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New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-IOrk. Nav II. 1902.
BEEVEs- Receipts. 81 or 3ss head. mainly con
signed No sales reported. Dressed steady
city dressed sides 9Fqllc per 10. Gables
crived quoted American live cattle selling l4aI5c,
refrigerator beef l2c 10.
carried 10 Bermuda day cattle 1856 sheep and
JO OF beef. the latter estnatd NJ
ported for TO morrow
CALVES-Receipts head. Of which were iii
Az u be sod-Sy at Jersey city
al The showed weakness,
pens fully cleared Neals sold S5nSI
one little bunch 81 -: mixed calves $5aS0 II y
city dressed yeals extreme Slsq1Olac per n:
country dressed higher at IA lOc
* l.. = Dillenback: % mixed calves.
average. 50 l2la lO5 do l13 So
II. Hollis; - veals. l25 10 at 50 -: 20 mixed calves
IFS II. s..
Tobin & Shannon 20 veals l24 10 81: 5 do 100 10
s..
10 at IS.
Newton 6 Co.: veas lis N, at So so; do. so 10
81 so.
Ct 1854 head. making. with
from yesterday. total OF to he
JERSEY city sheep and good lambs ruled while
the undergrade lambs and spring lambs quiet
steady prices The fully cleared. Clipped
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

spring wheat States calculated 10 hasten farm work
Sate mas been delayed. Private dispatches
test,hs IN LeXas The Price Current likewise
bearish with moderate sentiment News from
ior cargoes passage coast The export trade
eIs comprised 10 loads No hard winter and loads
@ hstlhs more or less restraining effect on sellers
even II no direct impulse prices the
at interior points FOR the day prospects for de-
cIeas" OF 10000 bushels in Northwest this
Week against lisa 1900 bushels reduction week
@ from New York reaching 2T65OO bushels
Nih IussOo bushels OF besides latter being perhaps
suseestVe or an increasing demand for wheat later
-N"rthWest arrivals were 10 against
week and 1873 ago advices from abroad
.hahHed while Paris closed partly points higher
~ meeting OF the board Of managers II decided to
Sash wheat. o ahoat basis. follows. red
SSc elevator |Oec 93c contract; Northern
arrive; No Northern NeW-Yor6. SAKE prompt: /
naid Manitoba 81 10 arrive: No Northern Manitoba
aiu -" Grk, SAC prompt. CORA rather
severe decline took place in yesterday May losing
&c ana other positions sc under liberal sales for long
account prompted by favorable conditions the de
cine IN wheat and increased country notably
from Iowa and Illinois Cables showed %ai2d net ad-
vance, but had little effect when
weight of bear influences hand Cash circles
again destitute OF feature business At Chicago 33
Interior receipts this week running considerably
hind last No corn closed at 7OAsc elevator. 7O5sc
export: No white Tl7.c and No . yellow II ssc
Of large export trade. embracing 10000 bushels
price lower than TO the local trade inducement
the interests Of the deal being by a prominent
operator at Chicago sales having been In progress
duh and all day crop and with other
markets No , oats closed at 47c; No 3. 46l2c No .
white. 5la55leC. and No white clips, 5212c.... RYE
Market No l Western 65A4C, and No = Western
65i. both anoat: state rye 62a63c BARLEY
Market dull Feeding quoted 64d6Sc and mailing
81 I3C both (. New-Nork.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
;eceipts the ports interior points TODAY COM
ed with the date last week and last wear:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
moderate demand; sales 1000 bales speculation and ex
port. 600: American 6,OOO. mddng upland ; 3-32d:
opened steady 964Q4 advance closed quiet
but steady 2g3 points higher May. 459tsb; May
June, 59b; June July. 459s: JuyAugust 0S14s. Au
gust September 4bSb; September October, 43sl4s:
tobeT November, 5SOb: November December DE
January. +201fb: January FebrIs ~ 2l- Man
chest-r-Harns neglected: cloths
FLOUR AND MEAL-BuyeTs holding or and
about Zoe under the asking price spring patents
general trade slow on account OF the wheat decline
Spring patents 81 2Oqs4 ~. straghts s5us4
patents 81 s0qsi IS spring clears So iVgsS 20
No winter. So 30dS3 40 winter 81 $50
S3 ~: grade. s22 5Oqs23 CO. spot arrive
RYE FLOUK-Steady; quoted: Fair good. 50 l6QsS
choice T. fancy. 81 45Qs3 -. COENMEAf-~O
MEAIs-Qu-t: quoted: Fine white and yellow 81 500
*: coarse. 81 2sgsl 30. .FEED-FTrm: quoted
String $40 70; sacks o 25n
Sly 30. spring bulk. SIS 70. spring bran inddng
SIsQS33 5O winter bran s20qs2S CITY bran s9 So
s2O buck sharps. SIS o0 lnseed oil cake x27 "a
corn Oh cake $23 co. hominy chop so; oilmeal s27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF continued yery ravorah lie
DrosDects Western States q Isck
support bulls lost their
The only aDDearance strength right at the
when intentionally English and little Sorsign
buyin1 short demand here advance
ricas slIsbtiv Refora o'clock this had given ,s 20
,oderat and short operations prices losing ,he
int ana decuing 70 Sic around which hsure tbe beid
most ~ tbe yession occasionally dropping shade bsio
90 but not ,or snv length Of time bears ysra s,e,I
about extending their short lines und.r the
cmstsrces The situation consisted good rains All
Frtday and continuation Of bright warm weather in
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
NAVAL STORES.

market for spirits turPentne was steady firm
but unchanged here. and firm the
Rosn steady. but only fairly active. Tar
TAR-Pine bbIs. 81 90; oil bbls. 81 -.
RoSIN Comm0n to good strained 81 53asl bTis: n
X 81 "a NJ. So 10: y. 81 80; w 81 -; W 81
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentne 40i bbls
Tar 2503 bbls
savannah MAY l5-Turpentine firm at 45Ac: receipts
T53 45S. exports 4sl. Rosn firm: receipts
and -. 81 r. 81 -: +. 81 30; c. 81 as H. 81 80 l.
X. 81 ~; NJ. 81 50; n. 50 10; G. So 10; W.
So
Charleston. l5-Turpentne and rosin hanged
Wilmington. May l5-SDirts turpentine firm 44s4c:
ROsn firm 81 O5QS 10 bid receipts
2Jt bbs turpentine firm 81 i0 81 81
receipts ~ bbls. Tar 81 30: receipts. bbs
London May 15.-Turpentne- Spirits 34s 5l4d. Rosin
American. strained. Is ID: fine
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
1oNnoN WOOL. MARKET.

London MAY The offerings the wool auction sales
to-day numbered bales mainly medium class, The
good. superior merinos II cent
above sales. cape OF Good Hope and Natal was
trade and Germany. Following are the
sales in detail: New South Wales. 300 bales secured
42.dHlS Sad greasy 1l2ddls i2d. Queensland, 300
bales: Is 2iNls ID, 3Sad Victoria 200
bales: TitdHls 2I +i4dG1s I'd South
Australia LOO bales, secured IdGls I'd. ~
lOi2d West Australia 4oO bales; secured 9dG1s
44alOd New Zealand. S0o bales secured, 3l<ddls lid
greasy 4d1ld. Cape Il Good Hope and Natal. 1000
bales. secured Is 2dTls 3-i; 5GSi2d- Punta
Arenas. 40o bales. 3l2d6i2d. Italy, 100 bales
occurred lOG1Otzd.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. May Is, 1902.

,,r.r,r.r, New-York. May Is. 1902.
,t ,EEL6e market for coffee futures opened steady
Mn prices Jdlo points higher moderate demand from
ghoTIs ana Wall Street commission houses Firmer
i sei on and continued quiet during balance
T.on' IiraFy brazilian receipts prevented active
lS iIg Whe selling by importers profit taking by
M smaller longs resulted afternoon reaction which
I't prices nnally net unchanged
sa!tS were 10 40 bags. net advance OF X
NuIIe IN the French market for the Hamburg
t Esnea pig Bic improved 100 res and the exchange
rate 100 10 y sgd Santos ruled firm
IN the street market increasing reported
Tor the spot article with feeling steader Quotations
were based on 5i2c for Rio = invoice lots.
The range OF prices in the local market to
day as 'N' -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
Asslquee Noilces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Supreme
Il Court OF the state Of New York made by the Hon
Samuel OF the Justices Of said Court on
o March. 1902. notice is hereby All
and persons having claims against Sprague
ADuarstus Company. lately doing business at West
49nd street in Borough Manhattan city OF New
york that they required 10 their claims with
therefor duly verified the
uv appointed Assignee Of said Sprague Apparatus Com
fr the benefit creditors his place OF transact
Ing business 33 West 42nd Street Borough OF
Manhattan city OF New York. before sOth day
OF 1902.
Dated New York March 2+th. 1902.
BERTRAM l. WEBSTER. Assirn
SHEPARD PRENTISS. Attorneys for Assignee. 10 Wall
Street Borough o Manhattan. CITY OF New York
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
OIL COuP4NIES CONSOLIDATE.
SEVEN CONCERNS COMBINE. WITH CAPITAL.
OF s6.0eoO 90. AS MICHIGAN DIAMOND
OIL COMPANY.

Detroit, May l5.-Seven oil companies, with Offices
in Detroit, doing business in Texas. have been
consolidated under the laws Of South Dakota into
one big concern. known the Michigan Diamond
Oil Company with a capital Of 100000
The companies amalgamated the Michigan
and Beaumont Oil and Refining Company, the
Detroit and Saginaw Valley oil and Refining
Company. the Detroit and SpindetOp OIL and
Refining Company. the Wolverine Oil and Refining
Company. the Peninsuar Oil and Refining Com
pany, the Ohio Oil and Refining Company and the
Diamond Oh Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, May Is. p. m--Cotton-Spot. moderate
business prices higher. American midGlinE. fair
5iad. good middling. T-32d middlinE. SD; low
mifdlnG Cd; good ordinary. I'D; ordinary 4@sd The
sale Of 700 bales. OF which 1000 were
speculation export and included 640O American
Receipts Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady; American middlnE Z o G, May. { 59-64d1
6id buyers Nav and June. 59-Gtd buyers: June
and July G4d sellers: July and August 5S-64d8
80 64l sellers; August and September, 80 eid buy
ers. September October. 64dd4 80 64d sellers
October November 80 Cad buyers; November and
December. % 6+dd4 2S cad buyers; December and
January 2G6idd4 % 64d buyers January and Febru-
ary 4 % sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot e. WSsi S Street and
OThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
COrtiandt Streeus Is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station, except where otherwise noted
7,o A. VI FAST MAIIe-LimIted to Two Buffet Parler
aiNw Sais New York to PitsbqTg Sleeping Car F''s0aFs "
sss " EAsT LISE Pii';SsTE and ,;;,a3 Ssyssads con-
Cars For GbIHsso ag SHsi.,S ToIe5o CIacI1nat Ind
i2S 20.o =, VI CHICAGO sT LOUIS 53
5Ss sS1 F. :, n ISgEs sui 64I BiHiHT Car p,ssurr Ind
& s5aPo, b LPSsyIIe s. LSqs DINING c3T 5,o,,, For
zS F. faIeOf n Pc sePTsy EIPRRsFor PRES Car tssu ana
Route Connects foT SeveIa5d aI wa excs saturday
For Pittsburg. Cleveland ana Cincianati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
SnSt S $50 30 tPinns G5r 100 Des5E9sses Sx and Ces s
a. M Is IS , 5G21 DINING "a SaTl lSSS SDinns mn coa
PsTI6r snds Streets s1S 2o g Cq2gTsssi9asI Linz % al
s,IaC' s6g caF' As GpinRs CaT} S25 Y 10 night.
P Ps,,d2 II 50 Dlnng ca G % "GOnsTsssonsi LlI an
soTIHEf;N RAfLw44GEapress eE @ a25 AS p. NJ II 10
ATIANTiG COAST IINE.-Ezpress. o25 a. m. and . Is
sEARoARP I7. AIR LINE RAH.wAY-'FIorda end Metro.
Pontan Limited 1255 daily. Express. l2lO night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAII.wAY.-FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE XND OF oHio p r. RAfLwAY-755 a m week
FOR OLD PoINF COMFORT and NoRFoLK-TSs a m
ATLANTiC cTYR ana aos 3 m daily sSd IS N weekdays
sundays; 80 a. m Through Vsstibuled Trains Bnt-
let Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays
PaTi9r smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and stand
CAPE MAf--l2J5 p. m. week DAYS.
west Tweny s,Teet SH sfason SIS a. m i2 -
2o 10 and bbp ll2S p m sGndsy5 Gsyt s sTe, a M q 90 -
m. 1880 340. $40 IL p sundays. AIS a
m. 8 Is r.
FOR PFfILADELPHlA-
iDsssrossss M and GoTtIaRd5 % e Ssr9sts g s, e9 % m
tDesbrosses and Cortlandt Streets 1000 Dining carr
1919 Dining IL IS a 1888 Dining carr. zle
(Desbrosses Cortlandt 2O 255 . tDfn-
ing Carl 35S 25 Dining carr = 81 Dining Carl.
$50 Dining Car T.55 s25 SIS. O. q 2 10 night
Sundays. G. 10 755 coaches) S25 $40. 925 (DntnS
Car; 955 CimiteGl IS 1055 Dining Car a. m IsaS
Dining carr L55 Dining Carl. 32S tDniEg Car). Sa0
=23 Dining Car) ASS Dining Carl $50 Dining Carl
Ticket Offices 46 1895 1854 III and PSI Broadway:
1S2 Fifth Cbeow 23d ST.; Astor House: West
Twentythird and stations foot
Court Street $50 Fulton
Street. 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
BrooSlyn Station Jersey The New York Transfer
Company call check baggage from hotels
residence through destination Telephone pa
Eighteenth Pennsylvania Railroad Cab SER
vice.
J. b HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD.
Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
$500 'loCo. I'll 30 A. NJ. 100. fl3O $50 800
FFrom Liberty 81. onIv 'Day- fDaily. excent Sunday
Sunday only. tParlOr only Via Tamaqra
Offices Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry I1a 261 sS4
Broadway. jth Ave. S0tare w
i53 East 125th st 2TS West l2th St. 30 Columbus Ave-
York: Court St 3+f 500 Fulton St Rrooklvn. %
Broadway. Willamsburg New York Transfer Co calIs
for and checks baggage TO destination
C. RESLER. NJ BURT
Gen'l Manager. Gen'I PISS Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

~ an order OF Hon. James a Blanchard, one OF the
OF 10 Supreme Court Of the State OF
notice is hereby given all having claims against
the Thompson Nson Company. lately doing merchant
tailoring business r. 18th City York
~ nresent the vouchers thereof duly verified
,ha assrner Robert RathboEe. who has been
nontrd assignee Of said Thompson Nhson Co. for the
be7 M ~ It's creditors office. No. Ill Broadway in
tha Borough OF City OF New York or be
fore the day OF June, 1902
Dated New York. the 10Th day OF Aprll 1902
ROBERT G. RATHBONE. Assignee.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

coTToN-Cotton higher and lower by turns and
gave scaIpers an excellent opportunity repeated
ne market opened steady. with point
,sIer 10 POINTS lower and for short rather
stb 9haer room selling based large receipts
amer disappointing Liverpool cables absence
eTSsEo eso pubic support Then came sharp rise which
1aiIl'd july from OOlc 70 9OSC a OF
shorts and interests started l
taIk OF too much rain in belt and
predictions Tor bulish weekly
II was feared BY room operators that long inter
%%as % baoLY ahoit OF the summer mOnths had
that a former Wall Street bull who has been
C[eai,ed with playing the short side for decline
FoH'S' hhu once more swung around
was Duying both July and August. But a commission
houses ola not enter
ahd Liverpool reflected tired feeling
oca market later sagged nearly opening figures
AGAIN IN the tnidafteTnoon the bears
ht"ed claims that Wall Street preparing to buI
cotton bHt were reassured the close
LIe from several prominent local traders
tIIofs 'ieny against the summer months.
vas hhaiy quiet and steady, with prices 5qS points
Io"eF Speculation was tame much OF the session.
private crop accounts unQuestiOnably
'eiFed al ths time In
tFs 10 soaking rains were forecasted
entire belt 70 night and Central Texas re
Selltd a thorough drenching last night doubt
less BE well watered again night.
The range Of contract prices market to dav
was as follows: - 1'
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A NJ and IS 2. NJ Daily. SUNDAYS. 70 PITTS
field and North Adams. sundays only. at o % A M
Pullman all through
Trains Illuminated with PintsCh Light.
Ticket Offices 113 2st. AIS and 1216 Broadway. 25
Union So. w. Columbus iS3 West 125th ST.
St i3s1h St. stations. S3S and T25
Fulton 1OS Broadway. 2. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sth Street. York Central
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WestrOtt Express Company
A IT SMITH GEORGE T DANIELS.
pas Aua7
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE,

Buffalo May j.-F Flour quiet firm Wheat Spring
nothing done 40 Northern carloads soc winter de
nand light. 10 red. sgizc. Corn dull: No yellow.
So; No DO 6S'zc: 10 67@sc; No 81 1zc.
Oats dull white, 49izc. do. $40: No mixed.
S1c, No 3 DO. 46lzc. BarIey-Nothing doing Rye-No
J. C3d63 i-c. Canal freights St ady.
Chicago. May l5.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILsoaD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Franklin Station. New Ycrk as toIoxx
and Is later foot West 4@d ST. y R:
. 10 \. M-For INTERN. points 70 Albany.
I'll 20 a. ND iudsSn Riv- & Moh. Express.
100 P M.-Chcago Express.
'225 p. M-COnt Lin for Detroit. Chicago St fr-
t3;+5 p. No For Hudson River Points & Albany
'6:l5 p M.-For ROch.. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago
fI;43 +. M-FOr ROch. Buffalo. Detroit & ST Louis
-9;l5 p M-For Syra- Roc1.. Mag Fails. Det. & Chi
'Daily 1Daily. except sunday. Leaves
No AZ tlO;45 A No at IS 06 ?. NJ Leaves Jersey
City. =. R r Sta. No. at fll:2O a.
p NJ. Time tables principal and ofaces
checked from hotel or residence by Westcotts Ex
A. H. SMITH. .. f LAMBERT
Genl superintendent Gen'l Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
RAILROADS..
WABASH RAILROAD.
LackaWanna Railroad.

Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher
10000 A. M.--FOr Buffalo, Chicago and ST. Louis
81 L. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
TACO p M.-For Scranton and PlvmOuth-Buret
'6:IO Z. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
.S:i5 r. M.-For Utica. Oswego. Ithaca
300 A M.-For Buffalo and Chicago-Through Sleep
p. NJ.
Tickets I'D Broadway Cor. Howard ST.: ilss Broad
Brooklyn. 49,
.Daiiy. tExeept Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL e. r.
Liberty st. and south Ferry Cime from South
Ferry Ave minutes earlsr-
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHI NK-T40O ais Easton Bethlehem
onlyl 9.1O 4. NJ. 10 40 t'5. * only) P.
Sundays. - - A. NJ 1OO 5 80 2. NJ
WILKESBARRE AND SCR ANTON-f4OO. s.IO
A. NJ. 4 40 p. NJ Sundays. '425 a NJ
Ian kEsNNOOIb, TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAT-
r4.OO 80 A NJ IsR. $40 Cg4IO, Lakewood only).
500 p. NJ. Sundays. 10. IS \. n
ATLANTIC city, 40 a. NJ. $40 P
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-s4OO A. NJ $50
p. NJ.
LONG BRANCH, ASBTRY PARK. OCEAN
GHONE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS--V4OO $50. 11SO \. NJ. AS. $50 P NJ.
Sundays. 9CO a NJ 400
PHILADEI PHIA.-f'+ Is 90 900 5000 sfI 70
a. NJ. 100 tt-3O. 1900. t.3-4O 400 t4SO $500.
1000 700 tT3O. $500. t9-25 P VI. sI2I5 Mdt
READING, HARRISBU re. POTTsVILLE AND
MIiLIAMSPORT-iI+. 400. 425. $500. f9.lO t1OOO
Reading onlv) QI3O Reading and PottsviIel. ffS1.OO
tl3O p NJ. 'i2lS MdL except Harrisburg Il so
5000 +. NJ. Reading and Harrisburg only 143O
SANDY HOOK ROTTE-Fronn .Sot of Rector -
Pier s Atlantic Highlands, SAAbright. Monuouth
Beach and LOng Branch. 10 A NJ. 4 80 P. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

>, oiiee market steady No Rio 1890; exchange
i 80 receipts. 1900 bags days.; cleared
hlted states 10000 bags: stock 653O0O bags Santos
pHee market firm good 1920: receipts
22Ob bags 1.-TWO days: stock. O69 bags. Hamburg
Sohee market opened unchanged; al 23O p m net
= pig higher; sales. 1900 market
opened barely steady y franc higher; 10 unchanged
az barely steady ana unchanged: $50 p m
changed; total sales, bags
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
Pontiac Place.

The approximate amount Of the anC
other liens he allowed o he
out Of purchase paid referee Is
go dollars and interest.
Dated. York. May IL. 1902.
RANDOLPH HURRY Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

At o'clock a portrait of Rear Admiral John
Pnip, the commander Of the Texas at the battle
Of Santiago. unveiled. Admiral Philip. who
died while commandant of the Brooklyn yard was
particularly interested in Miss GOuld's plans for
the sailors and his Will always be assOcate ed
with the work.
In the evening there a reception for the men
q the navy only Addresses We're made by several
naval officers, Mrs. +. A McAlpin and Miss Gould.
More than hundred sailors registered, took
rooms and enjoyed the privileges of the building
LAST
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

shipment sugars
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

receipts Of hreadstuns interior points thousands
as IhIte ciphers 5000 omitted Flour bbs grain bush
New-York tribune., 1902-05-16

tof West I'd CoEandt snd Desnr0sses Streets g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-26
CITES TIE PARTYS PROMISE
Representative Smith of Michigan Says Beet Growers Relied Upon
Republican Protection When They Invested $0 600 900
e Cuba to Get Twenty Per Cent Reduction
JJTAsHINGroN. Feb. 25.-The Re

HASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The Re-
wv publican members of the house
of representatives met in caucus
at SIS o'clock to consider the question
of Cuban reciprocity. the Republican
members of the ways and means com
mittee having reached an agreement
to grant reciprocal concessions of about
20 per cent. There WAS an unusually
large attendanee az E52s 9epuhliean
members being present. Representa-
tive Cannon of Illinois was chairman.
Chairman Payne of the ways and
means committee presented a bill on
the lines authorized by the Republican
members of the committee. as follows:
That for the purpose of equalizing
the trade of the United States with
Cuba, the president is hereby author
lied. as soon as may be after the es-
Enlistment of an Independent govern
ment in Cuba and the enactment by
said government of immigration and
exclusion laws as fully restrictive of
immigration as the laws of the United
States, to enter into negotiations with
said government with a view to the
arrangement of a commercial agree
ment in which reciprocal concessions
may be secured in favor of the products
and manufactures of the United States
by rates OF duty which shall be less
by an amount equivalent to at least 20
per cent ad valorem than the rates
imposed upon like articles when i'm
ported into Cuba from the most IA
VOred of other countries: and when
ever the government of Cuba shall en-
act such immigration laws and shall
enter into such commercial agreement
with the United States and shall make
such concessions in favor of the prod
ucts and manufactures thereof. as
aforesaid. and which agreement in the
judgment of the president shall be re-
ciprocal and equivalent he shall be
authorized to proclaim such facts, both
| as to the enactment of such immigra-
ton laws and the making of such
| agreement and thereafter the impoSi-
/ ton of the duties imposed by law on
all articles from Cuba into the United
states shall be suspended and in lieu
( thereof shall be levied upon all ar
! tiCles imported from Cuba so pc. cent
/ of the rate of duty now levied upon
/ like articles imported from foreign
/ countries.
immigration Restriction Vital.
The president shall have power. and
! II shall be his duty. whenever he shall
/ be satisfied that either such immigra-
/ ton laws or such agreement mentioned
\ in this act is not being fully executed
/ by the government of Cuba. 10 notify
such government thereof and there
after there shall be levied on all ar
/ ucles imported from Cuba the full rate
/ Of duty provided by law upon articles
/ imported from foreign countries
/ Mr.. Payne spoke for more than an
hour in support of this plan. He was
/ frequently Interrupted by questions
/ from Representatives William Alden
I Smith, Gardiner. Weeks and Hamilton
| of Michigan, and Lester OF New York
Mr.. Smiths question contained the
/ statement that. relying upon the Re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-26
WASASLAVE TO DRUGS
Wealthy Montana Man Ends His
Life Because of Terrible
Bondage.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb. 25.-De-
spOndent from brooding over his in
ability to throw off the drug habit, y
ID. IsdelI of Pony, Mont, ended his life
az the Hotel Nicolet today by shoot
ing. Mr.. Isdell was wealthy and was
well known throughout Montana, hav-
ing large business interests at Bozeman
and Butte.
About a week go he came TO Mime
apolis with his wife to be cured Of the
drug habit. He enlisted the services of
several physicians and tried fypnotism
and other treatments, but without
This morning While his wife was in
the breakfast room. he placed q re-
vOlver in his mouth and fired The
bullet penetrated the brain and death
was instantaneous. On the center table
was a note to Mrs Isdell explaining
that complete discoura cement had led
to the suicide. Mr.. Isdell was 63 years
of age.