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New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
EXCAVATIONS NEAR CAIRO.
, Tho london Chronicle.

Tr"rn Tho London Chronicle.
Robert SewelI is TO leave England in a few
cass FOR Egypt where, under the guidance or
Is friend, Professor Flinders Petrie he will
d. 6eIrake near Cairo, a series of important
excavations Certain outside reasons exist for
believing that A Buddhist mission went from
india - Egypt a bout 2J0 B. &. No trace has
been there manifest; but Mr.. Sewell. whose
archaeological discoveries in India are well
Known. is TO set about digging not very far
from Cairo with fairly confident heart. He is
wished all good luck in his adventure by large
circle Of friends VINO include his uncle, the ven
era5le warden Of New College, oxford.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Jan. 4.-Trading has been very uuiet
since the closing Of the December auction sales Hold
asking full rates FOR merinos. Crossbreds
steady. better feeling has prevailed during last
Yorkshire reported a good tis-
prices The arrivals Of the
lgu2 auction sales 1874 34I bales including
forwarded direct. The o me
week were: New-South Wales $500 bales: Queensland
1C .3J. Victoria 5l5i. South Australia. 5GTS:
Zealand, 36s3: Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 43s7;
elsewhere. l.l63.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

COTTON-Everything favored another n
this morning and call prices off
making allowance for opposing inhu
show OF resistance by the bull The
port receipts nothing short Of and the
Strfkingly
abundany supplied with selling
bear prepared follow
orous selling movement March broke and May
Indications favored weakness and radi
cal further Then came buying a
by single room broker who rapidly increased the
bid for until - evident that strong
interests backing him. This led demand
from smaller rally tagging spirits
OF nigh Within one-quarter ar
and for the Of the worked steadily
higher BY 1880 o'clock last nights bids equaled,
before the close March had reached sole and May
with the final tone firm The present options
Z 10 points higher and crop months to
points higher On the return Wall Street and local bulls
aggressive buyers Of May, which easily led the
turned Spinning bid sparngy
and March options that Southern
mRrkete holding fun former prices
buying and predictions sharp falling of in
receipts from this did much stimulate buying
and alarm shorts OF whom feared that there
much company the bear side for safety The
bales against 1923 last 9.431 last
New-Orleans. 1900 10000 bales expected.
against u 35 last week and 1878 last dispatch
Houston stated: Think Texas
look for better market The
yesterday that in sight thus
is 10000 over that for time last
show surplus OF only g7sl4 bales. Hesers surplus
only 76ls0 bales. and THE Chronicles figures a
plus OF only ls41 bales The local market for
and unchanged with prices unchanged.
the basis Of 5i6c for mlddllng upland e6c
middling Gulf. There Southern spot
markets were officially reported steady and
changed to 1-l6c lower.
The range of contract prices the local market
follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

Cash quotations follows. Flour slow; Writer
patents IS IcHS2 30: straEhts 50 $40 :;
- M spring specials 81 30; patents - 81 stsights
$3d3 20; N spring wheat, T9dsOi.c No 3, T64TSiac;
asa +a &C. No white, 4sG49ec No = Tlec fair
TO choice mailing barley J9G62c No I faxseed. 80;
No Northwestern 81 %: prime timothy seed SO 81;
Glove grade 50 30 pork per bbl
81; lard, per 100 n 81 GOGS9 92i-
oosel s. 50G$S dry shoulders boxed 81 3T
Of high wines 81 81 on Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market steady 15d24C dareS.
li920c Cheese steady 9&sd l0s4c Eggs finn fresh.
2iG2Sc
Duluth Jan 4.-CIose-wheat- 4. / hard. Tei4 =
No Northern 74'+c, No Northern 1850 May SOisc
Oats 4eas1 1880. corn, SIC.
Milwaukee. Wheat higher. No 1 Northern
solac No Northern 79G79i.c; May. ,s3isGS3isc- Rye
higher. No 66i aG67c Barley steady; No SIC sample
55aG'ec. corn higher; May. 679sd6I'ac-
Minneapolis Jan. 4-Close- Whest-t'ash. TSiac. May
I9EG; July oGSoi, e. on track No hard S2s.e' No
Northern iSi@c No Northern, nan Flour First
- 9JT$ O5: patents 81 S5GS% %.
clears s. sJ0S= %, second clears s. 80 Bran in bulk
SIS
Philadelphia Jan Wheat firm. &c higher; contract
grade. January. S5GS5i2c Corn ec higher No mixed
January 67d6Ti4c. oats steady; No white clipped, SIC
Butter steady. fancy Western creamery. 2SieG2ec; do
nearby prints 29c Eggs firm 1c higher, fresh nearby
29c. Southwestern pa, southern, 21c.
40 fair 10 choice Recepts-FIour 1000 hbs
sacks wheat. O0O bush; 5000;
shipments Wheat % 600 bush; $4,000; oats
I4OOO
81 Louis Jan 4-CIose-Wheat-No . red cash. sSasc
May. SNasc No . hard S2qSiizc. CoTn-No cash, sc
MAY T6ASsc: July GS7sc. Oats-NO cash 4sc; May
4S9sc; july. 39iec. No . white. 5OGj0i+c.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
1LvERPooL COTTON MARKET.

ILverpooI. Jan. / p u.-Cotton-Spot limited de-
mand. prices 3-32d lower, American middling fair.
3-l6d. good mddng 4 49-6d; middling. T-16d; low
I1-32d. good ordinary I-32d; ordinary.
8i-32d The day 5000 bales, OF which
American. Receipts. 1900 bales including $500 Aner
can Futures opened and closed steady American
middling o c. January 24-64d sellers: January and
February 23-+d buyers: February and March. 2364d
buvers April. 64d buyers. April and MAY
buvers Nav and June. 23 6fGi - 6id buyers;
June and july. 6464 20 64d buyers; July and AU
gust. 24-64d buyers August and september.
: N ~ sell
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

MOLASsES AND SYRUPA-There was q dull market
SGs9s %osisss m@ss % ,s,Sy o 'aa so mis- mis- ei
Changed rates were a1oteI 5ota,lr ana Iql Dut Gn
orleans ORE, ceptrfigal son1mon o-1l4e fair. 15Gl6e
53a@s &c: Porto Rico 2Sa3Oc syrurs common l2a 4c
OCEAN was nrf IN i6e mafSet
the week and the general conditions Mere ancbs1red
T21i0 BT I'd ID gRRo02 RR 2d ID aa9H 4a I'd ~ &@sFIH
AAnttWeTp l'sd Hamburg 20 piss Bremen % pigs
London oats. 7'ad..'... CHARTERS steamer
terms anay British 5eamer 600 tons Sugar raz
Sree ports February Blush stemat @ IONS las rD ga ii
e1reo, GeyssGn to Hayre 6erthed January Norwegian
terms British steamer; $40 tons. coat Norfolk
India trade round trip. 1850; bark co2 tons sai,
tons coal. Philadelphia 70 Sagua 81 90 schooner fg5
tons coal a., PhadePha Phil to san Jusn r. s2l2
Eh &c. shooneT m az H6 M mSs Mos
to Phadeiphia, 81 10; schooner ss4 tons. Phila
PhHdslp4ls MA. to F@0yds1c 81 option Boston Is
rssz a d Rd 5Ss oo oil but
in bulk 81 60: refined cases New-York S 30 go
e6~ Saqdf on su@msr 66s n9mn% yaa% ISe m
oil American 5s57o mrcan geoM bo 4oa & SOC nseed
raw SOC: Western nseed quoted > under city brands
PROVISIONS provision market was firm all day
and on light offerings Of product Chicago fecfiEed
MoEGa Shcaso 600 @ ana s"a as 0aaa was 60 For
fI{ F%FE ssS,s aSS5;e sSs:o sie 5oSf7
quoted Mess, 50 5OqS1o; family S1IdSl2 80; packet
$40 SoqSl 50: extra India SIT SOdS19 80. BEEF
HAMS-Quiet. Quoted S2Gd<21 ...... DRESSED HOGS
Firm Quoted Bacons. Sc; $50 NJ. SAC. 100 n Sic:
barely steady Quoted Smoking: 1Oc n 0lsG0l4c; -
~ &C. IA ID. Sc: picked quiet quoted &c:
picked hams dull. quoted 93sGl0isc Low
Firm; city. 6hc; country GisG6'4c .LARD-Firm.
nrmer. quoted: South America, lie: Continent 10 4Oc
Brazil kegs. 12l5c; compound quoted SGSi4
STEARlNE-Firm. Quoted: oleo lie. city stearine
l1i4C
RIcE-Tte Southern markets were STEADY to firm. and
good sales movement was reported there The local
fairly active trade. Quotations follow: Domestic common
70 low fair. 4g42c fair good 49s05c prime choice
o954sc head 6d6izc Patna. 4&G5%c; Japan. foreign.
4%g"t.c; do domestic 4h84Ac: Java. 4SG4%c Ran
goon. in bond. 2q2i4c.
sUGAR-The demand for refined sugar was low but
prices were unchanged. Rehners quoting
ist prices. and they all less oversold
there Is some delay in shipments. consumption Of
rehned sugar during the 1901 In the United States
ZSI2Slb tons, compared with 2,2i9.S41
20IS,06s in 1892 Quotations follow: loaf crushed
and doninos, 5-25c; mould A. 5.1Oc: cubes. XXXX
powdered igOc powdered, powdered and fruit
powdered S5c Eagle Confectioners granulated Eagle
and fine granulated 4S5c: cartons
fine granulated standard granulated diamond a,
4I5c; confectioners' A. i5jc No l. 44Oc Nos and 3.
435c No T. 43Oc; No 3. 425c; No g. be No :, 4OJc;
No s. 1880; No q 3.9Oc: .s5c:
fine granulated Abe The market for beet In Lon
don unchanged but quiet. with the close
steady January closed Gs Cd and February I'D
Cane dull and unchanged, with lava quoted
al nominal inclined o purchase
present prices The quoted Is 3skc
centrifugal 32c for 50 test muscovado ~ l3c
for 80 test molasses
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

M.mrhis Jan. 4-Cotton steady middling. l6c;
receipts bales 31+9; shipments 291l sales
$50. stock. los. 256.
New orleans. Jan. 4-Cotton quiet; middling. I'sc;
low mddns use: good ordinary 1-l6c; net receipts
1909 bales. gross 1876: exports Great Britain,
500: France Continent 7.545. cOastwise.
Ills. sales. 800. stock. 33I 645
Savannah Jan cotton quiet and easy; middhns
ports Britain 1O4lO coaswse, $50, sales I'D
stock. 1+2. 80.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot
eas'er' safes 1000 bales speculation export 300:
Amer Ameriean 4o9e receipts $1,000 American 1e,oco mid
cline closed steady net 3laq41a points lower January.
424s: January February. March-ApriI
and April May s.23b; Msy-June. June-July and July
August, 4.231zb: August-September eos
AND MEAI>-Tn Sat
urdav little business Accomplished. Although
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
new YORK CENTRAL
D. A-ept SuECaE- LAl7Ily,
HARLEM DIVISION

eVS VI md N Daily except Sundays Pits
heId and North Adams. Sundays cniy. a 30 A
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated PIntsch Light
Ticket orces az ll3 POI. as and 1916 Broadway a5
.lion 50 W 20 Columbus Ave, l33 West f25th ST.
-9th St and ljSth St Stations York S3S and TsS
tulton 81. and 100 Broadway. F. D BROOKLYN
Telephone 800 3S;h Street. York Central CAB
service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
WestCott Express Company.
p. : BLODGETT. GEORGE II DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

r. Buffal0' Jan. 4-Flour strong wheat-Nothing doing
torn dul No yellow. 7Olsc; No do. TOl4c. No corn
~ t5'2P6"-tc; No do, 69itc Oats No white
32G No do, 5ll2c: No mixed 49le q5Oc; No do. 499
49iac Barley, 63d69c. Rye-No I. zoe.
Chicago. Jan. 4--The leading ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

the strength IN made holders confident and old
Es'5'' v@tr TEs fs1tia Pssa. $ s
K Ef3 H2 f5af it @
r. ggotsd Fair good 50 29as3 choice
kn Kiln. dried 50 S5as8 Is BAG MEAL
E sga ansse s FPf Ebts snS ysow 81 & 9Sl 90
s23 .ass 2s spTinE Pa9 6fsn aR25
ce[nnsa corn s $50 Iinseed oil cake s29 25a<29 oil
GRANwHEAT- traders generally mort s after
expected and good OUTSIDE itG frPoS S'eF & shan
cosinE o ocIa he wheat was very fr all day
Z he p1eHI9us strength retained May
with with the speculative strength markets around
credited 10 ohe1so Vigorous % buying took place generally
strength again m rTtaay St Louis was leader in the
oW pecsP sssT in all parts Of the beit sun
OF snow although evidences noderatng Temperatures
mere observed In the far Northwest. The entire primary
rapger tnan ast year II expected that the
supply figures on Mo1ds Hd1ce teF Sm FS
viii issue the T n that the DeRaTtment o. Agriculture
t w sre w. no definite figures either or yield
cables reported I'D decline Liverpool sag I'D loss
at outports. red closed So &c; No Northern pu
iuth' ss1e @ and No hard Duluth. 95%c, all
@ t Sat, SatHrdax with prices advancing 9Q@c
the market the has experienced pc
and the condition of satisfactory consider
1e an cSo weather Al Chicago only l35
EePOTed rep cied from England points Liverpool mar
R the %RS ay S9 SoT e6sss Il S
aoat whte c Tsbe and no: No Yellow 7S3sS all
easo was fairly active scale prices up with
shade higher No oats closed Sc; No oats Sc No
whe S4S5a and Tete Ho WHIT 4b track track mixed S2o 5qe
Market =si & Arm No l Western. nc and No Western.
;nS dsss STEADY Sot Feeding 58aG
81 30 per ami 100 N track Esw
NEW nDI
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

Rio-Conee steady: Rio. 5$375; exchange
932d; receipts, 1000 bags; cleared for the United
States bags cleared Europe. 1000 bags; stock
sol 900 bags
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is fol
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE

f'4.25. +s.OO 900 '1000. '1I3O A N 100 VI 80.
t30o $40. TACO. ss40O. t43O 800 200. 4TSO a. o0
ft9.25 p. NJ. .i3- Is mdt
$500 5000 .II.3 80 A NJ 90 fiso' 3 10 500
700 p. NJ
Ofices Liberty 81. Ferry. Ferry. IFS 26f 4s4
1900 1854 Bway iS2 5th Ave * Jnion S1
West l53 East l2Sth St. 24S West 125th Colum-
bus Ave New York; Court ST. 344. SEQ Fulton St.
brooklyn Broadway, Williamsburg New Work Tra1s-
fer Co. calls FOR and checks baggage 10 destination
fFroru Liberty -, only 'Daily tDaily except sun
DAY. Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

LaCkawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay ana ChristIoSrr 81.
1900 A M-For BilghantOn anu Syr,c1Ise
-i0t0 A M-For Buffalo. Chicago aad 81 I.ouis
.1:fo p M--For Buffalo and Chicago - ---
lt'O M or scranton and Ptymouth-Baret
'6-lO T. NJ FOR Buffalo Chicaeo
S--S = M--for ltca. OswegO. Ithaca Bu1al,L
open . 2. NJ. o1SH S'-eP>
Iekets a. a. ~ lsS us Broadway Sc Iafayets P IS
~ ave- ls5 w 10th St. II Park Pl. \. Y ana ssa
'H'0H 81 1'00sNn DAILY. Except sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

Foreign Coffee Markets: Santos-Cofee market quiet
good Santos. $500; receipts 5000 bags stock
! l6sOoO bags Hamburg-Conee market opened
changed 2:30 . m unchanged q pfg higher
sales 1900 Havre-Coffee market opened steady
u franc higher u m advanced a franc, 3 p
January advanced franc. unchanged; 30
u NJ sale 3
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

Receipts of hreadstuns al interior points in thousands
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
THE eoop-NATURED MAN.

Here's to the man who has nothing to
do.
He chatters and chucllles the busy
day through,
He bothers your work and he binders
your nap,
And II you get angry he cares not o
rap.
He hkes to come round in casual
way.
With nothing to do and with nothing
to say.
lie tells you the story you don't want
to hear.
He tells "ov I've news that falls fiat on
your ear
For tir'o -Not is precious has ruthless,
ly fed.
And the ...ully is waiting at home to
he fed.
You wish him all joy that a lifetime
can view,
But you wish that he wouldn't make
merry with You.
And he goes on his way with look Of
regret,
When your work has been spoiled and
your plans are upset,
and because you're unmoved by his
humorous prank
lie says it's a pity you're such a sad
crank.
Washington Star
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
NEW PORTO RICO EMBLEM.

The coat of arms adopted for Porto
Rico is departure from the style
followed by the different States of the
United States, and was decided upon
after long discussion by the commit.
zee. The old seal of Porto Rico, grant.
ed by Spain about the middle of the
sixteenth century, presented three
leading featurcs--a rock In the ocean.
the lamb Of st. John and design OF the
Spanish flag and castle. The shape Of
the shield was retained, and also the
rock after being TemOdeled as to
copy, with some eXaggeratiOn, the con
tour OF the island as IL appears to the
yoyager before entering the harbor Of
San Juan. Behind the rock is shown
the rising sun.
The choice Of n crest presented a
difficulty. No hcraldic animal was
suggested as having a peculiar Local
significance except the gamecock
whose present popularity the Govern
ment Is trying to suppress. No suit
able tree was suggested. The'bust oI
Columbus was considered, but II was
regarded as lacking In artistic effect
One of his caravcls was found to make
striking effect above the shield and
II was adopted.
Concerning motto, the committee
decided that Spanish was out of the
question, but English was such an nm
known tongue that Latin was chosen
Many notices were submitted, hui
the successful suggestion came from
a Washington woman, and almost sim
ultaneously from DR.. David j, Hill, MS
sistant Secretary Of State. II Is from
Ovid "Prospera lux oritur." which
translated, means; "A happy day Il
ldawning,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
PRINCE HENRY'S TOUR
he VISITS NIAGARA
AID CHEERS HARVARD
Thsn Returns TO New YOrk---HOnOr
Conferred at the University
is Doctor Of
Law.

Rochester n. Y. March 5.-Prince
Henry of Prussia travelled from Chi
cago to Niagara Falls today, crossed
the Canadian frontier for a brief stay.
during which he vas Officially wei.
coined by the Dominion and resumed
his journey tonight, bound for Boston
over the New York Central line. His
longest stop was at Niagara Falls,
which he saw bridged in with ice. He
viewed the Horse Shoe Falls from
Table Rock, the American Falls from
the ledge over the whirlpool on the
Canadian shore. rode down the gorge
to a point below the lower whirlpool
and there inspected the plant of the
Niagara Power Company, which con
verts the forces of nature to the
purposes of commerce. He was much
impressed by the falls, and as he
stood on Table Rock, looking across al
the Horse Shoe, he said: 1T is magnii
cent; It is grand"
Boston. March 6.-PrinCe Henry OF
Prussia was the guest of Boston today
and his welcome to the city was a cor.
dial one. Governor Crane and Mayor
Collins, acting for the State and the
city, extended the official courtesies
to him. and when the Prince Ceremo
niously received their calls he went to
Cambridge to deliver the gifts of his
brother, Kaiser william. to the Ger.
man museu mand receive from Har.
ward the honorary degree of doctor OF
laws.
Prince Henry's first act at Harvard
Union shortly after he received the
degree was to prose and lead three
Cneers for President Roosevelt. who Is
Harvard alumnus. The Prince re.
ceived a cablegram from the Emperor
congratulating him on his newest hon
o..
Tonight the Prince was given din
ner by the city of Boston and sat at n
table with more than 200 representa-
tive citizens of the commonwealth. He
win resume his journey early in the
morning and tomorrow he will visit
Albany and the United States Military
Academy at West Point en- route to
New York, which he will reach Friday
evening.
New oYrk. March Prince Henry
Of Prussia today completed his tour
and is once more in New York, where
he will remain until Monday, when he
will go to Philadelphia. He was absent
from the city for nine days, during
which time his special train was with
in the territory of thirteen States and
logged a total distance OF 1853 miles.
He was greatly pleased with his trip,
and tonight, through his aid, Captain
Won Mueller, issued a statement ex-
pressing his satisfaction at the oppor-
tuDity which came to him and gratif-
cation at the cordially with which he
was received throughout the country.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
ENGLAND AND SUGAR AGREE.
MENT.

London. March 6.-according to the
text OF the International Sugar Con.
vention issucu tonight By the British
Foreign Office. Great Britain agrees
during the continuance OF the conyen.
ton to refrain from paying bounties,
directly or indirectly. on sugar grown
IN crown colonies and not to give pref
eTential treatment to colonial sugar
against sugar imported from foreign
countries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
No More Dread
OF THE Dental Chair

TEETH EXTRACTED AND FILLED
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN by
our late scientific method applied to the
gums. No sleep-producing agents OF
cocaine.
These are the only dental pariors in
Honolulu having PATENTED APPLI.
ANCES and ingredients to extract, I'LL
and apply gold crowns and porcelain
crowns unbelievable from natural teeth
and warranted for ten years, WITH
OUT THE LEAST PAIN. All work
done by GRADUATED DENTISTS OF
from ~ to 20 years experience. an:
each department in charge of Special
lat. Give us call. aud you will find
US to do exactly as we advertise. We
will tell you In advance exactly what
your work will cost by FREE Elk
ANIMATION.
Set Teeth. $500
Gold Crowns. So. 90
Goid FiIllnps.,.... .....1i.OO
Silver Filings. SOC
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
THEY Want S8O5,9I

The Ralston Iron Works. California
corporation, has brought suit agains.
J. =. Mendonca, c. Bolte and ]. o. Car
ter. trustee for J. =. Mendonca under
deed OF trust. and II. Z. Hendricks, in
dividually and as proprietor. and doins
business under the Arm name Of thu
Hawaiian Iron Fence & Monumental
Co.
The Ralston Iron Works wants the
sum of SS05.91 from Mr.. Hendricks ami
his company which. 1t is alleged, is the
amount due for certain material fur
nished for the Mendonca building at
the corner of King and Smith streets,
The material furnished was valued a;
s2106.16 and Of this amount, sl3oo.25
has already been paid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
BUSY WITH EXCLUSION BILL.

Washington. March 5.--The Senate
Committee on immigration had anoth.
or executive session today and got
half way through the Kahn.Mitchell
Chinese exclusion bill. The changes
made are triiiing. II is expected that
TWO more meetings wal dispose of the
hill
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu. March q, nsa
NAME or STOCK
NE RChNTlLE
SUGAR

c. Brewer q Company
Ms Sachs DIG. Co, III
LIB. Kerr q Co., Ltd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-03-14
SALE OF DANISH ISLANDS.

London, March Tn a dispatch
from Copenhagen, published this morn
ing in the Times. the correspondent
says that he Tanks 1t impossible now
to prevent the sale OF the Danish West
indies.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-18
PER MITTED.

See where they've formed broom stick trust"
 What for?'
 ITO beat the carpet trust. Detroit Free Press.
 Asked by a justice to give an account of himself, a Georgia darkey repliel: q des a DO ol nigger, suh, votin' aroun' fer a honest vin'w-Atlanta Constitution.
 Press agent-The star says she wants a raise.
 Managerial right Tell her I'll add half an inch to the height of the letters in her name on the programmed
 Husband-Hurrah! My employer has given me a weeks vacation.
 Wife-How nice! Now you can take down the stoves, clean out the cellar and whitewash the kitchen. Chicago News.
 And does your dolly close it's eyes?" said the minister, visiting at the house of parishioner.
 No, sir" replied the little thing; 'but I'm going to take her to church some day and see if she will; papa says nearly everybody goes to sleep there. ' -Yonkers Statesman.
 Miss Grimm-It's a shame the way womena are permitted to stand in crowd ed street cars,
 Crusticus-That's right They bump against fellow and get in his light so he can't read his paper in peace half the time. The company ought to keep em off-Chicago Daily News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-18

once instituted proceedings against the British and other foreign firms estab- iished m. the country on 'le sto.''l0 ,, that the raw products which the natives bartered with them against European goods were collected upon the area of their concessions, which cover the whole of the French Congo. The local law courts were compelled to base their ver- diets upon ministerial instructions with the result that the foreign merchants found themselves in the position of noachers on other mems preserves. The concessionaires seized the goods belong ing to the merchants, and were upheld by the courts. Heavy fines were inflict- ed, which the merchants had to pay, and the only resource open to them, seemingly, is to leave the country. Un- der the Berlin act trade in the Congo basin was declared to be free to all, and the British government, in answer to appeals has made representations in Paris. But the French government, it is said disclaims all responsibility, as- serting that the dispute is private af- fair