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New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EssS1Y9Ts, York, FebruaEg ,5gg H. H. 1902. IsO:
beef steady 79lOc per 70 sy dressed native sides
Sa!yes firm yeals sold at SgS9 So osrnyaFa caves "a a
lS-s per n sheep quiet steady an9s slow lVS eT ST
20: mutton. ne per 70; dressed lambs.
per Country dressed dun at 6Gslac n for
BEEyEsRessipts % cars or SOS head mainly @ con- on
Sa G s asf' s 50 5s8 S peP i6S ~ Dressed beet stead
city dressed native sides. 7gl0c per n Gables quote
Weight: refrigerator beef at i6lG11lss per 70 The Tau
Tor Sbarba-g \ Son 223 cattle Tor SchwarzschiId (
szSersr and about $50 quarters OF beef for Nelson
take out So cattle equally 9iy5ed 6stTee1 s j. sha5s6s m
swift about l. leo quarters tor Nelson Morris and
sdelphia Southampton. 1850 quarters for schwarz
saies-Aadrew Mullen; cove SIS at So IS
per 100 70; do s45 n. at s. 10
CALvEs@Receipts all tor the Tnarke we're $50 head
aaaiea arm for all sorts all sold veaIs sod s5s
Pc yss,e1s A. e. q ctv dressed veas e5 EI3lsc
per n country dressed slow at 6GI2c dressed oarnyart
Ie ~ sq sg 100 IS 3 ya at s. l'l d. os S s 50,
~ at C. Sc % 81 as SON IL e ~ ss'i' a s. s. do S At S. =:
John P Nelson: 100 Western calves ss4 10 at 81 Is
H Hollis g ysa's y l Srnta4t no at e ssiss % s ~ at
sha9n&9a & u % I3qaHa Ia fay q rs 1856 n at IS So
SHEEP AND LANLBs- -Rsesipts Ineigelns car to be
SO head making with the stock carried over from YES
and at szt,eth st. sheep ruled quiet steady prices;
lambs general reduction from yssterday
figures per 100 n. quality considered Three and
half OF stock we're unsot ar the close saseP 500
AZ Sass 1er cus So % lambs at 50 sag
50 20 Dressed mutton 6-GSizc per 10 dressed lambs.
a911c country dressed hothouse lambs at sSGSl2 per
saiss-Andrew Mullen: 100 Buffalo lambs, ss 70
age. SO 81 per 100 n. -. -.
Newton & Co.: 127 Ohio lambs 10 70 at So so: S2 ohis
lambs S3 y. at 81 y, l3 state sheep %
n ar 81. - Gull DO. % n, AT 50 p
xs-rs Commission Company 1i6 lambs. e5
n ~ So so. 53 Kentucky sheep, 40 70. at 81 bucks
harrington & Co.: 1s5 Ohio lambs. 81 70. So 70:
90 n. AT S6 60
5 sanders lambs 70 70 at Sc co. 81 do IS n.
az S5 82i. 20 state sheep. 81 n, at 81
F4OGS-Receipts II cars s. AIS head; about
on sale The market bunch OF Jersey hogs sold
100 Ip Country dressed dul at bQSac per 10
for weights.
Judd * Co: 81 Jersey hogs. lsS - averaSa,
at s. per R yesterday 165 Western hogs 145
Newf9a & CO. date yesterday) IS Ohio hogs sls n
At
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

SrriSs eSeSs 10; no grade eOss22 co. $40, and to
q cu6sa GSgs2 sr T. spot and RYE FI6U@sssady
sIfs = qSs % u3Ps e9oce & e ta9cy c.o g s g
Fine ana ysow 81 5A 5sS;1 M 13,-. 3 as g9ts ID
sacks to a42ve 200 S u25sd 4sf q Spring ITa sDq
sbr a'er s1a bran S22 city bran 81 So: buckwheat
corn eli cake s2 cSSFnnes SF $50 Lnssed OIL SIS %
wheat EATIn face OF comparative duiness the
m m day closing he best prIces Wheat sa shown %
"a more 10 adjustment OF short ACCOUNTS than
were number Of considersons -tb IA wRest mere
bush n prices ICES among these decrease of g. 423 COO
Of IS oo6 WIN @ an increase in the week last year
n at Northwest interior elevators and 10o o9 hSs5 ~
e-Yor and fe Iaede cay, eventually ran up to "A loads
loads Norbe-1 rLtp9Ets the former including
load No Northern Duluth loads No hard
xec5 5ecelpts while small or day at 215 cars are
recent fairly e4s somewhat az Minneapolis owing to
small arrivals cf 20 arrive At interior points
the trade sufficiently unsettled ovaT Is7sa IA
1uooS to show increased desire to un,it al bas-
teperaturas were predicted for ssPsSay as higher
cline Of Ia 'aGheq i @ 70 cable news, which included
G oa55 n seThsre s a. The PERSISTENT strength in corn and
Poatance in wheat circles. Quotations Of cash wbeaf
No Mort" " Na as J0Iio"s: 10 Northern Duluth
%rrFa-S no N3Tthern Manitoba, s51.c prompt No
S5r5 Stf 2TTomP Prom No Northern New-Yok ss&c and No
Me- SGcHey engaged throughout the entire day advanc
aIS5,, = &c and closing the market nrrnt at
ao,uI hlghest point. Country offerings faI i++ie
@ a5 Chleago only 30 cars expected on Wednes,
9ole increase was also noted The demand
b,+ .sSg2 sspeclaIy from Baltimore Philadelphia
Drt exporters remained Idle seahosrd ovvfnp
Clsn premiums the only business being 5000 bush X =
- In 10 Ile local trade English markets closed 1.d
st tueT. IN the local market
sTy night and bids therefore advanced prices easily al
20 AZ ne close No : corn quoted
Itb @ eilost: No white. lie and yellow sei2c
uy1h o o aroat basis ATS-The oats
was ne sharp advance in May Chicago resulting from
OF shorts As IN corn. country offerings
AE2t ana sentiment for the buIis
LtlS az New York also ruled firm with sales OF so 600
\ y 0l0EaT n,
NO NO white White boe: No White. 49c; track mixed 49a5oc
LL.sCh White 49a55c and No eli
~ ~ Market dun No Western SIC and No > west.
p2Zc 6oth saoat; State rye 64d65c ....
Att-k. rSet steady. Feeling quoted 6a16So
and mailing, sSG72c. both I 2 Nevv-v6r, 0- '''-'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
TIE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

i2a5 a Mo. 2ls East F1rty-thrd-st-; AIRS Herman
Hoppe; $50.
-2'O e. Mo. 227 Elghth-ave-; owner Unknown; S.
2:B5 Mo s4O5. East Forty-niuth-st. Nathan DIX;
$50
$50 &. n--No. $50 Broadway; Hirsh Brothers; $500
l0a5 a Mo. Fifdeth-st; Thomas Barrett;
S5
230 ;. Mo IA Mott-st-; Doulinicz Greek: $50.
30 ?. m.-oo l1s East Thi-ty-szth-stI Mrs. Louis
wilkins; g. 600
Si45 Mo 524 E1fth-Ave-i Louis Sherry; 500
go , Mo y Peli-si-; Lee Chung: $500.
t-S , Mo. sl5 East seventy-tourth-st-i william
lesser SO
- Mo 1.e2s Broadway; DAVID Thorther; $500
Dbl ,. Mo. 24s West Eorty-nrst-st: William H
Mason son: $50.
? Mo. Z27 vtla-zve-. Rosa Tlstcoune; $500.
. p Mo vIls-avs: FranscAAiA T1stcome: 1000.
s'@ u--No. 4ss West One-hundred-and-nfty-seven
81; Jaulas Butler. trthing.
-1o p Mo l.570 Wendover-ave-; William Hnke; $780,
sSo p Mo Do Henry-st- n Ginsberg; $40.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
. EtatlscaI poston ot 81 cofee Is as follovgs

COGTON-Atte= the sweeping out Of l)nE inter
ests the market to-day seemed better form
d advanced 70 practically the best the
on active general support, led BY thoroughly
shorts The market opened steady tone. prices
ZQ3 points higher, and for
tlnueo 70 work almost steadily upward demand
from wary shorts and re-errance
investors Whc had sold
room longs who had loaded yesterday
70 risk over holiday developments There
was little which hopes an reaction
from the forenoon advance seemed virtually impossible
!nasnuch as all cOnspred to strengthen
stability Of tEe staple The official receipts day
IN erect by large clearances export
receipts shipments
The sernweey interior Superintendent
tlns was also bullshy construed Liverpool
pean buying orders did give market a healthy
start The estimates for
Up strongly IN favor Of small crop euthusast after
fair allowances made for the falling natural IN
EleW or to-day's Mardi Gras holiday New-Orleans
me south New-England spinners and Wall Street
and spot houses covered their March
4a44 as purchases Of cotton South.
staple has recently been sold exporters
OF sc IN local spot cotton prices figures
OF He season WIS not without substantial upon
market Taking the day e specula tl0u was
very active and general Fears greatly
oVefs1port herself before
more deeply rooted than ever following dispatches
te south which stated that
OF cotton from stocks
let 70 Europe rurnor that famine IN
lnula eNeln and would seriously
imports from Great Britain with
cepton IN local circles This close very steady
prices net e8l3 points higher
a
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
He OWES 4 DOG $50.
UNUSUAL CREDITOR THAT APPEARS IN
THEATRICAL MANS PETITION IN
BANKRUPTCY.

Chicago dog is put down as a creditor TO
the extent OF $50 n the petition for bankruptcy OF
ceo-ge = BluuenthaI. fled yesterday Nj Blunen-
+hsl who fer the second time in eighteen months
has fled petition IN bankruptcy, is the business
manager Of Amelia Bilgham's road company. Ac-
eor5ing 10 Abraham A Tausky counsel for
BlumsuthaI the petitioners Indebtedness is the re-
suit Of his unsuccessful endeavor TO run a roof
garden last sumner on top OF the American The
stre The Liabilities are given $4,4s4, and the
assets as s. 100.
Among the creditors named are Sehor Maceo and
the cog Chicago. 10 whom Nj Blumenthsl ad-
raits that d owes $50 To the dogs master he owes
So The Countess Won HatZfeldC is creditor for
s25a Another creditor is John Doe, address
known, amount unknown
or the s5l00 assets. S 600 Is represented by q
clEim n an action for breach OF contract against
Mss Julia Clifford
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
EuRopEAN pRopucE MARKEr.

sz.-serpooI Feb Il.-Gosing: Wheaf-Spot. No red
~ winter 6s Iizc; No l Northern sprug 6s I'D;
w. california 81 quiet; March. 6s Ihd;
6 agss lAd Corn-spot quiet; American mixed new.
Fs.1i American mixed old IS 4kds futures steady;
csoss1ssIy nominal: March 2%d: May. bs 2Sd- Peas
frrs steady IS So Flour-St Louis fancy winter
I'D - o. Hops az London (Pacihc Coast firm E3 Zoe
prime seef Arm; extra India mess 7ss Pork nrIn'
Western. T2s Hams-Short cut. II to 16 10,
a. ss Bacon steady: Cumberland 2s 20 80 10
ght mort rb, 10 - b Cd lorg clear riddles.
~ 70 ~ ID. AS; long clear middes, heavy, 5S 70
bellies H "a short clear backs 10 20 20 II. ass; clear
cIl % 10 n as. Ehouiders-Square II 20 l3 70.
sss ca - - Lard steady. American refined in pals,
.nest western IN t!erces AIS 90 Butter steady:
ta. sea States 90s good United States rs Cheese
cred sss american white, SIS Sd finest american col
pentine-c-- Tellow-Prims city firm al 2Ss 80. Tur-
a Pe,aslrlts nrrn at Bis EosinCorounoE steady AZ
- &-s. s1n-henned steady at 73zd- Lnseed oil firm
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
DIES FROM FOOTBALL INJURY.

coNET ISLAND TEACHER WAS KICKED N
sTOMACHLoCKJAw FOLLOWED.
william Senate. twenty-five years old, Of No.
s. Putnam-ave-. Brooklyn, is said 10 have died
al his home yesterday afternoon, as the result
Of injuries received in a game Of football week
ago last Saturday. Senate was kicked in the
stomach, but the injury caused him little pain
until last Tuesday. when he consulted a physi-
can. who found a swelling at the pit OF the
stomach, which steadily increased in size
Specialists were called n. but we're unable 10
reach any definite conclusion as TO the nature
q the swelling until Saturday, when lockJaw set
=. M Senate was a school teached at Coney
Island
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot
ton quiet sales. 5000 bales; speculation and export
300 American. 5000: receipts II 600: American, 90OO
mdding upland 1924 Futures opened steady and
changed closed steady zq11 points higher FebrI
4S5S; February-Blarch and March-Aprfl. 4.34s;
Arril-May, 434b: May-June, 434hs; June-July and
Juy-August iS45zb;- August-September. 430iss. Sep
tenlber-October 42lhs. October 41S51s.
neutrality-suspicious. dun and cloths quiet bat steady.
-DRUtIS-Opiun closed steady quoted
S39S3 Go obbing at So O5GS3 on powdered So SO
g 30 Morphine was steady and unchanged a 81 eOet
81 IN bulk S29S2 Is FOR and 81 35aS2
eghths Quinne steady a 27930c for foreign and
domestic Essential oilsThe market was about steady.
Prices quoted follows: Anse 81 1881 25 bera-
prime, 81 e0S2; cassa, 7O475c creb 81 IOdS 90
lemon prime 16s6c: low 65fTOc; mace distilled
81 gSl 90: mustard natural S5GS5 70; artifcia So 5
s3 So peppermint, Western, tins. sOGS2: Ne-York
tins 81 S0@s2; S2$2 10: pennyroyaI 81 25dS 80
sassafras. natural S9n4Ic; artificial 3O63c: spearnin
35dS1 20: tansy. 81 IOd$1 Is; yvinergre. natnra
81 SoGS1 60; artificial 5b960c worrnseed 81 f0TSI IS
gentiAn. 344 ginseng 60QS6 25; ginger Jamaica
unbleached 91z8I1c: bleached l2dI3c: golden seal SO
55c heueoore, powdered 7Sc lcorice ordinary q5c
selected IN bundles sal5c; senega. Western 52G5sc
Southern 56g5Tc; snake Canada natural I7GIsc Texas
4e444c: Virginia, $50
FLOUR AND MEAL-shariug the general holiday dul-
ness IN other markets. -four quiet re-
tained a strength Of undertone that from
limits AZ the mills and selling pressure the market
spring patents were quoted At sass 30 winter straishts
50 1OQS3 g5 winter patents SO 75aS4 25
81 eogsS S5 extra No winter, - 15G$a 25 extra No
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Spot cotton closed steady with quotations Ac higher
the basis Of 1l-l6c for Uddng upland 1910
middling Gulf Sales 82S bales spot
telegraphed al follows: Savannah steady and
unchanged I-l6c; Wilmington firm and unchanged at
Norfolk unchanged a Baltimore nom
unchanged size; Augusta. nrn and un-
changed at 6-l6ci st. Louis. firm al
1-16c Estimated receipts at NewOrleans FOR tO-mor
1900 10 1000 bales. compared Al
baI 500 lasty II
Houston tomorrow, bales against
2e2 actual asst week &. .762 actual ast year
Receipts al ports points today com
rare VIII day LAST last
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
EXPORTS TODAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York February Il. 1902
COFFEE-It was stupid day in the coffee market
The steady with prices unchanged the close
was quiet. with prices unchanged. n the interim
the OF fluctuations points Total sales
reached only 675O bags. well scattered through the
Tner and late months Foreign market not a
feature; statistical changes quite expected.
Havre was closed a hall holiday. The market for
spot coffee ruled dull with prices the basis OF SAC
10 o. No Rio,
The prices he market
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New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
an Francisco, Feb. 1.-THE Onicial closing quo
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah FEB. il.-Cotton steady; uiddling 1-l6c:
- ui1cling lI-iec: good ordinary TIC: receipts,
80 bales; exports coastwise, 6S2i sales Boz stock.
1ssmphs Feb. i1-Cotton steady; middling. Sc; low
h-5sng 7ssc: good ordinary. I1<c; net receipts 400
,a..e~-OreanH. Feb. ii.-Cotton-Eoliday. Receipts,
bales exports cOastwfse 5.6 sales. 500; stock.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

clipped Soc Butter nrm and &c higher extra wesers
cresmery 2S7c: do nearby. prints SOC Eggs I'm anu
I1c higher; fresh. nearbv. 2 &c; do Western zS 90
southwestern. 29izc; do southern sc Cheese nrn
York small. 11izcs DO fair % ccoice
91G11c- Receipts-FIour 1600 obls and 1looOoo y u
sacks. wheat .. 000 bushs oats
bush Shpmeuts-Wheat. 100 bush; corn so ocsns
oats 25OO bush.
st. Louis Feb f1-CToss: wheat-No red. cash.
s5Ac; May Sac; July. Tse: No 2 hard. Tsgsc So-n-
No cash. e0Sc; May sea geese: July 81 sc Oats
No cash. 44tc May, 4414c; July. S6&c: No white 4'e
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
DOCK DEPARTMENT REPORT.

The report Of the Department OF Docks and Fer
res for the quarter ending December 81 last shows
that the balance on that date was S102s59 81 The
amount received from the rents and permits was
s7 s2S 3. wharfage collected. S33 04l ferry rents
snd franchise deposits the credit OF the sinking
Egg22
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool FEB. II. , n-Cotton--spot. naotsSsts
business; prices unchanged American mddEg 1s-S-c
The sales OF the 5000 OF which 500
for speculation and export and included $500 American
Receipts llOOO bales Including 500 American Futures
opened quiet and closed steady; American middns
February. 3J6+d sellers February and March. S4o%1
sellers; March and April 3464d sellers: April and May
3464d buyers: May and June, 34-644 3564d sellers
June July S4-S4G4 buyers: July August.
5-54q4 S54d buyers; august and Septenher - GO
3i-64d sellers October 2lS4s4 22St1
sellers: October ard November fS-644 1854 sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

and unchanged at SIS SO for lava and Is Sd FOR fair
Iue local market is steady and unchanged, with
HtlIe sugar offered FOR sale On the other hand,
seem 70 be indifferent about buying az The
current prices follows: Centrifugal, 80
Il-l6c; nuscoyado SO test. Side; nolasses
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
STOCK ON HAND

turpentiue-NOthIng doing;
iJ casks Rosin dr 81 t2ia9S1 17is. receipts s5
i a Irrn, 81 20 receipts bbls.
csiS+ Fen ll-spiTtts t7peutne frm 42l4c;
cetr 80 DDS sales. 203 exports, l55 R0sn firm:
g q 9-q oo4S sales L55 exports $50 Quoted A. B
e. = q -. 4 81 322. F. 81 3Ta. 81 45. H 81 90:
n, = 90 NJ s. -5 y, SO 25, W c. SO 80: W W S3 s5
44elLlesl1l en IL rosin unchanged.
London. Feb l1.-T1rpent ntineGSDirits 3Os Ss.d
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
NAVAL STORES.

@ ne market for spirits tu7penne firm. with fairly
49, yo9cg demand at full prices. Rosin steady 70
quote. - '~o SN-1-J - -'0 +'- -
S1F,t55tILS II EtPESTTNE-44IzT+5c.
6655EaH----Plae ools, 81 20. machine bbs So rs.
oElIlon 70 good strained, 81 So .. 81 so. z.
e o2 F. 81 e5 81 70s g. 81 70: 81 30; k s. so; NJ.
90 ~ 30 90; " c. 81; " ". 81 IS.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Foreign coffee markets: Rio-CoTee market firm No
RIO 4Slo: exchange, l. l52d, receipts days. 1900
bags cleared for the United States l3 00 cleared
Europe loco. stock 59aOQO Santos-Cofyee market
STEADY; good average Santos 4$TOO. receipts days
p 600 bags: stock. I222 coo. Hambsrg-Conee market
opened unchanged; a. 2-3o unchanged !
pig lower sales. l4ooo bags Havre-C71ee market
opened STEADY and unchanged franc lower; -
aoEancea = 1-ane: hzll h.l.zax. salaa % 600 Lazs
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

For La Guayra. Puerto CabelIo. Curacao ara Mar
caioo via Curacao-Callins also at san Juan ?. r
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
8 5 A SATURDAY.
. > CAfI<AC1AS -Sat1ruay. March Noon
These vessels have superior
sensers
BOCLTON BLISS & DAIIETT
General ana n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-14
lewis Academv Mates

The regular routine work of the week
has passed along smoothly and pleasantly
each day being eniivened by visits from
friends.
The rhetorical exercises of Thursday
morning We're varied and interesting. The
students are manifesting much interest
in obtaining ali the practice they can IN
this most important part of an education.
1t is one half Of an education to ill the
mind and develop thought-power. while
the ability TO use this acquired power is
not the least important part.
On Thursday morning Christmas
present of SO for additional books for
the library was received from Miss Lucy
A Dubois. Of Bookings. South Dakota.
Miss Du Bots was ore Of the teachers at
the organization of the school she
served faithfully for nine years and fer
the last four years she remembered the
library fund regularly. She never for
gets the best interests OF Lewis academy.
on Friday DR. Bradt. Rev. Mcconnell
Rev Biderwolf Mrs J. F Sherman and
Mrs. Lathrop. were present at chapel
service. Rev. Biderwolf delivered a very
impressive and instructive address. the
fruit Of which is already manifest
Students are longing for Christmas and
IS Joys Nav their fond anticipatoins be
fully realized.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-14
Wichita TeIeqraph COLLEGE Notes

Russell Fry went to Sedgwick Friday
evening and remained over until Sunday
with his parents.
Edgar Myer spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives at Winfield
i. Cochran paid the college a pleasant
visit last Monday.
/ Mr.. and Miss Mcintyre are now resid-
ing in Wichita. They will spend the
ter months in the city attending school.
Secretary Fuller and Physical Director
/ Peck attended the -. NJ c. A convention
( at Leavenworth this week The college
4 boys who are members of the association
are pleased TO know that they had a
| pleasant trip.
The night school is becoming very pop
ular with the young people. Quite a num-
Der spend the evenings at the telegraph
keys and typewriters
Prof Joiner is all smiles these days
We understand that his mother and sis
ter are expected here soon To live with
him. which accounts for his cheerfulness
Miss GRO Finney of Mulvane and Mr.
J. NJ. Smith of Wichita are the new
students in the school of telegraphy this
week
Frank Kolb is absent from the night
school this week owing TO the fact tha-
ne has TO work at night. Frank is d
studious fellow, and We hope to see him
back soon.
Don't forget the "tacly party at the
W T. c. rooms on the evening of Deem
Der %. Let ali attend and have a good
time
Walter Harvey and G. r Joiner are
taking the parliamentary practice under
DR.. Hoss Of the Western School of Ora
tory. Wonder if the doctor can ever
learn them how to talk straight
The W T. c. club met at the home Of
MSS Nellie Mead on South Lawrence
avenue Frinday evening. All report hay
ing spent very enjoyable evening.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-14

Guided they could not get along without
her.
Miss Mabel Marquis Of Clearwater. call
ed this week and visited a short time
Clarence Hacler Of the shorthand de-
partment is doing special work for 6. NJ
Howe, 5eweler. OF this city.
| On wednesday the students met and
decided TO hold another socisI on Friday
evening. the 18th. Committees have been
appointed and everything is going in good
shape. Everybody is invited to come and
have a good time. Bring all your friends
| and relatives.
On Friday. the 18th. the sedgwiclz
| County Teachers association viii meet in
cur rooms and give their December pro
gram. We have not seen the program,
out expect something good.
Kiss Grace Arnett is doing special work
/ fer Mr.. Scheetz Of this city
The students decided on the style OF the
class pins on Tuesday evening and ap-
pointed q committee to see to the order
ing Of the same. The device chosen IS a
shield in red and blue with the letters
.'W B. c." and S. l." across the face
W. S. Williamson Of the bookkeeping
department itulSllcu tltt lildi tAdiillLd-
tons on Friday ana has been awarded
the college diploma. He wiz take the
full shorthand course
r. c. Rutland of the actual business de-
partment went 10 McPrheson Friday
where ne viii accept a position in the
near future.
Earl Hager of the shorthand depart
ment is doing special work for the Frisco
at this place
Mr.. c. a Bruner, a former student of
the actual business department. has gone
into the grain business at Pierceton, o. T.
Messrs. Long and Fox of the bookkeep-
ing department are spending Sunday at
their homes in Newton. and Mr.. James
in Andover.
Frank Bennyworth wrote in Shorthand
during the week at the cate of ise words
per minute on new matter. After 3 little
work to get his hand in good working
order he again wrote on new matter. this
time at the rate of 225 words per minute.
n. G. Fox was chosen clerk Of the sen
ate organized by the Young Mems Re
publican club. and Wesley Foraker read
ing clerk.
r. O. Hicks. former student of the
bookkeeping department is doing Office
work for the Snodgrass Coal company Of
McCracken. Kan.
New students this week were Clara
Weber. returning, f. c. Rigg and Ida
Healy.