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New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
sorND MARKET VIEWS,

Body. Mcclellan Co. said yesterday III lneil
summary Of the market:
syuposing the strike 10 be out Of the way, me
-.-Fs- T75~rs 70 the consideration OF foreign al
[-5~s the money market and our electlon pIosPeee
~ nose three influences, conslder tns noLisS
-----e-ir- Of the least Importance Should money
5ec0r7e very stringent, which We 90 not pe-lese
Ssr5s viii inevitably be withdrawn rom Eo1 20
z----o-es- national complications constltuIS LaC
- which must be constantly watched S4 Shou45u = =
-e--rsr7err Of the China difficulty be proLoIlsvo
-~esTs rhe inevitable expenditure OF vast sums %
----rv and no European nation at present, Llless
~. u,vs-ra Is in a condition make large loans
@t nome Political. Industrial and frfarclal o.1L-
-l-fs are certainly acute on the other Size o. Ie %
- - home our own matters are comic DIE
erd prosperous outside OF election possloliii :
go e., - eaton to-day is so Intimately associated
- - Nations that we cannot hope for that
5arrse of business confidence which IS oeslra9Ie
--r me China question is in fair way OF settle
--gr- We must therefore expect Tor some TINE
Ir~-ze- a waiting period in Wall street win ire
-r--Er- baarish demonstrations and snqoen IecoV-
-ies when the market becomes oversolo we mere
49, a-yise our customers TO expect Tor Ile preseHt
---+Ft1r mt a trading market, so far as specula-
don is concerned
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. CSpeciaD-There was another s2
advance in pork to-day. the October touching 81
and closing there. The excitement was in the last
few minutes The transactions were few, but the
price was marked up rapidly There is no secret
as 10 the deal Sir Thomas Upton. who has
packing house here and hundreds OF retail pro-
vision stores in Great Britain. has quietly gath
cred IN the October pork while other people
have been selling 1t. The stock here does not ex-
ceed 3 600 barrels. Additional pork cannot be made
in time for October delivery. Those who are short
must pay the Upton price. whatever it happens
to be- There were more hogs to-day than ex-
pected $1,000 with 1900 estimated for Monday
prices at the yards sc 10 10c lower. The lard
and ribs inclined TO be weak on the heavy hog
run, and they did decline early. There was
partial recovery however at the close on the Oc-
tober pork excitement. The curiosity now centres
in the identity Of the shorts in October pork and
the amount stake 1t is not believed any of the
big men have been caught TO any serious extent
Wheat puzzled the bulls and disappointed them
A little lower tonight than Friday. although cables
were very strong and although there was more
rain in the Northwest. Liverpool was &d to l1sd
higher Light frosts reported from Argen-
tina It was raining in the Dakotas to-day, and
very cold weather is indicated for tomorrow.
Prices at their best early up &c TO Sc They
closed about 1sc under the day previous. December
sold at 787sc and at 7s1sc and closed at 7S1sc to
7S4c There is wheat the market every ad-
vance and it looks as If some big interest was
milking the pit within moderate limits Shipping
sales 275 900 bushels elearances. 23OO0 bushels
The visible Will not show much change The North
west had 57S cars, against 79O last year
Corn prices merely held their own, the entire
range only zc. December sold at 35lsc and 347sc
and closed at 341sc; May closed at S5ac. The ship
ping demand has not improved, and has been poor
for three four days. Receipts here showing
increase, 759 cars with $50 estimated for Mon
day. Liverpool was 14d to I'D higher. Clearances.
274o0O bushels. Much colder weather is predicted.
and that should help the grading.
Oats were at a standstil, the range only 1sc. and
to-night's close practically identical with Friday
October. 221sc; December. 22Asc to 224c, and May,
24l4c 244sc. There 374 cars, with 2S5 estI-
mated for Monday.
Flaxseed was weak, prices off &c to &C. Duluth
did not break much this market. 1t seemed
here to be merely reaction after unusual ad-
vance. There were lis cars of seed at the three
points. against 829 last year. October closed at
81 5615; December 81 55
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
nETSLnE SECERITIES.

The outside securities market closed firm. Stand
ed OIL continued in good demand and sold up to
20 General Carriage was firm; upward Of 800
shares sold from SIS 10 81 Bay State Gas sold
treolr- az / lie. Union Copper sold at 3 Amalga-
mated Copper was IN good demand. selling at 872s
Rubber Goods sold at 2s preferred at 1914 Stand
ard oil closed at 5501@a553. against S4Sq55o on FIJI
5e- Last prices OF other prominent issues were:
Havana Commercial Sd9: preferred, 1894; Baking
Powder preferred, 9lqs2; Markeen Copper, Sg5;
ArnaIga-nated Copper. S71zdSS; Rubber Goods, 2a4q
2sls. preferred 74T76; General Carriage. 5Bq51z;
,lev-York transportation, 614gTz. General quota
lions follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Bradstreets" says:

''BraCstFects sh5a'
-,eerite some irregularity both as TO demand ana
-1ol s7,e partly 10 warm. rainy weather, but ike
49, . rejection Of a hesitanCy 10 embark largely
A new business pending political events, lle gen
~ --r 80 of trade is a favOra bic one, and conn
5Toe as 10 the outlook for business IN the palance
-. vaa- is u0ra bIe Ten cent cotton is the key
=. t5s 1erv favora ole report which comes rom the
S---h The indisposition TO contract heavily as 70
-. 4---r-- IS perhaps most marked in the iron ana
- trade and here also the most marked Iehu-
80 toward weakness in the cruder forms OF pro
60 + noted The anthracite coal situation Is,
- ~ surface at least. rather more unIaVoIabIe
~ 2 week ago. Specially good reports. come
~ 10 -. bCor and shoe and allied trades Special
l-ress is noted n the sugar trade, owing TO the
tactical break Of the raw sugar corner as IhuSn
es~-a5 irfentIor Of the rehners 10 reopen the war
t-4--ioas Suecial strength = noted IN provisions
II - rro57ICrs The strength Of the railroad sit
-- tn ~ s -eAecred in earnings fully equal TO last
- s7d IN some instances larger. ana Ihe an
--o---r-rneut that rates to be advanced on NO
--s-~be- October disbursements were the heaVlest
sver known. and partly rehected IN cuFLeLt en-
Ss~l, cIearings which are the largest since last
June.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
7,CxAwAHNA IN CANADA.

The passenger department OF the Lackawanna
--r--.5 has made another move for business in
- There the road has been dependent upon
80 r,7-ac-iors for traffic. The company now pro-
. - zr-a-1z IN upper Canada, where it has been
,s-4o-,- a representative It has opened an Of
r-e g. Toronto the agent appointed 10 take charge
-zf-r George BazzaTd-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
912 A. NJ and 335 p NJ Daily EXCEPT SUNDAY 70
PittsfeId. Sundays only 2 - n
Pullman Cars al through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket Offices ii3. 261- AIS I.2Is Braad-ay =
Union So W. Z75 Columbus Ave. i3S West f25th 81
ST and 13Sth St. Stations. New York SIS 20
Fulton St and t04 Broadway. 2. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 800 3s-h Street for New Cab
Service Baggage checked from
GEORGE 81 DANIELs General Passenssr Aren't
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

A pvERTIsEMESTs and suhser!ptions for The Irisans
re~eiveJ their Uptown once. No Ia Broao~aJ'
- dor north % 51stst. until o'clock ? m aavsL.S
rsceived at following branch ef1ces az regular
ssS -.fes until O'Clock p m viz 2S4 sth-avs, 8 =
- a3s-s i52 6th-ave cor i2th-st Macys oth-ass
near 6esl loo
w., sdst near 6th-ave. e2 East l4th-sL 20 Wsss
and eth los East th-sf. iaSs
sS.ys between 10th and TTth sts; oee Sd-ave near
:. I -ns fsf-avs s9th-st 10 Irennont-nVe.
so 5save near 41stst: 554 3aave; 40 5lseeksr-sti
ez5 Bl.eeks-sI
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
finanrinl gIrriicns.


THE PLAZA BANK,
..S-. Nsw-York. September 18th 1900
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
The Plaza Bank and the transaction OF such other
business ss may come before the Meeting VIII be held
a. the Banking HOUSE. 9th Avenue 5sth Street on
Tuesday October 9th. 1900 Polls open from u m 70
oetock = NJ C. W. PARSON. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07


SOUTH PLAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. Weetr
DAYS Iv W 80 A N l. 10 sid 3 z. NJ ". Cort
md fDesb SIS 20 A y ,42a $50 and 50 P 81
Tickets and Pullman accommodations - e14
fqS Rrostway square West 40 Columbus Ave, - T.
s. Station. Brooklyn
CO hotel
residence through TO destination
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New York foot OF Chambers ST..
as follows and minutes earlier from ". 23d 81.
900 a m Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo. Arr p m.
BIneha ntou Wavery. Elrnira and Bradford Coaches
la rlor cafe dining 70 Buffalo.
23O D m Daly.-ChicagO Limited-F'ast mail-SOlid
rain 70 Chicago arriving 20 Cleveland 40
Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
40 p m Daily.-BuIalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Bradford 20. jamestown 100 and Youngs
town 10 q m; Cleveland 1880 sieepers 70 Buffalo
an0 20 \ n m Day-soid train Biaghantou waver-
Is, EIT,ira chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago Cncin
natl Dining car
rT,TCz-EYTs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 aCC0NMODATIONS at III 112 261 +O1 and S5T
126th St and 27S West l25th St.
Iar1bsrs ana West 23d St ferries NewYOrk: 333 and
80 E1,Iton s. as Broadway. Brooklyn 122 River St.
ITohokan and Jersey City station New York Transfer
% calls for and checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.
Reported by De Haven &

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange, furnished by William P. Bon
bright & Co, Of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
RailrOaos.
.ENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
u RAILRoAD.
orossez and Cortlandt Stresis.
ne leaving time from Desbrosse. and
~ streets il ave minutes later thar
So. even below for Twenty third street
tion, exeept where otherwise noted.
Cars New Yos = AssiI-L4mitsa 70 two BsIss PsrioI
s25 A. NJ 70 p .SS sSsehss ! & % Fltts6urE
"sS a, VI PENNSYLVANIA IiSIirD GPuii1ssa Com
s9so Ss For S6 Vssnd Toss cse2s eas 9ss'1s: Ias
1ss E v. cHIcAG6 s. ANB sa9i' ST LOUIS EXPRESS
IndiansDoit Nsssnvis tvia Cincinnati and LoulsssA
go cSuIp5u.h 6 W i,11. ST Louis ExPREss Pssburx
0-4S r " WEsTES E,lPREss3Eo19' t1's eicaxo ro
cS,ei@o =; NJ. F4cIFIc ESPREss-For Pttssu-s and
Route cornects .or cI.s dg va shsSansSsa Valley
PRESS = ~. ~ -. r..Ee.LAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
7u w WAshINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 a., 49, 1910 tDeshrosses and Cortands Streets
ss9r9ss cotSsSas t asislSs s9Isst. sar & N" as @ @ %
Dining Car ~ AZ Farlor and Dining Carsl S5 t25
eaGSy o9y.s : a sS5 fo55 lpinnS CAR a N 1255 az s
nI<bt tuniHs Carr AS Dining carr. as ,. i2i6
SGi siz54 5EES 55 RAILwAE-EsDress ~ As n lzIO
AZ FSLK S.. D AND WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LTSS@EsDTsss. Il sSi1s sss n and an
D m 1aFf
SAiasARR niFs, s5l AIR LINE-Ezpress 12ss m and 1910
SVSs ~seSlo SLP p POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7s q n
a AIIAANTIC CTTY.-a5s a M ana x =, - vr...,-s.-.
standard Coaches -0- N~-9 e-~
CAPE Maze
~ pulhls on New Long
9as . qS thlrd street StaJonl SIS a. m izfe
ass n - 1s ~ 20 and ass sundays, s2S a
10 90 orSta bssoTosses and Cortlandr Streetsl
Gays 30 a. m lis o m. - -
- FOR PHTLADELPHTA.
% {DsssSrOssss and Cortlandt Streets 62o9. TS Tss
80 SS ass Penna- Lirnltsda 10 10 Q1esfrossrs
60 ,ot streets, 10 2Ol Dining Carr 1O55 Dining
% a M l2S5 2iA (Desbrosses and Cnrtans-
Sr,,22el 22el 2SS. .. ass 425 42s CDInins caFl
a. lining Car), 5-55 Dining carr. T3 - SIS
n 10 nigh. sundays. 10. T55 Cno coacrezl
- 80 9a5 Limited IS. DINING Carr
Catl i<ZSo iS Dining Carr. 3e5 355 425 C0inf1s
x 40 ~ tIfninE Carr SIS Dining Carr. T.S5 SaS
7rtoorH.s 80 D m, Il. 10 night
TRr,,51Ses Nos 461, 945. 1895 1884 III and 2sf
SfstcT -, ~ Astor House Vest Tventy-third street
S9 stations foot OF Desbrosses ana Cortaude
sSS C9urt Street SEQ Fulton Street ss Broadway
-T5.syivanta Annex station BROOKLYN StsfIon
Scr 80 III The New York Transfer Company win ali
through 60 destination. - "-N---@--
Telephone '914 FfVhfas-fb -
road Cab Service '-0N- +'l G9lAsflVaala FNait-
- - ci EXTENSION R wOOn
Al1haEer General Pass-r AEent.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
RAITIMnRE g. OHIO RAlLRnAn.
LEHICH VALLEY.

CPenna. r r Ferrtesl
q Desbrosses So. Daily.
N sunday st5 A. n sSun-
A n sundsy SIS p NJ sunday SIS p n sunday
rs A. NJ. Suuday s. A NJ
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
HARDWOOD TIMBER.

large tract in Virginia accessible for shipment 1s 0
fest White OAK eight. Red Black nine, Hickory
eight Chestnut thirteen. Poplar five Locust four CheE
walnut OtEer hardWoods three. besides
large ouantity smaller below twelve inches suita
Tanbark one-half very
valusbis Stumpage White Oak and Chestnut ada
snt trace selling So per thousand Land valuable when
cleared An Investment hold for immediate uti-A
that win Pay one hnnefso per esat insas hSS o.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.

r,ne s from Penna r. K 23d minutes later
- So-fts7dt on Desbrosses ST. Station:
45S p M, DAILY.-F. r v. LIMITED. Soat
Electric Lighted. Dining Car Pun1ansi Cin-
etnnati Louisville 81. Louis
s55 A. NJ, DAILY-Westerz Express PuInana
icfsts ana Sleeping Car berths ONCE Chss- q ohio
se5 Broadway Phone. 4s0 Franklin. ofnees Penna-
p. p
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD
WEST SFORER.R.

Trains Franklin 81 Statioa. y. Y. tel0sL
Ead Ism. later foot West 42d 81. n p.
sT.15 A M-For intern. points Albany q Montreal
III 10 A. Nh Lake Mohonk. MinnsWaska. SaEatogs
and Cats1liI Mountains
40 p. M--Cont Ltd for Detroit. Chicago 81 LOuiA
f3.{5 =. NO For Hudson River points Albany.
p. M--For Rochester. Buffalo CeeVe- q Chicago
=. Rochester. Buffalo Detroit q LOliA
-e-i5 p. M--For SyA. Ruch. Mag Falls Qat. a chi
sDaiy. tDaIy. except sunday. Leaves Brooxlya
mex. No. I 1913 A. 81. AZ 5 P. ~ Leaves Jersey
City p r r. sta. Ne. a. u % A. n az sss p NJ
Tine tables prncipal hotels and o1-ces Baggage
checked hotel rssf8enee ~ WsEtcot Exp. c. =
LALBEFlZ. General Pzsssnss< A1@a& - <
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

MODERN CONSTRUCTION. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF. RATED BY NEW YORK FIRE EXCHANGE
SAME AS wALaDORF-ASTORIA
CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THB MIDST OF THE
SHOPPING AND THEATRE DISTRICT
THE ELECTRIC CARS OF THE TwENTY-THIRD
STREET RAILWAY PASS THE DOOR TO AND FROM
THE DBPOTS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND ERIE
RAILWAYS. AND TRANSFER TO ALL POINTS IN
THE CITY.
THE APARTMENTS ARE EN- SUITE. AND ARE
RENTED FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
ESPECIAL RNDEAVOR is MADE TO COMMEND
THE HOUSE To OUT OF TOWN PATRONS
AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT Is MAINTAINED
IN WHICH ORDERS MAY FE GIVEN EITHER A la
CARTE OR FOR THE TABLE D'HOTE. THE PRICES
FINED ARE REASONABLE.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.


Furnished by Walker Brothers. No II Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

BANK STOCKS.
Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 wan-st)
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
OTHER CITIES.
BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL.
NEN-YORK.

'And interest. tex interest.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

'EI per cent
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. wan-st)
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07
FRIED

The stockholders Of the Colorado Copper Co. The JET
Copper Co. and the following Gold Mining COM
panies OF Colorado wit; orineco Wabash summit
Providence Globe Hill. will learn something
u advantage bv writing
THE MINING INVESTOR,
Colorado Springs. Colo
New-York tribune., 1900-10-07

'Ex diytS~>S
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04
Referee Decides in Favor of Shaw
(BV the Associated /

(By the Associated prc--.
Norfolk. Va. Dec. 1.-the F.
game between Shaw University ,
Ugh, and Howard University f.
cams at League Park to-day r..
IN Il cor of ) to q in favor o..
The game vas in - and ~
halVeS. In the second ha|' Fl.
ards got the ball 10 within
seven inches Of the Shaw f#...
line and claimed that They -'..
tain the ball. but the referee .
in favor of the ShaWS. Tine t..
refused to accept the dcci-fn"
the field, whereupOn the re."''.
he game to the Shaw team.
irds proved themselves ~0I@
very way and would pIn.#.
won the game il they han '"
to play. jackson, the right
5or the lIoWards. and MItrI'
md Of the same team. pat 0u
line playing as was ever "''."
Virginia. Lowe. the fuIIp"ch ".
made a beautiful run OF IT,"
which was only eNceIlctI 10y
Of the opposing team.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04


MN q ldlI tliai. lhat they autH .a.-
ietter ol hluSSourS' lhat il taae. ...
any ueolsh = iuJuIe @attts thaa
nave puoiisheu oh!E what hera OH ...
thts PuC III cfei lHlhE else #....
1"~1 -@" #"a
spa.
a'.E 3"
puo,io "N,'1". e .".
ia = ~ - N'I''@e III b -
before 'he puOiN an" ret Them .
tIue ooheiuStoh "oo"t T.
They also call your attention
evidence that witness after
that kilgo was a man OF hI.-
in South Carolina and a.aar-
bishop.
cert1amen If yo,,
Issues no mar i ia. .
aont,iraa :, KiIro.
ra1se or Il rou ansvs~ nv
49, - ,hIioa+ta
IN 49, 80
$50 :, homay
g.. - -
aa@n
-
- So t"..
: = ~ was
= So - '''9-'S ..
.i'e' ~" : ~ Co"@''s' ~'
~ ic'p'c' - AZ l'-''t
lalhase - tue pl"lHDI eAl@... ..
toNel
The amount OF damages is lars.
the discretion OF the jury, #H.
award M IN your 9uaEMaa. liz
compensation Tor the injury ....
plaintiff in his calling, II tra.aa... ..
publication. and also damage 81. ....
ness III which he was cnga-na. "..
be traced 10 THIS publication. .a# ...
him also what IN your }uagmer. lis.
compensation Tor the PAIN and -...".
caused by the defendants wr...
result of this publication. The .-.
of the plaintiff is that he was e.-
at that time in selling book ua.. &. A..
patronage of the North tarn.u. #.
ference. that his business Wa. #.--.
him something like $1.>oo Il year .
in 1898 hen this charge CAM. ... ."
business had reached larger I"Iu.nr....
that it was larger than at any IIu. -.
he had undertaken the wort. ...r
1858 The business had recovered fr.r.
panic. that he had a larger stock r. ...
and was making better sales of h.. .
that after this publication his .u-..
fell off, patrons ceased to buy. did. .
found he could not sell at ain gr#. ....
his firm went into bankruptcy ar#
had TO give il up he further t~e-r.H.. ..
he had no such position from fha .....
encc: that he was not able TO get rh.
kind of charge, and one witness sa..
when he did get one he lost it, .u
count of this coptrovorsv ly r.
his publication. and that he had |... ...
bower to do good among then. uut# ...
asked the conference 10 send him
where else. that his power for ean. ...
lost. that his calling had been de-tr...
The defendants ask the Jury TO ,a--...
that the business was NOT rr..-.-
hat he admitted that al thr t.,.
this controversy he owed 81 eco or >...
and so far from being prosperous ir #.
ooco NO wac ineolvent tbat ba ,.,. ....
animated on his own request. tha- t.
character was PASSED and he WI. l..
tho croerannuatad lief and bo -.,. l..
self he went to the conference and .-...
them to give him a quiet place and ...
they gave it to him. and they contend ...
there is no evidence OF treatmru. oI H..
by the conference different from .M
it would have if the publication bal ..
been made, that he was treated with ...
SideratiOn and reenpct that tLr r,....
of his retirement was AT his own r..,.
These arc the contentious Of tH.. fI....
tiff and defendants on the question .
damages, and you will consider tu, A..
timony and award him what i'm yoar -..
ment is a fair c"onnensatfon for .I..
jury that has been lone him. if Euu
find.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04
ROBBED THE GRAVE

A startling incident, of Wni"."
Oliver of Philadelphia. was f'r
5 narrated by him az folio"
n a most dreadful condition 81"
almost yellow, eyes sunken. r."
d, pain continually in back "o'
ppetite gradually growing weak.
lay, Three physicians hid c..
fortunately, a friend advised ~
'ric Bitters; and to my gre"
surprise, the first bottle mad"
Improvement. | continued th'..
hree weeks. and am noW q "
know they saved my It", a
he of another victim
,hculd fail to try them "lI.
guaranteed, at all druggist.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-12-04
GATT|S IS GIVEN
TWENTY THOUSAND
The End of a Famous Trial
at Oxford.
AN APPEAL Is TAKEN
It Will Now Come to the Supreme
Court of the State.
THE VERDICT APPROVED BY THE PUBLIC
The Charge of Judge Hcks Was an Exceedingly
Able One and Was Much Compli-
mented For Its Learning and
lmpMtiality.
It Will Now Come to the Supreme
Court of the State.
THE VERDICT APPROVED BY THE PUBLIC
VERDICT IN THE GAITIS-KILG0 CASE.

1. Did defendants publish of
and concerning plaintiff the de-
famatory matter set out IN sec
ton 4 of complaint?
Answer: Yes.
?. Was such d%efamatory
publication false?
Answer: Yes.
3 Was same malicious?
Answer: Yes,
4. What damage is plaintiff
entitled to recover for such
wrong and injuryo
Answer: $4,000.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-12-21
He USES nAos.


An Inventor Dsyises New scheme "a
Prevent ship. from sinking.
French engineer. NJ. Henri Marlolle
claims TO have invented system By
which the sinking OF ships can be pre-
vented. NJ Marlolle proposca 10 AT,
tach 70 Tie sfdca OF The vessels large
number OF bags. Each OF these bags
Is TO have a capacity OF $4,000 Hires.
and VIII be covered by several coats
made OF n mixture OF wool. cotton and
Indian rubber. the latter prcponderat-
In, These bags are TO be placed all
around 20 ships. trino above tho
water line. and can. when empty. ho
placed In holes In tho ships Sides A
strong Iron sheet then shuts up the
holes containing the bags. From tho
lower part OF the bags a tube leads
down almost 10 the surface OF tho
water closed up at the bottom by n
little valve which opens inward In
each bag there Is a certain quantity OF
calcium carbide. In case OF an accident
and when the ship begins to sink. Il
cannot dive 90 more than TO onc-thlrd
OF lts Size for the water. rialag around
the yegsol. opena.by means Of pressure.
the valves OF the above described
tubes. penetrates tho bags. vets the
calcium carbide. and a quick develop
mont OF acetylone gas takes place.
whereby the bags are Inflated. thus
removing the sheet iron cover. This
process is performed within few sec
onds. As all bags work simultaneous
~. the vessel Is considerably llshtencd
and kept above water Marlolle has
calculated that big ocean steamer
can In this manner be saved from
sinking n It is provided with $50 OF
these bags, each containing nifty kllo-
grams OF calcium carbide, Boston
! Post
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-12-21

today is indeed IAr-reacnAg. Many o.
its demands have long since pas
into law or become the custom OF tls
land, for IN this bcdy sits ~ mem
bers OF parliament, probably some %
or so members OF city councils. an
almost as many justices OF the paae
or msBIstraJca."
In Huidorsheld. whore the congress-
was held. he found that not on.y doe
the city own its own water. gas an
electricity. public parks. baths, s'r'el
railway. etc. but like many 9th
cities In Great Britain. II Is catcrn
into competition with the landlord
and up 70 tho present time has bull
$50 worklngmens houses. Mr. Ken
says "the deliberations Of this bod,
were marked by dignity. dc RIM m
intelligence that cannot be surpassed
by amy dcliberntiye body that hay
oyer seen"