did my Vladimir
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
1lsNDsydQuHllllah
fcopys,ght. 1850 BY American Press Asso-
ciatlon.1

Copyright, tSse. BY American Press Asso-
ciation.1
ut only remains then, to sravei to
London and bring him back. whether
he will or nc" he said.
But mother demurred
~ do not think that" she said. II
should not like him interfered with.
He win soon outlive this Temporary at
tack Of delusion and return Of bis own
free will. / am sure Of It. The count is
not mad. His intellect Is as sound and
healthy as any. But he is i'll Tostartle
him in bis present condition would do
him no good. He>would think himself
pursued, and this would give color to
the delusion from which he ID suffer-
ing. Let him be watched If y0u like.
but by no means allow him to be star
tied or bis liberty interfe1ed with" '
Accordingly 1t was settled that 30.
roasky-who was unknown to my father
should be the one to undertake the
duty Of watching him. He must settle
himself close-opposite II possible-to
fathers lodgings. which were In small
street of Ftzroy square. and keep an
eye upon the counts movements, using
bis discretion an to making his &C.
suaintanee or not, according to eircum.
vtances
II shall do so II can, said Borof.
Ky, "for, II not, don't see how tho
matter is to proceed any further. You
may expect to see ne return peacefully
together after short while"
"God grant i'll" said mother. "But
above all things remember not to alarm
my poor husband, for that would be
the worst policy of ALL"
~ shall be most careful, madame"
said our little Sherlock Holmes, and
with this assurance he departed, we'll
provided with introductions to friends
In London in case he should need assist.
ance Of any kind in his dealings with
Englishmen, whose language he knew
little Of. He was well supplied with
cash, too and carried instructions to
keep Us well informed as to his move
ments, and especially as to my poor IA
TIERS mental condition and all that
concerned him.
For few days after Borofsky's de-
parture my mother was sanguine and
excited, expecting know not what
good news from London, for naturally
no news whatever could be reasonably
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
OLD LETTERS.

3hs house was silent, and the light
Was fading from the western glow.
] read till tears had dimmed my sight
Some letters written long ago.
The voices that have passed away,
The faces that have turned to mold,
Were round me in the room today
And laughed and chatted a. Of old.
The thoughts that youth was wont to think.
The hopes now dead forevermore,
Came from the lines Of faded ink
A weet and ssrnest - Of yore.
] laid the letter. by and dreamed
The dear dead past to lie again.
The present and its purpose seemed
A fading vision full Of pain.
Then, with sudden shout Of glee,
The children burst into the room.
Their little faces were to me
A sunrise In the cloud Of gloom.
The world was full Of meaning still,
For love will live though loved ones die.
] turned upon LIES dsrkened hill
And gloried in the morning sky.
F. @. Scott In Boston Transcript
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
The count gave a great Jump

me count gdDe q gfedC Jump.
road, excellence" said Borofsky, laugh.
ing also. "But what il your friends
should be seriously anxious. being ig-
norant of your whereabouts
At this the count froze up at once.
''That is a matter which may be left to
my friends and myself, he said coldly,
and the conversation closed for the
evening.
This was the extent Of the letter,
which the writer had evidently penned
while in a condition Of great excite
ment. 1.-THE count parted from me in
some displeasure. ended Borofsky.
"But all will be we'll, for I intend to
improve our acquaintance at the first
opportunity, and If do not bring the
count back within fortnight you need
never trust me again.
(To Be contlnued.)
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08

IN the Middle ana
North Atlantic
states, except sta
tionary on the I'm.
mediate Goa 8 t.
Thirty-two sta
lions eport e d
showers for the IL
hours ending at
midnight, which is
the largest record
for the season.
Forecast for today
and tomorrow in
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings in Philade1
mia and Ralfi nj ra

phia and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, July Flour prices ruled
In buyers favor; winter superfine, $40
2.25; Pennsylvania roller. clear, 33G3.25;
city mills, extra, S2.25Q2.50. Rye flour dull,
but steady, at 50 per barrel for choice
Pennsylvania Wheat dull: No. red.
spot, in elevator, 37%G3sc.; No. Q yellow,
for local trade 4oIac. Oats quiet and
steady No. white, S1c.; No. white,
clipped. 3ihd32c. Hay firm; choice tim
othy, SIT for large bales. Beef firm;
beef hams, $25.5Gq26. Pork steady; fam
lily, 81. SOAP. Lard steady. Butter firm;
western creamery, 15I1stsc.; do. factory,
12014Nc. Imitation creamery, 13@l6c.;
New York dairy, lShG17c.; do creamery.
15q1s1ac.; fancy Pennsylvania prints job
bling at 21q2ic. do. wholesale, zoe. Cheese
steady; large, white and colored, &c.; do.
small, s1ac. EGGS barely steady; New
York and Pennsylvania. l51sQl6c.; west
ern, fresh, 141sl15c.; southern, 9qllc. Po-
tatoes firm: southern. frsts, 2g3: do.
seconds, $1a1.75; Long Island, $2@3. Cab
bage nominal at s1.5Od2.5o per barrel
crate for Long Island. Muskmelons
steady for fancy. but poor stock neg
lected; Charleston, per barrel, Nd2bo;
do. per basket 75c. Q$l.50. Watermelons
in heavy supply, arrivals footing up to
70 carloads; few show quality to COM
mand top prices and many are not bring
Ing freight; most sales In range of SlOOV
165 per carload.
Baltimore, July Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat steady: spot and month,
73Ad73Sc.; August, 74a4a75c.; September.
76176Ac; steamer No. 2 red, 69s4g6s7sc.;
southern, by sample. 70g75c.; do. on
grade, 7O1m74lac. Corn weak; spot, month
and August, S79sa371ac.; September, 37h@
S7Ac; steamer mixed. 359sQ35lac.; south
ern, white. 41G41I2c.; do. yellow, 42G42l4c.
Oats dull and easy No. white, a2432iac.;
No. 2 mixed, 3Oa30l4c. Rye firm; No.
nearby, 575sc.; No. 2 western. Gle. Hay
unsettled and easy; No. 1 timothy, SIG.
Grain freights firmer steam to Liverpool,
per bushel. pad. July: Cork. for orders,
per quarter. 3sQ3s. IND. July; 3s.gSs. Sd.
August.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08

another tans-was sensse Sfbsfia, . me
ssstslcA 10 msy ihSis escaped We
ihow nothing d him /, n I say. bosh
your fathss and ] have striven to forget
bis very existence.
"Isss," I said, II see But did heso
resemble father that one might be rais-
taken for the otherf"
II never saw him." said mother,
"but they are said to have been very
much alike az boys"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-07-08
A Short Lived Strike.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. July Sit now
looks as though the strike Of 1,70Q sn-
ployes Of the Lehigh Valley Coal CONF
pany would be short lived. A commit
tee of the striking miners waited on
General Superintendent Lathrop yes
terday to ascertain II some compromise
could not be agreed upon. Superin-
tendent Lathrop said the company
would insist on the use Of safety lamps.
and that there could be NO compromise
on that point. The committee raport-
ed the result Of their visit to a meet
ing of the strikers, and many Of tho
latter signifled their intention Of no
turning to work. u