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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-11
WHEELING REGISTER, THURSDAY, Jul II, 1901.

tsw%c net advance. Close: September
5sAc. October 5N~c; December 52isc,
Oats. receipts 80, 700: exports l., 4Ss:
spot nrmer: No, 2, S5hac: options active
west and stronger on crop news, but
dull here.
Hay quiet.
Hops firm.
Leather quiet
Wool dull.
Coal quiet.
Beef steady.
Cutmeats steady.
Lard firm; refined lard, lrmer.
Pork frmer.
TalloW weak.
CottonSeed oil steady.
Petroleum quiet.
Resin steady.
Turpentine firm.
Rice quiet.
Molasses quiet.
Coffee, spot Rio dull; No. I invoice
5Fse. mild quiet; Cordova SA@l2se.
Sugar, raw steady; refining fair.
1915; centrifugal % test 4 S-t6c. Mo
lasses sugar inactive, 3 slice,
PHILADELPHIA. July l0.-wheat,
firm and he higher; contract July esq
6She.
Corn. firm and 1c higher, No. 2 mixed
July 49A G50e.
Oats firm and 1ac higher; No. . white
clipped S6lac.
Butter. firm. good demand. fancy
western creamery l9Mc,
Cheese. quiet but steady; New York
full creams fancy small ga m9Rc.
Eggs. firm; fresh nearby 13ia @l4c.
Refined Sugars. unchanged.
TOLEDO. O., July 1o.-Wheat. dull
but higher; cash and July 66%c.
Corn. active and strong, ash ant
July 4Sc.
Oats, dull but higher; cash, July ant
September 30Ac.
Rye, at bic.
Cloverseed, cash prime $3.50.
UA, unchanged.
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NEW YORK CURB CLOSING.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Pipe 7GS;
preferred 36@38.
Com. Air 14917.
Electric Boat 15Q1S: preferred 400
As.
Electric Vehicl- 900; preferred 150
10.
New Am. Gas 10S610S%.
New England Electric 3@3A.
New York Electric 12G13.
Tin Can 23Ad25B; preferred 74A@
74R.
Tennessee Copper 1920.
Otis Elevator 33h@35; preferred 50
or.
Seaboard 26A @27h; preferred AZ.
st. Louis Transit 26h@27k.
Union Copper 5A65%.
White Know 16Q17.
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rarsley@iddIac per dozen, as 70 size.
lcttuee-2Au i0c per hUshoi.
o~niens-I2Asa Ice per do2ea, according TO
size.
Nadishos~tsMsGit per dozen.
C0bhaEc-ftoue grown, Nt2bUt0 per hhl.
rcas-fac8SLV0 per bushcl Home grown
coming tn with Increased rapldttN.
Green ncans-50d s5C per hushcl. and
scarce. Some home grpwn comtnE IN.
Bccts--NeW, lbtte0o dozen.
Carrots@t0Q loo per dozen.
Sp~inach-Home, tC per hushel.
kaie- facd4Stu0 per barrel.
AsparagusSery nnc and In fair sup
ply at 25c per dozen,
Rhuharh-iadAac per bunch, and supply
showing better.
Tomatoes@M Mississippi. 4-basket crates,
81 so. home grown. $500 per hushol.
COMMUNICATIONS grown, zoe dozen .
southern Gems &.E0d3oN per crate,
Raspherrie@=Sd i0c per box.
Watermelans- So. c@i $50 per 100,
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by Howard Haziett & Son.. brokers. Ma
Iional Exchange Bank Building;
NEW YORK. July 10, 1901
THE MONEY MARKET
the Future of Caused
Weakness in spite of Lower Call

Weakness in spite of Lower Call
Rates.
NEW YORK. July 1o.-Nith call
loan rates yielding to a lower figure,
it was nevertheless apparent to-day
that uneasiness over the future Of the
money market was the principal cause
of the renewed weakness in stocks.
Anxiety on this point was somewhat re-
lieved yesterday by the indications that
July disbursements were beginning To
come again into the market, but it was
revived to-day by the engagement for
exports of S750.000 in gold. Liqu'dl-
ton was in large volume during the
latter part of the day and seemed TO
come from all quarters. The active
selling by commission houses reflected
the outside public's share in the move
ment. The larger part OF the dealings
and the most notable price movements
were in the same stocks as for several
days past. notably ST. Paul, Rock ISL
and, AtchiSon, Union Pacific, Missouri
Pacific and Louisville. but the list was
very generally affected. the eastern
trunk lines sharing quite fully in The
days weakness.
The railroad bond market was fairly
active at lower prices. Total sales par
value s., COS, coo.
L. 5. ~refunding IS declined II per
cent on the last call.
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Butter-Creamery. sodaaci choice
try. le6fiaes country, good, l9ulec. eoun-
try. light. i0c, huttcrinc. llWlie,
Eggs-i4e per dohcu and In full supply,
Navy B~eans-iland picked. s. S0ds.a1 per
hushol.
Cheese@rrlmc Ohio factory. 9~ls4el0c;
New York. lie, Limburger, l2lRe, SWEET
ger. 1aa tic,
lard~9ussc per pound.
Honey~iee pei pound.
petatoes-Old, out Of market, new, $50
d2.75 per barrel. as to quality.
Nuts@BraEll. 90 per pound English wal
nuts, lie. poeans, re, almonds, lie; III
bcrts, lie. wnlnuts. iOc hushel.
Seed rotatoes-Srason over.
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Flour. easy.
Wheat. No. 3 spring 61h @63c: No. 2
red 63ss @63Bc.
Corn, No. 2, 47%c; No. 2 yellow
47Ac.
Cats, No. 2, S1Kc; No. 2 white 32h@
33ke.
Rye, No. 2, 49hc.
Flaxseed, No. !, $685.
Timothy Seed, prime $4.65.
Mess Pork, per barrel, $14.20M1430.
Lard. per 100 pounds, $S.57h0S.60.
Short Ribs, sides (loose) $7.S5mS.05.
Shoulders, dry sailed (boxed) 7A@
7hc.
sides. short clear (boxed) s8.350s.45.
Whisky, basis OF high wines $1.27.
dairies 14Q16hc.
Cheese, steady at 9110c.
Eggs, firm at 12c.
Receipts-Flour, 36, 200 barrels;
wheat, 2l9, 600 bushels: corn, 306, 900
bushels; oats, 147, 900 bushels; rye. 5000
bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
Shipments-Flour, $4,000 barrels;
wheat, 299 900 bushels; corn, 10000
bushels; oats, 450, 900 bushels; barley,
1000 bushels.
NEsW YORK, July 10.-FIour. receipts
0 ,405; exports Fl, AGO; active again and
firm at full prices.
Wheat, receipts 216.650; exports 127,-
1870; spot firm; No. 2 red 73Aac +. o.. b.
afioat; options opened finn; closed
firm at nc net advance. Close: July
70ssc; September 70as; October 70%c;
December 72%c.
Corn, receipts $4,000; exports 159, 487;
spot firm; No. 2, 51Ac elevator; option
market opened strong, closed firm at
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,iok Rros &, Co TO White & White.

Dick Bros. & Co. to White e White.
NEW YORK, July 10.-4:00 p. NJ
The bears are Aaving a good inning,
the public being not in the market to
any great extent. The range of prices
being at a high level, some new stimu-
lus must develop before bull speculation
can be expected. Disappointment was
expressed that the Louisville e. Nash
vile dividend was only the regular IA
per cent. London sold stocks. Sefen
hundred and fifty thousand dollars gold
was taken for shipment, and the market
closed heavy.
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PITTSBURG CLOSING PRICES.

Special to White & White.
PITTSDURG. Pa, July 1o.-Window
Glass 56%; preferred 95.
Ice 20A; preferred 40.
Crucible 21R; ~"eferred 83S.
u, D. & P. 122.
Brewing 26%; preferred 44%.
Mon. Coal 1874; preferred 47A.
Marsden 6.
Plate Glass Ill.
Pittsburg Coal 31A.
Consolidated Traction 21%.
Philadelphia so; preferred ASH.
Switch 50; preferred 81.
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Money rules steady. Tomorrow
Sc. zoe. 900 ds due on the last eonsol
issue. but ii Is expected that money will
be cheap as the government must d.
harse large amounts.
Paris exchange IS II: Berlin - Ssia.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, July 10.-There has
beenu no increase in the demand for
staple cottons to-day in any descrip-
ton, but the one continues firm and
previous prices are held for. Print
cloths are inactive but steady in price.
Prints quiet but firm. No change in
ginghams. Mems wear woolens and
worsteds quiet but firm IN staples. Fan
cies irregular. Dress goods dull and ir-
regular. A.,
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CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

CHICAGO, July 10.-Wheat-July
63Ac; September 64Ac.
Corn-July 47Ac; September 49Ac
Oats-July 30Ac; September 311sc.
Pork-July s14.20; September $14.4c.
Ribs-July 1892; September $500.
Lard-July $3.50; September 1857.
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Special to the Register.
NEW YORK, July 1e.-The London
market was very troag to-day, the
COINS in Americans running from a
quarter to a full point, with Union Pa
ciic equal to 1855, st. Paul 1881 and
the steels firm.
The opening of the New York market
was fairly strong at about yesterdays
close, and, indeed, some advances
were scored, but later a break occurred,
and on very large blocks of certain
stocks being offered there was a falling
off. The bears jumped into the situa-
ton, and even brought out some OF their
cubs, with the result That prices droop-
ed very considerably, IN a few case as
much as six points. There was a frac-
tional rally at the close, but in gem
eral terms the market may be said
to have closed heavy, with an uncertain
outlook for tomorrow. The railroad dis
turbance Is really at the bottom CT the
trouble. the Gould, Vanderbilt, Harri-
man interests being still unable TO come
TO an agreement. The western banks
nave notified their New FORK correspon-
tents in advance of the usual time
that they will require unusual drafts of
money for crop movements, and this
may result in a striEgency. Bankers
and brokers are busy making enquir-
tes in many cities as TO when and upon
what terms they can secure current
funds upon eollateal, thus preparing Tor
the expected drafts. Money closed at
3@4 per cent, with the ~st loan at 4.
Sales for the week to date
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 10-Cattle. receipts
II, 600. butchers stock steady to slow.
Choice cattle steady, other slow. Good
to prime steers 81 15@6 80; cows 81 IS
al 80; heifers 81 50n5 90; bulls slow,
81 1904 So; calves steady 81 00@6 so.
Hogs, receipts to-day $1,000; to-mor-
row $4,000 left over, estimated 1000.
Close firm. Top Sc 20. Mixed and
butchers IS 70@6 10; bulk of sales
S. $500 10.
Sheep, receipts $4,000. Sheep strong
to l0c higher. Yearlings and lambs
active, 10 to Is cents higher. Spring
lambs up to So rs. Good to choice
wethers So COCA 35; native lambs 81 90
@5 rs.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, July 10.-Cat-
tie steady. Extra s. 85m6 90; good
s. 20@5 40.
Hogs lower. Prime heayies Sc 20@
6 IS; light workers. and pigs So 49,;
roughs 81 7565 rs.
Sheep steady. Best wethers SO $50
4 90; yearlings 81 50@4 so; veal calves
Sc 50@7 90.
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BEARS HAD An
INNING Yesterday.
DESPITE A STRONG AND HIGH LON
DON MARKET NEW YORK SOLD
OFF SOON AFTER THE OPEN
ING YESTERDAY.
SLIGHT RALLIES AT THE CLOSE.
WESTERN BANKERS MAKING DE-
MANDs FOR MONEY For CROPS.

The Railroad Complications Arc APP
parcntIy at the Bottom of the
Present Unrest on Wall street,
and Until There In Some sort OF
Definite Settlement the Market Is
Ant to Fluctaate Rather widely.
Nesterday,s Quotations, and the
General Situation.
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Live stock.

Corrected by Goodhuo & Coz
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 100, $4.75QD5, 90:
good, 800 to l.0n, St.5o0A75; good, 800 10 800.
A.25M45 80: common, 600 to 800, s3.25Q1S.5o
bulls. 33.Ooa8.7 IS.
Hogs-Extra. s6.0oaG1o; good. s5.soa6.od;
common. A.75m5.25.
Sleeps. 25m3.J0. lambs, &!00U5.b 30; spring
lambs, IS. 00m6.50; yearlings, A.0Oa4.50,
Fresh Cows-S25. 00n95.00.
Calves-s5 5OaDG. 90; grassers. s3.0o8fO.
Enthusiastically.
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Coffee Quotations.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Coffee market
opened unchanged to 5 points lower;
closed easy and net unchanged to 10
points lower. Sales, $4,000 bags.
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REGISTER OFFICE.

WHEELING, July 10, 1901.
There Is very little of interest to record
in the local market this week. Prices are
generally steady. except, as a matter OF
course. in green stuff. where wide fIuc-
tuations occur at this season OF the year.
In the grocery market there is a little
shading on certain brands of flour. There
is nothing TO be said as to live stock, the
prices remaining stationary.
We quote as follows:
Fruits.
Stra wberies-Out OF season.
Apples-New early harvest. 75cd1.0o; per
barrel. s2.5td3.00.
Misunderstanding from s1.25 to 200, ac-
cording to quality n size.
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Poultry.

c~hlckens-rdve, NNd3.@ per doz; saloc
per pound, IN better Supply.
Dueks-ss1 5U3o live. dressed, 400S0c.
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CINCINNATI, July 1O.-whiskey
distillers' finished goods quiet on basis
of 81 q.
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MARKET ADvICES.

T. Hudson & Co. TO White & White.
NEW YORK, July 10.-9:54 a. NJ
There is little or no feature in the news
this morning. The weekly government
crop report, issued yesterday afternoon.
made out the condition of corn very
bad, but spring wheat was stated TO be
in good shape. Reports are persistent
that the Atchisou will not carry out its
threat TO cut freight rates, but the or.
der has not yet been withdrawn.
Active speculation for the rise does
not appear to us at all likely. On
bulges we again advise sales.
NEW YORK, July I6.-3:40 p. m.-
The market remained weak all the al
%ternoon. steadily selling down and
closing at about the lowest Of the day
for severe net losses. Louisville &
Nashville directors declared only the
regular ~semi-annual dividend of 2ia
per cent, and the stock declined nearly
six points from the top. There were
reports that the Atchison would with
draw its cut rate order tomorrow. but
this had been generally expected. and
exerted no beneficial effect on senti-
ment. General conditions, as we have
been pointing out. do not warrant a
bull market. The settlement OF the
railroad and steel disputes may help
the market. but only for a while, L
We repeat our advice TO sell ON bdiSes.
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DeWons-ffom A.W 10 oto. the latter
fer extra fancy.
Orangcs-CaliforniR naVels. &bNd4.W,
and scarce: seedlings. N&02aa.
LimeS-NN9l&
Pine Apples range from II 70 igtsc each.
Cocoanuts-S0e per doz ste per sack,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-11

Ie.trraay's Prices.
The following table shows the opening.
high. low and closing prices of stocks on
Wal street yesterday:
NEW YORK, July 10.
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PICTURE PUZZLE.

Her i. Captain Kidd and three of his bold comrades. where did
~ hide the o gold:
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SOLUTION TO PUZZLE FOR JULY 10.

There :. N bird !. he tree n on the 10 sleeve a.d n IN
der the table.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-11

Total sales. oas $50 shares.
Eek. div. u per cent; : FIX. div. f1k per
cert
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GENERALLY
QUIET AND STEADY,
The Only Exception to the Rule De-
Ing In Green stun.

ytrn Out OF Season-Rasp-
berries Growing Cheaper-HOme
Grown Tomatoes Plentifui-Wa-
termcIOns Unchanped--The Live
stock Market Shows No Change
From Last Week.
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srocKs Ayn noSp,.

SrocrNs FOR sale.
Mheeling Pottery Company.
riverside Pottery Company.
hxley Watkins Company.
Wheeling Bridge Company.
" Meeting Traction Company.
century di8sS Company.
Also thotce Lots at Highland Park.
NORTON a COMPANY.
Is Nat. EXCHANGE Bank Hldr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-04-18

Fire destroyed two handsome cottages
at Long Branch Sunday morning.
Secretary liam OF the Camden Law
and Order League reports large num-
Der of saloons selling on Sunday.
George ii. Wallace, Secretary of the
Territory of New Mexico, died Satur-
day at Santa Fe Of heart disease.
Col. John r. Musick, we'll known
author and Republican politician Of
Missouri, died Sunday in Omaha.
Theodore Hart, an OK member Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, postmaster
at Pittston and a newspaper publisher,
died Saturday.
Nearly 1000 men and women en-
ployed in the factories in East Newark,
N. j., were vaccinated by the Health
Department on Saturday.
Stepping on q Lehigh Valley railroad
crossing in WilkesbarIe In front Of
the Buffalo express Sunday, Morris
O'Connell and his wife ana Mrs.
Frank Oranmer weia killed.
A well-dressed woman, giving her
residence as New York City, hut re-
fusing 10 diyulge her name, partially
identified the drowned woman at
Woodbury., N. j., Sunday, as that
Of her missing sister,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-04-18
CHILDREN IN JAIL.
A Girl and Boy Charged With killing
Their Brother.


A Girl and Boy Charged With killing
Their Brother.
Elkton, Nd, April l4.-On Saturday
States Attorney William s. Evans
OF Cecil county, sEore out a warrant
for the arrest of Sallie Shippers, aged
10 years, daughter of Calvin Shippers,
charging her with the murder of her
brother Howard Shippers, who died on
Thursday morning last from gunsbot
wounds inflicted the day before.
Deputy Sheriff William McAllister
took the girl to tho county Jail, where
her brother, Thomas Shippers, aged 7
years, 10 also prisoner, held on the
same charge. Mr.. Evans had the war
rant issued after o conversation with
the boy, who insisted that it was his
sister who shot his brother Howard,
and said she did 1t because she was
angry with her mother for leaving her
at home while tho mother went away,
and that by shooting the boy the
mother would soon return. The gsrl
denies the story 81 her brother and in.
sists that Thomas killed their hruther
Howard because he iefused to give MIN
n chew OF tobacco. Justice Henry III.
Gilpin will likely give the children a
hearing this week, but just what will
be done with them is problematical.
Owing to the tender years OF both the
prisoners it is likely they will tie Sent
to home, as their parents are in poor
circumstances aud not able to provide
properly for them. as
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-04-18
HAT TRIMMINGS" CASES.
Have Been In Process OF Settlement lby
the Courts for Long Time.

Have Been In Process OF Settlement lby
the Courts for Long Time.
Washington, April 15.-TEe attention
OF the Treasury officials was called to-
day to dispatch from Philadelphia to
the effect that the famous that trim
mings" cases were being settled with
the result that the 500, 600, 900 claimed
by the importers had been out down TO
about 81, COO, 600.
Assistant Secretary Spaulding said
that these cases had been in process of
settlement by the courts for a long
time, and he had understood that the
end was drawing near. but he did not
know how much the government would
be compelled to refund 10 the i'm
porteis. The amount claimed, however,
he SAID, was far in excess Of tia actual
figures. The cases before the New York
courts had been settled and paid from
time to time during the last several
months, and of the Philadelphia cases,
he thought, many had been paid.
The cases arose under the tariff act
of 1883. Goods olassed by importers as
that trimmings dutiable at 20 per
cent were appraised by the government
az dress goods, &c,, which under the
tariff act were assessed at so par cent.
The larger duty was paid under protest,
and proceedings were at once begun in
the courts to compel refund, with the
result that, although the government
has not compromi sed single case, the
courts in the ca Of some fabrics,
have decided against the importer,
and in others against the government.
The total amount to be paid by the
government will be but a fraction oil
the amount claimed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-04-18
ANTIQUE PROVINCE PACIFlEO.
The Aspiration for Provincial Form o
Government Unanimous.

The Aspiration for IA Provincial Form of
Government Unanimous.
San Jose De Buena Vista, Antique
Province, Panay Island, z. L., April
b. When the United States Philippine
Commission arrived here, to-day, the
members were welcomed by the IL
habitants of this town, who had erected
an immense festal arch. Every village
of Antique Province was represented
by dele3ate& A statue OF liberty,
erected on the towns principal square,
named after Washington. had pictures
Of Abraham Lincoln, President Nc
Kinley and Judge Taft, president of
the commission, on its pedestal.
The province has been wholly pacified
since the recent surrender OF the in
surgsnt leader Fulton, and the aspira-
tion for provincial form OF govern
ment is unanimous. The commission
has mailed to Washington detailed
recommendations for the form VI general
civil government 20 be established in
the Archipelago. The legislative coun-
Gil is expected to consist of four Of
the present commissioners and three
Filipinos, the latter to be appointed by
President Mckinley. Lieut.. Col. Will
liam s. Scott of the Forty fourth
Volunteer Infantry, commander of
Antique Province, has been made its
governor, while Lieut.. Fred l.. Wilson
of the came regiment has been ap-
pointed provincial treasurer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-04-18
DUNCAN is THE ASSESSOR.

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and Journal.
New Castle, April 10. Charles
Sbearer, inspector of thu city election
held on Tuesday last, after carefully
considering the tie vote between Lewis
Duncan and Edward Wise for assessor
this morning determined to cast the
deciding vote in favor of Lewis Dun
can.
Mr.. Shearer's purpose in delaying
the decision was to allow the men To de-
eide the matter between themselves but
finding that this seemed impossible, at
last made an end of the matter.
Wise made all offers possible to
secure IA settlement and proposed the
toss OF coin as the arbiter, bat his
competitor was not game. The fact
that MI, Duncan is a property-ho.der,
having three houses and contributing
to the city finances in the way Of taxes
had some weight in the decision made
in his favor.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-04-18
RECEIVED BY KING EDWARD.

London, Eng, April -. liking Ed
ward received Gen. Won Moltke, nephew
of the former ielo marshal, and Lieut..
Usedom at Mari borough House to-day.
The German officers, we're accom-
panied by sergeant wearing the new
German field service uniform sent by
Emperor William for. King Edwards
inspection. The uniform differs little
from the. usual colonial equipment.
The knapssek and other psraphernalia
are so arranged that their weight falls
entirely upon the wearer's back, and
the whole equipment can be released
whenever required, by unclasping a
single buckle. r s=E
King Edward expressed VAIN ap-
proyal Of the uniform, and made Gen.
'von Moltke knight commander OF the
Royal Victorian Order. and Lieut.
Usedom commander OF the same
order, e-ysJ ,t,,,.. Ea.g