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The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
Delegates Present from Other
European Countries.
DR.. Adler of Austria
One of Number. !.
Proposed Interpolation of Ger
man Government.


Hanover, October o THE teuth annual
socialist conferences since the repeal Of
the socialist laws, opened this morning
In the Balthof, which Is tastefully deco
ated with laurel wreathss, red banners
and the escuteheons OF various German
cities In the centre, grouped amid terms
and flowers around an aliegorical figure
OF liberty are bus:s of Ferdinand Las
sale, the originator of the social demo-
cratic movement In Germany, Of Karl
Marx, the ohief of intern tionnl social
Ism and of EDgels. Places had beon pro-
vided for the police oommissi oners and
policemen who Will attend the proceed
tngs on behalf Of the governments.
There are $40 delegates including rep
rssentatiyes Of Holland, Sweden, Switzer-
land and Austria. the Austrian delegates
including DIR. Adler, the Austrian social
ist leader, who. toward the end Of this
month must enter upon o term of four
weeks imprisonment to which he WAS
recently sentenced.
The delegates sat at tables arranged the
whole length of the hall and the soene
presented rather an appearanceo OF students
at symposium than Of an assembly
Of working men representing al least
one-four.h Of the population Of Germany.
Herr Singer was unanimously elected
president After tho formal proceedings
IN animated discussion arose over the
question whether tie committee had
acted In the interests Of socialism exclud-
ing from the "List of martyrs" published
In the Vorwaerts, the socialist organ, the
laborsrs condemned for taking part in
the Dresden riots.
A Saxon delegate hotly defended the
action If the committee and was repeated
~ called to order. The question was
finally shelved BY decision that the
names should be adequately threshed out.
+ The Dresden, Meckienburh. Stuttgart
and Munich delegates then moved that
an Interpolation be submitted to the
Reichsteg regarding the police prohibit
tion Of the dissemination Of pamphlets
containing electioneering arguments in
streets and public places and also regard
ing the sction of the postal authorities In
prohibiting the distribution Of socialist
literature ON Sunday, etc., of which pro-
hibition many socialists have been fined
for privately distributing their party's
organs.
Herr Bebel commended that an interpel-
lation was impossible In the absence Of
specific data; and the motion was re.
jsoted. EE1
Herr Liebneoht then read an intercal-
airy motion exhorting socialists to take as
active a share as possible In the intsrnn-
ionai congress to be held in Paris In
1900.
The motion was adopted and the con-
ference adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
FITZPATRICK ARRIVES.

New York. October 9.-The United
States transport Fitzpatrick, Captain
Rogers, arrived at quarantine this eve.
ming from Havana and Matanzas. The
transport brought SO cabin passengers
ITO discharged and furloughed soldisrs,
discharged teamsters and INDECENT citi-
gems, also 1885 mules slowed away between
decks. Among the cabin passengers was
Lieut. Col. W. A. Rafferty,. q. s. A.
The Fitzpatrick will pc detained at quar-
antine until tomorrow when the usual
period Of I've days will have expired.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
FAMOUS HOTEL BURNED.

Greenville, October o.-Ths Lake house,
the largest hotel here was destroyed by
fire just at noon today. The stable cen
nected with tho house. and the iurnisure
Of tina hotel were else consumed. The
fire caught Ia the cellar under the kitchen
from cause at present unknown and
spread rapidly through the wooden struo-
true.
The villagers were bampersd 10 their
work Of lighting the flames by high
wind.
The property was owned and managed
by Charles H.Sawyer s. Son Of this place.
The loss is stimsted at $2b, 0c0 end
the insurance amounts to only s, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
Cooling, Healing, Refreshing, Beautifying
lade from the Fresh Green Tasmanian Blue
Gum Tree
HyOMEI ANTIsEPTTc SKIN SOAP
No Other Soap Manufactured Of Fats Grease OIL
AkaIi.

deahtfu
rs 50 nne different from made by the old methods that
0tor csaufu
There no smell which always follows
ana which notifies each
disease
Natures
Ing the tender
all obrncions perfect
and free from bImish In
New Soap used daily Send for
VIII ever again be found OF
sold By
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
The Appetite of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy. gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health aud
great energy. Only CSC. at Fl. p. g.
Goold, 677 Congress street, ana Fl. O..
Starr, Cumberland Mills.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
STRIKERS TO 60 TO WORK.

Biddeford. October 9.-Ths union
moulders of the Saco and Pettee machine
shop foundry who have been out on q
strike since Friday morning, on account
of the discharge Of one of their number
went back to work this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING BEGINS

Houlton, October o Mansfield Mo.
Laughin, an IL year old boy OF Hodgdon,
was accidentally shot yesterday afternoon
BY a companion and died this afternoon
from the effects Of his wounds. The two
boys were shooting in the woods and In
some way Mclaughlin was shot In one
leg. charge Of ten buckshot severed
the main artery. causing a severe hemor-
rhage, which resulted fatally.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10

The reception committee Of the Y. NJ.
@. A. met at the rooms last evening and
arranged for general reception which
is to be rendered both ladies and gentle-
men on Wednesday. evening. October
18th. A musical entertainment and
readings will be given 90 this reception.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
RICH CoLLEGEs.
toinolnnati Commercial Tribuns.a

Cincinnati Commercial Tribuns.l
Statistics complied By the New York
Sun show tie wealth Of some of the
leading colleges Of the country.
From the figures given it appears that
Girard College, Philadelphia. Is the rich
est educational institution in the United
States. and. In all probability, the richest
in the world. The LELAND Stanford, Jr.,
University comes next, or. at least, 1t
Is tied for second place with Harvard.
The table OF tbs most richly endowed
universities is as follows:
Productive Total
Funds, Holdings.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
RIVAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.

Concord, N. H., October 9.-Mrs. Jose
phine C.Wooibury Of Boston. has brought
suit for $4,000 libel damages In the
United States court of the district Of New
Hampshire against Mrs. Mary Baker
Eddy Of this city. The allegations are
the same as In the seven quits filed by her
In the Massachusetts, superior oourt.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
q. PARKER CO.'S opENIN

W. 8. PARKER CO.'S OPENING.
: Mr.. Alexis Msnags of the W. e. Parker
Co., has jest returned from New York
where he has been for the pas. week
selecting goods for the oompany's OPEN
Ing. which OCCURS next Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday and which win be one
OF the most elaborate svsr witnessed In
Portland. Their window display win be
something magnificent, many Of the lat
ess imported models being shown
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
!, $50, QUO eoi, 900. QUO

This Ia . vast sum of money, psoduoiug
a revenue or 81, 900. 600. The smaller scoi-
leges aud schools would bring the total
to sam three or four times az great
Thess colleges absolutely pay ont more
fer the instruction Of pupils than they
time Sc looks az II the day was not far
distant when the cost Of unworthy edu-
os ton viii be next to nothing, just as the
cost OF a common school education now
amounts 10 the trivial sum required for
the purchase OF text books.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
Elk SPEAKER REED PRESENTED
PETITION.

Washington. October 9..-The supreme
court Of the United States convened to-
day for the regular October term but nd
journsd without transaoting any bust.
ness according to the usual course. Ex-
Speaker Reed was present in the court
room today to present. petition.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
READ AND BELIEVE.

St. Adams Remedy Co, St.Albans, VT.
Gentlemen:-My son had an attack
OF appendicitis and the doctor said he
would have to perform an operation.
| saw an advertisement recommend
ing your Green Mountain Pearls, and
after using five boxes he feels as tough
and rugged as before he was taken
sick. can heartily recommend them
for the good work they have done for
my son. He has had no return Of the
trouble, and is now perfectly well.
Respectfully,
Mrs. G. A. DAVIS.
Now don't you think you had bet
ter try Green Mountain Pearls? Please
ask your druggist for them. If he
hasn't them in his store, tell him to
get them for you at once. If he is a
good business man who tries to give
his customers what they want, he will
send to his jobber, who will quickly
supply him. II he refuses, write US for
a package by mail for rs cents.
ST. Adams REMEDY CO, ST. ALBANs. VT
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10

Among the first to be saved (snd
there have been hundreds since) was
Mr.. G. A. Davis, OF Albany, VT.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. Octobsr a-The following
pensions have been granted to Maine peg
pie:
ADDITIONAL.
Special September 20. James " White,
Augusts, IS to $40.
RENEWAL.
Isaav Stevens, Portland, 90
RENEWAL AND REISSUE.
William Hayden. wast Cornvills, 50.
INcREAsn AND RENEWAL.
W. Kinney, Eastport, So to $780,
Joseph Blsbee, West Roosport. $40 to
sla.
The Portland daily press., 1899-10-10
Sc. so WALTRkA WATCH,

Silverlne case, Waltham or Elgin movemen
o good timekeeper. warranted. MCKINNEY
the Jeweler, Monument square. te9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
Gin naoSermer gdmserfriee.
e Dln. 7. Seal

CI ~ IT. 4" Atul"
Der berrli9e, S%a6r6unberte alte Sir
aeni6iaal bat in Ietnen 3Gumen i6on 10
man9es 9e1eEen uno gebOrt; aber Elm
G9au1piel ipie beute muB feIbft oiefem
Met6uTalem unter ben Seitidlen Der 8elt
etipas gana Neues getpeIen fein.
ga, bas mar ipirtfi9 cine SefttGtte, bic
berDor3au6ern tonnte bic 8ilber Der poetiz
fden WetttGmpfe babingei9punbener Sci
ten! Ser mG9tige, nunberopG 9e9lieDerte
@aal nit Ieinen offenen golbner3ierten 3d.
gen, nit ieinen rei9en 8anOmalereien nno
langen @alerieen, nit Ietnen 8annern urto
Sabnen, nit Ieinen @uirlanben un0 8luz
men, er maj gang Der Srt, in benz Elm
.96uuTpiel romantiI9er poelie fi4 in
@a6r6eit uno 99Dn6eit entipideln fonnte.
@uf 6ober Gitrabe Elm bon rot6em Samz
met unrlpaGtes Mdr9en5elt, iiber Dem cine
md9tige &ofenfrone it4 er6ebt; bunte
@eTeG, gef9miidt nit b~uftenben 2bren,
NIT griinen &rdn5en unb blumigen 8ogen,
eroBe, gpIbgldn5enbe 9arfen, u%mtpunben
nit bunten 8dnbern unb 9flanaen, 2orz
bet, @uirlanben. Cine farbenprd9tige
8lunenau! 9as CAB cine berrli4e Sauz
iion Der 3omantif, bic 1elbt bic mooerne
Seittra9t Der gu oieIer feltIamen Seier
non Na6 unO Sern eri4ienenen @dte ni9t
gan3 5eritDren tonnte.
Orgeltlang bur4brauit ben &arm, uno
nit ben peibepo1en Sldn9en bereinen ft9
bic bon auBen 6ereinOringenoen e6ernen
@lpfent0ne, bic 6d gema6nen an ben SOB
bes md9ti9sn &ir9enfIrfen, bes Garbiz
nul>Gr5biI9ofs &remenB. limb nun be-
ginnt Der frieblihe 8etttampf. 9oFrut6
Or. Sobannes Taitenrat6 fetert bic 8erz
oanqenbeit unb 9egenpart Der 8lumenz
fpiele. Sin eoler @nt6ufiasmus, Elm fetz
f9er Sbealismus, Elm beeeiterter Sptimisz
mus tlinat aus leinen @orten, aus Ieinen
Soffnun9en unb Miinf6en, bic in fernen
2onben einen freuoigen @ibeer6a1 gu fin
BEN f6einen; BENIN Hieafio Moralp ganete,
Der Ipanil8e Gpnful, fpriht in beimif4er
@pra6e benz &Dlner Observation-Disclosures
8eder bic berali9ten 9riiBe Spaniens,
insbeTonbere 8areelonus aus unb iiberz
rei9t als @ef9enf BON 6tefer 6eimtGtte
Der 8lumenipiete eine totbure Nbreife, foz
pie eine in ben barcelonenfi9en unb tOfniz
16en @tabtfarben geboltene gbreni6leife.
Ser Serr Oberbirgermeiter battte auf gut
beutI6, unb 10 fam es, baB man i'm &Dlz
ner @iir3eni4 Elm breimaliges 9o9 auf
Barcelona ausbra9te.
Sp9arenmuft. IS nabt NIT ibrem Sc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
Gin braper Gm91ifG : 9tmerifaner
auf Samoa iiber &aMb u. T. ~.

S9on mebrnals mar in unierea Spalten
BON benz @nglif9 Nmerifoner 3. :.
30 8 bic &ebe, Der felt breiBig Sa6ren
auf Samoa le6t uno NIT ben 8epobnera Der
ecSnfeln, i6ren 9itten, i6rer Sprabe unO ben
bort berrf9enben 3uitGnben bertruut lit,
audi bur8 feline 8ieOerteit unO 3udtigteit
aGgemeines @ertrauen genieBt.
8pm Nnfang Der lebten fdmoaniI9en
9treitigfeiten an ertldrte 9err Mtoors in feiz
men 8riefen bic 9altung Der b~ortigen beutz
fben 8eamten fir Die ein5ig ri6tige. Sn
einem mad g1etp gort geribteten neuea8riefe
a6er fagt ct:
,Nls ib BEL Npia auf bag @9iff bes
@ontreabmiraGs 8aub fam, fagte er mir, baB
i'd gu elmer berf9pinbenb fleinen Minber3eit
gebDre. DIS i9 i6m ermioerte, baB gerabe
bas @e9ent6eil rihtig unb i9 einec i;berpdls
tigenben Mebrbeit angeb0re, f6ien er bD4z
li9it e%rftaunt gu fem. Damn fraate i3 i'm,
ob er aud nit anberen 2euten a15 Rem 4nz
6Gnoern MalietoazSanu iiber bic Sa61age
qefpro9en babe, unb er bernetnts es. Sd
perfu9te i6m Mitt6eilun9en gu MAIDEN, bo3
i9 fab BEL ieber meiner 8emertungen, baB er
BEL feiner Nnii9t be6arrte uno en1I6IoIen
mar, einen 3tptt berbor5urufen. 10 DAP i9
f4IieBli4 fugte; sd boffe, @bmiral. Dab
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

2st4tftnntses 8auen f6eint
ri@t alein zine ameritunif9e gigenI9aft
gu iein. Sn @refelo lit bieier Sage Elm
3eubau eingeitiir5t unb ap0lf Meni9en
BADEN babel ibr 2eben berloren. Bel Bien
%fttr5te, gliidli4er Wetie obne BOB Semdnh
babel 81 S4anOen fam, ein &ieien=Refduz
rant, bas mebrere MiGionen @ulben ge>
foitet, tpsniee Sag. Dor Der beabf9tigten
@rDffnung 5ufammen. Wir ertpdbnen bies
nur, bamit, tpenn Gbnli9e 9inse einmul
bier fia e~reignen, man lieberlides 8auen
briiben ni4t gtei4 ais tpptf4 ameriz
tanif4 beasi4ne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
1tmIer 9tnSfmbr9eI@6ft.

Mebr als ale unfere Grfolse inn &riegs
NIT Spanien, bic mir bo9, tpenn mir e1rli9
fein polen, gum grOBen Spell AUDI Der G0tz
tin Sortuna gu berOanten baben, tit es bic
eritdunli9e 3und6me u%nIeres Qusfubsgez
f4dfts, Die uns Bel ben ausldnbii6en Md9z
ten &sfpett Dsri3offt; unO bic fOe6en pOm
ftatiitif9en Bureau bes 8unbeslGabamtes
berDffentfi6ten 3ablen ii6er uniere Sc
fammtausfubr pdbrenb Der lebtsn feds
Sabre finO in Der Sbat fir unfere commerz
ste1e 3ufunft pieloerfpre9enb. Die 3abeGe
giebt Die 9DAe Der Ausfubr fir bas Sa6r
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24
q e:

@ber buB cine fraftboIe beutf9e Srgani=
fation in biefem 2anbe AUDI in ~ur1feren Sdz
gen GroBes 81 pirten permdg, bds betpeiien
Die ge~genpdrtigen beutI9en Organifationen
i'm Weften, unb nun tbeilpeife audi i'm
Often, pel9e, ein9epeibt bur4 bic groBe
beuti9e Notwithstanding in Chicago,
es Dabin brabten, baB bic ruhlofen 8eriube
CUR 8er6ebnng ~Enferes neuen 8aterlanbes
gegen infer altes 8aterlanb 10 btel BON
t9rer 6eftigfeit uno @efdbrli9teit perloren.
9o3 3uriid 5u unferem tberren a[lgemeis
men beutf6en @aiienbauie in Baltimore!
Sin ltebepoaes Inbenten Ieinen b%erblidenen
5reunoen! Sin freubiges @liidauf Qnen,
Die ieBt fir 6aifelbe tbdtig iinO, fotpie ieinen
S9ubltngen! SIN Riidblide auf jene Sobten
nnb i'm 9inblide auf biele 2ebenben, tpoaen
mir 4ae, bic SSu1n9en unb bic 4lten, ben
frif3gemutben 3uruf bes greifen f9pdbiz
i4en PbilOfOpben unb Oi9ters 6riebri3
Sbeobor 8ii4er beberaigen: 5ats
: SUB iiber @riften>
Seit auf benz Soften,
5aupt in ben 2iften,
go it's am beften.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

@arum es unter Der prenBif9en
Snfanterie berbdltniBmGBie o psz
MICE aGte 8egtmentsr eiebt, bas
ertIdrt Der treffli9e uiirttemberstf@e
&riegssei9i6tsforfher General ,'nb Doctor
4lbert Pfiiter einleu9tenb i'm @ez
fentli4en 10: n3ablrei9e preuBiI4s Regis
menter finb in benz Sabre 1907 aufselOft
porben. 0enn na9 ben 8eitimmunsen bes
5pif9en Happlepn unb Sriebri9 @ilz
beIm LII. obgei4lOhenen Sriecens BON S;lz
fit burfte bic preuBii4e Mvmee bic 3ab[
BON 10000 Mann ni4t iiberI9reiten. Sn
btefem 8abmen batten neben Der Gdrbe muir
IL acknowledgements Plub; bi. iibrigen
peri9panben; besbalb 5Gbft Die preub;f4e
Snfanterie 10 ipenige ulte Ht9imsnter. Die
iiber bic 3tffer II binausgebenben Rumz
mern gebOren ben &egimentern Gn, tDel4e
bon Der grbebung bes Sabrc3 1913 an er<
ri9tet pprben ftnb."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

9etroit's 9euti9tbum Pat ii9 Der beutz
f4en Yroteitz8 etpegung aagei4lofen, uno
in elmer nit mebr als 200 Nbgeorbneten
bef9idten %8eriammIung bef9lofen, am Is.
SUM- cine groBe prOtet>9 erfammlung i'm
b~ortigen Qubitorium ab3ubalten.
1eber bic ~8erfammlung, in nel9er biefer
8ef9luB 9efuBt purbe, Iufen mir am 8ez
item ben begeiiterten Nrtitel beg uMi4igan
8plfsblatt" BON 10. Mai reben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

6en 4Gtdgli8teit, ptrb eetdmpft, geitritz
ten, gerungen uno geiiegt obne i40ne &oz
mantif in traftboGer NiiAternbeit unb
fd~nrfgeitt9er u~eberGegen6eit. QuF benz
barten 8oben bes mpbernen Qebens oerz
bic CARTE, blaue 8lume.
Ntfreb 9pl5bGpd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-24

Der @3ar meint, buB bic 8Gume BE 8
W eltfriebens ouf einem beutI6en
9rOfefOr( Stengsl ni4t gu finben 1T,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-07
MARKET: REPORTS
Esa'p~ =

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept. G.-St Paul was
the central figure in to-day'S market.
The publication Of the annual report.
with its detail of facts and figures, all
showing extraordinary prosperity, was
the Incentive of the buying which was
very large ana which carried the price
steadily upwards nearly two points.
SO vide q movement in 4 standard
stock of st. Paul's character was look
cd TO arouse some sympathetic strength
in the general market. The ST. Paul
movement in the upper stages Of the
advance showed some signs Vt ,nanipC-
lation for the purpose Of sustaining t;l..
general market. There was quite free
selling wherever there was Il notable
advance in price and the last hour was
given over to a realizing movement.
Tennessee Coal dashed UP and down
in an cratic manner all day. climbing
9E points in the first hour and dropping,
again TO within three points Of last
night. The fcvcrish demand for this
stock is attributed to a large short in
tcrcst which finds itself obliged to sell
with a practical corner in the stock ac-
cording TO the current runner.
SENSATIONAL JUMPS.
There were rather sensational adj
NanccS also in Pullman. HOckin. Wall
ley. the Buffalo. Rochester and Pitts
burg stocks which gained about seven
points each and Colorado Midland
Southern Pacific and Central Pacific:
recovered about ! x OF their recent de-
cline and tn. Norfolk & Westerns ana
the coalcrs advances temporarily but
more than lost the gain. Sugar. under
went the same experience, rising Two
points on the declaration of the regular
dividend and then re:ActinS an extreme
34s. The New York municiIais al
Transit having declined u: after AN
initial rise ANA consolidated Gas show
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-07
COT,rn.N IrIlrI1EE,s

'--.-$ 7 ~ 1>T..N.
NEW YORK. SEPT. G.--t'nlton futures
opened steady; September. -: t,c1p-
Der. 5.t'; November. so; December
w: January, COS: February. GIL;
March, Gil; April. SCI; May. GU: .J,In,
G.25
Futures closed steady: September
a.Sl; October. COZ November. G.O1
December. 6.l2: january. Gle; l'chr,Iar,
h.l'; March, O.; April. CO. May, GIL
June. G,I.
Sr"t closed quiet ana steady, lie
niSlicf; mNidllnS lIplundS SIG mid
ding gulf, G9-lG; sales. III bales.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-07
NEW YORK MONEY MARK ,1-

NEW YORK. Sept &. Money 81 can
~. "'6; last loan. 4 per cent Prime
mercantile paper l-lG,J per cent. Slcr-
ms exchange drm with actual business
~ pa hkrrs bllls ~ ASi:H FIR demand
ana 'Nt ~ :'-ShhIa Tor sixty days: },oslc.
rates. 4S4MA.SlE.: commercial bills /. <.
ml:. Silver certificates 1S#I o.G0: l;ll
Sllvty, 3? II: Mexican dollars. l1l.
government bonds steady: Sta,c
bonds, steady: railroad BOMBS, firm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-07
Buckroe Casino.
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 4TH.
DIANA,

La DANSEUSE ARTISTIQUE.
The European Sensation, the Mirror
Queen. in Il prismatic mcl:lngc Of mar
Veious effects and lights tremendously
blended as follows:
l. Gay Palisienne. 2. lie Chamc;on.
.. tlrc Dance. !. Lily Of the Nile.
GRAND PItISMATJC FOUNTAIN OF
REAL WATER
with a Vaudeville Company Of I'm
surpassed Excellence.
NO advance in prices.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-07
aSil quotations were us follows:
Flour, steady

red, liz: No corn 3o6s:y n, .
oats, >! l:hh;;i: NO. > White. .:N.; "a =:
Whit, 21=6'2"l4: NJ. > rye. 81: ", .
barley. 'AI@hil0: No. I flax seed. 1ISlS.
prime timothy seed. 2:5GrtU: mess p,,,;
per nbl. 'lnMS2o: lard. per 100 lbs
'l'ci 70: short ribs sides touS,,) I1OGn,,
dry *;,ELci shoulders thoxuD ,lasn&.
snort clear sides huxru) 5GUnAG5; whjS.
Key, distiIlcrs finished goods. pri .;tl
~ No. ) yellow corn. ;:26n:,:;
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-07
CHICAGO PRODUCE NIAR1lE7

7 VHI'-.EEU. sept b.--W heat was IN
nuencsd today by the strengthening
uutsi markets and Of the improves
ment the export demand. 1t ruled
strong I'll day and closed 5s0nM cent
higher. a feature WAS the continued;
buying OF September by elevator i.co-
pie.
Corn closed Il higher for September.
but Il shade lower for December Oa::,
closed 1905 higher ana provisions ) To
12}a higher for October.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-01
HAWAII PUZZLES THE
BIG LAWGIYERS.
Senator CullOm Makes a Plea for
LEGISLATION.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-The sup
porters in the Senate of the bill for the
government of the Hawaiian Islands
as a territory of the United States are
growing anxious over the prospect. In
view of the crowded cor Iition of the
calendar O.. ;,L.,, ent indifference
toward Hawaiian legislation they eX-
press the fear that the bill may not re-
ceive attention before adjournment.
and they say if it does not there will
be a perplexing condition of affairs in
the Islands, which became a part of
the Union by the adoption of the New
lands resolution in July last.
The decision of the Supreme Court
OF Hawaii in the matter of the landing
of Chinese immigrants in the Islands
is the Immediate cause of the present
apprehension. 1t deals not only with
the landing of Chinese in Hawaii, but
incidentally lays down the doctrine
that it is. as a court without juriSdic-
ton in constituting laws of the United
States dealing with other than the
Chinese immigration question.
Discussing this phase of the Hawaii
an question Senator Cullom said today
that the decision left the people of the
ament. "They do not know where they
stand,' he said, nor what TO depend
on in the enforcement of the law"
Continuing Senator Cullom said he
would call up the Hawaiian bill as soon
as there seemed any possibility of get
ting consideration.
Inquiry develops the fact that there
would be opposition to the Hawaiian
bill in its present shape, and some
Senators hesitated to act in this mat
ter until there are further develop
ments with reference TO Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines. There is a
feeling among Senator'S of this class
that any legislation in the interests of
Hawaii will be taken as precedent for
the other islands, and that hence the
Hawaiian question should be postponed
until the legislation for all the new ac
QUESTIONS can be considered together.