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New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Franklin St. Station. n. Y. as foiiows
and Is m later from OF w. 42d St: -, a..
12.45 p. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITEDi & Daiiy -. ro'
Albany Syracuse. Rochester Buhalo Niagara aus,
cleveland Detroit Chicago and St Louis Arrives r
Chicago and St Louis next afternoon. Dnlns Car.
5,45 p H. $50 later foot W i2d ST. Chicago oeh ana
St Louis Limited. Daily for Utica syracuse t.oei
ester Bufralo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland chicago and St Louis ...- p,,
7,3O p NJ Daily FOR Utica Syracuse Rochester Bul-
falo, Niagara Falls and Toronto s..,.. poc,..-
S.45 p NJ Daily. Albany. Utica Syracuse, HSSnes
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toropto' Detroit |le'e-
land Chicago and st. Louis. 49, ,.n.ra
Time tables principal hotels ana olices oaeeas'
checked from Hotel Residence by Westcot Express
c. e LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ~ I.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
OTTER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

crro,0o Feb 1o-The small offerings OF cattle today
were quite sufficient meet the limited requirements az
g. sre ceeas and lower IN others Fancy cattle orougnt
sGSe Is: choice steers s. 5oGN S medium steers - ~
"a teef s.aere f5GS4 - stccNers ard feeiers
So oasi 5 bulls 50 75as4 25 Western fed steers - S
G steers So 5DnS5: calves, S9nSt % lraue N
hoes active enough put prices Sc higher on an
avsrage Fair choice 81 s7la0+ or; PACKING 1g
sS s. s5aS3 92s; pigs. 50 4caS3 10 TIE mafEe, ror
5en vas active al unchanged prices Inferior 10 prime
See3 50 s09Sf 20: yearllngs 81 2odSi 80; lambs a$o
pecepts-Cate 1000 head hogs 1900; sheep 60O 60Oo %
cattle 50 5OaS5. Sheep steady 81 259st % Lambs
higher Sass =.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
.122 $50 l7so22 19s ose 1l1,7l5 11s

Secretary Hester o. the NeN-Oeans Cotton Exchange
gives the crop movement 20 date as follows: Port re
eeips 6e5s ll6 bales against 69e4Ssl .ast year 57so
10 mills and Canada oi5 3i3 bales against pos 997 last
veal 60 34 year before last and S54 63S bales IN 1870
interior stocks ~ excess Of September sc2 bales
against 49, 995 last 29J 69l before last and
561Ji9 bales in 1895; Southern MIL takngs net 66t3
baes against 65 727 last 5sl 91 in 1897 and is4 404
9oSc9i bales against 9O43 l0l last S22 s1 year
before last and S2s 033 bales in 1885, brought into sight
for days ending February 10. other
years. 1927 bales. against 2467ls last year S3s
year before last and 3S 6j9 bales IN 1885, brought into
sight for frs; ten days Of February 2lej47 bales agaiss
Ss74 last 1896 $50 bales before last and 2O35 563
bales In 1895.
The movement OF cotton at Liverpool during the week
ending to-day. compared with previous weeks was as
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
GtCanUUI,5

WI
BOSTON AND G1EW ENGLAND POINTS
LINES ,,-
I've Pier H. n r.. Warren St.. week Gays only, oj0'
= NJ strs PLYMOUTH and Pilgrim. orchestra GA eae5S
sTONINGTON LINE via Stoninston. Les's on I 81 o. ~
\. r., foot OF Spring St, week GAYS on''' a. WV - "
Steamers Maine and New Hampshire - p,.. "a
NORWICH LINE. via New London. Leave ~ n'e5 . SG %
y r. foot Spring ST.. week days only az o''o T. H.
Steamers city OF Lowell and City Of Lawrence
NEW-HAVEN LINE, Pier % 4. R.-STh
~ RrcHARr PECK daily texcept Sunday. at P ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Cotton Exchange special LyergooI eables-sPo cotton
export ZOO American oOo Tecepts 3sc5 American
1000 mddiine upiants 1l-32d futures opened steady
advance; Decem6er-January s2las22; February. Ssis9
&ry-May. si9ltb May-Jane 2o4s June1Ju;y. S2s
eeaBeT s2ib b %oSeSe
December 321ies Manchester-Yarns quiet but steady.
R HD fs ony iSPi in uf
G S S aon ssss2 1 ps rae a9e
extremely Indifferent with even obbng transactions
g eoqss 7o winter patents 50 !sqs4; spring clears
So 1888 90 zoe ezra s ca NO winter q sSaSS extra No.
aoar, 81 30. RYE FLoTRE.Duil. Qgo5ea: Good 10
coRNME1I coz @ Saqtsd Ka-dfisd 8 lsas2 Is
b to dc aoe yeo d coarse. Fine
FEEDEs:ya euotsd spring bran si5asls; sacks
Sass ssas S9s ts tS s H ' hSmSS sS 55o
nsys was less q an InGgs7Gs
sieadness Of underone midway in the session its opening
mo fr the da decline OF &c in prices Previous gossip
damage replaced to-day by reports OF snwis
Louis 's5 oS and and % hs Moaern Miller M in its weekly report
whether the wheat crop suffered actual damage from
the cold wave Along in re afternoon the InaI&Eet & re-
States and showed the greatest weakness Of the day i
sorces nrnopaIIy at the West but With the advent Of
these reports coupled as they with selling orders
os 1 whdaRn and %fds there e
Es s a?q5 IN fS sS S's TAsf SS
Of SCI bush compared with 7l2On bush year ago
ad effect the market NeNertne less
since January the from Argentina rave been
hut l576OO0 bush. against $50 600 bush last year.
Other statistics the day included Liverpool arrivals or
76O bush for the week. with $4,000 bush American
nrobabe increase 100000 bush in Northwest stocks
fugPestne slight visible supply state
nsnt against ass last and sea
board cearances s53 900 bush wheat and -four Liver
pool again decline in foreign markets showing
G7sd the previous day with Paris ana Ant
werp markets practically unchanged The Northwest re
ported an improved demand. but II was an on oa
In export circles only IS loads were reported al an
ports. Spring wheat receipts were 20 cars compares
with 3S5 cars 2 Quotations OF cash wheat =
nfoat basis follows: No red, s3e%c; no, l
Northern Duluth slsc spot; No Northern Duluth s-9c
10 arrive; No l Northern New-York s0Asc spot; 10
hard Manitob. S234c spot. .CORN-The strength N
suggesting lighter receipts the future Already
mis- week arrivals 737 900 bush behind last week ana
IN Iowa dealers selling and feeders are paying
over track BIDS Shorts fair buyers all day, ana
even the late break wheat failed 10 make much I'M
r-eseion upon market which closed 1tWTsc ne'
higher Argentine shipments were 232OOO bush com
bush the week previous ana none as'
wear Since first Of January shipments nave agsIe
gated SIP 600 bush against only 30 coo bush year ago
the EXPORT business amounted 81 loads al 81 ports
ana No corn 43% Q45isc o ahoat Tor new
rnariet which ruled firm for cash property 10 oa's
ciSsad AZ 35c. No 3 oats 84c No white. 867c No 3
white sec: track mixed. 35Q36c track white 5eL ioo
S- . white clips S7c........ .RYE-Narket dull; no :
western 64ikc o b afoat; No Western. o5c o
sdoat: STATE rye e0c c I New-York carlots b BSCh-
WHEAT-Market dull quoted at 5sc track New
Norir
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
RAILROADS..
pEN NSYLVANIA
HATIHoAD.

u RAILRoA
si ATOMS foo, Of West Tweny-thlrd stree, and De-
ss a sn @na1ss s as9 % sn Ss n sSs
9ea:s S,s.de RsFl9r To- car ss-
$50 $50 'AfI SESSsTLyASi% TiSa's sLiIITEp IN
on caf For sess cessO cSssaa TosdS cSenns
1so r. M caicXGS AND sf ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville wa clncnna,D. Indianapolis. cheas"
800 T: VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago. For
40 p. VI. soUTHWEsIERN ExPREss-For Pitts-
S,Fg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis
7.4o ?: M. PACIFIC BxPREss.-ror. pnssears and
So. u: NAIL AND ExPR6ss.P Psa@a ss,r: gss:.
S%sHISeToSs dis AND s''iii IhE ESD sotfa '.''
EI;1s IaSG $50 s2o cSnsTs.s9aal LIN az P@Tl3r and
P%"s sd @Ssy sanas sa @ s tsS 5 6Ss Sf ea
Dnns ca 10 nSns c 80 dining an es sS
s6UTHERN RAIEwAY; FLORIDA limited" Il.so a. M
2 m weekdays. Express 92o a. m. and $50 D. N
faE M b6x 5ap6R4 SaG sSd M Day M
ATrSNfG TTsssffS' a3a 7G @ Sa Weekday. e.Oro.... ana
c a' ser sna naa
SAsF as Basaa H:SSg Fss suns.y oe...
Grove and Point Pleasant tro% West TWsntytSird
SUNDAYS 80 a. NJ. $50 D. m Cirom DesSrossss and
Sorandt Streets. BIO M II so. $40. and $40
Sundays o45 a; M. SIS p
FOR PHILApELPHIA.
elo 100. 75o s.20 $50 $40 C350 Penna Lmited) 80
Dining Can 1880 Dining Carl. ll50 a; m, ~ 20.
esT $50 I6nigg GAP 40 go p M Y % night; y a
Dining Carr a. M. u So $50 Dining Carr. $50 40
spning carl t5o Dining CaD. $50 Dining CaE). 1to.
Ticket ofices Nos 36i, s44 1896 1923 III. and 2el
Broadway; Astor House West Twenty-thirf street
staon and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland.
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex station Brooklyn; station;
ca for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone "2T57 Eighteenth Street, for Pennsyivanla
Railroad Cab Service.
J. d. HUTCHINSON J r WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

"A received their Uptown once No. i.22 Broadway.
"a door north OF 2ls-st until o'clock p. a.yeTse-
meats received at the following branch oces regular
once rates until o'clock p M VIZ 25i shave; = e.
cor 23d-s 1872 6thave. i2th-st. Macys, oth-ave.
l4th-st: i42 columbus-avs near West 06thst 100
West 42d-s. 6th-ave 90 East lsth-sL; 2Sl West
42dst Tth and sth i59 East ST. 1889
ad-ave between 10th and TIth l0e6 3d-ave. reae
eist-st.: l7oS ist-ave.. near s9h-st; $50 3d-avA
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Feb loFour firm receipts S5Io o. 65s spring
patents 81 l0dS4 75 winter patents SigS4 20 clears anu
straights So 40aS4 Cornmea quiet ssqeOc per gag
81 95IS2 per Dbl firm receipts 100 IA 6usn ~ =
Acc. steamer. 43Ac oats nrm receipts, o. no pusni
fancy 9ao Nos and $sg$sS& & MI feed sTm sIsS
sis 90 Red Dog -four Sisass % Butter firm; Northern
2ic; western 20Q2Olsc imitation. l43gl5e ladies' log
lOleQtihc. -
Buffalo Feb. lo.-spring wheat-Better in curry; no
1 hard 81 Sc No Northern. 7sc; No Northern iotc.
Winter wheaGood INQUIRY No red ISc BID ceTo No
4 yellow 3sc; No 2 corn 3sAc; No 8 corn. Ssc; No !
corn 81 iac oats scarce and strong; No white, SAG
844c No white. 33Ac; No white, 3Z%c barley
Nothing doing held strong Rye quiet; NO In store
63c Flour quiet and steady
Chicago Feb. lo-The leading futures ranged as 'o-
lows
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

spo cotton closed quiet prices unchanged: mid
sng upland quoted 7l6c and mldclng Gulf l1-l6c.
compare with 6i.c and enc respectively. last year
nste were no sales Spot cotton in Southern markets.
@ @sang qu'tsD was tsiegaphed to the exchange as fol-
80. Mole stesoy, SAC; sales. 200 bales. Savannah
rssty. 5tc; sales. 502 bales Wilmington firm. 57sc.
ggsta steady 6zc; Gales. 9s1 bales Galveston firm
s.-4oe, l-l5c higher. Gales. $50 bales. New-Orleans
m ~ 9%e sales 800 bales Memphis steady. 55sc tso
Ngser. sales 200 bales Charleston quiet 5ac bid.
Sriok hrn. &c; sales. 345 bales Baltimore nominal
o*e ST. Louis stesdy 5 1910
The export mOyement follnRs.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR CHAMBRAY SHIRTS

l)ROfOSALS run NIiEhhpN~hi HhAAA' -
Phla Depot @ NJ Dept. l42s Arch ST.. Phila,
Pa February o, 1899: Sealed proposals IN trlpleate
will be received here until ~ O'Clock noon. Wednesday
February 18th 1899 for furnishing this Department de
iivered either Philadelphia Pa. or Chicago us with
100 ODO Chambray Shirts conforming 10 standard ana
specifications equal thereto The number 10 be subject
10 100 per cent Increase II desired Bidders must state
earliest dates when they will make deliveries Government
reserves right reject accept or all proposals or
anv mart thereof Preference given TO articles OF do
nestle production manufacture conditions OF auaiity
and nrice (ncluding the price OF foreign productions
or Manufacture the duty thereon being equal Blanks
FOR proposals. Sc will be furnished by this once upon
annlicaton Envelopes containing proposals 70 be en-.
dorsed proposals FOR Chamhrsy shirts and addressed
to Colonel JOHN v FUREY Deputy Quartermaster
General L. g. A..
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

Receipts al New-OrleaEs tomorrow were officially est!
ed - be 1000 % 900 bales against 754 bales actual
~ week and IS 30 bales last year. To-morrow's
,gs Houston were estimated 800 10 800 bales,
tsas, zs6s bales last week and csc bales last year
,sseeps a. the ports and Interior points to-day
ssea with the rame last week and last wear:
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

METAIS-Tin went up with whir to-day on a
ga9'p s the gnvH Vest 81 cS6 news aso proved
expected and aided IN the marAs bu m
showed generally healthy undertone AZ the Close Inc tne
Metal Exehsnge called Pscron "sro r spot 70 Febr-
sry SI7 75aS1s II i s dnicult 70 4ptan h espy y and
Fesraafy S2s Is bid asked Lead closed seadeI at
81 4c9S % foT spoS e % made as low as 81 s5 speier
Closed strong; spot March. SO bid. SO l2z asked a
aTs f7s os Tin strong spot flos 5s futures
f9 s9 PsnllA AAb sas HsGPs pro
pounced strength during the fore part OF me week
except as necessities compel purchases syrgps %eTs
firm and unchsnged IT5stoni new 1SSlSc good
new lSalSc 2ls7e porto Rico 2sgs5e. syruPs-con,
mon 121tisc fair. 124a15c; good lealSe prime lS@
20 iSSy rfSicIiTs-The market berth reights was
d,I a. the following quotations. Liverpool 4d L1ha9.
I'D GissssT n%erP % I'D HaSarg s5 40 pigs
po,terdam 7c Amsterdam, fc cotton 10 sIgS1 re
se nomna ko.dGn in Se Se redaeent o shippers
FOR sail tonnage. but the oferinss e0n'u ~ & fesbt
tbe ,naares being light in all departments Rates were
aa9apy osd the usual jobbng trade in cottonseed OIL
lures were developed in to-days eotionssen ol
market "s md r.aned petroleum stl without change we
quote: Petroleum. bbis. q 49, ana ~ % r6ne5 cases
dePhia bss 81 s ann dargoes @ SO deoorze
COTTONs EED oIL-Pflme efuuei [V' 21i95ic of sum
er ' yeoM butter 2sq$s PRIME %4y
9i2c: American boiled. 4Sa44e' Calcutta raw"
SAC lS5e 90 dsThis market grain. weak a;
~ onins and close with intervening period o,
stsadness caused by Light hog receipts ena Ma ram. sSS
1e 1s9 25 family $40 1881 sho, clssT $40 SlgSi2
BEEF-9uet quoted yea, Tcts Iess I9 mes si5aSie BEEF
EsMs-S giected quoted sis 80 ,s5 y lGSs sn
rT Quoted crT haf'9 Eats P u bellies Hafiys
esois smoking befs &c .b6.ssrs 10 r. Ss Steady y ouSs
sIs; Licked E hams quiet Quoted 7S7He: Western green
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits were a shade active to-day. advancing
hc rmer and generally higher Southern markets ara
improved local demand Rosin steady all day Tar
had a tolerably steady undertone Quotations follow;
TAR-Regglars 81 65; tar oil b6ls. 50 l2's.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE--454i5i2c -
RosIN-common to good strained 81 Soqsl S2h p
Il IS: NJ 81 e5: y S2I5: W G. SO IS; W W. 50 SIS
STOCK ON HAND.
lo'A '"'''
Charleston Feb i0.-Turpentine quiet 42e- Rosin
steady. unchanged. ana. -,
Savannah Feb l0-spirits turpentine hrm 42sc sales
272 hb.s receipts l72. Rosln firm and unchanged ke-
ceipts. 243O bbls. .o., -
Isc receipts l02 casks Rosln Arm and CSC receipts
sol bbs Crude turpentne quiet 81 80 and 81 40 receipts
"a bbls. Tar steady. ST. receipts 2t0 bbs
London Feb 1O-I.nseed OIL lis 9%d. Petroleum
American refined, LIED Turpentne-Spirlts. Sls 3D.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

PROPOSALS FOR QUARRYING AM AND
l. cRr-sHINC sTONE.-OFFICE OF THE COMMiS-
eroN-E.pS INSTRUCT or COLUMBIA Washington, Feb
rlary ls99-sEALED PROPOSALS will De received at
80 ace until u O'Clock Saturday March 1.
isg9 Tor quarrying and crushing stone 81 nix torn OF
nsa srecihca ors and all necessary information may
y Itat,ea an the office Of Engineer Commissioner
~ = IGHN b. WIGHT. JOHN W ROSS. LANSING H.
BEACH Commssioners -. g
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
l0stnt -, - -

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-CoHee market quiet;
sood average santos 1900: receipts 1900 bags stoc
57 900 bags Hamburg-Cofee market opened unchanged
81 80 o. unchanged 20 = pfennig dcclhei saiss
30 00O bass Havre-Conee oPened barely steady
upchanged at l2 m. unchanged: al p M quiet, ul-
changed y franc lower; closed net uhcIshseu 10
f.anc decline: total sales 1000 bags
January 80 20 July
February 90 august %
March ......... 81. p September -
lnru ..........37 IS October ............. .83 ~
Nav ............3s.OO 90 November y
JIra ............3S2 25 December ..39oU
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

COTTON-The cotton market was not without seisa-
Win other tullish conditions st in force speculation
as far outsiders were concerned showed oeclaee
falling o instead Of broadening. the situation seemed
iag with prices unchanged points higher and for a
time thereafter the hrmness was maintained the aI
counts received from the belt regarding the
weather conditions being % sensational character AS
IRE failed improve. however moderate seng
movement set in and prices gradually worked m 10
points Indications pointed TO abrupt let up IN tS
hy,e,irs rsrarsinr the general movement had much
stronger average than had looked for On this there
hst TIE Bremen stock Of cotton was increased 100000
seven, rfssrdirF the cables - come from liverpool to-
NEW .eiit wing ,pe more bllsb Jew rrefented by the
weather and the tendency Of statistics Throughout the
receipts the week almost
Constantly falling behind previous estnates, some of
ard la.r pointed to continued falling OF The
ag nnaiy s;esdy uneSanged 70 a Ket gain of points
During the afternoon ne hesitation OF local traders
business fo the session was probably the smallest f,r
ne Tine pas, Numerous teleTrans and letters reached
most interesting q them all was statement
Railroad witch in part follows: "Our report OF
cotton stations February estimates by agents Of
cunt which may be expected from plantations show
o2 and 1889 bales respectively or total Of GO 22l
bales The movement Of cur road up 10 February was
5tiiO bales lsG per the total for the State
nehSe We get all nov in towns including competitive
year which. on the basis OF s6 per cent gives a crop
.. oo4VVp bales rather inclined think that the
develop nearer o Ts baes than a o hse sn' New
Oteans on January 81 $50 ls5 bales behind last
e1T she viii te 800 behind before the oyer
,ns season. with 10 per cent reduction in acreage
june" uni" APRIL with too much rain IN May and
e,T The range prices market
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11

TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE, s12 St Paul ST.
y baltimore Nd Feb g. 1s99.-Proposals for fur
nishiug and delivering at Hawkins Point, North Poni
Rock Point and Fort Carroll cement stone prcX iron
haars and lumber will be received until noon March lO
1893 and opened. For information apply to Peter
c. Hams. Col Engrs =,
New-York tribune., 1899-02-11
Z p-a-ll coree Is Is follows.

R.o-Coase market weak; No RIO sSl75; exchange;
IS-82a receipts 10000 cleared TO- Europe lVoo
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-31

ne but to go under an operation
In speaking with a friend of mine
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ing she knew it would cure me. then
sent for your medicine. and after TAX
ing three bottles of it. the tumor dis.
appeared OH you do not know how
much good your medicine has done
ne shall recommend it to all su ffer.
ng women Mrs. Rosa GAUM, 72O
Wall ST.. Los Angeles. Cal.
The great and unvarying success OF
LYDIA E Pinkhams Vegetable Com.
pound in relieving every arrangement
If the female organs. demonstrates
It TO be the modern safeguard of wo
mans happiness and bodily strength
More than million women have been
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Every woman who needs advice
about her health is invited to write Ia
Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-31

There is great inclination in Ger
many at the outrageous sentence i'm
posed on 10 carpenters In Dresden,
who were sent to prison for total Of
So years for assaulting a brutal con-
tractor who compelled his employees to
work overtime. Two socialist dailies
have already collected over $4,000 for
the maintenance of the families of the
prisoners, and the socialists in and out
of parliament are denouncing the gov
eminent for the persecution of the car
penters. The agitation has become so
widespread that the crazy Emperor
William has instructed his hirelings
in the reichstag to withdraw the bill
providing for Imprisonment Of strik-
ers who intimidate or persuade others
from scabbing.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-31
MONTANA.

Martin Peel, who murdered William
Ennis at Virginia City, has been SEN
fenced to be hanged May 5th.
D. L. Ambrose, boy about II years
old, was bound over to the district
court by Justice Hayes, at Missoula,
on the charge Of shooting deer.
John Henry, one of the Oldest resi-,
dents of Carbon county, having settled
within its borders in 1885, when 1t was
a part of Gallatin county, Is dead, aged
"a years.
John Epperson, Montana Jockey
and part owner of the horses Texar'
kama and Bessie Lee, was stabbed to
death last week in San Francisco by
James Gilligan, a horse rubber.
Mrs. Charles Kusch died at her home
in Havre the other day. She was one
of the Oldest residents of Havre and
was loved by all in the community.
She leaves a husband and three chill
dren to mourn her death.
Billings, Mont. Is to have library
building. 1t will be named Parmlee
Billings Memorial library, after Parm'
lee Billings, who formerly lived there,
and died in Chicago in 1887. The
building will be the gift of Mrs. Fred
erick Billings and Frederick Billings
Jr., and will cost $4,000.
Henry Brett, or Herbert w. Bonsor
Helena's ex-city clerk who was sent to
the penitentiary in March, 1895, for 10
years for forging city warrants, has
been pardoned. A brother Of Bretts,
living in England, has sent him the
necessary funds to pay his passage to
Australia, and he will leave for there
at once, where he has position wait
ing for him.
George S. Geddes, who was convict
ed and sentenced to term of SO years
for completely in the murder of Win
ME Brown near Miles City about two
years ago, is again at liberty. A short
time ago the supreme court found that
the trial court had erred, and ordered
a new trial. The case has been dis
missed by the trial court and Geddes
ordered liberated. The supreme court
also ordered a new trial in the case OF
Thomas WEIGH, who Is under sentence
for completely in the crime.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-31
OA LOVERS GkS :; :;; az; !; y! = ;, :
Glass as a Building Material.

1t has long been dream of the
builder to employ glass more largely
in construction and that dream is now
being realized. Glass tile is com.
paratively recent American invention
and Is manufactured in the Pittsburg
region. 1t is recommended for its SUI
perior sanitary as well as decorative
properties, and the demand has grown
so rapidly that the capacity for pro-
duction is about to be doubled.
In Europe. however, longer stride
has been taken. An American consul
reports that a process glass is to be
used as the main building material for
large structures. The glass is devitri.
fed, Opaque and prepared in large
blocks like building stone. 1t with
stands crushing weight to high de-
gree, is not brittle like the ordinary
glass Of commerce, and keeps out frost
quite as we'll as stone. Such is the re-
port of consular investigation and this
development must be regarded as an
important advance.
This Is not all that is desired in
glass as building material, however.
Perfection will be reached when the
blocks are made translucent and or
nate. The ideal Is wall that will fl
ter the sunlight into living rooms,
when the windows are closed; that is
susceptible of artistic decoration with
out interference with the light giving
qualities and that has all of the other
qualifications claimed for this new
European building material. No doubt
that condition will be attained when
the demand for thoroughly well light.
ed and sanitary houses has become
strong enough to incite inventive
genius to serious effort in that direc-
ton.
1t might be a speculation Of curious
interest to determine the reduction of
disease dangers from the use of such
dwellings, but that may be left for the
future. 1t is enough to know at pres
ent that all authorities agree upon the
sanitary advantages of sunlight and Of
walls that can be easily washed
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-03-31

Admiral Sampson has written for
the April Century an illustrated arti-
Gle fully describing the work of "The
Atlantic Fleet in the Spanish War;"
and drawing its lessons. In foot
note the Admiral tells this good story:
las we passed the Teresa and OQuen,
do, Spanish sailor was seen strug-
Cling in the water on the seward side
of the Ne4o York. In response to his
calls for help, one of the crew seized
the chaplain's reading-desk, which was
slowed on the main deck in the pas
sage between the two cabins and which
had cross showing on it. AS he did
so. he cried out grimly, Cling to the
cross and you'll be saved!' The Span.
lard followed instructions, and ,oaS
saved"