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New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY JANUARY T. 1901

Sropp orders were reached al nc .or u.- ..r,, T.
the marker N few minutes During tine afternoon
in s at every opportunity while the mi, las
0f ssce III any assistance the public as rnatre-
wSess was apparently anxious TO get rid ~ FL Il. "a Tong
department eetory figure possible export
osas% on tns previous day the sales amounting 70 onr
apoIis ana Seg-fork and loads outpors The Mime
y, leL lnan the Of the list but The foyrsr 1s a5
CaSIs seiler in the afternoon. also 81 Touis
81 higher than Monday. while F3ldanest was
I'd than the previous night. Berlin partly
reeeipts Of only cars AGAINST 2as cars ss+ Vel
inf,sncs ars year ago. might have had stimulating
~ Dun side by the public all interior ponts the
amounted 70 $4,000 bush. against 4si 600 bush
On ~. point and Ial1sc net below the previous night
casA tne late eu-b May was s15sc Quotations Of
SsTd Duluth 9o9sc nominal: old No Northern Duluth
Sss: 49,: NO ] Northern Duluth. s61sc: No I Northern
req req New York, s29se; No . hard Neu-York 7g3sc..
COhN-What the wheat market lacked in noint of
the W, was supplied by corn to-day especially at
uor from sources that recently identified
the nevertheless advanced steadily from the OPEN
ing up to within half hour of close. realizing
close here although sc higher than the previous night
represented rather easy feeling compared the
nest point Of the day Receipts have been large
Chicago including only Seaboard
eearnces we're heavy again. reaching I29 500 bush while
only about I2 loads. No . I'm closed 45ssc
elevator and at 4cc anoa. )ATs-The trade in
with strength corn No 5slsc: No g. 27stc No
white. 32is a32lsc No white 3isc: track mixed. 2I29
2sisc: track white 51G35c and No white clips 3.lsG
33c. RYE-A Market quiet. No Northern 81 and
No Western sc both asoati state rye: s2a@s5G @
Feeding 4sa5ec / Z New-YorR and mating soG65c
c New -BUCKwEIEAT- Market quiet and quoted
AZ coG62e. c 1 Z NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
NAVAL STORES

There a demand in progress all day for
spirits and prices about offerings very
scarce Adviccs from the South bulkh
and the underone Of the local market aGie
Rosin showed signs of weakness in grades. but
closed quite steady at appended prices. we quote:
TAR-ReEularS. 81; DO oil bbls. 81
SPIRITS TIRPENTINE-3 -39d39i=c
R0siN-Common 70 good strained 81 %; z. 81 so; F.
81 sl5 G. 81 80 II, 81 92i7 81 %, X So % 81. 81 90
" 81 30. W c. 81 " W. So 25.
STOCK on HAND.
lurpehuhe SO03 bhls
3. ~ --- hbls
Charleston. Jan 3.-Turpentine Arm sc. Rosn hrnn
unchanged.
Savannah Jan. 3-Spirtts turpentine firm. 36isc bid
receipts. 43i bbls sales. 5O exports and
unchanged receipts as7 bbls sales Te7 exports
Wilmington. Jan 3-Spirits tuTpenttne Arm 35G5 C:
receps, 81 casks. Arm. 81 2OGS1 25 receipts 4ST
bhls Crude turpenfine quiet 81 30dS2 receipts
bbls- Tar steady. 81 10; receipts 343 bbls.
London Jan. 3-Turpentne-Spirts 2ss Iisd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

oiion Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
ialr business doing Sales 5000 bales: speculation
ezpon. 800. American. o00o Receipts, 10000, al
ssed 70 ~ points higher closed easy with prices net
e'snsed 70 "a pointr tower January 52s1zs; Janu-
-oreaTy. 5254ks: February March. 522las March
% sis-zh; ApTil-ksy. 5.i5s: Asy-June. 5la5sb June
cas- ,2l<o Juy-Augu 5.O35zb August September.
a. 'selssferYsIrs. quiet bus STEADY Cloths. orders
n. ~. ~ r AND MEAL-Business much disturbed BY
sIp break IN wheat, concessions being refused in
sss.t although bids cropped OF materially buyers
mat mills entirely line with present
s,.ss Trade therefore mostly IN trade brands.
s, ps,.nis we're quoted az 81 i0Nss so; winter
81 ~ % extra No ] winter 81 95nS2 s5.
ssd 4, leL g S5ls2 75 grade. SIS 50aSis Is spot
FiCr-D lse' hncs8heat gFain 81 10Yss 20. RYE
II, s..et. quoted: Fair 81 49, cboic-
s.t.1ft 30. ..cOFNMEAfs-Fifrn: quoted:
F.ri.. 49, sz s5ms2 ~. % brand. BAG MEAL
asic f-so5 blns white and yellow. ssclS; COARSE so
~ 7.sf-' -ttseDffishsr: quoted Spring spo;.
+s. s1s z2nsle 90; ooarse winter BRAN slsNsis:
tz7. ~ tesg1s cOfnEeai $25s linsa.d cake.
GRAZ, ,,k.e ,ls. hOniny chop. tl7; meal s2S %.
ea,,Ade Disappointment The volume OF
~-. s-sifSt an1 b~nTirr Price Current report
~s'.> r.f .st,snslble Tor the depression which pre-
Eos o., 49, sh.st supply IL IS Yr,D.i.o bush
Afs.- ftsr - ffts ihsn a ago, the surplus IL
hs,inr : ~ exported hzff .. SEASON
sATH - sst ,Eif ~ TIE op-ring business and
me - fcs tnfsffnlesions. throughout The
ster 80 met notable rally about midday
srasr1 - 'e bush before oreflngr could SUPPLY
ss$k- 10. lh4sii wheat eventually attracted
ny hsn 10Y 'tsf price. on ys.t~
-''N-sis rallied. especially a Chicago, where
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TABLE LINEN-PhiIa

Depot e. NJ Dept. las Arch street, phia.. Pa.
2. 1s0t.--Ssaled proposals. in trlpcate will
received here until II o'clock A. NJ: Tuesday. January
TRANSPORT Service with 5000 yards Linen for Table
Cloths. Table Napkins. Quantities be sub
increase, II desired by the Depart
Samples be and full information had
upon application the Schuylkl Arsenal in this city.
Bidders must state earliest date when they viii make
deliveries Government the right reject
accept all proposals part thereof Prefer
o domestic productions
factTe conditions OF quality and price ncludne
price OF foreign productions manufactures the duty
equal. A guarantee 10 per the
value articles bid accompany proposals.
UNGUAEANTEED BIDS will not be considered. The
required Revenue Stamps must be affixed 20 number
and properly cancelled Blanks for proposals
VIII application. Envelopes
proposals 20 be indOrsed Proposals Tor Table Linen
and Col JOHN V. FUEEY. Quarter
master-General, u. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.12 A. NJ and ass P NJ Daily excsue sunday "a
P1ttsheld: Sundays only az s.2O A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket Offices at 113. PSI. as 2I6 =
Union So. w. 275 Columbus Ave, fS3 West f25,- ST.
125th St and 13sth Stations New York: SIS ana T,3
Fulton 81. and 1O4 Broadway. E D. Brcoklyn-
Telephone 900 Street. tor New YORK central CAY
service Bass2ge checked from hotel rssf1s-cs 81
Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE n DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Pa<ssnS-V Axs-.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. g. D. m.-cotton-Spot fair demand.
prices 1-16d higher; American middlng Sd. good
middling. : I1-16d; mtddling. 32d middling
13-32d good ordinary, Sad ordinary 2o32d The
day 600 bales which 500 were for
speculation export. included American Re-
ceipts, 2uaOO bales all American. Futures opened firm
and closed American middling. ]
2s GAGS &06id sellers: January and February 26te
sellers; March and April i9-6iQ5 2O-64d buyers; April
and May l964d sellers; May and June Ia 64G5
June and July, 12-64d buyers: July
e-64G5 buyers August and September G0-6ad
sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
PROPOSALS for constructing Gates. connec

lions and Outlet Section Tiber Creek and New
jersey Avenne HghIevel inereepting sewer-ortce OF
the Commissioners. II. c., washington D. c.. Dec 20.
Ieoosealed proposhls VIII be received az this Office until
IL o'clock NJ Goth, 1901, FOR
outlet section OF Tibor
Jersey avenue hishevel ntercepting Speeinca-
lions and blank forms OF proposals may be obtained
this office The right Is reserved reject any all
bids OF bids. HENRY NJ. f. MCFARLAND
JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING IL. BEACH, Commissioners.
II. &.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Jan. 3:-Cotton firm; middng oe-lsc: low
exports coastWise a.T57 sales, 1850; stock 245.343
Baltimore, Jan. Cotton nominal; mdding. Zoe; low
middling Gi6c: good ordinary. l3-l6c receipts 65I
bales; exports the Continent 1890; stock, 10 $40
Savannah Jan. 3.-Cotton steady middlng. 9lsc: low
mddng &c: receipts 606I bales exports coastwse, 3s
sales l.sTO; stock. 1875 $50
New-Orleans. Jan. 3.-Cotton steady; middlng 91sc;
low middlIng, 9sc good ordinary she; receipts 4476
bales: Continent 3O3S: coastWise.
sales 1880; stock 314 SGQ
mddng 5-l6c; good ordinary 1916; net receipts.
53I bales 500. shipments Ss sales $500 stock.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

spo oofton dull with quotations unchanged on
he middlfrr upland and lose for mid
Cling spnf markets telegraphed as
t1i0Us Neu Orleans steady unchanged 3..c Mo
Bic quiet I-I6c ADVANCE 51s,c Savannah quiet and
sHz8F lae advance. 8izc; Charleston nTm and sc
gasc: Wilmington quiet. &c advance. ~ a1sc:
Nok snasv and unchanged 9iec: Baltimore nominal
20 unchanged i0n; ST Louis quiet and lec higher at
t.r. - Orleans
n 10 sO0 hales AGAINST bales week and
.1s year. Eost lodssy - II 500 males,
and ssls bales last year
Receipts ports interior points to-day com
ss,.a pfth the same dzy last and last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

A DvERTISEa1NTS and subscriptions Tor rns Tribune
n received their Uptown ONCE, No 1912 Roadway
north 8fsr-S. until o'clock
nents IN. following az regular
until o'clock 2. m. vizs "a
cor aaa-st 1s2 shave I2th-st: Mays
lsth-s' ld2 Colunsbusave, near West 65hst: iCs
West s2dst. near 6th-avei e2 East l4'h-s cs7 West
1th and sth l59 22s
sd-sve, 18th and T7,h sts: ioos .tays rssr
elst-st: lI0s lst-ave.. Tremonfaya
CSC 4ist-st.; 55I 50
Bleecker-s, -
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
BALTIMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. Of Chambers
as follows and 5 minutes earlier ". ST.
o-oO m. Daily.-Solid Tor Buffalo. N.
biashamron. Waverly Elnira and Bradford. Coachea
parior car and cafe dining Buffalo.
--3o 2. m naily.-ChtcaSC IAr,ttet-Fast mall-Soi1
tran g Chieaso arriving SEQ AIT. clev>lAnd
Slespers 70 Chcago. Cleveland Cincinnati Drias
$50 , n Daily.[Bgrslo ard Cleveisnd Enpr-ss-Ar-.
BGSdIo l.O3 Bradford jamestown
1927 a Cleveland ID. to p
fao and Cleveland. Care
e.l5 .. Daily.-Solid train for Rirghsm-oa
y. Enira, Chicago Seepers Buffalo Chicago Cincla
natl. Dining Car.
rfuCKErs LocAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS III. 1f2. ant e5j
6roatwsy 155 East Ie5th ST ard els West lesth ST.
Chambers and West sd 81 ferries. New-york and
500 Fulton 9s Broadway. Eroo1Iyn. Rive Sr
Hohoken. and Jersey City Statton York Transs..
Co. calls for and checas baggage Destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

- lN-s--eouton speculation fo-dey
nor we're Ihe variations extensive as recorded
ay nevertheless the undertone Of sentiment fayoe6
Duh MARKET and al wa there he slightest
ssetee or bear pressure Profit taking from time 10 time
bougnt ABOUT setback in values IN the morning most
SHcn was resaned in the
Inc itinefe supporting influences in no respect
lesseneo intensity of
tailed 10 light.
Ine market sturdy bull affair
rom public ted
on stocks. On the first call the steady and
points nEher 20 point lower. The Liverpool cables
were conflicting; whereas the spot advanced
l-5d On increased sales the not respond
as expected 10 last nights Thus the trade
mixed in its opinions connection and in the
sbsence OF other vital changes In the situation held
for something give them came in
The shape Of smaller receipts ports in
feTor than anticipated spot
again lsc higher pretty throughout
Governg soon became popular. while Wall Street and
Western buying developed small Prices quickly
responded this support the level
sTs points above close yesterday midday
however profit taking had carried values down sG12
Fains and for the of the sluggish
quite % a professional The estimates for
rcrToVE receipts leading points and the official ad
vices from Southern spot markets far from
.oFfing the shorts indicating Increase IN the
indeed decrease, 1hile good business
slightly higher prices. Late in the
the market had under furry OF
fresh realizing and finally quiet net 3qle points
N~eT
range prices in the local market to-day
low
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan; 5.-FlouE quiet wheat-sprng dull: No
hard carloads spot S79sc Northern, old. carloads
S41sc. Winter wheat-No red Tsc bid T9c asked;
white 76c bid &c asked mixed bid 7sc asked Corn
hrm No yellow, Al i+c: 5 do Ale: No corn. 40S.c
Oats and strong; No 2 white 30%G3Ol5c; No ,
white, % iac BarleyDemand light: extra, 6364C; fair
to good. 5695ac Rye quiet. No in store. Sc No on
track. asked.
Ian situr fol
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

per loo ; State pigs 5oess s4 for good 10 choice
weights " ~ ~ iO' may ~ "-N'
sales-J r. Hume Bro. date yesterday: is state
~ IS - - - ~ 49, -
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Office No 1.2s2 Broadway
"a door north S1st-st. until o'clock advertise.
rents received the following branch Offices regular
office rates until o'clock ziy: 23s sth-ave.
cor 2sd-s f52 6th-Gve. 12ths: Macy's. 5th-ave
and 14th-s Columbussve.. West 6sth-.t: 100
West 42d-st 6,have; ee East 14thst.; 237 West
sedst between and sth sves 1sa East s7thst
3a-ave between 10th and nth 1923 Sd-ave near
6fst-st; ITOs lst-ave. near sshst.: I56 Tr-ronave
3d-ave 4fstst.s 654 Sdsve.; 30 Beeck-r-st
225 Bleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

SOUTH PIAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals we.k
DAYS Lv w sd ess A NJ p NJ Iy C5--i
and uesh- So 20 A. NJ. T.
ana Pullman Il
aS'4 broadway 5 Uno1 square West 25 Columbus Ave- y
70 ~. court Rr0ox
a. Transfer Co wf ca for baggage from hotel
feAdence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

Rio-CoHee market steady: No Rio. 6sS7S; exchange
sSl-sS2d: receipts. 1000 bags: stock. go
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee follows
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE. =
FOR PHIIADELPHIA-
y.4so. T7so 1sO6, $500 1000. 81 a TOO,
$50 t5Oo IS 20 44.Oo s'4O0 44So 500 200 4Tso.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
T.4.30 1sGS. 1000. 'lf.So a TIO0. $50. -3sN.
500 200 D. m. sf2. IS mdt.
Offices Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. 1fS H. esi.
474 cas- 1900 1854 Broadway. 17S 5th 80 9Th
IS Union West. 15S East 125th 27S West i15h
St. 245 Columbus Ave- Court St. St4. $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn; s. Broadway williamsburg New
fFOua Liberty onIge .pay. tDaiIy. except Sunday.
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

Coffee cables santoscofes market firm: good average
santos $500 receipts, 1900 bags; OO0 Ham
s1s-co1ee Tux market opened Z pfg lower; 2:9o m
net lower: sales. 10000 bags. Hayre-Cofree
sssket opened steady ana franc lower II m. ad
Ts1eec franc al m. unchanged; at
n. = franc lower; total sales. $1,000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
LACkAMANNA RAILROAD

Stations IN New-Yors foot Barclay and Cbrsrons.,
Issva
9iroyelant Mail $500 A. NJ $500 p NJ
iAcSavanna Limited A . n
New York 4 Chicago En-. 1900 n AZ . M
scranton Empress e
chicago Buffalo LiTnred $50 r Nj an a n
Utica. Ithaca x M NJ
SYRACUSE Bur .I1,.. "a sf
Sle-pers $50 p -
Tickets Coluu1hu, ~,
Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN '- - -
Westcott's Express Company VIII can for ana casca
ossgsge 10 destination. Except Sunday. 'Da.ly.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailngs from Vancouver
JAPAN g@aNA, PHllILPLP AMIs
rsI-s,S Aprtl is
tsSStSt- ~, IS FEB 2S
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
MloWEFsA, Jan. II AoRANGI. Feb. g
For rates apply S53 Broadway and 63 Wall 81.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
Railroads.
WEST SflORE.R,R.
RAILROADS.

ana l5nl. later West a2d ST. N. r.:
-1lO A. M.-For Intern. points 70 Albany & Montreal
20 A Md Lake MOhonk Miunewaska. Saralora
Catskill Mountains and Utica.
400 r. M-Chicago Express. Daily
r. M.-Cont- Ltd. for Detroit Chicago a ST. Isoua
r8:4J Il. NO For Hudson River points Albany.
.o:I5 r. M-For Rochester, Buffalo. Cl-ve. Chicago.
fs:OO M.-FOr Rochester Buffalo. Detroit Louis
Il. M-For Syra., Koch., Mag. Falls, Det.
sDaily tpaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex, lo45 A. NJ. at 2s5 P. NJ Leaves Jersey
City. p. q r. Sta. No at H. A. NJ. at 3;35 p. NJ
Time taeles principal hotels and Offices. Baggage
hotel residence by W'es'cott Exp c. E
LAMBETH, General Passenger n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

Receipts braadstuns interior points in thousands
three ciphers C0co omitted -four bbls, grain bnsn'
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot Of West sd a: C0rtisntt Deshrose~s streets
tperrA. r. I. Eer-irs.l
.psiy- Except sunday. sunday changes ff2A
PM SIS AN 5AM t6.asAM Vss5PM I6i5P'N
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04

Guayra Puerto Cahslio. Curacao and Mara
caibo. via CuracaO-Caling also at Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
S. s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday jan II
s. s. CARACAS Saturday, Jan. IS. noon
These vessels have superior accommodations pas
BOULTON. BLISS & DALI.ETT.
General Managers. 1855 Front ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-04
CUNARD LINE,

CUNARD LINE
q ~ To LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
Etruria. jan s. A. GaInpania. Jan. &C. 10 A.
Serva. Jan. -, 10 A. NJ. Etruria, Feb 2
Umbria Jan TO- p. NJ. Lucania. Feb. O. A. NJ
VERNON II. BROWN & co. Gen. Agents,
90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-29

American women. who are famous
for their cooking, eat too much. de-
iares q foreign critic. They prepare
dishes 50 tempting that they are their
own victims In youth women care
-. - -.-eisahle things, for the
lead them on ss,--.. rapifsifIone tt-s
but when they cease TO have Tiiv si- 's'es
that inpels toward daily striving for
the fulniiment of some dream they
find solace IN eating This fact was
emphasized the other DAY when
woman who twenty years ago was a
famous helie. was telling one Of her
friends Of the sorrows and disappolnt-
ments that had emhittered her life.
The friend glanced at the woman, who
weighed at least 200. and said she ap-
peared TO be very Well Yes was
the answer II have fallen into the
habit Of eating to distract my atten-
ton from my troubles Eating as a
pastime is always a dangerous expert
ment The woman who would be al
ways beautiful must be ahstemious.
She must be able to leave the table
feeling just a little hungry She must
adhere 20 a sensible diet. and she
must observe the most severe rules
about regular meals It is as import
ant that she should be temperate IN
candy and ice cream sodas as It is that
she should cultivate d youthful spirit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-29
ONLY ONE MEAL 4 DAY.

The Diurnal iaepast 81 Celebrated
Gastronoinie Apostle.
Every individual has his or her
theories about eating. and many peo-
pie carry out their theories to an ex-
tent which places them in ths order
OF oranks Among these cranks are
the people who contend thar tho
proper way TO feed IS to i've on cne
meal day. Their eastronomie apos-
tie was Dr. George Fordyce. the cele-
brated anatomist and lecturer an
chemistry. The doctor used 10 eat one
meal day and one meal only. but Il
was a mighty one. washed down with
liberal draughts Of vine and beer At
4 o'clock every day he used 10 enter 4
certain chop house and take hts seat
az table always reserved Tor him. A
silver tankard. containing a quart Of
strong ale, a full bottle Of port and
a quarter 0f q pint of brandy were
placed before him Immediately. The
moment the walter announced the doc
tors arrival the cook pot 4 pound ana
: half OF rump steak on the FIRE. and
% while away the time until the
steak should be properly broiled. the
Eaiter brought the doctor some tempt
ng morsel. like a broiled chicken or
plate Of fish when ne had eaten
his Dr.. Fordyee drank half OF his
brandy and then began on his steak.
While eating the steak he drank the
ankard of ale. and after that tho rest
Z the brandy The waiter theh un- /
orked the bottle Of pert and the doc
Or Proceeded slowly 70 enjoy + uu-
I it was an gone. He spent an hour
nd a half daily az his one meal. and
fter Il returned home to give hts lee
ares on chemistry. which are stnl /
uoted as classics OF that science. He
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-29

prof McAlasier lays stress IN the
Century on the fact that Mr. Webster
never won an endearing nickname.
Webster did not possess one Of the
attributes OF q popular leader. The
very greatness OF his abilities raised
him FAR above the mass Of men. and
put him out Of touch with them. he
inspired awe. but not affection. No
mortal man ever thought Of coupling
his name with any epithet Of popular
endearmeni jackson was old Hick-
ory. "Old Roman; Harrison was "Old
Tin clay was Harry Of the West
-the MiIl-boy OF the slashes." and
Taylor -Oid Rough-and-Ready but
the senator from Massachusetts, was
Dthe Hon. Daniel Webster" to his dy-
Ing day. Even the carioonists could
And no other name for him than
-Blaek pan. It was 70 "Rough-and-
Ready. therefore. and not 10 Daniel
Webster. that the Whig masses turned
N ls4s. when they were done with
Henry Clay
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-29

on the coarse outer part Of the skin.
Then a razor was employed to slice
on the tender part that was to be
transferred to the wounded elephant
This was taken OF 10 strips about six
inches long and one inch vide. The
strips were pressed upon the wounded
surface ana held down BY great bands
Of plaster. In exactly six days the new
skin was found by the doctors to be
firmly adhering 70 Bellies shoulder.
Another elephant was then called in.
and some pieces Of his skin were re-
moved In the manner already de-
seribed By this time the raw sur
face was SO greatly reduced in size
that Belle began to show signs Of re-
lief from her worst symptoms. Ger
tain hopes OF her recovery were en-
tertained from that time. Every week
q new elephant viii be called upon 70
yield up some OF his skin for the sake
Of his suffering sister This viii be
continued until the wound Is entirely
covered with skin. The elephants
make the sacrifice in a cheerful spirit.
and it Is calculated that fifteen viii be
required before matters are set right.
Il Is confidently expected that this
operation will prove an epoch-maklng
triumph In the history OF pachyderma-
-ous dermatology.-London Express
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-10-29
A WIRELESS
TORPEDO - y

For some time experiments have
been carried out with a new torpedo
invented by a young electrician. Mr..
Cecil Varicas OF Weymouth, England.
The most salient characteristic Of this
new weapon is that its passage and
course through the water can be d.
ship. As IS wen Known the course VI
the present Whitehead torpedo Is
maintained by wonderfully complex
appliance known as the gyroscope,
Rtted within the weapon. The cost OF
the Whitehead torpedo is about {l0,-
600. and although its destructive quail
tiles are so tremendous. yet its chances
of striking the target are very remote
especially if the object at which 1t is
fired happens to be moving. II 4
should miss the target the projectile
simply continues on its journey until
rs propelllng force is exhausted, when
Il drifts at the mercy Of the waves.
But the diniculty has. it is believed,
at last been surmounted by the inven-
ton of Mr.. varicas BY means Of his
device the torpedo. while travelling at
express speed through the water. and
several hundreds OF feet away from
the point Of discharge, without any
wire or other connection. may be con-
trolled as expeditiously and as easily
as II an operator we're on board to
manipulate its diminuuve rudder. How
Is this accomplished Simply by means
Of wireless telegraphy.
Externally the torpedo is exactly the
same as the Whitehead projectile The
dimensions are precisely the same. and
the propeller is Of equal caliber. The
interior however. IS vastb different.
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