davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
He Did Enough Of 1t.

"You don't take enough exercise" "
said the doctor, who had called to see
Binks at his Office. "a good brisk
walk or short run every morning would
do you world OF good"
Doctor" replied Binks impressively.
II live in suburb, have to catch a
certain train every morning, and my
house is nearly mile from the sta
uon."
"Well," returned the doctor apollo
getically. "the best Of us make mis-
takes at times, and l am no exception
to the rule. e."-Chicago Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13

Your local coupon ticket agent has
been supplied with illustrated and de-
scriptive literature showing the beau
ties Of the scenery and resorts of
Colorado and the Rocky mountains.
These books are free tor the asking.
and "The Denver Road" will be glad
to give aouea assistance by CORE
spondence In your choice of a place
to spend your vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
His Own Work.

"These biscuits" said Mr.. Henry
Peck. ''are quite as good as mother
used to make, I'm sure"
"Why, Henry" his wife exclaimed,
II certainly am surprised"
A blush of shame suffused his deli
cate features, for he realized that self
praise was fault most unbecoming
in one of his gentle breeding.-Phila-
delphia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
BOOkiah.

"Your majesty" said the court cham
berlain, "ths is the page who has been
behaving so scandalously."
"Ah,' exclaimed the king, "a loose
page. He must be brought to book"
"a royal jest, I'll be bound" said the
page, with an opportune laugh. There
upon the king forgave him.-Philadei
phia Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
SOUTH CAROLINA INTERSTATE
And West Indian Exposition, Charles
ton, S. C..

The SOUTHERN RAILWAY is
selling round trip tickets:
Good to June 3, rate from Mem
uhis, $27.25.
Good ten days, rate from Memphis.
1885.
Choice Of Two Routes.
Leave Memphis 10:30 a. H., arrive
Charleston 1880 p. M next evening;
one change, either coaches or sleepers
at Asheville, n G..
Leave Memphis p. M. arrive at
Charleston Z a. m. Solid train to
Chattanooga, and change to through
sleeper, thence to Charleston, via At
lanta and Augusta.
Send for maps, guides, list of no.
tells and boarding houses, etc. C. A.
DeSaussure, D. P. A., Memphis, Tenn
c. A. Benscoter, A. G. P. A., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
A Discuxsi0n.

First Tramp--You onghtn't to tell
people you want a nickel to q'lcnch
yer hunger.
Second Tramp-Ain't dat what yer
do wit yer hunger? OATS correct
First Tramp-lt's correct. all right
but it amt matic.-Puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
NOncOnnlittal.

''Do you think the world is growing
worse or better?'
81 shouldn't venture an opinion" said
the man who makes no pretensions to
being philosopher. zones impress
sions on that point are likely to depend
largely on the kind Of society he hap
pens to get into."-W ashingtOn Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
The Only Explanation.

"What makes you think she has
money!" he asked.
The envious girl tossed her head mir.
lily.
'The combination Of her looks and
the fact that her engagement is an
nounced," she replied Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
Impossible IncOnsistcncy.

Miss Highe Waye-Poor Fido cried
so when l drove away in the victoria
without him!
Mr.. Quizz-Why didn't you take him
with you?
Miss Highe- e-Waye-Because l didn't
go in the dogcart, of course.-Smart
Set.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
The Vulnerable Point.

Percy-i've made Pauline sorry that
she threw me over.
Guy-ln what way?
Percy-Why. I'm attentive now to a
girl Eve years younger than she is
Detroit Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13
O1sCOuraginY.

Mr.. Strong {after the quarrel)-You
will return my love letters Of course.
Miss .Jimplecute-l haven't kept
them. m.-Somervile Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13

-. - you buy a few inches of advertis-
sit e space IN a newspaper, and then
.tto ~ oack In your chair, pay no more
aos .en'ion to it, and expect trade to
vo oN IN your door. as the result of
-n.., N. au' you will certainly be fooled.
o''umwa, Ia, Courier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-02-13

sm.u Ie great are dependent on the
wo,',, LOT existence. Even the gods
wo.n oa'u De compelled to go to work
@ sow II not for the support of their
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
AMBASSADOR CLAYTON UPHELD.
CHARGES EXPLAINED To THE SATISFAC-
TION OF THE PRESIDENT AND
SECRETARY HAY.

Washington. April 5.-The authoritative state
ment was made to-day that Ambassador Clay
ton had explained fully and to the satisfaction
of both the President and Secretary Hay all the
charges that have been made against him in re-
gard to cases pending before the Mexican courts
and also concerning his personal conduct In
the court cases to which reference has been
made it is said that Mr.. Clayton acted under
exact instructions from the Department OF state.
showing great ZEAL industry and ability in the
defence of the rights OF American citizens. MI
CLAYTON will return to his post at the City of
Mexico after brief holiday spent in Washing
ton with his daughter.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
FINANCIAL BILL REPORTED
HOUSE BANKING COMMITTEE DIVIDES ON
PARTY LINES.

Washington. April 5--The House Committee
on Banking and Currency. by a vote on party
lines, to-day ordered a favorable report on the
financial bill framed by the Republican mem
bers Of the committee and introduced by Chair
man Fowler ITO maintain the gold standard.
provide an elastic currency. equalize the rates
of interest throughout the country, and further
a1rend the national banking laws"
The details Of the bill were given when Mr..
Fowler introduced it. and since then the changes
made have not affected any of the principles
1t brings together many plans which have here
tofore been urged separately A Division of
Banking and Currency is created in the Treas
ury Department, with a board Of control Of three
members representing the present Controller
of the Currency. The methods by which banks
may take out circulation provided, the
parity of the silver dollar with gold is estab-
lfshed provision for the esta bIishment OF branch
national banks is made. silver bullion in the
treasury is to be coined into subsidiary silver,
and guarantee funds are provided TO protect
against insOlvent banks
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
SEEKS 100000 DAMAGES.
CLAIM OF AN ABATTOIR COMPANY PRE-
sENTED TO THE SPANISH TREATY
COMMISSION.

Washington April 5-Papers were filed to-day
before the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission or
bebalr of the Spanish-American Abattoir Company
nv F3lvuer Hobbs & Clarke. of NewYork, against
the United States. TO recover S1ooD on account OF
n franchise granted by the Spanish authorities to
the company giving it the exclusive right to en-
gage I'm the stock yards and packing house industry
a. Havana Cienfuegos and Santiago Cuba The
napers say that the franchise was granted to the
snanish- American company in competition with
.-,oour e. CO. At the time OF the insurrection. II
is set forth, all operations were suspended, since
nsbicb time IL is said. the grant has been of no
,ai,1e The right OF action in this suit, ii is al
Ia1ed comes outside the opinion of the Attorney
csneral on franchises granted by the Spanish
tborities the works contemplated mot being in op
rstion or having been operated which, 1t is
eIiaaed nuts the claim within the terms Of the
Traarv of Paris.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
DRILLERS STRIKE AT NIXON YARD.
HE REFUSES TO COMPROMISE. AND GOV
EMINENT IS INFORMED THAT WORK
ON WAR VESSELS WILL BE DELAYED.

Elizabeth. " J., April 3 (SpeciaD.-Stxty steel
drillers have been strike since Thursday at
Lewis Nixon's shipyard. and they now threaten
TO call out all the men employed in the YARD
who belong 10 labor unions If their demand Is
not conceded by Mr.. Nixon The men were get
ting eight cents for each hole drilled. but on
Thursday the price was cut 10 IA cents. Then
the quit work.
Committees from the strikers have twice
waited on Mr.. Nixon since, but he has refused
any compromise To-day committee from the
National Ship Builders Union called on MI
Nixon but his attitude remains unchanged The
trouble is to be laid before the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Mr. Nixon is building for the government the
CHATTANOOGA a protected cruiser Of the Denver
class; the monitor Florida, and a number OF tor
pedo boats and torpedo boat destroyers- The
Nayv Department has been informed that the
work will be delayed somewhat because Of the
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
GAVE HIMSELF Up FOR THEFT.
MAN SAID HE WANTED TO TAKE HIS PUNISH
MENT

While Captain Woodruff at his desk in
Police Headquarters. YOnkers, yesterday. a man
came in and said: Il sick and tired of this
lodging and l want give myself up. My name
is Mark Foy, and live in New-York- My former
employer James II. o Brien, a manufacturer of
table cutlery and scales in Pear-st, wants me for
stealing a large quantity of table cutlery and brass
fittings"
a blacksmith He carried the key 10 the store
and showroom of his employer and last Sunday
morning went the place and stole a quantity OF
table cutlery and brass fittings. which he sold He
then took a trip Albany, and was on his way
back 10 give himself He wanted to make a
clean breast of 1t. he said. and go back and take
his punishment.
Captain Woodruff Immediately telephoned Mr..
ORrieu to if the story were true. On receiving
an Affirmative answer the captain advised Mr..
OBrien to secure 4 warrant for Foy. This he said
he would
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
.rgE JOBysTOWN TRIBUNE" SOLD.

Johnstown, Penn. April 5 (SpeciaD.-GeorKe T.
svank one of Pennsylvania's best known editors
and an intimate friend of Horace Greeley. who has
been proprietor Of The Johnstown Tribune" since
1850 todav sold his paper to Anderson H Walters
and otbsrs OF Johnstown, the consideration being
about 1000. The sale was prompted by the Ill
health OF Mr.. Swank for the last year or two He
saya that he feels himself entitled to rest, aftsr
= y,,s,nrteforship Of thirty-threo years
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
THEATRE REPUBLIC ALTERATIONS.

PLANS FILED FOR A NUMBER OF CHANGES AT
THE PLAYHOUSE. TO COST $4,000
Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau of Build
incs for alterations to the Theatre Republic. They
consist of altering and redecorating the entire in
terror of the theatre. The changes also include
freproof dressing rooms. alterations to the boxes
the nutting in of freproof stairways, and the cut
ting of six windows and door on the top floor.
Tho aIterations are estimated $4,000
Oscar Hammerstein is the owner and David Be
lssco is the lessee. Bgelow, Walter & Cotton, of
No 123 broadway. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
PROVISION FOR PNEUM4TIC TUBES

sENATE COMMITTEE AMENDS THE POST
OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL
Washington. April 5-The Senate Committee on
Postofices to-day agreed to recommend that the
pos+ofice Appropriation bill should be amended by
the addition of provision for pneumatic tubes. and
to that end accepted the bill which has been re-
ported In the House. which will be incorporated In
the appropriation bill wheE the latter is reported
to rho Senate This bill makes appropriation
for tho rext fiscal wear of $4,000. and limits the
expenditure after that time to $4,000 year Inc
Ease shall the expenditure for any city be more
IN one wear than per cent of the gross postal
revenues OF the city. The limit or cost Tor tubes
Is fxed at Sl7 GOO a mile annually.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
OWNER GETS FLEMISH PAINTING.

GOVERNMENT SEIZED 1T WHEN 1T WAS RE-
TURNED TO THE DUKE D'AUXY.
The Duke dAuxy. of No 30s West One-hundred-
and-hfty-fourth-st-, announced yesterday that his
Flemish painting which seized by the United
States customs authorities had been returned to
him duty free He sent the painting to Europe
January % on the steamship La Savoie. with the
fntenton of having il delivered to his brother, but
later had the American Express Company return
IT. When 1t reached here on La Touraine on
February 16 II seized Since that date the
nainting has been withheld. but last IL
decided that In effect ii had left the country
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
TROUBLE ON MONDAY MORNING.
You certainly can avoid 1t by checking OF
to-day those the Little Ads. of the Peo-
ple- which you have decided to look into.
FIRST CASE FOR HAGUE COURT
MEXICO AGREES TO SUBMIT THE Plus
CLAIM TO ARBITRATION

CLAIM
Washington. April 5-Powell Clayton. United
States Ambassado TO Mexico. has secured the
submission of the first case to The Hague arof-
tration tribunal. For a third of a century the
United States Government has been trying to
effect a settlement with the Mexican Govern
rnent Of the celebrated Plus claim. involving
about 81 100000 and just before leaving the
City of Mexico for Washington Mr. Clayton
succeeded in reaching agreement with the
Mexican Government for the submission OF TINS
claim to The Hague Tribunal for settlement oy
arbitration This claim involves dispute be
tween the Catholic Church in California and
the government of Mexico as TO the liability OF
the latter for the interest on certain Church
lands which the Mexican Government undertook
10 hold as trustee for the Church
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
JOHN W4yAuAKER BACK FROM INDIi.
SAYS HE DID NOT KEEP TRACK OF PENNsT1--
vANrA POLITICS WHILE AWAY.

vANrA POLITICS WHILE AWAY.
John Wanamaker the ex-Postmaster General.
rived here last night the steamship St Louis
from four months trip. which included visit TO
india. Mr.. Wanamaker. who travelled alone. was
met at the pier by three four women and a
young man whose names not obtained. Soon
after the steamer docked he took train for
Philadelphia. When approached by reporter he
said he had nothing 10 say. When asked regarding
his trip. he said Il was mainly one or pleasure
Did you follow Pennsylvania politics watch
the operations OF the Ripper bill?" he was asked
Il know little about that. read very few
newspap pers while away, was his reply. as he
walked away
received by the Pope. The United States Consul
General at Calcutta r. +. Patterson. and his wife
and daughter ACCOMPANIED Mr.. Wanamaker from
India. and passengers on the St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
LrDGE NATEE RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON April 5.-John L. McAtee. Associate
Judge of the With Circuit Court in Oklahoma,
has rendered his resignation to the President. and
II has been accepted. Charges had been preferred
against the Judge
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
THE HACHIAS AT SAN DOMINGO.

Washington. April 5--A cable dispatch from
,s,r,s,er Powell received the State Department
- day announces the arrival San Domingo Of
tho Mschias which ordered there from San
Inan 10 protect American interests In case they
~ .hrearened by the revolutionary movement
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
SUCCESS

9. often in purchasing at bargain prices
rh,r. why people consult those "Little Ads
of the People"
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
4 SUCCESSFUL PLAY

always attracts attention. The bargains Of
fered among those Little Ads. of the Peo-
ule" attract Tribune readers.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-06
ANOTHER ATTEMPT on TREPoFFs LIFE.

A wOUI.D-BE ASSASSIN. ARMED WITH DAGGER.
ARRESTED IN HIS ANTEROOM
Moscow. April 5-Another attempt 10 assas-
sinate NJ. Trepoff. the Moscow Prefect of Police.
was frustrated yesterday afternoon. man
seeking a personal interview with the Prefect
applied at NJ Trepoffs office. and. admittance
being refused, drew dagger and attempted to
kill the official in charge of the anteroom. 1t
was evidently his intention to force an entrance
into NJ Trepoff's private office. The would be
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Pol;tiskur
Lei6togi
Islenzkur

Norour-Dakota, og t6k ham vi0 peim
v0ldum MI 1 byrjun m~ana0arins. I br6fi
fra Fargo til blaosins Minnsapo1ix Jour-
nn1 er fra ,pvl skyrt, a0 bar sc laikio rett
UNI, hver ahrif kosning Bj0rns Brynjolfs-
sonar mum hafa. Ham er sagour akveo-
inn 1 az hafna 0llu samneyti vic Popu-
lista og kvao vera mj0g har0ur / GARD
gull-Demokrata. Segir pvi briefs h0fund-
urinn, ao sumir 0ttist s%undrung 1 1okkn-
um. Aftur 1 mott err vel yfir pv1 latio, az
Bj6rn ptlar 40 yerja narri blum TINA
s1num til 40 koma skipulagi 4 fokkinn,
og er sagt ao ham sc Pegar tekinn til
starts, og mum miki0 eftir ham liggja
UNI rao leyti a0 kosningar veroa afsta 0n-
al.
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lslenzkur
L0gma6ul-
/
Washington

nafnbot Bachelor Of Laos. Hr. Westdal
hefur dvalio par 1 Washington / rum two
ar og veri0 1 stj6rnarpj0nustu 4 r1kis-
prentsmiojunni. En- jafnframt vinnu
sinni hefur ham stundao laganam. Ham
byst vio ao halda afram vinnu sinni 4
prentsmiojunni enn I'm brio, og jain
framt stupda nam, bar til ham hefur
lokio harra prof og or0io Master Of
LuWS.
S.Th. Westdal er f;eddur 1 Vopnatiroi
q Islandi 81. jdn1, 1878. Foreldrar hans
voru Jon Guomundsson Westdal og
S1gr10ur Benidiktsd6ttir, B%j0rnssonar fra
~Vikingavatni. Barn as aldri f1uttist ham
vestur UNI hat og DIST upp Marshall og
Pv1 nagrenni. Ham gekk a alPyouskol-
ana i Marshall og Minneota. Lagoi SID
an fyrir sig prentlist og var6 loks bla0-
eigandi og ritstj0ri og helt pvl START bar
til ham hutti til Washington vorio 1900
Kventur er ham Jakob1nu, Stefansd0ttur
Sigurossonar, postmeistara 1 Minneota.
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Cuba
Tollmali6

m laSa UNI LOll Il VOIull lfa
Cuba, hefur 0ldunga-
deildin rptt malio, en- bar hefur ha6
marga m0tst0oumenn, ALA Demokrata og
18 Republicans. Demokratar 1 0ldunga-
deildinni mala meo %frumvarpinu ems og
pao var Ur CAROL CERT fra fulltrladeild-
inni GO per cent afslatt af TOLL q 0llum
v0rum fra Cuba, og engan aukatoll 4
hreinsuoum sykri), og 4 sauna mali cru
beir Is Republikanar, sehl m0tmHla
frumvarpinu ems og Pao MI liggur fyrir
0ldungadeildinni, og fer fran 4 ao lHkka
svo ALA tolla 4 v0rum fra Cuba a0 par
lendir mem geti rekio arosama verZlum
vic Bandarikin, en- PAD geti Peir ekki
nema tollar seu lwkkaoir miklu meir Ell
akve0io er frumvarpi neori deildarinn-
ar. Peir Renublikanar, sem m0tmHla
frumvarpi 0ldungadeildarinnar, Pykjast
gera pao af pvi, 40 peir vilji / engu
breyta stefnu Republika fokksins toll
nahum: en- kunnugir mennf ullyroa, ao
1estir Peirra sGu ~motstG6umenn frum-
varpsins af rv1 ao sykurfel0gin half
fengio ra til ress. Mccall motmelenda
cru Clapp og Nelson fra Minnesota,
Gamble og Kittredge fra S.-Dakota.-
Roosevelt forseti hefur await fylgt pvi
fast fran, ao Bandar1kin veiti Cuba
frja1sa v~erZlun, og hefur ham oft latio /
ljos, ao ser llkaoi ekki aegeroarleysi
pingsins og m6trroi sumra Republicans
i pessu mali; hins vegar hefur vinsHldum
hans fario %hnignandi mccall ping
mamma Ut af pessu mali. 12. jun1 komu
0ldungarnir Plat og Spooner, sem cru
ungadeildinni, og s0g0u ~forseta, al MI
vari komio / pad 6efni, a6 11tse6 vpri
um, a0 frumvarp;o yroi samPykt q Pessu
Pingi. "Pa er gaman ao vita hverjir
Pingmenn Republican, bora a0 standa
upp og greioa atkva0i gegn republik-
Olsku fokksmali," svaraoi forsetinn.
Nssta dag sendi ham booskap til pings
ms, og sag0i p1l med berum or6um, a0
Fao vnri skylda pess, az rymka UNI
verZlunar-kjOr Cubamanna, og benti pv1
afdrattarlaust a hvao ham will, a0 CERT
sc, og sagoi, a0 rj6oin krefoist pess, 40
Cuba vari hjalpao. pingmenn ur0u
forvloa or booskapur pessi var lesinn
yfir Peiln. Enginn hafoi bdist vi0, 40
forsetim mundi bora, ao gefa hinu void
uga sainbaDdspingi pess konar raoniugu.
peir pingmenn Republikana, sem mot
malt hafa frumvarpinu, cru MI wanda
staddir. pcir veroa a%nnaohvort ao gefast
upp og hly0a booi forsetans, eoa halda
afram s0mu skooun og a0ur, og berjast
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Oldungadeildin var / sjo
Filipps-eyja vikur 40 rlfast UNI Petta
Mali8 NAL. Merkustu rp0uDa

Mali6 NAL. Merkustu rHoupa
/ pv1 mali,-einhverja
hina mestu reou, sem nokkurn TINA hef-
ur verio flutt 1 0ldungadeildinni,-helt
George Frisbie Hoar (fra Massachusetts,.
Ham err Republican, en- er m6tfallinn
stefnu stj6rnarinnar 1 Filipps-eyja NAL
inu, og malir fastlega med pv1, ao Banda
mem TAXI her sim burt 1r eyjunum,
sleppi 0llum yfirra0um par, og gefi
eyiarbdum fult frelsi ems og peir gerou
1 Cubs.-Frumvarp um stj6rnarskipun a
eyjunum var loks samrykt me6 As atkv.
49, m6ti). Allir Demokratar greiddu
atkv. mott pvi og 3 Republikanar, Hoar,
Mason og Wellington. Frumv. err affair."
langt NAL, og sampykkir yfir h0fu0 Pa0
misunderstanding, sem MI er komio
4 undir hervaldi Bandamanna a eyjunum,
en- will ekki gefa eyjarb1um sjalfsfor-
r;poi undir ems og friour er kominn a par
/ landi, er pao / pvi og ymsu 00ru miklu
6frjalslegra en- frumvarp Pao, sem full
,rdadeildin samrykti.
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Fulltruadeildin sam
Vatnsveitinga pykti frumvarp til
Frumvarpi6 laga UNI vatns veiting-
q - ( him h,,r1, lind !


vestur-rikjunum. Republikanar, sem cru
1 meiri hluta, cru frumvarpinu alveg
m0tfallnic, en- voru 0ldungis ofurli0i
bornir 1 neutrality-suspicious. 10. junl
GAS med, SO moti). Frumvarpi0 (The
Irrigation Bill akveour, a6 stj6rnarl0nd
skull seld 1 Arizona, California, Colorado,
Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, Montana, New
Mexico, Norour- og Suour-Dakota, Ore
gon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming og
Oklahoma, og a0 fradregnum s0lulaun-
UNI og 5 per cen til mentastofnana 1
hverju rlki, skull pv1 f6, er f;est fyrir
l0nd pessi, vario til st6rkostlegra mann
virkja fyrir vitnsveitingar / pessum
r1kjum.
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gegn 6llum till0gum hans, En- Roose-
welt forseti viroist engan otta hafa af
ringinu; err rv1 llklegt, ao her veroi to-
indi aour lIkur.
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N
! Vestur- !


81. mai s1oastl. t0k landi
vor, herra Stefan Tn.
Westdal, fullnaoar prof
1 l0gfrBoi vic National
Umiverssty / h0fu0sta0
landsins, og hlaut ao
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Landi vor, herra Bj0rn
S.. Brynj6lfsson 1 Grand
Forks hefur verio kosinn
formaour stj ornarnefnd-
ar Demokrata tlokksins /
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6. b. m. dtskrifuoust flor
Islen zkar ar isienzkar stdlkur af al
Stulkur py6uhask6lanum / Mar
l1tskrifast shall. pHr heita Lila
H0gnason, Maria Ander-
son, Helga Davidson og Sigr10ur Swan
son. Tuttugu nemendur voru / h6pnum,
sen dtskrifaoist en- 1slenzku s%t1lkurnar
fengr ALTAR viroingarnar. Ungfrd Maria
Anderson var "valedictorian," og ungfrd
Lila H0gnason 'salutatorian". = SIC
seanper!!
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n II
4 SambandsPinei0, :
a "
Stutt Yfirlit yfir St0rf pess SLOAN
um mi6jan Maimanu6.

Sloan fulltrdadeildin
sampykti frumvarp til
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-18
PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Broad and Active Market, with Good
Outlook for Continuance.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.

meyer & hiser's telegram
NEW YORK, July 17.-To-days market
has continued strong and for the first time
in many weeks transactions have amounted
to considerably over one million shares
Interest was more widely diversified and
1t appears as If the public had at least be-
gun TO take some interest in speculation.
AS has been the case for the past few
days. crop and weather reports were the
predominating influences, but another IA
vorable factor was the growing belief that
the miners convention would decide against
a general strike, and that this would mean
a collapse of the present trouble in the
anthracite regions. The reactions that oc-
Cured throughout the session were due TO
profit taking, and towards the close the
market developed q fairly buoyant tone
with final prices about the best of the day
Missouri Pacific was an exception and was
under considerable pressure throughout the
day. RumOrs were current that the earn
ings for the next month or so would not
show up well expected, but the gem
eral belief was prevalent that this report
was put in circulation to depress the price
ment would be continued at the proper
time. London was a buyer of stocks on
a small scale, presumably to cover short
contracts. Call money was a shade easier,
but the rates for time loans remain firm.