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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
Filipinos Cut Out Their Hearts and
Tongues.
NO MoREQuARTERFOR THEM


New York. May 2e-A letter received
In Paterson. n. j.. from Alexander
cuiross. now In the Fourth Infantry.
IN the Philippines. tells Of fortunes In
nio,cd upon captured Americans by the
1Inplnoa.
Two Of our men," says culross,
'straycd from the camp yesterday and
dId not return. To-day we found them
IN tho woods. Their forchcads wcro
FLASHED In the form Of a cross. the
skulls being split. The tongues and
hearts Of the men had been cut out and
their legs hacked 60 pieces. The boys
., the Fourth Infantry have resolved to
rive no quarter hereafter. for they have
reached the conclusion that every ono
else will soon reach. that the only good
Filipino II q dead Filipino. They can
not fight In tho open. but steal on Us
at night. and pick on our men. They
sccm to be better shots at night than
In the daylight"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
Electric FLASHES.

The United States collier scnndin has
gone out ~ commission and viii soon
be converted Into a Heating coaling
station.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Joliet. llls,, states that an officer will
BE- fent to California 20 take Frank
Stcadman. now In San quentin prison
back TO Illinois whom his term expires,
II Is stated that GOV. Roosevelt IL 60
receive the degree ~ Ill. - from
Columbia University during tho COM
mencumcnt exercises next week.
Lightning struck the large stock
harm NJ Adrian iaelin. at Scnrrdaio. y.
v. last night. ana the building was
burned with tn contents. i.oss 10000.
a special TO the Herald from Wash.
ington says that Great britain has
again refused the request 81 tho United
states that Mr.. MnyhrlcK be- par.
doncd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Jumped late the Water when Natives
Tr~s.berou.iy fired on Them.

New York. May 29.-The HcFaid'a
Manila dispatch describing tho loss
Of Capt. TINY says that when the ma
,ivea IRE upon the cable repaircrs Capt,
THY ana one OF the men at once threw
themselves Into the water. The COM
mander OF the Recorder. running
great risk. managed TO reach the
launch and put on from the bank to
save It from being captured by the
rebels.
Meanwhile rain Of bullets was fall
Ing all around the iugitiyes. The Sec
ond mate was picked up by the launch
Just as he was sinking. but was alive.
He said that the lart he saw OF Capt,
rilly the latter was swimming feobly
by his side.
The steamer was far out from shore.
but those ON board could see that tho
other Malay neamen were caught by
the rebels. nogged and then cut TO
pieces,
The ship returned TO Iloilo. stopped
ana within an hour troops We're dis
patched to the scene " tho attack,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

n you ruffcr from tenderness or full
ness on the right side. palms under
shoulder-blade. constipation. bilious.
ness. Hlek-hcndaohe. and feel dull.
heavy and sleepy your liver II torpid
and conEentcd. Dcwitt'H Little Early
liiaern VIII cure You promptly. pleas
antly and permanently by removing
the congestion and causing the bile
ducts 20 open the now naturally. THEY
ARE GOOD PiLLS.-F G. Schramm,
Mccormick building. corner Main st.
aud First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

g..gi ,.9. Q. Union volunteers. was
y, seat. .oi. Jonn hammers. a mempy e
OF Chelsea q. a. u. post, severely
criticized the wearing 81 n Confederate
badge by President Mckinley and the
action ~ the h. W. Klnsiey post. q. \.
H., IN asking Gen. Wheeler To deliver
n Memorial Day address. Col. DAM
mcr'a remarks wcre received with trc-
mcndous applause.
col. llallett. colonel ~ tn. command,
said after The meeting. that while Col
Dammcfr may have been It'll, radl-
cal. he undoubtedly represented. the
Views ~ most Of the members and that
practically very few of the latter would
be present at the Boston thoaier on
Tuesday when Gen. Joseph Wheeler
viii speak
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
HAD A WHITE FLAG FLYING
Natives Of Segros Under Cover Of Peace
Signal Fire on Captain TlIIy.
Was Picking up ana Repairing n
C~bie-Captain and Two OF ISIS
Parry arc uissing.

Manila. May %. 1895 a. m.-capt
Tilly OF the signal corps with u detaoh-
moyt made up OF other members OF the
corps. landed at Escalantc. ON the ial-
and OF Ncgroa. to pick up and repair
tho cable. The natives had a white
nag Tying over the cable house when
the party landed. The latter. however.
were no sooner on shore than they were
fred upon by the natives. They at once
took To the water and a number OF
them were picked up by a boat, but
Capt. THY and two native men VI the
party are missing.
Gen. Smith. with u detachment Of
troops, has started on board u gunboat
TO investigate the affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
CRUELTY OF riLTISos.
Treat tho American Dead In the Most
shocking and brutal Manner.

New York. May pa special to tho
Herald from Washington says;
Information received hero In private
letters from officers serving In the Phil
ipplncs state the f1ilplnos show no re-
Hpect 10 the American dead. In one In
stance an officer who was on the iiring
line says he was shocked 10 see three
bodies u American soldiers who had
been Killed In an advance aud We're
brought within the American lines,
hldly mutilatcd. The cara OF each Of
the corpscn had been removed. the
noses cut on and the hcart9 torn out.
such mutiiation dlaproyca AEuinnl-
dos claim that the Insurgents arc con-
Quoting a civilized warfare. The Amer
lean troops give the Philippine dead a
decent burial and provide every com
fort and medical treatment possible Tor
tho wounded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
~mosnor man" PLATE.
ssid Not To he Taylor aud Dred.lI's Work.
hut That u Was stolen from Treasury.

Denver. Col, May 29,-Accordlng TO a
story printed In the News today. tho
government secret service officials here
have Just received tho Information that
the plate from which the famous Mon
roe head" 800 counterfeit was printed.
was not the work Of Taylor and Bre-
dell, the confessed countorfeltora. but
was stolen from the government vaults
nj Washington. only tho work printed
In colors being done BY the mon now
under arrest II IN said the theft was
pefpctrntcd hve years ago. but II WIS
not until recently that an expert en-
graver could be found to execute the
color work NO that the plate could be
used, Il IL alleged that tho counter
felt revenue stamps which are known
TO have been the handiwork 0f Taylor
ana liredell ARE not remarkable for
elevernesH. while the counterfeit bill
was NO perfect ms to deceive even gov
eminent experts. 80 that the treasury
department was compelled 10 Withdraw
the entire issue from circulation.
1t ID claimed that the eounterfelters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

0. Now ii,ipE Ia Paris Awaiting IN.
rope's Di.pensation.

New York. May ga--A dispatch 90
the World from Paris says
The Worlds representative here
learns on unimpcachable authority that
irnarc pndcrcwski the pianist. WIS nc-
rrctly married last December 90 Nine.
Elena Gorrki. the divorced wife OF
t.adlslna Gcruki. n well known violinat.
formerly n member of the Lamourex
orchestra.
Mime. Oorrkl and Pndsrcwaki are now
living quietly In Paris together await
Inc tho pupc'a diapenHation before hhv-
inF nm ecclesiastical marriage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
RrsrossIsrL,ry ron MERRIAM
War Department says lie Was sent to
G@ur a. Allen. Mt Goysrnor's Request.

New York. May 2s.-The Central La
hor union today received reply from
the war department to the inquiries II
made M to whether the department
was responsible for Gen. Merlam's ac-
tion In the Occur d'Alene mining dis
trict. The letter says In llrt'
Gen. Merriam was ordered to Occur
d'Alone on request of tho governor of
the state Of Idaho 10 preserve peace
ana order. 10 protect life and property.
He had no other instructions except as
above given. and these, ~ course, II
haa been necessary to carry out"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Many n fair young child. whose PAL
Tor has nuzzled the mother. until she
has suspected rightly hor darling was
troubled with worms, has reEainod the
rosy hue of health with a few doses
OF WHITES CREAM yEnMIFU0H.
Price 70 cents. Y. G. NJ. l. Drug De-
puTtinont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
itfDttlD RATES
Via

WI NAN' jNNf hiN anu ttn
Good returning until sept 4, 1899.
From ogden. Salt Lake and Provo To
Kansas city. Atchiuon. LeaVenworth,
or f. Joe and return. 90. .....t1s o.
To 81 Louis nnd rcturn.. SD %
To Chicago and return. 60. ......iil.J 90
SLEEPING CAR RATES.
From ogden, Salt Lake and Provo
Flrst-claHs Pullman 10 Missouri
flNufsss tss zee 90 tssssssattss.s..lf. 90
FifHt-claHs Pullman 10 ~. Louis. 80 90
FlrHt-clnHn Pullman to Chicago O.. 10 sl
ordinary sleeper 10 Missouri river /. 90
Ordinary sleeper 90 IT. LnuiH....... .0l
Ordinary sleeper 10 ChicnEo....,... 90
Per double berth that viii accummo-
date two persons, without additional
charge,
Dining ears between ogden and Den.
Yer. Meals a Ia carte. pay only for
what you eat.
Two through trains daily 10 Missouri
river, 81 Louis and chicago VIA no
urandc Western ana Santa Fe"
routes,
For further particulars apply 10
4 4. liESTOs,
city Ticket Agent u. q. w. Ry.
or e. y. WAi,isEN. GonI Agt. a. T.
an Dolly block. Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Pneumonia. Ia Ersippo. coughs. colds,
Group and whooplng cough readily
Yield 10 One Minute Cough cure. use
hill-or the undertaker'a.-F. G.
schramm, Mccormick building. corner
Main st. and First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

People who have once taken he Wits
Little Early lliaers will never have
anything else. They are the famous
little pills" Tor torpid liver ana all ir-
regulatitisa of tho HyHiem-F. ..
schrnnm. Mccormick building, corner
Main ~. ana First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

In constipatlon HERBINE affords
promptly. 4 lew small doses Nil
usually be found 20 30 regulate the OK
eretory functions that they are able TO
operate without any aid whatever.
Price % cents, z. c. ~. !. Drug De.
partmcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Nothing has ever been produced 10
equal o. compare with TAnLER's
curative and healing application for
i1les, FlsHures. blind and bleeding. OK.
tqrnnl or Internal, and Itching and
bleeding Of the Rcotum The relief IL
Immediate and cure infalliblo. Price
20 cents IN bottle, tubes u cents. y.
q. ~. I Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Unless q woman eats sufficient nour-
iHhing food she can neither gain nor
keep a good complexion. Food when
digested. ia the base OF all health, all
ss,nIfspgih And az beauty, hEhhINh
You the clear, bright. beautiful skin
of health. Price. w and 70 cents. z.
&. II. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

BALLARD's SNOW IMMINENT
ache, Sick Headache. Sore Throat. cuts.
Hnralnt' hruiaeH, old Sores. Corna. and
all pain and Inflammation. Tho most
penetrating llniment In the world.
Price, ~ ana 80 cents. Y. &. AZ. 1.
Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

For whooping Cough. Asthma, nron-
chitlH, or Consumption no medicine
equals BAlLAllD'S HoREHouND
SYRUP. Price, 20 ana 30 cents. u.
&. ~. l. DRUG Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Member Of tn. Hooker Command q. i. u.
Severely Criticises Him for wesrinGit.
Iioston. Mass, May 2s.-At the close
OF the memorial services, az the iiar-
yard Street Baptist church this morn
Ing, al which the Joasph Hooker COM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
SILK VALUES.

$40 yards French Satin Duchcsrc.
extra line quality. warranted pure silk.
the Kind that II sold elsewhere 1T a. 90
and n.0O-spccial Offering this week. a
yard
SLIGO
900 yards Black japanese silk, ~
Inches wide, dyed In France. n'brllliant
ana heavy quality, positively worth
u,o9-Speclal oncrlnE this week. a
yard.
900 yards Black Tnffetn silk. Swiss
make. medium nnlah. all pure silk and
fully worth 9oc-Speolal Offering this
week. a yard
66c
900 yards Cream nrocadcd IIabutai
SIX, genuine tnfieta hniah. IN neat de-
signs, - In. wide, extra hne quality.
well worth n.s5-apoclnl Offering this
week. a yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08
TRIBUTES TO DR. H0GE,

Tho announcement in yesterdays Sun
OF the death OF Rev. Or. Moses u. Hoge.
Of Richmond, Va, the venerable and dis
unguished Presbyterian divine. was read
with regret. for he was well known in
church circles everywhere. He was
gentleman Of splendid intellectual gifts
aud a polished and effective orator.
Although staunch Presbyterian. he WAS
extremely liberal I'm his views. and in
Richmond, where nearly hfty-tour years
Of his ministry wore spent, IFS great .n-
fuence for good was recognized by all
denominations During his ministry BE
had calls 20 the passionate OF several Of
tho largest and wcaithiest Presby tef1u
churches I'm thc North and West. but
when a call was made known IL was ole
ways met by a universal protest .n Rich
mond. narticularly from the young men
who held him In The highest esteem. So
It was that Or. HOge lived and labored
and died among the people he loved so
Welt and who held him IN such anecuoA-
ate regard.-Baltlmore Sun.
In the death OF Rev. Moses y. Hoge
D. D.. LII. D., not only the Presbyte-
rian church, but the State and country
at large, lost a noble and pure Christian
gentleman. Living a life Of usefulness,
filed with good deeds, he leaves an eX-
ample which cannot fail To DC felt In
moulding the characters OF the sons OF
the Old Dominion.-Ncwport News Press
DR.. Moses d. Hoge, the eminent Pres
byterian minister who died yesterday
morning In Richmond after a lingering
illness. was a preacher OF eloQuenes ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08
OUR VIRGINIA EXCHANGES

We understand that an effort IS on
foot 70 establish a phosphate factory al
Cane Charles This, is as it should De-
FOR the amount OF money that goes from
tho Eastern Shore each year, IS almost
t,c,lculable. When this is coupled with
the low prices for our products 1t can
he Mainly seen that something must be
dome 10 put more money in general cir
culation on the Peninsula. Some may
have cleared something on their year
crops. out we will venture TO say that
the aggregate phosphate bills palu 10
outsiders about evened up the assi, ~
Years work with our farmers ana the
MONEY! for other business necessarily
cut short. We speak in general as Is
nroven bv the want Of other industries
which is dependent upon the FARMER
Cape Charles Light
Little Goodwin. the twenty months old
con ~ Rev. and Mrs c. r. Kuyk, got
hold Of a bottle Of ammonia on Wednes-
dav and. placing il 70 his mouth, took
a eo,aIIow. Mrs. Kuyk. who had her back
- him al the time turned and saw what
ba rad done Vinegar was given him az
,once and aside from n disagreeable
burnln-. no IN effects have resulted. Had
the child gotten a large quantity death
r,ust have resulted. as ammonia IN tnat
state Is very sonous.-Biackstone Cow
rier.
W r. Kilbourn. deputy revenue col
iector has I'm his possession govern
mont winchester rifle that done service
al Santiago during tho late war. IL
shoots with remarkable force, as was
rroven on last Thursday. Il was rred az
an oak tree d inches in diameter and
The ball went clear through the tree and
tore a considerable hole In the ground
on tho opposlte side. IL was fired at TWO
nine trees in line with each other, one
thirteen inches and the other fifteen
inches in diameter. and the bail passed
entirely through them both. 1t shoots
small steel ball. and viii shoot accurate
Tor a distance OF one mile. Mr.. kiOourn
secured the gun from Mr.. Britton at
Cumberland Gap. who had gotten II from
his brother. who was a soldier In the
battle az Santiago. and who had brought
tho gun home with him. big Stone
Gap Post.
We observe from our exchanges that
cheerful reports come mp from All por-
lions OF the State. indicating that the
year 1893 has been one OF great pros
peritv 90 the people We feel gratined
10 state that the county OF Halifax has
shared in the general revival OF prospect
". The volume OF business In South
Boston during the past year has been
much larger than ever before and with
unprecedented success In all branches Of
trade u IS n source Of qualification
and pride 20 observe tho steady growth
and development OF our town as the re-
suit OF enterprise and energy on the part
~ our business men.--South Boston
News.
II will be remembered tina. A. r. Carey.
\ merchant OF Pulaski, was attacked by
robbers last March and severely beaten.
and that he cicd few days later from
his injuries At tho time there was no
clue 10 the murderers. Tho Pulaski News
Review OF Tuesday says that they are
now behind the bars in the Pulaski coun-
~ iail and that they are Luther Glea-
son, VIII Gleason and Crumley d. Dunn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08
K2Iinl2ll &. Co.,
Fourth and Broad Streets.

power. % man OF tremendous intellectual
force. a. profound scholar without pee
dlufry. and altogether one of the mighty
figures of the South. That seems much
90 say but the great. the distinguishing
trait in Dr. ioecs character was his
brcad-mindednoss mis- magnificent tole-
rance accounts largely for lhe fact thar,
while revered and admired for his brill
liancy. Doe was loved wherever Dee WAS
known, irrespective OF creed. 70 viii De
recalled thaf 1f a dinner given in tho
Doctors honor some years ago by tho
late Major Lewis Gintcr. there were pros
emit esentatves of al denominations.
from the Catholic to congregational.
That was "a tribute whose meaning could
NOT De mistaken. aud none moro gracious
could be paid to any mani DO is given TO
many 90 be great zoo the common sense
OF the word. Dc is givon 90 chosen
few 20 Doe great and widely beloved al
the same timo-N0rfoik landmark.
Or Moses Drury Hoge philanthropist,
scholar. orator and minister OF the Cos
pei has gone to his final reward After
"a life fuli OF cheer 10 himself and use
fGlHess Co his follow man anG to his
Maker. covered with the houors OF ma
tured years it h.e pleased Providence 20
end DIS earthly career
40 moro beautiful character has ad0rn-
ed tho pulpit or taught men both hv
prccont and example how 90 live. Ills
ne hos been pure and true. his work
noble vet energetic and determined. Not
possessed by nature of "a strong consti-
i-ltiou he has lived and iah0rc1. ana his
days much prolonged through courage
and scif-dcnial ln disposition. gentle and
c0nndng, he was not only admired. but
loved by al who know him. and hia
sympathetic nature drew The sorrower
and tho sinner close 90 him and tho cause
he espouscd. but above and beyond even
this, is his grand. upright honest pure
cicln Me- Wherever be- went the purest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08

NEW YORK Jan. T.-COTTON-The
cotton market opened steady. with prices
t0 . points higher. this being am indf-
ferpat response to hrm Liverpool cables
hullien weather reports from pretty much
the entire cotton belt. and "a small move
mont at the ports and interior towns
pr0lt-fakne bV 'ess-cunfdcnt longs. soil-
ing pressure from the stronger bears. and
Hpnioufi0u off weak southern heldlh+ y
were LARGELY responsible for The failure OF
the early market Zoo advance as had been
expected Subsequent developments. how
ever. were decidedly better prices NOV
ing uo several points on foreign support
and the appearance OF investment orders.
the latter being chiefly from wal street
houses For a Saturday half-holiday
speculation was active and quite general
Rumors that spot cotton was being held
~ materially higher prices in the south,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08

Dunn was member Of Company ID.
Second Virginia. and it was from a. cone
versatson between Dunn and suother
party while Boa camp az Jacksonville that
the secret OF the murlerers leaked Out.
They have been indicted.-Wythevill
Dispatch.
Tho Town Council received a petition
from the citizens OF this place 10 give an
interval from 2 10 $3.50 +. NJ Monday 20
allow the bursting OF nre-crackors and
using fireworks on tho stree So Tho pc
titiOn was granted. and the boys all had
good time for % while. when later on the
boys got a small species Of cannon from
s. q w Scott that had been buried in
the ground for a number of years and
med several times Finally they wished
10 have more and better fun. they c0n-
ccived the idea Of tamping clay over a
pound and a half Of blasting powder
which. when set off. bursted che gun into
many pieces. flying ia all directions. one
piece Weighing twenty-seven pounds
struck n stable n hundred yards away.
going through an inch siding and cr'p-
plnig a horse belonging 90 Mr.. He3dtn
M0ricle SO badly that it had t0 De killed,
another piece struck the pOstOhice break
ing three large glasses In front tearing of
one OF the window blinds and taking
considerable chunk of tho brick wall
near tho window. Other damage done
was two panels OF the iron fence around
the court yard was considerably dam
aged. the coruice Of tina treasury office
was also damaged. 1T. W. simmons
sign had the law knocked on Several
smaller pieces were found flo various
parts OF the town. One piece. weighing
thlrty-three pounds. was found near A.
N. Harris shop. distance Of three hum
dred yards.
IL Was very remarkable thing that
the cannon WIS surrounded by a number
or men and boys. bat no one was hurt
FlOvd Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08
STOCKS AGAIN
WENT UPWARD.
Efforts to Bring About a Reaction
Not Successful,
EXCEPT IN INITIAL TRADING.
Ihc Bank Statement Far More Favor
able Than was EApcctcd-Boud
Has am Jndcrtonc Of
strength.

NIW YORK Jam. T.-tooks resumed
Old. .I.u..rI movement to-day and i'm
s,.,a ..... .dt.u..1 violently. Efforts 10
Ir.r- ...uf . reaction we've successful
o..v n fnr initial ir.dIue There were
moderate arbuaee .aIc. lor London ace
r,urt which a.dtU fle rt..tIoulsts' early
.r.rfs Ine granger. uuI Iac.lls were
OH ir.ctoulIr. whIe thc i3-cahed Flower
.ua..aIIi... Brooklyn Transit Federal
j. or Tln execution of au ORDER to sen
ar.es block of stock al thc market
DluseI DID, .ld break lu Tobacco. IhIs
Drouglt ou. further safes by reaching
a.op-Iots orders. Floor brokers iu many
cases aFIs.4 their houses tnat The move
rnuf ODD IIe general market was TOO Woe
l.nt fo iast md presently buying orders
purchases wore lreay Increased on the
appearance of tae bank statement which
was Inr m0rt favorable than expected.
Brooklyn Transit r... 3D. points from tho
lowest. peop..a GAS JUS. Sugar. Amcri-
DIu St.n. aui NIr. and Federal Steel
I each. ile .rIur.ts about ID point. and
AtUhI.0u preferred a. Notable advances
wore made in American District TeIo-
GRAPH. which rose s. points. Colorado Fuel
aud IRON preferred lO. ST. Paul and Du-
rr5h.- pro .rrod T1e close Was a.-
fI.n. and strong no t.c best
Tla bond market during tho week disc
played considerable irreeu.lrity. but there
which prevented aur concessions of n0te
iu tho prominent luDs. United States old
as and th. 5s coupon advanced "a. the
now 8s AND fne 5.s registered ls. The BIS
de. Inel n tlo hid price
Tae total sales of stocks were 4s010o