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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

wykonawoas kompetsncjs, .amienila sic
W ciaso osysto doradozs / ME .dobyla
sobie nigdy popularnosoi " Australia.
w +. 1891 Griffith i Barthou .aloayli
Pierwsae podstawy pod projekt obeony.
Nova konstytucja w.oruje sic " glow
nych swyoh zassdaoh ma ustawie Sta.
now Zjednoosonyoh Ameryki P6lnoo.
mel. Ustawa ia wytworzyla ola soisle
~osnaosonyoh cel6w fedsraoje pewnej
LOBBY nie.aleznyoh stan6w, kt6ryoh
Prawa przestrzegane byly sumiennie.
w kohou Chamberlain wyjasnial r6aui-
oe pomiedzy Kauada a pr.ys,ls fedora.
oJs australska. w Kanadsie W zakres
dsiaaalnosoi rsadu oentralnego wchodzi
wszystko, co wyrazoie ME jest zastrzs.
Zone ola pojedyho.ych prowinoyj; W
Australia natomiast Rad osntralny roe.
strzyga6 jsdynie bedzis = kwestjaoh,
wymienionych specjalnie W konstytuoji.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
$500 RagrOdv.

Kto mi przyszle dok.adny adres mo.
JeJ zony Pelsgji Stankiewioz, sredniego
w.rostu, blondynka. kt6ra wyjeohala o.
demnie Z niejskim Mlcha}em Zubrem 2
Galicji, Ia eierajac z SODA dzieci Bole.
slave, Jana, Czesiawe, J6zefe i Waola-
wa-albo kto mi da adres tych dsieoi,
otr.yma piec dolar6w nagrody.-Woj-
oiech Stankiewioz Venet a, Washing.
ton Co. Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

jedno .wyois.two dyplomatyo.ne IA
drugiem nawet wtsdy, gdy wybuCh
wojny " Transwaalu ME byl jes.o.e
spodsiswany. D.isiaj dopiero, gdy RE-
osy Z ssfy juz tax daleko, Il ME wielka
Anglia a mala stosunkowo Japonja sta.
via sic ostro ko'osowi r~osyjskiemu =
prasa angielska otwiera oo.y i .ao.yna
trsezwo spoglads6 ma niebe.pisc.eh.
stwo groaaoe Anglji ma dalskim wsoho.
d.ie. Navel tax powa.ny i konserwa.
tywny d.iennik jak Times" na.ywa
polityke angielskiOh mellow stanu upo-
kar.ajsOa i niedosesna, aadajao odwo.
sania ministra angielskiego " Pekinis,
MoDonalda i powzieoia bard.iej sner.
gioznych, niz dotyohczasowe, srodk6w
ola utrsymania powagi Anglji. C.y ME
"a p6znoP
Jak juz wspomnielismy W .es.lym
numerse, wojna ~poaudniowo. afrykahska
.bliza sic ku kohoowi. w ubieglym ty.
godniu wojska fsldmars.alka Robertsa
z jesy Pretorje, stolioe Transwaalu.
Boerzy ME stawiali oporu. Ustapil .
Pretorji, zabrawszy dsiala, amunioje i
fundusze pahstwowe. Uwiezli nawet
niewolnik6w angielskiOh. Wszystko to
.doaali uosyni6, pomimo szybkiego pc.
suwania sic naprz6d wojsk angielskioh,
dzieki .recznemu manewrowi. gdy DO.
wien anglicy podeszli pod Pretorje, ma
trafili ma prawem skrsydle slime pozy.
ole borrow sadzac wiec, Ae Pretoria be.
die broniona, z~atrzymali sic i fsldmar.
sza1ek Roberts wysial oddzialy wojsk
ola otoozenia miasta. Zabralo TO pare
dni ozasu, prey zachowaniu wsselkich
ostroznosci, tymczasem okazalo sic, ae
W slime pozycje borrow by1y tylko
arjergarda, broniaca linji kolei aelaznej
Pc kt6rej wywozono z Pretorji ostatki
dziaa j amunicji. Gdy to zosta}o doko-
name, arjergarda oofnela sic takze / an.
glicy dopiero wtedy spostrzegli, Ae dali
sic ossukac i ze Pretoria Jest bezbron-
ne. Ze jednak W zakoho.enie wojny
olbrzymiej Aoglji z malshkiemi rzeOz.
pospolitemi |oludniowo. afrykahskiemi
przeoiagnie sic jeszoze pare miesieoy,
tego dowodem ozywienie i energja .
jakiemi boerzy prowadza Wake podjaz.
DOVE ma tylaoh g}6wnej armji angiel.
skiej " usPokojonej rzekomo zupesnie
Oran,i. Nietylko, re udaso sic i'm "
miejscowosoi Lindley otoozyc i zabrat
do niewoli caly oddzia} z 400 ludzi pie.
ohoty irlandzkiej ale .niszozyli tez biz.
ko d~adziesoia mil kolei telaznej, Ia.
Ozaoej armje Roberts, z posudnien,
poprseoinali " r6znyoh miejsoaoh ko'
munikaoje telegrafo.na. Zdaje sic wo.
beo tego, 70 anglicy beds zn6w emu.
szeni do zmienienia taktyki i do pc.
dzielenia swej armji ma mniejsze cd.
dziaiy, by wytrzebi6 oddzialy boer6w
Pc kolei a ma to potrzeba niemalego
ozasu.
Angielskiej izbie gmin pr.sdstawio.
ny zosta1 projekt novel k~onstytucji dls
kolonij australskioh. w movie wyelo-
szonej Z tego powodu, minister kolonij
Chamberlain nazwal ten projekt wypad.
KLEIN e~pokowym W dziejaoh Australia,
a jednoczesnie krokiem nadzwyozaj
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14
Przeglad ~Polityczny.

oi"Ao ouozozlemoom, Przybraio tax
grozoe ro.miary, IL wobeo niego os2ab.
20 nawet zajeoie, : jakiem W przeoia-
gu ostatniOh kilku miesieoy oaly SWAT
oywilisowany sledzi3 wojne poludnio-
wo airy kahska.
Wy.nawoy owej sekty Wielkiego
Kusaka, ~inaosej boxerzy, jsk ioh nazy.
wa Powsseohnie prasa, zniszozyli koIej
zelazna. laczaca Tien Tsin Z Pekinem /
groza pono nawet obleaeniem stolioy
Chin, a Poniewaz Rad ohihski ME ma
ami srodk6w ami oheoi ola poskromienia
ioh zaPed6w, prseto mocarstwa, kt6ryoh
okrety wojenne stoja W zatooe Pe.ohi.
Ii, ~wysadzily ma lad nowe oddzialy vol.
ska ] wyslaly takowe do Tiensinu i Pc.
kinu ola otrony interes6w swyoh oby-
watel a takze ola przeszkodzenia napa.
dowi motsoohu ma budynki legaoyj. A
toll dotychozas wyslane oddzialy ME
wystarozaja, pomimo ae lio.ba wojsx
europejskich. ~wysadzonyoh ma lad, wy.
nOsi juA do 1000 ludzi, gdy tymozasem
tsung.li.yamen, t. j. chm ska rada pan
silva, zabrania w~yladowania wiekszej
LOBBY. zapewne wieo przyjdzie do star.
Ola sis oudzoziemskich z wojskami ohih.
skiemi, jezeli Rad ohifski ME po1ozy
tamy w~ybrykom boxerow. a ze ME DO.
fozy to rzecz prawie pewna, albowiem
oesarzowa chihska nienawidzi oudzo
ziemc6w radaby byla gdyby zostali
wypedzeni z granic pahstwa ohihskie-
60. Dowodem tego, ae gdy wyslany
przez rzad-r.ekomo ola poskromienia
boxerow -jenera{ Mich wzial sic ener
gioznie do dziela i W pierwszem zaraz
staroiu z powstahoami ubl{ ioh do dwu.
stu-zosta1 natyohmiast do Pekinu cd.
woaany z calym swym oddzialem, Co
ma sic rozumiec- eszcze bardziej ZOE
zuchwalilo boxer6w.
w calej tel sprawie najenergiczniej
postepuje Rosja, kt6ra ma kilka tysie.
oy ~aosniersy ma pogotowiu tax, ae W
bazdej ohwili moga wylsdowa6 i ruszy6
ku Pekinowi. Ma granioy Mandarin
take kilkatysieoy kozak6w oczek je
na rozkaz wsroczenia do pahstwa Chin.
skiego, " okolioach zas Pekinu kreoi
sic pare pomniejszyoh oddsiss6w ko
zaokich, kt6re misly juz staroia z boxe-
rami. To wszystko zapowiada, 70 Ro-
STA dobrze przewidywala skutki ruohu
boxerow przygotowala sic odpowied-
mic. Kto vie nawet, czy ajenoi jej ru
chu tego ME podsyoaja, by wywolac
potrzebe obsadzenia wazniejszyoh miast
Chin p~6inoonyoh wojskami rosyjskie.
mi niby ola obrony interes6w podda.
nyoh rosyjskich a wlasoiwie ola zagra-
bienia oaiyOh Chin polnoonyoh pod Der.
10 cara, zanim inne mocarstwa europei.
skis zdaza uozynic to samo. Dzisiaj GA
~ ten plan by1by ~wykonsny juz beg.
watpienis, gdyby ME grozna postawa
Japonji, ktora otwarcie grozi Rosji woj.
ma, gtyby wojska rosyjskie ruszyiy do
Chin Jest to grozba oalkiem uzasad-
Mona, W rszie bowiem zajecia przez
Rosie oalyoh Chin ~polnoOnyOh, p6lwy.
sep Koreahski stale sic faktyoznie tskAe
w~fasnosoia Rosii, jake otoczony ze stro-
ny lsdu Posiadiosciami rosyjskiemi, a
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-14

CONSUMERS WATCH CO., Dept. 4s, sO Pearl St. Buffalo. N. Y
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
ial at Nelson Cemetery.
The REPUBLICAN, extends sym.
pathy to the be.eaved family.
Child Burned 10 Death.

Little Annie May Jackson. aged
two years. daughter Of Mary Jack.
son. colored. died Saturday night,
at nine O'Clock. from the effects
Of injuries received in the after.
noon Of the same day.
II seems the mother left the in.
FAINT with two older brothers while
she went out in town to buy Christ.
mas presents for the children.
While she WAS away the boys went
out into the yard to play. The lit.
tie child being left to itself. for en-.
ter,ainment pulled the cap of Of
the King heater stove and caught
or fire. When the neighbors were
aroused by the screams Of the child.
its clothes had burned entirely of
and its body burned so badly that
II died In great agony a few hours
later.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
Miss Lena Collier.

The body Of Miss Lena Collier,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Collier Of Kansas City. was
brought to Shackelford on Friday
for burial, the young lady having
died on Thursday Of membraneous
Group. The funeral was held at
the Catholic church 81 Shackelford
o Friday. December ~, conduct.
ed by Rev. Father Hogan. Burial
at Catholic cemetery at Shackei.
ford.
Mr.. Collier only moved to Kan
sas City two months ago from Mt.
Leonard and will be remembered
as the gentleman whose little son
was killed last summer in an ele.
vator at Mt. Leonard.
The REPUBL.icAN extends sym.
patty to the bereaved family.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
Mr.. e. ]. Ballard.

Mrs. Il. J. Ballard. wife Of the
late Willis Ballard, aged 7s years.
seven months and seven days, died
December ", 1900, at her home in
Nelson.
Deceased was born in Albemarle
county. Virginia. May 10. IS32.
and was married in that city. Six
children survive this aged mother,
Messrs. Richard, Willis and Wal.
ter Ballard. and Mesdames Jennie
Barnes. Willie Hawkin>on and Til.
lie Garth. The remains were ship.
ped to Dewitt. Mo. tor burial.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
Announcement.

The va. ;Ous churches Of the city
will through their ministers ex-
tend an invitation TO the Rev. H..
NJ. Wharton ID. d. to hold Q series
Of evangeles,ic tent services in this
city during the month Of June or
July.
DIR. Wharton is ma stranger to
many Of our citizens, they having
heard him at the Worlds Fair.
He was q great friend and helper
Of the late ID. l.. Moody and should
he come TO Marshall, there Is a
great treat in store for us in the
future.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
Finger Amputs,ed.

Mr.. Leverette Leonard who has
suffered intensely for five weeks
with a hone fellon on the first fing.
er Of his left hand, was compelled
to have II amputated on Friday.
the decayed hone making it nee.
esSary to take of the frs, and par,
Of the second joints.
Drs. Hall and Gore performed
the operation and Mr.. Leonard is
improving rapidly. He was able
to he down in town Monday much
to the pleasure Of his family and
friends,
The REPUBLICAN joins with q
host Of friends in wishing for Mr..
Leonard a speedy recovery.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
'Died-An Infant.

The infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
VIM. Hawkins, died Friday, Dec.
81, at their home near F%airville. at
the age Of ~ months. This little
daughter that had never yet been
named was a great pet in the house.
hold and her death has made a va.
cancy which cannot he filed. The
burial took place Saturday at 1890.
The family have the sympathy
Of a large circle Of friends in their
bereavement.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

Land Barnum. son Of +. Il. Bar.
mum, Of this city. had his collar
bone broken while playing foot.
and.a half at the east school build.
ing Thursday afternoon of last
week. He tainted from the effects
Of the accident and remained I'm.
conscious some time. lie was "a.
ken to his home on Vest street
where he was attended by DR.. J.
l.. Harris. the family physician.
and Is rapidly recovering. Land is
a bright, manly hoy. ami hears his
affection very philosophically. com
ing as It did. at the beginning Of
his Christmas vacation.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

The death Of Miss Bertha Lee
Lake. daughter of l.. M. Lake, re.
siding north Of the city, which &C.
Cured December 20, was received
by many friends in the city with
deepest regret.
Miss Lake was FIRST taken i'll last
July, and acting upon the advice Of
her physician went to Colorado,
where she remained two months.
Failing to derive any benefit from
this change, she returned to Mar
shall in September, preierring to
spend her last days at home.
She was born February 5. 1881,
was a bright, beautiful Christian
character, being converted three
years ago in a meeting held in this
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

Clay cambridge, an old and
highly respected citizen died at
his home in Nelson on Dec ~, at
the age OF IS years. A wife and
four children are left, who are vii.
liam, ODE, Misses Corinne and
Linnie. The funeral was held on
Monday afternoon, Dec. 24th, con-
Quoted by Rev. {. q. Shouse. Bur.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
Dr.. Snoddy Held the Lucky Number.

We congratulate DR.. a. II. Snod-
dy, Of Slater. upon his good fortune
in winning the beautiful lunch
cloth ratified Oh Thursday by Mrs.
Alex. Reynolds Of this city. The
work Of Mrs. Reynolds il smoothly
and beautifully done and one can
never realize the amour, Of labor
there Is on a piece Of needle work
as large as this lunch cloth. I'M
less they have once done ii them
selves.
The drawing took place at the
Marshall Book Store OH Thursday
morning under the direction Of John
Adams. 7. W. Lacy and Mrs. J. H..
Hunter.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28
Town Board Meeting.

Pursuant TO call by the Mayor,
the City Board met on Saturday
morning at $50, with the following
persons present: Mayor Blair,
Phillips, Huff. Hardin, Landlord,
Spencer, Carter and James.
Petition Of Colyer Bros. and their
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

city by Rev. Mr.. Mcintosh, and
was ever q consistent member Of
the church.
The funeral was held Monday at
the residence. Rev. J. W. Howell
conducting the services. Burial at
Ridge Park cemetery.
The REPUBLICAN extends sym.
pathy to the sorrowing family.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

bondsmen was received asking for
an extension Of time to complete
the work Of matchmaking. gutter.
ing. curbing and grading Porter
street from the center line Of Bruns-
wick avenue to the center line Of
Sebree street. The same was filed
and time extended to July {. 1891.
as asked in petition.
The extension Of time was grant
ed on account Of the delay caused
by the Water Works company in.
~teriering with the work by laying
water pipes on said street.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

A death which not only brought
sorrow and sadness to the immedi
ate family. but to a large circle Of
friends as we'll. was that Of Miss
Mary True. daughter Of Mrs. Fan.
ME d. and the late Elijah True.
which occurred at Rockport, Texas.
where she went some weeks ago in
search Of health. She had spent
most Of the past two years in Col.
orado, hoping to improve her con
dition. but neither climatic changes
no the advice and attention Of the
most skilled physicians could ar.
rest the disease, and she passed
peacefully away from earth on
Thursday night. December 10th. at
~ o'clock, in the twentieth year Of
her age.
Mary was a sweet and lovable
young lady, enjoying every mo
ment Of her young life, bearing her
ll.health without a murmur. She
was a consistent member Of the
Baptist church and Sabbath school,
and her conservation and loneliness
Of character leave an example wor-
thy Of emulation.
The remains In charge Of the
mother and Mr.. K. b. Taylor.
met at Kansas City by Robert Land
and wife and Miss Stella Burton. Of
Gillian, arrived In Marshall on
Monday morning over the Chicago
and Alton and were taken direct to
the Baptist church. where the fun.
eral was held at 2 o'clock. Rev. ].
+. Kemper conducting the services.
which were largely attended by the
friends of the deceased. The re.
mains were inferred in beautiful
Ridge Park. there to await the res.
direction morn.
The pail. bearers were: Ralph
Duggins, Shelby Ament, George
Rector and Leonard Van Dyke.
The REPUBLICAN, with the many
friends Of the deceased. extends
to the bereaved mother and rela.
tives heartfelt sympathy in their
sad affection.
The Marshall republican., 1900-12-28

The Woodmen Of the World at
their meeting OF Thursday even
ing, held their annual election Of
officers, when the following gentle.
men were elected.
Il. p. Smith, Consul Comman-
der; :. J. Everman, Advisor Lieu.
tenant: Paul Simon. Banker: DR..
=. ). Leach. Clerk. William Bran.
son, Escor,' George Whittle,on,
Watchman; Henry Akeman, Sen.
try; J. NJ. Lindsey. Manager: DIR.
Il. s. Leach. Physician. DR.. Leach
was also elected as delegate to the
Head Camp Convention tina, meets
at Evansville. Ind. Feb. 18th.
1901. Alternate q. w. Johnston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
Supt Janney Talks Of the Mills
Work for December
SCHEME TO WASH TAlLINGS
Said to be Unprofitable-neulah Cops
per Co, Columbia shipment
Lower Mammoth.

Superintendent Janney Of the great
Con Morcur mill. came In from the great
gold camp last evening and reports a
very fine extraction at the great plant
for the month Of December At times
the gold values In the tailings have run
nearly as low as 90 cents per ton while
the general average shows the mill to
be doing a very fine work. About 500
tons Of ore are being mllled daily, Re-
gardng the extraction Of some Of the
tallings values by washing in water
Mr.. Janney says. that while It IS true
that a certain per cent Of the gold In
cyanide tallings can be saved In that
way. Il Is very doubtful II the extrac-
ton could be done In a profitable man
ner This Is especially true OF the pres
ent taillngs Of the Con, Mercur which
run between sixty and eighty
cents per ton Even II fifty
per cent Of the values could be re-
covered. Il would take great deal
OF schemlng IN Mr.. Janneys opinion, 70
devise plan by which the ore could
De handled and washed probably for
90 cents per ton. 1t IS said to be I'm
probable. however. that more than 30
cents per ton could be recovered In that
way from the mass Of tailings, which
makes the PROPOSITION not very allurlng
IN Mr. Janneys opinion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Dec 29-The weekly
statement OF averages Of the AssoeI-
ated banks, shows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
MINING NOTES.

The Centennlal-Eu was on the
market today with seven cars Of ore.
The Horn Silver OF Frisco had five
cars Of concentrates on the market to-
day.
The South Swansea Of Tintic was on
the market today with three cars Of
base ore.
The York Mining company OF Bng-
ham. viii have car Of ore on the mar
ket next week.
The Uncle Sam Of Tintic reached the
market today with five cars Of high
grade lead ore.
The Taylor Brunton sampler reported
seven cars from Bingham, five from
Frisco and eight from Tintic today.
A few men have been put to work on
the Iron Cap cOmpanys property In
West Tlntic, doing assessment work.
The Columbia Of Bingham had three
cars OF concentrates and four cars Of
crude carbonate copper ore on the mar
ket today.
The last shipment from the May Is
said 70 have paid the operating expens-
es for the month, The values were high
err than those Of the previous shipments
A. l.. Morris leaves for Frisco this
evening 10 look over the Horn Silver
Tunnel property where a shipment OF
ore Is reported to be ready for mar
ket.
A United States mineral certificate
for the Lone Pine mining claim, situat-
ed in American Fork mining district
issued 20 Elisha u Boley Henry ID.
Boley. Isaac D. Boley and Mary Nc
Carly, has been filed for record with
the county recorder
C. Z. Peyton, who IS back from La
SAILS, reports a great deal Of excite
ment because Of the discovery Of a
fine quartz ledge In the mountains near
the Wilson mesa. A few men are doing
assessment work on the Huntsman
claims. a few miles from Richardson,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
GLEE CLUB CONCERT.

Musical and society circles are great
~ interested over the approaching visit
Of the Yale Glee and Banjo clubs.
Their concert occurs at the Congrega-
tlonal church on Monday night, and
rare program is TO be rendered The
Yale Glee Club has been In existence
since 1896, though. OF course, the men,
bership has changed, and each Christ
mas. the organization goes of on a
concert tour; usually their visits are
limited 20 the big cities, and this Is
the first time they have visited Salt
Lake. There are fifty IN the party, and
they travel In three private cars,
The clubs arrive here Monday morn
ing. and viii at once be taken IN tour
by The University Club people, who VIII
show them about town Mrs. Judge will
tender them a reception at the Knuts-
ford from to 6. and after the concert,
the visitors will be entertained al the
annual High links Of the University
Club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
KEEPING UP WAGES.
Carnegie and Frick Companies VIII
Not Change Rates.

Plttsburg Pa. Dec 29-The employees
OF the Oliver Mining company, II. c..
Frlck Coke company, Carnegie Natural
Gas company. Youghlogheny Northern
railroad, Union railroad, Pittsburg,
Bessemer q Lake Erie railroad: Pitts
burg and Conneaught Dock. Union
Supply company. Pittsburg Lime stone
company, Mingo Coal company, Yough-
iogheny Water company, Pleasant Val.
ley Water company and the Plttsburg
Steamship company. which concerns
form a portion OF the Carnegie COM
pany, will, on January 2. be notified
that the same wages as paid this year
Will be continued FOR one year more.
The company has also decided TO make
no change In the wages paid the work.
men In It's steel and blast furnace
plants.
The outlook for the coming year IN
this particular. the Carnegie company
official declares, Is at least as good as
last year so that the 1900 employees
will begin the new century with bright
prospects.
The American Iron Works, OF the
Jones & Laughlin company has already
made a wage agreement with the I'M
skilled laborers, by which a grant OF
10 per cent advance was made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
OPENING WAS DEPRESSED.
Failure in London Influences the Wall Street
Market
Then Came an Advance, aud an Ani-
mated Mnrket-Live Stock steady
Wheat Higher

New York, Dec 29.-There was a re-
Election in the opening stock market OF
the unsettled conditions in London
growing out OF the embarrassment OF
the London and Globe finance corpora
zion. A number Of the international
stocks opened down from to lSs'
Kansas & Texas preferred and North
ern Pacific being the greatest sufferers
Sugar fell *. The few stocks when
showed gains were not aggTessively
strong. The opening declines attracted
large buying orders all through the
list and there were quick recoyeries all
around Brisk demand forced ST. PAU
mn 49, 20 l.45A. Lackawanna rose
buoyantly AZ, Delaware& Hudson sand
Illinois Central. Pennsylvania, New
York Central, Rock Island ana Burning
ton / 10 l2,. Stocks which we're ma,
terlauy lower at the opening, rallied
IN above Yesterdays close, sugar rls'
ing an extreme 2& There was. a re-
Taxation OF the buying demand, ana
some reaction in prices. but 81 faul
held remarkably firm before the BANK
statement After its appearance ~,
Paul was carried up 10 lt'' Other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-29
WEEK IN WALL STREET.

New York. Dec. 29.-The breadth and
animation Of the stock market have
continued undated during the short
closing week Of the year, All efforts
Of professional bears to work a gen
eral reaction have been defeated, all
though special stocks have shown sharp
weakness at different times and the
volume OF profit taking has been so
large and comprehensive as 20 absorb
all offerings and maintain the UNDER
tone Of strength unimpaired The eX-
pected stringency Of money has failed
TO develop. Notwithstanding the large
requirements for the yearly settlements
and the furious activity Of the stock
market Bears who sold the market In
expectation OF stringency were obliged
10 cover. lending TO the strength. Rail-
road bonds have been In increasing de-
mand at advancing prices.