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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

F.
Chicago, April i2o.AIn the absence of.
tidings concerning the status of the
Liverpool nlarkes and conditions in the
cast, wheat traders were left to the
contemplation OF the bearis1 crop stu
alton. Trade vas restricted by the
though word was received from Liver
pool later. in.sthe session, business did
not sven TO any proportions. OF the
small aggr6ga tes NEST OF the business
was done on the account Of shorts who
wished to even up over sunday May
opened 14dSsc to a shade lower. at .791s
@T03z. and sold earlys to 7eS4 G707s. SO
narrow was the market that very mod
crate offerings from a. commission
house caused a break to 709s G37e1s. A
report that samples Of Kansas wheat
showed Hesstan fly and the exPecta-
ton of statistics Monday which should
have the negative virtue of not 5eing
bearish, caused aSfTlly TO Il, and at
this price the market closed. Sake
higfler Jiily closed sc over May.
Corn was duh bat firm Buying by
the buif Header; who had the receipts,
only L cars IN his favor formed The
markets best support. for the shipping
demand was poor May closed. K61lc
higher. at 25kQ35Ss- r
Provisions opened easy-on liberal hog
receipts Packers .1ade. a 1unge at
prices early. but soon removed the
pressure, and prices held steady july
pork closed a shade. lower. lard unz
changed and. ribs a shade down
: : re 1s5saStlss -L1tnFss rtllssea z 3 follows
WheaI-No.. :: -
g. y oPrr high: I Low. Close
MAY 7alsa7oss e sgss97olZ q =.
91--2 - . - liz !. !l0ss tissHt1i&
cqrn- SO. 2.
: = ? Open g. High. .. Low. tcfose.
April - {. .9s.f. g -. -. -. - - 9ss -
Aiay .iilita iiss ~ a rs
5nly .t2ssesfSsl 1875 49, 4Sss
oals--No- z:
- cpen high. d. Lev 8 Close s
MAY % 1sdz5 '255b -Esst lz5aas e i23is6I 25st
2sels go 80. p 90 ssz9ziz2lS
Mess Pork Per Barren:
Z. open High. Lew. Close :.
Nay l4.3.ls 40 n 35lz ~ 20 s..
IVY - l.ss th4,9ll@, li-g9 81 14.2.1s
Aard-fsr 100 Pounds: "a.
Open High Low. Close,
MSy 8. 9zls 5 S>siIis ~ SOL
short Ribs7-f'er 100 Pounds
- open -fEish q Low. Close
Nay SFl7ss lll5 49, -I759
s 5eI 80 - SO .sa
Cash quotations were as follows;
Flour-SteadN. Winter patents. =, goa
$50. straights, 5z9If5. TO- clears. Z.GD1t6ta(.
spring specials. 4.e3Ft4. 1gs@s pstesits. 345f6
So Straighrs, D0yff3- ~, bakers, 2-15fJ 20
Whess sprilis No, 5, $500; No ? req.
Gorrl--Nog q a: No. 2 yellow a.
Oats--No. - 26szfs27; no white. psf;
No. 3 white. '21iz42q, SO
Rye-No- .. 3D..
Barley--COO6 feeding as; fair to choice
mating. z-52r37.
Flax seed--No- L 1-ss; 30. northwest
erff. 1-59
1Timo1hyr-PriIue seed. 375. G u.
Mess Pork-Eoer barrel. II 40fJi4 Is
Lard--Per LOO pounds. S.15G5.I7
!, Short Ri0s-Sides CloOses. S.a5lJS- e.
Shoulders I9Izr salt eek boxed. 65sff7 Is
short Oleer Siies- az 61ed) }. = e.25 afS.S7 r..
= WhiSkv-Basis of high wines, III.
Clover-Contract grade l1.eA
/ Articles. 53sssF > Zee. Ship
Flour. barrels ,...s.., &c., 21ef 1909
N ftsslt b1lsI1els .. .....l "a. E09 225 coo
Corn bushels Dr.. l2y COS Pol 90
tfa1s.lsb3skels ss.ss III ,es}e 1880
Rye. bushels -...........-..... 5.090 30,cN
Barley, bushels ...............- 1900 1000
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Texas steers, 42514. so: cows and heif-
ers. 230Q4.60: Gamers, 4 z5613.1l stock
ers and feeders. 3.2594-70; calves. so0a
100: bulls. stays. etc. 3.75z74 20
asst light, 5.75e55, So. pigs. 5.cOG 5.75s
bulk of sales. 5-S21s a. 80
No sheep.
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Kansas City No, April q. Cattle
Receipts. 100. Market unchanged
Hogs Receipts, 1000 25zQ5c lower
Bulk of sales, 5.Se6f5. 95s heavy. $500.
600; packers, 5.S0G 5 90. mixed, $50
5.9e; light. 5.7Gd5. So yorkers. ;. 6505 S.
pigs, 440a5.50
Sheep-Receipts, 900. Steady Nut
tons, 4.10G14 so: lambs, 4S56I5 .0U; spring
1afnb BIS g. 506I7 %
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Dairy Products.

Chicago, kprfI 90-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
from Is 10 20; dairies, 11@is.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
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ROYAL BREAD.
None ,.ssssssse;ss ,s..v None
Better. kEED as Good,
RoYAL
BREAD,
Alexander Arraigned.

Robert Alexander, the colered man
who stabbed George Williams III a At
OF jealous anger yesterday morning.
was arraigned in Judge Ttninaony's
court Yesterday on a charge of assault
with deadly w'ea pom Alexander was
represented by Attorney AIcGurrin, and
the hearing OF thspaSe was. set for next
Monday at 4 q. m. fAiexande1''s bail was
ffxed at $500, in default OF which he was
turned over to the sheriff for keeping.
medicine at this time of year 20 brace
up and inyigorate the nervous system.
to cleanse the bowels. liver and kidneys.
HERBINE Is. the best and safest rem
edy to DO this, as it will cure eonstipa-
don. regulate the diver and enrich the
Blood Price. 50 cents. Van Dyke
Drug Store, corner Main and Third
South streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

bago and sciactic pains yield to the
penetrating influence Of BALLARDS
SNOW LINIATENT. Price, .25 and 50
cents. Van Dykes Drug store, corner
Main and Third south streets.
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New York, April 20-Butter-Re-
ceipts, 3,e91 packages. Steady at the
decline; fresh creamery, 15@20; factory
116l31s
Eggs-Receipts. 5. 600 Steady West
err regular packing I4d14As western
storage. 141h. 80.
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oatarrh CANNOT De Cured

tyitb. LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot. reach the seat of the disease.
Cafarrh is a blood or constitntonal
disea Sc. and in order TO cure it you
must take Internal remedies HANS
Catarrh Cure. is taken Internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Hairs -6,atarrh cure is not a
quack medicine, II was prescribed. by
one of the best physicians in this
country for wears and is a. regular
prescription. 1t is composed OF the
best tonics known, com hi1ied with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect COM
bfnation Of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
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$6.4el .947.
crease. S522,09o- -. j
I surplus reserve. s11O22 lOC.. increase.
s6.se3, O00
New York AIsrii 2o.-+rthe .Ftnalieier.
says; The associated banks OF New
York added nearly $1,000, 300 to their
81 plus reserve hast WsslS, bringing the
total to S14,S22,100, am amount aarger
than they have reported since .-Feb. 2.
last Loans resIlogIr Sl3s 00es 900 less than
at the date named and deposits have
decreased So, 333. 333. 80 Id IT will be re-
tcSlIes< that the remarkable 'expansiOn
ID these iter1ss which caused new rec
ords TO be made during the middle Of
,l5c 5ruarys STARTED at the .openirgyof the
month. 50 that the banks are PRACTICAL
u back. on the basis preceding these
deals. by far the largest ever .oonsun4-
mated in this country.
As, a matter 9f fact, loans have now
decreased 81; 500 600 from the high lpefnf
reached Feb. 16. There has been a
sllrinka gea-cf $4D. 009, 300 IN deposits il,
the same time, while cash holdings, de-
spite gold, exports. treasury abSorptionS
and losses to the interior. etc, have
decreased only aboEt 50 eco, 600. This
is7sa remarkable record and shows on
its face that the financing of trans
actions Of unprecedented magnitude
have been accomplished with ease.
The current statement is more favor
able than expected. the gain of Sc
-461. 800 in cash is about twice as large
as preliminar1-<est had assumed.
and in. com ection With a decrease of
.loans Of -, $50, coz. which re1ucedf de-
sposit liabilities. produced a reserve in
crease larger than the actual gain in
icslsh. 1T is somewhat difiiEuit to. trace
the origin Of the cash increase. Oper-
cations with the treasury resulted In a
gain Of s.. 100000 and the remainder
ORD baby represented ti1fe decentralization
OF interior funds in this city. Out OF
town banks. attracted by the rise in
call funds. have been leaning freely in
This center and the loan contraction
fer Of .oans.
As REGARDS the Immediate 0<ItIook
for saoney, the present statements put
a dffferent face on the situation The
past week seems TO have denlorst rated
that S..y rise in quotations here snl1ist
invite re offerings OF interior surplus
fends and as long as this can be count
ed on, the@prospect OF an unreassona BILE
advance in funds is elirHinate6 entirely.
If this theory. IS correct, noe ming mo-
than a steady money market ear By
expected, the tendency being downward
, rather than upward. The one factor
that may operate against this tendency
is the financing of the British loan In
which American gold may play a more
or less important part.
--------------- u
Loans, Exchange and Silver.
% -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

The Epmelies- Man IN Salt Lake City
as well as the handsomest, ana 9TH
,efs are invited to call on any druggist
and get free a trial bottle of kemps
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. a
remedy that is guaranteed to cure and
.elieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and. )nsuinption..
Price. 25c and soc. For sale by FGodbe-
pitts Drug company. salt, Lake City,
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G. and I'd &C.. 90 Il,

IN black and eolors; regular values up
to Sf.35 pair. TO close out this week,
at soc a pair. at
AUERBACHS' LIQUIDATION SALE.
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Wool Markets.

San Francisco, April 2e-Nevada. IL
G5i3. eastern oregon. 106Bl3s VALLEY. Ore
gon. 14gI5; mountain lambs as San
Joaquin plains. car: Humboldt and
Mendocino 9G1e.sN
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St Louis. April 20 -WooI-Quiet, un-
changed; territory and western medi-
UNI, 14G716; fines 11@15: coarse, 1l09s4. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-21

Sold by druggists. price 75c3 ~,
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Weeklv 81 statement.

New York. April ( 2o.AThe weekly
statement Of averages OF the associated
ibanzs snOWs: rs So
Loans. SSS2.0s7 .3g0, decrease, IS. S7Ss709.
Deposits. 1856, 20t,200: decrease. 500
oSS 900.
s214 SOC
LEGAL tenders, s7Iygss. 2O06 increase,
81 .419,S00.
s. Specie. $fS5, 26s 200. Increase, s50f2, 100
Total reserve, 1886. -. 400; fnerease,
$6.4el. 947.
Reserve required, s241.SOo. 800; de-
crease S522, 090.
/ surplus reserve. siGOG2 1907 Increase
s6se3, 600.
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Loans, Exchange and Silver.
New FORK. April 2o.-cIose: Money. on
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Omaha. April 2o.-cattleE Receipts.
200 Noininally steady. Native steers,
4 25a75-5 50. western steers. l0Om4- I5:
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Articles. 1865 Rec. Ship
FTl0Iir Xi1:1rrels5- a. :. -. $500 n oa5 1900
1yf,eslt b1lsllelS : t. ~ q. e9e BPS Coz
Corn.T bushels s.-.-.. .@.--.. l29 COS go
sl7zbusfels -s.s. = 2ll ,t l6a9 900
Rive busheGs .......... 5000 5000
BARLEY bushels ...........3 1900 1909
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.Timp1hyr-Pr Prime seed. 375. t
Mess Pork-Per barrel 1s.40fJi4. IS.
Lard--Per 100 pounds s. 15G5.I7.
Short Ribs--Sides (loose9. S.a5l5S e.
Shoulders I9Isr saitetf stbOxed}. 6zsSI7 Is
short Oleer siSIes-t az 6xed = :. a59f S. q T..
Whiskv-Basis of high wines, III
Clover-Contract grade, I.eA
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
sIneuInr ncuucst 10 tho Poor.


Cambridge. Mass, March 30.-The
will of Horace Cousins late of Newton,
filed yesterday for probate. gives prac-
tically an the estate of S350,000 to the
deserving poor After the payment Of
$40, 900 to the town Of Lyman, Me-, for
fund the residue goes to the city of
Newton for investment until its total
is 1000, 600. The investments are to
DO in loans to industrial men and wo-
men OF Newton to assist them in pro-
curing homesteads. On attaining ST.
600 600 the yearly interest is to be paid
to deserving city poor. If Newton
does not desire to care for the bequest
two Boston institutions get $4,000
each, one Newton charity $4,000 and
the residue goes to Lyman, Me. There
seems some question whether or not
the disposition of the property hinges
on the demise OF the testator's two
children, with or without issue.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
ANOTHER CHANGE HAZE
IN APPORTIONMENT BILL

Harrisburg. March 80. - Another
change has been made in the senate
congressional apportionment bill by
the house committee. The bill as re-
ported to the house yesterday takes
Cumberland away from York and
Adams, which are made a separate dis
trict. and attaches Il to heSeventeenth
district, composed of Snyder. Perry,
Mifflln. Junicta. Huntingdon. Franklin
and Fulton. As the bill passed the
senate Lebanon. Dauphin and Cumber-
land are designated as the Nineteenth
district
MIR. Lack. of Chester. offered joint
resolution requesting the president OF
the United States TO reward Gen. Fun
ston, who captured Agulnaldo, in a
manner that will fully recognize his
great and meritorious services.
On motion Of Mr.. Lack a special or
der was made for the Snyder oleo bill
for second reading next Tuesday night
The Jones employers liability bill
was called=Hp by Mr. Mayne. OF Le-
high. and postponed for the present.
On motion OF Mr. Patterson, OF
Blair. the bill providing an additional
law judge for Blair county was post
poned indefinitely.
The Philadelphia ripper" bills were
reported and went over for gecOnt
reading next week. because they were
not called.
A number OF other bills werc dispos
ed of on second reading, after which
the house adjourned until Monday
evening.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
RAILROADS
.BALUMORE&OHIO
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November Is, 1900.
All trains illuminated with PintscA
light.
O. EXPRESS TRANS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave
nue. Station. for
NEW YORK, week days. s5.oi. '9.sS,
1862 a. m. 'i2i9, '234 q So. sb.1s (Royal
Limited. s6.27. 142. 'l0.52 y. m. Sundays,
'b.0l, '9S9. III rs a. m; '234, 'S5S, 'o.n
(Roysl limited). T42. si052 p. m.
pHILA DELPHTA. week days. s5.0l.
IS 30, .6 50, 7.S0 IS 2a. g 70. 'l052. 110s A. m.
12is .2sf, 400, Ass, Sis CRoyal Limit
DAYS, ss.01, Z 30. $50 . go. 1858, I'll s5 a. m
s2.Sf. 300. 'abs. Sis CRoyal Limited; 6.35,
'7.l2, a0s, 1852 p. m.
Chester. week days, 5 80. $50. 20. -s.A
- SO. 1852. 1iOs a. m s2.S4 400. s5.2s, s..
~, 30 81 p. m. Sundays, Z 30, $50, -9.Sa,
70 bsi 'llsb a. m, '2si 400. SIS. '7.42' sos
Atlantic city, week days. $50 a m. :.i2ls.
s2N and '5.25 .. m. Sundays. 7.sO a M;
Cape May. ocean city. week days.
$50 a. m; 2 "a .. m. Sundays, ], 80 a. m.
Sea Isle City. week days $50 a M
Baltimore and washington. week days.
sAlS SIS, IS %. t1l.0l a. m; sl2.b6. e209
as. $40, '457, $50 ORoyal Limited. so
a. m. f'125s '2Os. 'i5i. eco (Royal Limit
er) 6.43. @S.O4 "l0.16 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, SO a. IN. !
o.l9 y. ul.s ually except SUNDAY sve a. An' ;
643 D. ~, Sunday only. -.
Newark, week days, = s 40 sW.
snm a. m. sl266. 319 'ibI 50, 'eOi
o. m. SUNDAYS s41s 'SOfs 500 q. m :
~ IS, 457, CAB. 7s2, 's.0i p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, 'oy4 a. M t-es' o.
s10i6 D. m. Sundays, 'SOi,a a. M; 'Asi'
Chicago. daily. sso4 a. m; '45l p. m.
Cincinnati and St Louis, 'Ab a. m
si2 56 and sl016 .. m, daily -.
Sineerly accommodation, week Gays
ass a. m; sl9. 625 p m. Sundays $40
m 6.43 z 80 p. m. 80, - -.
Iandenberg, accommodations week days
e1e an q. m. Sundays, 43 p. m.
leave MARKET ST. STATION FOh
/ Rattir,ore. week DAYS. $40 p. m.
| IandenherG. week davs. $40 a; m; VII
Z an n m. SUNDAYS. $40 Q. m; 645 p m,
| LEAVE PIIILADELPHlA FOR Wil,
/ n,lneton. week days. g IS, 30. y ~ 10 %
an "a n m. si229 'lS7. 2l5. '3M. - % 4s0
= "a s54s Royal L.lmited) 5.55, $50. =. 80
! $50 sli.s5 p. m. SUNDAYS. 'ss5 20 s0
and ll.0c a. m; 'l22o si37, l.S, ts9 5S
s5.ls CRoyal Limited, $50. '7.so. $40. lo.s
'reimarvia Telephone No. 1913.
Rates 10 Western points lower than VII
any other line. r. ID. UNDERWOOD,
-f General Mama ger
II. A. Miller. Passenger Agent WI
mington. Del.
a B, MARTIN. Man Of Pass. TraniA
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
Wn GI,e uninue Fnir

Special to the Evening Journal.
Delaware City, March 29.-The
women OF Christ p. e. Church are
making preparation for an Eastenuide
sale and supper TO be held Apr 8 10
and II. in the parish house. Supper in
Guiding chicken and waffles will be
served from 8 TO s p m, for twenty
five cents. The sale Of children's
clothing and a Klondike VIII be spe-
cialties. The Klondika will be some
thing new and consists Of a tub of saw
dust i'm which articles that have beer
well wrapped viii be buried and eacl
person paying five cents will be en-
titlsd 10 a dig.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
SMALLPOX IN
ANOTHER CITY
Now New Castle Has Two
Cases Of The Dreaded
Disease
TO The Eveninr journal.

special TO lNt IfNtNllE 1NAi Aeis
New Castle March SO-Phys clans
cf the state Board Of Health yaster-
day diagnozed two cases Of illness here
as smallpox, and rigid quarantine Is
now being maintained over the houses
The patients are coiO-ed men, Henry
White and Jerry Meyers. In the house
occupied by them we're found twelve
persons who have been vaccinated.
White has been removed to the pest
house IN Farnhurst for treatmant'
There Is little danger of the disease
spreading Meyers has been ill several
weslls How he contracted the disease
is unknown.
Onlcers of the National Tube Com
pany. accompanied by Hiram r. Borie,
Inspected the local plant yesterday.
They will return on Monday and make
arrangements for the installation OF
new machinery in the mill. II Is hoped
to have the plant running by May ].
William p. Jennings, editor OF the
Fish Gazette. of New York, will inter-
view local fishermen next week. Mr.
jennings Is now In Wilmington. He
has Travelled from Florida and reports
that the shad season everywhere has
been a failure.
Church chOirs of this city are re-
hearsing extra programs of music for
Easter Sunday. Sunday schools Will
also observe the day.
On account of the high wind Of yes
terday only two fishermen were out,
Albert Davis and Albert Pedrlck. They
got but four shad.
Members of the Mite Society OF the
| NJ. e. Church are working zealously to
reduce the 81 300 indebtedness against
the church and the parsonage. The
plan OF the society is TO have 1900
people pledge themselves to pay 81
yearly until the mortgages can be de-
stroyed SO far the plan has met with
success.
J. B. Manlove expects to entertain
the Rev. William G. Koons, the new
lpastor of the NJ. 70. Church, who will
preach his first sermon in the church
tomorrow morning.
o. |. Rogers expects to launch his
yacht one day next week. The engine
for the yacht arrived yesterday and
was placed in the boat to-day.
Howard Davidson, motorman on
the trolley line, removed his family
from Delaware City here yesterday.
John M. Nallette is confined 10 his
home with an attack of rheumatism
Miss Lille Montgomery Is i'll.
Erwin Thatcher is recovering from
Ian attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. George Davis returned hom'
to-day from a visit TO her daughter il
b leicester
Mrs. Mary Fritz and son John, ar
visiting friends and relatives in vii
: lmington.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
ohin rnttcrlc. M cIo.e.

East Liverpool, O.. March 30--There
is a prospect of every pottery in this
section Of the Ohio valley being shut
down Monday. throwing over 5000
hands out unless the strike az the
Goodwin pottery is adjusted b. that
time Thursday ten girls employed in
the biscuit warehouse al the Goodwin
pottery Quit work, making the claim
that they were working short handed.
President Hughes of the National
Brotherhood Of Operative Potters. suE-
gested that the trouble be submitted
to the Joint arbitration board but this
was refused. Il is said If this trouble
Is not adjusted by Monday every pot
terry here will be shut down, the man
ufacturors being bound by agreement
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
uarrymorc In An Asylum.

New York. March 90 Maurice Dar-
rymore. the actor. was taken to the in-
sane pavilion Of bellevue hospital yes
terday afternoon by his son John Bar
rymore. He went TO the hospital Will
ingly He had nothing at all to say,
and acted like a man who was dazed.
John Barrymore told the doctor that
his fathers real name is Blye. and
that he was born in the East Indies
about so years ago. Barrymore's 8
daughter Ethel is now playing il a
New York theater
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
senntor ncrher.on.s widow Dend.

New York, March 3O-Mrs. John b.
Mcpherson, widow of former United
States Senator Mcpherson, Of New Jer-
sey, died yesterday at her home in this
city OF acute pneumonia. She was i'll
but three days Mrs Mcpherson was
Sc years old. Since the death OF her
husband she lived quietly in this city,
making trips TO Europe at least every
year II was just after she had sailed
for the other side in June. 1898, that
her daughter, Miss Ella Coleman Me-
Pherson, was married to DR.. Joseph
Muir of New York. Mrs. Mcpherson
hurried back to this city and made eff
forts 70 induce her daughter TO have
the marriage annulled. but the latter
refused. Last Saturday DR. Muir left
for Stockholm. where he had been ap-
pointed secretary of legation by Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
r,rn Arre.t. in thc nIcc cnnc.

New York. March SO-There were
two new arrests yesterday afternoon
in connection with the proceedings
against Albert r. Patrick, who is ac-
cused Of causing the death OF William
Marsh Rice Tho men arrested are
David l.. Short and Morris Myers, Wit
nesses to what is known as the Pat
rick WILL alleged to have been made
by Rice. The men are charged with
signing their names as witnesses to
will known by them to be forged.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
Insane Fotbcr'. TcrribIr crime.


DEVILS Lake. n. D.. March 30.-Emil
Sogerlin. a we'll 10 do farmer, living
eight miles northeast Of town. KILLED
his three children and stabbed himself
10 death yesterday. He went to the
barn. accompanied by two little daugh-
ters. aged 2 and s. AS he did not come
TO dinner his eldest daughter, aged o.
was sent 10 call him. II is thought
that before she reached the barn her
father had killed the others, and inn
mediately killed her. Segerlin was
sent to the insane asylum ten yearsago,
but soon returned home, apparently
fully recovered. He was a hard work
ing man. we'll thought Of, and in ex-
cellent financial condition. There IS no
doubt that he was insane when he COM
mitted the crime.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
Richmond'. FINEST noteI De.troyed.

Richmond, Va. March 3O.-The Main
street front Of the Jefferson hotel, of
this city, which was erected by the
late Lewis Gnter at "a cost Of about
81 900 900. was destroyed by fire last
night. The magnificent structure COW
cred half a block in the ultra-fashion-
able part of the city, was built OF bun
brick and granite foundation, and was
regarded as semi-fire proof. As far as
can be learned no lives have been lost.
though there was great difficulty in get
ting out some OF the guests.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
ruritive Prisoner uecapturcd.

Wilkesharre. Pa. March 3O.-James
Pollock, who escaped from the county
Jail three weeks ago. was caught in a
barn at Harvey's lake yesterday. He
was followed by detectives to Buffalo
and back. The capture was made by
County Detective Jones and two con-
stables Pollock was asleep in a hay
NOV when the officers surprised him.
He was heavily armed.
Evening journal., 1901-03-30
urrea ror a cndetship.

Washington, March 30.-A petition
signed by all officers serving with the
the appointment of Musician Calvin p.
American soldier TO enter Pekin dur
det.at-large to the military academy.