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The report from C,Iezur concerning
MISS stones alleged fate has had not
Htcn confirmed at the State Department
today The department has had uu adj
wees rom Mr- Dickinson. the American
consul General az CoustaltiuUuIe regard
laE The progress Of the negotiations
In. possibility of the Hri-auds putting
an emo 10 Miss stones life rather than
IISN their own future safety through th.
ciruigiuS OF their hiding places iu the
mountains i'm case she should be released
ls r, gardsd as being not at au remote and
mas been the source OF increased anxiety
lately Eut the r, port OF thiS purpose
having been carried into effect is discred-
tied here
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-13

y. IL. Baker. Assistant Superintendent
of Free Delivery AZ the Washington city
rost0iilCe, has teGd,red Tis resignation.
90 take effect on the 18th instant. The
place has not yet been filled
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payment of Hawaiian Bonds.

The Treasury Department has made AZ
ranSeu.-.ts for the payment, on January
I. 1892. ia London Of E3oaet being the last
fnstaU7leut NJ the inda abtedness Of Ehe Oh
Hayva .isu Government held by En5iis1 2
b0udhplderS.
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The Treasury Statement.

The receipts of the Government today
according TO the Treasury statement
reached the sum Of 2.il, ,7glN, and con-
sisted Of customs. $3.50. .D42s2; internal
revenue $.0G5. .5lg5f. miscellaneous, 500
1913 The expenditure amounted 90 81
Oa5 D0J leaving a balance Of receipts over
disbursements amounting % 1906. lyiSl
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-13

Laths. S2.T5. PIHEterinG Lnths, S2.Z5
cnest kind made. At 9Th and y. y. ave. NV.
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MISS STONE REPORTED DEAD.
The Missionary said To Have Been
Killed by the Brigaad~.

COLOGNE. Nov Ia--TEe Cologne Ca
zette' prints despatch from Sofia.
which cannot be- verified. stating that
Hiss Ellen stone, TIE American mission
airy who was captured by brizauIS. mas
been killed iu order. that uo information
may De nad as 20 the prime movers m the
crime
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-13

IN12 Bright Bunrds SIN SI-5O per
100 IT. lin dried. too. tth and y. !. ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-13

FIyOn's Business College, Sth Rad *.
Business. Shorthand. Typewriting 81 year.
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SI.OO to Frederick, HnEeFsto,vn. and
Wfnchester and Return.

From B. & %. Railroad Washington station.
S a. m- sunday. Nov. T. returning 0u special
same DAY.
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Norfolk 4 Washington Steamboat Ca

Delightful trips daily az ESQ p. m. from foot
9TH 81. 20 old Point Comfort Norfolk. Virginia
Beach, and Newport News. See al. page e..
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Flooring only Si.25 per 100 It,, md
all one width; kiln cried. Li5bcy a co.
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Best Laths, Kiln Dried. S2-75 per
100. finest made. T. Libby Co.
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No. Va. Flooring sim s. per
t., by F-luk Libbey s Co
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Doors 81 each, White Pine, 1 IL in,
too, already painted. LibJey CO.
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In Cheatham's Behalf.

\ delegation from the preachers meet
ing Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
called on the President today and asked
him 10 retain n. +. Ch,atham iu the Of
flee Of Recorder Of Deeds Of the District
of Columbia. The delegation consisted cf
Rcvs. ID. r. Perkins. ". H. Gains. }. J..
Thomas, VI. l.. Clair. J. W. Galloway, r.
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ANisit I.rom SENIOR Azpiroz.

Senor Azpiroz, the Mexican Minister
called on President Roosevelt today. lI,
was received in the cabinet room. Mr.
Azpiroz has lust returned from the Pan
American Congress II was the first
time he had called ou President Eoasc-
Welt since the latter entered the White
TT.sIel
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Dressed common BOnrdS, SI-25 per
10 feet, ~ Frank LiJbcy L CO.
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Guests at Luncheon.

Senator Spoouer of Wisconsin and At
torney General Knox were guests OF the
President at luncheon today.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
TIE MASSACRE IN SAMAR.
:. =. Allison Tells a Narrowing
Story Of the Disaster.

HTnvery OF the American Soldiers
Who Were Jnnrmed and over
whclmed by hcrs-nodfez Of
the Victims Horribly sIutiIntet.
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Hunting Down Insurgents.

MIR. Allison says there are 200
troops in Samar. and the orders have
been given that no prisoners are 10 he
taken the policy being that Of the Indian
fighters that the only good native Is a
dead one. He says there have been u
number OF hH5usteTins expeditions fitted
out iu Singapore and H0ugkons, mostly
by German firms. which In some cases
have succeeded I'm landing their CONTRA
band arms and ammunition. buJ many
captures have been made by The gun
boats which patrol The island coasts The
vessels used Tor hIbustering are mostly
little tramp steamers Of about SO OF so
tons.
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Low CONFBRS With ODELL
New York City Legislation Being
Considered at Albany.

The Question Of Keeping MetrOpoli-
tan saloons Open on sunday In
dcrstOOd to BE the Leading Topic.
To Introduce Local Option Bill.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
NUEV0 "HOTE 0LIMP0 y
SANTURCE

Ell dnico jor HOTEL que be b
construido en- esta Isla, propio para este
climas.
A CINCO MINUTos de la Capital en-
carros electicos que pasan pol delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz eleetri-
ca demas adelantos modernos. Rebaia
On precios las familias,
Tiene ademas una empresa de ooches
os precios sig guientes:
De Capital Santurce vice
versa i.
Ida vuelta 1.5O
De Capital Martin Pc
na, ida vuelta 2, 90
A Rio-Piedras 8. 90
Por horas I'm peso una,
Tel@fono 1O1 Apartado az
LineaD Df6rrea del 0eSte,
1T N e R A r 10.
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UN REY MODE'L0,

Ea la sG alerfa de sobsranos.
que viene publicando nm .peri6dico
de Part. apareae en- ell 6ltimo b tine
70 e. retrato de uno de los mona rcas
mas simpaticos que pudiera apetecer
el pueblo mas exigente y modesto
del mundo. Ese retrato es Jorge /,
rey de los helenos, harmano de Ia
emperatriz viuda de Alexandra de
Russia y tio, por tanto, del czar &C
tual y hermano de la reina de Ingla
terra.
Elrey ocupa en- Atenas M gran
palacio situa 10 en- Ell centro de Il ciu
dad y en- Ia cumbre de una colina,
desde donde Sc dsscubre todo ell gol
TO de Salamina, palacio de m4rmol,
imponente, rode ado de hermosos jar
dimes.
Cinco oficialss del ej6rcito = de
Ia marina compo1en su cuarto mill
tar, y un mayordomo' un intendente
un caba' lerizo y cuatro chambelanes
ell cuarto civil.
AL ssrvicio de la sreina SIC hallan
una primerA dana y tres de honor.
Este es todo Ell personal de la
corte de Atenas, donde la sencillez
Sc cor sidera como una virsud rest
La vida del rey de Atenas es la
de todos los soberanos constitucio-
males: reception de ministries, frma
de decreto etc.
Los microbes ell rey Jorge reci
be en- Audiencia, .previa las instan-
cias en- que Sc solicite q, todo Ell que
quiera ir q verle, pobre 6 rico, noble
8 plebeyo.
Con una paciencia Ique parece
heredada del patriarca biblico; 81 .rey
escucha las quejas, las peticio nes
de recursos y de empleos y las de-
mandas de iusticia que le exponen
sus sdbditos, y en- muchas ocasiones
el propio monarca, merced, q este
pr csdfmiento, ha podido raparar in
justicias, corregir abusos, y socorrer
a verdaderos nece sitados, sin que ell
dinero Sc quedass .en el cAmino del
palacio la casa del pobre, como los
caballos del sultan de Marruecos, de
que va Sc sAbe que salen del palacio
diez y llega uno solo q manos de la
persona objeto del imperial obse-
quio.
De vez en- cuandc ell rey pie y
esolo. completa1nente sin ayudan.
tes nj polizontes qua le custodien de
lejos, recorre los barrios mas pobres
de la ciudad, con odjeto de conocer
q su pueblo, penetrarse de sus nece
sidades, atenderA sus miserias, OBJ
'servar el espfritu pdblico, estimular
las energfas de los unos y dulcifcar
los padecimientos de los Iotros y en-
fin, de realizar sctos de humanidad,
justicia y fraternidad.
Las muestras de afecto que en-
esas excursiones recibe del pueblo,
81 bien veces resultan algo familia
| res, no son por ESQ menos conmove-
doras, nj menos sinceras.
Todos los amos el rey Jorge de
Grecia vista todas las provincias
del reino, hacienda en- elias la mis-
ma vida que en- Atenas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
De AguadilIa a Camuy
Canine p6simo,
Transito dlficil.


Por conducto fidedigno tenemos
noticias de que ell cAmiuo entire las
poblaciones de Aguadilla q Camuy,
se encuentra en- el mas vergonzoso
estAdo de abandono, al extreme de
que hay trozos tan horriblemente
malos, que hasta Sc CORE eiigro de
perder II vida, al tratar de salvar
los.
El Ayuntamiento de Quebradi-
Has ha reAlizado diversas gestiones
apoyadas por los vecinos mas como
tados de aquel pueblo, cer;a del Go
bierno, con sl fu de alcAnzar Sc pro-
cediese a la construction de uua bue
na carreters; pero ha sido predica
en- ell desierto, como vulgarmente SO
dice. Parece que lastimosamente
SO olvida por los encargados de o.
bras ,pnblicas, de Que 10 carretera
entire las citadas poblaciones de Ca
muy y Aguadilla es de necesidad pc
rentoria, pues no tenemos otra via
para comuninarnos con todas las To-
calidades del Oeste, en- las cuales Sc
recibenlos correos con un atraso Ia
mentable.
Sabedores como 10 omos de q.
ell Honorable Comisionado del Inte-
rior, Mr. Elliot, es persona que per-
sigue ell deseo de inspirar sus actos
en- 10 que represente ell bien gene
aal y satisfaea las aspiraciones de
los vecinos, es de esperar tomarA en-
breve el buen acuerdo de proceder q
la construction de una buena carre-
terra entire Aguadilla y Camuy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
EN- 81 TEATRo.
,EL DOMINGO.

En- nuestro Coliseo celebrar6n
ell Domingo en- la noche nuestros
obreros unA velads cuyo programa
es muy vaffado, teniendo dicho acto
eli car4cter simp4tico, de que sntra-
fia 8 representa- Il union = cordiali-
dad entire los obreros puertorrique
nos. s.
Abrir& la velada D. jose Ferrer
y Ferrer, , despu9s de varies ndms
ros del programs, ser6 cerrada la
iests ~por D Santiago Iglesias
a esta reuui6n para ID cual he-
mos sido invitado8 asistirSmos con
Ell mayor gusto, " q.se sllf reneia
paz content tamiento entire ell ele
mento obrefo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
El NAL humOr
de las daInaS
Sc 10 produce Ell Sombrero.
(De sE | Liberal.,)

Una acreditada revista medica
extranjera dA la divertida noticia de
que ell buen 6 NAL hum umor de las se-
f1oras depende del tan af1o Y aun de
Ia forna de los sombreros que lle-
van puestos.
Los sombreros grandes, que tan
blen suelen sentarlas, producen, sin
embargo, eli efecto de pesar dema-
siado sobre el delicado cr&neo fe.
menino, de ejercer de ese modo una
preston peligrosa ssbre el cerebro y
de producer, por 10 tanto, un estado
de irritacion nerviosa qua aumenta
con la necesidad incesante de man
tener el sombrsro en- ell Angulo deb;-
do para que s:ents bien q la fisono-
mia.
Les sombreros ligsros no ofre-
cen los mismos peligros, pero tienen
el inconveniente de que, 81 no dan
sombra q la cara, sufrsn los bojos
7 acabsn por crear un estado de irri-
tacion nerviosa.
I'm una palatrs, les fsioiogos
Green que no convienen las sef1o-
ras los sombreros demasiadc gran
des nj las capotas.
Para Ia ciencia, ell sombrero
ideal ser1a la pastora y Ell canotier
de alas jnclinadas hacia abajo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21

On <Fele melee DEL HerAld0 de
Paris.
eCensurando los recientes fnsi.
lamientos de los cafres por los
boers, Urbain Gohier, indignado,
declara que 81 los ipgleses cometen
ma infamia fusilando los beers,
los beers cometen otra infAmia fusi-
lando & safres, les cuales por 10 de-
mas, son los dnicos duef1os del
Transvasl. A juicio de la <Anrores
Ia cAusa de los cafres es, en- el CON.
ficto del Transvaal, Ia dnica mere
cedora de Ia simpatfa de lss hom-
bres honrados y de los partidos re.
volucionarios.
Es la doctrina que expuse, 6
priIcipios de Ia guerra, en- Ia La
Correspondence, en- 81 sPoeblo de
Valencia, en- ell sHeraldo de Ma.
drid, y en- Vida Nneva. Peri6dicos
republicanos sevepfadaron conmigo,
pidieron al Pueblo" que no CONT
nuase insertando mis- cr6nicas en-
defensa do los cafree, y siguieron
hatlando de atropello contra los
beers y ds Ia lusta causa del sancia-
no presidente, y venerab!s ancia-
no,.
Son tan bestias g ignorantes los
republicanos esparoles'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
LibroS de Yenta
ES7AN A La VISTA EN-
lu redocci02a de
, La Correspondence de p. r.,

Diccionario Enciclopedico. Htspano Ameri-
oano, en- 2 Tomos.
Diccionario Enciclopedico, Na4eua edtccs6n
10 en- 10 Tomos.
Diccionario Enciclope dico Dehistorta, BIO
graisa, Mstolcjia, y Geograjsa en- tonsoi, de
Edici6n historical, La mujer en- la Auma
nidad. edictor Julian f. Alcaraz.
La I'rincesita de los Bresoz Novela Dor
Eugenia Marlitt.
Historic de Europa. por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
1omos.
Europa pintoresca. en- Tomos, edictor
Montaner Simon.
La vida de los animales por ell DR.. "A. E
Brelm, EN- Tomos.
El mundo ilustrado, en- 8 Tomos.
Panorama Naclonal. por Hermeregilda.
Miralles, en- 2 Tomos.
Revolution Religiosa. por E. Castela ar, en-
2Tomos
Historic de los Griegos. por victas Du-
81 mundo fisico, por Amadeo uillenim
Las razas humanas, por Federico Katzel,
en- 2 Tomos.
ASTORIA de los Romanos. por Victas Du-
ruy en- Torno.
Revista de la Exposition Universa al de
Paris aho 1889 por F. g. Dumas, en- / Tomo.
Obras completas de-Ma4iano Jose de La
IRA, por J. Luis Pelljges en- l Tomo
Las I, 81 plantas que ouran las que n hatan,
travez del Egipto. por Eduardo T6das y
Guel, en- un Tomo.
Morriha, por Emilia Pardo Bazan, en- To-
mo.
Tres Poesias Ell angel de la muerte, Can
cion de la Campana Epistola Neral, Tom?
Los trabajos del mar, por Victor Hugo, /
Tomo.
La Heroina, por Publa Ovidia Nan, los
Tomo.
Poetas Lricos Griegos, por los Senores
Baraibas Menenchez q Castila Ayenza, en-
Tomo.
Biblioteca Clasica de pin iaro, per 81 la
Sr. d. Ignacio Monies de Oca, en- Tom Q,
La Araucana de Don Alonzo de Erillm
Tomo n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
iSe ha YueltO loco?

Hay quien supone que el ami
go don j. A. Rafols Sc ha vuelto To-
co; pero nosotros sabemos que no
es asf. Esta cEerdo y muy cuerdo.
La causa de esa sospecha, es
que ha comprado un enorme eurtido
de juguetes, entire ellos infinidad de
combinaciones de las mas modernas,
de procedencia francesa, para ven
der precios muy baratos en- Aqua
dills Isabella.
Los que Sc van volver locos
de contentos seran los nifios y niflas
d los mencionados pueblos al yer
tantas preciosidades, y tambien los
mismos Reyes Magos perderan ell
juicio.
NEuRoSiNE RRuNlEH
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Estadlstica
de los deSaf10S.
en- ITALIA.

I'm un trabAio interesante. xDuelos
fatales en- el siglo XIX, !, el sef1or ia
cobo Gelai demuestra due On el trans.
curse de estos veinte AMOS 1ltimos
(ds 1870 4 1899, desde Ia promulga
ci6n del nuevo C6digo Penal clos Ian
ces de honor, han disminuidO una
manera notable De 1879 1889, ell
ndmero aprox;mado de duelos fu4 276
al af1o; pero desde Il aplicaci6n del
Codigo en- ZanRrdell, muy severe pa
"a los duelistas, ha descendido s 116.
No ha;- duda que Ia pr4cticA del due
10 esta en- decadencia. Y Ell senior
Gelay dem1estra por sns estadfsticas
que de 1914 duelos que tuvieron ln-
gar en- Ell perfodo de 1879 6 89o,
2759 ocurriero on en- l. primera d4ca-
da, y sOlamente /. 155 en- 10 segunda;
y de los 3 I914, casi todos [3. 1851 fue-
ron 8 Ia ekpada. Estcs duelos oca
sionAron 5. 800 heridas; pero la ma
yorfa de elias leves, y dnicamente en-
90 casos tuvier6n fatales cosecuen-
clas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
La EMULSION
De ScoT
Acslts de nigado do Basalas
con
nlpofosfltos dc oal y Do sesa.

! Los anemicos, los ra- 1
! qulticos, los atacados con /
I fretuencia de catarros, I
! los paludicos y cuantos i;
8 deseen verse vigorosos 1
8 deben tomar la EMUL-1 !
8 SION DE SCOTT porque /
s es el medicamento mas +;
s valioso en- el tratamiento /
& del raqultismo y anemla !
5 infantil. porque es un ali
: mento productor de grasa
8 del mas alto grado; por- 4;
q que es el tonico y recons-
: tituyente mas poderoso
8 conOcido. ;
Certificates de me- !;
Z dicos 10 han dicho: para ,
8 los enjutos de pecho, !
8 para la tisis, resfriados y,
{ catarros eronicos, min ;
8 guna medicina es mejor |
8 que la EMULSION DE l
: SCOTT.
4 SCOTT & BOVINE. Quimicos. New York.
De verita On Ia. Bosicas.
IA
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Por los Catres.

I'm ePele mele, del HerAldo de
Paris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-21
Kaiserl, DeutScheS KonSulat
SAN JUAN P. r.

llaut Mitthei1ung der Kaiserl.
Botschaft in Washington, wird SIN.
Schiff <STEIN, vom 8. bis 6. Januar
riaechsten Jahres In SAN JUAN
verweilen.
Den wehrpfichtigen Reichsan-
gehoerigen wird somit Gelegenheit
gegeben, sich behufs ihrer Taugli-
chkeit zum Militair. Dienste amtlich
untersuchen "a lassen, was ich hier-
NIT zur Kenntnis bringe.
San Juan, p. r. den 18 December
1901.
K. n. LUND
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Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y un hermoso venti
ado mirador, en- la casa nnmero 20
de IL Gale de San Jost, & precibs
modicos.
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Sale de Bayam6n Sale de San Juan

De 10 Capital para Cataf1o,
sin combi naci6n con ell
tren &c Is T,
De Cataf1o para la Capital 80 M
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
TRADERS A GOOD DEAL MIXED
Chicago Is Talking About Some Mys
terious Buying-FOreign Mar
kets Are Easy.


Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. jan 4.
May wheat had upward tendency to-day and
by noon the price had reached I7lzc, opening
at 7esse. The market was not clear TO trad
ers on either side. The bulls did not feeI
with certainty that the price would go up,
and the bears were not quite certain that It
would go down. The market turned upward,
which started scalping shorts to covering and
gave wheat its strength. Whether there Is a
buying support under the market that can
be depended ON was not clear to-day Wheat
and -four cleared was 425 900 bushels, corn
60S,O00 Liverpool closed sd lower. Pri-
mary receipts hold above last year, 609,O 900
bushels to-day, against 504, 900 last year. Ar
gentine shipped SO, 600 bushels. Minneapolis
has poor -four demand, which is working
against bull interests to an extent Minne-
spolis received 2O6 cars of wheat, against 426
last year; Duluth % cars, against q last
year. A report was sent to Chicago early
that all the Minneapolis -four mills will start
up tomorrow. This report was without foun-
datton; the mills will not start up this week,
and the -four demand is unsatisfactory.
The market held strong all day and closed
11sc higher than yesterday, May at 775sc,
July at 1850. May sold up to 77%Q777sc.
The feeling was strong, based on gossips
that good deal of wheat was being abb
sorbed in Chicago.
Two of the large millink companies were
buyers OF cash wheat Inquiry ran to all
good milling stuff, including selected No. 8,
although some No was passed, in lots that
barely held to the grade. No l northern
showed steadiness around A01c under May.
NO. sold at &c under for selections to SIC
under for poor. Low grades were well cleaned
up, the only unsold lots being poor stuff
rejected showed wider range, going from 55c
10 zoe and at ole for poor No grade aver
aged ss06oe for the best, and sold at soc for
damp and dirty lots
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
DREAMED OF CATS

Dreaming that her bedroom was invaded
by troop of black cats so unstrung nine
teen-year- r-old Lena Couch that she is now
an inmate Of st. Mary's hospital and bor-
dering on insanity.
The young woman lived at Sixth and
Berks streets, and was taken to the hospi-
tai at the request of friends ON Wednesday
evening. She has highly strung nervous
system, combined with a vivid magma
tion Many pleasant pictures and scenes
have OF late passed before her in sleep,
but few evenings ago she dreamed about
black cats. She got up the next morning
in very respondent mood and told her
friends that she was afraid some ill-dis-
posed person was going to scandalize her
fair name.
An attempt was made to laugh away her
fears, but she persisted in saying that
something bad was sure to befall her. Then
she was sent to see friends in the hope
that change of scene might benefit her
On returning she said she felt better, but
her old fear returned, and as she continued
to get worse it was deemed advisable to
send her to a hospital.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04
SPECULATIVE GOSSIP

sos 000
Primary Receipts-Wheat. 6O9. 900 bu.
against 5O4,0OO last year; corn, 7S1 900 bu,
against 565, 900.
Verhoeff from Milmine, Chicago Don't
see anything in wheat at moment Commits
sion house trade decidedly light; nothing in
export business and cables easier Corn
seems strong, that is, there is continuous
good buying by strong local powers, inelud-
ing large dealers in provisions
Chicago Times-He says: ''The wheat
pit takes it for granted the line which be-
longed to Gates and the Steel and Wire CO.
terie, was sold out Wednesday through the
commission people whom Gates often uses.
The enormous buying by Counselman & Day
at the time when Gates selling was under
way continues mystery. There has been
the unkind suggestion that the orders might
have come from people in Wall street who
had an eleventh-hour tip from the Gates
crowd. II the Counselman & Day party felt
unhappy over its wheat-buying of the day
previous it gave no evidence of it yesterday.
1t continued to add to its line in a moderate
way. If 1t took 100000 on Wednesday, it
possibly added a third as much to its hold
ing yester1w This interest was as conspic-
uous on the Duying side on the day previ-
Gus, but yesterdays was a very much smaller
market"
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-01-04

Tin Plate directors declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent on pre-
ferred stock Steel Hoop did the same