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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04

Close Barely Steady Three Points Ur
to Five Down.
STOCK MARKET LITTLE BUT A NAME
The Leader in Such Trading as There is,
United States Steel. The Announcement
Of Close Until Monday Greeted
With Cheers.
tBy the Associated Press.l

Kew York, July 3.-The market today
has been very dull on the spot, most
houses making short day Of it. The
mail order demand proved moderate.
There has been no change in tone in any
line OF cotton good, either plain or fancy.
The Fail River markt is duh but firm.
Mems wear woolens in considerable de-
mand in plain staple goods and tone gem
orally firm. Dress goods continue dull,
fancies irregular in price.
COTTON.
New York, July 3.--Cotton was Irregular
today with the trade extremely nervous.
With a holiday on one hand, a drought
in Texas on the other and with a monthly
Government report, room operators were
easily frightened to unload or cover
shorts just as the leaders dictated. On
the opening the market was quiet with
prices one point lower to two points high
er For a time the market was steady,
but absence of outside support. with liqui-
dalton of July and August holdings by
smaller interests turned the market de-
cidedly downward before midday. Octo-
Der dropped TO 1853 and January to 7.56,
while the July option sank TO SAC. Wall
Street bought July at the start and on the
break was fair seller of October Then
came the Bureau report, giving an aver
age crop condition Of Sill. For a moment
the report was without effect, then some
OF the more courageous shorts sold prices
down two points in the hope of starting
liquidation by wagering longs. But for
the next two hours the market took a
strong upward direction and at the best
figures was II to Is points above the low
level Of the day: August rallied to 1877
October to 7.66 and January to 7.6S
Towards the close realizing by pit scalp-
~crg caused a decline of five to six points
The close was barely steady with prices
net five points lower to three points
higher.
NEW YORK
NEW York, July 3.-cottop futures opened
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

I New YORK, July 3--I n- Money on call
4 hIin at 6ae23 pei cent last loan Is per cent?
ruling rate 10 p cent, Prime mercantile
naler At Af15M per cent Sterling exchange
kaslnFs with actual business IN baii~ers bills At
kissa1a0i Ss5s t. demand and at s5l for 80
y. Posted rates 4S6 and ass Commercial
1slEGf4 80. Silver aertliicates noiniually
Bar SILVER 5s5s. Mexican uoliars AZ. Cow
nent bonds steady; State bonds inactive;
road bonds irregular.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04
STOCKS.


Atchison .'.'''' -
do. pref 104
Bait, u Ohio. 1904
do pref "a
Canad Y Paciiic o4h
! Can. Southern. or
Ghesa' y ONO = an
Chic. q Alton. 44ea
! DO pref..'.., ~
Ctn. u. " o. f..l9I
chi, |. 4 u, -. 81
! do pref = $50 7l1a
Chl' o H. ilt.."'l@o
ohl, % u w. I3A
do. 4 pref, !. 81
ito = pref. 20
Chi. y n WV
" Il |. " 1872
0lil. Ier.& I.". ~
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04
STOCK ENcHANG CLOSES.

New York July g.. The following no
tice was sent out today by the Sccfe.
tary Ct the New York Stoctl Exchange
The Exchange will be closed from 3
y. m today until 10 a. m. Monday, July
Sth
(Signed WILLIAM MCCLURE.
"5ecretary.,'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04
WANTED.

A superintedent for the Fayetteville
Graded School. Must have good recon-
mendations as to habits and qualifca-
tons. Apply at once or address Walter
Watson, Chairman Executive Committee.
27-2w.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04

us Ref. 2's 10Y
S. S. Ref. rs cou 1o7
Il. $. rs reg. $50.
T. S. 3'sreg .....1oS
. coup -s.....1osA
U. S. new As reg 139
. coup -. ..139
e. S. old AZ Ieg.1t21z
. coup .,....f1214
U. S. So reg. ..1osA
. coup. -. 1857
Dist. Col. 3 65's,.125
Atch 'sn Gen. 5's.t043
/" adj 4's...... 90
Can. So. 2nds... .1o9
e & @. AIS. ..1o7A
. SIS. .120H
c. & N. Con 7s.142h
| I" S F.deb. 5's..122H
| CHICAGO Ter As. 94R
| Colo. So. As. J. 50
| ID &. Rio G.1sts.. -.
| 4s.........,.1o2
E.T.V. 6 G.1sts. 49,.
/, Erie Gen 4's.s.. SsH
+. w. &.D.C. lists .1o7A
Gen. Elec. 5's..,.2oo
| Iowa Cen. lists LILO
K.C.P. &G.1sts :. -.
L & N. uni. IS ..1o1A
| NJ, X. & T. ends. 500
+" 4's......... 9S5s
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04
! GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

chicaso Ills, July 8. Higher cables
Hd excessive raiifalls ~ the North
west resulted IA an advance OF kc To-.
! day III September wheat. September.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04
sEAnoARp STOCKS AND noNps.

BALTIMORE, july 3 Seaboard Air Line
{ 7ntnon 2sa4; preferred 5lH
iseBds-4's S4s8M6Iat
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04

NORFOLK va, Jaly3 Peanuts quiet: f3acy
49s ST ictly prime 2154625s; prime, 21s1if CON
mon, low erades 1llml4 machine picked
%QI2; Spanish zoe per bushel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04
Nsw yorK, July s.--cottoq futures opened

Spot cotton closed easy: niddEing uplands
SO middling gulf ga sales 1891 bales.
LILY GRpO0L.
LIVERPOOL, July 81 r. N.-Spot cotton
quiet,.prces unchanged: American miduting FAIR
23-3ad good middling 3l-32d; mdaing
23-32d; low middIlng AID, good ordinary
ii4d: ordinary i'd.
Fhe sales OF the day were 5000 babes, of which
80 were for speculation and Ok port, aud incIud
Ito American. Receipts 5000 bales, inelad-
L. 500 American.
Futures opened and Closed quiet
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corn closed re lower, oats were 1zc
lower, While provisions lost fifteen to
fifty.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04

| 50. Railway. -. 32zs
| do. pref ..".. S6K
Texas g. Pacific. a.
I'ol. st. b. q w. 2t
do. pref. ...... 35A
| u. Pacific .......10s )
DO. pref. 9Q1s
| Wabash ......... n Z
do. pref. -. d.
| Wheel q l.. + !. POS
do. 2nd pref 32G
Wis. Central. p
do. pref. ...... As
Z. G. G & St. l. ~
EMPRESS , O's.
Adams Express..17 20
American Ex-..190
United States, 81
Wells Fargo. ...1S0
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-04

EMPRESS a.. O'S.
Adams Express.17 20
American Ex...19o
United States. 81
Wells Fargo. $50
NfE[FNpEgA ~ sssbkI,.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23
SUNDAY At THE CHURCHES.
Great Day in Bryan One Hundred
and FiIty.fiye Persons Unite
with the Church.

Sunday was a great day in Bryan
and the results of the Stuart meet
mp we're made wonderfully mani
lest. 1t was a bright, beautiful day
md brought large congregations to
An the churches. The doors were
)pened by the pastors at the IL
}elock service and at night. Below
se give the names and number OF
hose uniting with the various
.hurches making a grand total OF
I55 new members, received by
Baptism, letter aud otherwise:
/ Methodisi-R. j. Deeus, Mrs
|Lnry NJ. Deems, Miss Mary
Deems, Mrs. Mary +. Raysor, o.
born Johnson, MIN Johnson, Thos
Bone, Hal Hearne, Claude &
Walker, Horace T. Lewis, DR. G
NJ. Emory, Ell. Reardan. Ro.
Num-, Mat Reardan, Walter Bar
row, Mrs. r. W. Gustavus, Lizzi
Erice. Mrs. Emma Spell, 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23
TO STAMP OUT PIRACY.
Heroic Efforts WIN ne Made 20 stol
Robbery In ssuthsra China.

Tacoma. Wash. April 22.-viceroy To
at Canton has taken heroic measures TO
stamp out piracy and robbery in Two
Kwang provinces IN southern china, nc
cording TO Hong Kong advices received
here. lie has put into effect an elabo
rate scheme which he believes will 70
suit in the killing OF Of at least 5000
robbers during the summer. Niceroy
To calls upon the gentry Of each town
10 furnish the local mandarins with the
names of all the bad cha racters in theil
districts. After the lists are filed any
person named ON them is 20 be- summa
rily arrested and executed II caught %
any crime or misdemeanor. lniormer'
will De- freely rewarded and every rob
Der will De pardoned who aids IN bring
Ing three other notorious robbers 90 jus
uce
Eighteen thousand people have die
OF plague In Iamko. district of Hal MAJ
island. during the past few months.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Chattanooga. April22.-The dead body
of James b. FolleJt was found here ter
ribly maugled, lying along the track OF
the electric street railway m the out
skirts OF the city. Il was shown be-
fore the corouer's jury that Follett had
5000 ON his person short time boior'
hi, death. bus when found mo- money
was on the body Experts testified tha
the wound GA the head which fractured
the skull was made with blunt ins,ru
ment. and not by car wheel ltis be
lieyed that Follett was murdered an'
robbed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Chiag1. April % a high wind
struck Chicago sunday lou,ening
huge water tank from it' fa.tuIngs on
rhs f1.f ~ the Ga.1raith building Mad
jim and Franklin streets. causing % 20
crash through tha -ir fl1rs % the
ground. lllrug five persons ana re-
.1.rn. in "a damage t1 the building Or
truatei az so CO.,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Ada. / r.. April 24-Ad Moors,
Pat,awatomie Indian while sitting IN
the White Elephant place Saturday
night wa. slot through 'he heart and
killed by some one who walked 20 the
door and fired and disappeared IN the
darm.-, Marsha. Bob Nester arrested
Dan Blackburn
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Naval Constructor Hobson, who Is
now on special duty m Washinsion'has
been given his first assignment IN con
nection with the torpedo boat Iigney
the contract ON which has been declared
forfeited.
The Argentine government Is alarmed
bv the announcement that Chilli has
opened passage through the Andes
M ,tratogetical points leading into then
territory. Chill will be asked 90 explain
her action.
force ~ boxers aud robbers made an
attack on the Indian troops near III
/ Ming. but were routed.
Reports from Pnri. say the duke anc
duchess Of Marlborough have hecom,
rcroueiled 20 each other after short es.
arrangement
Officials Of the United States Leather
company are travelling In the south
looking after the establishment Of sew.
eral plants
The party Of eastern educators or
their way 90 Tuskeega Ala. stopped Al
3 Atlanta sunday Dr Parkhurst de-y.
1 cred TWO address. while there
The Methodist. are planning a yigor
Gus proselyuug campaign 90 The Philip
pines
J. Tho Southern railway has placed az
. order for $50 refrigerator car, with The
Birmingham Car works AZ Bumins
ham, Ala.
a Frank A. Branigan has Assumed 10
q Office Of treasurer Of the Philippines.
Miss Ysobel Ha.kins. the actress. VII
. marry Walter Price, a New York broker
p Mike Yourcoyich. restaurant keepe
k At Galveston. Tex. claims strange
p hypnouzed him and secured 5000
=, from him.
" Rufus Burns, a negro, was gwen :
" year, IN she peniieutlary for murder
bt Austin, Tex
/. The Korean government has decide
70 borrow from France 5000 90 ven e
N, the purpose Of constructing the norti
A. cru railway from Seoul 20 WIKI.
4. DIN Therrell Of Atlanta, Ga, claim
90 have perfected system by whic
al, telephone conversations may be tran
mitted over longer distances,
.as Tho Arkansas supreme court has d
iverod au opinion iu the case " % sci
ey pre Of liquor at railway depot, decln
zee ing that the marshal had right
3, seize the liquor and that the law pI
." :ects the railroad company
m Joe Ploachcr, a section hand, was n
over az Mckinney Tex by "a hand C
m and seriously injured
T. l. Brook. wa. awarded $4,000 da
.se ages AZ Weathcriord. Tex. against
'ob Santa Fe rad
ar. The number Of students 90 the U
versity Of Texas az Austin exceeds ly
D" Robert Henslcy, who enlisted iu
regular army at Ennis, Tex, died On
'l,' Philippines
lily A b Patterson shipped a car Of 81
we'd from Terrell. Tex, 90 san Francisco.
pom w. a. Burkctt's son, syearsold,
rhe shot and killed by a boy while ont hr
blv ing with "a target rife near Vol q
her Tex
win The cotton oil mill at Ennis 7
ij. crushed " 900 tons Of seed this seal
roh The navy department IS consider
~ the plan By which the torpedo boat
w suoyers now under construction can
n''- given additional speed.
leir Officials Of the Katy have raised
any wages Of the shopmen from q cent'
hes 81 cents per hour and increased
nds working hours from $ to 10 hours
the Russia has created a large ex
reat trade in butter. The principal pro
is from Siberia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Waco. Tex. April - William Bor'
tr,ud Davis. aged l5. wu, accidentally
killed Sunday atternoonJ while ont
ploy,r hunting lie was accompanied
by Gure. Rotan The loaded gun IN
che buggy between the two boys went
on shooting Young Davis m the head
srntfaru. DOB. brains all over the buggy
and rsu..us instant death
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Gad.don. Ala, April 22.-Charle
Whi.enant. an employc n furniture
factory 90 Alabama City, fell between a
belt and pulley and was crushed &c
death The body stopped tine engine
and machinery. Heattemptgl to throw
A belt while tAe engine was running AZ
full suped
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Austin. April 2e.-An attempt was
made bv unknown partie, TO wreck the
Houst1n aud Texas Central passenger
,rn,u which left here saturday night at
et5p mi. far Houston, The engineer
discovered a pile of ties ON the track
near Manor and was able 70 stop the
train iu time Co prevent the accident
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Austin. April 22-Tho business OF
the secretary Of states office has IN
creased enormously since the discovery
of oil IN the Beaumont field The re-
coipts from charter fees, etc, Of that
department for the present month VIII
probably aggregate $4,000 TO 10000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Fort Davis. Tex, April GA silver
claim ha, been located within two
miles Of town. The ore Is said TO be
rich IN silver. lead. copper aud god
The men who are working It do not SAY
much. but are quietly taking out ore
and will ship a quantity to the nearest
smelter. Il has already been assayed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Denton. Tex. April % &C. b. Col
Inns. general manager Of the Lone Star
nurseries aud an experienced orchardist.
expressed the opinion that the fruit was
not injured by the trosts "Wednesday
and Thursday nights The fruit crop
this year promises 20 be- bountiiuL
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23
TEXAS NEWS.


Charlotte. N. O.. April IA Inc
funeral services over the remains oil Ool.
A. II Belo. late editor Of the Galveston
News aud Dallas News, were conduct
ell At Winston. Salem. n. O.. at O'Clock
sunda, afternoon Tho camp Of Con
federaie veterans and local military
company attended the services Inc re- re-
mains arrived there ON special tram
from Asheville. accompanied by Mrs
Belo and two children.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Abilene. Tex. April 2e-J V. How
ert1u SON. u year, Of age, was bitten
bv mttle,uake Friday This Is the
second time he has been bitten m the
last tw1 years-in both instances on the
same foot The attending physician re-
mort. uo immediate danger
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Iompas. Tex. April 2a.-Nearly L.,
ooo am mounds . wool have been stored
herr during tl past winter awaiting
prices that woHli justify turning lo''e'
" q Price s. Co.. extensive dealers m
wool of thi. city. shipped 6o,olO pounds
which they have sold 20 eastern buyers.
having paid the highest price reached
airn. IN. In.IInn Inst lnlI.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Guthrie. % r.. April 22-As Ms.
james Morrison. wife ot a Rock Island
brakeman. return d Poo her home IN tins
.iry saturday night she found man M
tine house, who threw iye into her face
and eyes. iujuung her very badly
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Paducah. Ky April Magistrate j
II Little committed suicide at his home
IN thi. city by taking morphine lie
wa, about go years old and one Of the
oldest citizens lie had been IN lad
health for some time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

London, April 22.-Dr d. @. X. Tan
ner, who had represented the Irish
Nationalists in the middle division OF
Cork county since 1885, died sunday
night aged % years, Of consumption.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Frost Tex. April % The Frost oil
mill burned SUNDAY night, together
with The Offices. o1tHuildiug- and Loo
Of oiI Tho value ~ the property de-
.rrayed ]. estimated at $4,000. partially
covered by insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23
o,. Farmer Kii. Another.

Newborn. Tex. April a. - Frank
Lutz. % farmer. % years old aud un'
married was killed by James Hollross,
also farmer. on Stulls farm a few
milo. from here The tragedy grew out
ofad.s right. Lutz wa, Drained with
"A hand stick which farmers use at a log
rolling
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Fart Worth. Tex April a-W. 7
Scott eatf.euau. i3 year. old died
here tais morning He came 20 Fort
Worth from Co1rad. City nearly
thu L-ar. 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Memphis, April % The horse show
has been postponed until May li.ls an'
will be- held IN the new Confederate
hall which is being erected.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Spell, Tommie SPELL Derden
Chance. Mrs. J. II. Webb, Pauline
| Webb. Miss Emma Martin, Ruby
/ Martin. Mrs. Katharine Pletzer,
Ia. B. shelburne, Blanche MIze
Miss Edna Christian, May Wilson,
Eddie Martin, $. NJ. Derden, FL
win J jenkins, L. W. Crenshaw,
Mrs. L. W. Crenshaw, Amy Good
son. 6 eorgie Wilcox, Annie Grica
Dona Wooten, Tommie May Spell,
jA.F. Wilson, J. ". Coulter, J. l..
Bate. Chas. l.. Mccoy, Il. +. Ash.
A ford. Mrs. G.. F. Ashford, Amos
ID. Wood, Joe II. Wiley, Elmer
Yates. Malcolm Carnes, James D.
Martin, J. l.. Christian, Jim Tom
Lawrence, Bessie Bizell Laura
n Bizell, Jim Astin, Henry Hud-
= speth, Elmo Pearson, Edgar
i HAYES, Louis Norvell, Tommy
y Norvell, 4. X. Broadus. Total, "a
o Pre.byterian-Lena NJ. Billiard
.e D.F. Dansby, Mrs. r. II. Harrison,
/ DR. r. II. Harrison, Fred l.. Storms.
" Arthur Krompas, Walter j. Higss,
Of Mrs. Walter J. Higgs, r. J.. Wed
rs dinpton. S. +. Rosenborough, Ed
of :. Derden. DR.. y. NJ McDougald.
~ Ben Loiuax, Mat Bethel, Bertha
Stuart. Charlie Wetter, Howard
8. Cavi,t, Mary Alice Wellington,
ry John r. Sims, Ben Read, Jr.,
IS Chas Stuart Jacques Mitchell, Jacob
's. Wilson, Oscar Lowry, Fred. l.
q. Cavitt, Jennie Louise Harris, Eu'
G.. genia NJ. Lomax, Maggie M'Dou
oy pald. Malcolm G Mclnnis, Tren
ar ME Louise Stuart, Cornelia Eaye-
zie Bertha Higgs, Lizzie Wilcox
Zoe Stella Higgs, D. Il. Maddox, Elm
= Harbers, Mrs. G. G. Mass. TotaI
= 81. Four infants were baptized.
Baptis,-W. 4. Majors, Mrs L
F. Parks, Mabel Phillips, Ain
Sanders, Cora Griihths, Blauch
Buchanan, Nora Dennis, Elm
Campbell, Maud Marett, Bessi
/, Buchanan, Willie Johnson, X
Buchanan, Robt Collier, Ham
Buchanan, o. + Sanders, Fran
webb, Edgar Scott, Evert McCo
quodale, Henry Rohde, Jr, D.
Wick. J. G. Minkert, Hardy Ne
ton. T. b. Higgs, Robt King, Ro
Bailey, f. J. Youngblood, 5. y
Buchanan, Mrs. &. NJ. Brandc
c Mrs. Reynolds, Jennie Boye
. Mrs. Lon Brockman, Lon BroC
man, Ursie McCorquodal Tot
30.
a Christian-Joe B. Reed, Doug
Reed. Wiley Garrett, Mrs. Wi
% Garrett, Lee Moseley, Mrs. ]
Moseley, Lou Lestarieatte' lr'
Barron, Mrs. Brown, j. 7. Wills
- Mrs. Joe b. Reed.
Free Baptist-Fred Goods
Nav Andrews, II. J.. Gentry, Geo
Prater, Luther Johnson, |
= Wilson, Bessie Wooten, Leila c
roll. Mackie Stewart, Jessie .
or 4 drews. Total, 10.
,. The above lists do not take
account many who were nomin'
as church members and have rene'
,d their obligations and entered nj
the duties Of christian life.
ID" results Of the meeting were proha
ON greater IN this than In any OF
49,. respect. and the reclamations
number scores. In addition to
up. the sunday schools aud chu
cr. societies have been greatly sirens
cncd In membership and in Sc
ment and have entered upon q
work with renewed vigor. NJ
others will unite with the chur'
at a later date, when their mi
~ have been made up, and redeem
pledges they made during the z
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-23

Washington, April 22-United States
supreme court has denied the applica
ton Of former Captain Oberlin NJ. Car
ter 10 be admitted to bail.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
Is Promised by Home Rulers
of the Islands.
ED|GOT TWO HUNDRED
And to Elect New Governor and Rulers
of the Territory Of
Hawaii.

BY Associated Press:
Honolulu, May Sin the house to-
day Representative Emleth, home
ruler, made sensational speech
against the government. He declared
that the conditions that led to revolt
in 1898 had developed again, with
Dole now usurper of the power in
stead of the ex-queen." Today home
rule Representative Beckley and Sam
uel Parker leave for San Francisco,
Beckley goes to lay before President
Mckinley a home rule resolution pass
ed in the house and senate, asking for
the removal Of Governor Dole.
Parker has a memorial unanimous
ly endorsed by republican members
of both houses and by the territory
republican central committee, reply.
ing to the home rule charges against
Dole. The reply states that the home
rule party having complete control
of the legislature blocked every effort
of substantial legislation.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
Masked Men Visit a Farm
House at Night
Plunks. Farmer and Hired Man Made to
Surrender Money to Robbers.
Shot at Them Twice.

Special Dispatch to the Bee:
Bear Creek. Mont, May 13.-Four
masked men with Winchesters and
loaded to the teeth with ammunition
and fire arms, went to the home of
Mr.. Phil Giejer, two miles west of
here at eleven o'clock last night and
got Mr.. Geijer and his hired man out
of bed. Upon opening the door one of
the desperadoes shot at Mr.. Geijer
twice. but missed his mark. The des-
peradoes then entered the house and
with pointed Winchesters compelled
Geijer and his hired man to hand over
two hundred dollars in cash.
Getting the money the men took to
the hills, Geijer and his man after
them, but could not get shot at them
as it was a very dark night
About an hour before they went to
the place they went to the shack occu-
pied by the railroad bridge watchman
and asked him for drink of coffee.
down two dollars for the Waterman.
The watchman refused the money for
such small favor, but the despera-
does insisted, saying that they got
their money easy. The watchman
says they had money to burn when
they were at his place. Upon leaving
there they came east to the place of
the hold up. The watchman of the
tunnel, two miles east of the bridge,
says lie heard the two shots bnt
thought nothing of them. Mr.. Geijer
says the men were of the desperate
type; big, broad hats, red handker-
chiefs around their necks and lots of
guns.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-15
To Protect the Street Railways
In New York
PEOPLE MUST WALK
For Few Days Until They Find New
Crew of Men for the
Cars.
By Associated Press:

BY Associated Press:
Albany, May 15.-The traction
strike was productive of no serious
disorder during the night. The COM
pany made no further efforts to oper-
ate cars or repair the lines, and will
probably remain inactive until the mil
itary force called by the state is in po-
sition to afford the fullest protection.
A strong effort was made during the
night to bring contending interests in
to conference, but failed. The estab-
lishment of military patrols began
shortly before midnight.
The first detachment of the Twenty
third infantry arrived this morning.
The entire Second regiment has been
ordered to report in this city this al
ternoon. This will make the military
strength about 1900. Adjutant Gen
eral Hoffman, of the national guard
dropped dead today, while in consul
tation with Major General Roe.