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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Dieses Bid stellt die
S~chutzmarke dar Won
SCOTS Emulsion und list
auf dem Umschlage elmer
jeden Flasche.
Schickf fir elm heies Muster.
SCOTT & BOVINE,
400 Pearl ST, New York.
50 Cts. und SI.oo, in allen
Apotheken zu haben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Sir ben 8au bes 2eip=
5tger 6 entralb a n + o 8
belaufen itd bic 9efammttoit fen auf
100000 Mart.
Der @e T Fl eines ros
genannten" 9ebt9tes. SIN
Protofou zines piirttembergii9en
Sbeilsemeinberatbes beiBt es: r@er>
banbelt g., ben 2. &uguft 1900. 90
am 9. Muguf b. S. Der bo9p. Yfarrer
M. in ct. iein finfaisidbriges Prie=
fteriubildum feiert, 10 min bic bieiise
9emetnbe ibm einen @liidpunf9, Elm
fosenanntes 9ebi4t fertisen lafien unb
banit g. W. beauftrasen, ibm bafIr
cine 8elobnuns bon einem Saslobn
aus Der @emeinbefafe gu beaablen, To-
pie bic ginriidunsssebibren i'm Mmtss
blatt. CUR 8eurtunbuns: Ser 8ir=
serausf9uB. Der Sbetlsemeinberatb."
(5olsen bic unteridriften.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
Die nntnsenh nes S9impfens

u~erbunfelt bas Slid bes Seims, aber
Elm tnurrises @eib sebrau9t bdufis
6ilfe. @s mag 10 neru6s unb feline
@eiuntbeit 10 beruntersefommen iein,
bab bas @erinsite es aufrest. 8enn
Bic Srau melan@olii@, ret3bar lit, on
appetitloiisteit, &opfmeb, Sdlaflo=
iisteit, nnuerbauli9teit on S@mtn-
belanfdaen leibet, ssbraudt iie elet-
triiden gitters, oas munberpoufe9e il=
mittsl fir etn frantes Wetb. Tauien=
be, bic an @eibertraufbeiten, Heruo=
ifidt. Midenmea unb i@maden Nteren
litten uno IS sebrau@ten. iinb seiunt
uno slidlld Seworben. 8eriu4t eS.
Sour SCOTS 3ufriesenbeit Sarantirt.
gu baben in W. s. 6ubn's Npotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

po@ren yrp1ein uup am 1eTrrau
ben tteisen tbre Gelber ftaffelf0rmis
tbereindnber ernpor, bur@ fplibes
Mauertpert bon oft Is SUB 9Sbe sesen
Grbrutfa unb anbere Rataftropben
biefer Dirt sef1iibt.
Die D6rfer Der Gbonsfia finb ben
Stdbten unb 2anbitraben entIesen unb
tets bon 8ambuspalifaben umseben,
Die arDbten ibrsr D6rfer beberbersen
pteaei@t 100 Jamilien, bic ale benfels
ben 3unamen trasen. Der OorfGlteite
bot unumidrGntte 9etpalt, 1T aber
audi fir ole Mitslieber Der sroben
Samilie perantportli9. Sn feiner
6anb liest bic @eridtsbarteit, unb Ct
muB bic Steuern eintreiben. Bel ben
fibli9en gbonstia pereinist Elm
.9duptlins" in Der Hegel mebrere 90rs
fer unter feiner 9epalt, unb fem Mmt
1T bort erbli9. Sn einem Sale tDar
elm untpifenDer &nabe bon II Sabren
6duptlins mebrerer 9Drfer; er batte
fein Imt bon einem entfernten @er>
tpanbten eeerbt.
9ebt Bel ben gbongfia elm iunses
Mdbden auf ben Marft ober gu elmer
9o4seit ober su einem 2eidenbesGnss
nib, 10 aiebt fie ibr furaGrmlises Sud-
den an unb ibren tpeiten 6altenrod, In
ben bic feltfamiten 3ei9en in ben BUM
teffen Sarben einsetpebt finb. SIR
S@mud befebt aus 9alsbdnbern,
@rmbGnbern unb srober f%lbernen
Obrrinsen. Sn iiingfter 3eit baben
ieeo9 audi bic dtnefifden 9Gs4en Be-
reits @nabe Dor ben Muser, Der gbonss
tiazO amen gefunben. Sbre &l.iber
lernt Die gbonstiasM aib felbt gu
fdneioern, ebenfo pie fie bas Material
baau ielbft fptnnt unb pebt.
Sie Miaotia= Srauen trasen R0de;
4insfif9e 90s9en gu trasen gilt Bel
ibneu als unanftGnbis. Die Miaotia
tperben Tim ibre Srauen, tpGbrenb bic
ghonstia bon ben gbtnefen bic Site
a1genommen baben, lire Weiber su
taufen. Ser preis betrdst bon 10 Biz
20 Saels Il Sael slei9 II gents).
Belts tpobnte elmer 9odseit BEL ben
gbonefia Bel, gu Der bic 8raut unb bic
8rautiungfern 20 Meilen gu SUB in
bas 9orf bes 8rGutisams setpmmen
tparen. Sobalb fe fi4 beiien 9auie
rdberten, muBten idmmtlide 9dfte, bic
bic gauge Nadt auf ibre Qntunft ses
partet hatten, fi9 in Elm Nebenbaus
s~uriidsieben, bamit Ntemanb bic 8raut
erblide, ebe fie bor benz Qltar Der 4bnen
beg 8rdutigams eeopfert bate. Sa=
nit mar bic ibli9e @ermGblunsscere>
monte erfint, unb bic 8raut folIte ben
GGiten porgsftelIt perben. Sie 8raut
mar iebo9 i9i9tern unb perf9Gmt,
unb nur nit Muftpenbuns aler 9etpalt
permodten ibre 9eipielinnen fie in bas
Nebenbaus, mo- bas 9o4seitsselase
ftattfanb, gu aerren. SSn einem unbez
tpo9ten Musenblid flob fie iebo4 tpies
Der in ibre &ammer unb mar ni9t
mebr gu bepegen, por ben @Giten gu
er1heinen. Ser 8rGutisam entf9ulz
biste iid tpeeen bes 8enebmens bes
rbummert Weibes," unb nun begann
elm breitdsiges Sef, Bel pel9em an
Mein unb ben guten Singen Der
G6onafia= Rihe ri6t aefpdrt rpuroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

Alien.

"Alles gesund und wohl aui
- viel Spass!" So lautet
der gewohnliche Bericht vom
Afenhause in Barnum's Cir.
kus, seitdem die Warter an.
fngen, den Affen SCOTS
Emulsion einzugeben. Aus.
zehrung rattle jedes Jahr zwei
Drittel derselben dahin und
der Cirkus war gezwungen,
neue anzuschaffen.
Zines Tages zerbrach Elm
Warter zufallig cine Flasche
Won SCOTS Emulsion in der
Maize DIES Affenkafgs und die
Afen leckten dieselbe gierig
vom Boden auf. Dies brachte
den Warter auf den Gedanken,
dass die Emulsion den Affen
vielleicht gut thun wurde. Seit.
dem erhielten dieselben regu.
lare Dosen und die Warter
berichten sehr wenige Todes.
(alle Won Auszehrung. Natur.
Iich, es ist welt billiger, SCOTS
Emulsion zu kaufen ais neue
Afen und das ist gerade, was
lie Cirkusleute vorziehen.
Auszehrung bel Affen und
Ienschen ist ganz die gleiche
<rankheit. Hast Du sic oder
list Du davon bedroht, so be.
lerzige desc Warming.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

@ir baben mieber cine pouitdnbise Qusmabl
obi9er SduHe porrdtbis, welde mir biai9 per=
aufen. nniere Guspabl an allen @rteu Gi=
%lennaaren mar nod ME 10 pouitdubis als
iest, unb mir m0dten beionbers, baB sSene,
bic bauen moQen, bel uns poripre6en uub
nit uus redneu. Wir iins flyer, baB mir
Gu9 @elb lparen t6nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20

9eilt @rfaltnns In eineta Gage
Nebmt @arner's @bite @tne d
Gar Sprup, bas bette 9uitenmittel
auf Der @eIt. Is unb so Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
Schickf Hr elm freies Muster.

VIabes unb Der gisenart bes fremben
2anbes. 9emeinfam finb iiberaG TIRE
3usebOristeit gum Weltpoitperein unb
bic 8ereinstare, ferner bic neuen 5retz
marfen i'm beutf9en Iuslanbsbienf.
Sn atpi9tigen poftorten finb iiberau
beutf9e poffaabeamte ftationirt, bas
l1nterbeamtenperfonal tpirb bagesen
fuft bur4sdnsis aus ginseborenen ses
bilbet.
S&per 1T Der 9ienit auf ben Muss
l~anbspoiten iiberan, idon in Solse Der
@pra9en= unb Miinaperbdltnife. Gber
man iast ben beutfden poftleuten na9,
bab tie fi9 in ben eigenartisffen 2agen
lei9t unb ii9er aure9t au finben pifs
fen. Mls Der poftagent bon Stpimz
bingue 1888 bon feiner Station flii9s
ten muBte, padte er feline poftalii4en
Siebenfaden aufammen unb inftaIirte
In @arinuab feline taiierli9e poitasen<
tur frO5lt4 in elmer Strau4bitte.
ureinupbner Gbinas.
Gi9entbimli6e 8epDlferungsberbGlts
Mile beiteben in Der i'm @ibneiten bss
6inefifden Rei9es selesenen grobins
aueidou. gs stbt bort mod Ibt0mms
hinge Der l1reinpobner Der propina,
unter bener bic gbinefen mod beut.
iiber 70 perf9tebene Stdmme unters
fdeiben; ieber fpri4t ieinen eisenen
Dialeft, bat feline eisenen linn ureissns
tbiimli9en Sitten, unb tire Srauens
tra9ten finb ebenio m~annisfaltig, nit
bic Der IGnbli9en 8epDlferung bon
Mitteleuropa emit tparen unb tbeilneift
nod finb. Ste Mdnner binsesen baben
in bisfer geaiebuns faft ousnabmspeift
bic 9inefif9e Dirt ansenommen. Oe,
.Mifiondr Belts, Der lanse Sabre in
&ueipangfu, Der 9auptitabt Der pros
pina Ruei9ou tbGtis mar, glaubt bieit
StGmme in spei perf9iebene &laHen
eintbeilen su fOnnen: bic Miaofia.
pel9e, tpie ansemein suseseben tpirb.
bic l%lrbetpobner bon China iinb, uni
bic Gbongtia, pel9e 9ineitiden Sra
bitioner aufolse our .3eit bes Minss
faifers 9ung=tpn aus 8trma eintpan,
berten (bie Minsfaifer, nel9e bic lebtt
einbeimifde Spnoitie bilbeten, regiers
ten BON 1868 Biz 1914 n. Gbr.). 0i.
gbongfia finb ben Miaofia geiftig unt
fDrperli9 bebeutenb iiberlegen, nament.
lid AUDI bel reinlider. Oie Gbinefen
ielbft tpasen es ni6t, bic g6onstia if
pera9tli4 gu b~ebanbeln, tpie bic Miao.
tia; lie biirfen 9anbel unb 9etperb.
treiben, perben gum S%taatseramen gu.
selaTen unb biirfen Dffentli6e 9(emte,
bethlehem, anes Pripilesien, bic ben
Miaofia porentbalten finb.
Seit Der Groberung bes 2anbes
bur4 bic gbtnefen baben fi9 bic Miaos
tia febr bGufis sesen bas frembe Sod
emp0rt. gs parer biss Repolutionen,
bic Str0me bon 8lut f~oiteten unb bic
f9liebli9 unter ben Guinen aablofe1
SDrfer unb StGbte eritidt tpurben. Sn
Golge biefer fi9 INNER tpieberbolenben
Rebelionen fab fi4 bic 9ineffde Res
gieruns f9liebli9 peranlaBt, @arnis
fonen in ole bebeutenberen Srte beg
MiaosD iftrittes au lesen. CUR Inter
holtuns biefer Sruppen tpurbe bon
aroben 2~anbftreden nit @epalt 8eiib
ersrtffen, anb bic Miaotia tpurben fir
ibren 2ebensunterbalt auf elm 70 gerins
ses Gebiet bef4rGntt, bab bic Notb aus
tbnen pabrbaft betpunbernspertbe
Mderbauer ma4te. Selbit ouf ben
Guberften 8eraporfpriingen. auf ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
AL EnuH.

rgeun, pie sebt es Sbrer dltefer
2s4ter9"-8 a ter sd bante,
tie perIobt lid . bur4!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
SeD IN oerletpen.

@ir baben eiueu un%besren;teu 8etras DOR
@elb gu perleiben auf clltiptrte Surmte1 p
Rorriiou 60. gu niebrisen 9insraten.
Grfe Nattonatbant, 2tttIe 8anS,
19= n. 81. 9aptSfou, RaFirs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-20
Snauenaa In "a Stanoer ge9eilt.

&ein Mittel foumt benz @arner's
@btte @ine of Gar Sprup fur bteie
idredli9e unb fatale &rantbeit slet9
@enu nod @ori4rift unb In 3eit &c.
nomuen, beilt es einen Saa tn "a
Stunben, unb beim 9uften, Der Der
SnHuenaa folst, uerfeblt es nie, Gin.
beruas gu seben. Yreis Is unb Scots.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

trosram II West Side Chautau,saa
-'iroie December g at.AfrS Van ArsdaIe's
Roii caH-oagreas eveats saxon and
>aF 70 lFan The revrihse''-Mrs
Graves
Practical Studies in English. Expos
ton-Aiiss Hstt0n.
Literary Leaders Il Modern English. .
hapters 20 and ls-sIrs. Bass
Character Sketch. Ike Of Robers
browning -siTs Means.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

eDsn Gordon sold throush the agency
e George c. HENRY 10 CHARLES Ligsetl.
- feet IN the eishth h,ock on South
Lawrence avenue fo- $50 NJ. Lsses5
cottages
Jean NcCarty viIl Visit ln ashland.
H.. where he has net been fer eighteen
years Ms Gnbzst ard her daughter
who have hesn visiting here sor The pas.
three weeks VIII return ~itA E!E-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
Special Silk Selling at Xmas Tine

To close out our entire stock OF Fancy
Striped ana Figured Silks IN another week
IS just waat We intend to do. The selling
last week vas sensational We have
added for this week such As these:
Fancy Silks Of the newest type, ii fresh
figures and stripes; the big, round table
full; worth regular up 70 Sis To-
yard. This week ..........s SC
27-inch China Silk, an extra good qualisy;
shade assortment still complete. Eo1
This week TCG
Fine Black Peau de Soie, in same proper
ton to other values. We place Or
On sale FIVE pieces. This week OOC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
Ladies Gloves for Xmas

Made from fine, clear skins in
the most stylish and
satisfactory manner; HI
attractive Paris point
or one row embroidery; ele-
giant fit; four-hook or two
clasp. All other prices above
or below this price show val
ues for this Christmas selling
that are especially good.
For men, women and children
we have devoted much
time in getting t h ihslc
best values In G Of f
Gloves; a n assortment 0 f
many fancy knit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
EBONY, PYRALYN
AND IVORY
TOILET WARES
VERWARE

Sterling Wares, 9-25-
1000 fine, Roger Bros
1S47 Wares.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

Fl responsible business men. which guar
latecs IT'S suceess- Their Offices are n
no and 81 Winnie Bendinr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
JARDINfErre
Special Cleanup Prices
On Ladies and Misses CIoaks


This week an early selling Of
what is left from a seasons enor-
nous cloak business. at prices re-
CARELESS of value. To prospective
cloak buyers this IS an array OF
styles and prices that should not
seem anything but extraordina ~.
Ladies and Misses Cloaks in the
finest OF Kerseys, Monte Carlos,
half fitting, p, "a, II and 81
lengths, worth and sold last
week at ST.. so; in navy, black,
tan, castor and cardinal CO.'S
This week, choice ~ ~
E. HARRIS, Of the firm of
Harris Bros, native importers Of
Oriental rugs, etc, Kansas City.
Mo, will be at our carpet rooms
a few days longer with most
complete line Of Oriental Rugs,
Draperies, etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

Hand Painted China Three-Piece Set,
with gold plated bindings. 5 ID inch
mirror, fine cut comb and al GcG0
bristle brush in case. .. WO
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07

TIE meeting IS postpon75 ANITA Taes6a y
evening On account q the iyceu1n nun
Der. Please remember
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
Holiday NeckWear for Ladies

Fancy Stocks, in separate or attached tie
effects; long ne. ties, with faring ends !;
also the very good wash effects; E1o
$500 down to ...............O OC
Feather Boas for the neck, Of genuine os-
trich feathers; 81 and IS inch O. $50
lengths up to...-.......... " &
Fluffy Chiffon Boas, in black and white or
mixed; most every length; made & $50
with rose pedal effects ;>S25 to Ok
Ribbon Stocks of plain polka dot OF Dres-
den materials; all lengths; executed
free while you wait; To
0E-UU To- .-..----- ~
Dainty Turnover Collars, in almost IN
Limited assortments Of patterns, in lace
and embroidered effects; on
6Oo to Observation-Disclosures UC
New Hemstitch ed Collar ard Cuff Sets.
the latest for Xmas. Q1O0
This weeks price. .VI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-07
Usefu! Toilet Articles

The newest and most popular articles
in Toilet Wares for presentation purposes
are these:
The Conservative, 1902-01-16

ut was imported with negro laborers
brought from Africa as an experiment,
and disappeared when they were sent
back), and yellow fever. The latter,
after having been absent from the
lsthmus for at least six years, was i'm
ported in 1897, and continued about six
months, from March to August, when it
again disappeared after very light raw
ages (only six deaths). Thus it cannot
be considered that this pest is really
epidemic on the Isthmus. From the
other infectious epidemics, such as
variola, typhoid fever, diphtheria, etc.,
tirely exempt. From the foregoing we
may conclude that life on the Isthmus
scarcely incurs more dangers than else
where, even for Europeans, who, after
the blacks of the British Antilles, appear
to resist the climate best. Residence
here, then, offers nothing alarming,
We're it not for a constant feeling of
fatigue and uneasiness, due to a tenn
perature always high, and an atmos-
phere saturated with moisture"
There appears, therefore, to be no
danger of serious mortality in the con-
struction of the Canal, if due care be
taken to benefit by past experience in.
selecting the laborers.
The three old spectres barring the
route being thus laid at rest, it remains
to consider the present project for the
Canal. This has been most carefully
elaborated. No less than sixteen pro
jects (not including the older proposals)
have been worked out in detail, includ-
ing estimates of cost and of the time
needed for construction.
The entire length of the Canal is 46
miles, of which about Is miles on the
Atlantic side and ~ miles on the
Pacific side, or about one half of the
whole distance, will be at sea-level.
OF this distance 18 miles, or about two
fifths of the entire route, is today es-
sentially completed, so that at mod
crate outlay for dredging it will be
made at once serviceable. We have,
therefore, only to consider the 231b
miles between Bohio, on the Atlantic
side, and Miraflores, on that of the
Pacific. Two excellent harbors, which
will demand no outlay for protection,
are available; and the Panama Rail
road skirts the Canal throughout it's
entire route to be availed of in con-
struction. Ample quarters, in fair con-
dltlon, for the increased force of labor
ers are already prepared at many sites.
AACoC advantages dT6 lululoIlSo Wner6
time is OF so much Importance.
There is another advantage, in my
Judgment scarcely less valuable. By
careful technical studies, the Company
has succeeded in Professionally adjust
ing the project so that choice between
the best three different summit.levels
may be reserved, to be decided by actual
experience in conducting the work upon
a grand scale. These projects are
designated as "Level 9634 feet" "Level
SO feet" "Level S2A feet; the figures
indicating the elevation in feet Of the
bottom of the Canal at it's highest level
practically the same absolute level in
both oceans, although the tidal range at
Colon is only few inches, while at
Naos it may at times reach 20 feet. A
of the estimated cost of con-
struction, properly so-called, has estab-
lished that, as between larger excava-
ton, on the one hand. and more locks
The Conservative, 1902-01-16
Che Conservative.

level with water during the dry season
(January, February, March, and ApriD i,
and for ample hydraulic power at the
dams, transmitted by electricity, for
operating the locks and lighting the
Canal at night. 1t may safely be
affirmed that the Chagres River is no
longer an element of danger, but is
rather useful friend whose assistance
will be of great value to the Canal in its
operation.
(2) The question of caving in the deep
central cut has been studied in the most
thorough manner; involving not only
many borings and pits to determine the
material to be encountered, but also
tunnel excavated throughout the
troublesome region along the axis of the
Canal, having a projected width at bot.
tom of 1924 feet, with slopes of about
45 degrees, and projected elevation
above sea-level varying from 1913 feet to
1871 feet. This work, together with a
tunnel $50 feet long and 934 feet wide,
pierced, at an elevation of 1341a feet
above sea-level, at the spot which had
given the most trouble on the whole
route, combined with the evidence
afforded by the borings and pits at
greater depth, leads to the conviction
that, at Culebra, where the deepest
cutting is required, the excavation has
already passed through the strata sub
ject to caving, and that the remainder
traverses an indurated argillaceous
schist, changing to compact rock, where
no fears of yielding to pressure need be
entertained. At Emperador, where the
cutting required for the Canal is much
less, the indications are similar, except
that the material at present reached is
less resisting; but with proper precau-
tions in the way of drainage, which
were wholly neglected by the contract
ors of the old company, little or no
difficulty from serious caving need be
apprehended. This work of expert
mental excavation has been continued
for more than three years; involving
the removal of about 3,924,OO0 cubic
yards. 1t was projected, partly to de-
termine the proper inclination for the
side slopes, and partly to estimate the
unit cost. The results are highly salts
factory; and the old bugbear of slid
ing mountain divide has been proved to
be imaginary.
(3) The health of the personnel
formerly caused trouble; coolies and
other races not well suited to hard labor
under tropical sun being employed.
With negroes from the British Antilles,
little difficulty is now experienced.
This matter was carefully investigated
during the investigation last spring;
American engineers and employees on
the Canal and on the Panama Railroad
being questioned, the fine hospital near
Panama-where the Company provides
for it's sick-being visited, and the views
of the medical officers and of the Sisters
of Charity, acting as nurses, being OBJ
tanned. All agreed that the dangers
resulting from the climate have been
much exaggerated. The surgeon in
charge of the hospital, DR.. Lacroisade,
who has resided on the Isthmus since
1887, after presenting full statistics
covering the sick-reports for the past
year of a force of about $500 agents and
laborers under employment, said
among the diseases attributable to
the climate the most numerous are
simple marsh fevers, which have NOT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16
NEWS IN OUTLINE.

Eddie" Guerin and George Miller.
Chicago crooks, have been given ut
Paris life sentence for one of their
jobs.
Unprecedented SNOW seems to have
blockaded railway traffic in South AZ
RIGA.
New York bootblacks have organ
iZed Il union.
Rev. John Sturgeon. the father of
the Spurgeon family of preachers. is
dead at South Norwood, England, aged
o.
\ monument has been unveiled ut
Columbus. o.. to the $3.50 dead Con-
federates buried at Camp Chase. near
Columbus.
The city of New York has COM
menced series of actions against cor
porations to compel them to deSiSt
from using soft coal.
Generals BOtha. DeWet and Delarey
intend TO go to Europe next uly.
Reports from fifty or more counties
in Kansas say that all the crops for
this year are in the best of condition.
Minneapolis is wrestling with a nu-
nicipal scandal.
President Roosevelt will be spec
tator mt the Yale-Harvard boat race Oh
June 20.
The National Library association is
holding its twenty-fourth annual con-
ference at Boston.
Gold Heels won the Suburban handi
cap mt Sheepshead Bay, beating Pente-
cost, the western colt, length.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-06-16
NEWS OF THE RIVER.
TODAY'S MARKETS

Chicago. June I6.-Folowing are the open
ing. highest. lowest and Closing quotations
In today's markets:
June. T21s: 72f: 72H; 7sH.
July. 7lAsQTIA; =: Il9s; a.
Sept, 7Ul4eL7O7s; 7O1s 70; s0ll-.
Corn.
June. 63E: 631.: 6Sd: 6sEs.
July. 63iElGI 6i1S: g: 6i-s
Sept, ssh GLaSi4; sSh -; 5Sls-; $50 -.
Oats.
June. ~. ~: 20: 4s
July. 36a; S7ls; 365s: SIS.
Sept, 2s5<; 2sss; 2s9s-; 2s1S.
Pork.
June, 1872: ITG2; 81: ice.
July. I7.42abI7.45: 17.6s: IL 90. 17.62.
Sept, 1855; l7.75; l7.52; 1915
Lard.
June. 1920; 10 20; 1920: 1920
July. 10 Y; 1922; 20 Is; 1923 90
Ribs.
June, 1887: 1887; 10 81; 1875.
July. 1O.a0; IOS4: 1890: 1887
Sept. 10000 O22; 1927; 10 IL: 1922.
Receipts TODAY: Wheat 10. corn $50. oats
I46. Hogs 5000. cattle 1900. sheep 1900.
Hogs at Kansas City 1000. cattle 5000:
hogs at Omaha 1000, cattle III SIoo
hGg maT 3, sa opened l0i ix Lover and bu,cn
ers. s6 96G7:i0: good heavy, &c s5E747; rough
heavy. S6s5GL7.l5.
Sheep market opened slow.
Union stock yards $40 a. m.
Hog market opened lower and slow.
Light. 50 sO6L7- -; mixed and butchers, GO 90
@745; good neavy, S1OoDI 50; rough heavy,
s7.OOI7.2O.
Cattle market opened steady to IOc lower
Beeves a. 7O67 81. cows and neifers Sl.75n
$50, Texas steers s4.OOGo.45, stockers and
feeders S2-55GL5.35.
. Sheep market opened steady.
Natives. 80 OO0$d o.; westerns, 80 .50G6l0;
lambs SIOOg7OO.
Hog market closed steady.
Light. S6sOlt7. -: mixed and butchers IS %
ats; good heavy. s7.OOGC7.5S rough heavy.
s7.0JGt73O.
Cattle market closed for good steady,
others weak.
Sheep market closed steady.
Estimated receipts Tue Sday: Wheat -
corn $40, oats POS. hogs % .0UO
Visible supply of grain: Wheat decreased
2.52l eco bushels. corn increased AS, 90 bush
els, oats decreased 5000 bushels.
New York Stocks.
New York. June I6.-The following are the
closing quotations on the New York stock
exchange:
So. Pacific 6. sugar i2sis. c. & \. com. 3Ia,
gas i02X Penna- 1908. Is. g. O. 100. G. K. 1. &
+. I725G q. NJ. s. st. Paul 1885. Manhattan 1871,
Pacific Mail ..-.. Atchison common Sl5I, w. u.
Tel. Co. 800. y. Y. Central i56h, L. & n.
1881. b. Il. Il. O.. X. ID. G. com. 65ss. leather
com. I31s, copper u. AtchiSon pfd. iOO5i. u.
Missouri Pacific lt54 Union Pacific common
lO5i4. coal and iron a.. Erie common "a ,
Wabash pfd 44h, wabash com tin can
common -. tin can ptd. Can Pacific 1861,
Republic Steel common II, Republic Steel
pfd. "a.