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New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
GOVERNOR ODELL IN CAMP
r-DcF.ST THOMAS REED, COMPANY c.
rorRTEENTH REGIMENT. INJURED
N A SkIRMISH

,---n, PeekskiII y Y June % Special
- ~ o'clock this afternoon the first OF the
- su1s Of the salute TO the Governor OF
- was fred, announcing that the stage
ms. tHis C-ore-nor 3. B OdeTl, tr-, and his party
. -es,nAd The top OF the hill and the
Aa- ~ or,rds Governor Odeu was accompanied
o@--E =. sac-eta-y Walter Graham. and Adjutant
= = Nelson B Henry. Immediately their
- The party rode 10 Major General Charles
. . 80 +srt. at State headquarters. There the
-. ~ the regiments We're introduced 10 the
Governor
- "a catch the 7,s5 train this evening In the
---,oou Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Phisterer,
- Adiutart General assisted by the adjutants
= -be regiments. staked out the east parade
-,6 for 2 brigade review. This was held at
e. rsual hour for evening parade General AL
- G Barnes, colonel OF the 14th Regiment
,-,sadeG the parade, and Governor Odeu re-
1.v,ed Il The Governor expressed himself well
issse1 with the review and with the progress
- nv the National Guard.
.nother visitor al the State Camp this afternoon
e General rockingham. former Assistant Ad-
---s,- General Of the Second Brigade, and now
-ss,6en- of the sd Regiment Veteran Associa-
-!ou.
sergeant Thomas Reed. OF Company c. 14th Regt-
-,snr has been sent 70 e New-Tork hospital. IN
he Sk5rrnIsh drill yesterday afternoon he sent
+,b a detail 10 reinforce the advance line Just
med a flank movement. the line firing 10 the
50 Sergeant Reed was so near the time
mat his face was terribly burned by powder from
80 ~ he blank cartridges. The surgeons found
N examination that his eyes escaped injury, but
-bere was considerable powder in his face
~ 1880 O'Clock tomorrow morning the I'D Regi-
-1ert viii assemble II marching order ready 10
start 10 The RUa Hook station. There they will
hoard th- train. which Will have brought up the
-T=- Regiment for its week Of camp duty. The
ar Regiment viii strike camp noon. and start
On the march 10 the Roa Hook station at $50
O'clock -
IN lis march In this morning the 18th Regiment
divided ana came by battalions- The lst Battalion
moi the Five Nile Turnpike and Main-sr. route:
ne q Battalion came by way Of Locust-ave..
krov- aS The Valley route. and The Sd Battalion
-ook The old route by way CT Lexington-aya- They
81 camp Roe At 6:45 O'Clock this morning. and
reached the State Camp at % o'clock. They
marched into the grounds in their numerical order
having met in that order where the three routes
,0in-
cer o. the day. Captain Henry De Witt Hamilton
q Company Z. officer Of the guard First Lieuten-
am Frederick 4 Guild: junior officer Of The guard
Second Lieutenant Addison. For the l+th Regi-
rent the detail is, Officer of the day. Captain :
2 Fahnesto2k: officer Of the guard. First Lieu
tenant Frederic q. Crawford: junior officer Of the
guard =. L. Pittilugs
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
CAR BUILDERS MEETING ENDS.
PLACE FOR NEXT CONVENTION OF MAS
TIERS TO BE DECIDED LATER.

Saratoga y. Y. June 20-The Master Car Build
ers Association this afternoon concluded its
thirty-sxth annual convention. The selection of
the next place OF meeting will be decided later.
after A conference with the Master Mechanics
Association which Will assemble in yearly session
here on Monday. The three candidates are Sara
toga Chicago and st. Louis The members find
that the absence Of railway passes has much 10
do with the selection of a place meeting. Here
tofore they travelled complimentary tickets.
The reports OF several committees to-day were
presented by Chairman B Haskell. OF Saginaw,
Mich; D. r. Crawford, OF Bessemer. Ala; J. n
F3,rr of S,lsauehanna. Penn. and e Schroyer
Of Chicago and the TOPICAL discussions were opened
by r H Chefer, of Nashville; II. + Ball; OF
Following officers elected President John W.
Maiden of Boston; first vice president T. W.
Rrazjer OF New-York City, second VICE president,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
SALF OF CLETELAND BONDS.

FIGURES OF ASSESSED VALUATION AND DEBT
Cleveland. June 2o-This city sells on Monday
sa co municipal bonds. In the assessed valuation
o. The city for taxation purposes the real prop
cry ~ the city aggregates E43 2e3 4So; personal
proper-y %: total Slas. ,645 From this
must be deducted S0.o6sT70, which represents the
valuation Of several public service corporations,
which Is in litigation, leaving a net valuation Of
ass 355 z75. TIE gross debt OF the city including
the bonds offered. is S2.345; deducting water
debt g S7 90 sinking fund 8 - leaving total
debt o. SS 457.s51. Seven per cent, the New-Nork
limitation would be SG.G51. 755 showing the city
34ao10 above the \ew-York limit
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

PENNSYLVANIA
TIDE NEW NlTT8TiNNV,
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
Under new ownership and management
OPENS EARLY IN JULY.
refurnished. enlarged and thorough
" m0dernzed complete resort hotel tn the Penn
Mountains Electric lights. hydraulic
y mile of broad piazzas nlagninsnt view GOLF LINKS;
well Eent walks and bathing boating and fishing.
ROOMS EN- SUITE with private baths. GOLF TOUR
NAMENTS and social diversions Illustrated booklet
~ bHIrs from New York via D. l. & W. r r.
E,LSTIS g TIPPINCUTT. LEWIS T BRYANT.
Proprs Haddou Hall. Manager.
city. y J.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
CHANGE IN uEIIC4N G0TERN0RsHIP.

Laredo. Tex. June pa dispatch from Chihua-
hIIa Mexico. says that. while official informa-
tion of the transfer of Governor Ahumada to the
state of Jasco has been received here, so preva-
lent is this idea that three candidates have been
placed in the field for the Governorship-Enrique
4 C,reeL a member Of the Federal Senate and one
of the greatest tnanciers OF the country RudolfO
Ocarrfo and Attorney Joaquin CortaZar. al present
Acting Governor in the absence of Governor Anu
ulada. The opinion prevails that Senator Creel
Will get the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
FOUR DOCKKAeTERs TO "a TRTED.

DOCK Commissioner Hawkes. viii try four dock
masters to-day charges Of misconduct. Two or
ne men, II is said. will be dismissed. and may be
erlInally prosecuted II the charges sustained
notLas Lusk is charged with failing 10 account for
80 !" between January l. 1sll. and January 81, 1soZ
eS q shanc viii be required 10 explain his
~ f1SLe 80 70 account FOR certain wharfage shown
rS --s memorandum books which should have been
VIII &c and turned in Thomas Brady is charged
rn,-l pef fn!itlng the berthing OF extraordinary
FS-s--D oI oarges on the north side Of the West
- ec0nd-st. pier Several other employees viii
= Caliel on trivial charges.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
DOMINION
M4NG73 RrEHELTEII 4"

EtANglH E-GE.ELIEY,
MURRAY BAY, QUEBEC New palatiaI hotel ana
Pichelieu
sal, and baths: climate.
combination OF mountain Beautifully
az the foot Mountains overlooking
majestic River. reached by OF
F & o. y Co. from Toronto Rochester Clayton - Y.
Montreal ard Quebec. Eots open and
booklet H u. Paterson. manage. of z n
O y. Montreal
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
RERk ELEY INN.

pOCANTICO HILLS " 60, " Il
management delightful real country most
grounds ample shade, bowling alley dirt
stable and carriage acconnaodato tons per
The sanitary plumbing appointments
are perfectly unexceed table will be the stand
homelike comfort and absolute
VIII first consideration No malaria no
mosquitoes from City Hall. Putnam Division
y. Central. avoiding tunnel Especially al
for commuters, Address Miss LENNON oI W.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
COMMITTEE TAKES ACTION AS TO CANAL

10 one appeared yesterday at the hearing before
- committee on affairs OF boroughs of the Board
A1oerfnen On a resolution 10 strike from the
go u tAe Borough Of Queens the proposed canal
ro----rS1ns Flushing and NewtoUn rraak as A
ssor .s tns committee in executive ses-
ter. W isp"rt iahorably on the resolu-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

0,IEN SUMMIT HOTEL -
u W. n CROSBY. MGR GLEN SUMMIT. PA
Photogrnphs BoOkcts and all information Lehgn Val
ley Ticket once. 1874 Broadway
DoCoNo MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS. Mt.
/ Pocono Pa: cap 800: ell. la-i H. Goif- Orchestra
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

w P Appleyard. OF New-Haven; third vice-prest-
dent Joseph Baker of Chicago; secretary, Joseph
W. Taylor of Chicago; treasurer John Kirby, Of
Scranton: II. +. Ball of Cleveland. and s. +.
Prince. jr., of Reading.
A public exhibition OF purifying water for boiler
I,sf by the Electra Para given this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
IS MILES AT SEA
BLOCK ISLAND. RHODE ISLAND
OG[gNN W1[gW NOTlEQ,

Direct steamboat with New York Ffot ard
told baths. electric lights. and all modern ap
continents Telegraph oc- and long distance telephone
"a hotel Address WM. H MARSHALL. Hotel PLaza'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
ADIRONDACKS.
ST. GGUBEET75 1WN
COTTAGES

Keene Heights. Essex Co. N Y 49,
Finest resort in fhe Mountains. ACCOMMODATIONS 'VJ
1900 above level Magnificent climate scenery
drives GOLF Tennis Casino Orchestra tSoNI-qS
Billiards Hunting Fishing. Boating ADDRESS EDWIN
H LEE Proprietor. Manager The tTilceIon I'M
Princeton. y. !. New York Representative Robert r.
Wright. Hotel Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21

STEVENS VILLA Newport
FssIIevue- ave opposite Newport Casino home Of lats
NJ. Paran Stevens: OPEN guests: American Euro
Uean plans. Write proprietor for terms
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
BLOCK ISLAND. r

Is miles az sea Surf bathing telegraph. daily ST
boats electric bells orchestra Moderate rates sen
pamphlet E 4 BROWN. New York Office. Hotel
View. 50 West 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-21
RHODE ISLAND.

PllElP1rON MWTEl "ATGH RI HILL
Overlooking Bay and Ocean. Fine Music Han ana Or
chestra Elevator. Only with electric lights Year
beach. Accommodates go Booklet, PARK
Place g A. stone Mgr. Watch Hill. P I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Ser Sturm mirtbi6aftlider unb
politii9er l1naufrtebenbeit Der Dor
einiaen @o9en In ben romantl9en
0dnbern bes europdil9en Sibens los
brad, bat feline eriten wu6tisen &raft:
duBerunsen erId0pft, bic llria@en,
bic i'm i9uten, beitebsn aber fort unb
IafIen neue Meuberunsen ber @emalt
befar9ten, menn bic &esierunsen es
nt@t periteben, nit meiien WaBreSeln
Der wa9semorbenen aeibeui9aft Der
unteren &laiien bes arbeitenben Iols
fes gu besesnen. sSn Barcelona berrldt
seitueilig pieber &ube, aber eS tit ies
ne sefdbrli9e Rube, bic einft nit puls
per unb 8lei Der ruili@e 8efeblsbas
Der In Wari@au erarpanS; iirter Der
gi9e slimmt bas Teuer Der repolutios
ndren Bepesuns fort. Ser @enerals
ftreit Der bortisen Mrbeiteri4aft mar
Ser ausbru9 elmer ruirtli@en Notbs
Iase, In beren &unbSebunsen politii4e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Bombs gu etnem srobartisen l1n=
ternebmen se5ei6net, bas ben Namen
rMiiiourt &tuer Transportation anb
Grain @lepator so " fibrenmtrb. Der
Ylan Der 8etbeilisten lit, &orn, unb
swar 10 uiel als m6slt@, a%ufsufaufen
bteies auf eisenes ba3u se5auten Sc.
tretbe= 8arfen itromabmdris gu i9lep
pen, in eisenen &ornipeidern ouf3u
ltapeln unb nod Wuni + rpeiter gu
uertaufen. Ser 8au bes aeuen sSitb=
mus. &anals mirb bas @siddft In ie.
ber Weiie f0rbern. @ls 6~aup!pldse
fur BITE glepatoren ober GornIpet9er
itnb bte Stdbte Siour 81 ., Omaba,
Decatur, Neb., iomte ct. Soiepb,
NO., tn Gusii@t Senomms IN, bod lit
bamit nt@t aussel@lofen. bab NIT
Der 3eit nod In anberen S,dbten Spei-
der erri@tet ruerben. Ole betrefens
ben @etretbe. 8arten rperbsn obne et=
gene Mai@tnen 10 fonitruirt, baB iie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
Wtr Dertreten bic
minneapolis
DreINmalNinen-
Company
unb ltefern
MinneapDlts @ngtnes,
Separators, Selbitfiit=
|terer, Glomers nnb SG=
|gemhblen Mai6tnerte.

Nae bteie @tn5eltbetle
Der MtnneapDlts
|Dampf=9 rei6mai6ine,
mel9e nit &e6t als bic
bette be5et6net mtrb,
|ltefern Die wini6ens=
mertbeite Nrbett> unb
Der &anf bteier Drei6=
mai6tne tit an5uratben,
neil ite int Staate Mtn=
neiota fabrt5trt wtrb nnb
baber, fails etn Stiid
Der Mai@tne brt@t, bas=
1elbe 19nel Dnr9 etn
anoeres eriebt unb brett
BON nns be5ogen merben
fam nnb 10 einem groz
Ben, nnltebiamen 3ett=
Derluit Dorgebeugt lit.
Wtr baben etnen groBen
nnb ret@balttgen 8Dr=
ratb berartiger &epatrs
at 6anb.
Nn6 p~erfanfen mir Die
@aioltne= @ngtnes, wel=
DIE it6 iebr gut bewdbrt
baben nnb Daber ent=
pfoblen merDen tDnnen.
Nebit ben ermdbnten
Nfergerdtben p~erfanfen
mir Die bette Sdmai6t=
mem, Drills, @tn6mib=
len, &orni6dler, SUIT
teri6net6er, @ggen,|
Disc, Tabr= Il. @ang=|
@nlttpators, Bnbmiib=|
@ang=, SnlfD= nnb
8re6pfliige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

ielbit BET Iebr niebri9em WanerItanb
ben SluB befabren t0nnen.
Colorado.
Oenper. -Ote Na1ridten iber
llnslidsfdQe, mel9e bnr@ S@neela.
rpinen peruria@t werben, mebren ii9
pon Gag gu Sag. 8on allen Seiten
seben Melbunsen Elm, oft bur@ S@nees
i9nbldufer, ba bic Eelepbonz unb
Eelesrapbenleitunsen serit0rt iinb, bab
9aminer, gu Ebal Sesansen itnb unb
Menl9en NIB Ebtere fort9erihen unb
per1@ittet baben. go mirb semelSet:
3manais 8ersleute Der Sunnpitbe'
Wtne rpurben In Der Sonntas Na9t
bur9 eine 0antne peri9ittet unb bic
6duier NIT fortserihen. Son @lab=
itone rpurbe nod Siluerton per 8oten
semelset, bab Der Is Sabre ate Sobn
bes &i9arb Sore BON elmer 9aptne
rporben iet. SIN Der Sams
flag Na9t murbe Elm Stal nit a@t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Wotipe BON auben bineinsetrasen pur.
ben. gr rpurbe our nnteritabuns Der
it%reifenben WetaIarbetter tnIcentrt,
beren beredtiste Sorberunsen BON ben
nn%ternebmern ridlt9tslos absemteien
ipor6en rparen. 9eiber blieben BITE
Streiter ni@t BET Dem paituen Wiberz
itanbe, ber almdlis gum @rfolse bdt:
tie fabren mi fen, ionbern ite lieBen
ii9, pie bas bdufis Der Saa lit, gu
@emalttbdti9tetten binreiBen, BITE bas
ginidreiten bes Milttdrs notbwenbts
ma9ten unb bana@ mar es nllr eine
Srase Der senisenben Eruppen5abl,
ben Mufitanb gu unterbriden. Mber
ueurt er au@ uorldufS rteb~erSebalten
rporben 1T, bic Mabriber &esteruns
bat bamit ipdteren Gusbra@en nur
neue Nabruns Seseben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
EN- niederla9e, 81. Cloud, in der babe de$ OK

Pferben BON elmer 2awine nit fortoe=
fabrt. Oieie Sd0e finb betannt. Was
Der S9neef turn aber ionit nod auae=
rt6tet bat ober nod anridteu mirb,
ba er nod INNER mitbet, ldBt 1d
nidt lasen, ba Der @erfebr gum ar6Bten
Ebetl unterbro9en lit.
@iscomfm.
9agroe. - Der glan, sic
Brauereten bieier Stabt unter einer
9ut gu brinsen, lit burdsefauen unb
aae 9effnuns auf no@malisen Yer=
iu9, BITE 8eri@melsuns suueae au
brinsen, lit sei@wunben. Ste 6eil=
mann=@ eieIi@aft ion bic S@ulb tra=
gen; bteSelbe bat ibr Mttienfapital
uon S65, 600 auf $3.50, 900 erb6bt
unb mirb cine aeue 8rauerei mober1=
iten Stils erbauer, unb bamit tire
aeiitunssfdbtstett BON $4,000 auf
It's, 900 Sab erb6ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
Gbampipn : 8inber.

Sbrea uieen @otbeilen wesen fet bic Champion Mdbmaibine in 10
GROCER ya6frase. Mn ibr ribmt man nameuti9 ben Iortbeil, baB, ie sr6=
ber behm Champion @rasmdber ber @tben anb Dor Der Singer anse III, be=
ito fdrhr bic 6abrrdber mf ben 8oben sebridt perben, bober mebr 3us= unb
S@neibetraftb eruorsebro@tmirb. Das 3usbntt prinaip besg Champion bMt
Bite Sabrraber feft am goOsn, ielbf penn bic Siuserfanse semaHiam sesen
ein ~feffebenbes Sinbernb itObt. Sur tdnen anbern Grasmdber wMb in
beler gSeiie earantie sdeifet. Gin wethrer @oraus 1T, bB bas gbamz
pon weHer unb bic srebfanse senau in ainie sebaten meben f6uneu,
moburb Elm 3erbre9en bher @al6inent6dle perbitet rpirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Ute feb. fs nm Gnre gtteren?
Or. Sobb's Sparasus pilleu beileu allie
Hierenleiben. Yrobe fret. @br. Sterline
@emedp Co., Chicago ober u. 2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
Wi9isan.

Nlpena. = Ser nod unterl9la=
suns BON $4,000 Fidtts serporbene
S@asmeiiter Sreb. @. Eager 1T laut
Sreitas einsesansener Madri9t In
Mertco, 70 Weilen por Der @rense
Seras entfernt, seieben morben. Gin
S@erif lit ausseianbt, i'm gu uer=
baften. Oie @eieui@aft, pel9s fur
i'm 8arsi9aft iteate, bate ebenfaIs
einen 9aftbefebl ermirft.
Stanbtb. - 2ebten Montas
dl9erte etn Seuer, uet@es I'M Stanbtib
Sauie entitanb, a@t @ebdube ein, ebe
es unter &ontrolle 9ebra1t rperben
tonnte. Ser @elammtuerluit betrdSt
$50, 900 NIT rur etpa SIS, 600 Ser.
ii6erun9.
Sotpa.
Siourgttp. CINE gan3e Mn=
3abl Der bebeutenbit item Gapttaliiten
unlerer Stabt baben bereiiS BITE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Nu9 In bieiem Sabre baben mir
mieoer ben fetniten 8orratb, Der
fur @elb sefauft meroen tann. Sci
uns fauft man Sop. 8ussies, Sabr=
itraBenr@ asen, Ereibmasen unb
Sprinwasen.
&raoleb, Glart g.. 8uggiea.
Oteie 1tnb bic fetniten, bic su benz
9reiie i'm 0orbmeiten sema9t per=
BEN. Wtr itnb u%orbereitet, Sebem,
Der Elm 8ussp ober Sprtnsmasen
ODER &utide faufen min, ein Sc
fdbrt gu ltefern, bas an @ite unb
8iatsfett trsenb etnem anberen
Sabrttat uoraus lit.
Goneoro Sussies. IQsemein
mirb s~useseben, baB bteie gussies
bic beiten unb uor5islt@iten iinb,
bic sema9t merben. Niemals Dor.
tie man BON etwas 8eHerem.
Gelumbia. &ussies. Sebes bie=
fer 8ussies lit benz &dufer saran=
rbeit ldBt ni@ts gu wini@en ibris.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

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SIM 9aM mur @d9Mstn Bat Der Smmr our @e@s assdumbm, bab wmn ct fe GdmsndHe
BE us taH, dnn aMdnS bd afbHeb mba In Der gbmwonaeamne dnG deNMb abt NIT
benz nfhe Wd9mee fdn 8aTdbm spbaten urmag. Wr ben Champion =Bmbn or HNumahbms
omrS um&m tH, lit Der obmmbtaa ehbm f9 abg em Ssr gu benasm SNr mb @agl
gbte sbm Champion nMt 50 abg ghbr lit aud umrS hbd@nr unabrrffG@. sic u9t wetwd s
an@s Sabrht 1T unaBa9a, 70 bab tie Saumr bic f. gbuu8m, basr bponmmn, Omma@ fur ben
Sama ENG rmB it,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

@angpaige, 5tbp1age umb 8redphige.
Qmh in gHiam.f mt mani BET usm r bs aQnhH. gu pmmfn mr Oe gFisl mdde a@r so
Sbr fd i'm @ebuub bmNn bam Wrb anh bic 2rablHNHn9e, bic aummdrs aB msgga@na an
naamt mmSm. ms manfsgfus, lift Der gannG Mp Clipper ub ais eunp Der X strabl gu EN-
ptbeu; ais @ouwHus mmt bic Xxx @hIm. DMe eohn fbb tie aauMan i'm SMs aM umr pFh
g fb suouhr, sB F in iep&n gebmum gut abhn a@ prmufn MIR bic Mtulne Gamns
@anwaaae pie bic gbhp Guf 0@, Guilty ub@ amNlse bic f@ ais WTdsH@ gwtdn bom
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

H. G. 3. Beers Letter.

New Orleans. August 2.-Iieayy buying
by prominent short operator caused our
market TO open to points higher, and
additional buying By n scattered Interest
occasoned n further advance OF to
points shortly after This hrmness was
predicated on the opinion that the bureau
renort on Monday would be buillsh. How
ever as soon "a the urgent demand was
uiIed values eaacd on near the CLOSE max
Inc The net gain points Oh August aud
10 Z on the other months.
Good rains fell In the central and eastern
nortlons OF the belt where needed, and
Tesas was generally dry. The pred'e.
tons are for fair weather tonight ana
sunday in Texas, Arkansas. Louisiana and
MIssissippl aud for showers In the At
iantics From the consensus OF opinion
here operators believe the bureaus general
average condition may be around 80 per
cent as compared 20 T72 last year. net
Xvithstanding the fact that weather condi'
tious during July would warrant an aver
age al high or higher than last month.
Therefore as local traders anticipate an
unfaHorabie bureau report the interest ms
heer, eyened up 10 Il large extent II N.
General average condition ranges aroand
So the market will probably advance, bal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
FOR FEEDING SHEEP

per hundredwelght. or In the neighhorhood
OF $3.50 per head. Ordinary stoch ewes
bunch Of feeders gold Tor s375. This Is a
little out Of line Of the general ,rend OF
prices. however. comparison with values
~ feeders this season aud last summer Is
Interesting
year ago when the drouth was at It's
height feeding sheep were nbout the
worst sellers one could imagine. Plenty
Of stock was disposed Of for sl.J0a2 = and
II was hard TO secure these figures. Nobody
wanted such sheep lhis year II IS en-
tirely different. A well known operator says
the only thing that Is keeping fat nnltong
demand for feeding sheep Then the CON.
try men are willing ana anxious to pay IS, -
for thin wethers aud car not get them, the
packers must give more for the fat stock.
Kansas City II the biggest feeding cattle
market Ia the country and there ~ no rea-
son why she might moi have the same rec
ard with sheep. The demand IS here, The
traders are here, All that is lacking Is the
supply TO meet the inquiry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
IMMENSE ORDERS HELD
BY COMMISSION BUYERS.
Contrast OF Conditions With Those OF
Last Year-Prces for Fat Muttons
Sustained.

In less than two weeks the movement OF
grass sheen from the ranges Of Utah should
be ON IN force, says the Drovers' Telegram
Local dealers have long anticipated th's
event for the reason that it WIN Ill
lone.felt want-it will supply country buy
ers from Kansas and Missouri with feeding
sheep which they have been unable TO pro
cure SO far this season AS the summer
has progressed the demand for feeders has
grown npace until 1t is stronger at 'Ae
present time than ever before. This Is an
unusual state Of affairs. for In ordinary
years as soon as the western stockerS oe-
Gin 70 come 10 market the country buyers
Law down In the traces and play for low
priced stock.
1t is safe TO SAY that 1000 western iesu'
ing sheep could be sold here within the
next seven days at highly remunerstiYe
prices-In fact, about the highest price On
record. Every day country payers write
In 70 their commission frms asking whether
Il would be possible for them 70 secure =
load OF nice wethers or stock ewes. These
letters have been placed on file. We're
they hunted IN, doubtless orders for 80,
600 sheep IN the aggregate could pc pFongn'
10 light. In regard TO prices i mi ps
mentioned that good Western leeding
wethers are today worth from ss.-oasS'vs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
HIDES AND WOOL.
Rrenham gudaet.

BRENNAN. Texas, August AT San An
tonic this week Mr. Dick Rivers was united
in marriage to Mrs Emma Rivers, widow
of the late T. b. Rivers, Both parties are
well known IN this city, where they Tor
Inerly resided
Burney Parker moved his rond gang from
Mill creek, where they have been repairing
a bridge TO down on the Greenoak road.
Parker hops from one end OF the county
10 the other and does quick and substantial
work wherever needed,
Mr. Schwindemanu Of Carmine has raised
a quantity OF large fine apples aud demon
strated beyond q question OF a doubt the
tnre His example should be emulated.
Mes6ames York and w. Il. Dwyer, Miss
Hester Abbott and Earl Dallas viii leave
tonirht for a trip to Nova Scotia. The
marty viii be Joined at Temple by Mrs,
benny ana daughter, Miss nellie Denny Of
The colored summer normal which closed
In this city Thursday had over nifty col
ored Teachers In attendance. Prot Ur-
bnntke was general supervisor OF the nor
NAL 49,, ,.,u ,.oaooa a.
once 10 ale suit against the delinquent tax
pIP5 rafs Pace aud Tarrant are back from
ciddues where they have been the past
month. conducting summer normal Inc
normal was a marked success anu eioseh
N.Y. NJ FrItz Meyer IS reported as being dan
| yeronsly IN His Illness was caused by
Toundg received some time ago from
| knife Ia the hands Of negro
cav Hill and Brennan VIII pay pHsepaii
Rrenham viii play sllkyile tomorrow at
| t,,rsman's mark. The first nine Will play
raeie Lake IN this city Tuesday ana
Wednesday