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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
DEATH OF MRS. KRUGER.
She Had Been Sick for Only a Few
Days with Pneumonia.
HER HUSBAND WAS NOT TOLD OF IT
For Some Time and Was Deeply Az
fected by the News-Short Sketch
OF the Dead Woman.

Pretoria, July 2l-Mrs Kruger, wife Of
former President Kruger Of the South AZ
rican republic. died yesterday afternoon
OF Pneumonia after an Illness OF three
days, She was % years Of age
Mrs. krugcr's long separation from her
husband combined with the death OF her
favollte daughter. Mrs. Smith last week
mud completely broken her spirit.
,ba mioM and many othsr members OF
peuslde when she passed away,
London. July 22-"Owng to the sunday
telegraph hours In Holland" says dis
patch to the Daily Main from Ililversun,
MIR. Kruger was not Informed of his
wlrc's death until the evening, The news
was broken to him by pr. lIeymans and
Secretary Boeschoten Mr.. Kruger who
had just returned from Htlycrsun church.
burst into tears ana asked to be left
alone.
49, lie eNclolmed; She was good wife
we qunrreled only once aud that WAS SIX
months AFTER we were mauicd
lls PRAYED for q long time and Is now
calmly sleeping his Bible beside his bed.
~
Mrs. Kruger was the second wife OF the
1ransyaa president. She was Miss IA
PlessIs, n name Of prominence In south
Africa, MIR. Krugers FIRST wife was her
aunt,
NIrs. Kruger was n typical Boer woman.
sue cared nothing fer tnery. aud In tho
daNs of prosperity at her home In Pretoria
sue ma all the simplicity of manner amt
mode " living of the pHncst woman Of
me Ncldt II was said ~ her, even at that
time, when her husband WITS accumuatiug
millions according to report that her chief
Interest In life wits to see how much she
could save IN her housekeeping. Through
out the 1,ransvanl shn was famous To- her
cchec, which she always had ready for
VISITORS She cared nothing fDl politics
When statue was erected to her husband
IN Pretoria her especial wish regarding
II was respected, namely that the hat an
ugly chimney pot should he left rooaess,
So that rainwater might collect In l. and
an ri SolGce to thirsty birds "Auntle
Kruger Is what she was called by hsr
people Of the TransyNnl It was often
told of her that when any enc mentioned
her husbands wealth she would conhda
tp him that her husband ana she never
lived beyond thcll "rufee money! $1,000
u year, which they got from the govern
ment
Mrs Kruger was The mother of sixteen
wealthy burghers and nose OF her snfs
took an interest IN the army. Site and
the president lived in n modest littlh two
story cottuge painted white ana covered
WITH mo ming glory who's
When the British took Pretoria and Che
president ned he LEFT Mrs Kruger ia the
city aud she was sick when lie left for
drcn We're then with her Despite
some losses In the family, NJ last reports
the couple had thirty one sons una grand.
sons In the field.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
BRYAN KILLS THE BOLT.
Such a Movement Can Expect No Sy
nathN from Him

Such a Movement Can Expect No Sym
patty from Him,
Cleveland, Ohio. July 21-'By a letter TO
G. w. Root prominent In the Bryanite bolt
In Ohio, w. j. Bryan has thrown cold wa
Ter on the entire movement. In no uuccr-
tain language he Informs the boilers that
they can expect ne sympathy from him
While not pleased with the Reputation of
the Kansas City platform by Ohio democrat
Mr. Bryan emphotically sets his seal Of
dsapproval on any move calculated TO do
possible harm to the democratic party.
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MANCHESTER CLOTH MARKET.

Considerable Inquiry but Little Bust
ness Was Done,
Manchester, July ~. Although there was
considerable Indian Inquiry in this market
last weck the uurn over was not import
ant Throughout the week the demand
was not brisk Il was difdcut to keep
looms running aud some manufacturers pre-.
terod having them at a standshl TO ac.
cepuug the prices offered,
The China trade was quiet, the dscourag-
Ing condition az silver exchange hnmpcvlng
the merchants For South Africa there
WIS a miscellaneous business Yarns were
slow With prices cnsier Tor actual business.
Buyers wore Indifferent to large opera
ton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
sMuaeLERs oAPTuREp

They Had Made a Dieker Tor Thou
sands OF Cigars Monthly
III Paso Texas, July 2i-T.ate last night
customs officers captured three men
charged with smuggling aud seized guam,
tiW Of cigars OF the finest Mexican manu-.
factpre, on which. no duty had heen paid.
The men under arrest are all Mexlcaus,
some weeks ago the men made proposi-
zion TO Nar Ennis, cigar dealer OF this
city, To Furnish him 1000 To lOA.OOl cigars
per month";. He closed a contract with
them Tor $4,000 per mouth aud last night
the FIRST delivery was made. lie had uoti-
TED the customs authorities and these ofh.
GERS wore awaiting and when the smugglcrs
reached the rendezvous they were arrest.
cd and the cigars seized
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KANSAS IoINT RALnEp.

Members OF the w. c. r. u, Then APP
pealed to the Sheriff,
vi Dorado kan, July 2t Seven women.
headed by Mrs n II. Grover, president
Of the local woman's Christian Temperance
Union, entered "a Joint run by II man
uamed Hurch In tenn In the center et
town and demolished tub ful Of bottled
beer. rhey took samples OF tho liquor to
the sheriff who Inter erdercd the lont to
quit business Five hundred people gath
cred while the raid WAS IN progress A
Htontst' IN another part OF town lonled
his stock into a wagoe aud disappeared,
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no Guesswork,

No intelligent person weuls y. Va
going to a dentist to have 'ne \ Z.
ed. An ocullst would be prompsR a Y
ed, because he Understands ~. 4
Many p ople, however % @
same intelligent thought 9 n
ment Of chronic diseases Faes
constitute a speciality Just as III N,
do diseases Of the eve, aud IVY !.
ticine physician. who Is oi's- ...sl
has not had the experience NJ
property treat them. Il Is MOI ". ~,
are SO difficult TO cure thar = sssl
are afflicted with a chrome Nj
their life. but because thes y
the proper physician for tles' r,s|
In my extensive pracuse' Nj
larger than that Of any o.ns' MA
the United states, have neu X
patients who had been trea's I.,ss|
doctors, not one Of whom nue. '.I.,.
case. although they were ,,,,s
CAPABLE physicians. As eoa,' \.
had been experlmentea 4 ~
treatment In no way sui'sa s,,l..
The result was years Of
could have been avoided. -, 4
The experience which ',,k
in deyoting myself eae'us Il i
treatment Of chronic dlfess s,,, y
years has equipped me pe'ig ". I,
is no guess work whsa ! ~ /
regarding case. give ~ /. .O,l
study, and my treatment 4,
pared TO meet all condltisas IN
two cases may appear 0s'' .sus 4
chances are that there -
complication which nesas
tlon. :, 10 =
BY treating each case 9 4,
its. and not relying ups W
ready.mads treatment, ! ~, 4, Il
most successful specialist s,iab
/ rely solely upon m' n y
science, and my patlepS sr,f
expert treatment obtalnae ,l',. \, 4
invite the AFFLICTED y ..,.ptls
ont cost. o, write for ss s. Z 4
blanks, which win exp'a n
plan plan. OF p,a a1a' san Ansesls; : 81 Il
A''n' !, NHwros Hlrsi'S
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MOVEMENT oF ocEAN VEssgLs.


7NTIVVIdI % IHV IWNII
Pensacola, Fla July nj Sailed: Tug v.
II. simpson with barge Tabor for Gal.
weston
Fort Eads, La. July 81 Arrived. ri Rio
tAml from New York; Dlnnamore a. ~.
from Pensacola; Florida DAM from
shields, Goodinood tBrl from St Vincent.
Tape peVcrde. Sailed: Chalmette tAm
for Havana; III Dorado tAml for New
York; helvngrove CBrl for Capetown.
Africa; Pio tNN, SPAIN for Barcelona yia
Havana, Almorlra and Cadlz; Claudius,
lGerl for Hamburg Via Tampa and Nor.
tolk; Alabama tNor1 for Port lmOn; Usk
lBrl for Ceiba; George W. Kelley tAm.
for Bluedelds
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STATE

Officers aud men " tho volunteer
guard are to be Kept busy during the
coming week at Chmp Niahry.
Internal revenue collections tor the
Austin district amounted to St.07oO00
during the year
A GrccnvIlle cotton future operator
was dned 500 and siyon thirty days In
jail.
Reports Of rain pre made from many
parts Of the state.
The condition Of i. A. lIcGlcnngor Of
Galveston rs considered critical.
The store of olive, Sicrncnhcrg Il
Go. at olive was destroyed by fire
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

II Is believed disorder and distress
wiu follow the actual opening Ia the
Oklahoma country.
Il Is said that the mystery Of EMS
Glenn Is In fair way OF being clear.
Ell M In a short time
a gun play by three negroes AZ Clcye.
land, Miss, resulted In one of them
being killed and another badly wounded.
moonshine war Is on In the noun.
talns Of Tennessee; whlskey makers and
Officers have hecn wounded.
The heht records have again been
broken, especially In Missouri, whore
prayers Tor rain were offered.
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Every Exertion a Task
h Every Care a Burden

There is failure of the strength to
do and the power TO endure; there Is
weakness all over" that Is persistent
and constant
The, vial functions are impaired,
food does not nourish. and the whole
system Is run down.
A medicine that strengthens the
stomach. perfects digestion. invlgor-
Rtes and tones Is needed.
whst Hoods SarnasariI did for Mn. l. D.
Garland. Shady, Tenn. Il has done for others,
6ho took II when she was all rnn down with.
cut appetite. testing flesh, and unable to dc
AerwerA Il restored her appetite, Increased
kar v&,eht sd nade her wen and strena,
rhis sa her ewn unsolicited statement.
HsCas's Sarsapas.SESa
Promises 10 cure and keeps the prom.
ISo. Ths earlier treatment is begua
he better - begin Il today
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Bio Meetinn a Reevllls.

Beeyllle. TeNas, July ELIZA big prptract
ed meeting has begun In this city by
the Methodist congregation assisted hy
several of The other Protestant denomInn
lions In the city rhc meeting Is being
held under a hlg tent erected on block
IN tho synier Of the town ~ IS the Ia
teNtm of those who have Il Ia charge "a
have enc Of ne greatest rcVlyals III r
ilglou ever known Ia thlH part ot the state
N u ~ possible Scy ~ preachers FROM
other towns viii assist In mo preaching
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nna Rnu kiIIed Another.

Knoxville, Tenn, July 2l.--Inh Z
at Notchcy Greek church hans'
Abell Crafts and Walter Hops
aged Ii, became engaged ~ Y
over remarks Hooper IL allegea Y
made concerning a Young ladI W. 4
Crafts. During the encounter NV , x
Hooner drew his knife and stanvN \ \
In the heart, killing him inslahsus 7
fed and has not been captnFea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
Sheriff Nc Tiernan Dead,

Corpus Christi, Texas, July sli-lA'
Herman. the sheriff and tax coIlsc'
Nueces county. died at his home my,
ing after long and suffering lIliA'
consumption, He had been in MilI
most constantly for the pasi sa1
was brought here last wees hls "
will occur tomorrow evening w,s
auspices of the local Catbole ~
and Hibernian lodges
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
LOCAL.

The heaviest rain since April fell In
Houston
DICK Bowling Camp viii mike future
headquarters ut the Light Guard hail.
Jewish social club organized with l03
charter members
Meeting Of Post c, Travellers protec-
tive association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
THE STRIKE.

President shlffer says he is satisfied
With the result Of the FIRST week Of the
strike.
The administration Is powerful enough
10 bring the strike TO close, says
Shniler
A pool has been organized to support
steel shares tn fhc market
Agents Of tho steel trust arc In Ala.
hama trying to hire negroes TO take
the places Of strikers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
DaIrymen should Attend.
To the Editor of The Post.


kockdale, Texas. July i6.-At the com
irg meeting OF the State nalrymen's MS.
9ol which will he In connection with
NY luutth annual session of the Texas
r nn,tiinetS congress, beginning July % and
sired uhus three days. 1t is especially de.
tisen that business men from All sectIona
81 the state where the deyeionment ne
~ taV1l ualry can be made a matter Of
n'u,uu heneht to both town and country
WI ATTEND mat meeting and learn the hest
ttHNtnuuS OF handling butter from the farm
nHHe nlurAvt, mat they may put their
1870 on me simple and economical
IN nous OF getting the full benefits OF their
s,,n ti'e year round, and having them 10
s1nnH OUT markct which Is now being
~ from the North. Texas Is natural,
y, Wy ually state of the tlAlon. There IL
tbs Iu"n IN any farming community In
lAl TO produce sufficient butter "a sfroTd a
ssVnm business of itself II properly Looked
~ u''eh anu II would he especially prontahle
vuilolhed with the grocery or renerai
StVt'. oOt idea is TO devotion The man
WW through him to devotion this business
ne VIII see II OF sufficient advantage M
Snow up az this meeting.
~ ~ enVi1es and cheese plants should have
1'bna. representative there by all means
ssnt3s rh'viptlses are being stFrted In many
h.. ,i ts ~ INC state and much good can
perieneessS" from exchange OF ideas and ex-
hsedueed rates VIII he given nv all roads
a NY. economical acrommodatIons wiz 10
s,a,ii'ln,ttn hl me college. An enioyabie In.
s,snvilYe and profitable tlmr can he sofaiv
i''"nsea to all who attend. " P
sfssidsa, State psirynsn,s Associates, pSL.as;
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RAILROADS.

Tho commission gives out some figures
concerning rates on petroleum.
Pacific Express company IS expected
TO seek mandamus to obtain a permit
There are more rumors 81 The part the
$. r is 10 play In the consolidation
scheme
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ELECTRICAL STORMS IN EUROPE.
Several Persons Reported to Have Been
Killed hy Lnhtninn.

Several Persons Reported to Have Been
Killed by Lightning,
London, July 81 Over the greater part
of the British Isles The weather continues
very hot Eight people have been struck
by lightning IN storms of short duration
and seven were hit In Hollnnd. In the
Austrian Tyro the lightning sunck two,
killing them outright while -four 9th rs
were disabled
Copenhagen, july 21A hot wave Is
spreading over Denmark At several points
today the temperature reached 81 degrees.
st. Petersburg. July Oh Phenomenal
heat prevails throughout northern Russia
The temperature In Srasburr today WAS
III degrees Fahrenheit. In Odessa II was
t06 and the rate of mortality here Is 20
per cent above the normal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
CHlNA uNREPENTANT.
Invasion Has Not Awed the Celestials
Greatly,

1'icn rslu, July 2i Europeans here con
slider that the prevention OF a speedy re-
curreuce OF trouble Is not likely II is
Thought that this fact should be rocog
nlzed IN Europe and the United states
The general feeling in Tien TSin Is that
China s in no wise nverlwed or rcpcuaut.
~ Hung Chang is reported ia have adopt
cd sp ou-hund tone toward Il member Of
the provisional Cover lment and to have
talked confidently OF ousting the pruyls.
recommended cutting telegraph wircs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22

LIKELY TO FOLLOW THE OPENING
OF THE INDIAN LAND.
A hundred and Fifty Thousand AppIi-
oants Tor the Thirteen Thousand
Claims to Be Given Out.

Fort SIN, Okla. Julv ~ Disorder aud
Distress WILL It is feared follow the actual
opening Of the kiowa Comanchc lnuds on
August y It Is now estimated that fully
10000 people viii have registered for II
chance To secure one Of the 13.ool claims
20 be awarded by lottery whom thu reg
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No Hair?

The trouble is your hair
does not have life enough.
Save your hair. Feed it with
Ayers Hair Vigor. If the
gray hairs are coming, Ayers
Hair Vigor will restore color
every time.
81. All druggists. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell, maaf'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22
nRoKn Up A PotICY GAME

ioavonworth, Kauo lulS al--Mrs Mary
u pickepsop surprised half a dozen mcn
lr Jack Bachelors place here last Night
mii smashed policy wheel into hundreds
Of peres With hatchet
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loveladN Won . Gnme

ToyclhdN Texas, July 90 Midway and
Lovelady baseball teams played good
game fer amateurs the score bring IA ia
10 Ia favor Of Ioyelady Lovelady's ont.
field was weak, so Perry and Sncei milton
err and caichcrl held the bah in The lnhcid
Midway played Jewctt's battery, and tho
entire team played good hall In the Geld.
but could not manage perry's delivery
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Memphis. Tenn, July 81 schafstall the
new pitcher Of Jackson, Tom amateur
team pitched Tor Shreveport today nnd
held Memphis down 90 AVE- hits His sup
port was ragged, however mud his own or.
for contributed to Memphis victory. At.
tendance 1000,
Score II IL "a
Memphis ......... .O9n ola COX 4 < y
shreveport .a,,,. DOW 100 0lt-- G IL 10
Rhoadcs and Armstrong; Schufstai and
McC;nlre
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BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Chicago, July 2i.-oue Of Taylor'a gifts
md both of his JCam's errors proved very
cHBtly today being followed hy hard
drives. Attendance 5000.
Score: II II 10
Chicago .,....,..,. .oO2 Ol2 DIX Q
New York .... TOO Ot0 90 . q
Eason and King; Taylor and South.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22

HERRlNE clears the complexion. etypS
hnoyancy to the mind curcs headache. res
ulatef the stomach and bowels. stiinWints,
the liver and y, In fact, q perfect guara
Ian OF tho health. Price 20 cents. Tor sale
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s9iCos , 1qly q r9C loGal. h!t Bern,
sorr1InnN LnAGll1-


New Orleans, July - Despite the rain
and mud Y WAS a hattie rovol after the
first Inning, both pitchers lighting hmd
ana being magnihcently supported Tho
tenth and eleventh Innings were ~ sharp
ms the others, until Smith suddenly landed
ball into right ield seats AMI the g1me
tied IT,
Score a II 10
little Rock 800. 1901 coo 900 90 4
New Orleans go. 400 coo OIN of Sd. 3 n
blackburn and Lynch, naunohowcr and
WeRtlake
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-22

Washington July 2i-~Ihcic vas no
change IN the condition OF formcr senator
pueh OF Alabama.
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Best FOR rheumatism. Eln,ef n Amends
Prescription No. 2S5i, eiihratsd on Its
merits for many e1eetuai cures, q, n.
sehmidt Houston. Texas, sole agent
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shoi fron, Ambush and Ilobssa

knoxville, Tenn, July 2l.--Ness@ !,
reached here from TazeNell, ieaa7 4
that John Lachere was shot li'N sis 4
last night and 500 taken IRON =.
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SPORT.

jim Corbctt Is alleged TO have spank
cd Frcnchmcn who wanted to tight
duct.
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MONDAYS RACES.

Hawthorne Entries.
Six furlongs- George Arnold i9i, Rival
Dare, Theory III Admontion ia Possart
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MALARIA CAUSES 6lLlOUSNESs.
Groye'e raatsless chill Tonle removes
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEES ORGANIZED
70 Prevent a Continuance Of lneendiary

To Prevent Continuance Of lneendary
Fires.
Mattoou H., July n. Eighteen hres here
IN the last four weeks have caused total
lees ~ $2d00.000
Fhe ely authorities have DESTROYED gam.
bling ontats and have been enforcing tho
laws against nther Vices aud the ares are
supposed 10 he retaliNtOFy,
Vigilance committees viii be appointed a.
extra guards To- nAtro the business aud
residence portion " the city,
q a. - ~ q F1rA.
Bears the The Kind You HAYS hitays Bagyg
~'' . &<sHAzzsx41
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-London prices were low
err and foreign houses sold few stocks in the
local market. Arbitrage business was light. total
dealings amounting to about five thousand shares
CONDITION OF THE CROPS.-Prime's Crop
Bureau says that the States of Minnesota and the
Dakotas are rejoicing in heavy and timely rains
which have put their spring wheat crop in
celent condition. The precipitation has been sufi-
cio Mt 70 keep the crop in good condition until July
Still suffering for rain in the Southwest particu-
larly Kansas. The winter wheat crop in Kansas
has been steadily running down for the last thirty
days.
most influential insiders of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company quoted yesterday
saying that II the directors should decide pay
a larger dividend IN July, it would certainly
in the form OF extra declaration. and that there
Is possibility. in his opinion of the dividend
establishing straight out per cent basis.
MAY EARNINGS.-"The Financial Chronicle
computes that fiftytwo roads earned gross for the
fourth week OF May 81 6.i6 against 81 26 75i
I'm the corresponding period OF last year. an in
crease OF SLl5l.7l0 1O.22 per cent The final
statement for the third week Of May shows that
sxtyhve roads earned gross s9.676 036. as against
SSl9.02 last year, increase OF $s57.O5. or O. -
per cent. For the month OF May seventy-three
roads earned $i9557 $50 against SIS iO 625 I'm
May last year, an Increase of sif55.7 9Ss per
cent.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED Chicago Great
Western Railway Company has declared the resu-
''' ''iI'''l'"''i hlNl'ehu OF ~ per cent on the
preferred a. stock and a semi annual dividend
OF Ter cent the preferred b stock. both
payable July l. The Twin City Rapid Transit
Company has declared the regular quarterly divi-
dcnd OF "a. per cent It's preferred stock payable
July J. The Ncw-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company. lessee will pay a dividend Of
per cent on the stock of the New-York and Har-
lem Railroad Company July to stock OF record
June l5.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.-The sale OF municipal
bonds in May aggregated Ni.5s2 $40 not including
N26,Ss6 Of temporary loans or foreign or Canadian
loans. This compares with NO396 EOS IN the pre-
cejiug month and S962}.2ii' in May 1900
NEW TOBACCO BONDS.-The new Consolidated
Tobacco bonds and interest sold at q on the curb
This the first sale.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-09
UNITED STATES STEEL.
The Engineering and Mining Journal' SAYS:

The Engineering and Mining Journal says
The steel companies which remained outside the
United States Steel Corporation evidently en-
gagged in consolidating and rengthenng their
position as Independent producers. Three of the
important concerns-tde Pennsy lvania Steel Com
p"ny, the Cambria Steel Company and the Tennes-
see Coal. Iron and Railroad Communicative been
adjusting their capital accounts and providing for
increased production: while three others he
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron Company and Jones Il Laugh
iins-are also providing increased facilities and
otherwise arranging to secure a large share of
trade. Several new concerns ha been or are 10
be shortly organized, though IN several OF these
cases there IS room for doubt whether their object
Is 10 work or To sell out. All this does not neCes-
sarly mean that there is to be competition which
will involve cutting of prices and sales OF material
though that would be possible In of a large
railing on IN demand Ii does mean. however that
have feared. ' FiN