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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-23

NEW YORK BONDS, Oct. 2s-.Unted States
refunding Is, registered and coupon, no; United
States IS, registered 1OS. coupon 1OSA; United
States new 4s, registered 1864. coupon 1879 /;
United States old IS re, stered and coupon. III
United States 5s registet ed 1O4A. coupon 1O5 q
Atchison general As. 101h .Atchison adjustment
4s, 9e1s; Bolti moe e. Ohio 4s 1ooN
more \ Ohio converted As, 1oy:
Canada Southern seconds, 1906 Central Of
Georgia IS. 40; Central of Georgia first income.
so; Chesapeake e. Ohio 41as. 1851 Chicago &
Alton. SIC. SOY: Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
new As. 961s; Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
general As. 113; Chicago & North Western con-
sol Is, 1875: Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific As
10S5s; c.. c., G. & ST. Louis general 70. 1O1 ::
Chicago Terminal As. S71a: Colorado & Southern
As, 92A Denver & Rio Grand As 1O1 Erie prior
lien Is. 93A Erie general As Sc; Fort Worth 4
Denver City frsts. 1l4l4; Hooking Val. AIS. 100:
Louisville & Nashville unified As: 1o1: Mexican
2sl4; Minneapolis & st. Louis 4s. 1OSM; Mis-
souri,. Kansas & Texas 4s. 50 u Missouri. Kansas
& Texas seconds. 49, New York Central frsts,
1872; New York Central general 31as. 1O7: New
Jersey Central general IS. 1876: Northern Pacific
As 1033s; Northern Pacific 81, 1871 Norfolk &
Western consolidated Is. 1OOM; Reading general
4s 97$ st. Louis & Iron Min. cons. S. 1871
ST. Louis & San, Francisco 4s. ,1O1; st. Louis &
Southwestern frsts, 99A st. Louis e. Southwest
81: Southern Pacific As. o. Southern Railway IS.
1917; Texas 4 Pacific firsts, 1905 Toledo. ST:
Louis & Western As. SOY: Union Pacific As,
1O4. Union Pacific converted 4s. 109H: Wabash
firsts. 100: Wabash seconds, 1O9k: Wabash Deb.
B.. SO1a; West Shore IS. 113: Wheeling :& Lake
Erie AZ. 90: Wisconsin Central As, %; COnsoli-
dated Tobacco As 6f5s. ,: go. 49,
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LONDON Oct 23.-The weekly statement of
the Bank of England shows the following chan
ges:- Total reserve increased G224. 900; circula-
ton decreased G2S6. 600; bullion decreased E62,-
deposits decreased s2,sOO,coO; public deposits
increased 900; notes reserve increased
81 fh Ran
reserve to liability Is Ash per cent. Last week
1t was 45.77 per cent Bank rate unchanged at
per cent x, go g. '7st' AZ
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct 2s-The foreigners
%"e up TO to-day to and Duh
some Manitoba stuff. Eastern millers took 300
ooo bu Chicago report that 100000 bu of
rs go b neFs Is fd
:; sPspea SftS' e"'sS up
at ' oAe fSs Was an 70 adVanee
Of OF %e; Cash sales were 100000 bu at 2Ac and
&c ac over peeember Flax was very active and
Sis and s11ssl as High ", and low low p points.
November ranged between the same points, clos
adynnced , &ne Cash S seed was p
\ The close: Wheat--Cash No. / hard, 74c;
81 Il northern, 721ae; No. northern, 7o34c; No.
I. northern, 72Ac November 72c; December,
aoAe;, May. 73e; macaroni: No. l, 67Ac; No: 2,
% c.,r oat It s1c on track, 81 re;
sl;lsA on track, ST. sA; to arrive. i:isA ]; oc,
Cars inspected wheat 449, last year 212
eats; p rye 8; barley, 80; fax; 2es Receipts
bu; barley, $685. bu; flax, aoeo a3. bu. Ship
mentss--Wheat, 21e, 4ee blu; oats, 100000 Blu;
rye, s.742 bu; fax, 14O,4S5 bu.
NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN, Oct. 3d.
Flour-,Receipts, 29,01o brls; sales, 5000 pkgs;
to arrive. Wheat-Receipts, 100000 bu: sales
500 900 bu; firm and higher on cables, a jump in
corn and fears of a lessened western movement.
Nay. IS 1,,1e@7s 5;l6c; KEe-ouiet; State, $40
fob. afoat; No. 2, 54@34hc track. Corn--Re-
ceipts a. $50 .bu; sales 900 bu; advanced on
buying buy Of Ct rain
January; 51%e; May, 4sA q 4s7Ac., Oats Re-
eeptsS 9s6oo bu; steady with corn; track white,
Close: Wheat-December. 7sMc; May, 7s%c.
Corn-December, 56bc; May, 4SBc.
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CHICAGO PRO

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 23.-Butter-~
Eggs-Eirm; loss off. cases returned. &c. Cheese
Steady; twins, 1917 Ollie; daisies. II hc;
Young Americas, 1l1a@11Tc. Iced Poultry
Steady = turkeys, 1o6D13Ac; chickens, 9h @l0hc.
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NEW. YORK PRODUCE. Oct. 2a.-B,

NEW YORK PRODUCE Oct. 23;--Butter--
24c: extra creamery. 25c; creamery. common to
choice 1e@24Ac. Cheese-Receipts. 7.4S1 pkgs;
quiet: new state full cream, small colored fancy.
1910; new 12A @12Ac; large colored. old. 12c;
new. 11Ac; large white: old, 12c: new. 11&c.
Eggs-Receirts 7,13O pkgs; market steady to
firm; state and Pennsylvania average best, 22@
25c: western candled 22@24c; refrigerated 100
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, Oct. 29.-wheat, spot,
No. red western winter, quiet, IS ss4d No. 1
northern spring, quiet. IS 619d; No. California,
quiet, Is 4Ad; futures quiet; December, 5s
10Ad; March. IS lid. Corn, spot steady;
American mixed. IS SlAd; futures steady; Janu-
airy, As sgd; March, 4s Id.
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAINS Oct
fern 20 dctnSet s.
Rye-December, 49A @5OAc. Tmothy-Octo-
Der, $4.1O. Observation-Disclosures, s11.23. Bar
ley-Cash 35m5Sc
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GENERAL PRODUCE
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEAPo
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Thursday, Oct 2s.-Extra creamery butter,
eggs steady. Fancy country dressed veal,
steady. Live poultry, steady. Green fruits,
steady. New apples, steady. Potatoes, firm.
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TOLEDO GRAIN AND Sc

dull. strong. cash., 76hc; December, s77&c;
May, 77&c. Corn-Active, strong: December,
44Ac: May. 43hc. Oats-Dull. firm, higher;
December, 3214c; May, 33c. Glover seed, dull
firm October $3.50 bid; January, $500 bid
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-23

PARIS, Oct. 23.-The weekly statement of the
Bank Of France shows the following changes
Notes In circulation decreased SO, 1926, 900 francs
treasury accounts current increased 40 ,625OO(
francs; gold In hand decreased $4,000 francs
bills discounted decreased 100000 francs; silver
In hand increa sed IL $50 600 francs
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Send a card to Circulation Department
Of The Journal and learn how to- win
$40, 900. Il. r. 4, -.
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Somebody is going to win prizes; why
not you. Address Journal and find out
how.
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NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Oct 2s-
Suear-Raw firm; fair refining. Lice: centrif.
ugal SO test. $3.50; molasses sugar. 2 13-1ec; re.
ulated. 1850. Cofee-Quiet No. Rio. 6Ac.
Molasses-Firm; New Orleans, 3o@4oc. Coffee
futures opened steady but quiet. with sales to
noon 6.50O bags, including November, 5.4Oc;
May, 5.5o@5.55c; July, b.65c. and September,
$500.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-23

EXIT THE FULL DINNER PAIL,
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
"Wigsby says he has an issue all ready in
case he IL nominated for that legislative va
cancy"
What is it,"
THE empty coal pail"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-23
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS FIRM-LARGE RECEIPTS IN
The NORTHWEST.

blss and q good cash demand. Trad Tradlng was light
side Of 18th the marRet opened shade
to 1&@Ac, higher at 1870 to 721Ae.z. but on
p ssns ae Oh ers ssHt t4 2 nth
in corn improved sha situation did Deeeabsr
again sold up to 721as; Minneapolis4 andED ulutt
receipts of 1O3 cars. of contract grade; made
total receipts for the three points of 1os4 ears,
against 96s cars last week and 6ss cars
A better tone prevailed the latter part of the
Close: Wheat-December, 1926 @72Nc; May.
hard ard 1n as% 7S Se No. No. h seS
winter, 6S@S9c; No: 1 northern spring, 72@ 73c:
No northern spring, Toe; No. spring, roo
Firm cables and light receipts impaired
strength to corn at the opening: but trading was
board in deciding to make no change in the
grading Of corn had also a good effect and buy
was fair demand for May from commission
houses and few shorts covered December.
s r. SsS to sr
PROSPECTS Of more nnfa kS Weather. the euG
2G4 cars, with So cars Of contract grade. 'N'=
o, The good o demand continued throughout the
1@se higher. at 19s @5tAc. -: G,'@
Close: Corn-DecemDer. 51M@51Mc; May.
43Sc; july 49sc; October, SIC; November,
56asc.
5Sc.
Cash Corn: No. 2, b7h@5sc: No. 3. sligo
Oats opened steady along with the firmness In
other grains but trading light and without
any special features. December opened I'M
changed at 81 sc, and early fuctua lions were
within a. narrow range. Local receipts were 243
Cash oats-No. 2. 1914 @2eAc; No. 8. 2shc.
81 sc; old, 2sAc; May. 32he:
Close: Oats-October, 81 &c; old, Csc; De-
The following was the range of prices:
Wheat Dec. - May
G fisnesf .'.:: 7s@ ~
Lowest ..:.......'...,... 72Av r~:7aB. 80
Close
To-day .................. 72% on !14h~-':
Yesterday ............. 12A@ss 73M@B
Year ago ............... 7oas 1873 OK
Opening .................. 5ola 43h
highest o. IS II
Lowest ................... 5o1a 431s y
Close
To-day ................ b1M@A 43M
Yesterday .............. 5oA@as 43A @%
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ST. LOUIS LEAD, Oct. 2s.-Lead-steady; r..
Spelter-Quiet; $500.
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at low prices. Sales: 40 '''''' BUN
Butcher steers-s, Lib lbs, s34o; 8, 1,o2e
q g h6s5 b coS s. Snd Ter n. $50 lbs
''s 81 aaS GsS ns s2sG SIS 99S lbs.
l Rss s., s.; z es5 lbs 500: 4 s27 lbs, s2.1o s.
iS IS T. ' 157S iSs, ST. a. SOS lbs
y aa1 Sslv ss e 800 lbs s15 lbs, s21o
s. s. f.. s: g. s' s 81 ID:
5sl lbs, s2.15 T. $40 lbs s225; i, 7io lbs. s.. o.
st? sao and Ind F ss al Buls1o Ills lbs $780,
49, Mich Cows and springers-1 COW and 1 calf,
$27; cow SOL. '''
HoGs,-,Priees &c higher Receipts light. Aver
@s;es; rough sorts; se@s2 20. sales: '''A' $''''
2s5 r. SO 6s s. s5 22e - lbs es iss
Sc; So; So 1873 lbs, $685.; SO, POI lbs, $e75; s.,
1os Pig g. and undsrwe'shts 100 lbs So 8 III
s stdEf and RBcs5s1 400 lbs s55
ing sSSd ttssSs K su stPeHs sfoeR
81 IS; So ewes, 90 lbs. $500 'A''O'' - '0s'
e Stock i6s a. and d Feeding Sheep and lambs
Among s the sh ~ on IS th Ss makS were
W. Swngle; Appleton; Canton Brothers. Watson;
Hall Brothers: Foley. H. Schwartz Lester
j. Gardner Hammond: G. Sold' fepin Roh hre
Brothers. Cochrane; g. H. Emmons. Emmons;
~. Halllson, Manchester; G. E. Jude, Maple
Lake; D. G. Harris, Rices.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK, Oct. 2a-catt1e-
Receipts: q ,ooo including 5000 westerns: mar
s!SsHf heif ena SEES
western steers, s5.75@6.50
oo ados,s eft tsac 1900 r.
higher than yesterday; mixed and butchers, &c. 10
Oils; good to choice heavy. $6.9o@7 25; rough
heavy heavy e$e;4e@eso; light, s64o@e.o5; bulk Of
sheep-Receirts, 1s.ooo sheep and lambs
steady; good to choice wethers, s5.5o@3s5; fair
iames, 25@ Rst'Vs lambs $S'0@''0; western
no ees ssssS So IS
5os3; hogs, 2419; sheep, 1902
s5qgx cit S1TY IL LIVE STOCK Oct 2sReceipts
s'fss sa!ss e; lbs st. $685. f1s lbs
10 e ' ee%S $50 S's s,
$2.75; 16 cows, 1.1Oe lbs ST. 8 cows, $50 lbs
u.s. q S' SIS IS. Il K soct
ers, 1,14O lbs, $475; ii yearlings, $40 lbs 81
Is yearlngs, 62o lbs, $40; Il yearlings, 6s4
lbs, 1878.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK Oct. 2s.-cattle-Re
ceipts, $500; steady: Gamers and feeders lower;
beef steers. s4:75@7:5O: cows and heifers. s3@
stockers and feeders, $2.75@4.75.
90 Hogs.Receipts, 3, 100: 5@1oc higher; heavy
nss $5SS? ianS: s55 USES lower year.
ST: LOUIS LIVE STOCK. Oct 2s-cattle-
coys and and feeders
$2.So@52o. anu ''e''e''' ]~'1'e''''' 49, heAans'
Hogs-Receipts, $500; 1oc higher; pigs, $3.50
sheepReeeipts $780, STEADY; sS SeS'(e so 80
O.; lambs, $425@5.s5
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Oct. 2s.-cettle
Receipts $4,000: best steady; others lower;
beef steers, $4.so@s: Texans, s175@4.25; stock
ere and feeders. S2.5o@4.
nogssR 7Gs5p 1000 strong to Zoe higher
dunn, ss72H ass 60. p @'''o@0'o'' me-
Sheer 3 80 5000; steady; sheep, $s@4;
EXIT THE FULL DINNER PAIL.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
" hs he has -, an issue all ready in
cancy.'
What is it?''
THE empty coal pail"
FEMININE, AMENITIES.
Chicago News.
on s to s ncs
something?
Miss De Flypp-wel, you might tell him your
age.
Somebody Is going to win prizes; why
not you. Address Journal and find out
how.
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

PUTS AND CALLS.
Two clock report:
Puts-December wheat, 70Mc.
Calls-December wheat, 713t Q71wc.
Curb-DeGember wheat. 71hc.
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Observation-Disclosures, 1873 cars; Omaha, Il;
st. Louis, 20; Great Northern, gil; 500, a.;
Northern Pacific. 80. ''''
Observation-Disclosures. "a cars; Omaha, 8; st.
Louis, 10; Great Northern, e; Chicago Great
Western, 6.
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PROVISIONS

NEW YORK PROVISIONS, Oct. 23.-Beef-
Steady! Pork-Firm. Lard-Nominal.
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FEMININE AMEN1T1EG,
Chicago News.
Miss Thirtyodd-I want to give my fance
surprise on his birthday. Can't you suggest
something?
Miss De Flypp-Well, you might tell him your
age.
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, Oct 23.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No. :a red cash. elevator, eoAe; Deeem;
G71c. cornHHigher; No. 2, cash, sec; Decem NJ
Der. 4oNc bid. May, 39kc bid. Oats-Higher;
December, 29c bid May. 3Oc; No. white, S4c.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, Oct. 23.-Close:
Wheat-Dece mber, 66N @67c; May. eshc;, cash
October, 5oc: December, ass @ssNc ~ May, s7M
@374c; cash No. 2 mixed, 4965OBc; No. 3
white, 56hc. Oats-No white 33Rc.
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MILWAUKEE GRAIN, Oct. 23.-Flour-
Steady. Wheat--Firm: close. No l northern,
73A @aAc; No: northern 727a @7se; Deem
Steady: 10. :. 81 &c. Barley@No. 3, Sac; sam
pie, 36M5Sc. Oats-Steady: standard, 33@34c.
Corn-December, 5112c; puts, sic; calls, 521Ac.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, Oct. 2s.-Cattle
Receipts. $4,000: best steady; others lower
beef steers $4.9o@s; Texans, s1.75@425; stock.
ers and feeders. $25O14.
heavy, Sc: 7o@ss71s; packers, se7o@S.ss sn me
dunn. $6.721a @6. 90
Sheer. Receipts, 5000; steady; sheep, $s@4 !;
lambs, $3.50@450.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
{Sr the day By Loads follows Chicago Grea
Minneapolis & ST. Louis, 8; Chicago, st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha. i: Northern Pacific, s;
Great Northern,. 4s; Chicago, Burlington &
quincy, 2; 500 Line. ]. Total, Ga.
DispOsitiOn of stoclr Wodnoodor Dot 90.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, Oct 2s-Cattle-
REGENTS, 1890: steady; stockers and feeders,
So. 3O@52O.
Hogs-Receipts, 4.5oo; 1oc higher; pigs, So so
@6:S5; packers, S6.75@7: butchers, S6.S5@7.1O
| O.; lambs, $425@5. IS.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS, Oct. 23-Provisions
opened firm on lighter receipts of hogs than esti-
mated and there was an early advance of from
side account caused loss of most of the early
gain. January pork opened 219c higher. at
$3.50: January lard was 5@7l2 higher, at So 10
@9.12h; ribs unchanged. at $S.27h.
Close: pork-October. $3.50; January,
$15.77E; May; S14 s71a: Lardam - $11;
1920: May, 1885. Ribs-October, $11. so; Janu-
airy. 81 aOMH 321a: MAY. 81 S21h.
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, Oct. 23-Cattle-Re-
ce1pts, $780, steady; Gamers and feeders lower
beef steers, $4.75@7.5O; cows and heifers S36
40; Texans, 81; 75@45o: Gamers, s1.75@2.75;
Hogs-Receipts 3.100: 5@1Oc higher; heavy,
$6.70@675: pigs. $6@6.5O.
sheep-Receipts Is. 100; 10@15c lower; year.
lings, $3.75@4; lambs, $3.5O@525.
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DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT, OCT. g.,

The following are the receipts and, shipments
ut the principal primary wheat markets: ~
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, Oct 23-Receipts
1885; So, 257 lbs, Sc. 60; IS, 245 lbs, $3.50. S'
10 beeves, 1885 lbs, $6.75; "a cows, 800 lbs,
$275; 16 cows, 1.1oe lbs. So; cows, $50 lbs.
$3.50; cows. 1.475 lbs, $4:75; II stockers, TAO
lbs. $275; Fl stockers, $40 lbs So. so; II stock
ers, 1,140 lbs, $4.75; II yearings $40 lbs 81 IS;
Is yearlings, $40 lbs, $40; II yearlings 6s4
lbs, 1918.
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, Oct. ga p.

$50; .balances S11 ,545, 1913. -
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Gold premiums are quoted:
Buenos Aires, 1880; Madrid, 3272.
The Newark journal., 1902-04-25
The School Election l,


 Superintendent of Public h. struction J. J. Doyne has issued the following circular relative to the school election to be held next month;
 As the annual school meeting is soon to be held, and there has been considerable discussion ot late as to the rights of school di. rectors Tn the expenditure of the funds of the distucts, permit me agaln to call your attention to the opinion delivered some time ago by this department and endorsed by the attorney general. Please give this us much publicity as possible, in order that the elec- tors may be ineoimed as to the same prior to the annual meet ing.
 A guide to the electors in voting the tax ir the May meet ing, the directors are required to submit to them tt that meeting an estimate as to The amount of money necessary to meet the eX- pea,es v tHe district for the year t0 follow.
 If no estimate is submitted, and the tax ie voted for general purposes the directors would be authorized to eXpeEd the fund arising therefore for the actual expenses necessary for the main tenaee of the school, except that no part.of 1t could be used for building or seating school house.
 If any part of the district fund k to 5e spent in the purchase of maps, charts, globes, etc., the estimate should so state, and the directors are limited to tfc am1ut therein mentioned.
 The electors may, by vote, au- thorize the expenditure of $25 out of the common school fund l in the purchase of supplies as above mentioned. See section 7045 of the school law.
 A failure of directors to sub. init the estimate as required in section 7049 of the school law is u fnable offense. See section 7039 of the school law.
The Newark journal., 1902-04-25
City of pittsburg Burned.

The City of PiltSburg, one of the finest boats in the Ohio and Lower Mississippi service, Was burned to the waters edge at ap early hour Sunday morning at point about twenty five miles above Cairo, H., on the Ohio river.
 Conflicting estimates re, eiyed from the scene of the accident and from nearby cities indicate that the loss of lte will lun from fifty to sixty, about eyen,y diyid- ed between passengers and crew. Many of the missing are uniIenii- fed and most of the saved are injured either by burning CT from exposure.
 Accounts from the survivors indicate that the most piliful scenes attended the barnmg of the vessel. There were man, children on board. all asleep at the time the fire broke ouI. The vessel was at once headed for the shore, but the damage wa. done iu such short time that the pas sepgers had no time to dress nor to give attention to the frighten cd and stam9cded children, most of whom were lost while ritifullY crying fer ke.p.
The Newark journal., 1902-04-25
A S5OOO Cash Prize Offer.

The Atlanta Constitution offers 5 ,000 in new cash prize contest upon the nu=nberof bales in the total United States cotton crop, i90l=02, provided the estimates are receIvad during April. l902. There ale four plizes, 2.G00. $l. 250 and &1j0 for the best three estimate. and $l.000 for general dist,ibutiou amone rII estimates coming withn 5o0 bales enLeI way from lhe cyirt ti4me. Eye3 estimate must be accompanied by a yearly subscription to h, Weekly Constitution. $l, tut peI year, and double estimates a, allowed on all Constitution mc sunny Sonth eomoin1tlm sub scriplions, both for only $l2. per year.
 The Constitution stands exactly up te the letter npon aIl it's offers Send in today and put the whole thing, letter, money and estimate in the same envelope, addre sseo tO
 TIE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION,
 AtIanta, Ga.
The Newark journal., 1902-04-25
LaxakoIa Does Ii

M remarkable tonic properties reach every oganho liver kidney. @ ~ nerve" nea and branand the cause of your debl. aed condition This tho only way to secure m @ o your oeo " 0S'i''c ana permanent . s'no non. ,' no. the G @ medicine for babies purely vegetable and it, colds els and angul feeling is the ideal simple ieveFs'
 U tastes good tV Children like oaa qsk G,y f
 iaAaSoa the great ooayth nJ.. .t,
 viz n anu t9e n S' -'4 street. M as psHb cbao to LAAHoLs
The Newark journal., 1902-04-25

We notice that our friend John II. Keel, who WAS reelected as representative from Jackson coun- ty, is being mentioned as a prob able candidate for speaker of thc house. Ne hope to see him sue ceed and feel assured that, as speaker of the house he reflect credit upon himself and the entire s.eEn
The Newark journal., 1902-04-25

Abe Woody, who shot and ki- lid Ed Depriest on an excursion train at Mountain Grove last Sep tembei. was acquitted in circuit court at Hartville last week.
The Newark journal., 1902-04-25
Isn't ii Worth 25c. To Be Cured of
 Constipation

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