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Evening journal., 1901-01-17
DO YOU FEEL LIKE TMSp
Pen Picture for Womcn.

am so nervous, there Is not a
we'll inch in my whole body. ann 80
weak at my stomach and have indi.
gestlon horribly, and palpitation OF
the heart, and | am losing flesh. This
headache and backaehe nearly kills
me, and yesterday I nearly had hyster.
les there is a weight in the lower part
Of my bowels bearing down an the
time, and pains in my groins and
thighs; / cannot sleep, walk, or sit,
and believe / am diseased all over
no one ever suffered as I do
Tins is a description Of thousands OF
cases which come 70 Mrs. Pinlsham's
attention daily. An infiamed and M.
cerated condition Of the neck of the
womb can produce all of these svnp
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I,iannninr hi rnnnan

Berlin. Ont, Jan. IA 3-yesr-old
child OF Mrs. Katherine Ebel was abb
Quoted at noon Tuesday by a man who
secured the child under the excuse that
he wanted its photograph taken. The
woman's husband is in Detroit where
Mrs. Ebel intended to go i'm a day or
two. All attempts to trace the child
have been futile. William All. q Grip
pie, who boarded with Mrs Ebel was
arrested yesterday.
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why superintendent Frye Resigned.

Boston, Jan. l7-Alexis E Frye. late
superintendent of schools in Cuba. who
is in Boston, ia an interview. made
known his reasons for resignlng from
his Cuban position Of = service OF IS
months saying IL was The new school
law, which Mr.. Frye said made him
a "figurehead Mr. Frye says that
when he protested against certain *
its provisions he was promised they
would he corrected. AS tho changes
were not made Mr.. FrYe rnaiEned
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SENT FREE
TO men.
Free Trial Package Of This New Dis
covery Mailed to Every Man
Sending Name and Address.
Quickly RestOr Strength
and Vigor.

Free trial packages of most remark
able remedy ARE being mailed 10 an who
VIII write the State Medical Institute
They cured 80 many men who had hat-
tied for years against the mental and
physical suffering OF lost manhood that
the Institute has decided TO distribute
free trial packages TO all who write IL
Is home treatment and an mon who
suffer with any form OF sexual weakness
resulting from youthful folly, premature
loss Of strength and memory. weak back.
Varlocclc, or emarlatlon of parts cun nov
cure themselves at home.
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jury rriaI. For Porto rico.

San Juan. p. P... Jan. IT, Governor
Allen yesterday signed the first bill
passed by both houses Of tho Porto
Rican legislature providing for the
establishment 81 jury trials a bin
appronriating $4,000 for a Porto Rlcan
exhibition az me Pan American exc
hibition 20 hc held ai Rudalo has pasr-
cd tho house The committee of com.
cil which had The matter under con-
sideration has reported In favor nf
placing on salary OF native councillors
al $4,000 instead of $4,000 a bin has
been introduced which If passed viii
provide Governor Allen with a milf
tary staff
American Coal For British warshIps.
Halifax, n 81. Jan. n. The steamer
Evelyn has been chartered to bring "A
cargo Of soft coal to Halifax from Nor
folk. Va. for the naval dock yard.
This is the second large order for
American coal from the naval auth0ri-
ties within - months. the first loi
having proved the equal practically Oi
Welsh coal for British warships
Evening journal., 1901-01-17
Emma Abbott I,royided for Parrntl

Chicago. Jan 17.-A contest over the
control OF the estate OF Seth Abbott 81
2he probate court yesterday brought
out the fact that the late Emma Abbott
the famous singer had scr aside sl0J
600 for the maintenance Of her father
Seth Abbott, and had made like pro
vision for her mother. who lived apart
from Seth Abbott for several years
prior TO her death
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ND Iognn stntne in NvashInetnn.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE bronze
equestrian heorio statue OF Gen John
A. Logan, which is to be placed on tho
pedestal cast of the same metal nov
standing on Iowa Circle, this city, ar
rived here from New York yesterday
on the two masted schooner Ida l..
Ray. The statue arrived I'm New York
some six weeks ago from Rome. Italy,
where the work of casting was done.
The statue was brought 70 Washington
by water because it was too large TO
pass through the tunnels on any Of the
railway lines between here and New
York
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scranton a second cIass ci,r-

Scranton. Pa. Jan IL -9Isrcr James
Moir was yesterday Notified by GOV
ernor w. A. Stone that Scranton has
passed from the third into the second
class Of cities. The mayor has called
a special meeting e councils Tor ~
night to take action on the governor
proclamation.
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ISiagswood Leagne Elects

Kingswood Chapter Of the Epworth
League. has elected these Officers.
President william A Messick. first
vice president w " Harris. second
vice president Bertha Leeten third
vice president Thomas Raigen; fourth
vice president, Cora Springer; secre-
tary, p Frank Hare; treasurer, Jas.
Massey organist, Bertha Leethoa:
cnorister Richard n. Ross.
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Constructor nowIes' Promotion.

Washington. Jan. A. The president
ye 5terday sent to the senate the nOIli
nation VI Naval Constructor Francis Y.
Bowles, 10 be chief constructor and
chief or the bureau OF construction and
repair ia the navy department Con-
structor BOWles viii succeed Admiral
hichborn on March T. the date OF the
latter's retirement.
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Another New York Murder Mystcry

I'IVE I'F-3F OF = y 'IU'ItVT ny = " , .
New York, Jan. 1.-THE body Of a
man. with his throat cut from ear to
ear and showing other marks of vio-
lence, was found in a trunk on a pile
of skids at the bulkhead of Pier II,
East river, yesterday. 1t was identified
two hours later as the body of Michael
Weissberger, or Weissberg, an East
Side Hebrew, who was employed by a
jewelry firm to sell jewelry on the in
stallment plan. The name Of the wo-
man who identified the body Capt.
Titus refused to disclose. Capt. Titus
declared that the motive for the crime
was robbery and intimated that az
least two men were concerned in it.
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The remedy has "a peculiarly grateful
eucct of warmth and seems 10 act az
rect TO the desired location. giving
strength and development just whore a.
is needed II cures an the ills and
troubles that come from years of misuse
of The natural functions and has been an
absolute success ia an cases. A request
10 lhe State Medical Institute. So Elok-
that YOU desire une of their free trial
packages viii he complied with promptly
The Institute is desirnug Uf reaching that
great class OF men who are unable TO
leave home 60 be treated aud the free
sample VIII enable them 10 sre how easy
~ is to he cured of sexual weakness when
the proper remedies are employed Thr
Institute makes no restrictions. ANY man
VINO writes viii be sent free sample.
carefully sealed IN plain package 20
that It's recipient need have no fear OF
embarrassment or publicity. Readers are
requested Go write without delay
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Another National Forest Reserve

Washington, Jan 1.-THE president
yesterday sent TO congress the pre-
limlnary report of the agricultural de-
partment on the investigation Of the
forests Of the southern Appalachian
mountain region, with a favorable rec
ommendation for the purchase of land
for a national forest reserve in vest
ern North Carolina eastern Tennessee
and adjacent states.
Evening journal., 1901-01-17

After being repaired in the shipyaId
of the Harlan and Hollinggworth Com
pany. tho steamer Ulricl. Of the VIII
mington and northern Company lstt
the yard yesterday.
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sfrs. NreKinney WnI sing

Mrs. n. G. Mckinney, Of Jersey City
viii sing in the West Church Sunday
morning and evening. The evening
serVlca Will be in the nature of q song
scrSre.
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ALLEE MAs IrBILANr.

Wilmington Lodge A. o. U. W.. at
it's meeting tonight. viii discuss tho
classified assessment plan which viii
probably be adopted by the Grand
Lodge at its April session.
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HOLE IN THE LUNGS

There are thousands of men
and women, as well as ever,
with holes in their lungs: con
sumption stopped.
What did it?
Some change in way Of life
and SCOTS emulsion Of cod
liver oil.
A hole in the lungs, once
healed, IS no worse than too
tight waist or waistcoat. Take
the emulsion and give it :
chance to heal the wound.
wciisead you a litlc to tsy. Il you Ike,
icorT s DowNEs 4os Pearl street, New Yosk-
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Applicant For civ Rodmar

Alfred A. Hayes. OF the Fourth ward,
is an applicant for city rodman.
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72O French Street.

onice hours to T. a. M to 9 p. m.
Sundays to p. m.
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10 GRACE T0R mAMBLIY.

Charles S. lamhlin, Sussex county
magistrate took his turn The Republi-
cans aud Union Republican senators had
it in for him. and the resolution offered
by the Democrats only served "a put the
matter before the Senate III parlfamen-
tary form and expedite his finish.
Abbott"
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END OF TINE EXECUTIONS.

That ended the days executions. Five
had suffered the extreme penalty and the
Republicans aud Union Republicans were
satisfied. They wiped the gore from their
knives and put them ia their sheaths.
William Tharp. Kent county magis-
irate was confirmed without opposition.
and the resolution in his behalf won the
game hy score of ~ 10 o.
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RICHARDSON WINS OUT.

BY unanimous vote. II to o. Z resolu-
ton in favor of the confirmation 0f James
r. Richardson. magistrate of Kent
county. was ad0pted ana once more the
Democrats had to dance to the Ecpubii-
can music. for W hliam II. Cullen. q Kent
county magistrate, was ON the list for de-
eapitation. The Democrats did their part.
They offered a resolution in his behalf,
aud voted for him. bnt the score kept by
Clerk Cain showed the following result.
Yea -Messrs. Clements. Farlow, Hart.
Harrington. Maui. McNulty, Slaughter,
Wright 81
Nay Mcssrs. Abbott. Alice. Blakely,
Brasurc, Groves, Knox, McFarlaue
Pcunewill President pro tenn Ellison o
President Cannon arose and said:
Senators the resolution having failed
p receive the required constitutional ma
ioTity, ] declare it lost
Air Cullen was numbered among the
Democratic officials Of short official ten.
are.
CULBRETH JOINS CULLEN.
\ Democratic resolution was offered il
behalf OF Thomas O. Culbreth, 4 Ken
county magistrate, who was appointed /
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LAST ACT pTAYEU-
PARTY AND FAMILY TIES CON
lLICn.

He had reasons for doing 1T. In th
first place. he is Il Democrat; in the see
ond place. he is brother-in-law Of Dr
Layton, who Is Union Republican Fo
party reasons he could not vote for him
FOR family reasons he could not vot
against him. 50 he did the next hes
thiug, winch was to ect ont This action
was taken with the full approval of hi
party colleagues who appreciated Oh
ugly position in which he was placed
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ONE CAR OF new WHEAT
FIRST ARRIVAL ON CHICAGO MAR
KET IS FROM OKLAHOMA.
Condition and Quality Perfect-Wheat
and Provisions Close Lower and
Corn and Oats Higher.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Lower cables and
excellent crop prospects were again the
weakening factors in the wheat market to-
day. but the decrease in the visible supply
partly offset the lower opening and Sep
TENDER delivery closed sc lower. Septem-
Der corn closed Vase higher and Septem-
Der oats sc higher. while provisions closed
so loo lower
Wheat opened lower on cables. together
with good crop reports. There was very
litte trading with offerings the decline.
Bradstreet'S report Of a decreased visible
supply was SIreng Inening influence, and
prices rallied soon after the opening, which
was at the low point of the day. The gen-
eral news, however was bearish the SPLEEN
did showing of the new crop in the South
west being a leading factor. The first car
of new wheat arrived here to-day from Ok
lahoma, and was perfect in quality and
condition. September opened AQ2sc to IA
sc lower, at 66G664c There was consider
able commission buying around these fig
ures. A rally was brought about by shorts
covering, the price going to 66l2c. A slight
reaction followed, but the close was firm
and lee down. at 66Ss@6619c. Three loads
were taken for export. Seaboard clearanceS
of wheat and flour were equal to 453, 439 bu.
Primary receipts were 455,S4S blu, against
395529 last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 302 cars, compared with 3l3 last
week and 1873 year ago. Local receipts
were II cars. one of contract grade.
Lower cables impaired a weakness to
corn at the opening, liquidation of July
holders tending to increase the bearish feel
ing. Receipts continue small and the de-
mand poor. Taken all together the infiu-
ences both ways were about neutraliZed,
and the market had no decided tendency.
Reports of damage by the heat in the West
was considered by some bull feature.
September sold between 444c and 1870
447sc, closing Ease higher. at 4a4G447sc.
Seaboard clearances were 4S9. 101 bu. Pri-
mary receipts were 1853, SAG bu, compared
with S56,170 year ago. Local receipts were
Isl cars, of contract grade. Fifteen loads
were reported taken for export.
The feature in the oat pit to-day was the
narrowing of the spread between July and
September deliveries. At the opening it was
1HGssc, but at the close July was &c above
responsible. Phillips sold July to consid-
cradle extent. September ranged between
2614c and 267sc, closing with a gain of sc,
at 26%c. Clearances were 1000 blu. Local
receipts were 1872 cars.
On small receipts of hogs. provisions
opened higher, but quickly declined on local
selling The market was featureless Sep
TENDER pork sold between $3.50 and SIS. 10.
closing 1Oc lower, at s14.921z. Lard ranged
between $S77ib and $780, closing sc lower,
at $3.50 Ribs sold between SS17lz and S. %.
closing 21ac lower at $500.
Estimated receipts for o-morrow-Wheat,
33 cars; corn, 135 cars: oats, So cars; hogs,
$1,000 head.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt 81. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. June 25.-Flour dull and drage .ag;
patents. ss45asso; extra fancy and straight;
s. 30. Bran about steady; sacked. east track.
&c WheatINo red Csc; July ss5se; ssrts en-;
sSIsc corn-No q cash. s2xc July, l2lc; Sep
TENDER: 4s1.c oassxNo, 2. cash; 2Ssc; July July
$50. Dry-salt meats SbOxsdl easier; extra extra
$50. Bacon boxed easier extra shorts 81
sl.O5. Bagging. s,sd7c. Hemp twine. &C. Re-
ID 90 bu: oats. 20 600 bu shipments-FIour. n.ecS
brls; wheat. 1900 bu; corn. 1900 ou; oats.
BALTIMORE. June 25.-Flour dull; receipts
1888 brls; exports. 72S brls. Wheat steady;
spot snd The month sSbs !Sy lteanei
No. red, 6slsd6stsc receipts. s.?o5 bu; southern
74,kc. 1' corn-spot and the month. s5i. ys5'sc:
July. 45lkqi+c August ts4 aiec; steamer
white corn. 47g4Sc: Southern yellow corn. $50
47c. Oats quiet and easy; No. white. SSc;'
sales; No. 2 mixed. si%GS2c; receipts. ss.s2 bu.
red Western winter. IS 7l1d; No. northern
spring, SIS lOl4d; No. California. IS I'D, Corn
lean mixed. old, As 2s.d Lard-Amertcan refined.
in pals firm at AIS Cd: prime Western in
ent Steady az AS sd clear bellies steady
AIS Sd. Beef-Extra India mess firm at s4s Sd;
American finest. colored, firm at ass Butter
Good United States. s7s Sd
KANSAS CITY. June s5-wheat-July, Csc;
September 6O@c; December. 621<c; cash. No.
hard eslsc; No. red sslsc CornLJuiy H.c:
No white 42c. Oats-No. white. 3oizc. Re-
ceipts-Wheat. "A. 400 bu; corn 200 bu; oats.
10 900 blu. Shpments-Wheat, IS, 900 bu; corn,
5000 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
TOLEDO. June 25-wheat dull and lower; No.
2, cash. Csc; July, 6S1sc; September, 6sSsc Corn
dull and lower: No. 2 cash. 43Ac: July. 43Ac.
September 45c Oats dull and unchanged; No 2.
cash 27l.c: July, 26@tc. Rye dull and unchanged,
No. . cash. Sic Glover seed dull and lower;
prime, cash, $3.50; October s5.45.
CINCINNATI. June 25.-Flour steady Wheat
easy; No. red, 67lzqeSc Corn steady: No
mixed 44c Oats dull: No. mixed, 29A d30c-
Rye easy: No. ?. 5sd57c Lard quiet at $3.50
SO o. Whisky (distillers' finished goods steady
on basis OF s1.27.
DULUTH, June 25.-wheat-Cash. No. hard
sss,c: No | northern. 6JAc: No . northern. o0sxc;
July 657sc; September. 655sc. Oats. 27s.d2Sc.
MILWAUKEE. June 25.-Barley dull; No. Z.
sc. sample 35m52Lc
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Butter-Receipts. q. 1ss
packages. Market steady creamery, 1J41sizci
factory. 12ikQl5c. Cheese-Receipts 1880 pack
ages. Market steady; fancy large. cocred. csc.
fancy large. white. 9izc; fancy small colored.
essGe4c; fancy small, white. 9izd9esc. Eggs
Receipts. IL. 109 packages Market firm; Western
candled, 13i5c; Western uncandled. Hobo.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Butter steady and
in fair demand: fancy Western creamery, lslkc;
fancy Western prints. 1sc, fancy nearby prints.
zoe Eggs steady; fresh nearby. 14c; fresh West
ern l4c; fresh Southwestern. l3c; fresh Southern.
12c. Cheese firm: New York full creams: fancy
small. 9%c; New York full creams. fair to
choice. 9l.a9lzc.
BALTIMORE, June 25.-Butter firm: fancy i'm
itation 17G1sc: fancy creamery, 19n21c: fancy la
die. 15Q16c; store packed. 1sG14c Eggs firm.
Cheese firm; large, sAc; medium. ioc. small.
l0Ac.
CHICAGO. June 25.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries,
liiz6I19c: diaries. 1likdl6c. Cheese steady at
d10c. Eggs steady at 10dl1lkc.
KANSAS CITY. June Eggs steady: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. &c per dozen, loss
of. cases returned; new whitewood cases in
cluded. nc more
ST. LOUIS. June 25.-Butter steady; creamery.
1920; dairy, 1sd14c. Eggs steady: Western.
Sc; Southern, &c.
CINCINNATI, June eggs steady at lie.
Butter nrmer; creamery. I7G2ic; dairy. l3c.
Cheese steady
LOUISVILLE. June 2.-Butter-Pound bricks.
21hc: so-lb tubs. 2lc; 25-lb tubs. lc. Eggs. loc.
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Wool.

BOSTON, June 25-The conditions I'm the wool
market have not varied during the past week.
Manufacturers only buying what they need
TO III out any grade Of which they happen TO be
short. There is absence OF speculative feel
irg Nevertheless. this hand-to-mouth trading
makes fair business. but this is not enough ac-
tivity bring about any advance In prices
Territory woods continue 70 head the list Of sales.
with fine medium ard fine selling at 40Q42c
secured, while the staple articles range from
&c to Acc. Fleece woods are quiet and prices
mostly nominal for washed lots. Australian
woods are firm, but there few OF these woods
the market. The following are the quotations
for leading descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania
heeces, Y and Y and above. 23d24c: Xxx and Xxx
and above. 26c: delaine, 2sc; No combing. &c;
No. combing and %-blood, 25c; coarse and
braid washed 2sa24c. Michigan. Wisconsin.
etc.-x Michigan, 20c; No. / Michigan combing.
2sG24c: No Michigan combing. 23G24c; coarse
and braid. washed, &c; fine delaine 23424c. I'm
washed medium. etc: Kentucky and Indiana ~
blood combing, zoe; S-biood, 20c Missouri "
blood combing. lsc; ss,blood, isc; braid comhins.
lie. Territory. secured bass-Montana fine me-
dunn and fine. 1tG14c; secured, 40d-zc; staples,
14Gi5c: secured. 44d45c; Utah, Wyoming and
Idaho fine medium and fine. l3difc secured. 400
42c: staple, 14d14izc; secured. 43f44c- Aus
tralian, secured basis. spot prices; Combing su-
perine 7lg72c; good. 6Sg7Oc. average, s5967c.
ST LOUIS June 25.-wooi steady nrm par
ticularIy strong the better grades; medium
grades, 11dl7c; light fine, ugl$c. heavy fine.
Giic tub washed. l6dz4l1c.
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70 good. 81 !oa3OS: choice TO fancy. ss.l5a3 Is.
Rye weak; No. Western. 55isc. Z. o. b.. ahoat.
Wheat-Receipts. %. 500 bu: exports. I02. so bu-
Spot easy; No red, 75izc. T. o. b.. ahoat 75lzc
elevator: No. l northern Duluth. 74c (. o. b..
afoat. No. hard Duluth. S4sc, (. 0. b.. anoat:
Options opened easy and were barely steady all
day under moderate liquidation. weakness In the
Northwest. lower foreign markets. fine home
Gre news and short selling; closed easy at so
&c net decline; July, 7ShG757sc closing at bic;
September. 7l&Q72c. closing at nc.
= Corn-Receipts Us. 500 bu; exports. 81 12s bu
Spot firm: No. ,. 47ixc elevator. 4s5sc. T. o. b..
afoat Option opened easier with wheat. but
advanced on renewed complaints Of hot weather
in the belt. together with covering and outside
buying; closed steady at kGi4c net decline; July,
41isu47i4c. closing at 47i4c. September, sSls4
4s 11-i6c. closing a 4Sizc
Oats-Receipts. 81. 100 bu: exports. $3.50 bu-
Spot dull and easy; No. ?. sc: No 3. 5lizc: No.
? white. 33c: No. white. 32iec; track mixed
Western. Slizd33c; track white. S2izGS7c- OPP
tions quiet and easy.
Hay quiet; shipping. 72izc
Lard steady: Western steam. So Refined
steady. Tallow steady; city, 45sc; country. "a
SIC.
Coffee-Spot Rio easy; No. :. invoice. &C. Mid
quiet: Cordova. SitGl21zc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining s-lsc; CEN
trifugal. IS test. 1-32c molasses sugar. o-lec.
Refined steady.
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Marriage Licenses.

Percy b. WHILE ms and Moddert JefYriss
James Albert Sutherland and Daisibe Hendrix.
William Elmer Allen and LILLIAN Olsen.
Martin McManamon and Mary =. Moran
Alva Foutz and Jessie LEIGH
Calvin H Mckinney and Anna Cambridge.
Arthur +. SudbTeck and Lucy b, Hansen
William II. Seigle and Alice G. Marshall
Charles Sattler and Gertrude +. Menmeyer
Christopher Il. Coleman and Juliet J. Brown
Oscar DALEY and Dora r.. Let
William Anger and Laura Kraus
George W. Schmutto and Anna Lott
George r. Schneider and Jogephine Yeager.
Bernard A. Gallagher and Katherine O'Hara.
Dora Brock and Maude Rogers.
John Henry Carson and Sarah A. Cas-.
Thomas sullivan and Bridget Healing.
Harry T.. Surbarger and Lyce Wymola Bryant
Robert Jones and Mabel Jompor.
Charles y. Perry and Jessie r. Allen.
a. Lee Taylor and cara Burton
Victor c. Glbreath and Mabel Grace Cook.
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MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper, 4G4is per
cent: time loans. 516 per cent Clearngs, N.cUe,
SS6; balances sl21. 29l.O
NEW YORK.-Can money frmer at SS.64 per
cent; last loan. per cent; ruling rate, per
cent; prime mercantile paper, S&q4is per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy; actual business IN
bankers bills. 4s7%GlS77s for demand and
S.s5ssG4s5l1 for sixty days; posted rates, $500
and s4se; commercial bills. 81 S4iaG4.S5i2. Clear
ngs. s262. 966, Az; balances. s4.efs.OSo.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. s.ssis for sixty
days. s4.S9 demand New York exchange. 15c
premium. Cearngs. S2s 2ls.52s; balances. sl,s2l,
$50
BOSToN.-Clearings. SIS. 729. ISL; balances. So
o60OS1
PHILADELPHIA.-Clearn s17. 500; bal
ances, So 3Ss 10.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 5a7 per cent; New York
exchange l0c discount bid, par asked. Clearings,
81. $40, sol: balances. 81 325 909.
BALTIMORE.-Clearings. s4.4se.s47; balances.
1914. 610.
CINCINNATI.-Money. sac per cent: New
York exchange, par TO 20c premium. Clearings,
So CSC.
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Emanuel Meadows. 5I4 Fulton street. cause
Unknown.
Elizabeth NJ. Keller, hfty-three. go South Mis-
souri, street. bronchitis
Eliza NJ. Gilmore. eIghty-two. $50 North Penn
Vlvania street. cerebral hemorrhage.
George A. Locke. twenty-four. 2i7 Douglass
street. Academia! drowning
Cynthia A Johnson. forty-eight. SIS Fowler
ytreet. peritOnitis.
Hannah f. Chill. seventy-nve. 1917 Yandes
street. seniiity.
Harry Cole. nineteen, as South Delaware street
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