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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
Read Thi-.
coal At ruE SAVE PRICE.
Prospects seems to &c THAT n win
shorfI, AhNnnre.

~hoFtit Advance
The strike ~ the anthracite coal miners
IN Pennsylvania has caused no Increase
81 the price 81 coal Ion Savannah rs yet
II is probable though. that the increase
viii come IS strike or the magnitude
Of that which has bcon declared Ia the
coal regions could scarcely fall 90 have
this eject upon the price Of the product
OF the miners labor.
Ore coal dealer said yesterday that
there had not been the slightest advance
ss yet though b. is looking Tor g. A
week may rass before it comes though
he would not ue surprised 60 see prices
80 M even sooner Die said the shippers
and miuc people have a. supply on hand
that will serve Tor 90 few days. he ne-
li,ves 10 keep the prices where they have
been but with tbe aim.uuhon 81 that
Eupply. viii Gene th. advance
SOFT coal o. now retailing at s. a ton and
anthracite at 3 Co. 10 is not known. 81
course. how great the advance should 10
come. will be-. but Dc o. reasonable 70 SUP
pose that % will be- az east S. The
Hszieton strike advanced prices On coal
that amount. and that slrike Was uot
nearly Of the proportions that the present
one has assumed
The dealer said the holders 81 large sup
plies OF coal a. the North are not fuliy
persuaded thai the strike is To last. ana
o. g. FOR this reason. uE well as because
81 their having considerable supply TO
rely upon. that there has not yet been
an advance la prices. lie admitted that
there T. every chance for a considerable
rise 81 prices. and said Il would not b.
had plan for consumers 10 lay la a supply
IN anticipation OF the Increase.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
BIG SALE or TIMER LAND.
Enforcing VaErant Laws-TIospItal
Company Chartered.

Tallahassee. Fla. Sept iS-The store
Of Herman johnson was robbed az I'M
iardville last Friday night. Among other
things S27is was stolen from the store
on Saturday Sheriff Pearce arrested sam
Cook. finding So In his pockets. II n.
Walker. sheriff OF Wakulla county. was
here on Monday and took Cook 10 Craw-
iordville Tor trial
j. T. Bernard and son have recently
sold 1900 acres OF timber land In Frank
lin aud Liberty counties TO Mobile parties
Interested in naval stores and lumber.
Sheriff Pearce started out Monday morn
Ing with the consent OF the County Com.
misSioners. 10 enforce the vaErancy law
He arrested fourteen negro loafers on the
streets. six OF them proved that they had
employment and the remaining eight were
locked up and will have a hearing before
Judge whitfield.
Letters patent have been issued for the
incorporation OF the Saint Anthony's Hos
pital Company. at Pensacola. with a capt
tai Of $1,000. TO establish. maintain and
conduct a general hospital The incorpor-
ators are Warren T.. Anderson. 4. Eliza
beth Crowcll and F. G. Brent
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
MN.&sNes
The Under Buyer
and Under Seller.

Cash PAID for Old School Books
J. & 7. Coats Best Spool Thread SOC doz.
Mems Black and Tan Hose 7izc pr: 75c dz
Ladies Black Fine Hose iOc and i2isc pr
Children's RIB Hose. 3 pairs for IS.
Good Strong Comb Sc and loo
Good Garter Elastic Sc and i0c yard
Mandolin Strings Zoe set.
Rice Buttons ic card To- dozen
ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs Sc each:
SOC dozen.
Ladies' Leather Po.ketbooks zoe
Brush Edge Skirt Binding g yard
Ladies SILK Umbrella CSC each
Best Ladies' ana Gents Shoe Dressing
made Sc bottle: SOC dozen
English Needle Cases &C. each: Csc dozen.
Fine line Toilet Soap for i0,.
Best Safety Pins. dozen Ter Sc.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Elias Bird. white one Of the excursion
lists that came 90 the city Monday, went
on tear early yesterday morning near
Alice and jefferson streets. ard In the eN-
uberauce OF his spirits fired his pistol
several times. lie ana two companions
were arrested by Patrolman. Wiun. Yes
terdav morning Bird was fncd Si5, which
be paid His companions were discharged.
Nettie Castiow. colored. charged with
rohhing Robert Thompson 81 tl5 was ar
rested by patrolman NJ. Davis. and the
same officer arrested Ada Williams. col
ored on the charge Of robblng Allen Mat
thews. white Both case were continued.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
FOUR FAVoRITEs FIRST.
The Result Of Yesterdays Races nj
GFaNeseud

AHS hfHNht VI tFHtNFhntA races nj
GraVesend.
New York. Sept is-Four favorites and
two well backed second choices earned
brackets to-day ~ Gravesend summary.
First Race-King's Highway. hurdle
handicap. one and three-quarters miles
Klondike. 8 to . won with Elmer. 10 TO
and 20 !. second. and Three Bars.
even. third. Time SD
Second Race-Ahout six furlonEs. Sill
verdale. TO ?. won. with Gold Heels. S TO
! ana 20 2 second. and Dr. Barlow. Is
10 /. third, Time Ill is.
Third Rnce-One mile and a sixteenth
selling Camhiran. to S. won with
Rinaldo. 10 TO ]. and TO /. second. and
Belle OF orleans. 10 10 I. third. Time / 80
Fourth Race-The Albermarle five FUR
longs selling. Ashes. Q 20 /. won. with
Cherries. 3 20 ] and even. second. and
Candle. Is 10 ]. third. Time i02 2-5
Firth Race-One mile and seventy yards
Relic 81 Troy. 7 10 .. won. with Sparrow
Wing 20 I and 60 /. second and The
Amazon. 30 T. third. Time l.l6 l-5.
Sixth Race--About six furlongs. Nab
locklish TO !. won. with Leon Fcrgu-
son. 20 and 2 20 /. second. and The
Black Scott. y to !, third. Time l.i7 Is
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
MUST SUPPORT THEIR WIVES.
Pcrhdious Husbands Make business
for Courts aud Lawyers.

An order was granted by Judge Falll-
giant IN the Superior Court yesterday re-
curing Henry shellman 90 pay s "a month
aumony and IS attorneys fees TO his
wife Rebecca Shellmnn. OF the two chill
dren the younger was awarded 90 tine
mother and the elder - the father.
The petition Of Annie Johnson. nled ia
the Superior Couri. states that her nus
band. Willie Johnson. lef, her Feb. last
leaving her with three small children. che
youngest only three weeks old She re-
quests the court 20 require WINE 20 pay
her SO a month permanent allmony.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
PREMIUMS Ar STATE ram.
Prizes offered for Good display
The Racing ProEramnie

Valdosta. Ca. Sept iS.-The premium
lists for the Georgia State Fair have been
printed and force OF clerks Is busy
sending them out TO every part OF the
state. The list consists OF about sixty
pages and covers all the departments OF
the coming fair. The premiums appear
TO be very liberal In all OF the depart
ments. and especially In the agricultural
department
Three purses for tho first. second and
third county display are offered N00 he
ing offered for the hest display. 500 Tor
the second and 500 for the third. To the
Individual making the first second and
third largest and best displays purses OF
$50 500 and 500 are offered. respective
~.
For the first. second and third largest
crop OF sea island cotton made upon one
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
FIREMEN's BALL TONIGHT.
very Neat sum Already Melted for
the Galveston FGremen.

The ball to be given by the members Of
the sayannah fire department Tor the BEN
eht OF the members OF the Galveston mr.
department and their families will take
place at the Catholic Library Hall to-
night Quite a large number Of ticke"
has been sold and a large attendance :
expected. Superintendent Mcguire has al
ready RENTED $50 TO Galveston ane IL Is
believed that the total receipts will reaeh
1896
Those who attend the ball to-nign'
should remember that Il will open promp'
~ az night and close promptly ~ J.
Rosenheid's orchestra. which viii furnish
the music, has rendered It's services fe'
OF charge and the firemen will not imp"'o
upon the good nature OF those who 80
kindly aid them.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Atlanta. Sept. b.-A magnidcentiy-ap-
pointed up-to-date hrcproof hotel viii
adorn the Peters property, az the inter-
section Of Peachtrec and Wall streets. II
the proposed Whitehall street viaduct IL
built Such is the declaration Of Mr. Ed
ward G. Peters. president OF the Peters
Land Company. owners OF the property.
made this morning. Mr.. Peters 10 en-
thusiasuc over the project.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
NEW BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.
Formed In baltimore by Representa-
tlves OF six cities.

Baltimore, Sept Representatives Of
six cities met IN this city to-day and Or.
ganized the National Association OF Base
hnil Clubs The six cities which deposited
each 5000 10 bind che agreement are
Baltimore. Philadelphia Chicago. Milwau-
kee. Boston end ST. Louis Frank G.
Richter OF Philadelphia, was appointed
a committee Of one TO oil on. the Eastern
circuit with one more city. aud J J.
O'Brien was similarly appointed 70 So
cure one more Western city. as Il Is the
intention 70 have a circuit OF eight clubs
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
Other Games.

At Detrolt-Detroit. Z. Minneapolis. .
second game Detroit .; Minneapolis. .
At Chlcago-Indlanapolis S. Chicago J.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, 2. Buf-
falo 6,
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. !. Milwaukee
2
Al Observation-Disclosures q Montreal
3.
Al Toronto-Toronto. 2. Worcester 5.
At Rochester Hartford. g. Rochester. 4.
Second game--Hartford. .. Rochester. ..
Al Schenectady Syracuse. S; Springfield.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
NoN-coMs. FoR COMPANY A.
Appointments Made by Capt. Rogers
In the Guards.

New non-oommissioned officers have
been appointed for Company A Of the sa-
vannah Volunteer Guards Capt. Rogers
has succeeded In building up the company
greatly Of late and there are now come
forty enlisted men. the number having
been increased from somewhere in the
teens. Following are the appointments:
To be sergeants. Corp. J, s Sims. Corpl
n. J. Mcdaniel. and Private $. w Par
nell; TO be corporals. Private Mongln b.
Nichols. Private Charles c. Williams. Pri-
vate William c. Perry and Private VIII
liam W. Edgcrton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
cHIcAGo MARKETS.

Chicago Sept is.-Unfavo-able nepa
from the Northwest ana strength In the
market from that sectiol were mainly in
auentinl IN the advance in wheat to-day.
october closed ZOOS over yesterday Corn
Closed 'sc higher aud oats shade lower.
Provis ons ciogoi unchanged 10 i7isc
higher
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Opening. Highest Lowest CLOSING.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Pilot charts and all photographic infor-
nation will be furnished masters OF YES
sells free OF charge In United States by
geographic ONCE In Custom House. Cap
tains are requested 20 call at the ONCE
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission 10 che Navy Depart
mcnt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Brooklyn. Sept rs St Louis played
rings around Brooklyn to-day and won IN
a canter. Attendance so. Score:
Ri T..
ST. Louis ......2 2lsO O-913 1
Brooklyn 80 o 0 o o o. 10
Batteries-Young and Robinson. Ken
ncdy. weighing and Mcclure.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Boston. Sept is-Boston won to-day.
making II four stralghts. Attendance 100.
s~ore. R.H.E.
Chicago 81 "a 900 o o o. 8 10 :
Batteries-Pettingcr and Sullivan. Cum
bingham and Dexter
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
COTTON sEnn OIL.

New York. sept is.-Cotton seed oil was
firm on spot though scarce. with demand
chiefly for remote new crop deliveries. NJ
stendy prices Prime crude barrels nomi-
nal: prime summer yellow. aTikc on sum.
mcr yellow. 9si4c. prime winter yellow.
ua42c; prime white. 40dfic. prime meal.
sec
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Steamship Tallahassee. Askine. New
York.
Steamship Itasca. Diggs. Baltimore.
Steamship Administer (Brl. Sphinx. Bar
celona
Schooner Thos. L. James. Farnham.
New York
Schooner Julia a. Trubee. Albertson.
New York
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

New York. Sept. is.-Pittsburg beat New
York at the Polo grounds this afternoon
by hitting the bail az the proper time,
while the New York's were unable 20 bat
az critical stages. Attendance 1000. Score.
R.H.E.
Plttsbnrg - 0 O1iO -si6 2
New York ...a o o 30 0 o. 90
Batteries-waddell and thinner. Haw-
lev and Bowerman.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
GAVE DEED no PROPERTY.
Hut brown FniIed 80 Pay Interest
aud faxes.

and faxes.
Beckett & Beckett. acting as attorneys
for Harriet II Burch % Huntingdon. y.
Y. filed suit In the Superior Court yestef-
day against william Brown Of Savannah
for S7s6o5. II is alleged IN the declaration
that Brown gave a promissory note for
500 to the plaintiff Aug. o. 1895. due four
years after date. and 10 secure the same
gave a deed TO certain property 90 chat
ham county. Il Is alleged that he has
failed to pay interest ou the note or taxes
on the property and judgment Tor the
amount stated Is asked
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
ra..enser. b, st.nm.hIn..

Passengers by steamship Itasca for Bal
timore. yesterday Benjamin. q.
Davenport. Mrs. @. L. Schroeder. Mrs
pemers. Miss Agnes Demers. Miss J
Marswain. Aonzo Baker. John Cannon
Passengers hy steamship Tallahassee for
New York. yesterday-L. Louis Donald
kauers. Hurry Rauers. Or j. " Levi.
Or. Joseph Asher $. Asher r F. Brooks.
George y. Barker. ". j Gillespie. r. s
Ahrahams. Jr.. p. " Christensen. =. J.
futzel. Miss Hattie Crockett. Miss Nellie
Crockett Claude s. Hudson l. + Hern.
W G. Burke. W Fowler. L. n skinner
q. X. Broome. q. Dent. A. G. Rickett.
Mr.. Leslie. 81. T. Barrett. r. Myers. NJ.
Myers. Mn. X. Anderson and children.
n. Hoitsberg. l.. Smelling. Ellen Thomas.
W. NJ. Armstrong. Cecil Loot. Gunner
sunnerson and Il sieerage from Jackson
Vile
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
contInuea DON sevenlh Page.l

$40. October. E.05; December. 1891 90
Sugar. raw Arm. fair refining. SIC; CEN
irfugsl. s. tesi. Sc: refined firm.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
WHITE INFANrRTmEx WANTED.
Recruiting 0aice Notified 20 Enlist
white Men for the PhiIIppIne-

TT wv "HI'HIE"FN.
Orders have been received at the army
recruiting ofiice In Savannah 20 increase.
II possible the number OF white recruits
for the infantry regiments.
The men are wanted for service in the
Philippines and in the orders the sugges-
ton is made that those htted 20 stand
the tropical climate be as far az possible
selected II II thought that the men are
desired TO take the places Of the vol,,n-
teeTs who are now IN the PHILIPPINES. but
whose term Of enlistment will expire about
Nov. !.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Steamship Grangewood CB). Martin. ar.
Harburg. Sept. IS.
Bark stavanger (sW). Andersen. ar. St
Petersburg, sept Il.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Per steamship itasca. for Baltimore "a,
bales upland cotton. 100 barrels rosln
2i6. tsi feet lumber ia barrels rosin oil
% barrels cotton seed oil. soc sacks clay
~ bundles handles. 81 packages nidse
100 packages domestics and yarns. IS bales
hides and wool. 70 cases canned goods.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
AT THE THEATER.

Robson Company In "Roanoke" Re-
fore Enthusiastic Audience.
Roanoke" was played last nightly the
Robson Company 20 a fairy GOOD audi
enee. The play was enjoyed by all. and
the work Of the entire cast was com
mendable The speclalties were received
with favor
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
sailed for savannah.


Steamship Citu ii Messlua OtaD. Mas
sario. sid Norfolk. 18th.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
RESULTS on TmE DIAMOND.
Game Between Philadelphia and
Cincinnati Was Close.

Philadelphia. sept. ls.-To-day's game
between Philadelphia ana Cincinnati was
close TO the finish and the victory of the
locals was due principally to Ncwton's
RH.E.
Cincinnati 80 o 0 o. 900 o. Il ?
Philadelphia o o 4 o 2 ks
Batteries. Newton and Peliz Frazer
and Mcfarland
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Fer stenmshIp TaIIahassce for New
York. this afternoon. bales upland
cotton. iiS bales domestics. 80 barrels COT
ION seed OIL 900 barrels rosin. $50 barrels
turpentine. 2i6.fi5 feet lumber u harrels
fruit. 20 boxes fruit. 20 bales tobacco. 20
cases cigars. % bales swceplngs. gu rack
ages box material. 50 bales sponges. "a
Packages mokse
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

When neglected. almost invariably
results In a score Of serious CON-
pllcations. frequently causing uFcmic
poisoning resulting ia death. Strlc.
fura ssxsas. 49,. .ff.-lst -. -. a..
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
savannah Almanac.

sun rises at SAL a. m. and sets AZ 500
y. m.
High water az Tybee to-day at ias 4.
m. and 44 p. m. High water az savan-
nah one hour later.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
Want your ulausiache OF beard q beautiful
hfown Or rich black Thea use
BUCK INGHAM'S DYE tShElssecssrs
- - e. usanases - $40 g. sss--a.

acre ~ land ono halo ~ a almpie. ac-
ro-,t.,ri..t h, +. .,.r.,,.r, az ,h, n1.fs
~ -.t,ItI,,tt,r rt, ,woYrt ani Kind q
ferttflrer u..f tr-. ot pt4ntirr number
~ times pioweI ana hoed ana cost uf
pro.ltetfen e. e. ana xn p. speetiVslv.
Another fnfsrsslir- feature Viii be- me
r,r.. Tho r-.f fs, OF tbe race. viii d.
,.,., ,,rf,. a., horse. owned ir O.orctl AMI
purses ~ $50 each will be- placed on the
h.sf t~.ttIrr Hrf .p.rlur rtre -Four DAYS
foliowire fhe opening d.,- viii D. open 10
horses rdm are section ~ the country.
though rho ciolue dly. saturday viii be-
-t,..,. ..r-frf., o., -,.ul. rt.ea Tine rou e.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
A TEXAS WONDER.


one small bottle Of Halls Great Dis
eovery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles. removes gravtl cures diabetes
seminal emissions. weak ana lame backs.
rheumatism and al irr Euliriifs or the
kidneys ana bladder iu both men ana
women, regulates bladder troubles in ehli.
dren. II not sold hs your drugslst W.
Be sent my mail GA receipt ot ~ 'no
small bottle D. Nv months 'reatme ~
ana vii cure any case above mehueh'o
Or r. " Hau. sole manufacture =. o.
Box 60 S. Louis NO Send for tesu-
monials SOLD by an druggists and hoio-
mons Co. Savannah. ca.
Read This.
Or r W Han. ST. Louis Mo Dear
sir-Please ship me three dozen haii >
q eat Discovery Nv frst cypress ] have
sod over one gross n give perfect sat
isfsction and recommend 10 90 my
customers. Yours truly
70 C. GROVES.
Prom Monopoly Drug Store.
Ocala. Fla Dec y
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19
mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters Of Interest 60 shipping Men
Generally.


Generally.
Tho ug Abram Minis coaled az her dock
yesterday. preparatory 20 proceeding 10
jacksonville to-day to tow a scow from
,hero 90 the Delaware breakwatcr.
u is understood the barge Einh Howcs,
which the Minis left at Charleston. be-
cause she sprung a leak on the way up.
will be laid up Cor some time. She Will
have to De partly or entirely discharged.
and thorough,y caulkod before she will
aFain be seaworthy.
The purchaser Of the bark Carl Won
d. bcln has not yes decided what he viii
DO Win the vessel. II Is possible another
transaction may follow. pending which
the vessel viii probably be left at Bruns-
wick owing 20 the fact she cannot be
hauled ont there Il viii b. necessary 40
tlke her 20 another port II extensive re-
pairs are undertaken.
Philadelrhiaus. will. his week view for
the FIRST time Greek man-o war In the
Delaware river. The NauaTchos MINIS
has arrived To- Delaware bay and proceed
- To- Marcus Hook and cast anchor Sh"
came direct from 81 Thomas, from
whence she sailed Monday The vessel Is
used a. 81 training ship. having on board
% clnss Of naval cadets taking a course
81 steam and sail navigation
Tho MINIS was built ia France In 1872
a. "a composite vessel Of 100 tons dis
pacement. carrying a battery Of Krupp
rap.d-ire guns. aud r. manned by a crew
OF 20 The voyage here u IN order 20 give
the cadets an opportunity 90 visit the
shipyafds and the Bethlehem Steel
Works
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Short Ribs Per 100 Pounds
Sept. 49,. S2ih 7S 7Tk z III
Oct ..... TO as 7g7is go
jan. Gee. 07ih SO 6 05is 8 ora
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
firm; No. spring wheat. Tia76c; No.
red. ISsc; No. . corn s0ailc; 10. yell
low. f0itN40iac; No. oats. 2lAd22c; No.
white. 25c; No white. 23hd25i1c: No.
rye 52uaz'ic: good feeding barley. S9aSsi,';
fair TO choice mailing. fad55c: No. h'X
seed. SIS; No. ! Northwestern. fl.i9is.
prime timothy seed. A0o0l25; mess pork
per barrel. So i5di2.2o: lard. per 100 pound.
N.osn7Wh; short ribs sides. 0oosel N-'1
$50; dry sailed shoulders boxed. 300.
n6o0N; short clear sides. (boxed). Nl'T
$50. whisky. basis high wines. si.26. SUI
Ears cut loaf. $3.50; granulated, $40
confcctioners' "A" 500: on A. SIS
clover contract grade. 5000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-19

Write % him or call az his
symptom blanks, and for free
:. NEWTON HATHAWAY,
Dr.. ffw'''~.vay a Co.
"a Bryan street,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Jan. 29.-Flour firm; win
ter superiine. S2.25a24O; Pennsylvania
roller, clear S3.l0a3.2O: city mills, extra.
2.5Oa2.70. Rye flour steady at $315d3. 30
per barrel. Wheat quiet No. 2 red. spot,
in elevator 71h4721ac. Corn steady: No.
mixed, spot in elevator. 371a@37Ac. Oats
steady; No. white. clipped, 3lAd32c. :;
lower grades. 2sQ30c. Hay barely steady;
choice timothy, sl6q16.50 for large bales
Beef steady; beef hams, $22Q22.5O. Pork
firm; family. s1idl4.50. Lard quiet: Janu-
ary. 8.17. Butter steady; western cream
cry. 21Q23c. do. factory, 16q19c.; June
creamery, 20d23c.; imitation creamery. IS
d22hc.: New York dairy. lsQ24c. do
creamery. 21d25c. fancy Pennsylvania
prints 1obbing at 26Q2sc.; do wholesale.
Csc. Cheese steady; fall made. fancy.
large and small. l2%d13c.; late made,
large. 11A@l2c.; do. do, small, 126I12Ac.
Eggs steady: New York and Pennsylva-
MIA, 17c.; western, ungraded. at mark,
1Sd16c.; western. tic. Potatoes steady;
Jersey, $l.25Q1.75: New York, $l.5Oal. rs;
Long Island. sl.5Oa2: Jersey sweets. $3.50
q3. Tallow steady: city. 6d5 3-l6c.; coun-
try. 5bG5Ac. Cottonseed oil easy; primo
crude. 3l1aQS2c.; do. yellow. 34lkd35c.
New York. Jan. 2s.-Beeves in fair de-
mand; steers 10c. higher; bulls and cows,
firm to 10c. higher; about all sold; steers,
A1oq5.S2la; oxen and stays. $2406525:
bulls. $3Q44o; cows. s2@4. Calves 25@5Oc.
higher; all sold: veals. s55nda. little
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA NEWS BREvITIEs.

Breaker boys who went on strike a.
Plymouth returned to work at the old
scale.
The Office of the Harrisburg Patriot
was visited by fire. and the upper por-
tion completely wrecked Loss cover
ed by insurance
Superior Court Judge John l. Mitch.
ell is suffering from a stroke of paraly-
sis at his home in Williamsport.
At the Shenandoah City mine George
w. Acker was killed by fall of rock.
Injuries sustained by being struck
by a locomotive caused the death OF
Edward Flaherty. of Shenandoah.
A decision of the Berks county cour.
is to the effect that Boyertown may es-
tablish borough water works.
Fire destroyed the Angora Gotten
mill. in Philadelphia. Several girls
were seriously injured, two having
their backs broken by jumping.
John F. Stier. the Johnsonville
Northampton county, merchant, shot
Thur"iay night by a masked burglar
who upt tn rob him, will prob
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
Russian Spies in Sweden.

Stockholm, Jan. 30.-The newspapers
are becoming persistent in their de-
mands for explanations from the gov
ernment in regard to the steps It is
pursuing relative to the alleged Rus
sian spies who for several weeks past
arc reported to have been seen in diff
fcrent parts Of Sweden. especially in
the neighborhood Of fortified places.
The papers declare that II the reports
are true the government must address
an unequivocal intimation to Russia
that such proceedings must cease.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-02-01
The Rusb For Cppc Nome

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 29.-Estimates
made by local shipping men show that
about $1,000 men are intending to
reach Cape Nome by the first steamers
from Puget Sound and Dawson. Two
thirds of this number will so down the
Yukon river from Dawson and other
Yukon towns. A great prospective
race is in sight between these two con-
tingents. First arrivals will secure
the best part of the beach, which will
be in the greatest demand. because
beach claims may be worked without
fumes or machinery.