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Elsewn mere.

CHICAGO. June 22-Cattle-ReceIpts 800. Mar
ket nominally steady. Good 10 prime steers
s5.5oae.30: poor 10 medium. N50Q5i0 stockers
and feeders slow at 81 906fi s.: So 70fi4 SIS
heifers, s.. T5a5; Gamers. s2n2.ss; bulls s34 60
calves, S50q650 Texas fed steers. A25Q540
Texas grass steers. s550q4lO; Texas bulls. s. Z.
037s
Hoss-Receipts to-day. 100: Monday. 2asco
estimated. left over. 400. Market weak. Top
Sc 1-ls: mixed and butchers. 8. so6ei5: good Il
choice heavy. IS. s5fis.l7as; rough heavy. IS sou
$50: light, S5.75Q605 bulk OF sales. So so46o5.
sheep-Receipts. $500. sheep and lambs steady
Good TO choice wethers. xa<-so: fair to choice
mixed. S5s@4io; Western sheep ss@+ 30: year
lambs. $50625.
Receipt for two weeks. COMPARED: This week
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When June lights all her fires
Through melting mists OF morn.
With the briers.
And dew drops on the thorn
With scents that pierce the brain with bliss
Blown from some sphere embracing this.
one brief bright hour and neeting
Oh then, with blind entreating,
Love IN her heart Is beating
with shy wild wings Is beating
Love in her heart Is beating
When June wakes all her cholrs
Through under heavens green.
With bursts OF sweet desires
In wArblings wild and keen.
when all the leafy world OF June
Breaks out In blossoms, out In tune.
In JOYS as best as neeting.
Oh. then. with blind entreating.
Love In her heart Is beating.
With shy strong wings IL beating
Love Ia her heart Is beating.
Harriet Prescott spoyord-
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NEW YORK June 22.-Tradng IN the market
for metals Of a very small scale. and what
was done In the way OF filling well-definet
wants. Prices were about last quoted on an
metals. as buyers and sellers showed little dis
position TO take the initiative I'm the abeencs
OF information from abroad. Prices were as fol-
lows: Tin. 2s 500 COO. Lead. f37isc. Speiter.
3 g2i113 s7ihc. Copper-Isake Superior. lie. cast
ing and electroytlc. II Csc. Pig iron warrants
- s0GlO; Southern foundry. So 25i5 so. Northerr
foundry, sl37bGi5 %; soft Southern. Si2 75Gl5 IS
ST. LOUIS. June 22-Motals stronger Lead
firm at 304l 35c. Spelter stronger az sal.c bld
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ing futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations as follows: Flour dull
and weak; winter patents: 50 5oas 80; straights
S3m340; spring patents, $325M550; straights 81 20
az; bakers. 81. S5Q2.50. No. spring wheat. 67G
csc; No. spring. eiq6isc; No. red, Geq72c
oats. 29isd29%c; No. white. 29isq2ss.c; No. 3
white 2Ss. m3Oc. No rye. 47hc. Good feeding
barley, 50G52c No. l haxseed. s1S5. Clover
seed contract grade 81. 80. Prime timothy seed
1896 Mess pork. per bril- sli70al475. Lard per
100 lbs IS 65dS 20. Short-rib sides Ooose) 81 500
SIS Dry-salted shoulders (boxed). sal IS
Short clear sides (boxed), ssf5gS60. Whisky on
basis OF high wines. s1.27
Receipts-Fiour. 10000 brls. wheat. IS. 900 bu !;
corn i6g 600 bu: cats. lSG. i0c bu rye 1000 bu
barley 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls
wheat $4,000 blu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats. i43 900
bu; barley, 1000 bu
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LoNDoN.-Money, per cent. Open market
discounts: Short bills. 2i5d2ss per cent: three
months bills, 2S per cent. Consols for money
and for the account. 9SIa Spanish fours IN
Bullion taken into the Bank of England on bal
ance. E16000
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, Pom, 4lKpf
for checks. Discount rates: Short and three
months bills per cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 1907 SOC for
the account Spanish tours closed at 72.37n.
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NEW YORK.-Exports OF gold and silver from
this port to all countries for the week aggregate
us in silver bars and coin. and $4.542 lOl in
gold. Specie imports were s131 466 In silver bars
and si2173 in gold. Imports OF dry goods and
merchandise at this port for the week were
valued at IS, S79,521
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July. 13isdl35sc. closing al 13&c. September
~ l-l6d72 7-l6c closing al 722sc
Corn-Receipts. g. SO bu. exports. 30 l16 bu-
Spot firm: No. ?. 47izc elevator. ssisc T. o. D.,
ahoat. Options opened weak with wheat. but
turned strong covering and good bull support
at Chicago. closing strong at sGAc net adj
vance; July. 46Asn47c. closing at f1c. September.
41lsa4S9sc, closing at 4Sisc.
Spot steady: No. ,. 32izc. No. }. 32c; No
white, 33d33Lc: No. white. 32,1c, track mixed
Western. 33q35izc track white. 325zq3ic. OPP
tions quiet but firmly held.
Hay quiet; shipping, azi1c; good TO choice.
size.
Hops quiet; State. common TO choice. 1900 crop.
l6d1Sc; 1899 crop. 1oG13c: old. 2fIec; Pacific
coast. 1900 crop. leGlSsc; 1899 crop. lIql5c old.
2d6c.
Hides steady; California 2l to 3 lbs &C;
Texas dry. "a TO 80 lbs. 14Gi4zc. Leather steady:
hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres. light 10 heavy
weights. 24G 25c: acid, 23n 23izc
Beef steady: family silGl5.50: mess 50: beef
hams 500. Jed2l. 80; packet. II: city extra
bellies ss@li: picked shoulders. $50. picked
hams 50. 75Gl0.2s- Lard steady: Western steam.
IS 20. Refined steady: continent. s.. :. A. S9.15.
compound, 50. s7i547. Pork steady; family. 81. 500
To- short clear si6di7.2 %: mess. Sl5.15p 1915.
Talow easy; city, 45bc; country. 5H514c. Cot
ton seed Oh quiet. prime crude nominal: prime
yellow. CSC.
Rice quiet; domestic. fair to extra sssqeGc:
Japan, s%c. Molasses steady; New orleans open
kettle good to choice. 35d42c.
Cofree-spot R.o easy: No 4. invoice. &C. Milo
Sugar-Raw easy fair refining. s-lsc; CEN
trifugaL SO test 7-32c: molasses sugar. 5-isc.
Refined quiet; No. s. Sc: No. Z. 4 aoc: No. ..
4sOc; No. 10. 400; No. II, 4.e5c: No. y. soc:
No. 10, isoc; No. u. 455c; standard A, 5Ssc:
e.O5c; crushed. e.o5c; powdered. 5-ssc; granu-
lated, 5.55c: cubes, soc.
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NEW YORK. June 22.-The Fall River dry
goods market continues very strong. Narrow
goods sold on basis OF FAC for regulars Wide
goods In request at a. Tor SSiz-inch 6ss. and fise
for 39-inch 6Sx12s Brown sheetlnss and drllis
scarce and strong. No change In bleached on
coarse coored cotton. Prints In good request.
Ginghams frm- Cotton doing.
and tone al close somewhat steadier.
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ST. LOUIS. June 22--wool In good demand ana
Arm. but quotably unchanged. medium grades
nQise; iight nne. uoi<c. heavy me. s9lie: tub
washed. l6Q2si4e.
NEW YORK. June es.-wool quiet: domestic
fleece. ss8x7c. Texas. 1sdisc-
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. June 22,-cotton firm. Sales.
800 bales. Ordinary. 5 l3-lec; good ordinary
shc low middling. 5-lec; middllng 3-lec
good middling ii-l6c fair middling l5-isc
Receipts. 7.1is bales: stock. 11e.7l2 bales.
NEW YORK. June 22-spot cotton closed
quiet and 1-isc higher: middllng uplands. SIC:
middiing gulf. Sac Sales, 1.s7s bales
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Treasury Balances.

WASHINGTON.-Saturd statement OF the
treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive
of tho $3.50 000 600 gold reserve in the division of
redemption, shows: Available cash balance,
size, $50. S21; gold. $685. 9lS 355
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NEW YORK, June 22.-The statement of
the associated banks for the week ending
to-day shows the following changes:
Loans, increase .....'...............Sl ,SSl, 400
Deposits. decrease .................... 1,S50.0O0
Circulation, decrease ................. 1890
Legal tenders, increase .............. ,43S, 200
Specie, decrease Observation-Disclosures. 1856. 500
Reserves. decrease .................... 250S. 300
Reserve required, decrease. .......... 337, 525
Surplus, decrease ..................... 2170. 775
The banks now hold s66ll, $50 in excess OF
reserve requirements under the % per cent.
rule.
ment of last week reflects in the loss OF
s2,5Os,3O0 cash the average OF the 100000
exports of gold TO Europe during the bank
week, and at the same time Il fails fully to
record the net movement of money TO
New York from the interior. which move
ment was disclosed by the returns made
by the principal banks of receipts through
express companies. Hence the statement
in this respect may be said TO be out OF
harmony with the facts, as shown by the
known movement of money, n condition
which, ii may be noted, has been exhib-
tied at least for the past three weeks.
The gain OF only sl.S1l. 400 i'm loans. fol-
lowing the recent large increases In this
item, would seem to indicate that the syn
dictate operations which have greatly con-
tributed to the expansion In loans are
temporarily, at least, at an end. There
were large liquidations of loans reported
TO have been made during the week by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. If this
statement is true there must have been n
considerable amount Of new loans added
TO have counteracted the noted lquida-
ton and continued the increase The loss
OF 81 $50, 100 I'm deposits agrees with the de-
crease in cash. less the gains in loans and
hence the return is harmonious The loss
OF 775 In surplus reserve carries this
item TO $66ll, $50. or only $793,375 above the
lowest point OF the year, which point was
recorded on April s. With this Compare
lively low surplus reserve, and with the
preparations for the disbursement of n
larger amount OF July inerest than has ever
been paid al this center, which preparations
probably will begin by Thursday. II is diff
ficult 10 how money on call at the
Stock Exchange can be otherwise than ac-
tive during the current week. At the same
time IL should be remembered that until the
money collected for disbursement shall he
required the banks and other institutions
with which IL is temporarily deposited will
freely loan IL on call until the day when
il will be needed TO be checked out for nav
ment. when the loans will be called I'm
Moreover, though the amount of July in
terest and dividend payments is unprece-
dentedly large. only a portion of II will he
paid out on July l. and while the remainder
is being disbursed that portion which was
earlier paid will be in course OF distri-
button. Consequently the absorption OF
money will be temporary"
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silver and Certificates.

NEW YORK.-Silver certificates 6oc: bars
59iac Mexican dollars, 47izc.
LoNDoN.-Silver bars firm at 81 7-Isd an
ounce.
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HogS-Receipts, 300; shipments, 90. Inc
receipts of hogs this week are only about
1000 smaller than last week, 1000 larger
than the same week year ago, and 1000
smaller than 1.-THE the corresponding week o, two
are nearly $4,000 larger than the same pc
riod last year For the week ending yes
serday local packers RS bought total s OF 2
IL. 71S the same week year ago. During
the same period the shipments were 5,50s,
against G,6s9 the preceding week and 7,l53
the corresponding week n year ago. There
has been rather an irregular market for
hogs this week. but there has been no
really decided change In prices from one
uniform as expected at this time and sew
eral loads Of prime heavy hogs have been
marketed. but that class usually represent
ed a very small proportion OF the supply.
The shipping demand, on account OF UNI
favorable conditions In Eastern markets.
was not as large as last week put packers
ton was not strong enough at all times to
maintain an eveness In values during the
day. and quite often hogs OF equal quality
and weight have shown 2lac difference in
prices. This would seem TO indicate that
buyers are accepting every opportunity to
hold values down TO the lowest level pos
sible There have been frequent changes
of 2i5c In the market. but the tendency has
been toward higher level. and closing
prices OF the week were at least DC higher
than the close OF last week. The highest
top price of the week was $6.l5. and the
lowest s6.05, and very large proportion OF
the supplies have been SOLD above S592la
The receipts to-day were larger than a
week ago and show an increase OF nearly
15O0 over n year ago. The market opened
with a fairly urgent request for certain
grades of hogs. and the first transactions
were steady TO firm, compared with the
way equal kinds sold yesterday. Later.
however. in harmony with reports from
other places there was an easier feeling
prevailing and the market eased on toward
the close, last sales generally being con-
sidered 2Ikc lower than yesterday. Trans
xxFnra
the bulk OF the supply sold at s5.95q6 02IaGp
COS which compares favorably with yes
terday's market. The few shipping orders
here were rather urgent. but were soon
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FOREIGN DRAFTS
and MONEY ORDERS
$1,000
u. 8.
DEPOSITORY.

Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. S5Qy0c; rasp-
berries 3-lb. SL2Jgl.SO. pineapples. standard.
5-lb 81 sal 80; choice. S242. 10; oysters.
lib full weight. sl05gl.lo; light. eOQS5c: string
beans, BIB. g0q95c: Lima beans. sl.20Qi25: peas.
r-s-rowfats 95cGSi: early June. Sl.l0d1.15. lob
sters slSSg2; red cherries. 9Ocqsl; strawberries.
S5a9Cc; salmon. lib. 95cqS2. 3-lb tomatoes. $50
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite, $3.50; c. & o. Kanawha. $3.50;
Piftsburg 81; Winifrede. 81: Raymond 81: jack
son "a; island City lump. $3.50; lump coke, SC
per bu. s. % per % bu crushed coke. lOc per bu.
81 50 per % bu: Blossburg. 81 % per tom Connels-
bu S. 20 per ton: Brazil block 50 per ton: smoke
less coal. s. per ton; sof. nut coal. &c ton less;
coal delivered in bags. 25c ton additional
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change compared with yesterday. Ordinary
TO best spring lambs sold al S.15d550. year
lings as high 1918 and sheep at $40
$50. Quota tons:
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Drug=-

Alcohol So 55G2. 20: asafoetida, 4oc; alum. 2hG
&c: camphor 6sQ70c: cochineal. 50q55c: chloro-
form. 5ScI55c: copperas. brls, soc; cream tartar.
pure 30Q33c; indigo G5QS0c, licorice, Calab.
genuine 35940c; magnesia. CARP. 2-oz. 2O122c:
Morphine z. * W. per OF, -. 35a2 so; madden.
I4Gi6c; OIL castor. per gal. sl.15Q1.25; OIL ber-
eamot, per 10. So; opium. $3.75Q5.y0; quinine p.
* w, per o.. 4lqi6c balsam copaiDa. 55Q60c;
soap, CASTLE FIR. 13ll6c; soda. bicarb., 2hQ6c:
salts. EPSON. 1izQic: sulphur -four. 2s.g5c: salt
peter. loql4c; turpentine' Ssg4oc gycerine.
l7n20c: iodide potassium s2.45q250. bromide
potassium. 55660c chlorate potash. 15Q20c.
borax 9G112c: cinchonda, i01i5c; carboic acid,
2SG4sc cocas.S, Muir. sS.55a6.75.
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INTERSTATE SToCKYARDS. INDIANAP0-
LIS. June 22.-Cattle-Receipts small. shipments
none The market Quotabiy steady on all
grades, with demand that greatly exceeds the
supply Quotations.
Good to choice steers. 1850 lbs and up
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Good to choice medium and
heavy .......................... .O0l6. 10
Mixed and heavy packing. 1900. 5.9Ou6.05
Good to choice light weights. 5.95Q6.O0
Common TO fair light weights. 5.Son5. 9213
common 10 good pigs. 8. 00a5. %
Roughs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.00Q5.65
Sheep-Receipts, 300; shipments. 200. The
marketing of sheep this week has been
Prime TO fancy export bulls............. $3.50 AS
Good to choice butcher bulls. 250H 800
fair bulls. 250H $50
Good TO choice cows and calves 80 O0fI50 90
Common 70 medium cows and calves. 20 00430 90
Hogs-Receipts, LOO; shipments, 1900. The
quality was not up TO the standard set BY yes
terday's supply. The market was active and
steady at yesterdays quotations There were
no good heavy hogs offered that could command
the top price OF yesterdays market. Shipping
orders were numerous, especially for good light
grades Hogs sold at S. 90G6l0. with selected
heavy going at $612is. All were sold early.
The market closed steady at quotations:
Good TO choice heavy. 'set6 l2l1
Good TO choice light. SO n6.02iz
Good choice mixed. .....-...-....-.- 500 a6.l0
Fair to good roughs DO Mo.b9
fSheep-Receipts light shipments none. The
market was steady and active. All soon
sold the market closing quiet at quotations.
Spring lambs 81 00ff550
Fair to choice clipped lambs. 4O00f IS
Common to fair lambs. 325n37 Is
Common sneep <.<JuoVV
Bucks. per 100 s---.................-.. Zooa2oo
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THE JoBEING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are thu seItin.
prices OF he wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
canties-Stick. &C per Id: common mixed &c.
grocery mixed. ttsc. Banner twist stick a.:
banner cream mixed i0alle. old-tlme mlxed 10
Nuts-soft- sheiied almonds iS4eDc. Fnrliss
wanuts. i24lfcs Brazil nuts. Zoe: diherts- IT,.
peanuts. roasted. s9ae. mixed nuts. i2e.
Canned Goods
Corn. 75cf;i2s Peaches-Eastern standard
An sz42 q: s-Ib seconds. 81 s0fl2. calIforni.
standard g lo0z-to: California seconds 81 solIS
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Disappointing Showing I'm the Loan
and Reserve Items.

NEW YORK, June 22-The statement of
the associated banks for the week ending
to-day shows the following changes.
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pincapples-sal25 per doz.
North Carolina Cabbage-si75 per crate: Mo-
bile, 81 50 Tennessee, small crates. sl25
Bananas-Per bunch. No. 1. si.7592. No. . yn
Ql.50
Lemons-Messina. $50 10 box choice. 1915; fan
old Potatoes-slS so per brl; Coo per bu; loc extra
charge for each barrel or bag.
New Potatoes-sl per bu.
Bermuda Onions-s2 per crate; Egyptian onions
$40 per bu: Louisiana onions. sl2 per bu.
Honey-New white isc ner ID. dark. I7c.
S.ocoanuts-5oc doz: per bag. $50
Radishes-l0c per doz punches
Green Onions-Home grown doz. Csc
Rhubarb-Home grown. l0c per dozen.
I.ettuce-Jc per 10 for small lots: by the RI sc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per doz.
Tomatoes-40c per basket: 50 per crate Of
baskets cut. $l.5O per crate OF baskets
New Beets-25c per dOz lunches
Green Beans-$22 per bu box.
Green Peas-$l per bu. home grown
caulihower-Si50 per doz.
Raspberries-$2 so per crate.
Blackberres-S 15a22S per crate
Strawberries-Home grown. slQL25: New AL
bany strawberries, $laI25 per 24-quart crate NJ
C;coseberries-S1.25 per crate.
Cherries-75cISl per crate
Asparagus-Home grown. i502oc per doz
punches
Red Plums-24-quart crate. sldI25.
Seeds.
Glover, choice. prime. s6G650 English choice
seG6 so: alsike, choice. s7uS: alfalfa choice
S5Ms so: crimson or scarlet clover. SSd5 80. lin
othy a. lbs prime. 81 5ope.iO: strictly prime
Western German millet. T0GSoc. common millet
81 20li2 %: choice. s.. l5u22o fancy Kentucky "a
lbs 81 90 extra clean. COO 15c: orchard grass ex-
ira. S504l95. red top. choice. s0cUSl.75, English
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-26
MARKINGS IN Mars.

Astronomers nov agree that the
markings on the surface Of Mars form
a complete network OF narrow. straight
lines crossing the entire face of the
plane, in all directions. and are always
visible. The narrowest are thirty to
forty miles wide. Two hundred OF
these so-called canals have been
charted. Many observers believe them
to be stretches OF land darkened an
nually by vegetation and laid out in
strips to facilitate irrigation. 1t is
supposed from the unity in the design
Of the network that the inhabitants
OF Mars are under one government and
are highly skilled in the engineering
demanded by the fact that the planet
Is entirely without rainfall. Students
in hydraulics expect great things from
the continued study Of Mars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-26

II Sydney Smith were alive today he
would rraiisr that In the last eighty
years OF the century Just closed con.
siderable progress had been made IN
this eounsry-morc perhaps than In
any country In tho civilized world. u;
Was only In 1890 that. In one Of his
savage attacks on our people. In the
Edinburgh Review. he snccFinEiy ask.
cd: In the four quarters OF the
globe. who reads an American book
or goes to an American play Or looks
at an American picture or sta,aev
What docs the world yet owc to AmeTi-
can physicians or surEconsg What
new substances have their chemists
discovered or what old ones have they
analyzsd9 VIVA, new considerations
have been discovered by the telescopes
Of American What have they done in
the mathematical Who drinks out OF
American giasscs' Or cats from AM
cTican piates7 Or wears American
coats pr Eowns7 Or sleeps in Amcri-
can blsnkcts7'' The records of the
nineteenth century show that these
questions have been answered pretty
Conclusively TO the British mind. II no,
always satisfactorily to the British
pocket. remarks the Washington star.
Perhaps some snarier of the present
period would like to submit another
lot.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-26
HEAVY MAIL FROM IRELAND.


Found In tho Missives.
Irish mail has become an item in the
delivery OF letters. Christmas and st.
Valentines Day have been the only
periods of the year hitherto recognized
as generators of excessive mall. Now
st. Patrick's Day has called for place
on the calendar of heavy malls, says
the Philadelphia Press. The foreign
misslvcs from incoming vessels are
laden with endearing sentiments OF the
Emerald Isle. some of them having the
sentiments inscribed on the envelopes.
That the memory OF Erin's sons ana
daughters far from home may never
lapse In the cherished memories OF the
''ould sod" generous contributions have
been sent here In the shape OF souvc-
Mrs In letters. These are native twigs
Of shamrock and strips OF moss and
peat bog. In all the verlurc OF the soil
from which ST. Patrick drove away the
snakes.
The Interchange OF memcntos OF st.
Patrick and his fame are becoming nm
established custom OF 81. Patrick's
Day. There IL also visible evidence
that tho traditions OF Ircland's patron
saint are preserved In this way. just
ms the sentiment OF st. Valentines Day
has been observed by the descendants
OF every cline.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-04-26

4 man living in a tenement in Dat
tersea. London. told the children of the
slot gas meter was new and resplend-
cnt bright red money box. specially de-
signed to accommodate the savings OF
economical youngsters. On this as
sumption they cheerfully dropped their
copper savings into the slot, and the
Ingenious deceiver burned the gas
which cost him nothing. When the
collector came and cleared. away all the
pennies the chagrin of the children was
intense.