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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
THE WHITE SQUAW.
Mystery of tAe White Woman With Arnnnhoe4 Maj soon Be SoIvca.

f
 Arapahoes May soon Be Solved.
 In Wyoming OH the White river ras- orvation. among the Arapahoa h. diaus, there is ! auaN of one Of tlln braves Broken Horn by namo, who, t is suspected, was q white girl captured when she Nas very yeuu@.
 Her history is being diligently i2- qulred into by Ms. \. NJ. Cook of Davenport. Ia.. WEo hopes to find il hera lona i1@tststef.
 Mr# Cook herself has history flied with #dVo:.t4re. Her maiden 'Eame W&5 Fletcher. When sEe was thirteen yea?4 old. h.r family. travoliE@ over land from Illinois 10 California. was attacked hy Indians. Her father aad three Irot!4efs etstsIa their esc&pe. bs,.t h.f' usofRr W.i., =t.flBaH. Her younger sister. .i...;;::..e. u,.s seized by an Indian. who rola eli H..ta ler Gil his horse. and #ll trace ol aer 0as lost Mrs Cook, CT Mary Fletcher, as s,@ then ua#. W;,S carried e+i a., the SqtiaWs to she mountaia4. .saeeted into tho Tribe, sl.1 W5> painted rel. with stripes of 5lactl &Ia aT95EE. and her hair was cat- ofed with seaa water. 'thp ln,iia:.& l:est her fer I ssaf. ~Ecn a Wite2 trad : :als,' ;aas.s..!4.ss then. and threa'@!l hiia #l.., l..sts.:zed te lal!.e her escape. lIa laid tts,5i &t.6a9 to lihc1@ her and .t he4=4==z=is ta.e.as44 II Illinois.
 !, i< o4iy ItlY that Alr.. Cook
 ,8;'.d lfa t:a. e!eHs to her sister. la fhu Hos.=.4=z5 #1=t.S sic rNad q. IT. Whttp T5a#s5 #sI ttHa traFaAae+, .Nt 5a4a:ea VI; :#55#'=9ese5 t9 tlse latter ! ....i.-;..3. 4..s#z. | haad el the NraH3- is,..;. e.llaa t7 ssRer. I town on tE2 .et..le. 7: .se1Y;tiis.2. to sell t1ia@- ess. %ap #se.=ith= them, aHl IL HeWs,aYer@ VT te Ter ID. An o.3 Mar3ie9 ta. tAa tradition which :.' C. r4:it iu t@p ts-...4a abaat how, thilty-tiYa years "-3. si.s s=ses taken, T iit.la @itl. from ;;H e'4ltz.:s..sl.l 5Na4on. all of Aef companions Eai.7g ifl!Fsi. 'il.r woman herself !H3& naf Zt2dtan features: l@r compieyiou k l1.i:le.. her hair is finer. and her cves are hl4,e. She speaks onl.,= tllc Indian t0.lgEe. however. and pro feS>cS to have no recollection of ev,f living anywhere but With the Indians.
 When Mrs. Cook read the account. which W@$ widely copied in the papers. she was cen& iaced that the "Squaw' was her long lest 5siSter She has put herself i'll communication with several Wyoming people including Captain NiclcrSon. the Indian agent of the White River reservation. But Broken Horn is surly and feSists all attempts at securing any Information about his sq,iaw. Mrs. Cook. however. will hot give up. She is waiting for the ;!!5;lte- mcnt ot a smallpox Sc3Er@c which has broken out among the tribe, and later she will herself go in search after her sister.
 Even if the identity of the latter is beyond doubt many pee= pie assert that the SquaW will never consent to % among white people to live.-Rutfalo Express.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
The Republican Twins.

Haven't the Republicans got those babies mixed? The platform says n1oteetieA and reciprocity are twins Tho president says reciprocity is the h2admaiden ef protection. Is it true then. that staiwart protection hos re. dUeed he. feehlet sister reciprocity to the condition of a handmaiden.-Loui -"ille Ccr9ier-J onrnal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
Chinese j; Philippines.

There has been same fear express. ed that the Chinese now in the Philip pines have right to enter the United States but as congress can subject merchandise from the islands to the payment of duty it can also prohibit the coming of Chinese who may be in the Phillipiucs Fhe power of con gress in respect to suelt matter is up- limited Denver Republican.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
Oiscretior.

Germany May, in her heart. repJ- Giate the Monroe doctrine, but Der Kaiser goes to the trouble of assurine Uncle Sam that the naval demonstra- ton against Venezuela is made solely for the purpose of collecting littla bill, and not for acquiring territory Louisilie Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
HIS OLD COMMANDER
Speaks of Senator Jones as Sol
 dier.
Seait". December T 19o1

Sea"t", December T 19nl
 Editor 9sss.= l5as s)etaoeFat
 Dear Sir: Referring to your issue af the 7th ult., co05ainiag proceedings of a mass meeting cf citizens e Hemp stead county TO Icaounee nd repu- diate= charges preferred against Sena- tor Jones. " desire to aia }aE testimo- ny to his Woita aad character lA laG3 was ordered bss General Price te 2cport to Governor FleGi@an tn assist ip drilling and organizing a=body of statn troops raised bF him eFlanigan' had previously been e9 General Marsh Walkers 5tagf Hntil his lament cd dsatil. On report;a, =w.fs assfgnel ta taa= command ts H4aief Col. Nada being il eo'nma4a and WiIl say he9a that fnesa !,2a.., t:f ts:aeHs have aeFef seen Then my acquaintance ~ith Senator 'oaes commenced. Ha was, if my recollection serves me. or derlE sergeant of company \, and ' more faithful aoidil1 had never seen always present fer jjaty, alert anl brave in action and full of snap and go have since followed his course as public mn with keen interest nor has he ever forfeited the high rc. gard in which | held him On thn contrary my esteem fer him and ad mir2tion have incre2sed as the years vent by. To charge that sHeA mai would be guilty ef anything dishonest CT disreoutaDH seems mGast ous not to say slandcrolg- t2 thesa lso know him. and reflection o. tha state that lse has 90 ably scr&ad fel impelled by my love of fair play, and as his old commander to paN this humble tribute 10 his worth and my dcstestation of the meaas uacd tp defest him Ba- 4peetfnlly. N. r. SALE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
The puht.c Coald Stand It.

tn Reykiayic. Iceland. the law per units any aduls man or woman who finds 3 girl oF be- smoking to give said ye.nsstet ss1j0d spanking Ii such 2 law were h % in force in DenNa1 inst ai tn" present time. the @oa.ld of spanking on the puble streets would resemble 3 hearty cn core in Il theat"r r.-pea1er Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
The Canal Tied Up.

Engineer Morison's dream of Nic2- raguan earthquakes may be well founded but the impression is grow ing that it would take pretty big earthquake to shattcr the red tape with which the canal enterprise is be ing bound up.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
A Golden Season.

The shopping districts are crowded with eager and liberal buyers and tho plumbers have never spent more money for diamonds and jewelry than lurlg this happy time of frozen pipes Louisville Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
Nct ni9 Wear.

One need not Dc Solomon cf weather wisdom 10 predict a coIl wave at this season. aud he maT L. safe in such Droraesy as far 9outh e.s Eicksburg.- Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
Nrondful Apprcpriation

Is it possible that Capt Chodwici- i unable to realize that he has s14.026.t of Capt Cooks money ?-Dallas New
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
Not So Bad After All.

When one reads about q farm"e freezing to death in Alabama, one realize that Chicago is quite a win ter resort-Chicago News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
NOTICE TENTH ANNUAL STOCK
 HOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders cf the Pine Blrff Brick company vii be held at the company's: :: office between the houls Of and , o'clock p. n. on Tuesday. the atA day of January, 1se2 fer the purpose ef electing directors fer the ensuing year, end for the transaction of such ether business as ma!. come before the meeting
 A. BREWSTER. Secretary.
 Pine Bluff, Ark. Dec 19 1901
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

Our experience and observation impells us to say that nothing short of this, Keeping everlastingly at it will bring that degree of success tc the advertiser for which he is striy- ing.-P. Lorillard Co. N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

Every one has fair turn to be aa great as he pleases
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
COMPLETED PROVERBS.

The pans of mind surpass the pains of sense. when one has DO sense
 There's no smoke without fire . b#t often those who call attention 10 the smoke have started the fire.
 "A-ho has love in his heart has spurs ill his sides. and wheels in his head.
 70 one ever renented of having he'd his tongue. What, not when he vas thirsty. and the question W1s Whats VOLTS
 From saving comes hayiEg. but not as quickly IS il comes from grab bins at= everything in sight.
 Iris deeds must win the prize. pn jess they fall into q lawyers hands
 Nm wants but little here below" and that little somebody else gets.
 Many 2 true word spoken in jest is taken in deadly carnest-L de Y Natthewman, in the December Era.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

Men of business believe in advertis- ing but many men fail to succeed fos lack of Pettingill, Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

x < * * :: ;: * * Use Walkers Cream Balm for chapped hands, lips and all rouhness of the skin Far su- perior to anything you eyer used for this purpose Every bottle guaranteed to give satis- faction or your money back.
 Price 25c.
 WALKER DRUG co. 1l0 Main St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

Everything ia nature goes by a,1 and not luck. and what We SOW we reap.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

..'17is deeds must win the Drize E jess they fail into q lawyers hands
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

"Nln wants but little here below. and that little somebody else gets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

Many q true word spoken in jest is taken in deadly eaTnest.-I. de N Natthewman. in the December Era
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

f070 saNln9. tOnlCS NaNlhs BGt n0t as quickly as t comes from grab binS at everything in sight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

'.A'ho has love in his heart has spurs ill his sides. and wheels in his head.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
1reeport.

Nnton S0i9en bat lein Sdanf:
sei9dft einseitelIt unb wirb In Der
eriten Sasen iein nelles Sotel BEN
Werfebr erOfnen. - 9err Serm
S9Oner bat unldnsit elm @runbitid
bes 9errn Sbeobor S0iden fur $4,000
tdufli6 ermorben. - eebrer Sacob
@obmann perbrinst einen 3beil leiner
Setienseit tn ct. Saul, no er ieinen
malerii9en &unitiinn mieber CUR Sell
tuns selansen laiien mirb. = S6rei.
nermeiiter @mbros @abl pom ct.
Glonb bat bic Mrbeit al benz neuen
S6nlbauie in persansener @o@e in
Nngriff senommen. Der Neubau loq
NIT Sesinn bes neuen S9uliabres
pouenbet iein. : llnlerem Sreunbe
y. 9arren, benz albeliebten S9ul,
lebrer unb Orsaniit pom Sreeport,
une leiner ebrenwertben Satin CUR
Infunft bes munteren Wdb9ens 6ers.
li9e @ratulation. = Serr s.. 9.
Wobfenberg reiite Wittwo6 in @ee
i9dften mad 81. glous.
GoQesebiQe.
Gum Selude in Der pom BEN bo6m.
Senebictiner : 8dtern seleiteten ct.
Sobn's nniperlitat trafen Oienitaa
elm 6err Souts gberle pon Milwaus
fee, melfer bort cine 3~uderfabrit nit
beltem @rfols betreibt unb ii9 nit iei=
ner Satin BEL leinem in ct. g(oub
,pobnenoen S6waSer, Dem gontracs
loren Sos. S6elinser, gu gelu9
aufbdlt, beiien Satin, Serr Simon
Strobel ln6 Satin BON 81. glou6
uub 9err IS. 0eumeper ebenfaus ron
ct. gloub. Die Wilmaufee'er ltaunz
ten gar lebr aber bte ct. Sobn's
9ebranitalt, 6eren melt perbreiteter
Guf ibnen ~auerbinss betannt NOR,
pom seren umfans iie li@ jebo6 feline
iol6e @Oriteauna serna6t batten, ME
tie ii9 tn @irtli9feit prdientirt. Ser
Selu6 wirfte ani9einenb gut auf Bic
fremoen Safe. SEER 3apier Strir:
rer, elmer Der prominenten beutl9er
Sarmer bieies Comm ma@te lid Mitt,
mod in @ei6dften auf ben @es mad
Der County Sauptitabt ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18

Serr s.. S. gnselbarS bat feline
@ait=unb S6antmirtbi6aft ben 6er=
rem Mi9. N6bl uub 6. Surf fur S.
700 fdufi9 iberlaHen. 9err gnsel=
barb wirb ii6 firberbin Benz Maldi=
nensel@dft wibmen.. - 6o6m. P.
0incenS, 8. g. g., bat Sonntas als
Na9folser bes bo@m. p Martin,
y. 9. s., bic Y%altoration Der bielisen
81. Isnes=@ emeinbe ansetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
OtDseian =Nacbrtcbtem.

5 Nnn Der ct. Sobn's untuer1ttdt
erbielten mir Die betribenbe Na9ri9t,
baB an Der bortisen &loiterpforte Der
E~oSesensel ansetlOpft uno aus Ser
Mitte ieiner Sriiber sen bodw. P.
Norbert, .. 8. g., in bic gplsfeit
entfabrt babe. Nm Oienitas tlaste
Der bo6w. Serr dber l%lnmoblieiu. uub
sesen aIes Grmarten itarb er anberen
Cages, ben II. Suli, morsens elm
Siertel mad sebn ubr. Na6 Nusla=
&c oes ArStes bate ein 9ersi9las iei=
mem irbii6en Oalein Elm gnbe se=
ma9t. 9odm. P. Horbert 6ofbauer
murbe am Is. Sanuar 1854 In gaum=
sarten, SObmen, seboren; in 1866
lpanberte er nod Nmerita aus unb trat
i'm September 1867 in ct Sobn's
elm. am Is. Nusult 1878 lestc ct
bic Srbensseiubbe 40 unb murbe ON
4. WdrS 1878 in ben 81. Yrieiter=
| ltanp erbpbeu. Son 1877 bis 1879
NOR er Subprior un6 BON 1879 Bis
1889 Prior bes &loItsrs. @dbrenb
Der ptelen Sabre BON 1877 bis 1894
befteibeie er bas Mmt oes Hrinsipals
Der nit Der st. Sobn's llnine,iitd:
uerbunoenen Saneelsidule .SnOsm
belt er bas SefretGrsamt Der ST
Sobn's 1niuerlttdt Elm. Der umltauo,
baB Der &erltorbene mdbrenc jeiues
81 Sabre lanSen SEQ terlebens per-
l6iebeue perautportli6e Iemter per-
waltete. benefit, baB mar in ibm Ell
men treuen, nit sroBen Sdbisfeiten
besabten Srbensmann a9tete unb
ebrte. ct. Sobn's u~erliert in benz
hohm. P. Horbert Elm ebrenmertbes
Orbensmttslieb, Dem Elm treues Il=
benfen iomobl BEL ieinen Orbensbrii=
bern als Bel allen, bic in ibm einen
tiidtisen, pfli9tsetreuen grofeiioren
batten, mi,b erbalten bleiben. Seu=
tie, Oonnerltas, Worsen bolt bo9m.
P. Brior 9ermann, 8. 8. g., Inn
6 nbr in Der Nbteitir9e etn Trauer=
amt tir bic Seelenrube bes Seritor=
benen, unb beuteN admittas lpirb mad
g%inlesnuns Der Gei9e bur9 ben bod
w'iten 6errn Mbt Yeter gnsel bic
Seerbisuns auf Dem &loItertir9bofe
itattinbeu. M6se Ser CUTE Slater
Norbert 9ofbauer in Srieben ruben
5 9odw tier yii6of Sacob Srobec
bat unter leinem &lerus folsenbe Yer=
iesunsen a%nseorbnet: Su Nnbetradt
ieiner INNER nod ansesriHenen Sc
iunobe;t unb auf leinen eiseuen @unl9
BIN, nit ser Yatotation elmer feline
rem @emeinoe betraut gu werben, ,plr=
be bo6w. 9err @m. 9anse, Bis baz
bin Warrer Der SerS : Selu : sc:
meinoe gu eittle Saus, ais Yfar-
rer nad Sufman, unb ni6t, mie
Der y@aAberer" poreilis beri9tete,
na6 Gices perlest. Sodm. 9err
S. g. Wtenborf pom GiceS uurbe als
Yiarrer Der SerS SeIur@ emeinbe gu
4ittle Vaas uub bo6D. Serr S. s.
&iden, wel9er lestere @emeinbe tems
porar periab, wieber ais Pfarrer in
Clear Safe unb Wapbew Sate err
haunt. 9o9w. 6err 9p, 9%eutbner,
luelder bic beioen lestsenannten @e=
laeinoen paltorirte, wurbe NIT Der Yas
iteration Der ct. Warien : @emeinbe
in Mleranoria betraut.
S 9odm. 9err S. stephan, mel
der li9 aus @eiunbbeitsridii9ten
ldnsere 3eit in europa aufbielt, traf
uersansenen Oonneritas woblbebal@
ten uno li6tlid seitdrtt in ct. gloub
ein unb bat Montas bic Yaitoration
ieiner ibm pom bo9m item Germ gis
l9of ansemieienen ct. Nntonius. @e=
meinbe i'm Conn &rain ansetrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
ct. Mueufa.

Ia6 mebrm0@entli6er @bweienbeit
lit Serr Soiepb 8eumer, mel9er itd
Bel ieiner Sdmelter in Senuer, Col,
aufbielt, wolelbft es inn na6 ieiner
ausiase iebr gut sefauea bat, ON
Wontas ms miitterli9e 3aus su=
riidsetebrt unb bat ben Yoiten ais
Eoitmeilter pon Ct. auguaita mieber
auaetreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Suremburg.

InIer bo9m. Serr Ffarrsr Sobri
-gSerui6 erireut IT'D ieit Wontas bes
ibm b66it ansenebmen SeIudes bes
6errn. Srans @erli6 unb Satin por
Minneapolis. = Die Seaernte ii
int rpclen @anse, unb ber Sarmer
;fiebt ieinen SleiB bur6 cine ersiebise
s@rrte. helobnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18

aebten 0ouneritas erlitt Der junse
Watb. Oesel. beifen Batter cine Sarm
etua anbertbalb Weile pon bier be-
baut, in Der Wiele einen l9merSuollen
unfaa. Oils eben Ser Sater, mel6er
NIT elmer Wdbmal6ine bel9dftist NOR,
on elmer gde umbo9, itelte itd Ser
fletne Sobn Dor bic Si9el, unb ebe
Der Iater es belfen fonnte, batte Ser
Sobn cine tiefe S9mttmua6e bapon=
setrasen. Nnfdnslt@ era9tete man
cine Nmputation bes ldbtrten 9lieSes
fur notbwenbis, bod bat Der gu Silfe
Serufene IrSt bis iest hauon Nbltanb
senommen. -9err S. S. Sbeis, mel
der in Brandon nabe @abena sroBe
0iesenldaften eisnet, sebenft, bieien
6erbit bortbin ~umSusieben. = Oiele
Orti9aft miro ii6 balb zines nellen
6otels unter benz Namen uS9meiserr
bof" ribmen f6nnen. = Sreitag Dor
a9t Easen lit bic Mrbeit an benz 8au
ber neuen S9ule in 9lnsriff senemmen
morben. - Serr 9. S9reiner rpirb
leiner Samilie eine reue @obnuns err
ri@ten laiIen. Die 8auluit lit in
bieier Saiion bierOrts cine rese.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18

Oas ueue Sudman Setel lD:rb en-
%. bieles Ionats nit Sau uro Sa1z
auet benz Serfebr iiberseben perssn.-
Sn Ser bisiisen 9apiermible lit Der
Setrieb aufsenommen worSen. -als
.Sanitor" bes Gourtbaules puroe
Serr Sobn Siultein nit erbobtsnt Sc
5olt beibebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Sbriug 9ia.


Ser bier felt falt einem Meniden=
alter anidiiis seweiene 9err Sobu
@inter bat ii6 nun wirfli9 entI@loi=
fen, bas 9anbz nit Dem Stabtleben gu
uertaul6en. Sn uersansener 8o6e
rpar er in ct. gloub, mo er NIT ben
grbenb ss ueritorbenen 9errnY 3. Sanb
in l1nterbanbluns trat unb Bic bon
benz @eritorbenen binterlailenen pier
Sduler, pom benen bret an 8. @pe.
norbli9 un6 zines auf Der @eiieite
selesen iinb, fdufli9 ibernabm. 500
balb bic einselnen @obnunsen unter
orbentli@e Neparatrr seitellt iinb,
rperben 9err Winter une @attin ben
1lmsus mad 81. gloub bewertte0isen.
Das alte 9aar uirb bier in sutem Gns
benfen erbalteu bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
st. Soieph.

Der ais Mrbeiter auf ber Scarf
S5inSlsr's Sarm nabe bieier Srt=
i6aft >anseltelte Sobu &otbitein mas
it6 nit einem anbern iunaeu Burden
namens S. g.. 3ailier Sonntas in
+einer Sadrfe; er fam babel gum Sad
unb erlitt einen 8einbru6. Or Tiz
nault ieste bas sebro9ene Sein miez
Der ,ein. = Sn Dem Salipiel NIT ct.
@foub 8oaipielern erlitten bic mn
5erisen am SOnntas Ta9mittas cine
aeIa(sene Gtieoerlase.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Chen Sa4ea.

Samitas erlitt bier elm Wanu, >Oel.
isn gtame ni9t IN grfabruns sebra6t
Iuurbe, einen Sisldlas; ,er wirb
ruabri6einli6 elm Opfer Der Ibsrs
sroBen Sise werben, slanbt man:ia
ni6t, baB er nit Dem Seben bapons
fomger mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-07-18
Watfina.

9err Sos. 9f0bl uon Der bieiisen
Sirma $. &0bl & Sobn reiite Oien-
flag in @el6diten mad ct. Gloub.-
Oie @Obnuns Der Samilie 6einrid
@aer lit fertis seitelIt uno bieielbe lit
cine d3ierbe u%nlerer Srtfdaft. -Sau=
l6reiner Nler. Wiuer, melde Oilers
Wobnbaus baute, mirb aud fir li6
lelbt bier etne NeiibenS erri9ten. =
Die arbeit in Der 3ieselei bes 9errn
anton Gieble sebt 1ott BON %itatten /;
'mieberum bat er einen i3ieselofen Der
l90niten 8aditeine entleert. Sein
Sabrifat bat aIermdrts einen por=
tbcilbaften &uf.-Serr @nton Wolis
tor unb Camille pom Sorab maren
Samltas unb SonntaS gum 8eiu6e
BET ben bieiisen Samilien 9p. 9ilt
nnb get. @aSner.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-06
CHICAGO Grain Market,
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mrs. George brewer left this morn.
ing for New England, where she will
spend the summer. Her first stop will
be at Providence. r. |.
Free concert and dance this evening
and tomorrow afternoon at Orches-
trion hall, old town. Electric fans will
keep the hall cool and comfortable,
G. +. Spader. the general merchant
and Indian trader at the Jemez village.
is in the city and met here last night
his sister and Miss Hammond, from
Erie, Penn.
Hon, b, s. Rodey. who was out west
ON business, returned the city last
night. While absent from the city he
visited the Zuni mountains, where a
party OF capitalists are developing
several promising copper mines.
Prof. Bibikov. who recently visited
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-06
| STEEL STRIKE.
No Change in Situation
at Pittsburg.
Salmon Canneries Form a Big
Trust.
Death ola Woman Who Thought She
Was Of Royal Blood.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN OHIO.

Pittsburg. Pa. July ca special
train carrying the employees and former
officers OF the National Steel and
American Steel Hoop companies
reached Pittsburg from New York this
morning. The two concerns, which
have been merged into the Carnegie
company. will take up their headquar.
ters In the Carnegie building on Mon.
day.
Considerable interest Is manifested
In manufacturing and labor circles as
to the bearing the absorption of the
American Steel Hoop company by the
Carnegie company will have on the
strike recently ordered by the Amalga.
mated association. President Ihas.
M. Schwab. Of the United States steel
corporation. still the leading spirit In
the Affairs Of the Carnegie steel com.
pany, OF which he formerly was presi-
dent, Is understood to be opposed to
organized labor. President T. ]. Shat.
fer. Of the Amalgamated association.
thinks that the change will not prove
inipical to his association. President
Shaffer this morning said there was
nothing new to be given out in regard
to the strike
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-07-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Market quotations ana review fur.
nished by w. p. Metcalf, No. Crom.
well block, received over the private
wire of Logan & Bryan:
Chicago, July 6.--Wheat--Liverpo
NC lower The failure OF the cables
to respond to yesterdays strength
here was a distinct disappointment
and caused a heavy feeling and con.
siderable liquidation. The market is
extremely dull in speculative way
and speculative buying Is poor.
Quite a liberal increase In the move
ment is expected next week. Weather
continues every way favorable for
marketing wheat and making the
northwestern crop. Export for the
week 100000, against 100000 last
year. Fair export business is reported
at the decline.
Corn-No rain was reported in the
corn belt and the prediction IL for
fair hot weather for the next twenty
tour hours. 1t being Saturday, how
ever, there was a good deal of proft
taking which cost the price fraction.
Otherwise. conditions are unchanged.
Demand poor and receipts light. Els
timated cars, 1870.
Oats-Market was easy early on
cooler weather, but on the whole ruled
very active and strong. There IL a
large speculative trade and good gene
raj buying. The tendency OF price
seems higher, although Of course rains
| would cause some reaction,
Provisions-The market was more
active and prices were considerably
better Receipts OF hogs were below
Expectations and the estimate for next
week Ia not large. Shipments fol
the week have been about the sam,
as last year.
Hogs-Receipts, primary markets
$4,000; against, $4,000.
Cut meats-Snipments, 100000
against 1907 900.
Lard-Shipments, 63S,00O; agains
$4,000.
Pork-Shipments, 1890; against 6S6