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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-09
spRINGvlLLE.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Springvillc. May 6.--Sunday VAS
quarterly meeting day at the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church. The presiding
elder was not present.
The price of milk has been reduced
10 seventy cents per can at the milk
station.
VIII Pickard has been engaged as
assistant to IL. l.. Button. at the Lynn
| milk station.
Mrs. A. y. 1lcndershot returned from
Philadelphia last week. where she had
been to care for her little sou. Willie,
who has been receiving treatment at
the University hospital.
The interior of the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage. Il. G. l;ly's residence
and Undertaken Tuttlc's home are be-
ing bcautiticd with paint and paper by
Painter Culver.
Kay Culver and wife visited relatives
in Brooklyn over Sunday.
Frank Churchill. of Scranton, is vis
itinE his mother here, and fishing when
he feels like it. which is often. lie
went out the other evening and came
home with IA magnificent string of one.
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National League.

DcIIoIt.M Milwaukee. rain.
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HARTFORD.

S|orlal t. tn" scranton Trl!mnc
Hartford, May a Very pleasant
sar!ris" was given Miss Incz Lott
April =, 1901.
rh" y. NJ. l.. G.. held butterfly
social at tn" lecture riom Friday even.
ilg, Apri; u. \ very large number
were present ana all enjoyed II good
time
Miss Lou Rogers is visiting in
Scranton.
Miss Mabel Sherwood has returned
from Now Milford. where she has
been visiting her grHndmother
Mrs. Edward Mcconnell, of Gibson
called ON friends in town last week.
T.. j.. Lewis is improving his house
by Il new coat Of paint
l.. o. Tiffany, of Thompson. called
on friends in town last Monday.
Gerald Hammond. only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hammond, who has been
suffering with canccrous growth of
the stomach, died Tuesday afternoon,
April 3oth. Funeral Was held Thurs
day, May >, at o'clock.
Rev. and Mrs MAXWELL L.. l.. Jones
and JIiland E.stabrook attended the
convention at Hallstcad Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
\ number nt young people attended
the temperance meeting at Gibson
Sunday evening, May ).
Paul and Edith Corse and Miss Edith
Stoddard, of Lake View, visited at
Mr., and Mrs. Lew Burdicks Sunday.
Miss Corse and Miss Stoddard remains
ed with them for "A few days.
Mrs. W. Z, Collsiu and son Merle,
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WYALUSlNG.



Wyalusing. May 6--Mrs. G. \. Sto.
well entertained the Fortnightly cluc
last Friday.
Mr. Charles Terry, of New York. is
spending ii few days in town.
Miss Virginia Wclles visited het
her sister. Mrs. Stone at Binghamton,
last weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Roland Crandall spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. u. G.. Lowe, who has been
spending the past year in California,
returned home Saturday afternoon.
Miss Parks spent Sunday at her
home in WysoX.
Mrs. Alrnontrout and daughter Ha-
zcl are spending the week in Wilkes
Barre.
Mr.. Albert Miller and Miss Essic Nc
tauley, OF LcRoyvillo, Pa. attended
the band concert Friday evening.
MI George Smith, of Wilkes Barre,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. T.. u.
Lewis.
Mrs, Turrcll and daughter. Miss
Lucretia, oC Montrose, are spending
the summer in town.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Stafford left Monday to
Join Rogers Bros Next Door" com.
pany al Pottstown.
Mr. Andrew Marr"n, Of tamotown,
visited his sister. Mrs. Mitten.
Mrs. Howard and Miss Hartley. of
WilliamSport arc Niiting Ms, How
ards sister, Mrs. kintner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson and
Miss Florence Wilson and Mr.. VIII
Jhompon spent Sunday at Mr.. Rob
inson's, Liberty Corners. Pa
Mrs. Charles Newman entertained "A
small company Monday evening.
Miss Clara Stowel returned home
Monday after spending the past
month u Wilkes Barre.
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NICHOLSON.


special To the scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, May 1T. T.. Osborne and
w. Il, Warner rode their wheels TO
Hartford on Sunday.
The company's painters have been
busy today painting the new Mater
tank and crane.
George Walfo'd, Of Newton, y. j.,
spent Monday with his friend Brice
Fredenburs
Mrs. g, l." Frey. of Scranton. Mas
the guest of her sister, Miss v. v.
Walker. of Main street, on Tuesday.
\. c. Meinc6, the L.ackaNanna s
popular ticket agent at Scranton. Was
a caller in this town Monday
J. a. Niver and'N. L. Walker are
treating their residences To new coat
of paint.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. MAY s--Catte-Rcccipts, u I,OON:
active; good TO prime steers, $4,000 poor 10
medium, siai0o; stockcrs ard feeders. choice,
steady; others, weak, ~ ija5; cows. Sa.70at.6 IS;
weak, 81, sjat.Sj; calves, slow, S35Oa4.6O; Texas
ted steers, -, s5aj35; Texas bulls 50. 7ja' So
Hogs sReoeipls to-day, 1000; tomorrow, 2s,
nG0; estimated left ovcr $500; weak; ton
S,s2is; mixed and butchers, $550a5.S0 good
To choice heavy, s,djnj,s!ia; 'ough heavy,
S1'Oa5,0; light, Hj.jo45.5s'2; bulk OF salcr
SlG5aj. -.
Shrep-Rrrcpis, 4G,0U0, sheep weak choIre
clipped lambs, steady; sales up 20 $isi: woel
I'd lambs, weak; top, s5l2I.; most, $40 and
VI; good to choice werhrrs, si.oa43l; fair
tu choice mixed. s3.1jai.l0: western sheep
silIai,35; yea'linss. sI,l5a,to; native lambs,
Siajl0; western lambs, i.ijai l2'2
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BROOKLYN.

Special In the Scranton Tribune
Brooklyn. May ii. ]. Austin and
family spent Sunday with friends near
Now Milford.
Miss FcSsie Chamberlain is quito ILL.,
Tho burial of Mrs. Susanna Freed,
of New York city. took place in the new
cemetery last Friday afternoon. Tn
til the death of her husband. Stephen
Breed. she had resided in this place.
but sine" has lived with her son,
George Breed.
Mrs. Edwin Weston has been quite
i'll. but is improving.
Mrs. ShIdduck and sons. Harry and
Leonard. spent Sunday in Montrose.
The Junior union is planning to hold
an ice cream social next Tuesday even
ing in the basement of the church. A
short programme will be given by the
little folks.
There will he no preaching in the
Enivcrsaist church Sunday morning,
as the ,astor and many others will
attend tho Young Peoples Christian
union convention at lIopbottom.
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New York Grain and Produce.

New lo,k. May S.--Flourn Dull and barely
steady. Whcat>pot easy; No. > rcd. SIsc.
T. o. b. ahoat, and s2c. elevator; No. north.
crn Duluth, S3Hso. t. o. b. ahoat. Options open.
cd steady and after a sharp advance turned
weak. Closed weak at &salac net decline. May
closed s!i:c.; July, Isiac.: sept, .Giac. Corn
Spot steady: No. >, 53lac. elevator and 5,isc
f. o. b. ahoat. Options. market steady to firm.
closing steady at ilaSsc. net advance May
closed j3c; July, 5o'sc. Sept, i9asc. Oats =
Spot irncv; No. , 33i2r; No. 3, 33c.; No.
white. Sic: No. white, :3isc.; track mixed
western, 32iaa3il2c.; track white. :'a37i &c
Options quiet and about steady. ButterStronc; !;
creamery, l5al9c. factory. lialic: imitation
creamery, lial7r.; state dairy. l5alSc. Eggs
Firm: state aud Pcnna., lialtiac.; southern,
llal2c; western, storage, l3al3aic.: western
regular packed, lSiaaI4hc, Cheese Fim tan.
cv large colorcd, lOlac.; fancy large white
lotc.; fancy small colored, lie; fancy small
white !l..
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If at last she tires of the fault finding
of a dyspeptic husband and leaves him ?
The worst of the dyspep,ic is that he
does not realize his own nlearncss. His
world is entirel = out of perspective.
Dyspepsia AMI other diseases of the
stomach and organs of digestion and
nutrition are pcrleatly and permanently
cured by rle nsc Of Di. Fierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, II c;ires the worst
forms oI the disease. It cures when all
other nfdic;'lrs hare failed to heueilt
! Accept nc substitute for DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medica Discover. There Is no
| s.,her medicine for the stomach, blood
and lungs, which can show SO wide and
wonderful record of cares. 1t always
helps, il almost always cures.
sI can say 10 you one bottle 1f ,onr Golden
Medical Discovery has cured me sounl ard
we'll atsr suffering two iong wears with
stomach disease" writes Atr, ". II Braswsr, of
hrcAdenv,de Castor Co. North Carolina. "My
Meath Is worth all The w1yld to me. ! will
praise you IS lurg - j NFe'
D.. 2iercs's Goriuipr Serse Medical
Adviser. in paper olu,iag, is sent iree on
receipt Of ~ one-cept stamps Ia pay
Expense of me ling 01ir, or if cloth-
bound voluilc is desired Sen1 81 starups.
Address ~ 4. $. pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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funeral occurred this afternoon from
the Free Baptist church, Lake View.
Mason Bloxham, who has been the
miller in q. H. Barnes mill for tho
past eighteen months, has secured n
like position In Binshamton, and will
begin work there next Monday.
Rev. c. A. Spaulding. of Forest city,
Is doing Thompson today.
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New York Live Stock.

New York, May Sleeves steers, weak AMI
generally lOc lower; bulls, also medium and
common cons. steady; tat COWS, lower; steers
sl,6oa5lO; tat oxen and stag,, si25ai: bulls.
>;i+a0; cows, - loai.2U. ,alvcs, hir demand /:
choice and extra Ncal,, about steady; an 9th.
rl'. IjL4jc. lowcr Nrals, SSaa.jO; choice and
extra. S56>i sa5 -; tops, 81; buttelmilks, S32j
sheep-In light supply and steady: lamb.
io', oh few car unold; eippcd sheep, 81 30
aiaO; export d., Siij' woolcd stock nom.
hal: clipped imhs. fijoaj. 20; clipped cun .
S.H; vcrv little wooird stock; quoted at - %
s5Sj; ,rring lambs, slow at st,;l per head,
Hogs Receipt. 6l&} SLOW, Of S)s)d6 10
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Scranton Wholesale Market

corrected by IT, G. Dale. % lackawanna Ave. j
Butter, rcamcry old, 20a2lc.; fresh, a2a22lac !;
dairy. fresh. 19i2a20'.c
(hccsc-tu cream, 12aI"c.
Egss-,Wcatern fresh, liis 10 Ijc.; nearby
state. ljia to l6c.
BcanS--Pcr bu. choice marrow. s.. .j:a2 go
Pea Bcal,s--Pcr bu.. choice marrow, 81 Jjao 30
Medium Reans--Pcr bu., s.. 4Oa2. .I5
Green PcaS--Pcr bu., 81. 4Oal.t5
OnioIis--Pcr bu.. ST. i0al.5 10.
Flour-Bcst patent, per barrel Stb;
Red Kidney BeansPer bu., 81. ija2l0
PotatocS--EOc biishrl.
Bermuda Onons$ $235a2.4 .4j.
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East Liberty Cattle.

Lat Liberty. May S.--Cttlc- Steady: cNIl,
s. 5osltO; prime, sja0aj. 30; good. 81 Ioaj. y
lIoas--Slow and lower; prime hravics, sjsl
best NorkCrs and mediums, sj.-l: light workers,
$3.50; pigs. sjaos5.T5; Skips, 81. 3Jaj p:
ronghs, sia5. 10
sheep. steady; best wcttcrs. 5, 30at. 90: choice
llubs. sia5,li; common Ia good sa, iol5; veal
c3hcS, 50 j0aG.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

East Buffalo. May sReceipts tdtre, IA,
cars: sheep and lambs, - cars; hogs, Is cars
sipments-Cattlc, lis cars; sheep and lambs
q ears; hogs, cats
Cattle--About steady; calves, choice 10 c>t,a
S5,25aj, 80.
Lambs-Chocr to extra, sja5o;j sheep, ,hoi,
to extra St 25ai.jO.
ilogs-lIeavy, $500; pigs, >j.70aI.Si.
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When You Get a Headache

don't waste minute but so to your
druggist and get a box of KrallSe' S
Headache Capsules. They will pre-
Vent pain even though your skull
were cracked. They are harmless.
too. Read the guarantee. Price 25c.
Sold by all druggists. -
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Al Boston, u n =
Brooklyn 49,. 00OOlI o9OOa-- Il ~ 4
Bnton ...,,. o "n202 90 l. Is .
Batteries kitson and Mct;uire; Dincen and Kit.
fridge. umpra-o'Day
At New Tork-- r. n y
Phlladclplia .......,3 1000 in0l-s - >
New York .,r.,... Oo2o02 800 II =
Batteries White aud douglass; Phyle and
Waner Umpllc- Nash
At Cincinnati r. H. T.
81 Louis ..........' li0230 lii - .
Cincinnati .......,. uuO0 q 20 L. 3 9
illttcric,~-IIarpcr aud Nichols; lusic and Kc-
hoe tmpirc.-smslic,
Al Chicago. II He.
trsbur= ........., 202OnOO3- II .
G hicagp .,..,...,.. n0l 090i0-T u o
Batteries Lceyer and o'Connor Hughes and
hdncc. i'mpire-DNytr
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At Cincinnati
Eastern Lea que.

Hartford, T. Worcester, o
syracuse, :; Prov idencc, :,
Rochester, 1; Toronto, :.
Montreal, ); Buffalo, /
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BASE BALL.
American League.

NJ Bo'ton--- r. H. L.
Boston .,........., ! = , Of ~--19 - 3
Bittcrics--Bcrnhard and Powers; Young and
trrrr. lmpirc-iIsskcIl.
A B3ltimorc~- r. H. T.
Washington .,.,.., o @ o 0oOl--l > .
Baltimore ......... ! o 0 o o o 0 o ~ ) 10 .
Batteries Mercer and CLARK; McGinni'y and
Robinson. mpirc-Cantillon.
~ e'c'riai'd-- r, H. T.
Chicago ......,..., o o lOl o o. 3 II
Cleveland ..,...,., uO | o Oo--l )
Batteries-skopec aud Sullivan; HoHer and
ieueer. umpires--sheridan and Manassau.
IuI TO't AilNI y,Lee rain
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TRUSTEES SALE The undersigned Trustee, I'M

TRl SlEE'S SALE.-Tle undersigned Trustee, m
der deed o trust made by William Never snG
Frrdcrica Meyer, hi, wlIc, dated oct u. les
and recorded in The Office lor the recording o [
deeds in and Tor L.,kaWanna County, in Decd
Book |, page l.i, etc. Will sell at public sale
vrniu" OF ou.ry on Wednesday. May -. 1901
at 10 O'Clock am. AT the Abipr ion Room in the
Court House in the city OF scranton, all tle
following dc,,ihcd lot piece of land situate
in the City of scranton, County Of LackawanrI
and State Of Pcnn>ylyHnia, bounded and described
rs follows, % wit: Rcing Lot No. 2, in square
Block No. 4,, upon street called and knowr
as Jefferson Avenue and Linden street. upon tlS
plot of the City ui scranton, intended to ur
duly recorded said lot being forty ttOl ircr
in front Oh jefferson avenue and hundred al,
uity tllO) feet in depth. lneasul emcnt of depin
to commence len tloI feet inside Of the sidewalk
on both avenue and street. with the right Ia
inclosr, nSc and occupy said ten (lOl fcet in front
OF said lot on avenue and street for ccllarwar,
porch. plaza baywindow and slnubbcry, hut not
the right To erect any building thereon. Except.
ing aud rcscryins the coal and minerals as ,h'
from the SusQimInna and Wyoming Valley Rail.
load and Coal company for said lot dated Oct.
2s Isis, recorded in iuzerc County in Decd
Book No. l2s, page ~. said lot is improved
with two',toIy brick dwelling house with
Floulh roof on jefferson avenue, and a douh',
two.>toiy frame dwelling house on Linden street
TERMS OF SAlE-.j per cent. cash at ths
time of sale. and the balance 10 he paid within
unc wear; deferred payment, with interest, &C.
he secured by bond and mortgage ON the prem,
ises CHARLES D. NEUrFER,
WELLES K TORREN. Trustee.
Attorneys for Trustee.
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Oil Market.

oil City. May S-Crcdit balances. no, Ger
tifcates, no bid, Shipments. s5.2ai; average
sSjOi, Runs, llj,2l3; average, sS2;7.
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THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT Notice r
hereby given that the Republican standing
committee OF the fhid legislative di~uicr 4"
laokarunnd county vii meet Al The Wbiuu'i"r
room, court hou,p, scranton, on >I,mfN. lp,
ciyhtceuth day nj Mar lH0l, a. u',ura in a.,
aitclUo"u. Tor thc pmpo.Cs Of organization am.
living timr Whcu the primaries Tor thc clr'liqr
pf ,tatc dclcgstcs shall he held. BY odcr ot
f. J. Matthews, Chairman,
Atc,t:,i. D.. Matkins secretary
scranton, Pa, May 3, lpol.
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SECOND LEGISLATIVE DlSlRItr- Motto" i,
hereby given to thc Republican voters oi Il e
second legislative distiict al l.ackawdnA county
that Il primary election will be held on saIur
day, MAY Is, 1901, mt the ,cgulsr polling pldc,-,
between the hours ul | and : O'Clock p. M, In
the purpose of cleclin@ two delegates 10 repIc
sent The said legislative district in tho coninL
Republican state convention TO be hcld III lar'
Iisturg. The convention IL compute the vote
viii hr held on Tuesday, MAY n, 1901, Al 10
o lock u. IN. IN the court house in scranton,
In accordance with the Jules governing the
dsuic. the cluliditcs will toe voted for directly
hy the lotc,s at III" poll, and must register
with the district chairman hi> Iull name and
r,roltpr address. and pay his assessment rr"n
days before The election, or his name skill not hn
placed on Tho oticia, ballot, neither will amy
vote, ca,t Tor him he counted,
The district vigilance committee IN 'ariuu. pre-
rin,,, viii conduct the election, and the result
viii be Iopmred hN the rcrWn nudge 10 ,hr dr.,
trict convention, which will he composed ut
Ilcsrs "f the various districts.
vttcn notice contanin. nnrh"r instructions
viii be uujlod To earl memhrr ui the said d.,
rrirI vigilance committee.
Frederic ". llclG.
Chairman second Legislative niSrrirl.
Attest Mailer T.. nvis secretary,
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Theatrical.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.
Huntley-Jackson Company.

WADtMi-Maoa ancy.Patton Company. Mat,
irec and night.
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L>r\TE Ur NEOWiE WANNER. late OF the Cil,

ESTATE OF GEORGE WARNER, late OF the City
of scranton. County "t lackawannl and State
OF Pennsylvania. deceased
Letters ui administration, e. (. a upon the
above estate having hrcE granted To the uu'
designed. all persons having claims or de-
naudS against said estate will present them 10,
payment aud those indebted thereto will make
inmrdia" payment to
PHILIP BElII.E. Administration,
&. A BArrENEERG, Archibald, IA.
NtCln"y for Estate.
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Real Estate.

$l.tD0-l'u!S >iX.ioon, single house, good we'll
Lot l0OX2O. Scranton street. Dalton. Pa
Wells l. Kcator.
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THE MARKETS.
Stocks and bonds.

The following quotations a,c furnished Tie
Tribune hy N. 8. Jordan & Co., rooms iO,.7W
Mcars building, scranton, pa. Telephone 5Oo,:
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TIE WlLKESBARRE RECORD CAN BE liAE
in Scranton at the news stands Of Rcisnin
Bros. 406 Spruce and SOB Linden: NJ. Norton
80 LaCkawanna avenue; ]. S. Schutzcr, ~
Spruce street.
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Business Opportunity.

; . :
PARTY UNDERSTANDING BOOKKEEPING can
secure for himself good position At lib
"ral salary by investing SiN to ten thousand dol
lars in a wellcstahshed, lvdendpaying COM
pany. Address l.. NJ y. Tribune office.
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Boarders Wanted
Political.

WANTEn-rablc hoarderS Mrs, 'iompkins, 81
Washington avenue.
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To Whom It May Concern.

THE PARTIES with whom NJ. j. kcnnihan lett
Singer sewing machine a short time before
his death will confer favor by communicating
the facts t" his widow, Mrs. NJ. J. Kennihan nj
Bunker Hill, Dunmorc.
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Scavenger.
Seeds.
Wire Screens.

JOSEPH KuE1rEI. REAR 511 LACKA. AVE,
Scranton, Pa. manufacturer of Wire Screens.
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Sls00-Buys building lot. iOxlj0. Wheeler ave
nue.. Wells Il Kcatcr. Burr Building.
S29W-Buys double house. rooms on side. all
improvements. except gas. Dean street, Provi-
dcncc. Wells a. kcator.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-28


attempting to form a European com
bination against American Industries
is Count AgeDor Gote chowski, imperlal
chancellor of Austria-Hungary. lie
would place an embargo on all goods
from America similar TO that placed
by Napoleon at the beginning of the
last century on all goods from Eu-
rope. Such an embargo is practically
impossible, and anyone but man
with the Austrian counts hatred of
America and Americans would be
able TO see that il was.
The count should be friend rather
than a foe of America, for his wife,
to whom he is said to be devoted, has
a strong tinge of American blood in
her veins, her grandmother having
been Miss Fraser, of Philadelphia.
But the wife has all the hatred of the
husband for Americans, and dislikes
being reminded of the fact that her
grandmother was not only an Ameri-
can, but at one time governeSs IN
Bordentown, n. j. Her father, Prince
Joachim Murat, some ten years ago
desired to marry a Miss Caldwell, OF
Washington, and was engaged TO her,
and il was the wife of Count Golu-
chowski who led the family opposi-
ton TO such a match, and insisted on
such marriage settlements as no self
respecting American girl would con-
sent to. She il was who induced her
not unwilling husband TO offer his
father-in-law an annuity larger
than that offered by the prospective
bride if he would but cancel the en-
gagement. 1t was Miss Caldwell, how
ever, who finally did break the engage
ment, much to the satisfaction of the
count and his wife.
At the present time it is purely per-
sonal preiudices that have led Count
Goluchowslxi to associate himself with
the movement to place an embargo on
American goods entering European
ports, a movement that if it should
succeed would but react upon the peo-
pie of Europe themselves by raising
the prices on commodities to such an
extent that would eventually result in
a popular revolution against European
monarchies.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-28
Statesmen of Many Nations
Now Figuring in History


a nation through an expensive war
has fallen. and leaders in each and
every taxed industry have advanced
reasons why theirs should be the one
exception TO the general rule.
But while the task is heavy one
there is no man in England who is
probably better able to stand it than is
Sir Michael. His position at the head
OF the governments finances is an es-
tablished one, he having served
through three consecutive ministries
as the head of the exchequer.
His first service as cabinet officer
was in 1877, when he became secretary
for ireland. which he held for one
year, and during which time he made
many friends among the Irish people.
In 1878 he became secretary for the
colonies, and since that time has been
conspicuous whenever the conserva-
tives were in power. During the years
that he has managed the financial al
fairs of the kingdom he has made
many friends as well as enemies by
his way of telling the strict truth re-
garding England's financial resources.
He has at times stepped heavily upon
British pride, but his counsels have al
ways been proven to have been wise
ones. While he now has new force of
enemies TO contend against for time
it is believed that his position in the
government has in reality been
strengthened rather than weakened.
He is Ga years of age.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-06-28

known as an authoritative writer
on far eastern subjects. He has
written extensively on the posi-
bilities of American and European
commerce with China and japan, and
is a firm believer in the future great
ness of the trade with the eastern
countries. He spent three years in
Bangkok, and later has travelled all
through the east studying the COM
mercial and industrial conditions
from the standpoint of an American
and with the ability of a mind well
trained for such work.
His writings on the industrial condi-
tions of the south, and predicted sew
eral years ago the commercial and in
dustrial prosperity the south is now
experiencing. 1t is to his writings
that much of the credit must be given
for the interest that capitalists are
now taking in that section of our coun-
try. He has also given considerable
study to the possibilities of South and
Central American countries, and it is
probably because of this that the pres
ident selected him as delegate to the
congress in Mexico.
He is a native of Vermont, but for
several years has made his home in
Portland, Ore.
WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.