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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
WILL NOT CONCUR
House and senate viii split on War
Revenue Bill.


Washington, Feb. The Republican
members Of the ways and means com
mittee held a meeting this afternoon to
formulate plant Of action relative 10
The war revenue biz. bat no definite con-
clusion was reached beyond the decision
70 non-concur in the senate amendment
The action Of the senate. in substituting
an entirely new biz for the bill as It
passed the house IS looked upon as a dis
tinct invasion II the prerogative Of the
house TO initiate revenue legislation, and
al the meeting today some Of the mem
hers favored radical acton 70 sustain
what they consider the constitutional
rights Of the house 70 originate revenue
legislation. One plan suggested was 70
ignore the bill IN its present amended
form and to pass another entirely new
revenue bill But this was regarded as
entirely too radical Another proposition
ard the one meeting most favor, was 10
report back the b5H 70 the house toner
row with recommendation q non-con-
currence, but without a request for q
conference. This would require the sen
ate TO ask for conference If any was
to De held. There vas little or no con-
sideration OF the senate schedules of the
senate bill. the whole time practically
being spent in The consideration Of the
form Of a procedure. 4 meeting Of the
fun ways and means committee win be
held At the conclusion Of the conference
Of the Repu blican members tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
HOGS s CENTS Higher
Good Receipts and Quality
Very Fine.
TOPS UP TO SIS. 20
Cattle Market Higher and the
Quality Good.

TIE hog market yesterday opened q
strong cents higher. and maintained
that higher score throughout the day ;
trading. and closed at The finish with d
suu stronger tone. The most Of the hog
receiving centers quoted a Q cents higher
and q s 10 10 cents higher market, and
al closed with show Of consider Die
strength, Indicating that today VIII mark
another nickel raise L was a good day
IN the hog division, VITA very fair
SHOW q receipts and the quality in the
main very fine There was little offered
from The car end OF the deal which was
very notably common. There was a no
table lack Of coarse heavies OF rough
packer stock and neither were there thin
glts to lurt any. There was only enc
car load Weighing close around 200
pounds, while there was one shooting the
scale beam Up to the S45 mark and sew
o-al others OF extra heavy and medium
weights. The quality was very salts
factory, with some fancy loads in the
list The average weight was = pounds
heavier than the day previous. There
was an eager live demand Ter hogs from
both Dold and Armour. and the day
closed with the hog pens emDued and
C ds made On other loads due 20 arrive
late All that were held over from the
day before were quickly sold on the
opening. and a. long as there we're hogs
the trading was keen and active at
was a good day Ia all respects and the
clippers especially all realized very wei
On tlefr offerings. with the tops register
ing a full 10 cents gain over Wednesday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
sHIPPERs AND NOTES

George Keeuer. Of Patterson. Kan.
topped the IA g market yesterday with a
car OF MEDIUMS Win no lOCkage, which
sold an the 9l-cent TOP.
Wheeler * Stewart. o. Belle PLANE,
were the last TO weigh Up a car load
al very fair hogs at the top Of the bulk
Townsend o. Lamon. 4 Andale, one u
the Oldest OF Che regular Wichita pa-
irons were on the market with a car Of
sold al t1e ROD Of the bulk, without
dock.
sam Butts was shipper Of ezra
heavy hogs which sold ait The bulk TOP
II A Schmidt Of Goddard had in ne
5um weight hogs. which sold without
dookase ar the TOP of the bulk
Haskell & Heath. OF Douglass, were
u7ers OF medium heavies. watch sod
str Shit ar the TOD OF the bulk
1I1rr q Rollins. ~ Hutchinson had
M mediums which sold AZ the bulk top
8 sae-burns, Of wakita was n
zitr car NJ mediums which sold strong
a. the bulk TOP
EE a s-etIer. Of Enid was In person
g. the yards Rith q car load of medium
heavy hogs which SOLD az good bulk
price
Ana & CO. were on the market with
at good bulk prices.
Gift & Probst. Of BluG city, were the
first 90 SO over the scales with a car II
heavy ho-s vhica sold strong
F. Atkins. of Tudeld. was on he
market with heavy hoss. whicz sold a.
the bulk Top
Dan u1un. Of Udau. had IN light hcgS
which sold strong and wen Up IN The
bulk rance
may 5e noted that eight Of them sold
e. The top Of the bulk Ai-ni5ca1t II
Both The strength of rhe market and the
good quality prevailing.
u SIS Rotius0u. az Tcwa1fa- one Of
the largest stock dea ers and heavy buzz
crs u cattle from the Wichita market,
s enthusiastic over the Woodward cone
ventiou, and nas applied for trans porto
ton passage Win The Wichita de.eEa-
tlon In their OWE 1rivate ear Mr.. La
ynon. of Andale. e me FIRM ~ Town
send & Tamor has also asked Tor sp4ce
g. the car SIS has ltzawise ~ IS John
son. one OF the iarse shippers 70 this
market from oklahoma Every one about
-hr wards is thriling with suppressed en-
rrusiszrs over the prospective sci tir1e,
-o,,r --nf-ebie results 90 b G arivei fro-n
ths So important gathering q me co-n-
$50 live stock interests. and II amy cI5
c-ev-5 from any ella Gown anyvr ere
sl,-orrs dust or suoy i7 the face II the
-v-irsf-a cortese they VIII have 70 havs
g whole vestfhuled train solid. ani even
fhen they can't make say more noise or
are sfzoiay. or attract any more lavara-
BE attention
M dsilv comparisons were as foaows-
veses~dav. tops So bulk q safes
q Is. average weight -sa fr tA cay
-7-svf5t.-. tops s5.-o. bulk. See5- av-
--s-. -r-r-7l7s For rse CORE
e-,.-.,-.,~ Jaw Lass week tops $50. bulk
e. - u. average We ght, -
Tie Dold shipments yesterday wre
r--- mere being seven cars ~ stra -h-
contract stock. with heavy express CUT
r,.- nd The local mixed cars very good
Jres arc nov burning throughout re
sew NsuEhter house 70 season the brick
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
HaiR Rod of a locomotive Breaks on
2 Bridge

Easton, Pa, Feb. The Lehigh VAL
ley Mix and Paper train from New York
was wrecked at Green Bridge. y. J..
four miles below here early today. The
train was running 60 miles an hour and
when IT approached the bridge, a struct-
ure Is ofet high, the mai nrod strap az
the locomotive broke dropping the big
steel rods that connect the drive wheels
and throwing the engine and every enc
of the ten cars IN the train of the rails
The locomotive and several of the cars
went Dumping over the ties Of the bridge
threatening every moment 10 20 over
the side OF the structure. The engine and
the cars crossed the bridge in safety and
ran 80 yards on the ties before coming
{ o. standstiu All the cars were more or
less damaged. None Of the crew or pas
seugers were Injured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08

General improvement in Prices
on EARLY Market
RAILROAD STOCKS UP
Rock Island, With St Paul,
Is a FaVorite.

New York Feb. THE glamour Of the
vast projected steel continuation was
sui ever Wall Street today, and domi-
mated the speculation almost completely.
\ renewed upward movement in Union
Pacific forced an effective supplement
The steel stocks al opened notably
strong and had good advances under The
food OF buying orders attracted BY the
significant admissions from authorities
OF the steel trade as TO the reality o.
pending negotiations. The enormous vol
ume OF the offerings during the first
hour. especially IN Federal Steel. made
it clear 10 traders that holders of very
large amounts OF this stock were VII
ling to avail themselves OF the good news
u realize profits The amount OF stocks
encountered AT % wss apparently Him {
able. and not only Federal steel, 1u-
the whole market staggered under IT,
Consideration OF the known facts re-
garding the steel negotiations disclosed
that a good deal was being taken T ?
granted by the spectators. That Ar.
Carnegie had Indicated a willingness t.
sell the control OF his property seemed 70
De admitted. but the surmIsss regarding
the further plans for The billion dollar
steel trust had evidently run considera-
bly, 5ey ond the ascertsiued facts There
were significant limitations thrown out
that the whole negotiation was stll IN
a somewhat delicate stage. such as le
the possibility that un5ridled speculation
in the securities concerned might serious
Is interfere with its contamination. The
idea of being long OF the steel stocks
with the proposed combination collapsed
and abandoned was sufficient 70 cause
an envtous state OF mind amongst some
Of the spectators, who have taken on
enormous lines Of these stocks. The ap-
pearance Of inside selling added TO their
perturbation. With the speculative posi-
ton thus made vulnerable. the stocks
were subjected to severe handling durins
the afternoon. There was a nomentary
pause in the fall. but it was renewed
again, carrying Federal Steel down an
extreme ga Federal Steel preferred
Steel and Wire, Tennessee Coal and Ma
tional Steel AZ. Colorado Fuel a. and
other members Of the group from 70
points That these violent declines were
due 10 speculative raid was made man
fest BY the sudden recOveries when the
shorts began 10 cover. Steel and Wire
rallyng %, Federal Steel preferred q.
and other stocks IN the group from
10 points. The railroad tst had its
opening bulge and subsequent decline o.
profit-tsking. but II was stinened up
again TO some degree by the remarkable
advance IN Union Pacific Of 81 points 70
g7it The rumor that a proposed stock
issue 70 provide for the Southern Pacific
purchase rad been underwritten at par
was the cause Of the excited speculation
in Union Pacific. Closing prices OF stocks
were as follows:
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FATAL TRAIN WRECKi
Many Persons HiIIed Including Re=H
lar soldiers


Grssnvflle. Pa. Feb Train No. 5
the New York-Chicag5 limited on the
Erie railroad. was wrecked this morning
within the town limits five passengers
were dead when taken from the wreck.
several are missing and there are many
badly injured.
The dead are:
/ Sergeant Major Harry A Hart Q. s
a. Fort Wood. y Y.
George ". Patterson. Phuadeiphia. pr
vate Company 7. Tenth United States IN
fantry; carried card Of Iron Molders
union.
Peter J. Curry. Coeoeo. y. Y. private
Tenth infantry, agsd o.
Unknown man, ased 3, supposed % b
Clarence Leok u somervnle. y. !.
T-rkncvn man: only papers on person
vss q postal carl that had Been sent p
the Adams Produce company. Rusevi-le.
md. and ticket from New York %
this point HIS face was literally torn
into shreds.
The seriously injured are;
william D. Moor % Leuov R7ad.
r-aaklvn compound fracture o. left leg
and badly cut about the head.
B. A. Marsdsn. Philadelphia. terribly
crushed about ,he body
Ivan Lester Smith. Cauistee. badly
bruised
Joseph Kennedy. Brookfsid. Mass. Pri-
vate Tenth infantry, compound fracture
Iegt Iezcut oooiodid hrdl0etaoinshrunn
left leg. cut and bruised about head ana
body.
william 2. BfcGinnitie, attor7ey. Port
land. Ind. hip crushed and face cut
q. II. simons. Kent. O.. brakeman.
compound fracture left leg. right leg
badly bruised.
C J. Henry. MeadvIlle baEEageman.
LETT leg broken. injured about chest
Clarence I.eek. Somerviie. X. J.
Milton Stanley. Newton. y. J.. leg frac-
tu-s7 cut about face
Harry Welsburg express messenger.
DAYTON. OHIO. crushed
Hardly passenger escaped without in-
jury The nl-fated train was composed
entirely Of vestibuied Puilmans three
sleepers. a day coach. combination smok-
er and baggage and mail ear. and was
drawn By one o. the new Atlantic tyre
Of engines. II was In the smoking CONF
partment thar death Iaid ruthless hand
for not one Of the sixteen occupants es-
capped death or injury. A party o. SOL
diers. nine In number. on their way from
Fort Porter, n. r, 20 Fort Crook. Nea..
Fl charge 81 serse ant Najor Harry A.
Hart Of New York. occupied a part 81
the smoker. OF The number three were
killed and two seriously injured
They were under orders for the Phiiip-
pines and would have sailed IN q short
time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
BIG FIRE AT SCRANTON
Damage Done viii Aggregate $500,
600 at least.

Scranton. Pa. Feb. Fire which
caused $40. 90 damage broke cut this AZ
ternoon in the motor room Of tn four
story building at 2l5 Lackawanna avenue
occupied as 3 clothing store By P. J.
Morgan. and on the upper floors By the
Delaware, Lackawaana and Western car
accountants office. Grambers photo
graph parlors, ana Moses overall manu-
fsctory. The building vas destroyed
Matthews Bros drug store building
caught fire next and the flames swept
rapidly from top &c bottom A stln east
srly wind famed the Blaze rght through
the rest 81 the block 5earoying Nor
tan5s book store. F. l. Cranes fur store.
Marcus BrszcheIs tur store. Ruddy &
Haae's restaurant and Dawes & Mur-
rlr-s shoe store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
CALDERHEAD'S PENSION BILL
1t Is FavOrabIy Reported by House
Committee.

Washington. FEB. The house COM
nitee on invalid pensions has favoraaly
reported the bill Of Representative Cal
derhead Of Kansas, as follows:
"Au persons who are eligible for pen
sions at the rate Of 80 per month under
section ,, act OF June q 1S9o. relating 70
pensions, who are now. or may hereafter
becom edisabled by total blindness or
paralysis or any total disability for man
Ual labor, not the result Of their own
vicious habits which disa5les them in
sue ha degree as 10 require the constant
or frequent and periodical attendance Of
another person. or who are or may be
without any actual net income not 10 ex-
coed 800 per year exclusive OF any pen
sion shall be entitled to pension at
the rate Of so per month from the date
OF application therefor. after the passage
OF this act"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
View York Money Market.

New York, FEB. 7-3Ioney On cal -
81 per cent Prime mercantile paper.
Sa4 per cent Sterling exchange weak.
with actual business ln bankers bills at
g 81 IS for demand and % 1850
"a for 80 days. Posted rates. 81 s5G
AZ and 40 Commercial bills, - "a
q sal. silver certificates. sG62- Far
silver. 81 Mexican dollars. A. Govern
nent bonds steady. Refundiug rs. regis
tered 1854: coupon. 1e5ls; 3's, registered
noe. coupon. 19&; new As. REGISTERED
1r114. coupon. Is-f4 Old IS, li7i1, coupon,
1888; 5s. registered. 1893; coupon. L93a-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
MUTINY ON ASTRAL
STANDARD Oil ship crippled Outside
OF sandy Hook

New York, Feb THE Standard Oh
comDany's big new sailing ship Astral
which has bee nanchored outside Sandy
Hook harbor since sailing SUNDAY for
Shanghai landen with case oil and on
BOARD Of which mutiny was reported yes
tsrday. her crew Of 2s seamen refusing
to work, was stiu in the place this morn
ing. The United states revenue cutter
Gresham, which tried TO board the city
yesterday but failed owing to the heavy
gale blowing, and which came up the
bay last night passed out Sandy Hook
ear yitoday and the marine observer re-
ported her two hours later lying astern
Of the ship and the tug John Nicholson
also near by. The wind IS now fresh
west-northwest blowing about twenty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
IDENTIFIED BY X-RAYS
Durers Monogram Found on a Picture
AT RatisbOn.

New YORK Feb. IL dispatch 70 ths
Herald from Paris. says. 4 dispatch has
has been received from Berlin 70 me
eject that the au-hents1ity ~ a painting
has Just been revealed With rhe ali o. 81
rays The work. when is AZ Eatlsbon.
was supposed % be a Duver dating back
to l5l TIE X-rays revealed Durer
monogram ard the date 1874
Tee painting IS on six stretched over
IN oak board TWO ceutlmetres L7s iacnl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
KANSAS CITY.
COTTON.

New York, Feb. 7.-On the opening call
the cotton market was firm, with prices
to points higher, soon increased to a
matter Of 10 10 points by a scare Of
uIt shorts and brisk outside buying.
Early in the afternoon business dwin-
died to mere scalping trade, with
prices net 1 point lower to 5 points
higher.
Cotton futures opened firm; February,
50 80: March, g q: May 50 80; June. 9.25;
July. SOS: August, $.s9; September,
s. -: October, $S.21: November, S 10; De
cenber. $500.
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The cattle market yesterday wss
quoted as higher. with Just a fair supply
and the quality god il was a mixed
line Of offerings and about all class 8
we're represented. There was one pri-
waite sale q some extra fancy beef cattle
purchases IN the country by the D0ld
backing company ana there was also
me fine feeders and cows There was
some staff received late. which viii be
I'D this morning
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son Parti.au Sue ceed. F.~hbaei.

Indisn apolis. Ind. Feb s--The aP2oint-
uenr Of E6ward DANES q this city -
BE- master IN chancery IN IRE Unite5
STATES courlS 60 succeed the late william
T. Flshback- was efiSa-ly announced To-
day. Ar DANES hss always adhered -
The principles of the Republican party.
b-r Is neEa- ~ scti.-. n r-,Ll-i-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08

Ind snapolls. Ind FEB s.-Samusl Il ant
receiver q ire Tose6o 81 Lus & Kan
s7s CITY railroad. was discharged from
further duties ~ Judge Woo.s q the
United States court today The 2rpe ~
az he road has been acquired sy ne To-
ledo ST Louis x western
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08

City; second vice president. F. J. He.ber-
ger. Jr. Washington secretary, Samuel
H Spring. Boston; treasurer, r, C. Not
bonn. Milwaukee.
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LIVESTOCK MERKEr.
CHICAGO.


/ Chicago, Feb. 6.-CAttle-Receipts D
/ 600. market generally stronger: good to
prime steers, g. Oc93 %; poor to medium.
/ s. 4e74. 90; stockers and feeders. s2.T5G
so; COWS. 3 55G4 Is; heifers. 8. 5GG4. -:
/ Gamers, 81 s0d2.50 bulAv s3.75a4 3;
( calves, a. 0006 Is; Texas fed steers. 81. O9T
+ 80; Texas grass steers, s3.30Q3. 80;
( Texas bulls. s.. 50d3. 30
| Hog-Receipts, today, s.. go; tomorrow.
2s0o0; left over, $3.50; market 20 l0c
higher, closing stronger; top, $. 4215 .
mixed and butchers, $. 15d5. 40; good TO
choice heavy. s. .3075 AZ; rough heavy.
s515d5. 25; light, t5.15Q6. 35; bulk Of sales.
& sds- IS.
sheep-Recespts. 1000; market firm;
lambs steady; good 10 choice wethers
So S5G4 g; fair TO choice mixed, $500
3 80; western sheep, s.. 80G4- 30; Texas
sheep, &. 50d3. 30; native lambs. s. 2Q5. +;
western lambs. q Soas. g.
Yesterdays Official:
Receipts-cattle. 1850; hogs, A1s;
shipments-cattle 22: hogs. 5.sas;
sheep. BIS.
ST Louis.
St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 7.-Cattie-Receipts
200: market steady 10 strong; native
steers. s.. 4o75.70; stockers and feeders
8. 40d4 s.; cows and heifers. 3. 0G675. 90;
EAdS ana lutldu SLetISs S3-@y0bt-pJf COWS
and heifers, 81 40T3 20
Hog-Receipts 5000; market z shade
higher; pigs and lights 5.15G5- %; pack
ers, = 0pG5 80. butchers, 3 .30175. 20
Receipts. 100; market strong:
native muttons, S3.75d4. 3; lambs, $3.50
$50.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City, No, Feb. 7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000, including 500 Texans; market
strong; native steers. a. 4075. 10: fed west
ern, 81. oo6l4. 30; Texas and Indian steers
80 75d4. 40; native COWS and heifers 3 o0G
! .; Texas and Indian cows s2.75q3.5 80;
bulls, s.. 09G74 .; calves. &. 5g67. 80.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market SC higher;
bulk Of sales. s. 25d5 =; heavy. S5.3905 A;
medium s5.25Q5.55; light, S5.2eG5.30: pigs.
81, 6006.o0.
Receipts, 1000; muttons steady;
lambs slow; lambs. s. 00d5. %; muttons,
"a Sa4 50; yearlings. s45og4 50: ewes,
s. 50g4.00; culls, $2.5oGs.25
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Special Rate
inducements
Via Santa Fe

5fl round trip wicaifa 90 Woodr sri.
O.. u account ~ annual convention .-
laaama I4sestoeE a -ataa Dates
sales Fe1rlarY IS. q ar8 lsla. 0ta i
Erit 81 Fe9raary tstl fst
$50 one way ta Butte sal Helena Stems
tara. ard am Intermediate. T'atsa ~ SAFE
every Teesdar. Fear-arY - ~ Apr
fco1 che Way 20 La Angeles. s1
Frsnc.seo ard an other California cem-
mon points Dafes of sale even lses-
esv Fear,1ry - o. Arrr o.
- 70 ore way % Portland. ore. Ta-
coma ana Seattle. wash. Nanc1aVer aHf
Victoria B - end an lrfs-neiiats
points Dates ~ etle Iuss3a1s. zFr
e - ArrN
F5- frl~ tnfa-mafiaa cau goea or
'phons
l.. K. Delaney. Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08

ToIe8o Feo 6-Burglars bound and gag
SD the postmtstreSs at R0ssfo7d a sur
hgrb ~ Toledo early TO-DAY and robbed
the Office Of 800 in stamps and s. in c1r1-
vulge the hiding uiace u The va-uab-e IS
and lighted matches were applied - b ?
feet and she was struck over the head
v.th q ciub and brutality kicked in The
side AT noon today she became u1con-
sc5ous and. * is feared. may die
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-08
INTERESTING NAVAL FIGURES
Immense sum of Money Lost in
Second Hand ships.

Washington. Feb. 6.-Senator Hale today
submitted to the senate a number Of com
munications from the secretary Of the
concerning naval affairs. one of these
is a list showing the names OF vessels
purchased FOR the navy during the war
with Spain. together with the prices paid
and also a list of such vessels when have
been sold. together with the prices re-
ceived for them The latter includes the
following:
Niagara 10000, sold for $500; Badger.
1857. 90 sold for S1Ss GO; Resolute. $4,000.
sold for S250.oo0; Vulcan. $4,000. sold for
Sl-5.509; Cassus $4,000. sold for purchase
price. Scipio. So. 76s. sold Tor SS0.l25, Hec-
tor. s21o0oo. sold for S65150
Another of the documents was a state
ment showing the disposition CT officers OF
the navy. 1t shows that of the I.7s2 Of
fcers 1921 were at sea on the 6rst Of
January last The one admiral Dewey
was on shore duty. as also were 10 Of the
Is rear a5mirals.
The third document preze nted was a
statement of the need of TIE navy For adj
dIdoual line officers below the grade II
Heutenant-commander compiled from rec
concentrations Of the secretary and the
chief Of the bureau Of nav CATION
The contention IS made ia the last doc
ument that many Of the existing vessels
are inadeguately Offered and that so Of
doers VIII be required for new vessels now
ordered and for old vessels in reserve. IN
view OF these needs the rec0mmnda-i don is
made that the naval appropriation b-l be
amended 50 as 20 authorize the appoint
ment q Two cadets by each senator and
representative in congress and for the ap-
pointment Of ten cadets AT large
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GRAIN AND PRoDUCE MARKETS..
Open HIgh. Low. I Close

CHICAGO
Chicago, Feb. The leading futures
ranged as follows;
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On The Produce Exchange. today Tee
market clased as foi ows
B-r-e--Alarket Qlieci creamery. III ls
CARY. LlLSc
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-19
]. G. ROCKWELL co.

The J. c. Rockwell Pa,ili n Thea
tie Co., presented the beautiful drama
Hazel Kirk last night to one Of the
largest audiences Of the week The
piece was presented in the best of
style. EAcn r,ist sh wed that they
had been we'll trained and knew the
require ments Of good actor or
actress
Miss Clara Rockwell In the role of
Hazel Kirk showed the hard study
that Miss Rockwell has put 10 her
work. Each and every part was pre-
sented in the best shape and the au-
dience was we'll pleased. The special
tie, were all changed and surely pleas
ed the people.
Tonight that ever laughable comedy
Muldoon S Picnic will be presented by
the company of 20 comedians and
actors and II one wishes to enjoy two
hours of solid fun that ought not to
miss Muldoon's Picnic at the Rock
well Show tonight.
Saturday afternoon a special ma
tinee for ladies and children will be
given. Prices 10 20 and 30 cen is.
The play presented will be Cinderella
assisted by - little girls Of Barre.