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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
CnTTnN LETTERS.

New York. Dec. l3-Murphy CO. say;
Liverpool spots were 3-32d higher Futures
opsned points higher and closed points
higher. The early advices beng about
as expected, this market only opened a
shade higher as port receipts to-day IS
tinated at 5000 against $500 same day
last year The further advance IN Liver
pool Of s-sld and strength OF Near posi-
tons here, caused covering Of bear sales
snd some new buying for Southern &C
count, resulted Ia an advance Of - TO -
points on nearby deliveries, and 70 10
On distant months There was liberal
proet taking and reactions occurred OF
; to points The movement from now
will be closely watched and have dcc.d-
"a effect on pricex There is no new
features in the market Demand for spots
continued on a restrictive scale, the buy
ing Is from hand-to-mOuth. Reports from
dry goods centers are not very tavordble-
Estimated port receipts son, against .
On. Houston expects TO- morrow, ls'So 70
Il 800. egainst 70l5 last year; New Or
leans 1900 TO l6oOo. against $50.
New York. Dec e. Hubbard Bros. 4
co. say: The sharp reaction OF yestef-
day in America was followed by CORE
.ponding advance IN Liverpool. and our
market further advanced some L points
an the buying by the sellers OF Monday
ana Tuesday. From this point there was
= slow decline until the publication or inc
estimated receipts az New orleans ana
Houston for tomorrow. which we're near
Nv double as compared with last year IN
each place. These rapid fluctuations tend
10 eliminate the short interest. not"ith-
Landing the larger crop views. which nat
urally come TO the front with the large
r,ovenent The strength of the NEARBY
aeiiveries tends 20 draw cotton 10 TINS
mort A sharp rally followed the noon
decline and further improvement 10 "a
,erted in Liverpool tomorrow
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the support comprised very hullish cables
from Liverpool. foreshsdoWs OF smaller
movement and Tumors thai planters had
been made arbitrary in their views by
the sheer advance Of yesterday NJ specu-
lGiive markets. Estimates for mucn
lbrger receipts tomorrow brought about
sherp reaction soon after noon. vain
selling for both accounts very active
Tho wire interest refused 60 unload on
the down turn and TINS snow OF strength
led to nasty retreat Of the bears
During the rest OF tac afternoon tho
market exhibited toiera0ly steady un-
deftone and closed steady with prices
net unchanged 10 points higher.
Wilmington. y. G. Dec l3.-Spir.ts OF
tIrpeniino steady 30 .GS7c receipts 81
casks
Rosin firm. N2oaIs5. receipts 3ls.
Crude turpentlnc quiet. X39as 30: re-
ceipts 90
Tar steady. $40. receipts sos
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Murphy & Cos STOCK h''''''
New York. Dec. ia.-Murphy a 90"
sev; The stock market opened active
and Irregular. advances and declines De
ing about equally distributed. The IN
dustrtaI quarter was generally stt""s,
notably for American Smelling. federai
steel and American Steel and wire.
sugar was steady Missouri facihc wac
arm features and there was some adVanc-
- along the speciality stocks. A. RUE
the early dealings in the railway hst
showed fractional declines with the trad
ing heaviest in tho Atchisons. the hfiss
and Readings. LATHE or nothing was
done ia the local traction group. To some
extent tho initial tendency Of the local
market was due 20 this mornings new
respecting the gravity Of the financial
situation ct Berlin. At the same time,
however. the London market gave httle
reflection OF this matter inasmuch ~
only siight changes were shown. Aside
from this influence. the only tangible fac
tor IN the trading. - far a. could be oe
TERED was the uneaslness la respect Ia
the looal monetary outlook. There was
virtually nothing else ia the news OF the
morning with "a financial bcsriug. a
hrmer tone was common after the early
dealings.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
LIvERroOL COTTON MARKur.

Liverpool. Dec. l3.-Spot. moderate bus-
mess. prices 2-sed higher. American mid
ding fair 25-32d good mlddhng. l5-S2d
midiliug SID. low middling S-led. good
ordinary. l5-iGd. ordinary. 4ll-led. The
sales OF the day We're $500 bales. OF which
500 were for speculation and export. and
included 7.6o0 American. Receipts. 3..eo
hales. including $500 American.
Futures opened quiet nut steady and
closed steady: American midillng bow
mlddling clause. December. 5.1si sellers
December-JaDuary.a iad sellers. January
February. 5.i2i sellers February March.
3 i0q5ild value Mareh-Aprii, 6.0sd509s
sellers April May. 5o6d sellers May-June,
50fd sellers. June-Ju'y 50ia5.02d buyers.
Juiy-August. ASA sellers: August-septem-
ber 44eaf5od value.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

hardware ana HuitdtnE supplies.
LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
Cement Alabama and Georgia limo ln
fair demand and sell "a - cents a barrel
special cacined plaster. $40 per barrel
hair 4Ulc. Roscdalc cement sl20ul = .
carload lots, special Portland cement re-
toll. s. Is. carload lots s. o0az0
LUMBER. +. o. n. VESSELS. SAVAN-
NAIi-Minimum. yard sizes. ti05eail.O on.
car stills, 81 loHl3oo difficult sizes. lAm
WlA.C0. ship stock Si60pniSel. sawn ties,
N.ooaS50. hewn sies. 3s0asc.
OIL-Market steady. demand fair. sig
nal itdiQc. West Virginia black. saisc:
lard, Sc. noatsfoot. 60aloc machinery. IS
d25c. linsced oil. raw. 76isc. boiled. 7sisc.
Kerosene. prime white. i2c. water white.
i3e: Patts astral iic. deodorized stove
gasoline, drums. ne. empty OIL barrels
delivered. Gc
sHoT-Drop. $50. B. b. and large. u.7s.
chilled. N.75.
1RoN-Markct very sseady. swodc SIC
NAILS-Cut. E.5O base. wire. $3.50 base
BARRED WIitI-s 81 n per 100 pounds
GUNPOWDER-Per keg. Austin crack
shot, Hm. half kegs. s2.2s. quarter kegs.
u.25. champion duoklnE. quarter kegs.
f2.2s Dupont and Hazard smokeless. half
kegs. fii55. quarter kegs. A75. i-pound.
canisters. 800. less Is per cent Trols-
dorf smokelesa powder. i-pound cans. 81.
i0-pound cans. DC pound,
Cotton BaEslnE and ties.
BAGGiNG- Market arm. iute ~
pound. sAc. large lots Hhc: small lots
2-pound, TIC; So island bagEng. i2gtc.
TfES-standard B-pound. arrow. large
lots. sl.so. small lots si.1s
Fruits aud Nuts.
APPLEs-Northern variety. Ss75q3n
ORANGES--(Flal ts.0o13 ~
pRUNEs--i0s 10 5Os. Zoe. 50s 10 So. SIC
sos 10 Tos &c. 7os 10 SOC. csc; 500 10 aos. &C. 7.
% 70 ioo. 5izc.
BANANAS 81 25di75 bunch.
EMONs-Markst steady. az $3.50
cOCOANUTS-tioO per 100
Ample stock fair demand
market nrm. fancy hand-nloked. Virrini,
PER pound. 60, hand-pioked Virginia. ex-
tras. C.; n. G. seed peanuts &C.
NuTS-Almonds. TarraEona lie: Ivleas.
10; wolnuts. French. i2c: Naples. igike
pecans. 10: BraEils IL: nlberts. isc; as
sorted nuts. bo-pound aud 2S-pound boxes.
1910.
BACON. Hams and Lard
BACoN-Msrket frm: d. s. G. r. sides.
7isc; y. s. Bellies. SIC (Easiern). accord
Ing 60 average size: y. s. bellies, Sc
Cwestern) smoked G. r. sides. SIC.
iiAMS-Sugar cured. llikUi2iAc.
LARD-fure, In ticrces. SIC: IN e..
pounds tins aud sD-pouud tubs. ste:
compound. IN tlerccs. 6Ac: 0-pOund tins.
and 0-pounds tubs. &c
MISCELLANEOUS.
FIsfI-Maekerel. hslf-barrels. No +
s.; No. 2. 81. No. 3 s5.75. kits. No
ti.2o; No. =, Sl.io. No. .. sc Goldfish l.
pound bricks. Sc. 2-pound bricks. 6ne
Smoked herring Der box IT0Inr Rntah
herring, IN kegs. N.io. new mulets. half
barrels. S.75
sYRUP-Market quiet. Georgia and
FLORIDA syrup. buying a. 2Sns0c: selling
az S2n35c. sugar house az i0Gisc
H0NBY-Fair demand. strained, In bar-
rels. 55aG0c gallon.
High wines basis, AZ
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may GOODS.

usv York. Dec. i3.-There has been no
.Ssngo In Tho general condition OF the
a.. soods market to-day. Heavy brown
rai,o1s are slow Of sales and irreEulariy
n favor OF buyers. Bleached goods 10
limited request. but steady. coarse-s col.
nr"a lotions arm. Print cloths duh, hui
"a cbanee I'm prices Prints In somewhat
better request. Prices UNCHANGED. 1'n ..
SIC arm Fair business reported IN me
woolen goods division. sellers stu meeting
demand freely
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
NAVAL STORES.

Thur 9lay. Dec. Ia
sptprTs TURPENTiNE-The market
ocened arm to-day 81 S7'tc. with sales o.
7sg casks. and closed nrm anl n"9 =, -
- 10 further sales reported. II was
~ General understanding that the mar
w., showed fewer elements Of weakness
~ ~ several days past. and the Arm
rs r''% with which factors held for the
market price was a favorable Indication.
ts,sr. heioV the market. Several fac
80 rspor,ed their entire oiferinss clean,
"a no. The days receipts were L2so anu
RosINs-Thc rosln market closed nrm
today. with grades y and " &c up az
the outside price. Inc market ops", :,
,,l,h sales OF 8sA barrels reported ~
,,oa understood that there was larry
rood demand an day. and consideraole
fading was IN progress during the late
bours The receipts were e.5i1' ana nc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
An tTans avs and depart Plant sysem slat0n


THROUGH SERVICE.
EXPRESS Nesh-
bai limited with Pullman Room Steering between Avau
Cans nnsb
STATES FAST MAIL Vcsbuei
CARS
I'D
For ompee mformalo aa 10
r.. G.. M 81 GULF. 7 NJ. W. TURK O. r. A.
Wafhin G
n Pass Agent tanta. Ca
n & BI.ATTKER Agent
c p & T. a Bull
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

Tho cotton market closed quiet to-day
n, sn advance Of 1-iGc on all grades The
.Iture OF the days business was the
Sales Of ISIS on the spot which Is the
LARGEST for several days past a fairly
good demand prevailed. Eastern mills
orc taking considerable cotton az fair
prices The interior held firmly through
olt the day. Good nIiddling I. o. b. ruled
arm al from sls 40 CSC.
The following were the official spot quo
ntI ous a. che close OF the market at the
cotton Exchange to-day:
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

fort ". & Den sou. Psc Is &c.. So
city ist 5000. 10. $. ny. ~ ......iia's
Cen. Eiec t. 100 =. u ard T g.. 72
Iowa cen. istsiigs Tex. & pac. ists.iitA
Lou A Nash. DO 2ndr ...''''' ~
Tfnta.a a. 1911, Union Fac. A. ..io7
Mis- Kan. 4 lwalash lists .-..iis's
Texas ends -. N'. do 2nds '--..'''lvs
40 40 a. aiN West shore A. MS
II a ~ A. Ssa. Wis. cen. lists Sh
4. ~ a. ron s.. 81 Nir. Con. ...... ~
New York. Dec l3-standard on fsoai
soo -.
New York. Dec. demonstrated Gas
closed lSs
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sfnNEY MARkET.

New York. Dee. Mooney on call
steady. at Sd6 per cent: last loan. 4 per
cent: pEime mercantile paper. tk15 per
cent Sterling exchange frmer. with
actual business Ia hankers' bills. ~ f4sfA
FOR demand and ~ $500 Tor sixty dHvs.
f.osted rates. Asitaats2 and AGiaai IS;
commercial bills. 81 0af sois silver GER
iifcates. sfa65c; bar silver. sissc. MeNicln
dollars. aOi.c. Government bonds strong /.
state bonds weak. railroad bonds irresa-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

MONEY-Tho money market IS working
close
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Ms weak
Commercial demand. Hs3ts. sixty days
81 1915: ninety days. A7Si4. francs Paris
and Havre. sixty days 527N Swiss.
sixty days. 5.26A. Belgian. $3.50. marks.
sixty days. 933. ninety days ass
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady;
banks are buying at i-l6 discount and
selling e. follows: So ana under. lOc pre-
MUM: SIS 10 $50 i5c premium; SO 20 800.
9Dc premium: 500 70 s30 25o premium;
800 TO 81 900. = premium: 1900 and over,
75c per NJ premium.
stocks.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
COTTON FUTURES.
The Closing Net Unchanged with
Prices . Points Up.

Prices % Points Up.
Nsw York. Dec. l3.-4he bull faction
hld the cotton market much its own
way throughout the day. during which
ma prices worked upward with speeu-
l'tlon conducted on liberal lines. The
tla' the market vas considerably
1Hose ihe extreme low level OF the late
decline. however. aid much TO deter buy
'-s from loading mp extensively and on
fft easier intervals OF the, session con
'derablo proht-takiug OCCURRED. Tile
market STARTED to-day with prices UNI
'1anged 10 points higher. and otter a
@cmentary show OF hesitation rapidly
Dimhe8 upward until January reached
%. March go and May a.22. Tho buying
movement had ne ~ leaders the South
'rn contingent. the foreign representation
ma room shorts, with commission houses
"oinE much better business than for
some time. The forces which promoted
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Dec i3.-cotsouseed oil weak
and q shade lower. with considerable for
sale and demand rather slow. Prime cruise
barrels. sc: prime summer yellow. 5tzc;
prime summer yellow. ooc; prime whste.
S4a8sc prime winter yellow, 3Siz9SIe;
prime meal IS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, Dec. S.-Wheat was moderately
active and declined on liberal receipts ana
% q bearish government re-
port Monday. May clcsins is4sc under
yesterday. Corn closed hQ'tc ard oats Q
shade lower. Provisions az the close were
a shade 90 i0c higher.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

New York. Dec. l3-The members OF the
New York Cotton Exchange to-day voted
to make Monday Dee a. a holiday. The
motion TO close on Dec. 81 Vas lost
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ARRIvAL OF TRAINs
DEPARTURE or TRAINS
Enn

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 10 Washington. Baltimore Phila-
delphia and New York: also 10 Jackson
willie and Tampa.
Dining cara from Savannah 90 Hamlet
and Richmond 10 New York
Buffet parlor cars Savannah 10 Meat
gomcTy.
For additional information apply to
Ticket once. Bun and Bryan streets.
Phone "a
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

sALT-Demsnd is fair and tho market
steady: carload lots. loo-pound buriap
sacks. sc: i00-pound cotton sacks. 90
il0-pound burlap sacks. Site. uo-pound
cotton sacks. 6giEe; i25-pound buriap
sacks. 5si4c. i25-pound cotton sacks. 5si1c:
z1-pound burlap sacks. dc.
HfDEs-Market firm. dry flint, i5i4o;
dry salt. iiiac green saited. s..
WOOf,-Norninai: prime Georgia. free
81 sand burs ana black wool. i9c. black.
isc: bury. ioc Wax. &c: tallow, sac
Deer skins. &c.
Dried sad Evaporated Fruits.
APPLEs-Evaporated. 717i4e; sun dried,
Bik0sc.
APRIcoTs- Evaporased, ioc pound;
nectsrines. ioc.
RATsINs-LL. 1910: imperial cabinets.
s27s: ioose. B0-pound boxes. sac pound
PEACHES Evsporased. pealed, ITlsci
unpeaied. ss.aec
PEARS-EvapoTated, sac.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
STOCKS AND BoNDs.

The market Resctionary and shows
Lack of Ginger.
New York. Dec. i3-The stock market
today was less under che inhuence OF the
strength Of Individual stocks and more
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

Receipts previously .........so5 sS a2iSS
Total since April .........90sSs3 a2i.lSs
-----
Exports to-day ............... - Ass
Exports previously ........... a6as as 7700iS
Exports since April | ...9ss to7 ROOFS
stock on hand today. 1875 iSil73
Stock last year ................ aA0SI l7i.ei5
Charleston. Dec. 17-SDirits turpen-
tine firm az &c. Rosin firfn. unchanged.
New Orleans. Dec. i2.-Recoipts ros.n
i97 barrels. turpentine iQ2. exports, Liver
pool rosin so.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
FLUCTUATIONS N FUTURES.

New York, De-. l3-Cotton futures
opened steady 81 thc advance. and closed
steady Priccs az follows.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14


Galveston-Easy; middling. 81: net re-
os,pts 2o.Oa5; gross. 2ooi5; stock. 2506sS
New Orleans-Flrm; middling %; net
rercipts, 1895; gross. 1855, sales. ESQ 4.
stock s55. 254
Mobile-Easy; middlng. ga net receipts,
$50, gross. So; stock. S7,s5s.
Charleston-Quiet: middling. .; net re-
ccipts 657; gross. So; stock. is.52s.
Wilmlngton-Firm; middling. o.; not re-
coipts, 1.ie0; gross. 1850; stock. 1898.
Norfolk-Steady; middling, sis. net
receipts, 2.si7; gross. 26iT; eales' l'ioo'
stock. also
Baitlmore-N Nominal; middling. ga net
receipts 1854; gross. 1851; stock, 1856.
New York-ouiet: middllng. 81. net re-
'.ipts. l.o25; gross. los; sales. % stock.
80 So.
Boston-Qulet and steady; mlddling,
90 net receipts. 1874. Eross i.65i.
Phladelphla--Flrm; middling. iOis; net
receipts. iio; gross. ii9: stock. ass.
Daily Movements az Interior Towns
AuFasta-Quiet: middling, 81; net re-
reipts. 100; gross, i.7o2. sales, 5ZI; stock
1885
Memphis-ouiet: mld5ling. 9l.; net re-
cspts. 7o0l; gross. Ass: sales. $50: stock.
1891
St Louls-ouiet: mlddiing. s-ls: net
receipts. 2.7i3: gross SD: stock. 7oS65.
Clncinnati-Quiet. middling, 81. net re-
ce,pts. 1886 gross. i.Sis; stock li0lf.
Houston-steady; middling. ~; net re-
cepis. T.s23; gross. 7s2s; sales, $50; stock.
jag 80
Loulsville-Firm: midding. 90.
Exports OF Cotton This Day
Galveston Coastwise, 3sss.
New Orleans-To the oontinent, so.
hIobhc-Coastwlse. 600.
Savannah-To the continent HOS.
Norfolk-Coastwise 1857.
New York-To France. 45i: TO the conti-
mont a6
Total foreign exports from all ports shis
DAY: To France. i6i. to the continent H.
-
Total foreign exports from all ports thus
fir this week To Great Britain. o.o@7;
.1 France. s26l. to che continent N2Jl-
Total foreign exports since Sept /. 1870:
To Great Britain. 1.ii7 IS; TO France, 81 q
l1. 60 the continent. 9os.6i2
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OATs-No. mixed. carload. ~; Job
lots, 5SaSc. white clipped. cars. &c. Job.
foc
BRAN-Job lots. DC: carload lots. a0c.
HAY-Market steady; No. I timothy
o2hc: Job. e5c: No. >. s0c: JOB. She cars
sugar nnd COnee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

baltimore. Dec. is.-seaboard common
f07.Qii. preferred, 2ssU-sA.
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MURPHY & CO INC.

boaFd CT Trade Building. savannah.
Private leased wires direct 20 New York.
Chicago and New Orleans
COTTON, STOCKS AND GRAIN.
New York once. No g. Broadway.
ofnees in principal cities throughout the
eoutb. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing instructions for traders
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note-Thesa quotations are revised
daily. and are kept - near az possible
In accord with tho prevailing wholesale
prices omcial quotations. are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
saers ask.
Country aud Northern Produce.
PouLTRY-The mprket II steady. QUO
tations. Broilers. 301f35c per pair. half
grown tsGs0c: three fourthH grown. b50
eDc. hens. esa75c; ROSTERS. iou50c: ducks
504f75c: geese. 75nfi a.
EGGs-Freeh candiesi. 25d24c. cold stor-
BuTTER-The tone Of the market IL
firm. Quotations: Cooking. 1ic. imita-
tons &c; New YORK state dairy. 2ilko;
extra Elgins. &c.
CHEESE Market firm; fancy full
cream cheese. nlac for % 20 22-pound
average. 2sH30-pound averages. i3c.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH PoTAToEs-Nor,hern. 500
sack.
CABBAGE-5asc ger head: crates. S2.26
ONIONs-Ye elbow. tn barrels. $50;
crates. 800. red. $3.50.
Breadstun, Hay aud Grain.
FLOUR Market steady: patent. 81 Is:
straight. s. rs. fancy. - .s0; family. s. 20.
MEAL,-Pesrl per barrel. s. 80: per sack.
xi5. city meal. per esck. bolted. 81 .07M:
water ground. sli2is: city grits. sacks
gls. pearl griis. Hudnuts per barrei
$50; per sack. i.ao; sundry brandt
si.i5.
CoRN-Msrket firm. white. Job lots
&c: carload lots SOC. mixed corn. Job lots
soc. carload lots. Sc
RICE-Market steady. demand good
f4ncv head &c. fancy SIC
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

Trains operated hy snth meridian time
One hour slower than city time.
in effect Dec. O. igo0
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-14

Schedule Effective Sept 70. 100.
Trans arrive at and depart from
Central Station, West Broad.
foot II Liberty street.
Goth Meridian Time-Ono hour slower than
city time
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-03-29

He Who, being dishonest hated my
father because he was honest. ANA be-
cause he was opposed to raliEaolo'$ at-
lions The authorities knew It, hu;
they We're afraid to prosecute him
RaIaele ralizzala
rh,u before the public gaza pass the
aue$lorS, inspectors and journalists,
and al, tell what was the voice ot the
publ, That voice, widespread aud in
siStcut accuses Ratfaele ralizaolo the
head vi the low palermtan Malta, as
"a Milan Journal describes him. cap
able VI crime, commanding this aud
the other assassination,
Commentators Michele l.ucIhesj,
one VI tho QueStors of Palermo, is
ernShjug in his luguhrlouS account,
=" The crime" he says, was commit
ted in revenge, the persons OF the ran
road we're not eNtraneouS to It; the -
wounds On the body OF the victim were
not Siven through the hatred OF those
who inflicted them. but in the hurry Of
haS,rulug the end of the unhappy man
and OF throwing his corpse into the
river which would have borne It on To
the sea have reason to believe that
the commander OF the crime was only
one, only paligZolo, director vt that
nest 81 criminals which is Nillahato.
where he possesses property, and
where Giuseppe Fontana, a fierce man
of deTe aspect, presumed author VI
the crime is one of the generals OF the
Malta"
Similar expressions VI opinion or be-
lief We're made use Of by other Qucstors.
Such are a few. a very few, OF the
horrors revealed to the world by this
trial In the belauded united Italy
ut appears like common sewer, -
said one advocate of It. The Italian
government did not put the Malta
down, for 1t felt the desirahility OF al
lowing it to live for electoral contests,
for political aims"
Such is the creditahle picture sicily
presents in the fortieth year OF its
union with the purifying influence OF
Italy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-03-29
BONS SAVED FROM DROWNING

One Of the familiar sights OF the
Rath Beach water front Is Rex, fau.
bred st Bernard dog owned by Jack
son l., Quinn, n well-to-do resident OF
that district living on Ray Sixth street.
Tho dog liz always with his younE
master, Edward. the son OF MIR. Quinn,
while tho dog has been general IA
vorttc of bath Beach residents, he ID
even more 30 now, for yesterday after
noon he rescued Edward from drown
ing, and also saved the life OF Charles
Goodwin, nm elcvon-yoar-o ehum,
while the boys were In bathing
Both tho youngsters, accompanied
by the dog, went down to tho end OF
Bay Fifth street. and donning their
batting suits went In swimming The
dog remained on shore. but kept watch
over the boys heavy swell was on.
and before the boys realized their dan
ger they were In deep water Neither
boy could swim. and there was no one
near To help them
rhcy were drowning when the dog
swan out reaching his young master
first, caught him by the back Of his
bathing suit and brought him ashore.
Then, rushing into the water again,
he swan ashore with the Goodwin
boy placing him beside Eddie,
The boys, while considerably ia
tiguod and frightened, soon recovered.
and changing their clothes went TO
Mr.. Quinn's house, where the rescue
was told In detail
Mr., Quinn refused an offer OF $3.50
for the dog Il few days ago from dog
faucicr, but now there II not enough
money in the land to buy Rex
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1900-03-29
ABSENCE MAKES HEART FOND.

The inevitable periods of scpara-
ton which come to men and women In
navy life act as preservation OF a
loyer-lke tenderness in the relation
between husband and wife that Is un-
speakably touching" writes Anna A.
Rogers in Woman's Home Companion.
"Wivcs. even amid the cares of a
growing family and an all-engrossing
thrittness Of living find time to write
batch Of six or eight letters. to be
opened one week at "a by the de
parting husband bound on long
cruise. And far out at sea he draws
his state-room curtain for the pathetic
trNst with whispered Bless her
heart on his lips. Christmas boxes
are prepared months beforehand by
loving hands, and marked with the
warning, Not to be opened until
Christmas day defendu for once
eheerfully respected, knowing how
iroary would be that day but for the
waiting box Many an officer has
confessed to sitting up in his bunk
bright and early, like the veriest boy
and unpacking that box with hands
Chat were not altogether steady and
Icyes not altogether dry. Half laugh
ing. but with tears not very Dr away
a father "A manly giant OF a fellow
took the writer to his state-room Chat
crampcd repository of an officers per-
sonal auraD. and from a drawer OF a
50 called desk he drew forth an enve-
lope, and from il wee bow Of baby
ribbon, Disappointed in his auditor
lack OF instantaneous enthusiasm, he
held 1t up against the eleCtrlc-light,
and there sure enough were two tiny
whitish-yellow hairs tied together
all he had ever seen Of his hrst-born
thousands Of miles away across two
oceans"