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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-08

10000 O. s. BiclOnell 40 south Ninth
West, frame cottage $500 y. A. Hicks,
ll5G Washington avenue, frame cottage,
$500. g. 7. Smith, 1855 Washington
avenue, store, $500,
Local commission men are handing
Washington and oregon wheat on or
ders from Texas merchants and mills,
This city ~ considered q great jobblng
center, and distributing point. and a
good place TO order goods Of this Kind
from northwestern points, Sam VIII
hanson has received four Texas orders
this week
The trustees OF Gordon Academy met
yesterday afternoon ana decided to be-
gin worn on the $4,000 addition TO the
girls d0rmitory April next. The new
building viii be- added 20 the front OF
the present building. II VIII DE Two and
hulf stories high, S0S66 feet of brick
lmed with adobe, accommodation for
Menty-clght students, ana provided
with steam and electric light Tho I'D.
dillon vs. expected 10 be- ready for uar
by September next The money FOR
this Improvement was realized from the
sale Of academy property IN Ogden but
additional fur1s, 10 be raised by sub.
scrlption VIII be necessary In order to
furn IN the building
George W. Kelly has sold TO Fellcitas
Keel $50 acres OF land near Herman
for $1,000.
The Anderson Real Estate & Invcst-
mont company has sold TO Robert Cor
linski 3ixl2b feet on First street near
@ for $3.50 the property being sub
iect to a $1,000 mortagage
Bradstreets gives the Salt Lake bank
clcarigs for The week ending Febru-
ary as S3,l35 go. This city stlI Keeps
aheqd Of biz commercial ceniers like
Seattle, Memphis and savannah
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Broberg q Thomp.oo. stock Brokers.
d Walker Bros Bank Bldg. Tel. 1873,

A cup OF caramel cereal for breakfast
will surely please you, Ask your grocer
for Il or call at our store.
ST.HELENA SANITARItIM FOOD co.
CO East First South
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Rival TO Three rs.u

Chicago, Feb. SIT is rumored that n
road Is TO be built az q rival ri the
Ihree Is.' The route Of the new road
10 SAID to be from Toledo by way Of
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

and seller In maintaining forced price
40 long. II has not resulted 10 the benz
eft OF American producers so far
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Bank Ciearings.

Tn bank cearlngs throughout the
United states and Canada for the week
ending Friday, Feb. 7, 1902, We're:
Inc Dec,
Salt Lake city IS S-iS5,22O 80" 80.
Totals, v. S. .,. 2,2l4sS2.2Sl 80. 90
Outside N. Y..n 7S2,SaO.079 IFS ...
Totals, Canada e.. 3S,2s7.027 1871 49,.
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This Lasted for a Time, When They
Moved Up,
BANK STATEMENT NOT GOOD
it, Publication Caused Active selling
Market Haiiied Afterwards, Most
stocks Going TO Hest

New York Feb. S.--Stocks were IT.
regular for u time and then moved up
ward, the specIalties showing the Wild
est fluctuations Both Amalgamaled
Copper and Manhattan recovered their
opening losses and Brooklyn Transit
and Metropolitan street railway were
about a point higher
The market fell into an attitude OF
waiting on the bank statement but SELL
lng became active upon It's publication,
Manhattan fell away TO 1873 and recess
sions reached between ana 2 points for
number Of prominent stocks. The
market rallied rather vigorously on the
view that the loan Increase may repre-
sent important syndicate projects,
General Electric rose an extreme 50
and most stocks rallied to the best The
closing was active and quite firm.
SUGAR.
Sugar--Raw, steady. Fair refining,
3 ILLS; centrifugal, 90 test. 11-l6i mo-
lasses sugar, steady; crushed, 6,26;
powdered iS5 granuated, 4.15.
Coifee--Dull; No. z Rio, 59s.
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COPPER AND LEAD.

New York, Feb. s.--copper weak at
l2<. Lead steady at 4.10QL15.
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SALES.

Ajax-l.loo at "a; 500 at S4x: 300 nj
$500. WIZ Ao'"i
Carisa-sOo at AZ 700 at Az; 100 nj
N.s; LOO at Al; 100 at 4lN. Total, 400
Daly-West-40 at s27 rs.
Mammoth-lOO at jl.2O.
May Day--S0Q at 81: 100 at beh, 300 M
s5e,s; 1000 at IS; 800 at b5% |. zoo AT
sDn' zoe at 55ss; 200 at b5M. Total,
1900. "'''
sacramento--i,lO0 at "a; 200 at 25,
silver Shield-7O0 at 6.
Uncle Sam Con.--lO0 az "a: 800 nj bsiL.
1,sOo az bsN; 800 at 49, 800 at 5s3.. To-
tai, $500.
Ben Butler--2,0O0 at 12h.
Callfornia--iO0 al 81; 100 nj s6It, 400
At IS; 200 at Sb&; 1900 at s5A $500 at
3bi 1000 at S47s; 200 at SAY; 1900 al "a:
100 at Sih 900 at S5k 1000 at S5h.
Total, l7lO0.
Dalton--2,O0O at IL.
Martha Washington-i,O 900 M ~
Victor'-i0O at 49, 100 az 4S; loo al
ss4; GOO at ASH; 300 at 4SN.
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Try our foods. The best is no more
expensive than the cheapest.
STHELENA sANITARIUM FOOD CO.
So East First South.
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NEW YORK.
WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. louis. Feb. S.--Wool- Firm. Terri
tory and western mediums, l6Qls; fine,
l2hl7 coarse l2al6,
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco. Feb. -Wool--Neva-
da, l0al2; eastern Oregon, l0Ql3; val
ley oregon, 1876: fall Humboldt and
Mendocno, l0ql2is; mountain, SQ9.
South Plains and San Joaquin, cas-:
lambs, 6dS.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, Feb. s,--The statement of
the associated banks for the week end
ing today shows
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A. $. Campbell. Stock Broker,
2o2.203 u. #. Walker Block. Tel. $50.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special
(By leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2i5 Main street,.
New York, Saturday, Feb. 8.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Feb -Cattle--Receipts
800, including SO Texans; unchanged
Native steers 4S5@G25; Texas and In
dian steers 42oQ5 2O Texas cows also
AS native cows and heifers 3.OOG5,4O;
stockers and feeders 3. 5O45OO; bulls 800
@4j0; calves 45006,25.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; market steady
Bulk OF sales 56O@6,S5; heavy 6,S5GG45;
packers 62O@64O; medium 6OO06.3j;
Hight 5.50Q6,lOi workers. 5,3Oa6.OO; pigs
4,50N535.
Shcep-Receipts 600; market steady
Muttons i00@50O; lambs 5.5Od6.25;
range wethers 425Ql.75; ewes 4.0O@4 80.
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Regular, 1890 shares, si4.260.
Open board, 7.075 shares, sS,Sss. 70.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, Feb, S.--Cattle-Rs
ceipts, l,OOO. market steady Native
steers A.0OO66G0 cows and helfers, 800
@5OO; western steers, SSON53O Texas
steers 3dO0i6O; Gamers, 115R2.75;
stockers ana feeders. 2.75d4.6O. calves
S.OOQ6,5O; bulls stays, etc, esq
4.50
gs-Receipts, 1000; market &C. low
en- Heavy, 610063O; mixed. 6O0Q61O,
light, 5,1O@6.O5; pigs, 45O05,5O; bulk Of
sales, 59OQ6lO.
Sheep Receipts, 300; market steady.
Fed muttons, 45005,5O westerns, $3.50
i60; ewes, 35Od45O; common and
stocks, S.OOqi,4O, lambs, S0O@625.
DENVER.
Denver, Colo, Feb S,--Catile--Re-
ceipts 400 Quiet Steers 4OOQ5,gj;
cows 2.5e@t0O; stockers and feeders,
freight paid to river, 3OOq45O; bulls,
stays, etc, l.50n3l0
Hogs Receipts 200. Lower. Light
packers 595q6oO mixed and heavy
b050G2O.
Sheep-Receipts 1909 Steady. Good
fat muttons S.00Ql,OO lambs 4OOQ5,25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
6ro6her,oethum.
aus Ser bauptitaSt.

Somfnpitei. - Ser ST. Soter bat
ON ii. WtGr5 ct. nod)IIebcnOe grnens
uulgen IN mlierm SpmtapItel porge-
npmnien:
1. BUR @iiroe eine3 9pmprobltes
mlir0c erlonmt Der bodw. Sr. Gbren.
protection mo &auonitus Gr. Sarl
Nfiiaenborff 5u 2lgembura.
:. 3u Gomfapifulurcn Die bod)W.
$50. Srieorid) 9ed, Gbrenbomberr
mo 8farrer 81 II. Z. Srau i'll 2ilrem.
blira unD Sop. Sbil, $iarrhed)ant 81
9icfIrd).
Sas ied)SjGbrigc Sinh @puHsr
ipurhe bon eiuem yiulWagen III Der
@roBItrabc ii~berinbreG. Gas &iuo
trul ciuen @einbrud) 0apon.
Matbias Mantcruad, geit. 1898.
~ 3ad) einigen @pd)eI mro bieienI
umierm Sanosmam peld)er am 30.
IGe6enIber 1881 9togent inr. gtarne
ais EompierSfapitGu aeitorben lit
ein ans oIieatllbrn Mtiitelu g~eitlfte
les Genfmal enihiiltt lper6eH. 9ebo-
rem 81 syelS an %. 9e5ember 1913,
tam er 1865 nad) Nogcut. roo er balo
eineu iebr bebentenoen SdiiiSbau De
laB. Gr trug ais 6elicrpebrmdnI
ben e%bren0plleH Namen nSebenaret-
ter, lie S%anpcteur". uuo rettete
nidlt ,peliger ais $50 Wieulden Das
Sebeil. 1898 erhiclt CT odo 8reuS
Ger @treuleaion.
!Nerr Y. StrOaG, bis lest %ifur
in &aRoen, III jlm Eiarrer IN
@erlt eruaRnt.
IuS Abbnsia piro Ser o6rNntiur.
ter 3eitumg" telegrapbleri: Gberll
D. Gidbol5, betrout nit cilcr Spe.
siclmiiiion beS G5aruL wurbe gclteru
pcm @rpBber5og Don S%uremburg EN-.
pfongeu.
Gcieacnuerciu. GuS oie3iG6rige
Sdnptieit oes @eleuenpereius un
Sitermpptag itauo DEN poriGbrigen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15
Gas ScjtaunfHt DeS 2(lten
Trit.

Gor buloert SaDren bat Der
preiiBiide a6nia, 8rieori6 Der
@robe fem Seitament in &eimen ge.
Hlad)t. 3aIiclbe luItet 10:
8erltM i'm 4ugult 1886.
Meil id nun bnlo lueroe lterbell,
un0 bab' meiter feline gr6en,
60 mod i'd meil 5eItament.
Weines 8rHoer5 gSIlbelms Spbne
Grbt bon mir Die ~aonigsfrone,
uno 10 bat ser Streit elm gn0'.
Seine 8ioden laBi mid I1iiten,
Stiqe nit Der Seid)e ihreiten,
@enm Die 8lpde ode idlqgt.
4nh lit bieies mein 8egebrerL
Mel6es ibr mir Jolt gepdbren
CAB mid meme 8aroe tragt.
2abt mir feline Muiif maGeu
2aBt audi teine Stufe fraden,
WadJet audi fem Grauermobl:
9ph tann iid ein Sambour riibreu
lln6 Die @aroe parao!ren,
Sn Dem groBen Sraueriaal.
SIR Jolt mir nid)t baliomiren,
gtur 10 ms @epolbe iiibren,
3u mas Sicnet bieie Brad)t2
8ott beiebi' i6 meme Seele,
Weinen 2eib Der o~iiltern Soble,
Die i6on lang fir MIDI gemaht.
gdmeidelt mir uidt nod Dem Spoe,
2obt mid niht IN elmer ODE,
Mab Dem Sobe lit Niemmtb ih0n.
Select niht bon meiuem Namen,
shliett mein Bib in teinen &abmen,
gitler Rubm muB bod u~erseb'n.
Sagt man eIeid bon mir piel 9iigea,
60 bleib Dies ood mein @ergniigen,
8ab Die Seele reiner lit.
Giele Sieg' bab' i6 erbaiten
@ptt that iiber mid itets palten,
Eros Der Seinoe idIaler Git.
9aBt IN Stub bic Seiuiten
Die iebr 8ieles ifpn erlitten,
2aBt IN Rub' Die 8aiitlid)feit.
Srobet niGt benz gapit nit @affeu,
2aBt IN Stub uno Srieo' ibn lhafiem
Cont triift eudl nod barte 3eit.
graudet Hdtbe bon Seritanbe,
Sufet lie in eurem Sdnoe,
Die getreu unb ebrl.d) lein.
@ablet feline fremben Munner,
Die iinb feline Sanbsstenner,
Gieuen nur auf faliden Shein.
Sier babt ibr MN meinen @ilen,
Sufet i'm MIR 81 eriiilleuL
9ieies wiinid' ih fir mo mir.
Ssd geb' nun 81 meilen Seloen,
Die IN ienen SimmeIs}elte
Meiner parten nit 9egier.
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qluM In ct. gomis. no..

(cu cine 9i65eian.S pnooe iiattfinoen,
tpie aus Solgeuoem eriibtlitj:
Ser bobp'ite @r5biibof &atn bat
an ben Gierus ieiner 9io5eie oas
tplgenbe S6rei6en gerittet;
n8eehrter bodw. Serrl
Gle iperoen hermit belMdri6tigt
baB ON 8. September 0ieies SabreS
cine 9ioSeiau Spnooe gebalten wer'
ben miro. Sic miro nm 3 llbr Dor.
mittoes i'm aenrif.S eminar er0iinet.
ellie Brieiter Der 0i0aeie, Iopobl
WeItprieiter ais Sr0enSgeiItlide,
pelde in oieier 3i6Seie ibre Safulta.
ten ausiiben, miiiien eegenpartig
feiu. ipem tie ni9t redtmdBig ent.
Eulbigt iiub.
Gas Sauptgeidaft oieier Spnobe
jptrb Die sSabl Der graminatoren oes
Sodlp. Glerus mab DER 9iOSeian.
Tpniultoren iein. SttmmsetteI fir
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ehelos; Sobam 8eter Nugner, alt
II s., @lnier, ebelos. H.: MaaDa.
lena Siepbdtp, alt 20 Monote; SO.
bdnn Better GarD. alt 30 s., gattler,
arbefter, wnbnIoft jt Mltliniter,
Wuria Giiiieloorff off IS 8, Mitfps
Don SeBam apoen. SITS. nobHbait
~ @erhenL. t2.: Suialma SDom.
mes. olt II Wouate; Marsareths
8ooart, alt Ga g., Saglobnerin. e6e.
los, mpbnbait 81 Seuningen. 49,;
8ubert Seltges, ait SO s., 8ureai,-
0iener.
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@aafabrt ma d, Garep. =.

Sur gefGaiaen @ea6tuns bieue
Den 2eiern bieieS @iatteS, saS Die
@alfabrt Sirr DSr0lterin Der getriib'
ten" IN bieiem Sabre am /. Wai itatt.
finben miro.
@isherige Immeloungen laiien aui
cine auBerorbentlid)e Ebeilnabme BON
Yrieitem unb 2aien idlieBen, uuo es
miro nidt febleu on aae ielen
@orbereitlngen wel6e Den IulaB au
einen m0glidit ieierlideu erbeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

Dereiniote Staaten.
Rod INNER bic SIRIUS SeinridrNeiie
nmS ibr ipirflidjer 3ped.

g Groiie gSaib., i'm April '02.
Is freut ms iebr WubrSuuebmen.
CAB eS nod iiberall prattildle Surem.
burger gibt, oenll mdre eS Wiht mir
beu Gprrelponoeuteu BON G~faitSOori
aefpeIen, Damn pare eS lider nicmals
ans Sidt getommem wurmm
eigeutIih 8rin3 Seinrib
Imerito fam mlb audi
Sbnen Serr &ebatteur, iino mir 81
groBem Dante perpilidtet, neil Sic
Die ~@usette" aur @erfiiaung iteaten,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-15

Inn oieie politil9cn 8crbanblitnget
au perofientlideiL neld)e 10 mand)en
aLten Sugeulblrger IN grltnrrert iess
tcit Gihet III es, ,lno bo5 meiB
iefes Gin0. bob bnB bemtiGe 9teidy
ifon large NIT iAeelen stu9en ii6cr
Die Wfoiel ldallte, uber Bob es cud)
nod @nterita nit in Die 8er,pidelua.
gen 5leben nil, oaS i)itte ms uie.
mails gelrdumt. GaB 60 Sdnpulis.
tnten obIeBt,. Gas lit lider. 8Greu
Rrin5 Setnri6 unb Eralioent Nooie5
belt re9uldre 2eier Der o9urcgbur.
ger 0a8e,te", Damn ipiiroen beioe
Mi en-, Dob pir audi mitrednen
ptllcn.
@ir' iinO iest iton unierer Sad,e
10 Deriidert uno auf cine groBe Sie.
gcSfeier bereit, beun mir madden gar
ten 82beimn.B 0uraua, Dab 2urcm.
bilrg &allonen bclibi, DC, lpeni iH
Der Wtltte ba5 Cannes a%aacfeuert, ole
Sltaeln melt iiber Die Grel5eN hInaNs
lperfcn pbne Die 9~ricgSilotte 81 CT
puWlen Die mir quf Der Wfolel.
Saucr, Qrn5 unp Nljette haben.
Icm Dos mir etrpoS Nnoere5 ais
2uyemburser perGcn ipQeu, Oa9
pplgn mir NE.
DWtir melle blenpen nat mir i'm
QGBabnrQer!"
y. g. @aa iibrigens ms gu.
rembarger = gneritaner bier i'm
iernen Nciten anteIaugt 10 mllB id)
Gbnen Solgenbe3 mittteileH:
Gs iino eigentl.h icd,9 2urembur-
ger bier IN Mbitmaa 6oumtp, aber
p~erlGufig fGnne.I mir bl2@ inn duis
.treibeu, AQen mlrbe oas 8lut
alei6 iieSenb bcil, ais Tie rerHabmaM
oaB oaS alte Guterlaao III teor1ng
NIB itebe uio itrer @iilie beOiirie
SSebt gebt e5 orauf los, ben obiden
Gugen bon @oiteh" mAiSuiut)eu
benn DER muB muf par iprce" nit.
Wem mir nah Bottom o0er 9tsp
BORT fcmmen, b3lieH m,r, Dab ootl
10 5uiQllig Elm &llemburger &rieg9.
'd)tff i'm &afen lipat DAB mir gems
obne Guieutbalt meiter touUell.
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one NnDl bon breien Ser Sesterer
ltlip betgeihEoiien. Gieie ipqen 49,
alseeiiiM ult0 uiltsriAria6en 49, pur
Gem /. Septem6er an 9feb. S. s,
NtoQ, o. S949 S,pa Gpenlte, gt.
SouS, GetaHtt perten. Megen Der
Interchangeable miro auf Die brittle
Spnole BON ct. 2ouiS Seite s, Mcta
proeplo, pcrwIeien. Sr0eno cine Nn'
aelegenbe.t bic Dor Die Gouooe &C.
brcdt perben led, m0gc man lhrift-
lid Dor Dem Is. glugult eiitem ooer
Dem ante en- Der BtocuratoreS Glert
naml,b Rep. SomeS S. RcGabe,
1885 un,peliitp StrnBe, ober &eo.
&. q. Solpef, 5621 MtGgnolia Mp2.,
oorlegen.
Sn Gbriito SDr e~rgeberer
SobnS s. &Gtm
gr3biIbof bon ct. 2ouiS,"
Mnlabl.tJ 6eS SubilGunsiabrcs
bcs 9apites eriudjt ferncr ser bod.
p'ite Gr5biiGpf bic Sroeu3irQltcu Der
Sto5.le, rdbrelto 0e5 nit Dem 20.
1ebruar 1903 Gil Gnoe gebenben
Satrcs i'll ibrGn Sluiern firflid)e
gemdnber un0 nroere feim @otteS.
bIenit pber gar AlSibmiidrmp Der
&trden oertDenoate lrtiPel ~ lam
melu ulo nlS5IileQeu, nm lie 0anl
su GnDc oes ScbreS i'm 9tamen 6e3
81. GateyS ormen air6en 6elonoerS
III Die er Gi05eie, az id)enfeu.
Sn einem britten, al Den Glerus
gerid teten Shre.ben modt Ser Gr3,
hi'Gcf baraltf aufmerfiam, Oab Naplt
SEQ Der GreiJebate eas %. Sabr iet-
mes &onttiifoteS 6cgounen bat. CIR
erIuft GrieIter mo 8ldubige, ourf
cine oreitdstge 3eier oieies Subj.
lGrms gctt iiir sic @naoen, bie Gr
Dem Taplte erp;eien bat, az oanfen,
uno enipt chit 8i.t.Sare, ben g., g..
ln6 Z. Wqi baiiir. Sir Die 9lbenoe
bieier Gage lpirb Die AuSieBuug oeS
utlegDeitiaitcn SaframenteS nit
Segen utb iiir ben testeH oaS BIB.
iingen OeS Sc 9eum ougeoronet.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-19
A FRENCH Def TO ENGLAND
Minister of Marine Says His Country
is Master of Situation in Medit-
Despite Gibraltar.

Bizerta, Tunis, Sept. I'm. Pellstan,
the French minister of marine, made a
remarkable speech at an entertainment
of the municipality yesterday evening
which it is expected will cause the
French foreign minister, Delcasse, some
trouble to explain. After pointing out
the Importance of Bizerta as a bulwark
of France, Pellettan proceeded:
Part of the Mediterranean is French
and will remain French. With this
powerful rampant so well situated for
defense and attack. with Corsica and
Toulon, We can hold an open door be-
tween the two halves of the Mediter-
ranean in spite of Malta and Gibraltar.
Certainly | do not desire a conflict of
the people against England any more
than against Italy, but, as we do not
know what others are doing. it is part
of Il duty to prepare for a holy war;
for the French fatherland against its
enemies, whoever they may be. | am
convinced, thanks to the fellow work
ers with whom | am surrounded, that
we a face every eventuality. Security
hardly exists any more for the civilized
world. At the end of the 10Th century
the whole world seems to De dominated
by the maxim, Might before right We
must then devote all our efforts to keep
ing intact that focus of justice and
light-French genius"
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-19
MORE COLLIERIES RESUME.
Delaware 6 Hudson Company Start
Three, and Ontario & Western
~Four-Guard in Jail.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE Della
ware & Hudson company today started
three more collieries, the Conygham at
W~ilkesbarre, Plymouth No. 2 and the
Olyphant. This makes six collieries and
three washeries this company has in
operation. The Ontario & Western com
pany resumed operations at Pine Brook
and West Ridge collieries, Scranton,
and Johnson Nos. / and 2 in Priceburg,
This company now has three mines
and three washeries going altogether.
Companies having headquarters here
claim to be operating collieries and p
washeries, with an estimated daily out
put of 10000 tons. A guard on duty at
the Pancoast colliery was chased by Q
crowd, and to hold them off he dis
charged his revolver. He was later ar
rested by Throop borough authorities
and sent to jail for discharging fire
arms.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-19
MARKET REPORTS.
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Sept. observation-disclosures to-
day were % coo head against 23. S7t last
Monday. The receipts embraced about H.
900 Western rangers and any amount of
a better percentage class of natives. A
good demand for fat natives of a desirable
quality held prices steady. Unattractive
cattle were much too numerous. however,
and such descriptions were rather slow at
weak prices. Good to prime steers, $500
$50; poor to medium, S4.25@7OO; stockers
and feeders; s2.50Q5.25 heifers, $2.5O46.00;
calves, S3.O0G7 100.
Hogs-About "a 900 hogs were marketed
today against 23. 375 last Monday. City
packers and Eastern shippers took hold
freely and prices advanced 10 to 15c, send
ing the best hogs up to $50. Mixed and
butchers, SL45aS.0O; good to choice heavy,
S.S0dS.15; rough, heavy, 81. i5@7.65; light,
SI4OQ7.90 bulk sales. $7.45d7.70
Sheep-Receipts today were estimated at
90, 900 head against 90 1888 last Monday. The
receipts came largely from ranges, and
there was the accustomed lively demand,
particularly from feeders, prices ruling
steady except for inferior grades. Sheep,
$2.5O43.75 lambs, $3.5O65.7 10.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-19

Berlin, Sept. 16.-The German foreign
office treats NJ. Pelletan's Bizerta
speech lightly and is disposed to attach
no more Importance to it han to after
dinner indiscretions of the French min
lister of war. General Andre, a few
weeks ago, of which the German gov
eminent took no official notice. NJ. Pei
letan's utterances serve to draw atten-
ton to French designs in the Mediter-
ranean. France, while Great Britain
vas engaged in South Africa, made
Bizerta as strong as Malta, and France
is now regarded as the strongest Medi-
%terranean power. Great Britain has be-
come aware of her relatively lower posi-
ton there and of Frances activity dur
ing the war, and, according to diplo-
matte intelligence here, Great Britain
is again looking for closer relations
with Italy.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-09-19
BANKER FISH WAS MURDERED,
That is the Conclusion Arrived at by
the New York ~Police-Three
Persons Arrested.

New York. Sept. 17.-Nicholas Fish,
millionaire, diplomat and descendant of
one of the best known of American fam
lilies, died at the Roosevelt hospital at
1926 O'Clock this morning, from the re-
suit of an injury received in Ehrhardt's
saloon, 205 West Thirty-fourth street,
yesterday. Whether he was murdered
or fell the police do not know. The
conflicting stories such as would nat
urally follow an event in which GRIM
inal responsibility must be placed are
told, but there seems to be no doubt
that Mr.. Fish had a quarrel with a pri-
vate detective named Thomas J. Shar-
key, who Joined the banker at a table,
where he had been for several hours
drinking with Mrs. Libby ]. Phillips
and Mrs. Nellie Casey.
Mrs. Libbie ]. Phillips. 20 years old,
Mr.. Nally Casey, 80 years old, and Thos.
J.. Sharkey, SO years old, a private de-
t~ective, were arrested early today in
connection with the case. e
According to the police Mr.. Fish en-
tered Ehrhardt's saloon. 20 West Thir-
ty-fourth street, yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Casey. The
police say that Mrs. Phillips knew who
Fish was. but that neither Mrs. Casey
o Sharkey, who subsequently Joined
the party, were aware of his identity.
Sharkey, who knew the women. was not
reluctant to join the party when one of
the women invited him to-. The police
say that Fish did most of the buying.
Fish then discovered that his money
was exhausted and he announced that
he would have to draw a check. Shar-
-. 20 Es,Ls, s1~- -,,A
toned his ability to make his check
good. Fish, it is said, took offense at
this and angry words ensued. Then,
according to the police, some one slap
ped Fish's face. One of the women,
clinging to Fish's arm, dragged him
toward the door of the saloon and out
to the sidewalk.
Coroner Jackson made an examina-
ton of Mr.. Fish's body. He said no
fracture of the skull had been found. He
believed death had been due to paraly-
sis of the brain, caused by a blow on
the left side of the face or head. 1t was
thought Mr.. Fish had fallen on a stone
pavement and injured the skull. prob
ably fracturing it. The coroner said
that a knock-down blow usually caused
| conclusion of the brain. The pupil of
Mr.. Fish's right eye was dilated, while
the left one was contracted and that
the coroner said was a symptom of
paralysis of the brain.
Coroner Jackson held Sharkey in S10,-
600 bail and Mrs. Phillip and Mrs. Casey
in $500 bail each as witnesses.
Sharkey made the following state
ment preliminary to his arraignment:
81 went into Erhhardt's and saw there
two women with whom I am %acquaint-
ed. They called out when they saw me,
Come over and have a drink
Il went over and sat down with them.
After | had talked to them this banker
Fish seemed to take offense at my being
there.
I'VE had a few words, and all at once
he drew off with his arm and struck
me. Then we both got up. l went out
one door and he the other. He must
have stumbled down the steps and
fallen in going out"