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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-06
THE TOTALS FOR MAY
SHOW DECREASE OF 1900.
Shortage of Hogs Is More Pronounced
Sheep Supply Increases at
ST. Louis

Unoncial figures place the receipts Of cat.
tie at i've markets in May of tbs year at
39S,Soo, q decrease # 1l7,tOo from May of
last year Chicago contributes $500 70
'his decrease, Kansas City furnishes 8O7oO.
Omaha 2l,Go and ST Joseph 1900 At st.
Louis where the run Of Southern cattle
was liberal, supplies show an increase Of
SlGo
Receipts OF hogs We're 100000 at the 1--WE
markets which is shortage from a wear
ago of S96,Soo, All Of the markets have 4,
finger In the pic, but Kansas City's short.
age is greater than the other four point 8
combined. The falling of at this city WINS
23l,9oO st. Louis records decrease Of
CISCO Chicago of 4G,5o0 Omaha of Is 800
and ST. Joseph of 81 900.
st. Louis is the only point showing an en-.
liargGment in sheep supply over last year,
htr increase being $500 Chicago has de-
crease Of 49, 400, Omaha of $500 Kans"s
,lIy or 1000 and st. Joseph of / ! 300
Receipts at the five points in Nav Of mo
past Two years were as follovH:
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STOCKS STEADILY
DECLINE.

Pacific, total reaction Of four points. had
q sympathetic effect on the whole list
Amalgamated Copper was depressed By the
weakness q the market for raw copper. aud
was not affected by a trade circular pint
lng out great improvement In the trade
The continued rise In sterling exchange
gave rise 70 some apprehension that eS-
chnnae had started toward the god cS
port point on account Of the easier tone
crop moving period Is cons'an " narroE 81.
ing the time before the Interior demand
Tor currency VIII begin 70 dep'ete the sup.
PLY OF funds available for speculative use.
The combined effect OF various items OF
depression was drhblc Of realizing all
DAY which carried prices downward until
Active liquidation Of the Central Of Gcoi II /
income bonds had depressing effect on 10
bond market. Total sales, par value, 50 DO
on the last call
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crowd seems to follow At 44c or und7r;
December optionG seemed very cheap aild
the price was unnatural In the llsht OF
hu.lish operations In other deliveries. rs
was an lnducemcnt to buy and December
shot M to AN; July sold up to 62's. aided
partly by water in the fields. Late In the
day the fluctuations were very narrow.
September was offered most Freely July
CLOSED firm, a up. at G2sdu24 Receipts
Activity and influential buying marked
the trading In oats July new was esp'-
cinlly in demand Cash situation seems to
improve dnliy-in three days sales of over
1LCucOu bushels being made This ihiu-
encc caused strength IN all options. Ihere
was some effect on prices from o,nGr
grains but the close was strong, july
opened firm and advanced to 80 closing
strong. q up, at 3S7s. Receipts were small
at sevcnty-hve cars.
Provisions ruled weak. There was
marked change of front by the packers
who have been buying of late, and when
they appeared as sellers prices broke An
easy hog market also was hearlsh incen-
tive July pork closed u .a15 down at
II 2od17 22h, July lard 2ia@5 lower at
l"20nlr22la and July ribs % lower at
1c0Tik.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat,
j. ears; corn, 300 cars; oats 10 cars hoss'
2G.CC0 head.
cash quotations were as follows:
WhCat-No. 3 73M@73A, Nc. red 7o6
oats-No . 42G43l9; No. white 45&;
No white i4l.m46.
ltyc-No. lSl2a59
Bmlel-Fair to choice mailing 6666s.
Flax sced-No. l /. 56d1 81; No. l North
western In.
Timothy secd-Prme 6 3odG 81.
Mess pork-Per hbl II 3561I. 80.
Lnrd-Per 100 pounds ~ 22la.
Short ribs sdes-Loose-lO o5dlO 10.
Dry salted shoulderS-BoNed sGiSh
Short clear sides Boxed 10 > mlO co.
WhiSky-BaSls Of high wines 80
Clover-Contract grade $50.
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Loss ..... S2,ooo 4oGsco sO5, 9p0
SALES AT KANSAS CITY.
lSnninl 70 IN. ~

stock Yards. Kansas CIV Nc -,
The following sales Of TEXAS ma S rnrr, -
Saltie We're made today: w + Na ,rI9,,
yea koGk. J. 7. p steers. aiS ponnds o9.
pd pSnS Jones Duncan r. 81 steers ' 7oi
DALLAS, 4 20 st. S0aeA SCI aughss and Miller
S steers, 500 pounds, $50: Fidrtd 40 I,
nc T,asr' E as Lake. Texas. 1870 steers 7sI
Gddinston 700 pounds % ssS; z, T. Addinston,,
$50 So Casey Bros, Gainesville S9- pounds
ee,S pounds geo 2as steers Isl no,n r5s'
rs pounds ssGcS 5 oaEtsSs 100 p steers
$40: a r. riee 70 calves, les pounds
pounds AIS; sIocuE and McRes,ostne e5 Tsx s,a
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SALES AT ST. LOUIS.
Especial TO Tho Post

Mationol Stock Yards, H.. June 5.-Tba
t iId sales Of Texas and Territory cat'
d 'f ~'F TcR MADE sos A. Phillips, Rock
Webb & Co, Believue. Texas, 10Ii.norn nd
steers . %; Grandvlew Texas OH coI,i
pnny, los3:pound steers, IS. o37.no SUriI
TTt o' a y; 40; NJ. Houston x Son, Bellows
Co. Alyarado, Texas 96i. nonn Hpn som "
10 j 7, Pryor, Portland. Ark. ii3S.
pound steers, 5,G5. j T. Green (. 10 20
S SongG TSSs7 "5SPouud steers, ass. i6i,
Alexander & Co, Temple TcY9s e' los ~ l.
steers, 90, s92pound steers. 800 S-po ou,,,r
cows $50; 200 Texans, steady pouna
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SITUATION WAS BADLY MIXED.
Y HEAT LOSES EARLY ADVANCE
WET WEATHER FOR HARVEST
am cgcue Sustained Corn Price De-
spite Wheat Dechne-oats IN oo0o
Cash Demand and Higher

chic,co June 5.-Graln speculation was
sa,rt,. octivc today. bat OF an err attic nature
ror limo IL seemed that the bearish cam
roI,n ~ rho last week had come to an
ana and that help was coming from the
Gather conditions. which, lnstead oi ps-
inc fine we're too wet In the southwest
for the early harvest. Wheat had sool
advance. but lost 1t all. The weather. now
ever. did help corn. In the end, July
wheat lost x. July corn gained 4 and
July cats gaiacd q. Provisions closed "a
as to l2Hd15 lower.
As result Of the excessive rains In the
Southwest over q large portion OF the WIN
Ter wheat country. commission houses had
good buying orders in wheat at the open
ing. There vas still out q good-sizod short
interest and both the leading elevator in
terests and the corn bull crowds supported
the pit These Influences were too much
Tor fhp unrcSponSivc CubleS, lair dciferl :
and hcarish statistical journal lepdrts. EA-
port business WAS poor and shipping snIes
were nil With shorts covering tte-ly at
.hc start Juiy made upeglng sales ut i
shade lower 10 1sm44 higher at lltsg rs
and after some wavpttng touched - b. me
wet weather was working against improve
ment IN the spring wheat country, Dut
DESPITE this influence and that OF good
show of corn strength, the early Dutets
Of wheat wee satisfied with small proAts
mere seemed to tie no faith on the bull
side after the early bulge and general
liquidation brought sharp slump Tor July
down to I1h9il3s. The outside interests
are very small In the market at present
and traders feel that this Is partly the
reason for the lack Of stability Of the buy.
snC crowd There WAS pIrtlal recovery
toward the end OF the session. but July
az = a. i To-
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GALVESTON.
METALS.

New York. June 5.-The market IN. M u
abroad was steady, final prices rn.sirit.
rs Cd, but local figures remainsuu. S us ID ii
at AS. Spelter reflected an sa'as Nav iai
foreign market, gaining Is %; ~ 49,,
spelter was firm, but prices ala ~ r,s adk'
remaining at AS. Locally MUn Mi nn'
and unchanged. warrants Wv Nori,s1
or less nominal and NO; ! gsorndrr N1ss
ern 10 5sst2o 50: No. ! foundry s sSt
rs soS5iS 20 and No, l foandry sy m,Isfi
soft. is.50aio,5o. The EnsI 1s closed 1
were easier In tone. Glasso" aLd
54s Sd and Middlesboro az s's
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weeks. The Mnynower. which was to enter
me sabine Pass. Port Arthur and Orange
cargo NJ pier 90 As these vessNs have
auxiliary power they are enabled 10 navt.
GATE the inland streams without difficulty,
anu even IN the gulf and bays during calm
weather win suffer no detention in conse,
quence Of lack ~ wind
me new oil barge Providence Is stll
berthed at pier ~. where she will he htted
out for the trade
Repairs 10 the steamer Seminole have not
heen completed and the craft is still on tho
marine railway
ne wharf compHny's new dredge at nier
~ Is RAPIDLY progressing toward completion.
Int II will he some time before N will no
ready for service
The schooner Edwin r, Hunt. Hammett
master, arrived this morning from Balti.
more with a cargo Of iT40 tons OF coal con.
signed to +. O. Flood & Co,
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

New York--Spots closed quiet, prices
&c down; stock III ,51I bales.
Cloud ORD ..Sl4 Good mid 20 nl6
Low mid. ....S7s Mid fair 10 l-lG
Middling ....,OA Sales ...... 900
Liverpool Spots closcd firm; prices I'M
changed; business good, sales 1000 bales OF
which 10000 were American; speculation
and export 5000 bales imports 5000 bales
of which 100 were American.
Ordinary nod 0.lG Middling .....5 l-J2
Good ord . 4 1916 Good mid ...,0 6.S2
Low mid. ...4 1915 Mid fair ..,5 7.l6
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BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. June 2,-Butter s,heese-Ne'
itSdli Eggs"FiFm; fresh ISL Iss.,n,s isls
ig New " YORK June - Rssel spTa 10
packages: market steady state ,dS,s ~ piss
sT Sf AMI l7Is6ais; Western Sc sicTas
81. Louis. June 5.-Poultry lots !; ~.
ems 90; springs 1925; t s,rsay: cfesgk
SO: geese 4a4is. Butter-stsss ,ssdy Z
l6das; daIry 15dlo, Esigss.gspFlrn h.
Kansas city. June 5'-hss' :. rE
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New York Money.

New York, june 5.--Monev on call steady
~ 3A per cent, closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4m42i per ceut,
sterling exchange firm with actual business
In bankers bills at s71sN4 S7iA for de-
maad ana at $500 - for sixty day;
se52 commercial bills 4 S44Gf4 s5l4 Bar
silver 81; Mexican dollars AZ. Government
bonds stcGdy: State bonds easy railroad
bonds henYY.
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CORN CONDITIONS BEARtSH

Corn spectators were inclined To bear
ish view Of the market but prices acted
against them. Considerable strength was
shown most II the session. although much
of the advance was lost when wheat broke.
Today the puzzle in this pit was the jump
taken by December Of nearly ! cent Yes
terduy the feature was the switching from
July to September by the big bull leaders.
Whichever way this interest leads the
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COTTON SEED PRoouO'1

Memphis. Tenn, June o.. nominal; r. y.
Prime crude 37ls; OF cruoe ,,,er velIer y
summer yellow II; OF SUNNI r yenos
inal; choice cooking snln n go % -
iral. Meal and cake--frin's "a
inal cotton seq. + 4
r rgsn as; prime crude, loose =
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,, ~, Louis June Recepts s2o,
strong iSr BEST s TssPn MARI M%EEe, STEADY
export steers 625G77o; DE- rssss s55ipping and
p p91TGeFs steers 515dG 25 steers unSer i @
bG snh o4l3a625; stociers and "u Srod dSo
Gamers S0 SSSa an and helfers 225g6 90;
calves 5,oo,a6.6 90: Tc Du,sA 3.SFGa. go;
S' s6. steers fed 100000; grass Sn 2 OH IN
Rec c COWS and heifers 27o4 - Hoo 100
FIss and 'i lights mar F7 Sc Sc higher on Best
100 52S; butchers 7OOa7 Is s." sb Packers 6eoa
az 49,. market steady Native mn, neeelpt
~ So -; lambs 55od7e co. culls nn on6 40
$50 'o' Sfoeiers 225asoo; Texans KAN sGS ns
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New Orleans, to 8 points lower.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, unchanged.
New York, 1-6e lower.
Elsewhere, unchanged
The uncertainties Of the cotton market
yesterday were equal to those Of the wind
In March. Such state Of affairs gen
orally augurs we'll for the bear. especially
when speculation Is deadly dull, and the
session was no exception TO the rule There
were those. however. who YIewed the show
OF strength across the wnter with the con
ndent belief that more tranquil political
situation In Britain means longer time for
European mills. Any move IN this direction
can not fail 10 play upon the nerves II
shorts" when the emptiness OF Southern
warehouses are made SO conspicuous by the
tenor II current statistics
This influence expired upon the news
from the neld and after an Initial bulge
there was little to s;cm the tide ot bear.
ihhness. Liquidation forced the value scale
to steady drop until at the middle OF
business hours the line Of absorption was
60 stoutly drawn that all other pressure
was easily resisted. The proceedings then
dfhied into perfunctory exchange Of com.
mitments and no signs Of aggresslvcness
were seen from any quarter Sentiment dld
no. undergo any perceptlble change aud
most earnest operators pursued the couise
"nicA the systematic scnlper would adopt
Inc times are not frequent when more
complications enter into the cotton market
thtE at the present II is natural for
tat average man 10 form an opinion from
outward appearances. phe mind ~ the
tF2de nron the growing crop is shaped IN
SaFa a manner. With a record acreage to
E='e figures upon and condition Of exccl.
.ence at the outset this Is surely fnctor
20 contend with II must grow In impor.
lance each day and authentic news cnn not
be watched too closely. Think Of what IN,
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London Financial CahIa

New York June 5.-Thc Commercial Ad-
Nertiscr's London financial cableGram says
There was narrowed buying OF stocks today
ana a modified continuance Of the bull liqui
dalton. Americans we're lifelcss.
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London Consols.

London. June D. Conscls for money
10 I-16; account o6M HaI silver steady,
"a l.1Sd per ounce Money 2I5 pot cent.
Discount for short bills 2s,M2 i3-16 per
cent. three months bills 111G@4A.
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pounds, 42J.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June -Cattle-Reccipts
1850 natives, 100 Texans and 30 calves
market steady 10 weak bunch of choice
export and dressed steers sold for 60.
which is the highest price paid In this
market Choice export and dressed beef
steers 12JQI 80; fair to good 4.7565. 70;
stockers and feeders 3.25d530; western fed
steers 4.5OCq5.05; Texas and indian steers
2noMdl5; Texas cows 2.00d4OO: native
Gamers 2,O0q30O; bulls 2.7S5i.t. *: SaIve,
2.Ioq600. ogs-Receipts 10000: market
steady to strong; heavy 73Od7 As; mixed
packers ,l5G7. 40; lights 6.75T17 90; porkers
400 market steady; native lambs 0nGS
80; western lambs 5.30df 10: native yyetb'
s SGso $4,000; western wcthers 4.ood5 90;
5e i5I5T 1000 70; Texas clipped yearlngs
stockerS and feeders .. Jod4 90
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CHICAGO.

IrclmS,Igo' Jun. 5nns 5.-cattle-Rece,nts IN ooo
i5c oOV Texans; market stesd iov ~;
n noe lover good TO prime steers sa 9LSs Jog g@
tesders 5cSs g. : os so st9cEers and nd
hhnoass-kecelpts 5000: weak: roo da ms 10
HG95Sg Soqa, 47h; light &. sG999 20 20 choice
ioc &c lover sg EaSS 1900 ste SSk
co; fair to F choice 70 m fRoics wethers VA
err n sheep 3. 25a6 90; native I9n,hs- o West
Sn 1,@ i ,o Western lambs eS Sli9P e.
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r. B. MORRIS &C


BROKERS.
cotton, stocks, grain and prOvl,.,,
Members Cotton Exchange, Board q WI
ana Houston Oil and Stock EXCHANGE II n
markets by, private wise Refers,~|
Houston National bank. Daily mas ~
tations, furnished Both phone, Ia 81
Main street. Houston, Texas. Nv Il
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MARINE NOTES,

The Gulf Transportation company has
secured another auxiliary schooner. the
Linerland which will make the fourth yes.
sci Of this class 20 engage In the carrying
trade along the Texas coast. She has not
yet received her gasoline engine and nuxil.
larry equipment and Is not expected 20 enter
the trade actively for some four or six
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NEw YORK. ExcHANGr

Relchmarks CONNER To-Day. Yestprdn Y
cial. 90 days .. 04M alA
Commercial 60 days. 4. si4-h 4.s4h-la
iiahker'. 90 dnys .....l.sfl 4 S4L
Francs. commercial. ca
days ...... ..,.....'5. 19N %. 1913
Less 1.1G
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Receipts at Kansas City. Chicago, Omaha.
81 Louis and 81. Joseph combined. from
January l IN to ana lucludinr todaX We
MS follows. ''
49, Cattle Hogs Sheen
1902 .2,5a3,000 7.2l6. 700 o457. 800
l9ul ....,.,2, 4i6,StO T.bSS 800 . I,;5 76s,
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tIdm ne oioliSWing are the quotations o.. >.
H. hne stock market rs fvppi. Tor the
pa ef = = Bell Live Stock Commission G 1or ~
Bccves--
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WESTERN CATTLE RECEIPTS.
KANSAS CITY.

% steers. 1913 pounds 525; % steers, sos
pounds, 4.2J.
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nANK cLEAn1NGs

Following ir" tho c.corngs OF the Ious-
ton banks. together with the amount of in
crease o. dpCrp1Wr oyer last Vp1r.
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choice, cornfed, $50 lbs and up : 5 ~, !
MaStfed ....,............... III. II
Market fairy supplied, Fat ca1'le =
find ready sale at quotations.
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IMPROVED FOREIGN DEMAND
STRENGTHENED EARLY PRICES.
News Of Growing Crop Eliminated This
Factor and Liquidation Aided Con-
slant Decline Afterwards.

At THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, to f-2 polnts higher.
New York, 5 points down to points
UP.
New Orleans, { to 8 points lower.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, unchanged.
New York. f-6e lower
Elsewhere, unchanged.
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1ouston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

Bales
Gross receipts thus far this week H,JD
Gross receipts PIT days this season l,9ISoil
Gross receipts 277 days 1900 1901 2, aaB,,lD
Gross receipts Pr days ts09-ip0o. La, $50
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otnl snles for Tie day, 3sl,800 shares,
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The range Of prices ct New York AMI
New Orleans for the active months was as
,o,to,.u.
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Houston Spot Market,
Houston-Spots closed easy, prices un.
changed; stock 1865 bales; sales $50
Comparative Spot Markets.

Quotations for middling az other spot
mplkets together with the sales;
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OeS TrGloten ser propaganda Dor.
itclt. MuR leicn ciHmol 6~oI8enbc&:
n 0 III, %. &lrli.
@i6 ocitcru 9lbcno DorCn id,on 10
biclc &nnoi0otcn iiir On& Ynlt, bo1
Der pcritorbcnc Cardinal SCOod)Otuafi
lime bntte, nlligctrctrn, ol@ lett Oclier
@Iblcbcn Stlmocn ucrItridcn iinb.
Inter Den 8clucr6ern mcr0cn Der
Cardinal &anlttclli un0 Der Cardinal
Sutout, Der friihcre opoItolii6e Gclcs
Qot in Sen Ser. Stnutcn, %genuunt.
Gr ioQ cin beIonocrer @iinitiln9 Oca
Gopitc5 icin. in oeiirn Modt bo5
MCd)t Der &crgcblrng Oielea EoItcls
itrbt. IS miro Gcrpor0eboben, OaB
SntoQi'& gelullc &eruttniB Der Ser.
Staoten i'm beiorOcrs fiir bieieS Imt
befGbige, % Die Ser. Stontcn Dos
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Gropogonoo 5u bcfo'lcn bot"
Scr anbeliunge BOT Gilc nno e@
ioute ms ntd)t munOern, menn Der
Same Mfigr. SutoQi's beionOerS ocss
boIb publi5irt miirbe, Inn Die Siberas
len 3 II mornen, mplhe n@eiabr"
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mciB Wti1r. SatOai ndmlif n5ll plel"
iiber Die firhlihen &erbGlt1iiie in
0rn Ser. Staaten.
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Gin ncttcy SuOcn SsSuDdSs
itrcidl.

&or ciniaer 3eit trot in &0lr
Stttor b. Sd)ep, Elm Heffc OeS in
@icn peritWbenen isroelitiidleil
Milliondrs 9arons Ybilipp b. Sdep,
gum Eroteltantismus iibcr. Ger
aolner 8cridtSbof bat ieood entldic-
oen, Dob Sittor b. Shep ullr, I'M
feline 8ldubiger 81 idGDigen, Erote-
itont gemorben iei. Der reide Snfel
Ebilipp bate ndmlid ibm llno iei-
mem 9ruoer Euul je 100000 @ul-
oen permaht nit Der 9eoin9lns,
Bob, faus lid elmer bon beiOen Bril-.
bern tanien lulle. bus 2esat Dem
onbern sufaQe. @iftor b. S6ep mar
jeOoh ihon iiber 10000 8illoen
idNlloig, uno Die 8ldubiger Soften
cos Seeat propilorilf nit 9elblag
belcgt. ga trat Iiftor 5mei Gage
nod) Dem Sobe hes SutelS IN &oln
gum Hroteitantismus iiber uno MN
itcl oas gauge Segot on 9ruOer Eaul
gum Notlthcil Der @lGltbiger. Gle
ie aber flagten IN @ten unb e~rItrit-
ten mad, lungen Serbanbiungeu bas
Grtcnntnib, OaB hire Grefutions-
redJtc ~bcitGnOen trob Der Saufe, neil
oieie ~feineSmegs aus 6riitliher 8e-
.iinnung eriolgt iei. SluBerbem iei
ober olld) Die Seitnmeltsflauiel I'M
SnlGifig, neil Der Grblaiier Baron
Ebilipp oonit einen GepiiienS5mang
babc ausiiben noQen.
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Seiocr gtbt e$ oeren oltd, obcr cS
iii golr5 u1pcrniinftig ln0 ltnQered)t
bie fotboliide Stride fir bicicl6eu
pernntmortlit) 81 modet; Ihlcdte
@ntboiifCn f0nnen mr. idledt iein
mclm lie uufb0rcn nad) Den Sor-
id,riften Ser Stride ST. lebe1. Gtc
tutbolii6c Stride lit Elm gutter &oitnl
lno ei1t gutter Baum fam MIR quite
Triihtc trnQcn. Mbcr o1th ON beIten
@olme oibt e8 Sriidtc, iueld)e folt-
len ODER pcrtrodnCr, lnt0 nbfullcn, 10
alld ON Saltme Der totboltlhcn
Stride. 9orou lit ober Der Saltm
niht idltlo, ionocrn irgcno Elm
GllBerer GinfluB; ihlcfte aothotifcn
limo bltrd GuBere Ginilillie ldlledlt
%ncporben, llno (nidlta iiir lmgllt)
Oieic Idicftcn GiniliiIle fonmen
mleiit aus DEM EroteitontiSmls. @ott
bot ms nod fcin cin5igc6 3eid)en &c
Qcben, DOB nuh Der observation-disclosures
Seilige cr3euQt babe Die befonrlten
Nciliqen mnren ollie, obnc NltSluuhmc,
fntboliId. @er fonn 9oH mlDer=
lpQCn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
9las Der 9iSscic at. WaDWe.

Sn Der biih6fli6en @obnmg
fono cine Sisung Der fatboliihen
S6ulbeb0rbe ltatt, bel Delher be-
idloiien mllroe, IN Der Gio5eie Sort
@apne gleite Sdulbiider ein3ufiib-
rem. Ger bohm'ite 9lIhof Ileroin9
iiibrte ben 0oriis ulO mUeieno
paren Die bodm. Serren Sobn u.
9iuuen bon Sofapette; u. &ro9er pom
Sipton; Gbos. @iinoling bon 2aIay'
cite; &. @robel, Mitigm Gitp; u.
.. Scattering, Miiholpaf; g. e.
W0ndl 8alparaiio; IS. $. Scattering
lulo i. &orot BON Sort @opne.
Ser bofm'ite Siidof alcrbing bat
Grape Sslunb, elm Snielben in Dem
See bel Some Gitp g~efouit ulb beub-
iidtigt, cine Siqa gum Sommeraili-
entbolt iiir oic Brielter ieiner Gio5eie
eoraui 81 balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-29
Scr Nrisona slider

idrei6t in ieiner nelleIten Summer:
Cine praftilde Srall lit Die before
SGlite pes Sarmers Sobn @lllon
bon gmmmence, ap. alS Der arne
So6n fiir3lib ihluer fronf barnieoer.
Lao uuo iein bpbes Sicber ielbIt Den
bcfpGbrteiten Eatentmebicinen niht
peidlen moQte, legte OaS ibren Wann
nit treller Singabe pflegenoe, babel
abcr Die Snnptiode uid)t peraeilenoe
brupe @eib ibm bier 9ubenb Gier
ms @ctt. Hatiirlid) murOen Die
icibcn bel Der boben Temperature oes
aranfcu in fur5cr 3cit uiiSgebriitet.
Sruu @illpn bat nit ibrcm tlugen
GiHioll 5iuei Sliegcu init ciner
&luppc geidlaaen. Sic bat nid)t
oacin pier SubenO @iIbucr, ioubern
aud, eiueu geiuuocn Wou 9epons
ner, Ocnn Dem bieoeren rSobn modJte
ole Sanc iold) riciigen SpnB, Dob rr
Dor lnllter Scraniiaen luieoer 9enaS.
,@egen ~bcrartigc &lrreu miro
iclbIt Der robelte &aturmeni0 nid)tS