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ma Skriftenes ord besannade mer och
mer for hvar eviga dag, vi lefva pa
delta rullande klot. Da det heter att
ALT k0tt ar gras och all dess godhet
ar sasom blomstret pa marken," sa ar
det da sa SAINT, som nagonting kan
vara. Jag horde pastorn predika Of
4ver den texten for en- It'd sedan och
han lade, ut ordet sa tydligt och
vackert, att forsamlingen vardt hoge-
ligen upbyggd sderaf. Skol1araren var
den ende, som satt och grinade
ib1and. Han anser sig, forstas, sa
lard och Wis och fornumstig och ar sd
hogmodig och for1naten, att han alls
icke saktar sGuds ord och predikan.
Och pastorn har han da rakt ingen
respekt for. Han ar rent af ofor-
skamd mot honom ibland. Da jag
sett det, rhar jag rasnat till manga
gangera och ofta tankt, att jag skulle
huta, at .hononn, d. v. S. skollararn;
rarn;. men da man intet annat ar an
en- fattig, okunnig bondkropp, sa ar
det icke sa godt att vaga sig pa des-
saa larda vidunder, som nena sig ega
all nakt K iirnmel och pa jord, j syn
neriaet is hirnnelen, sa att Gud sjelf
mastes rata sig efter deras foreskrif-
ter. ia, det forstas, Pale i Angen
sag ock lite snopen ut, ty han trod-
de pastorn syftade sarskildt pa ho-
nom; men det gjorde han nog inte.
Man Dor tyda ALT till ..det basta och
icke sVara sa grasligt misstrogen. Ma
val, pastorn talade, som sagdt, med
mycken varme och ofvertygelse, och
mar han beskref de olika grasslagen
och hurusom en- del gras ar ogras
o. s..sv. SAINT erinrade ON Diet sorgliga
sfarhillandet, att manga blomster
yisssaas Just snar de hsl1a pa att blonl-
sta som bast, 50 var det riktigt ro-
rande. ia, Diet var det.
S Delta ram mig i sir1net nu dagar-
ne, mar jag. Taste j tidningarne ON
engelske kungens kroning och sjuk-
donlo Kroning och sjukdonr!
Jahal Nog later det som Ell
besynnerlig samnanstallning; men
de tvenne 4uttryckens betydeiser lig-
ga kanhanda hyarandra narmare an
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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-07-02
stor donation till laroverk. Cornell

Stor donation till laroverk. Cornell
University i Ithaca, N. Y, l,ar emot-
tagit en- gafva af 100000. Den ena
halften har donerats af John D. Roc
kefeller och den andra halften af en-
onamd rnecenat.
Snabb resa. Stewart Frasher i
Chicago afreste fran Paris k. 8.45 d.
18 juni och ankom till Chicago tidigt
pa morgonen den rs i sanlma rnanad.
Resan emellail dessa bada stader tog
blot f dagar och 20 timmar i an
sprak. -7.. - -,
~ Senator Beveridge 0fverfallen. Sc
nator Bailey fran Texas ofverfo1l j
mandags senator Beveridge fran In
diana efter det senaten adjurnerat
Bailey grep Beveridge strupen, men
senator Bacon fran Georgia och dorr-
vaktaren Barney Layton lyckades
slita Bailey fran Beveridge imam har
tilfogat honom nagon skada. Of.
verfallet skedde med anledning af ett
yttrande af Beveridge senaten, som
Baily ansag ga sin ara for mar.
Valkommet regn Colorado. Tor.
kan Colorado har ar varit svarare
an pa manga ar forut. I sondags fol
temellertid EFT valkommet regn
Storm och hagel beledsagade det
samma. / Denver ~anslas den derat
anstalda skadan till emellan $Io,ooe
och $5o, L Leadville och pa at
skilliga andra platser i bergen fol
sno till ett dup af anda till 8 tum
Den tillfalliga skada, som astadkom:
af haglet och stormen, motvage'
mangdubbelt af den valsignelse, son
regnet .medforde.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-07-02
MinnesOta-nyheter.

Svart brand. Ella PETERSON, II ar
gammal och hemmahorande Slay-
ton, blef torsdags svart brand, der
igenom att hennes Mader fattade eld.
Tog forgift. Pa grund af olyckliga
karleksforhallanden intog Carl Sven
son i Butternut, Blue Earth CO., en-
dosis stryknin forliden fredag med
den fold, att han inom en- kort stund
Allied. go. = ~ - = - : #
Chippewa-reservationen 4 norra
Minnesota kommer smart delvis att
oppnas och ornkring 1000 900 acres
land komma derfor att bli tillgang-
liga for kopare. Priset pr acre blir
SI.as. Forslaget rorande reservatio
mems oppnande llar behandlats kon-
gressen och ar det synnerhet kon-
gressmannen Morris och Stevens som
inlagt stor fortjenst uti dess genom-
forande. ,- --.... -. ...
Nytt fran Tracy. En- af sorg svart
hemsokt familj synes Bengt Matt
sons vara. Mrs Anna Mattson afled
torsdagen den 26 juni. Liktalet hollis
af studeranden Thorene lordagen d.
28 pa eftermiddagen, och under det
begrafningeu hollis uti den sv. luth.
kyrkan har Allied sonen Fritz endast
go ar gammal. Steftet efter Fritz
Mattson begrofs mandagen den 80
juni. Familjens aldste son Nils Allied
for EFT ars It'd sedan, ALA uti lung
lsot. Gud troste de ofverlefvande.
II -...-. ~ N. E. P.
Br0llop. Pa midsommardagen, d.
"a juni, firades EFT storslaget brollop
Ii Carlton, da en- at stadens .unga da-
mer, froken Evelina V. Eckland, SAM
manvigdes med pastor Gideon S.
Ohslund fran Akron, O. Vigseln for
4 rattades af brudgummens fader pa
stor N. Ohslund fran Clarissa. Sa-
som brudtarnor tjenstgjorde froknar-
ne Alma Anderson, Esther Ohslund
och Eugenia Eckland och sasom mar
i skalkar herrarne Henning Ivarson
och E. d. Hedman SAINT pastor Gott-
! fried Nelson. Vigseln hollis den sv.
1uth. kyrkan. En- vacker brollops-
! marsch spelades vid brudparets intra-
de i kyrkan af froken Bertha Edholm
ffran Saltwater. Fran kyrkan tagade
brollopsfolket till brudens foraldra-
lhem, herr och fru A.. O. Ecklands,
der mottagning hollis. Flera langva-
ga resande voro narvarande. M. S.
T. onskar de nygifta all mojlig lycka
och valsignelse. I.
Befans vara skyldig. Frank Tan
Ike, som nyIigen haft ransakning ]
! Henderson, beskyld for att den I3
december. 1893 i1afva mordat John
Wellner pa dennes farm nara New
/ Ulm, forklarades af juryn skyldig till
lmord forsta graden. Sasom hans
lmedbrotts1ing narnnes Wellners hui
stru, som smart efter mordet gifte
sig med Tanke. Rattegang kommer
smart att hallas med henrie. Det
vackte 81 liten uppmarksamhet, mar
strax efter domens afkunnande mrs
Tanke bekande, att hon forofvat
lmordet och att Tanke var oskyldig.
Hon pastod sig ha nedgraft revol-
Ivern nara huset. Domstolen bestam-
lde da,s att understanding skulle ske pa
farmen for att ON mojligt finna re-
lvolvern. Mrs Tanke har self vafit
lnarvarande vid grafningen och oak
Itadt man graft upp en- fjerdedels acre
It'll EFT dup af S fot, far dock ingen
trevolver funnits. Man tror att hon
Igjort denna bekannelse for att ia en-
lny rattegang beyiliad.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1902-07-02

Det republikanska statskonventet
hollis den dennes j st. Paul. Delta
Tkonvent var ganska fredligt alden
sstund endast tvenne af embetena ha-
de solika kandidater att valja pa, nem-
igen Auditor och Clerk Of Supreme
Court. Governor S. r. Van SAINT
aternominerades enhalIigt att blifva
Sin egen seftertradare. Till vice gu
vernon noninerades afven sa .enhal-
s1igts Ray w. Jones fran Minneapolis.
Var Iandsman, den nuvarande stats
sekreteraren, Peter E. Hanson fran
Litchfield aternominerades enhalligt
till statssekreterare. Mast i ordnin-
gen foljde nomination af auditor, for
shMl.sst .vernbete tire kandidater upp-
tradde, nemligen S. G. Iverson fran
Fillmore county, ]. F. jacobson fran
Lac qui Parle county och Odin Hal
den fran Duluth. Redan vid forsta
I omrostningen visade det sig, att
Iverson var. den starkaste kandidaten
och eforslag gjordes derfor att CORA
, nonlinationen enhallig. Statskasso-
rem ]. H. Block aternominerades, sam
rnaledes statens attorney general
/ Wallace B. Douglas. Fer clerk OF
supreme court voro flera kandidater
uppsatta, och man trodde. sakert, att
Darius F. Reese skulle bli den seq
rande. Vid omrostningen blef dock
&C. A. Pidgeon fran Buffalo nomine-
rad. Till Railroad and Warehouse
commissioner aternominerades G.. F
Staples fran Dakota county. Kon-
yentet endesserade president Roose,
xelts administration, i synnerhet hans
sta1lning den kubanska reciproci.
tetsfragan.
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Dei republi blikanska stats
konventet.
,v',AL.sEIDELl:

1 VALSEDEL:
Governor Samuel r. Van SAINT of
Winona. III
Lieutnant Governor-Ray w. Jones
of Minneapolis.
Secretary Of State Peter E. Han
son Of Litchfield.
A,s State Auditor Samuel G. Iverson
Of Fillmore county.
State Treasurer-Julius II. Block
Of st. Peter.
Attorney General - Wallace B.
Douglas Of Moorhead.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court-c. A.
Pidgeon Of Buffalo.
Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioner-c. F. Staples Of Dakota co.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
PRhCTICING MEDICINE
WITHOUT LICENSE
Robert l. Hunter Convicted and Re-
leased Oh Payment of s25.

Robert I. Hunter. convicted In the
Police Court yesterday of practicins
medicine without license, and fined $50,
was liberated after spending couple of
hours in a cell at the Police Court, on
paying s25 and the promise that the
other would be forthcoming in the near
future
The wife ana daughter of the accus-
ed seemed much distressed over his
predicament. and after much apparent
difficulty, produced the portion of the
fine that obtained his release.
Hunter has an office. and lives at 9OS
l. Street northwest.
Bette Jackson. a colored woman. tes-
tilted that a few weeks ago she took an
aling child to him. and that he examined
1t, told her he could cure it. and charg-
ed her s. for salve and medicine, but
that the child died.
Detective Proctor testified that the
death of the Jackson child and Hunters 5
action in the matter were reported to
the detective bureau, and that when he
called on Hunter and told him he was
ailing, Hunter questioned him and con-
Quoted himself as a doctor.
Hunter emphatically denied holding
himself out as a doctor. but admitted
that he manufactured and sold medi-
cineS. His wife and daughter, the lat
ter a fashionably attired girl of about
twenty years. corroborsted bis state
ments. but the weight of testimony was
against him.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
A Considerable Raid Made Upon Sep
tember Oats, But Price Receivers.

CHICAGO July 24.-There is nothing
of special importance TO report in wheat.
The general feelipc is bearish. although
and should encourage the buying Of
wheat, but the public ices from day to
day as 1t thinks it reaCS the situation.
A prominent elevator firm We're changing
back September to Decembe- today, they
having previously been heavy buyers of
September and sellers of December when
the September was at discount under
the December The situation throughout
the Middle West is unchanged, and
weather conditions continue unfayorable
for grading of winter wheat.
Corn-The corn market could well be
called strong, although trade was ex-
tremeiy light. There is every indication
that the July deal is not yet ended.
There is also a good cash demand, No. 3
and No. yellow selling here at 66c and
SIC on track and for shipment.
Oats-Trading in oats now from day to
day is considerably greater than il corn.
Considerable interest centered in the
new July, which held very steady at 70c.
The new September was traded in very
freely, and along toward the close a con-
siderable raid was made on that option.
which sold down to 34Ac, and instantly
recovered. touching 34Iac quickly, at
which point it closed. 1t is very signifl-
cant that a prominent shipper who has
a demand for oats such as are required
for contract grade to deliver on the So
called new September was in the market
for new August at 4lc and on that basis
they were in demand for shipment.
Provisions opened higher and ruled
quite strong closing with a good rally
for the day.
The following are the quotations.:
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
TITLE INSURANCE, STOCKS.
THE MONEY MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-Money on call
at the stock exchange today opened at
2% per cent. highest 2, lowest 2l9. clos
ing at 2st. Most of the days loans were
at 2& per cent.
Time money was offered with compare
tive freedom, and met with a fair de-
mand. Rates. AZ per cent for go to 80
days, AZ per cent for four months, 4isGU
per cent for five, six. and seven
months.
Mercantile paper continued quiet, and
the business done was decidedly limited
in extent. Rates. 1905 per cent for SO
to 90 days indorsed bills receivable, AZ
as per cent for choice four TO six
months single names, 51a for others.
There was TO material change in the
foreign exchange market today. The
tone was steady and rates were quoted
the same as at the close Of yesterday.
The volume OF business was very light,
owing to a falling off in the demand.
Continental was firm.
Actual rates were as follows: Ster-
ling-Cables, ass 2094.SS.30; demand,
4.S7. .S0@4SI90; sixty days, 1851. Com
mercial on bankers-Demand. 4.sI65G
4s775; sixty days, 4.S5 30d4s5.35. Doc
uments for paymert-Grain bills. 4.S5B
m4S5% cotton bills, 4.s4A. Francs
Cables, 5.15; demand 5.159s; sixty days.
5.f1k Reichsmarks-Cab 952s a
95 7-16: demand. 95A a % 5-16; sixty days.
81 15-16@95. Dutch guilders-Demani,
i0A sixty days. 40 l-l6.
LONDON, July 2i.-haffirs were again
demcralized by sales in anticipation Of
tomorrow's settlement. The rest of tne
market was sick in sympathy. Consols
sold at 95Ss.
Americans started strong. Later there
was considerable proft-taking, but in
the afternoon prices picked up on New
Yorks inquiries for stocks. There was
a free Interchange of business in Union
Pacific. mainly for the American ac-
count. New York is apparently again
transferring speculation to London
Union Pacific preferred was the strong
feature in the street New Yorl; also
bought Chesapeake and Ohio and Dem
yer and Rio Grande.
Rio Tintos sold at 4S. Anacondas at ~
and copper at e52 11-l6 the ton.
The bank returns shows that the mar
ket is free of Indebtedness. Indeed the
item OF other securities is lower than
since December IL The market ball
ances are also low and the market bad
ly wants government disbursements.
The London county council offers
6 l 900, 900 loan. Tuesday, in six months
bills.
Paris exchange is 25.16. Berlin. 90 IS.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
MAY EXAMINE THE BOOKS.
Victory for Gates People in Colorado
Fuel Case.

NEW YORK, July z+.-Justice Hall. in
the supreme court. today announced that
he had decided to grant the application
OF Arthur J. Singer. of Harris. Gates &
Co. for tbs issuance of writ of manda-
mus TO compel the Knickerbocker Trust
Company, the Atlantic Trust Company.
and Charles f. Phelps to permit him to
inspect and examine the books of the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
Mr.. Singers counsel. while arguing
the case. said that Mr.. Singer desired to
examine the books for the purpose of
obtaining list OF the stockholders Of
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
before the next meeting of stockhold-
ers. which has been called for August 20,
Counsel asserted that the defendant
had refused to permit Mr.. Singer to ex-
anime the books of the company.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

posed to be cornered. has gone off As
points, or about $3.50 bale.
The break was started by the issuance
on Tuesday of July notices for S5,oOc
bales. but the drop today was traceable
partly, some thought, largely to an un-
expected decline of . to 13 American
points in Liverpool. where the market
was sold down, it is said by New Or
leans, Philadelphia and Alexandria,
Egynt.
Theodore Price issued a bearish cir
cular and was understood TO be selling
September and October freely through
various brokers. Europe. the South and
the West also sold on stop orders and
accelerated the decline.
The market closed weak, with quo
tations to % lower as compared with
Yesterdays CLOSING Drifes
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRiCT OF CoLUMBIA-JAMES +. BAR
BOUR vs.. UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW,
ALIENEES AND DENISEES OF JACUBUS
MERSON. Deceased. No. 23154 In Equity
The object Of this suit is to establish Of
record the title of complainant to subdivision
lots six tD to twenty tZ0). inclusive, in square
three hundred and twenty-six (32G). in the City
of Washington. in this District. and to enjon
the defendants from asserting title thereto. On
moticc e the complainant, by George Francis
Williams. his solicitor. it is this 24TH DAY
OF JULY, \. d. 1902, ordered that the de-
PENDANTS cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occur
ring three months after the day Of the first
publication Of this order; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case of default.
(Scal.) A. b. HAGNER, Associate Justice.
True Copy-Test:
J. II. Young, Clerk
BY }. ". LATIMER, Asst. Clerk.
jy25. .3i-au7. .21-sei,1l
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
THE COTTON MARKET.
Bad Break in July, August, and Sep.
tember Options.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-There was
break of % points in July cotton today.
81 points on August and September and
10 TO Is on the rest of the list. In two
days July cotton, which some had sup
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

L. S. Electric Light. certificate: 2,000M
10s. Capital Traction: 30G124Ia; ca
124Z; 1G125. Union Trust and Storage
Company: 5G106h. Mergenthaler Limo
type: 1916. Greene Copper: 100G2S2s.
After call-Metropolitan Railroad SIS:
SIS .OOOd122. Capital Traction As: $1,000
d1O7A. Mergenthaler Linotype: 20G
1854 1OG1S5B; 10G1s6A-Buyer 60; so
miS64-Buyer 60.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF C0LUMBIA-JAMES D. MCBRIDE vs..
ALICE +. MCBRIDE. No. 23052. Equity
Docket No. -.
The object of this suit is 20 obtain an abso-
lutte divorce upon the ground of desertion for
more than two years uninterruptedly next pre-
ceding the filing Of this suit
ON motion of the complainant, it is this 18th
day Of July, A. d. 1902 ordered that the de-
fendant cause her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day, exclusive
Of sundays and legal holidays. occurring after
the day OF the first publication OF this order;
is in case OF default.
BY the cotrt:
(Seal) f. +. BINGHAM, Justice.
True copy-Test:
]. Il. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY R. J. MEIGs, Jr., Assistant Clerk.
p. 4. BOWEN. JR.,-
PHILIP TlNDALL,
Complainant's Attorneys. iy1s,25-aul
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LIMRIA HOLDING 4 ERORATE COI-RT.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No. 101II, Administration.
This Is To give notice that the subscriber, of
the District of Columbia. has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District of Columbia
letteis of administration on the estate OF James
Mark, late OF tx District Of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated, to the subscriber on or before the
18TH DAY OF APRIL, A. ID. 1903. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
1902. P. A. BOWEN, Jr.,
lil0 G Street northwest.
Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER,
Deputy Register ci Wills for the District
OF Columbia; Clerk of the Probate Court.
PHILIP TINDALL, Attorney. jyls,25-aul
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
.Ep,RrNrNr nr rur INTERIOR. washing

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Washing
ton, July Il, IQG2-Seaied proposals will be
received at this Department until O'CLOCK
p. NJ, THURSDAY, July 81, 1907, for litho-
graphing and printing the General Land Office
map OF the United states for 1902. The right
i, reserved TO reject any and all bids. Speci-
ications for the word with form OF proposals.
may he had on application. All bidders are
invited to be present at the opening. r.lOs.
RYAN, Acting Secretary. lyl9,2225,2y
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
WESTERNERS CAUSE
RISE IN ST. PAUL

change firm. doubtless had some effect
on speculation in the last hour of busi-
ness.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Big Gains for St. Paul.

ST. Paul, which led the list with re-
spect to activity, supplying nearly one
tenth of the total transactions, rose
points, and in spite of general re-
action in the late trading, retained
about two-thirds of that improvement.
The movement in it was accompanied
by rumors with which the street has
become familiar to degree that has
satisfied it that the control of the st.
Paul company is being sought or has
been acquired by the Union Pacific Com
PAM.
AS is invariably the case when these
rumors are current Union Pacific moved
with st. Paul. 1t also supplied about
tenth of the total transactions and re-
tanned only a third of its Improvement,
the net gain being one-half of / per cent.
The manipulators of these two stocks
devoted some attention to Union Pa
cific preferred.
There was a revival of aggressive buy
ing of Missouri Pacific that caused a
maximum advance of more than a point.
but nearly all of it was lost at the close,
Atchison common, which was third with
respect to activity, lost all of its mod
crate early improvement. Exception
ally strong features were Louisville and
Nashville at a net gain of 3A points,
Canadian Pacific, which, like many
other stocks. reacted from the final fg-
ures of yesterday, St. Louis Southwest
ern issues and Texas Pacific
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Static EleCtri
BEST EQUIPPED
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OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK CITY

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Eclectic Remedies. Cures lupus, cancer. goitre,
brain and nervous diseases, obesity. and all
cnrablc diseases OF men, women. and children
treated successfully by the best latest, and
safest methods. Medicines furnished.
Charges very low. Have Gree talk with
Dr. Shade, no matter what your trouble may
be. Corner 18th and sts.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
The New York Quotations.
" HEAT.

NEW YORK. July 2i.-The following
quotations were recorded on the Pro-
duce Exchange today:
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY to loan on real estate. personal prop
erty and collateral. J. c. DAVIS, J0S st.
NV. Ell.
MONEY TO LOAN at 3ia TO , per cent. IN sums
OF Il 90 to SlO,0CC, on d. c. real estate; pay
of 8 and per cent mortgages ana begin anew:
all transactions conducted with cconomcal con.
sidcration for borrowers. Wh. II. SAUNDERS
& CO., l4J1 + ST. NV.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
Rock Island Rights.

There was also heavy trading in he
rights to subscribe to the new stock of
the company, but the advance in them
was not proportionate to the rise in the
price of the stock. A theory regard
ing the last named that was most gen
orally accepted was that holders of the
stock had sold against their rights 10
subscribe, and that as no date has been
fixed for issuing the new stock these
sellers, together with other dealers, who
may have been short of the stock in the
usual way. were constrained to cover.
After the close of business little
information was obtained regarding the
plans of the principal owners of Rock
Island stock for releasing part of the
capital that they have invested in it.,
yet in a way which will enable them to
retain control of the company. 1t is
understood that new corporation is 10
be organized, which will issue its bonds
for a certain percentage of Rock Island
stock, and that preferred and common
shares OF the new company will be is
sued for the balance. The transaction
will apparently be similar to that made
by the capitalists who secured control
of the Chicago and Alton a few years
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

No. , red, 80 (. o. b. ahoa;.
No. / northern Duluth. s2z4 t. o. b. afioat
No. 9 corn, 7Ila I. o. b. afioat.
The Washington times., 1902-07-25
London Situation Disturbed.

The speculative situation in London
was said TO be disturbed somewhat by
the embarrassment of large bucket
shop. and this, together with rumors OF
trouble here, which proved to grow out
of the suspension of Consolidated Ex-
The Washington times., 1902-07-25

S. Department of Agriculture,
Office Of the Secretary, Washington, ID. C.,
July q, loj2.-Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF the Disbursing Clerk until ,
p NJ. THURSDAY. JULY 81, 1902, for the
erection OF a brick warehouse and Office build
ing on the grounds OF the Department Of
Agriculture. The plans and specifications may
be seen between the hours OF Q a. m. and
y. IN At the Office of the Chief of the Bureau
of Plant Industry. Bids must h2 inclosed in
sealed envelopes. addressed TO the Secretary ot
Agriculture, and marked Proposals for brick
warehouse JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
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