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CONTROL or PANAMA CANAL.
Coiombls On,r, II 10 4. with vW'imted Lease
Of AhIacent TcrrtNrN.

WASHINGTON, March 20. The memorandum
which sehor silva. the Colombian Minister,
filed at the state Department on Wednesday
IN regard to the terms on which his Govern
ment will permit the 'nited ~tateSto construct
the Panama Canal, il extremely important
Colombia proposes TO give the United states
absolute control over any canal that may he
built across the Isthms Of Panama. with nm
unlimited lease of the necessary adjacent
territory. Everything to provide for, Ameri-
can control, short Of actual sovereignty
over Colombian territory, il promised,
The memorandum means practically that
unless the Panama Company disposes Of itN
interests To the United states by private ar
rangene OFT IT will be entirely ignored by the
contracting parties aud lose its concessi onary
rights Should the PROPOSE tions contained
In the amendment be accepted the Panama
Company right, on the Isthmns would cease
10 exist The company's original concession
called for the completion Of the canal In octo-
her 1904. hut this was recently extended 70
1910 The Colombian courts will soon render
a decision on a question raised "a to the
right Of the Gbvernment to grant this exten-
sion
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corr NBIi'S tTHItTH STtIIS
>otw withstauding a Big Debt. sport win Not
Br Curtailrd.

At the student mass meeting - columbia
lnlyer~ltv Yesterday afternoon the condi-
I ion of the various brauchr' Of sport was
discussed and the policy outlined for the
wear irancl- : Bangs, -, the new grad
tie detailed IN" financial situation as follows.
N>,cl- IN rash from the football team, S37l 02
Liabilities to Andrew friedman on Manhattan
FlCl. S.E,l52. to T.. u npuou 4 +! Sayre, !
i Hewlett ald q ' KIRBY, graduate R,arsntuts
on ncld fund s.. a20 46. to v Is Shoemaker former
mana ger S5io miscellaneous, i2.i2339. total.
SlORC7 -
Dr Savrc and 4 7 Hewlett have con-
trihutpd $3.50 ~ their guarantees for the
football tenn. which with the balance On
hand. lcHNn~ an outstanding debt of So
3t5 Is Mr. Bangs said the situation looked
hopeless uu, ii u few days ago, when the fol-
lowing temporary solution was made pos
~hln through the advances Of Preside Scth
Low. \ local bank has loaned the athletic
association sl.72j ~. which will be sufficient
to pay tho field debt and the miscellaneous
expenses Interest at per cent will be
the neccssary collateral security
In referring to the new ticket system Of
membership in the Athletic Association
With annual dues Of s., Mr. Bangs said
At least 500 men must ION and Yield an
income Of 5? 500 for the current sporting
expenses This capital alone will permit
The teams 10 train until the active season
of games begins 10 bring In money
Spauking Or the rrrngagcmeut Of i Foster
Sanford ~ football coach and his salary,
Mr. BHng- said
Funthan depends largely on n coach
with q liberal salary, but II T. mot eNtravagant.
and We can afford to pay II II also seems
that the Manhattan Field problem ~ IN
fair way ol being solved
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WANTS DOrGHTY NIL AMENDED.
Mr. Clausen Saws Parks should Re Excepted
Fran Jts proXistOus,

George G. Clausen, Park Commissioner for
Manhattan and Richmond gave ont this
statement yesterday relative to the Doughty
Automobile bill. which has passed the ASSEM-
bly
MIR Doughty's Assembly bill No 3ia
amending the Highway Law in relation to IN"
use Of Highways by automobiles is to he
highly commended ~ legislation needed to
enable the travelling public to b. kept apaca
with the adv ance Of invention on the other
hand there i one feature Of the bill to which
attention should br called and which seems
to need change. viz:
mo exception is made in the case of public
parks so as 10 enable the supervising bodies
Of the same to see that the object Of the Ie0ls-
lature in creating them IL not to he defeated
by the uae to which they may be put under
tho Doughty bill The parks are primarily
intended as pleasure grounds for children
and adults. and in tho summer time they are
tho only breathing space in the crowded
city of New York with tho exception Of recrea-
tion piers along the rivers Al all times OF
the day small children. nurses wheeling baby
carriages, invalid~, PEOPLE seek ing recreation,
people ON horseback ana people in carriages
drawn by horses frequent and crowd the
Park The clo~n-t restrictions have hitherto
been found necessary on the part Of III"
parN department To prevent ihe Park rom
hoing used ny types ot NchiClca whl'h ar"
either dangerous 10 the public use OF the
parks or "bl'''lohapl" from "'n'r '"hS'u'''-
tons
lhe Doughty blli purposes 7" hlnW "uo-
mobiles, which as the siz" - hlini'"d may
p' h~ large n street ear Hhd hu!h ul"Ic
uhIgrrons br'Rn." lh'lr l.n" Oh rou,, - ",'-
certain Whue INA, ol Strcol vaiH v INeu' w
proceed through the parks without amy pnNer
on the part of the PARK Commissioner 10
"Hlt'' no ma'er now errh' Wv ,,', n"lor w ,,vN
pn'uNlN' me oi'l hIIsinS l IIoi, Wv, w., n ~
ol' urpd 10 suppN mO'N' p"N''I niu ,'',- y,
Trpli@Nr may ne ln we, tLrat IL, -
lHUlne VINO use 'h' parh> lnnnor" lnunno .n.,,,7 Wv,
,"'h"H !" IlI'N'u, ~ "u,"i'iuW"". ',h-i, 10
lnr "i ~ ~" or W.. OF VII. 'n'adin,,
o,h'r ,,.' p,,',h ,hr
y, ~ any rd.' "i "p.ru " ,;,,, tn,h ,r,.t
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carr. TIILEr ORDERED MOVIE.
lie VIII 60 Rack to samoa with Hts Family
for q ProtraCted stay.

wAsHISGToN. March 20 Capt p rilley,
[ : y. the Governor OF the samoan pos
sessions OF the nited States and commandant
Of the Tuuila naval station. will be ordered
home in few days for consultation with the
naval authorities IN Washing on, And TO enable
him to arrange his priyat" aiialrS preparatory
TO returning to Samoa with his family for a
protractcd stav The decision Of the Navy
Department To retain capt lillcy At Gutulla
waa due partly 10 petition OF native chiefs,
addressed to President Mckinley, asking
that he might be kept among them The
chiefs said many complimentary things about
cant Iillav IN their petition, which have been
horne out hy recent reports Of the great
satisfaction which his administration has
given tn the people Of Tutuiln and the other
American islands Numbers OF the natives
have left German Samoa on account Of re-
strictiOns which they consider harsh and have
taken up their residence IN TutuIla per
manently
The principal reasons for the decision Of the
Navy Department 10 keep Capt Itley IN
samoa are that he has made admirable prog
ross in establishing the naval station and has
shown himself TO hc man Of tact and decision.
The affection in which he IL held by the natives
was not gained, the naval officials say, by
letting them have their own way in every
thing but by wise and tactful treatment
OF them.
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chief wiIkIr PronounCes u More clever
Than That Of last Fali.

WNSHIVGTON March 20 --'lh"couut"rfril Ave
dollar SILVER certificate thai lUSod 50 much an
nnyance by extensive circulation in New
York last summer ard fall has rcapucarrd IA
slightly changed form II j. n autograph
production and vcry deceptive Chirf WIKI"
uf the secret Service Bureau sent out this
circular of warning to-day
- new and improved - ir of the counter
felt Ave o'lpr silver rcrt i0cate, series Of lSpp
portrait oI the lndmut hlpi OnepnDu. ucsCrIh"d
m cirrlhI letter \o lGl. dnt"d oct -. 1902
has appeared N 'rCulaiio" The rh"Ck
letter and plate number have been changed
from B2U 10 Nl2 The shade Of blue INK uS"d
m printing IN" deuomiuatIoual Hgur" ana srnl
on Ia" face of lhiS new ls~Ir muT" mHrly
apprONImnt"s the genuine han that Oi ih"
first issue The figure. IN the Ire" "~ury
number are too thlk and heavy and drr Ir-
regular 10 formation
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GRInG> IEsVES W,SRI>6TON IG.DtY,
Ills last Meeting with the Cabinet silver
Vase Presented to Him.

W,sUlNuTON, March p Ntorncy -h"n"raI
Grigg-, whose resignation a. a member Of the
cabinet will take effect on March 81 viii leave
Washington Tomorrow morning at ~ % clock
for M. home in Ncw Jersey and will immrd 70
ately resume tn" uraotioeoflaw II" attended
'hr C,bnrt meeting for the last tiuc to-day,
and the prC ,ideut and ull his uiiCinl a-soCldte
ryprp. .sad many regret. ~ hts coming do
parllre The ,Hyal~ clerks and other
onp lyne- Of the Department Of Justice
a assembled IN his office this afternoon to pay
their respects and to present a silver vase
ON the vase wH~ this inscription
"Presentcd To John William Grlgcs on his
retirement from tHe ofIicc Of ATTORNEY -UeusrHl
NJ the United : ates March ~. 1901 Qui
pro domino IustitiH SrpultuI
On the reverse side was inscribed the mOnu-
gram of Mr. Grlgg-' name The prescutatiuu
speech was mnds hv Srlicitpr-(eneral Rich
ards, and Nr GriEgs replied with some a -
raCiative rCmarkS.
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AppoIntments b, the President

WAsHIvGIo>. March % The President
TO-DAY mad" th" following appointments:
Justice Rph,.' WOODROW Archbsld Of Penn
eylvauin. TO he uit"i States District Judge
for the Middle District of Pennsylvania,
Frederick & Leonard of Pennsylvania 10 b"
Marshal of the United States for the Middle
Distri" Of Penu-,lvuun Samuel VI No
Carroll, of Pennsylvania, to he Attorney Of
the | uirri state for the Middle District of
Prnnsvlvann Frank VI Fuller of Penn
sylvania. To he Marshal NJ IA" United States
for the Western District Of PeuusylvHni1
Navy tdw in NJ sheppard, to he Rear
Admiral IN the Navy ku4suth Niles 10 he
Commander, Richard VI Hughes to b. q
Lieutenant Comuaudor 20 bo assistant NnVll
constructors in the Nayv with the rnnk #
Lieutenant. iuniOr grade GUY \ Ri~.ei'
John T. Bailey and Henry VI Gleason Joseph
Evans \ enable TO be warrant uarhlnl-t
allen Earle Peck to be- Assistant surgeon
with IN" rank Of Lieutenant, junior grade.
The sun., 1901-03-30
DOCTORS WIFE GRaPPIEs mRGLAR
| Catches Him IN Her House During Husbands .
| Absence KNOCKS Her Down and flc-s.

Mira Howard Wood. wife Of DR.. Wood q
tls Ffty-ffth street. Brooklyn. was awakened
at an early hour vest terday morning by noise
In the room adjoining hers. She saw n man
irving to open a bureau drawer and grapplrd
With him He knocked her down and ESCAPED
Or wood loft his wife, baby and the r,e
asleep shortly after midnight 10 attend a
patient lie left tho front door open aud two
men got IN. ono remained in the hall AZ the
foot - tho stairs while the other went ~
stairs. Dr Wood said last night that hn
never locked his doors hccaus" ~ \ habit no
had ur asking his patients to admit themselves
during the night after having talked with
them through the speaking tube The burg
lars did not get anything
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CasusIti.. IN the Philippine.

WAsHINGrON, March 20 Gen Macarthur
reports the following casnalueS
Killed March %, near Caledlria, Tu,on.
Company t. Twenty-hrSt Infantry, Peter \
Peterson near san Antonio, Laguna. Com.
pany \, rwenty-nrst infantry. Mathew
Migusik
Wounded Martin h. Keavv, thighs, severe
March % san Antonio. Lu2ou, Company h,
Forty-rinth Volunteer Infantry, Iaddi >
Blark stock hand, slight March H. near
Olonzapo. Iuzou, company q. FOrty-hrSt
Infantry. Hirnm Marlborough, face slight
Foh ~, Tapa1, pnnay. COMPANY ., THIRTY
abo . knee slight
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NAsnINGroN. March 20 The gunboat
scorpion has left Port Of Spain, Trinidad,
for la Guavra. Venezuela. 10 Resume her
mission oi looking after American interests
Tho tender Potomac has sailed from Nov
Wet for san Juan and the torpedo boat
Thornton. ruuNoysd hV the gunboat Gluu-
crslr" I.on AnntIuliS for the Barren Island
course whore iue Thornton /. 10 hay" her
uNirdl lr0al
Er"ai', hl'" been ordered on the framing
ship~ DiNle. I"u"tI, ldnCnster and hartford.
which hayr been on long cruises The work
on the Dixie must he completed by April 10,
on the Topeka and the Hartford by April .
and on the Lancaster by April 20.
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MORRI>O\'S SFNTENfE GOWN TED.
Drfauiting Rensselaer, County Treasurer
win Gain tits Freedom In August.

AIBA>y. March % Gov Odell II was ar
nounced 'o-da'. has commu'ed the sentence
Of George II Morrison the de'aultng County
Treasurer Of Rensselaer, county. who is "rving
u long term of imprisonment IN DannemCra
Morrison wa convicted of cmbe2Liing up-
ward Of 5000 oN0 oi the county funds
in fne Ial Of lsN8 Gov Odell has Com-
muted his sentence 10 seyeu-year term,
and with good behavior this will bring Nor
rison his freedom In August next the COM
imitation was granted on the application OF
Chief Judge hton B Parker Of the Court
Of Appeals. who presided AZ Morrison trial,
the District Attorney who tried him and num-
her Of prominent residents Of Rensselaer,
The sun., 1901-03-30

ALBANY March 20 Tho Ellenville and
Kingston Railroad Company was lncorpor-
ated to-day with a capital Of s3OoOoO, 10
operate standard gauge road by steam or
electrical power twenty-cight miles long,
70 connect with the Ellenviue branch of the
New York, Ontario amt Western Railway
Company near tllcnviIl" lister county, and
run 10 the city ot Kingston The directors
are Thomas T. Fowler who suhsCrihes for
$500, 900 of the stock, and John Is Kerr, O D.
Ashley, { Iedyard Blair, = Il Iulbert. q. |
Hoyt, \ : Roe Grant u Sohlev aud Thomas
Childs OF New York city
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How the American League Treats the suit
Asainst Iajoi. and Others

PHu.,pFipHIN, March 20 The American
L"agu" attorneys have decided TO take the
rul Y m" horns In relation ~ tho SUIT brought
hy the Philadelphia National League club
agll II Second Ba-eman Iaiol" and Others
They viii not take adyantag" of the privilege
Of uftrrn dH'~ allowed hv law for he Ming
,f an His,cr 40 the III presented ON ihur,-
dry h, tie "IgN" ,Hh attorneys hut VIII
ip-UuTrOW IN ummpu Pleas uuri meet he
uettion with demurrer They enter a
general derial II Is now up to the National
League club officials 10 hasten the case 10 .
conclusion
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u.rr, Davenport, wife Secure. Divorce.

Alice s Davenport has obtained a report
that .he Is entitled to n decree Of absolute
divorce against Harry G., y Davenport from
Edward Jacobs H. referee lie ls an actor
Who j. pllNng IN The Girl From Up There"
comunuy IA" Dayeuport- we're married
ON Jan -. lSa3. and have = chile. % girl. c
,car~ Old There W8- proof Il hi~ h.ls,Ouduct
while he wa ia luuupn IN The Casino Girl
last year 1t was shown that HE income il
81 U00 y wear, and be L. required to pay the
a year for the support Of the child.
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BiiIs signed h, Gov. OdelI.

ALBANY. March 70 GOV Odel to-day
signed the following blls:
Mr.. Kipp',, amending the Emira charter
relative - a--e->uen',
Senator iudett'-. dTproprailnC 5000 for
repairs and maintenance OF the GuarIntlu"
-tation
Senator Davl~S. aholisiing the trlpla-
headed Public Works Commission ~ Buffalo
and creating q single-honded department
with an elective commissioner at an animal
salary OF $1,000
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WILLING 10 RtCr NDEPEyDEN,E.
sir rhoma. Wants to Win Cup Only nv Beating
the best BOat.

BoSroN, March ~ I'm special cable 10
spatch To- the Bps'on Giobe Sir Thomas l. ptur.
owner of tac Americas cup challenger sham
rock II , j. quoted a. follows
Nothing could give me greater pleasure
than 10 tukc shamrock IL, and possibly both
ShhmrpD H., around the Cape and race with
Independence and other boats should care
nothing tp wiu the Cup and then be- told that
] had not beaten the best boat. After the
laurthng, Aprll 20, both Shamrocks will race
y me : p'rnl continuously, and the German
tmpnrpr Meteor may take part On Juue
and both Shamrocks, Meteor and Sybarits
wall rae" on the Clyde NV boat must be- the
Lest mat thus side Of the water can produce
J 'e"I that ! have an even chance 10 m the
tup.
hone 10 meet Charles Francis Adams at
New YORK ana arrange 10 accept his invitation
from the BoSton Board of Trade
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bergen Beach NnChtClub.

The Bergen Beach Naoh, IlGb at rrs first
annual meeting elected the following officers
Commodore, Robert T. Sullsou Nicc-Com-
mo Tore, G. + FitImaurlco. Trca Juror
Id ari chapman secretary. Edward N,ll-
Mpa~urpr, !. Miller
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NNfN, March % In the tennis cham
plon-hlp games for the cup presented br
Mrs nurvoa Mrs II VI Hartman defeated
Mlss Dorothy White 4, & T. d
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chIgh |

Bt Nd
the lchl4
shortly ~
'douia n
but IretlI
beneath III
That he III
slightly u
Two tank
N" track Z
n part bee
nlssanueH
The sun., 1901-03-30
r.. D. G

hD y
Keeper
House.
rested [
Henry ID
many time
he can't wd
clerks. turf
bearded L
afternoon I
West Forty
the charge
keeper out
Howard OF
made the :
also about
coat while
reappearan
brand new
OF oxford
Of theft %
rraar I'D
court and X
the monlcI
denounce
manded lou
Magistrate
all up witH
the compld
Howard ha
400 and sh
paid the re1
OF 80 and (
disappeared
stead dly gr
managed 8
with most (
Ington. he
returned 81
turned him
police wers
customer I
they hustl%
and photoa
ipry
Greer loS
known aft
:, g.. ,.
WIN no ,ln
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MISS GERALDINE FARRAR.

studies were pursued under the direc
ton of Mrs. ]. III. Long of Boston and
Emma Thursby. Under these instruct
ors she attained to the proficiency
which led Melba to Prize for her a
future certain of success i'll ,.t greet
world of opera. Miss Farrar has dos
some extraordinary practice and study
abroad Nine. Nordica also was i'm
pressed with the possibilities of the
girls voice, and Bostonians generally
have felt certain that Miss Farrar
would one day capture the world with
her wonderful talent as a singer
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-31

When the Chicago board of educa-
ton adopted rule year ago that
graduates of the normal school should
pass a physical examination when they
applied for places as teachers, there
was a fear in some quarters that this
would bar out many of the best stu
dents. 1t seems. however. that the
rule is already having a good effect
in that II is making the young women
more careful than they used to be of
their diet A professional woman, who
has taken some pains to investigate
the matter, says that the students
now have soup for luncheon. instead
of cookies. and no longer eat slate pen
ellis and pickles. "-Philadelphia Record
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interested IN the cnudren ward or a
hospital is piecins a eoyerlet for the
bed of one patient little incurab.e that
viii delight his cruelty tried soul and
would he acceptable TO many another
small invalid. says the New York Even
ing Post The quilt is made Of flags. IL
is just the size of the bed and not in
tended 10 be tucked in. The flags are
the little silk ones of all nations that
are cheaply bought in quantities Each
has been lined with 4 firm mu- lin, as
the silk is Of too poor quality 10 be
durable. The flags are put together
with a simple featherstitch, the quilt
being made up with wool bait ng.
which is both light and warm. and n
thin silk is used TO line the underside.
The idea was suggested TO the hospital
worker by the pleasure her little
nephew took in quilt of the kind
which his mother kept TO interest him
on his occasional sick days. The same
idea may be applied in making cush
ion for a window seat or couch for lit
tie invalids room.
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IN. HUTlN'S NOVEL SCHEME
Plan to Inspect Panama Canal Route
From Airship.

From Afrship.
To inspect the route of the proposed
isthmian s,.iterway from a balloon or
flying machine, says the Washington
correspondent of the New York World.
is the plan which NJ. Maurice Hutin.
president of the Panama Canal compa-
ny. is urging before the isthmian canal
commission.
Fresh from Paris and the atmosphere
of flying machines. NJ. Hutin is himself
convinced that this method is wholly
practicable for a study of the topogra-
ply of the isthmus of Panama and that
such an Inspection of the proposed ca
nal route would be Of inestimable
value
\ panorama of photographs might be
taken showing infinitely every elevation
and depression. every hill. slope. vale
and water course and the topogra ply
of the entire route. Furthermore. those
making the inspection would be remov-
ed from the dangers and scomforts
of the burning heat. fever aaI malaria.
NJ Hutin is said to have impressed
several members of the commission
with the feasibility Of the plan and thu,
a midair View Of the S.t,.atjon is the
most direct wHv Of aScartaining how
much work has been done cr lcw mucl
there is left TO do. IL * not though.
likely. however. that the commission d
n Whole VIII take the suggestion ser!
ouSly
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The Reason.

AS soon as there comes a suggestion
Of freshness In the air there is an ex-
cuse for the smartly gowned woman to
swathe her throat in some one of the
many pretty and becoming boas she is
so fond of wearing. For some occult
and feminine reason she does rot con-
slider her costume complete without
this finishing conceit-a conceit which
goes through slight changes with the
coming of each season. but which. in
the end is a mass Of soft and fluffy
chiffon of lace Of a color that sets off
to the best advantage q woman's fea-
lures.
1t is not so much on account of the
warmth possessed by these airy aeces-
series that they are so well liked. nor
from the comfort of having something
high at the back of the neck. though
it is fact that after once wearing a
ruche or a boa woman doesn't feel
quite chic if she appears on the street
without one.
The real reason they are so popular
If you could get woman TO explain her
very evident fondness for boas and
other neck creations-is because they
add to the atrractiveness of any face
be il young or old.
Flag Guilt For Little Invalids.
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Conxsnceyourserr.ha.E

Cream B4 m deserves al thar Aas
neen said Of it as a means of quick re-
lief and fina! cure in obstinate cases
of nasal catarrh and hay fever. \
trial size costs but ten cents. Fu I
81, 30 cents. Sold by druggists or
mailed ov Ely Bros, 56 Warren
street. New York
Mt. Olive. Ark, May II, 1901.
MEssRs. ELY Bros = Please send
me one bottle of Cream Balm, family
size | think it is the best medicine
for catarrh in the world.
Very respectfully.
J. VI. SCHoLTZ.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-31
A BOSTON SONG BIRD.
The Success of Young American
Cantatrice In Europe.

Geraldine Earrar. the young Ameri-
can canratrice who has just taken Ber-
lin by storm with her singing as Mar
gherita in Faust secures three
years engagement in the German cap
ital by her success. Two years ago she
sang for Melba in the Boston theater
and was Immediately engaged by the
Damrosch Opera company.
The handsome young prima donna is
the daughter of S l.. Farrar of Mel
rose. Mass. who wen fame as an ex-
pert baseball player with the Philadel-
phia League team. Her early musical
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LATEST QUOTATIONS..

Chicago, TT Oct. 81. = Wheat,
10!. Corr, 81. Oats, 365.
Toledo, O., Oct. 3l.-Wheat, "A.
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SUNDAY Rates tn all Points
On the G.. R..N NJ.

The c. r Il NJ made a Sunday
rate 10 all points on their line-one
fare for the round trip. Tickets god
returning same day only. SaLday
rates to Cincinnati 81 95 for the
round trip. Trains leave here $50
a. m. returning leave Cincinnati 7.30
p N arriving at Richmond 9 50 D.
N. c. a. BLAIR,
City Ticket Agent.
Phone a.
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Toledo Grain.

Wheat-Firm cash, 1876; Dee, 7&1sA
Corn-DuIl; No. cash, 5Sl4c.
Oat.-A Give: No. cash, 3cl.c.
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Sailed almonds and peanuts at
Prices.
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Louisville Grain ana Livesroc

Wheat-No. red aud longberry, &c.
Corn-No. white, 62c; No. mI-ed. Ole.
Oat>-No. mixed S9c: No. white, aoc.
oaftle-DuH at S2-25G5-s5- .
Hogs-Steady at S4.50G5.s
Saeep-Steady at SstG2.5o.
Lam Ds--Duil at S2-5o94.2s
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-10-31

Closing cash markeI-N heat, essse; corr
563ae: oats. 36I.e; pork, $3.50; lard, $50
II -. $50