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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01

One of the biggest cotton mills in the world is to be built near Kansas City, Missouri Ten million dollars is to be invested, $S,10o,000 of which has already been subscribed, by eastern and western men. The mill will have 5Oo,00o spin dles and 12,000 looms. It will employ 4oo0 operatives and have a payroll of s2.450,ooO a year. The capacity of the mills will be 17oooO bales of cotton a year. with an output of 75. 100000 pounds of finished cloth.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01

It is sadly recorded that thirty-eighf per cent. of the habitual drunkaros Ill England are women.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-01

Upon the recommendation of Wallace H. Falls, member of the school board of New Castle, Pennsylvania, teachers in the New Castle public schools who hereafter resign during school term to marry will be in danger of facing in- junction proceedings to prevent them from marrying until the end of the school year. The schools of the city have been greatly handicapped during the last year by resignations of teach CTS who married during the term.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
ARE BUILDING A GOOD ROAD
Orient Contractor Says the Line Is
the Best lie Has Ever seen.

ele Kansas City, Mexico and ORR
ent in point of construction, is going to
be the greatest railway line In the west,
and it is going to do a great deal for
these two towns
That was what J. s. Shelburne said
yesterday. He is the contractor who is
building a long line of the new road IN
Oklahoma and he has his headquarters
at Lone Wolf He was in the city yes
terday on business, and he sat in the
presidents private room at the Kansas
National bank and talked 10 a reporter
for the Eagle about the Orient.
He is very enthusiastic for the Orient
and the reporter wondered If he was over
sanguine. He believes that a new day
is dawning for Wichita and that it is
going right along up the grade to still
greater commercial supremacy.
THE grade in Kiowa county, Oklaho-
ma, will be completed by the first of
October, and at that time we will have
25O miles ready for the iron,' said Mr..
ShelDurne. 1T is the best grade 1 have
ever seen in the west. The line does
not meander around to get grade, but
tn engineers have plumbed it through
and we make our cuts and fills so as
to get the shortest possible line. When
a house comes in the way it is condemned
and moved away and the road keeps on
its course. The grade cannot be excelled
and the more than twenty miles of road
finished in Harper county Kansas, Is
the finest road l have ever seen. They
have used nothing but the best heavy
steel rails, and that is the kind they
will use on the entire line.
Some English capitalists were here a
short time ago and went over part Of
the line They told Mr.. stilwell that he
had not told the half about his road.
They said If he had told 1t all he could
have had all the money 10 build it for
the asking In England. 1 think the shops
viii be a great thing for Wichita. if
they build good ones. and I think they
will. for the simple reason that they arc
doing everything they do on a grand
scale. Everything they have done thus
far is first class. and I think the shops
here viii be no exception.
People away from here have faith
in Wichita, and they think it is the COM
ing town. Mr.. Sulwell knew the loca-
ton here was favorable for the shops
or he would have never proposed to L.
cate them here. II win be just the place
for the Orient shops for convenience,
and I viii miss my guess If the Orient
shops will not be pointer for some Of
the other roads to build shops at this
point 1 do not know very much about
the business Of the Missouri Pacific
road, but at glance should say that
this CITY is the natural location for the
shops of that road. The people Of
city naturally have a kindly feeling for
the road that maintains good shops In
their towns and they VII all want the
good opinion Of Wichita, because they
viii get lots Of business here. There wiz
be business for all the roads. and Wich-
tia is going TO grow and furnish more
business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
RATE ON MEATS
Is REDUCED
Missouri Pacific Lowers Tariff
to Mississippi River.
WILL BENEFIT PACKERS
Wichita Can Compete With
Kansas City and Chicago.

The commercial freight agent Of the
Missouri Pacific yesterday received a tel
egram from J. C. Lincoln. general freight
agent, saying that the rate on packing
house products billed through ST. Louis
and east of the Indiana-Illinois me would
be 1872 cents per hundred pounds and
the same goods billed to ST. Louis and
East St. Louis would be hauled from
Wichita TO the Mississippi river at the
rate of p cents per hundred pounds.
This rate is effective only from Wichita
to the Mississippi river. Through freight
billed out Of Wichita to any point in
Indiana or east would be hauled in car
load lots for 1917 cents per hundred, which
is reduction Of 5 cents per hundred
pounds over former rates. The rate only
applies TO the Mississippi river, however
and lie tariffs beyond that point would
be fixed by the other road. To ST. Louis
and no farther the new rate is reduc-
ton of ga cents per hundred pounds.
This reduction means a great deal to
Wichita packers, as it gives them a lower
rate than any other competing point in
this section and one that will enable
them to effectively compete with Kan
sas City and Chicago packers. The Mis-
souri, Pacific took the initiative in this
reduction and it is expected that all COM
peting lines will make a similar rate.
The Missouri Pacific has also announced
q reduction of tariffs on wire and nails
in car load lots from Mississippi river
points OF 10 cents per hundred pounds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
HAVE MADE FINE QUILT
Class 22 OF First VI. r. sunday School
to Present 1t to Rev. Lynch.

Glass p of the First Methodist Sunday
school. composed of a number of young
ladies, with Ray Torrey as teacher, has
prepared a fine silk quilt, which will be
presented TO Rev. and Mrs. F. n. Lynch
at the Sunday school tomorrow after
noon. The guilt is of white and red silk,
beautifully worked, and in each block
the names Of members of the Sunday
school are crocheted. In the center is
star The center Of this design is given
over to an inscription of remembrance to
r. n Lynch, Jr., who died a short time
ago. The points Of the star contain
the names of the members OF the class.
In all. the names of $50 people appear on
the quilt, which is beautiful in design
and workmanship and viii be heartily
appreciated by Rev. Lynch and his wife.
coming as It does from a Grass in his
Sunday school and made by the members
Of that class
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
Sturgeon Grocer Co.
CITY IN BRIEF.

L P. Campbell went to ElDorado yes
terday.
Scott Baker and daughter. of Iowa, are
visiting 2. T. Baker. OF this city.
D. T. Dunn was able to be in his office
yesterday after two weeks Illness.
Miss Pearl scheH has returned from a
visit to relatives at Augusta and Billings,
o. T.
F. P. Martin has gone to Boston and
New York on an extended business and
pleasure trip.
Miss Mayme Newman of FL Dorado.
Kan. is visiting Miss Matte Dye Of 1854
North Lawrence.
Mr.. Cam slayden returned to Pueblo,
Colo. yesterday after visiting with
friends in this city.
Mr.. S. o. Bishop. an attorney Of Law
renee, Is in the city on business and Wis
ting his sister. Mrs. Il. T. Moore.
Miss Florence Albert has returned home
from a months visit with friends and
relatives in Junction and White City.
Mr. Wentworth. of Arkansas City. was
in Wichita yesterday looking for a good
investment. He expects to move here.
Mr. Nose johnson viii sing a Dream
OF Paradise" by Gray. Sunday afternoon
at the First Methodist Sunday school
Miss Edithia Cowdsn leaves Saturday
morning for Arkansas City. to join her
parents. who recently moved from Wich-
tia TO Arkansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Giles. OF Protection.
Kan, are here visiting their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. K. Albert. and Mr. and Mrs
T. Giles. OF this city.
Mrs J. l. Herberger. son and daughter.
left over the Missouri Pacific yesterday
afternoon on an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Tepiitz. Austria.
Mr. r. strobel was IN the city yester-
day and was as happy as a man could
De He has sixty-fve acres OF fine corn
that is just about made. that Will make
heavy yield 70 the acre.
Mrs J. y Gibson yesterday received
the news OF the death OF Mrs. Frank y.
Adams. Of Los Angeles. Mrs. Adams
was Miss Fredonia clifford who lived
here many years and attended the High
school 8Ir. Adams for a long time vas
in Nj Ed. valrs 3eweiry store and his
many friends here viii be grieved to hear
Of his great loss
The funeral Of Hrs. Geo. ". Ross viii
b. held Sunday afternoon a. g clock
from the residence. 50 North Topeka.
Rev. ? Y Lynch. q the First Methodist
church and Rev. sweitzer. o. t.ie Dodge
avenue church. VIII conduc; the services.
The music viii De furnished b. Miss Mon
tez Dunbar and Mrs Herbert Chlide In
ternent VIII b In Maple Grove cemetery.
X. c. Webster former part Owner of
the C0mmoner ard local Popullst leader.
Is going 70 leaye Kansas and wiu locate
on the Pacific slope. Nr. Webste- said
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
THREE SMOOTH FoReERs
Are Reported TO Be Headed for Wich-

Two men and a woman have been
working the merchants of a number of
towns with forged checks. They will go
into a town and stop at some cheap room
ing house or hotel and claim to be car
penters or plasterers or some other me-
chanics and then they viii pick out some
contractors name of the town and pro-
cure some blank checks and make them
out for about a weeks work and sign the
contractors name and go TO the mer-
chants of the town and buy some small
articles and offer the check in payment
and get balance in cash. They dress as
the job they claim to work at, but they
never work. They do their work on Sat
urday after supper so as to have until
Monday to make their escape. They
worked Hutchinson on July 20 and Dodge
City on August 2 They gave their names
as c. Davis. Lewis Hilgerbrand, c. Lewis
T. W. Lewis and Dodson. They left
Dodge City August and are headed this
way
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
ARE NOT sUPERsTITloUs
Young Couple Venture to Be Married
on Friday.

Charles ]. oltho6 Of Cheney and .4lss
Minnie Meyer Of Manitowock, l..s.. are
not supersutious. At all events they do
not hesitate to be married on Friday.
for yesterday afternoon at 40 O'Clock
they entered the Office Of Probate Judge
Wilson and after securing a license were
united in matrimony.
A marriage on Friday is quite an event
in the Office Of the probate judge. for
the majority OF people have fear q
entering into the nuptial contract on
that day Mr. Olth0n IS q years old ard
his bride IS Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
528 East Douglas 8l5-l7-l9 West Douglas

and alee place ~ dfyinx tha clothes.
- which ihe soraep who uve - taking
iu washing can ecfne.
Two plans - eeneseting fae fnsfifa-
uon are being considered ore eoutsu-
plates that fhe aemen shall coafrart
for fhe vashi1v fherrseissr 80 nsng q
fhem 90 ~ ereHent. sna then ahsu -
fhe rork az fhe Aass,tats CHARITIES
iaeudry. paying a rornirsl price fsr fta
use = tire sru.isnres 70 ere Destruction.
AL revenna derived froae sha searoa
Toaia b ssef fsr re verz ~ sae Or
saaizs tor.
Tie ether plan Contemplate taaf fns
Associate CHARITIES ssaa contract fsr
v.sshinzs ed hirf aesnsn FL ~ fss warx
40 rese1nssIt waEs
H-hateerT aIar uaY - afrf fhe
work wal 81 sassr fas sergafenisrce
a. neu.s ere ar5e.nfel ~ the Asseslsse
Chartl@s ard rhsf sapersrtsnaenf ~zG
see thaf ths eefs e tane ussl aa6 fsas
10 ctsshsa srs loss uhas fsev ars 81
ire issaa-v
DAILY cage. DELIVERED. foc PEI week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09

yesterday that he would move r. Everett.
twenty-five miles north Of Seattle. and
make hts future home there. He saie be
liked kansas but he hoped T. hnd bet
ter health IN the change ~ climate.
Two new switch boards have been re-
oeived b. the Missguf; & Kansas Teie-
phone company for Tire local exchange.
One har cspacily - 80 phones and
ne nthar has 4 cnraclfr u 30
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
ARE GOING
AFTER SALT
Committee From Chamber of
Commerce is Appointed
TO GET MACHINERY
And Land for Plant About Is
Miles From Wichita.

At the meeting of the board of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday
afternoon President Davidson appointed
George R. Fultz. ]. H. Stewart. James
Allison. J. F. Bellew and 0. c. Daisy as
a committee to procure well-drilling ma
chinery and prospect for salt
Nearly every member of the board was
present. and they discussed the matter
in most enthusiastic manner. Every
member took a hand in the discussion.
The information given by Professor Ha-
worth was reviewed and discussed. The
members of the special committee ap-
pointed several weeks ago to look into
the matter Of cost and practicability of
putting the product on the market had
obtained some valuable information as TO
the probable cost OF the machinery aud
of sinking the well. None of the wells
will be more than 500 feet deep Pro
fessor Haworth advised the Chamber of
Commerce that if they did not find salt
within that distance of the surface they
might just as well give it up and bore
some other place.
The well is to be drilled twelve or If
teen miles west or southwest of the city
and near some line of railroad. The COM
mittee Is also to lcok into the matter OF
obtaining options on land on which to
build the plant.
The salt will be pumped and the water
evaporated and then shipped TO this city
in bulk. Here a large warehouse will be
provided and the salt stored and bar
relied and prepared for the market The
machinery for crushing the salt and pre-
pairing it for table use will be located in
this city. and, in fact. only the necessary
machinery for pumping and drying the
salt will be at the mine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
LOOK PLEASANT, PLEASE.

Photographic c c. Harlan. Of Eaton.
O. can DO so now, though for years he
couldn't, because he suffered untold ago
ny from the worst form OF indigestion
All physicians and medicines failed 10
help him TIL ne tried Electric Ei1ters.
which worked such wonders for him
that he declares they are a godsend TO
sufferers from dyspepsia and stomach
troubles Unrivaled for diseases Of the
stomach. liver and kidneys, they build
Up and give new lie 70 the whole sys-
tenn. Try them. Only 50 cents. Gusran-
tead nv t-aHr5rr.S Pharmacy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
ASSOCIATE CHARITIES LAUNDRY
Plans Being Formed FOR One for Benz
ft 81 Pc5r.

The board ~ directors q the Assoeiats
Charities ere planning 20 establish
Iaundrs for the benefit x fns poor worusn
who are cenpriled 81 earn a livelihood
b. washing bat set have not tbs neees-
sary appliances Tor that work
About Cctober the solicitors q Re as
ISOLATION ali solicit funds for IRE via
ters work ard = snoagh sao1sy - -
cured the establishment wln ss starred
II is planned r. equip a foora siss
~srv wztsr. slnka ard uashiaE machines
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
DiarrhOea

When you want quick cure without
any ioss CO tire s2d thzs 5 followed bJ
no rad results. Use
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera
and DiArrhoea Remedy.
Il never fails and Is pleasant ard safe
60 take II Ia equally valuable for crik
Area Is 10 famous For ia cures oveg o
A<<xe part q tie Gs1EEs& worax.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET
To Organize County Central Commit
tee Today.

The Democratic county committee VIII
meet IN the court house this afternoon &c
elect a chairman and secretary. D p
Crewson viii probably be elected chair
man.
L Is possible that the joint campaign
committee OF the Democrat and Popuiist
parties wiz also be organized today. "
4 Ayres. chairman OF the PoPuiist com-
uIitee. VIII be asked By some 4 the car
dssates 70 become campaign Chairman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
CALENDAR FOR AUGUST.

FRIDAY. August day and night clezr.
temperature :
saturday. august z-Day and night
clear. temperature ta1-
SUNDAY. August s-Dsy and night clear.
Monday. August t-Dzy ard night clear.
Tuesday. August s.-Day ard uigEt
clear. high wina from north
wednesday. August s-Dsy aat night
clear.
Thursday. August day clear zlgAt
partly cloudy
Friday. August s-sernlag partly
clouays Ia inebss z rsin n afse-noon.
= inches e rzia ~ rish.
Nr. and MrsL Fritz scsziizlr- ard Mrs
Henry schnitzser and her children. lsss
last evening so- Idaho spr.Ess. Colorado
% spead a month Or - ezsosing sh< cool
ana h-zcsng aszos7here OF that attitude
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
SKATERS ALL RECORDS.

Twice in hospital. F. A. Gulledge. Yer
bena. Ala, paid vast sum to doctors
to cure severe case OF piles, causing
q tumors. When all failed. Bucklens
Arnica Salve soon cured him. Subdues
Inflammation, conquers Aches, kills
Pains. Best salve in the world. &c at
Gebrings Pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-09
VIZ. Rnucher Dead.

Mrs Anna Bauche- died early yester-
day morning st "a East Fifteenth street
she has been IN this city but q short
time. her home being IN Blackwell Q.
T. The funeral notice has not been given
but Il is is expected 70 be held Sunday.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

D. 2. Dunn has returned from KioTz
and Comanche counties
Jerre Johnston. editor Of the Newkirk
News-Republican, was n the city yester-
day.
Born: On Wednesday evening. 70 NJ.
and Mrs. Frank Miller. u02 North Tope-
ka avenue. a daughter
The Play-Fairs and -hs Pro-Cathedrai
high school mines played ball Thursday.
The latter were defeated - score q
u TO Il
Rev. ". ". Williams OF Oklahoma
and Mrs o 8 Saunders. q FurleJ. are
visiting az the home OF c. J. Saunders.
81 North Hydraulic avenue
Mr. and ATrs b L Eaton VII 90 %
Chicago in about ten DAYS whence they
VIII accompany the members Of the Va
tonai Hotel association 70 Florida
T. 4. Griffith and Newt Garst have r.
turned from the Wai.iock lakes. where
they were hunting ard Judge Daie and
Prank Oliver have returned from Cairo.
Mrs. Palmer. wife o TIE celebrated MT
steal composer. IS il the city. visiting
Mrs. P P Murdcck and M ard Ma.
J. G. Caldwell. she ~ e1-outs = Cali
foruia.
r. " Ledhzr q Freeport. Kansas.
purchased a ticket through 70 Live I-oo4.
England. VIA the Missouri Paciac ard
White star lines de VII szil ca the Ma
JESUS. OF March =
2 4. Euright q Kansas CITY. Kansas.
a candidate for the nomination q EoT-
srno- o. tho Re1ubiicaa tickst. vas -
ere CITY Yesterday, getting acquainted
win the local politicians.
1Ir. ard Hrs. GsraI5 Tolx retrrns6 yes
te-izy f-ou the ~EiEilt-to-Tac orb
hose u Pratt county. Ms vcIk k-Isl
rineres1 dicks. v.l;en is r-o r-c-s Iazl
FER husband kIle5-
sfrs. Frank Baker % EuseLl-scn. Who
cane 10 hear Sordirz ard s7fn6 a co1rze
e days with h1r sister. ETs- 1fcEeish.
AZ the Balt.11rs k1sel. returned e her
hculs last evening
Dr. r. =. Llozstoz - R7ckrore. I'D
ana. Is ~ TIE CITY. u. LcEssca =
cousia OF ~. TaTlcr aa1 s. an cd p-ac-
rs-lons- = Ire Eo0al1T STATE wzs has
beco-ze ti-ed - tke flsExsh east ard vsE
cz@ fts loz wst1 tee Geesze ~ Eanszz.
Ei4 ElH EgF prsosrtT 1sre arf .r.s-sss
n z.zke us rlfy LIS fItere hEe KS
VIE and enl-rza are So Ize4na rely
@ c1r1e 20 sco- as - car ~ ioczts1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-07
FACTS FROM PHILIPPINES
Governor Tart Gets Message OF True
statistics Of Recent Fights.

washington, March 6.-Governor Taft
has received the following cablegram dis
patch from Acting Governor Wright OF
the Filipinos. IN response to Inquiries as
TO recent reported military reverses:
The facts are: Bells operations IN
Laguana drove band OF insurgents in the
Aforong, about IS miles from Manila in
air line. Small band Of Ladrones driven
from Cavite by constabulary joined them.
Twenty-Five constabplaries under native
sergeant attacked them, but On account
Of having only fifteen round OF ammuni-
ton, each soon exhausted and were forced
to retire without loss Assistant Chief
Atkinson Of the constabulary, with rein
forcements. Immediately took charge and
drove band. with loss to the latter, into
Laguana. Inhabitants OF Rial province
giving informs ton as much as possible.
FLORES governor OF province) with NUM-
cipaI police joining IN pursuit. There are
not so arms in the hands OF insurgents
and Ladrones in entire Luzon island to
day. This number reduced early By sur
renders. captures or casualties. Constab-
ularv. with aid OF Captain Trias gov
ernor Of Cavite) and native police during
the last two weeks have routed Ladrone
bands existing n Cavite for many years.
capturing and receiving by surrender
over loo arms The most important fea-
ture al present sentiment among inhab-
itants hostile 70 Ladrones ard insurgents
AL other organized provinces quiet. Sit
uation not SO good since American occu-
patton. and very encouraging. notwith-
standing persistent attempts 70 create
contrary Impression
Governor Taft presented the dispatch 70
the house fnsular committee today. when
questioned On the reported reverses
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. March s-Today's stock
market made a remarkable exhibit Of
strength IN spots. Several OF the custo
Il airy market leaders were included IN the
upward movement, the strength OF the
market nevertheless failed 20 carry con
victi0n as 20 the genuineness Of the de-
Tnand which lifted prices 10 higher level
As the advance gained Roadway various
outstanding interests were put under the
pressure and bought rother heavy TO COW
er short contracts. The demand was 81
far unquestionably genuine. Otherwise
tlere vas the appearance CT manipulation.
This was partly due 10 the character OF
the stocks which advanced most conspic.
uously. stocks which are often not hear
o Tor weeks Ak time on the exchange.
Nor was there any changeable news today
- account for their strength. either at
fectilE them individually or the general
situation. In -act the conditions whicd
have made the basis OF the bear srg11-
foent earlier II the week continued force
today.
2 he storm with the new obstruction TO
trafIic threatened inroads upOn future
81 OWings Of earnings The enga Eeneuts
CT gold 70 rexpOrt on Saturday were in
creased - 10000 with the possibility OF
further engagement tomorrow Stiil open.
Reports OF friction over freight rates in
thc southwest and u the dissolution Of
freight associations on account OF threat
70 be heard These would al have In
cuced selling OF stocks in the speculative
temper which prevailed earlier n the
week They were ignorfd today. A very
strong sentimental effect was produced
by the persistent show CT strength in
Chicago and Northwestern and the char
acter of the buying which lifted Il ana
which had every appearance OF invest
neur demand. Il vas this movement
which had every appearance OF invest
fuent which directly encouraged the
heavy buying OF ST Paul and which
leavened the whole market IN the course
Of The day. Ii was supplemented by sim
liar movements IN other high grade stocks
such as Pullman. which rose an extreme
! points. Chicago. 81. Paul. Minneapolis
and Omaha and Z number OF less con-
suicuous examples NorLhW eStern ITSELF
touched ~ During the existence OF 4
corner IL the stock years ago. Il touched
II, which was TIRE previous record Pull
man. General Electric. Omaha and Chi
caso and Eastern Illinois made record
prices today. Another notable movement
was IN Colorado fuel. which gained -
poit1s on very active demand and
very reFerlsh movement This movement
j supposed 70 De directly related 70 that
g. Colorado and Southern which was in
c-ined 70 rest today, although the second
preferred was advanced ) points. Outside