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New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE,
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. Chambers
as follows and minutes earlier from ". I'D ST.:
geo a m Uaily.-Solli train m.
Binghamtou, Waverly Elrlira bradford. Coaches.
psrlor car dining Rut,aIo.
3.1S a. m.-Daiy sundays.
owego WaverIy Einn'ra D-iawar. Valley Points,;
Pullman Parlor Cars.
ESQ y. m Daiy--Chice-o l-nited-Fsst Maii-scyd
train 70 Chicago arriving 20 Arr Cleveland ~
Sleepers to Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dfnyz Car
I3o y m Daiy-Buralo and Cleveland E,xpress.-Ar..
Buffalo I-o5 Bradford 90 Jamestown 100 YOUNGSTOWN
fo27 a Cleveland I2Sn m Siespe-s to Buffalo.
nd Cafa
q IL m Daily-Solid train Btlghanl.on-
Eimira Chicago Sleerers Buslr. Cbcago Cincinnati.
Dining Car
TyNIcKETS IoCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS At Ill 11S PSI 500 and 1859,
Broadway lsI East ,2st: st and 2Is West 1esth S..
SEQ Fulton ST. eS Broadway Brooklyn: 1c2 River 81,
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New York Transfef1
Co. calls for and checks baggage 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. Sept 24cattle Receipts, $500 head
ing l5Go Texans and l.do0 Westerns
here Steady but slow; Westerns and Texans a shade
10 medium. s4ds6; stockers feeders 81 5OGs4 Is;
21GSi 90: heifers 81 l0Gs5: Gamers 81 sea
81 bulls 81 S0GS4 so; calves S36s6
S9as4 CO. Western steers. SO 75qs5 % Hogs-Receipts
to-day 2s 600 head; tomorrow. 30 600 head
5000 head Market opened 5aloc lower closed loal0o
heavy 9Oqsg q "a rough heavy ss seS5
dS7 10: of sales. So S3us7. SheeEseceipfs.
head best steady. others lower:
lower others log good wethefs Sc 60
SS choice mixed So 3GGs3 Co. Western sheep
s. GS3 TO- native lambs $3GS5: Western lambs. Sc 5a
81 80
Cincinnati. sept. 24-Hogs easy 81 7Oas7 25 Cattle
steady 81 15G$5 25 sheep steady 81 23qS3 So: lambs
steady So 50IS4 15
Euralo Sept. 2t.-cattle-oTe-ings 10 cars mar
steady. Veals and calves-Onerings 600 head
lower best veals 81 25qs7 So others So 5oas7
Hogs-Onerinss. 20 market lower; Michigans
ST Workers. 81 o54s7 20; best heaves 81 500
49, pigs SIS IoGs5 so: roughs 25Is5 Sheep and
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. Sept "a. p m.-Cotton-Spot. naoderat te
business. prices SD lower; American mdding fair
asa; good middlng AID; middling. I0-32d low
mddng. +3sd: good ordinary 1-i6d ordinary,
The sales OF the day 5000 bales
for speculation and and included
Futures opened and closed quiet but steady;
middlug, ] September IS 64d sellers; Octo-
ber. 21-6iM4 30 64d SELLERS October Noveu-
Der. lT-6+r4 ls-64d sellers November December
l5sd buyers: January and February IA 64a4 10 cid
seller; February and March. 1i649s I5-64d value
March and April IS Sad sellers April and May, i56id
hiIyP
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
NAVAL STORES.

Again tne market for spirits a small and
one and values remain nominally unchanged Rosin was
steady, while and pitch ruled quiet. We quote:
IAR.Regulars 81 95; do oil hbls. 81 To-
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-3 -3Gi4 d3G2:c.
>, R0SlN-Common TO good strained 81 40; D. 81 5O F.
81 80; f, ST -: G. 81 II. X, s. 10;
NJ. = co. \. So O5; W G, So IL; w w So 81.
STOCK ON HAND.
snrs ogf bbis
Tar S39 bbls
Wilmington Sept 24-spirits turpenne steady, 33iac;
receipts, 60 bbg RosnNaEin doing; receipts 1s2 bbls.
Crude tuTpentine quiet and steady sG$ 80; receipts
- bbls Tar firm. 81 80; receipts. 36S bhla.
Savannah Sept 24.-Sprts tlrpentirc irr 1850: re
cepts. 1916 bbls sales 9iO exports. 425 Rosn firm;
receipts. 4,751 bbs: sales 2.o.7; exports coo
Chsrleston Sept 241urpentire markst dull: nothing
doing. Resin firm. unchanged
London Sep. -Turpcntuo-spirits. 2Gs led.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

SPOT cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged
e BASIS ot Size for niddling upland and sac mid
Sang rg GnIf Sales 4i3 bales. Southern spot markets
we're telegraphec as follows: New-Oreans. easy.
ehsed at Size: Mobile. quiet unchanged. 7.c; sa-
tahnah steady, Lice lower. i3-i6c; Charleston
seaay, unchanged. l3-l6c; Wilmington, tirm un-
eeo az SC: Norfolk quiet unchanged at Sc; Bslti-
.Aoe nominal Lice lower. at sac; Augusta, steady,
oc lower at 1ssc: 81 Louis, quiet. Lice lower. Sc
s,tated receipts New-Orleans
70 200 bales compared with 6391 bales
sad Y 100 bales actual last At Houston, 1000
op bales compared with 1923 bales last
anc BIS bales actual last year
feeipts Of cotton the ports and interior points
Gay. compared last
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
pr. q cotton at the ports and interior points to

S0son Exchange special Liverpool cabes.-Spot cotton
ex,aefne oenand; sales. 5000 bales speculation
.r..s 90; American. 1000; nddnz upland 32d
f opened barely steady. 334d decline; quiet
Sss. essaoy 2GS points lower September c,
pctober C. 42I3zs; october-Noyember 4I71zs:
december, sl54s December-Js nuary 4I4 ab;
Is.f eosnsry, 4lsizs Februsry-Msrch 414G4 Is;
anc cloths quiet. '' < @
s. s.e ss,sopium was dull. with quoted So l59
soDolhe - IL tzgs3 22R powdered 81 059s3 IS
cr-n was Gull with bulk quoted 81 709sI so
N. Has qeo'ec al lsG32e- ESSENTIAL OILS
ssnc,nr was steady 10 firm. with oil peppermint,
rrnsS aksn on tne scarcity of the Prices
DO e. follows; Peppermint. Western tins 81 5oasl So
81 s;Gss aaoik uDs ~ 60 DO cases 81 So pennyroyal
s;e ss,s ~ a. nsttgra 4oa42c; artificial S2G
a,int "a z3Wsl 30. tansy 81 IOGsl 25: winter
ss.s 81 Hnadasa 81 43Qsi %; artificial ssaS5c worm
sag5sa saes1 y; anse 81 3oQsl 30: berrarnot prime
-, cassla Ioels5c 40. lemon
Tive ~ io co low grade 9ec1sl; lemon grass ma
rs.rA s,4si 20; mace, distilled 81 259SI no. ynustsrd
The sen.raI 20 90 artificial So 25Qs3 80 ROOTS
kl-6 run OF business iobt,sro
eer.,sn .9IoWs on the leading Kinds. Hur3ocr Go,
tlssob. SnsHc gnseng s. 5O9se; ginger I,matca nm
hello. nc: DO bleaehed l3c: golden seal 55as1c.
selected osoefso lNse heorice ordinary AZ 90 do
dc ~ ~ pundles, sal3c; ssrsaparilIn Jcnsurss ao@
Canada ns,nrs1 90 seneea, Western. 52a55c; snake
:? Feinia 45e 49, ~ "'''pPeo' &c: do Texas. s39isc;
6nAc ,a nNp MEAI-Inierest -four us. oh,ee,, .or
70 us better grades and While esrs- cnieny con
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

oos A. NJ sad - 2 NJ Daily excsn. s1rdays to
Pttsrnlt North Adams. only. 4
p NJ Sundays only. A.
Prllrlen Cars aN through
wi Ijyht
Ticke. of"C-s If3 80. Al. and l2fs Broadway IS
Union So. W. % Columbus Ave. f3S
lsS,h ca YORK.: sas ana 7es
Fulton ST.. lOe Rroadwav r n. Rrookivn
Telephone e0n Tor York Central CaN
Service checked residence ny
WAstcott Express Conp-ny
p. : BLODGErT GEORGE IT DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

days prices.
East Liberty Sept. 24-Cattle steady; choice S5 I51
s6 prime s. 5oGs5 I5 good, s. 3o4 so Hogs active;
prime heaves 81 6O1ST IS. medium 81 5SES7 80; heavy
Workers 81 40gS7 50 light Workers 81 3oas 81 grassers
SlgSI 3d. pigs, to weight and quality SS 1887 sktps
S5Gss roughs S. 5odST so sheep steady best wethers
SIS 50$4 culls and 81 25Gs2 yearug5 81 so
$71f$I
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
nhlJINnpE g. nyIo nAI pnln
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. New York as fos-
lows, and IS min later foot West I9d n "
- 10 A M.-Fcr interni points Albany & Mont.I
flO;3o A. M--Seratosa T. and Buffalo
f1i 30 A ND Mohonk and Catskiu M,
a 500 p M--ChicagO Express
80 M-cont Lin for Detroit. Chi. & ST. Louia
1880 p ND For Hudson River Points & Albary
.:i5 .e:i5 r M-For Roch. Buffalo. Cleve'd 4 chicaso.
tl:45 p M-For Rcch-, Buffalo. Detroit q ST ISufs
'9:15P M;-For SYRIA. Roch- Mag Falls De & Chi
'Daiy. tDaly. except Sunday. Leaves Brookiv, Al.
rex No. at fiO:iS a NJ: . p M I~av.
Jersey City r r. r. sta. l. at III 90 A. NJ No
at 1885 NJ Time tables principal hotels and orces
Bagsase checked Westcotts F.
= biODGtfT. c. E LAMBERT
cent superintendent Gen'i Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

Foreign Coffee Markets.-Santos-Coffe market firm;
good average Santos 4S400 receipts $4,000 bags two
daysl stock, L17l000 bags. Hamburg-coHee market
opened unchanged: 2:30 p. net unchanged 10
pennig higher; Gales. 5000 bags. Hayre-Coffee mar
opened quiet. unchanged franc higher; II
unchanged al 3 p N. quiet; $50 p. advanced y
fofai sales 10
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
Railroads
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAIT7oAD.

046 u ~ u II u 40 ~ - -
RAILROAD.
sTaaT5o8T aNB fR; & wE Esd EFr
AZ The leaving time from DesbrosSeS ana
t"rtiandf Streets is 1--WE inmates later than
th"f given below for Twensy-third street
except wher" otherwise noted.
cars New York to Pittshurg sieeping Car PitrsDurg
81 ~ FAST Fss0STs Cleveland
SnPsgisns Sn csfr F 'sPg Dining s0Ia ana 0sss5s,-
fndiaaapos IoSieEig ieYs5and an I0sa' C'ennA''
1.55 r: ": CHICAGO AND 'STS ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
a21 p. y. ST. louis is"s sEXSPREss-For Pittsburs.
wEsrERS wazS E8FEssFor Es lasls IanS ehicax, ror
% VI pAcfFTe sca1@e'Y ExPFTsFor Pnss caF pssur- and
s1Tss' Sn,s For KnszviIs day via shsnand9sh Valley
So T. ". cI.EvELANn AND CiNCINN4Tr Ex-
l.Ee.s .sg9I II rt,tshnTF Cleveland Nashville tva Gin
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
i Can, ;5'S is55 ding aRa Cars M
niHs on SaTa 6; 10 Gesbr9sses ard coEandt Streets
Gsrs !, = % . DINING fs5 Dining Car, .s ?
a.; m le IS piainF Car, osa5 coEeresslcnsI L.1n.
sc,54ITpPN y PlPgF T1E' q, ,:i9 9yS, ,,,,
ATLkNTIS COAST LISE,-Evpress. sss N. and ses
GoiItan Limited I25s p daily Express 1e 10 night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN HAr1wAr.-ror Memphis
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAIIWAY-s55 a. ass
For OLD POINT COMFORT ana NoRFoLK--1ss a NJ
week-days and n m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 n. m. . 5S n weekdays
SUNDAYS T.55 n Through VestibuIed Trains. PuHee
Parlor Car. Standard weekdays Farioc
smoking Car ParIoF Cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sunday.
.AfE MAY.-f2 ~ m weekdays
FOR points New York Long Branch Railroad lrroa
West TveDtv-thIrd Stree. Stationl s5j II 10.
- 325. 40 I.55. and Gas y. Sundays, e25 a m.
15a ffron pesSrosses Cortlapdt Streets) 600
. M, Ie- 60 2ao 8 20. 10. TO- and 100 p. Sun
Gays. . +S SIS D. N
EoH PEILAEELPHIA-
81 tDesoros.c- md C0rtandt 620) t2S. seS
SO S53. 92s (95S TO- 10 fDesorosses
ana Cortland. Streets 20) Dining Carr 1855 Dining
tarl: l155 IL 81 OnirE ~ tOesbroSses ana
Cortandt streets a0 25J 3c5. 355. 4-a5 425 tDin-
Ing Car) 10 dining carr (Dinine Carr. $50 SO
500 p p r. j, 10 night sundays 10 % 9rt sno
ing Csr1 255 fDfnlnS Csrl. 1.55 Dining car:
SO. $50, ~ dining ASS Dining Carl. 800
(Dining CAL T.55 s.25 q. % D i2. 10 night
Ticket offices Nos as, III and 2st Broadway
ls2 Fifth Avenue Cbeiow STU Astor House: West
Tventy-third Street Station and stations foot OF pes
brcssss and CcTtandt Street. $50 Fui-
ton Street, es Broadway Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton. Brooklyn: Station jersey City The New 1ork
Transfer Company will call check baggage from
hotes and residences through destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Stresr' FOR Psnnsylvanis
Railroad Cab Service
]. r. HUTCHINSON. = R. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
Railroaos
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL.
Liberty South Ferry trne Ferry nye
earlier than below. as
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

A.
1880. f130. fS-G. '9W. 1000. A NJ NJ
q 90 e 90 $40. taoo $500. t4ao 500 100 t7so
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
f-s3o. $500. 'leo0. 'II.s0 A. NJ. tlOO Il so "a 40
800. '7O0 p NJ, .1c. IS ridt. NV
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Rector ST.
Through TO Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ. Ioo 3a5 30
F. n. Through to Long Branch. SEQ p NJ Sunsavs
through TO Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ LOO 90 p NJ
Offices: Liberty 81. Ferry, Ferry Ils o6i asa
1900 Bway. ls2 5th 137 9Th Av 25 Inion Sr
1873 East 12sth ST. 273 West I25h ST. c4s Coium
bus New York; 4 Court St. 344. Fulton 81
sso0klyn ,9s es brosdsay WinamssurK New Trans
fFrom Liberty ST. only 'Daily. tDaiiy sxcep, Sun
day. Sundays only. '
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

fdo-cofee market firm; No Z Rio. 4sT0o: exchange
Ild; receipts $4,000 bags days) cleared the
United States, 10000 bags; stock. $50 $50 bags
The statistical position Brazilian coffee IL as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25


in tone. with prices points lower points higher
and. Immediately following the
and support the bull induced
by light receipts points South. crop reports
and better cables than looked European trade
reports were unfavorsble the public failed
the market, and had IL that heavy Southern
ens OF spot cotton at triae lower prices check
Ing business. This tended discourage buyers
and 10 prompt bear operations liberal scale.
rest Of the forenoon the quite
steadily downward. with January leading decline
under brisk liquidation and selling by pit shorts Not
until thar option touched -63c there least
symptom OF buying for reaction. while midday the
EnceTtone was heavy, with prices close
me weekly government report proved worst
received thus far this season, and with estimates for
very light receipts at the ports towns
morrow, with significantly strong semi-weey interior
Ioan statement and with that Borden
ESep mills had advanced wages frightened
saofts into retreating movement and
.a-ea =. nnyng for marked reaction January stifened
70 Lie with other options showing similar
On the rise the South light
BUYERS The rank and file Of the professional element
renamed more or less at just which
saop for the immediate future and aggressive trading
ses al no time feature In the hour market
Ss quite hr on demand from shorts with prices
prices net ] 10 points higher. -
Ie range Of prices market to-day
was follows: - @
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

a c.y. and sun.erptiens for Tribune
"a door north Of slstst D. M sSvert,:y:
snts received AZ the following at rer,i.,
snce rates until D. m via: 1s4 ssh esaaef
soE z3d-st: tS2 eth-avs. ic1h st: Nacya ethc,~
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Chrtstopher STA
20 ~ a. M-nor Binyhamton. Syracuse and Utica
ssSU a M--For Buffalo and ST. Louis.
.II2 I2 Moon--For Utica. osweSo and Buffalo.
@!2.So p M.-For Water Gap and lIt Pocono
40 r M-For Buffalo and
ItVo 2 A-For Scranton Plynouth-Bu1.,
.eiO r M.-For Buffalo Chicago.
80 20 r. A-0For Utica. Oswego. Ithaca and Bura!o
Sleepers. open p M ~"'S"so - ihrooyD
ricketts, at 42S: 11SS, 1l3 Broadway 5c Lafaye,,. N
sss 90 1sn En Ave, Id w rs ST.. IL Park Pi 81 r. -
DAILY Except sunday tsaturday only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points thousands
New-York tribune., 1901-09-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Sept 2-Flour steady, unchanged receipts
10 II $50 bbis. Wheat steady spot
the month and october. T2lsq72ssc; December .4,sg
74Ssc; esq d6SSsc receipts. 81 s53
BUSH 70 900 bush: southern by sample IOg7s5c
Southern grade. 69T3lec Corn steady; mixed spot
and the moath. e14qd1ssc; October SIC asked year
exports 1000 bush Southern white 6oQ6ic
Southern yellow 60s@e4c. Oats firm; No waite
39c bid No . mixed 3SG3Slsc receipts 14,s6D bush
Rye dull and No 2 by, 55S5554ac; Ne West
562c receipts, 9IIo bush. Hay steady NO TIM
ohy $40 so Grain reights quiet steam 20 Liverpool per
&d September; Cork for orders. quarter, Is
7lsd September Butter firm unchanged fancy inli
tation 17G1sc creamery 212c; fancy ladle l6a
lie: packed 129 lac. Eggs firm and unchanged
fresh 1Sl2a19c. Cheese firm and unehanged; large.
9kGfOc medium 10lsG10Ac: small 10A AdlOisc. Sugar
firm and unchanged: firm and coarse sranuated. 521c
Buffalo Sept. 24.-Flour steady. Wheat-Spring. little
doing: No / Northern old. nc; T4c; winter dull
No red. I5c Corn dull No yellow S2.3c; No : do;
No sc; No 3 do. CT @.c Oats hrm No :
white 4Ohc; No do, sos. 04oc; No mixed. Ssc No 8
do STc Barley fairly active at from SIC Csc Rye
> 56i9c. Canal freghts steady.
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THE AMERICAN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING
AND DECORATING COMPANY.
Sings, Fresco, and Carriage painting Paper-hanging
Graining and Hardwood finishing, Speciality, Estimates
given Carefully All orders by Mail promptly attented to
Axtmayer & Son-Propietors
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.MAPAS

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Esferas de Is centfmetros, con CIR
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Para Familias

Llsta de ropa por TN aflo q vEINTE
7 CINco cENTAvos una y a DOS PESOS
docena. De venta en- la Imprenta
del BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
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of boathi and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-12
CHRI\STLAN
ENDEANOR>
HOSTS az
CINCINNATI

Moore. Nashville. Tenn. Its Work
Among the Prisoners" Mr.. Frederick
A. Wallis. Lexington. KY: Its Work
Among the Foreigners In This Coun-
try" Rev. J. +. Cowan. d. D., Boston;
Our Associate Members" Rev. ID.
Frank Garland. Dayton. Ohio; For
Christ and the Church. Rev W. ID.
Wallace. Utica, n. v
THE Twentieth Century outlook for
Missions" will be the theme for
Wednesday afternoon. Among the
addresses and speakers are these;
The Story OF Picking" nv. Courtenay
n. Fem. China. Home Missions"
Rev c. J.. Ryder d. D.. New York
city," Foreign Missions" MIR. Robert
Y. speer. New York City and Hon. s.
u. Capen l.. L. D., Boston
Three Farewell Meetings are ar
ranged for Wednesday night The first
hour Of each will be devoted to a
"Perpose Meeting" Wa'chwo d. for
the new century will he Ir,p aed by
the various state delegations. Each
meeting will close with one ad lress.
the speakers being nv J Wilbur
Chapman. ID. D.. Row. @ Campbell Nor
gan. aud Rev Floydw. Tompkins, DID.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-12
IMAGINATION WORKS CURES.
bogus Experiments Prove Successful In
Cases OF HyaterIA.

Bogus Experiments Prove Successful In
Cases OF HyatsriA.
The value OF a lively imagination
as a curative agent In disease Is now
we'll understood by doctors. and is
frequently used as an aid in effecting
cure. Pure water for instance, Ia
used by certain physicians in the city
hospital at Cincinnati. where there Is
a young woman who believes she can
not sleep without receiving a hypo-
dermic injection OF morphine. She
gets the Injection regularly, but wa
ter is substituted for the morphine.
The deception works like a charm.
and the patient is recovering. Now
and then a case presents an amusing
phase. One woman possessed OF the
idea that her heart was growing TO
her side, refused TO improve under
the treatment accorded her. and the
doctors, knowing her condition was
due TO nysteria, planned to get rid
OF her. Medicine was prescribed.
made up OF the most nauseating
drugs. and the patient was ordered to
take doses hourly After the first
days treatment the woman salu sne
was we'll enough to go home. and the
doctors congratulated themselves that
the expelling decoction had proved so
successful. To their surprise, when
the woman left the hospital she asked
that a bottle OF the medicine be given
her, as It had furnished more relief
than anything she had taken, Al
though the doctors say that 1t 10 wo-
men who respond most readily TO this
form OF treatment. there is now and
then a man who permits himself to
be deceived TO his own advantage, An
elderly man for instance, suffered
greatly from imaginary paralysis
Therefore the ordinary treatments,
whether by drugs or the electric cur
rent. had no effect upon him. The
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-12

could carry twenty per cent more car
10 than an iron one. and by 1890, nine
" out Of every 100 steam vessels built
were constructed Of steel. England Is
the principal builder today OF iron aud
wooden ships She also makes a few
OF what are called composite ships.
ships built Of metal and shielded with
wood The British figures for mate
rails OF ships for the year 1899 are as
follows. 2O6 wood, nine composite.
eighty iron. $40 steel.
The cost Of ship-building has fallen
greatly within the last few years. This
is due to the great reduction In the
cost Of producing steel. and TO Inn
proved machinery. IL Is estimated
that twenty years ago first class tramp
steamers cost $40 ton to build. They
can now be built for $50 For sailing
ships the cost Is s25 a ton as compar-
ed with S35 ton twenty years ago
High speed steamers are far more eN-
pensiye. a typical twin-screw steamer
cannot be built for less than $500 ton
IL IL said
IL IL interesting to see where the
giant steps Of modern ship-building
are leading us In the last third OF a
century ships have increased ave times
in size and have doubled their speed. II
this goes on the ocean greyhound Of
1888 will be OF $1,000 tons burden
! 100 feet long, 100 feet beam. IS feet
depth. and travel at forty-hye miles an
hour.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-12
Winter Vegetables.

Successful experiments have been
made recently in the forcing OF the
growth OF asparagus in the aeld in
winter by the help OF steam. Narrow
trenches about four inches deep are
dug between the rows and covered
with boards, so as to form little tun-
nels. Steam from a boiler il forced
into the tunnels through a hose. pene-
tratlng the soil and keeping the latter
moist and warm, The process has 10
be performed only once a day, for Ave
minutes at a time, and the results
obtained have been quite remarkable.
Within recent years salad plants, to-
matoes. muskmelons, green corn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-12

The japanese have so long been
called "imitators" that the terms
sounds trite. But II is one OF these trite
expressions OF half truth. As a mat
ter of fact, It is impossible for race
which has such strong individuality to
be merely initiative. Its wonderfully
metamorphOsis of the last thirty years
cannot be accounted for by such a sim
pie statement. The japanese initiate.
yes; but what they initiate becomes a
part OF them, and as 1t is absorbed II
is adapted and changed. How else
could the country through thousands
OF years have remained so absolutely
different from every other country?-
Ainslee's Magazine.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-12

ious life each day OF the convent IN
are special conferences upon the Bible.
Bible teaching. and upon the Holy
Spirit. Such leaders have been secured
as Rev q. Campbell Morgan. Rev. J.
=. Carson. u. D.. and Rev Il. 4. Tor
rey. D. d.. these men will be heard
regularly each day. Many other con.
ferences are to be held but lack Of
space prevents my mentioning them
now.
The general topic for Monday morn
ing Ia: The Twen'i IN Century
Home" with addresses a. follows;
The Parents Responsible ~" Rev.
Edwin Forrest Hallcnbeck. Albany.
~ v. The Happlest Place on Earth %
by Rev. Ira hndrith. Nashville. Tenn;
Read the Best Books" by Rev. ] V.
Pounds. ID. d.. Cleveland. Ohio. Fam.
lly Worship" by Rev Robert John
ston, ID. D.. London. Ontario.
Monday afternoon the topic L.. THE
Twentieth Century Christian Endeayor
Society" and two interesting Schools
OF Practical Methods have been ar
ranged
Tuesday morning In three simulta-
ncous meetings THE twentieth Cen
tury Church" will be the general sub.
Iect In these meetings the spcAa-
crs are practical men who will deal
with topics OF current interest, Tues
day afternoon will he given ny 60 yht
UNCONVENTIONAL rallies which have
each year become OF increasing Inn
portance at Christian Endeavor con.
yentlons. State rallies and receptions
are tho order fnr Tuesdav eVening
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-07-12
Tn. T,-, Co,o,.d Voter.

Thomas Peterson OF Perth Amboy,
n. j.. enjoys the distinction of being
the first colored voter In the United
States. lie recently celebrated the
thirty-hrst anniversary OF his frst
vote. MIR. Peterson was born In Mctu-
chen. n. j.. on May I. 1924. When
Thomas was four years old his par
ents moved TO Perth Amboy, and that
place has ever since been his home.
March 81. 1870. the residents OF Perth
Amboy voted on proposed revision
Of the city charter, on which occasion
Peterson deposited his flrst ballot In
commemoration OF the first vote cast
by negro the citizens Of that place
collected $50 and presented Mr.. Peter
son a gold medal, appropriately in
scribed