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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
SUBSIDIARY COINAGE
Bill to Increase Silver Output
 Passes the House.
DEMOCRATS PUT UP A SHARP FIGHT
This Was Chiefly Directed Against Recoining Standard Silver DoI- Inrs-More Interest Shown In
 Senate,s pbfT5npiue Debate

WASHINGTON, May 30.-The house yesterday passed the bill to increase the subsidiary silver coinage. The Dem ocrats directed their fight chiefly against the provision to recoin the standard silver dollars into subsidiary coin as public necessities might re- quire. A half dozen roll calls were forced. Some of the New York Demo- crats voted for the previous question. but voted with their colleagues on a motion to recomnit, with instructions to strike out the provision relative to the recoinage of silver dollars. The conference reports on the omnibus, public buildings and Notifications ap- propriation bills were adopted, and the house adjourned until Monday.
 The text of the subsidiary coinage bill is as follows:
 That the secretary of the treasury is hereby authorized to coin the silver bullion in the treasury purchased un- der the act of July IA, 1890, into such denominations of subsidiary silver coin as he may deem necessary to meet pub lie requirements and thereafter as pub lie necessities may demand to recoin
 
 silver dollars into subsidiary coin, and so much of any act as fixes limit to the aggregate of subsidiary silver coin outstanding and so much of any act as directs the coinage of any portion of the bullion purchased under the act of July 14, 1890, into standard silver dol lars is hereby repealed
 Interest in the Philippine debate is increasing as the discussion draws to close Yesterday the senate galleries were thronged with auditors, and the attendance on the floor was larger than it has been for some time, including many members of the house of repre- sentatiyes. MT. Lodge (Mass), in charge of the bill offered on behalf of the committee several amendments to the measure, the most important being one extending to the Philippines the provision of the bill of rights of the constitution of the United States, ex- cepting only the right to bear arms and the right to trial by jury. All of the amendments were agreed to.
 Mir. Morgan (Ala) delivered an ex- tended speech in which he supported in the main the bill as presented by the committees. He said it looked toward peace and toward q just and peaceful government of the islands.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30

Referring to the death of Editor God kin a writer in the Outlook says that s'he came into the editorial field at q period of social and political demoral- ization at the close of great war, and he began at once to speak to a small but extremely influential constituency made up largely of the most highly educated men in the country. The Ma tion was at that time probably read by more leaders of opinion, scholars, col lege teachers and professional men of rank than any other newspaper. MT Godkin's editorials were vigorous, out spoken and early revealed that touch of irony which later hardened into man. nerism. He was thoroughly educated man, with hatred of sham and of sloyenly methods of administration. He became from the start a preacher of political righteousness, an enemy of the boss and of the machine, and a tireIess advocate of the reform of the civil ser vice. This gospel of civic duty, civic righteousness and civic efficiency he preached to the end of lis life, and he rendered great and lasting service to the country. In the performance of it he became one of the foremost editors that American journalism has known, and the union of the Nation with the Evening Post in 1881 brought him a much larger constituency, though 1t did not make him a more commanding figure"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
Sentenced After Three Yeara.

PHILADELPHIA, May 30.--Arthur Taylor and Baldwin $. Bredell pleaded guilty in the United States district court to the indictments charging them with complicity in the famous Lancas- ter (Pa.) counterfeiting conspiracy and were sentenced to seven years each in prison to date from the time of commit Inent. The two men have been in jail for more than three years, but were not arraigned earlier because of the purpose of the government to use them as witnesses against the other con- spirators. Since the arrest of Taylor and Bredell in April. 1899, eleven per- sons have been arrested for alleged connection with the gigantic fraud against the government, and all except Lawyer Semple were convicted and sent to prison.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
A HERETIC.

The man is a drivelling idiot," said the trust magnate. on.
 "An unmitigated lunaticyv assented the steel king.
 Crazy as March hare," asservated the great financier.
 "A hopeless imbecile.' declared the power in Wall Stret. v
 Absolutely and utterly devoid of sense," chimed in the Senator.
 As brainless as a barrel" added the corporation lawyer.
 But what has he doneg' asked the ordinary. citizen.
 The crowd was convulsed with laughter.
 Why, he says,v they replied, chock- ing and gurgling, s'he actually says that money isn't everything Alex Ricketts. in the Smart Set.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
Ontario Elections n Surprise.

TORONTO, Ont, May 30.-The cleo tions for the legislature of Ontario took place yesterday and resulted in the re- turn of the Ross GiberaD government by a majority of three, with one con- stituency to hear from, which will probably reduce it to two. All the min- isters were returned, as also was J. F.
 Whitney, the leader of the opposition. The result of the election is surprise, as it was thought that on account of the strong fight put up by. the Con- servatives and the charges of electoral corruption and the disposal of large pulp wood concessions to party friends made against the government it would be defeated. The government major ity during the last session was eleven.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30

Tn proof of it we tell what those who have used it say.
 MT. Patrick Nolan, of No. I28 Railroad Avenue, Bridge port, Conn. says: gro any one troubled with any form of ir- ritation of the skin, l can with confidence recommend Doan's Ointment. I was for a long time bothered with a persistent irritation on my body and none of the many preparations and ointments I used did me any good until l procured Doan's Ointment at a Drug Store and applied 1t. It was so soothing and healing, and acted so promptly that I felt relief from the first, and improved steadily. It Is the best remedy for ir- ritation of the skin there is on the market.
 Just such emphatic endorse ment can be had right here in Waterbury. Drop into Lakes drug store and ask what his customers report.
 DRUGGISTS.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30

only the natural results of q course in hazing received Ut West Point writes an exchange.
 At the close of her two latest wars the United States government has set an example of magnanimity and cour- tesy unprecedented in the annals or modern history.
 The drunken loafer who stuck a lighted cigar into a circus elephant s trunk in New York yesterday, and was promptly killed by the intelligent ami nal he attempted to torture, got just what he deserved. The elimination of such creatures, unworthy of the name of men, is a good thing for the world Hartford Times.
 Now that the Cuban republic has been started on it's way the newspapers are resurrecting the old illustrations they used when the war with Spain first broke out. Morro Castle then bore the legend, ''The Spanish Fortress that Defends Havana" Now it is la- belled Historic Fertilization Where the Cuban Flag Now Flies"
 The chief of the fire department of Chicago sees the end of tic fire engine in the adoption of high pressure water mains for fire use with a great pump at central station. This opinions is entitled to respect as Chlcago's fire de- partment has been noted for it's up-to- date efficiency since the great ire started by Mrs O'Leary's cow.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30

The city of St Pierre, Martinique, it is said, was named in honor of St Peter and not after Bernardin de St Pierre, the author of Paul and yir- ginia,' as some suppose, although the writer lived there for some years and got the '.local color for his story from that island. The plot of the little French classic was laid in Mauritius, an island ill the Indian ocean, which St Pierre never visited.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
; HEARD Ia PASSING

The one sure thing about the coal strike in the midst of all the confused evidence as to who is to blame is that the public is being unmercifully mulcted.
 It may be that the water cure and other diversions in the Philippines are
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
Great Demand For Postage stamps.

WASHINGTON, May 30.-Almost a billion more postage stamps of all kinds have been issued since July l last to the postofices of the United States than were issued during the en- tire past fiscal year. The total issue during the present fiscal year up to this morning is 4,O28, ,514; ;645 stamps against 3,174,74S, ,83O for the entire fiscal year ending June 31 last
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30

You want q strong, stout TRUNK when you turn your belongings over to the tender mercies of railway trains and baggage smashers. A poor Trunk is about as unproftable an investment as you can make. If you are in need of a strong TRUNK or DRESS SUIT CASE, and a BAG, let us fit you out with what you need. They were never cheaper than to-day. Prices are absurdly low. We have the celebrated Bureau Trunks. Come and see before buying elsewhere.
 A varied line of UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS at the lowest prices in the city.
 Umbrellas Recovered and Repaired with the best Gloria Silk from CSC up.
 Look for the big corner store. Waterbury Umbrella and Trunk Factory
 Factory, 74-7S Grand Street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
SPECIAL SALE
 ON. On Neck RlffS.

Just receiveda large consignment of these goods in all stylesPlain whites plain blacks and combinations of both colos. Some very handsome pieces and at very low prices We would advise you make selection early they will be sold very quickly at the prices they marked This only for Special Sale Another lot of shirt waists handsome styles and patterns prices way down. Our line of suits and jackets s as usual the best in the town Com mencing Wednesday, May A going to offer you suits order made in any style from $2 up handsome serge chevot suit in blue black good Things throughout ne y tailored for SIP This special offer remains open until Saturday. May 17 Call and see us.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
Four Persons Drowned.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 30 Four per sons were drowned by the capsizing of a rowboat in the Columbia river near
 Martins bluff, twelve miles below Ka- lama.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30
SEE SEE COMMERFORD.
 See Bust in Oar Rear Window
See Bust in Our Rear Window.

of runaway is notable wasS a 
 
  and wise ly at
  a aheapan salard fellows
  hat believe the absence o z antiquity of phenomenal shoes myth They are up to in kingy prices Just $Oo hotel! we all of 
 The Colby Sherwood Co.
 46 CENTER STREET. Acriden in to-mor on
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-30

hazing received Ut West Point, writes an exchange.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

70 & some S extent tent asssd o ais is meeting NJ TIM os Nth nrce fair BE
hnsd petroleum continuing active cemsnd is firm s Snt
s. Co. and IN bulk S S. Phladephia bbIs s. and
IN bulk. IS 3o refined cases. NewYor 50 90 Gotten
fsq S ye6@ i ssSs spot lrld and foTwa7d delivery OF
mh4d & > Gs 5ss PgsF 2g5 sSsf 90 sses
American SEED cry 46atTo egt Of town raw. SAG
b ssega&ye @ & ma aT95 56anns mas b
sGds De foaTea Fssy By @ ssht a6f5 closing 1 s7
Dohs neung @ . aSS SS at aaro s g. ECO at at z
sb sad 100 at Omaha Live hegs we're &C and ng Teed
basg Quoted Mess slssIs family SIS 9'sis Wsss
SO sosSI family eGSis p5ee si5as5; india
s2o 56g$22 DREssED HoGs-FtrrE Quoted: Iaeons rs
9isc,..eY.-.GUT ME9Ts&Picked bellies duii, Quoted:
Smoking ll%ei 10 1h 11Aei Il b lie; i o lSTS: Ss
steady Quoted 12ai2s.c,e. L0HQgis5 Qid,. CITY
1880 city lard quiet quoted a. 70 oc
lard easier Quoted South America IL 12c CONNER n G
Re. sTEARINE- Quoted: oieo, l2e city lard
RIcEhs demand largsl to nne grades s9bons # Ss
fr aa = n6 Gf spch & oeE a s not tone one Of
heF as e mel as at the South 8e Bee 5omeste s
G5fsc: head. 5sasSse; Patna SGa4ac japan, foreign
"a %gJc domestic "a gjc Java. 4ls@41se' Rangoon' III
sU1efinsd sugar was firm and 9xers0q . 50 1nt that
shipments were delayed about week Lisr Prees fsf
e ana 4aha 9amn6s was e eG0G mould and cubes
ANY, 9 $50 @ E9g Geasners sasTe
&C. Eagle and extra fine granuiated 4so9' Eage
Eagis n oas 9 n sond ' & E1Es s5o aS
TONERS A. fsoc Nos and 4-5Oe; 10 4 = 49S; No
9dc 4"s 81 No 85e IL NJ 100 tsoe NJ No Is o5c: No IS
&C. Nos IA and Is 3a5c saOe Eage powdered siee
market was I'd higher December and nd Iaagary aa1 s
g Sus I'd a for :: java and IS Cd ToT @ fair rahning
market firm a. fun prices sale OF 10" @ IONS % Tfe
1STs sio-sd sS Ss vh H7 6 maze sre @ qs6ed
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER . 1907

80; do 50 n. at g .: O. % N. at S. IS de- 6S
Judd CO. 81 state LAMBS g y: ~ AZ RSI - 10 az ss 3 r
IO IJ2 Pennsylvania 81 10 a. 30 l2 10 cuiis
do a n at s. 50: 53 Pennsylvania sneep Io1 70 al
so do at 5 80 4 Bnf{aI6 s5ate tD Se ioi r. B al
81 ~. 20 state sheep and lambs, - n At =
Harrington & Co PA Buffalo ia5aes 81 - ~ O. ~ 81
at at s. s. : - > 7'a'7 So =, x.sz1.. %
KentncEl sheep Ia3 M at - 65 90 Do, ia 10 at IS %
D. Harrington: az western lambs 70 fb az s. So -
do at So: 215 CANADIAN d. - .. a. ~ 40 S :.
81 do - h at sS 5U 3S sheep. 81 ~ az - 80 =.
Hume BIO aa2 Pennsylvania iaI-p- - e ~
81 $50 60. 20 70 at 81 5f II ,,ste 40 ~ - - SI
gg4 90 g2 NJ at s. 10. eus IS n az ~ 81 teI9nsY
-snis sheen 10 10 IL do Ill 10 az - - '@' 30
do I1s 10 at 50 25 do 80 n. az = 30 =. -. e eoL
< 1a0 state Janus, 20 ~ a. -
A. 81 m al 81 80; ~ ~ az s. oJ 10 40 ~ 70
at * 20: IL do 50 40. II do 81 10 az 20 - =
19t do 20 n at culs - 70 al 81 M o'a'e ep'
IO1 Tn 81 so 81 do, ~ 10 at p - ,.rbz IN -
ifeorse Z L. : DiiIenbaek; 2a3 Buffalo auhs' :" ~
H n Hollis: IS state lambs 50 n az 50 =: 70 O. -
n. 50 62s; 80 sheep leS H. al - % 80 u' " i'
Ieir2e Wright & Coz State lambs 81 n at 50 se
Andrew Mullen: state lambs, Sc n. at s. 3d. sheep
II W Rseeiuts for two days 60 ears or lo=
bead fnculns about be sold Prices iit i 20,
I0fI ac higher Pennsylvania and state hogs soi st
dressed hogs steady az eH''Ac
per NJ heavy TO light weights =, r,,rS,Irsr MA
Sales-Kerns Commission company: 3. % A'
hogs % 10 at S6 do 1870 10 at 90 40 60 ,o ~ z
T1hID q Shannon: I2 hogs. lt n at 50 ~ % a.
faS n, at Sc so , roughs. 322 n. at - 80 - ,o , ,
: sanders: 20 state hogs IL N. AT go o"' ''ue'
8 Judd { 90 date SATURDAY.: lfn missd Western hogs
139 10 at sG u; stale pigs i02 n, at So Ia
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

META @CoPPER-Copper was unchanged In the
.res at 60 Locally the metal ruled dun In tone
and thGat as a. Il secirogfic and osstng
ILL., s7 % 10 ofts 5 IONS o. making 15aas tons for the
months 5o e Gf t Pdd y of last nd
IN 1900 M TN sag g n saaTP to oaano9 a 17s h Cd Or
con s,in % Of Fl s. Redeetng the strength abroad New
fP sd was ssS was in du demand locally and prices nd-
Gated no sHang "a go rs was oer
befe being quoted 5I2=c under liberal offerings but
fGn5ihnsd T6h IN the English dull glasgow
closing at 5ss ID and Mddesooro at DIS ne , 0Ga
dry s2aGs9S No foundry Sor5heTa IN. Ne Sssd
SIS Wssats a%p n9f g asYsrpse iF market for olasses
vas frm With grocery grades NewoTieans n good
and eSen E so @ IS and Wants
syugs We're steady f & tG % s5a wh IN stheF e bsn
The demand. however vas not active Quotations fol.
i9T; Ysc socd f7sle Prime 22S27e
Kettle s9@Sse: syfaPs asnsn; fancv a4assc
soc ocEAN tonnage continued in in light @
tonnage tonnage the fairy steady and
Werp I'D Glasgow I'D LONDON I'D Bristol M ~ g2d
Is ii Pfgs B1eH,s o,sTda5 4se e0tt2P &c
a to BsssmsSsT British British sfssnsr
si tons cotton Savannah Liverpool Manchester
private sIaalese to Phtiadsiphia Baltimore
New, &C. % eRs ss TONS So ore % R2nss to Ph
delpha or Baianaoe ss 3D. option Sarosha - los9Rg
Btafa or Boston Cd option Cardiff loading:
BRUSH steamer. 2s7 tons coal Tyne & to Eoston Is
Brs ass noss rails etc Antwerp Tapico ss austrian
sS ROTTERDAM o Tampico private terms British
coast south America 10
NeWYork 22s Cd December British stsamer ieS2 tons @
mest 4 c,Irscao to Norfolk Sc schooner $40 tons
JaacEsonviiI. Philadelphia, s. q option New
schooner, S3f tons, resaW q
ssyannah to New-York IS go schooner 3s7
unpel 5bfiaSeInhta 10 Jacksonville, 75c schooner
sSs tons lumber Bermuda Hundred and city Point 70
goo e-ss go coal. Hoooken 10
sEnyssence 81 schooner oss coal Port Johnstoa
togare ice clause, schooneT. loS
70 arSoy to Nervburyport. 81; schooner
ss tons coal Perth Anboy to Boston private terms
eS oGT tons coal Reading 10 fseston 81 90;
SorweSan steamer 1852 tons cotton sssaanan 10
eeI tons cotton Charleston TO Liverpool or Srssn
1bss tons cctton
- yernoi Manchester OF Bremen 21s prompt; BRUSH
ssesrner i I72 tons. general cargo Ne~-oriesas 70
on ga decline ir lard products led to some Pressure
A. a eli and prices the close favored ouyels
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ney-YorE. December !, 1892
coFFEE-Th4 coffee market this morning, opening
steacy partial decline Of points was quiet .u
early trading then turned easier Out
particular increase in activity ana nnaE oso
lower with the total saies Ionllns up
about % 500 bags The initial decline was based on 'he
vAaker cable news Of decline amounting ~
5s41. franc and 5s41z pig Al Hamburg rus
sales for the snort account ilo
responsible for continuance eI Nile IeCelH
LIQUID The trade whole. however sh0neS
hs-iuE disposition owing the uncertainty es 70 te
pfl AIRY movement, which fnF the tine being
s,an-oe receipts the week were l0oOOV laSS
hile reported $1,000 bags Tor the wees,
the previous week OF o'o
tss still about bags under the figures ior te
Notwithstanding the light move
me trade bearish thaI ouhsHs ss Z
result OF the already large supply available ana On eA
visible figures Que On eCetef ~
show still another As the session progressed tHs
from the report
movement increase re
seins as compared Saturday OF aoout loeo bags
Tjs selling cny partially Offset by purchases Io e
Of interests, ana the iiar.st 49,
~ we-f of Total warehouse deliveries Ia re iilta
bags. against
sst week ana Ta4 bags the week year ago
New-IOTk reported ir5So- bags
for the week as com
5srs5 win Isl bags and $4,000 bags foT
Ibe sane year Rio receipts aggregated 3lvo
isgs against $1,000 bags the previous week ana lsco
iaes last year. shipuents 70 the nlteo slates'
biTerts q the United 23eo0 bags 70 Europe;
"a eco bags Bahia receipts for the week we're $50
Bahia shipments tle CIllleo
states for the week $500 bags 70 Europe o. IOC oags
TIE range Contrac- prices IN the local market To-Day
aas as follows
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02

per basket 2550c: dollhouse. 100 5060c: spinach
per bhl 4065c: string beans, Virginia basket 3oc
81; Go Charleston I5esi 2 do Florida wax 81 gls2 -
90 green 15ctS 49, squash Dbl, 6od Toe 90
hubbard I5cqsl turnips, Russia per bh sOalsoe 90
white. SfS1 % tomatoes Florida per s15ts3 9e
Soc
HAf AND sTRAW-HAY- Receipts were light for sun
oy and Monday, with the discontinuanee OF canal
aIrVas the market closes hrm the quotations WIN
pfos2ee!e demand good We quote Prime large ts,s, ,
per 100 10 9It2caS1. No 1, 80 e7S1c No soGe'c NO
Sb7e irregular oJs, 45G5oc: clover mXsg prime
s9Ibd &c clover. clear good order. 60Q63c sAV-
Still shows considerable stock and full range
for useful best grades of long Receipts of hay
ana straw, in reported the Produce kxehailse
a. noon today: Hudson River Railroad s2e Erie, 40:
pennsylvania 90 West Shore. 20; Lehigh Valley, 50
haillnors and Ohio, 20; Central Of SewJeFseyr CO. on
Ea1o and Western, 10; barge 42l: canal boats
$50 total fs66 tons. Receipts OF straw. $40 tons hy
rail- so by river.
ElEln- HI. Dec still soaring the Eigfn
tard Of Trade. afternoon the official market
price was fxsd 2Sc. with sell The creamery
for the EgIn district made during the last week was 5o
New-York tribune., 1902-12-02
OTHER MARkETsBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec 1-Cattle-Rsceipts. 3scoo head inc.al.
ing 200 westerns: market f5d25c lower sood % 1fl
steers 75T$7 poor medium sS5s9 tS sIo'SesS
fecIrs s29S3 So cows 81 4o9S4 80. heifers SdS3 -
rsnnprs 81 4 81 10; bulls S2dSi 30: calves - PIG 20
Texas led steers S2Gs4 -. Western steers - 9"tt -
FIors-Recepts today. 10 coo head; Tomorrow SuVV
Ief. oyer 600; market STEADY. closing strong nA
hutchers So S5dS6 80 good choice heavy 30 0sso ~
rough hcavy IOs6 light s. 65s6 10 pu!b OK 1ty
sSds6 % Sheep-Receipts 5000 Esad sleep anu Iss
lower. good TO wethers S 6o$t tair 10 choics
MIXED So 5O6sS 50: native lambs, SS IoitS2 70 -
CINCINNATI Dee Hogs active at 81 0ug 20 90
tie sTcsdv at S2as5 Sheep steady at 81 3taFS %
Lambs steady al 80 jOatSJ .. ..e-. to
Fast Liberty Dec 1.--Cattle lower: choice $oose "
rae s. 5OdS5 80 good 251SJ so Hogs higher prime
heavy 6I 10: mediums. So 80: heavy 1orkeS 80 -
9s6 so light Ydrkers IS 401s6 -; pigs SO AUG 80 -,
rHIehs S6ds6 - Sheep lower best wetners - 9og
81 So cuIls and 81 J9$2: choice lambs 20 IVg
S5 81. Veal calves. STGSS 20 - 90 +to
Kansas Citr Dec. I--Cattle-ReCeipts. 10 4O natives
and Gao Texans calves. 500 natives and 100 Ie&d7.
corn catrle frd2Oc lower stockers and feeders strong
ecod cows steady. lower choice expert ana
dressed beef steers 4GaS6: fair good - ftlSJ
stoclers and feeders S3dS 81 Western fed steers S@
s5 40 Texas and Indian steers. g 39G$4 do Texas
so4Is1 So native cows II J0dS4: native hetfers y l9n
81 o5 Gamers S1dS2 %. calves 50 254S6 Hogs.toe-
Ce1ts 500 head steady 10 strong TOP 80 ~
buIk of sales SIS N5GS6 20, heavy. So 0Jgx6 10 mixed
hackers 90 light. - ~ 2aS6 ld oFkers 20 %
Gs6 To- pies 50 J06S6 Sheep-Feeceipts- 1909 hetdI
marEet strong to higher and active; native ianlbs
81 6OGS5 90. Iamos S34S3 Is; fed ewes Esq
81 10 native wethers $3I$4, Western UeheTc S1S1 Sol
stns and feeders 81 90GS3