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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-11

closed weak, %@7s lower, at 42%n42}s.
Receipts los cars.
The strength in provisions was some
thing Of 4 surprise, considering the large
receipts for hogs-S6.6OO head, at eight
points. compared with $4,000 head last
year offerings were light. EXCEPT when
prices were at their highest The oper-
irg was steady on a steady hog market.
but buying and covering set In Mt once.
Packers wanted a good deal, but as prices
went up they relieved the tension some
what by selling. May pork opened nm
changed to 2l9c higher at 5.S5015.S7la:
Jumped to lG.OJ and closed firm. I12c IN,
at t5a2la May lard opened unchanged.
sold between Qtj and 9.67l2 and closed
~ up al a52ia. May ribs sold between
S52'9 and S.GEdS 62l2, aud closed cents
up. at S.57la.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
20 cars: corn 10 cars; oats $50 cars; hogs
Al OO0 head.
Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-SteJdy
Wheat--No 2 79d745; No rcd s4GfS5.
Oats--No. . 43Hm44; No, white 45%46;
No. white 434m45i2
Rye-No 59ls,
Barley-Fair to choice mating 5ld63L,.
Flaz seed--No. ! S. No. l Northwestern
1.7ll2.
Timothy seed Prime 6 SO
Mess pork, per BARRELS 7Hd15. IS.
Lard--Per 100 pounds Q $500 40.
Snort rih sides-Ioose S. iG6iS rs.
Dry salted shoulders-BoXed TM7l4
Short clear sides Boxed 70GS. 80
Whisky-Basis Of high wines 81.
Clover-Contract grade . -,
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FEARED BANK STATEMENT
INFLUENCE WAS TEMPORARY
The Buying OF Southern Pacific Was
Avowedly Based on Earnings Re-
ported for the Company.

New York February l0-There was some
apprehension in speculative circles that the
support accorded the market on saturday
after the appearance Of Ale bank statement
would prove but temporary. aud that set.
back was Imminent In the price Of stocks.
The heavy nre losses reported over Sunday.
especially that at Paterson. caused add.
tional apprehension before the opening
Uneasiness however, proved 10 be Unbound.
ed. There was abundant buying of stocks
from the opening and but little liquidation
was encountered. There WAS indeed profit
taking In many Of the accorded striking
advances recently, but the strength was
diverted TO new points Today's market
although disclosing some striking features
or strength, by no means took on the full
proportions OF a bull market in either the
volume Of dealings. The extent Of the nd
vances or tue breadth of the distribution
ed In comparatively few stocks notably
Southern Pacific and the Readings and
stocks most nearly allied TO them There
was some indications Of a common origin
for the active dealings In both these lead
ers. The buying Of Southern Pacific IL
avowedly based on me rate OF earnings re-
ported for tho company. Tho gain IN the
strength OF the cualcrS WAS due 10 the he
lief that an adjustment Of labor disputes
was assured. The soft coal carriers shared
In the movement Many of he less promi-
nent stocks were features ~ the trading.
notably the st. Joe and Grand Island
stocks, the Kansas city southern stocks
and the Toledo, ST. Louis and Western
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TRIED TO RAID THE PITS
THE RESULT WAS THAT
PRICES SUFFERED SOME
Corn. Wheat and Oats Closed Lower
While Provisions Worked SUI
prise and Closed Higher.

Chicago. FEBRUARY 1O.-There was a
short,lived attempt to raid the pits today
and. with little support at hand prices
suffered in consequence. Otherwise tue
grain markets were OF the commonplace
tone. with very narrow fluctuations and
slightly bearish tendencies. May wheat
closed ., lover May corn isqA down.
and May oats %17s depressed. Provisions
after some activity. closed to IA cents
aigher.
Ordinary Influences appeared to have lit
tie effect on wheat Up 10 midday the
range was over only y and the whole SEES
sion showed only a shade more The
slightly bullish feeling with which the mar
ket closed Saturday was lost at the outset
today on minor bits OF bearish news. The
mild weather and additional SHOWS over
the Yves, was favorable for the growing
crop All told the market was dull and
largely a ,calping anair, traders selling on
an the buges and buying on the dips,
The most important items Of news Of the
day was the decrease Of 1,363Uo0 bushels
almost double the decrease expected. vet
there was no effect on he pit. May
opened ..m% to a shade lower at ITSs "a
~. and on early corn strength sold to a
cents Commission houses later turned sell
ers and MAY reacted 10 77iqd77as. The
close was easy. l., down, at 71SsdIi44
Local receipts were seventeen cars Mime
auoNs and Duluth reported 3dl cars max
ing a total for the three points Of as cars
against 3s9 cars last week and 66T cars a
year ago
Corn al times had fair support and some
activity. bur In the long run the bearisr
tendency Won out There was a feeling
that the market had been oversoid Satur
day and shorts covered freely Mt he open
ing hut this did not last long MAY
opened " tn J.. lower. recovered and sole
at 62ls shortly after the opening. May
closed easy. is1ic lower, at Gi-3dGl',
Receipts fftv-twn cars.
IN oats there was a poor demand anC
there was almost no early support. May
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AN EXPORTER GIVES HIS
IDEA OF THE SPRING TRADE.
Large Receipts Of Texans Were Reported
and the Market Was Steady-Trans-
actions Active

Mt John Psllister Of Kansas resident
export buyer Of American horses. has re.
turned to his home after a trip to England.
where he went to dispose Of shipment OF
horses Mr.. Pallister gives out the follow,
Ing statement on the prospects for good
spring trade In Great Britain:
The American markets are all little
congested with horses at present and 6pd
that this condition is more pronounced IN
the East than in the western mart ~ tho
country. While In Buffalo saw horses for
me general trade sell cheaper than thew
would have done in Kansas City. Such n
state Of affairs is only temporary. however.
and will soon clear up.
In the English markets. however horscs
are at present moving quickly and At good
prices There is a great hustle snnarn,,+
everywhere, sort Of a preliminary rush n
lhe coronation festivities IN the summer
everybody is expecting TO make money and
plg money when the great event is In prog.
FeSS' They land by that term | mean tho
city tradesmcn) are busing this hone ON the
expected influx Of American and Frron.on
VISITORS For my own part, think that
many Of the trades people will not no dis.
'tpulnleu IN their calculations
t,o NS sII ana ltverics, in anticipation OF
. nle great crowd Of visitors TO the city ore
i h"M oeslnning 10 lay in stock Of harness
horses Everything thar is suitable to 5rfro
40, 40 vehicle. from a draft horse to a GOOD
ariYer does not want FOR BUYERS Tbo .ggnO.I
morse trade, such MS saddlers. hpnters i%t.F
II not now so brisk as 1t has been. bUt ths
ordinary harness and work horses are IN
great demand look for this CONDITION
TACT, |. think It will run along nntiI 1,a In
Win but very little abatement '''e
The British government is stiu cs,linr
~ io' war horses to go to South Africa, Wers
y not Tor the great number Of A,naric 90 N
horses that are shipped to the Trapsy 'so u
tne English would be In a pretty tight hor
tor supplies As It is. it Is ali the mother
S vy can do to supply the officers
other countries 7 see no immediate nro .n
poet Tor the demand for American b5rses
n English markets falling of the 'I Ies Ssf
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New York, February .-Eggs-Receipts
4S22 packages; market hrm; state and
Pennsylvania 2Sd29; Western at mark rs
a2Sls Southern at marx ~.
ST. Louis February lO-Pouitry quiet
Chickens Sls; turkeys lIGl2; ducks IL;
geese sac. Butter firm Creamery 2lSt
-; dairy lIM22. Eggs steady. 20.
Creamery lTG2T5s; dairy 16622 Cheese
steady 0Ndill5. Eggs trm-Fresh PSI.
Kansas City, February l0-Eggs steady,
23ts
Elgin ILL.,. February l0.-Butter firm. n
cents. offered 1900 pounds NJ ~, and an
sold at that figure. sales OF the week
6Ol 600 pounds
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. February lO-Catt,a-
ceipts 1000 natives. 1900 Texans and 90
caves, Market steady, Choice export and md
s5GS, rs; stockers ana feeders q so ~ S9 200
western fed steers 4, 7Sd5. Is; Texas ana
indian steers 4. 25d5 Is; Texas cows S SlI
t'S9; native cows 3 .o0d5. 90; heifers M
calves assoc, Is. Hogs Rscein,so ed a ~
Market steady. Heavy q. $500 a.. nSb;
!, Sodo 10; Pigs 4. 506RS. 80. Sbesn" rs +, ~
se ip1ss 200 90 Market steady. Native ismhs
V ~ ~ -; western lambs 8, 50dis 10: ma.
.St 4 dd 20; ewes S,50d4 30. cults and fed,
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THE SPECTATORS EXERCISED

stocks. Some Of this class Of stocks. N0len
rose last week suffered sharp reac5l sls,
american Express rose II and Wells- aleS
On on the conviction that deIelopm s Nv
are pending in the express business s
mdugtrals generally were inclined 20 w
heavy, except those having 70 do Win iE"''
ana steel.
The bond market was active ana OrUa w.
but somewhat irregular. TOTAL sales' P w.
yalue, 81, $4,000. United states BONDS "e''
all unchanged
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coTToN sEEp PRopucTs.

Memphis. Tenn, February 1o-Cotton
seed oil Prime crude So; prime summer
yellow IS; choice cooking summer yellow
~ Meal and cake Prime 22Oo
New Orleans. February 1O.--Cotton seed
oil Prime refined IN barrels 4Ois; en- re-
dned S9is: prime crude 80.
B New York. February lO-Iotton seed
oil nrmsE-PEims yellew aga.
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New York Money.

New York. February l0.--iIoney On CO..,
steady at u, to 3 per cent closing bid nnI
asked 2@2ia per cent Prime mercsSnti,g :,
paper 1914 per cent. Sterling eNcn.sAss
steady with actual business IN nd1Aes
bills at 4S7lk for demand and at 4;Si+s lot
sixty days posted rates 4.S5l2n4. - c9lL-
mercla bills ts3%@Ae474. Bar silver ~ y,
Mexican dollars 43% Government 'ou9s
steady; State bonds inactive; ratroSa ooA"s
irregular.
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London Financial Cable.

New York, February 10 The Commercial.
Advertisers London financial clhrGraM
Gays; Good news regarding tho Beer war
strengthened the stock market today ksi
mrs were very active American stocks
werc liyrlier Apparently. however IL Is
all New York buying
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NEW ORLEANS


New Orleans, February 10-The New mr..
leans live stock exchange reports mr. A..
s ,,r, Of choice cattle, large and small
Rn,ch 10 VEL as They VIII also in noes.
Mardi GTas holiday. WIN ne
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Other Spot Markets

Augusta .... o.steady 6-1e ole IVA
Memphis -. Firm g 100
St Louis.... Quiet s lie lie -
Other Spot Markets.
Galveston Spots closed quiet and steady,
prices unchanged; stock ia o3s bales.
Low ord. 30 l1-16 Mlddling ..S 1.l6
Ordinary ....,.a b-l6 Good mid IS 5.1s
Good ord ,.... ~ 1915 Mid fair .S iI-l6
Low mid....,.7 11-18 Sales ...... 500
New Orieans-Spots closed quiet and
steady, prices unchanged; stock 844, 4s9
bales.
Low ord ....5 S.i6 Middling ..s
Good ord .....7t. Mid fair -. .
Low mid. ...,.7As sales ....4S5O
New York Spots closed quiet, prices ice
down; stock III OBS bales
Good ord. ..,.,T 9-l6 Good mid ...S7s
Low mid ......S a-l6 Mid fair .pA
Niddllug ....,s Gle Sales . $40
Liverpool Spots closed easier, prices
lied down; sales 5000 bales. Of which 1900
We're American; speculation and export 500
bales; Imports 1900 bales, OF which all
were American.
Ordinary. .....4b Middling ..4 1882
Good ord, 81 Good mid 4 1892
Low mid. .....4ia MID fair .5
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s,SSIo louis; February 10. Cattle Reee,nts
10 zoe lever. Native shipping and 80, ,sss
steers s0ds 20; dressed beef ana MEX Nv w
ste ees- esqs =; steers under 1000 pogn,
COWS and heifers 2Sf55 81, 80 s,ovgf -,
s'oo' bulls a.So0S 90, Texas ana Indiss
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Elsewhere, unchanged.
Yesterdays cotton market was well
worth a pause for reflection by the bulls.
In fact The hugeness OF the flow OF raw
material might easily have agitated the
question as 70 whether or not all the late
small crop symptoms we're merely delu-
sion and a snare. Tbn actual effect. how
ever. rather suggested that the ebu,litioh
was regarded by the trade SIS only 4 hub
bic on = dow that is, 10 truth. sinking near
the bottom. For IN suite Of the figures
hesrish energy lay dormant and there was
little left to shape the course OF events
save those natural forces that emauate
from constant drain Of liquidation. This
feature largely supplied tho place Of ag-
FresSivenesE. however. and under ,s in
nuence values we're impaired. though not
Irhout uanp cross-wsres 10 intercept tne
main current The scale Of trading was
cot In the least diminished. n prices were,
and orders 10 buy and sell a Thousand
hsles were executed without causing :
ripple at the rlursids with dozen 10
unload there we're nearly twelve 10 alb
sorb The confidence IN either class OF
operators was TINS evenly divided, and
vsrd Increment was auce more Immense.
the Interior showed sings quite opposite
February receipts 7Te coming 80 q cyucisl
test VIII they corrohorate the iestimony
oHersd 10 January. or viii they place the
prophet wreath on the bead Of The hu-
Tfsus That IS the question
Liverpool was Ne3k enough 20 pred cate
s1y retrsl1iug uov.. Ssles on t0e srot
amounted To 500 bales at quotations lower
hv ilsd Contracts finally went 3.GI and
s4d lower ON an deliveries IL Is self
evident that Lancashire need NOT give any
Material concern 20 thc supply ~ problem
since spozs are changing hands VITA tho
s1se 81 feathers ascent.
On tDis side u the ocean activity was
the MOTTO. and prices were IN m accom-
modaung mood. The advent ~ more
sprurlike weather increased the circula.
tion ~ countcd balas. and exporters drew
cur fnlly in proportion to the process ~
replenshing. The differences on the two
biz American exchanges were more nearly
adjusted by Ncu Yorks leading iu the de.
cline. hut the purpose to crowd the outside
interest in Marco contracts was not suf-
acentiy relaTed 70 make the division 10
tse March and May option more than psr-
,eptible.
New York opened unchanged to points
below toe previous close. An immediate
sharp decline took place with an early re-
Horation Of initial values, after which
there was steady ascent to the highest
n the day. This was reached IN the morn
log session and towards it's end there was
. steadily sinking scale With low mark
touched Just before midday. narrow
recupcratlon followed for the noon cali.
and 5-point gain formed level from
which there was small variation durlug hslf
the afternoon. A small Improvement fol.
lowed and the range stood slightly better
Until the hnal call was made IN the net
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London Consols.

London. February 10 -Consols foy money
N4l< cousoIs for the account 90. l'ug 'i.Ft.
dun 25Nd per ounce. Monty pa, nnr
cent, discount for short bills 2"H-'s, tu'
three months bills 22,n2 i1.ld
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NEW YnRK EXCHANGE


Following are the clcArings OF tle ~ In
ton banks together with the amount OF IL
crease or decrease over Inst year t,o
This week. Last year. IN NY 50 f,
Saturday $l,9T0.3T4 Sl,2lWhD s.sSgl : A.
Monday 1861. 204 1895, 462 5o9t a.
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

The range OF prices at New York and
New Orleans for the active months 'ras
~ follows:
New York Open High. Low. Close.
March -.......S. 1885 S.3T S27 $50,
May ,......s.35 80 $50 s.28 S 81 SO
March .....s.OT.h 500 s.oo s.olO5
May ,..s......S.@2 S.2S s. u s 1871
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REALIZING WAS IMMENSE.
RECEIPTS AGAIN ENLARGED
liverpool Was Waek--5esrish Energy
Lay Dormant and Values Lowered
Under Natural Forces.

At THE CLOSE:
Liverpool Was Weak--5earish Energy
New York, 2 TO 5 points lower.
New Orleans, unchanged to 2 points
lower.
SPOTS:
liverpool, it6d lower.
New York. 1-i6c lower
Elsewhere, unchanged.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Satur-
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Houston Comparative statement.

Houston Comparative Statement.
Gross receipts Thus far this week. sos
Gross receipts l61 days this sea-
son NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. / eos, pS;
Cross receipts 161 days in 1909
1907 ...............,... j $40, n
Gross receipts i61 days in 1891
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New orieans-Spots closed quiet and
steady, prices unchanged; stock 844,4s9
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)aIIy interior movement.
.omparative epot Markets.

Quotations for middling at other spot
markefs. together with the sales:
pIace- Tone. Today. Yes'day. Sales,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
SENATE MAY CUT
PHILIPPINE TARIFF

WASHINGTON, Jan 9.-Informa
ton obtained from the Senate is that
,he Philippine tariff bill will be so
amended as to reduce the duty on
alticles upon which export duty is lev
led, so that the total amount paid will
not be greater. than the Dingley tariff.
Il is now said that the tariff bill as
presented By the House is not favored
by the administration. though mem
bers of the House when they voted for
it believed Chairman Payne of the
Ways and Means Committee had been
inspired in drawing up its main feat
ures. Senator Lodge still holds that
a duty equivalent to tine Dingley tar
iff must be imposed. but certain other
Republican Senators are inclined to
listen 10 the recommendations OF the
Philippine Commission and reduce the
tariff % or so per cent.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
An Ingenious Topper.

An eminent tragedian, given to in
toxicants. was once locked up in a
room AZ the rear of the theater 10 keep
him in proper condition till be was call
ed 10 go on the stage. One door of the
compartment opened on the street, and
while looking through the keyhole be
saw man passing.
Calling him up to the door. he pushed
some money through a crack and in
structed him TO 90 to the public house
at the opposite corner and procure 4
pint of gin and clay pipe. promising
TO reward him for his trouble.
The man did as directed, and when
he returned with the articles. the actor
told him TO put the stem OF the pipe
through The keyhole and pour the gin
carefully into the bowl.
These instructions the accommodate
Ing individual also followed. and the
result was that when the manager call
ed 10 notify him OF his turn be found
him in very happy frame OF mind.
but not at all in condition calculated
TO add TO his fame as an actor-Lon-
don Tit Bits
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
AMERICAN ROAD TO
BE BUILT IN CHINA

NEW YORK, January An Amer
ican trunk line from Canton TO Han
know, Climatic long cherished
dream of many promoters-is at last
to be realized through the business
daring and enterprise of few New
Workers. backed by the millions of
August Belmont.
In less than three years Chinese
viii be able TO enjoy the luxury of
American dining and sleeping cars
between the cities Of Canton and
Hankow. distance of $50 miles. The
great road will traverse a beautiful
country. inhabited by twice as many
people as there are in the United
States. The total amount of business
for the first year. it is estimated. will
exceed s5O.OOO,OO0 The New York
promoters of the road made the an
today OF the organization
OF a company which is 10 build the
road under the title OF the American
China Development COMPANY
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ARMY In PHILIPPINES
WONT BE WITHDRAWN

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Secretary
Root gave an interesting exposition of
the condition of affairs in the Philip
pines. together with the outlook for
terminating military by civil rule in
the course of a hearing today before
the House Committee or Military At
fairs. in connection with the Army APP
preparation bin. The meeting was be
hind closed doors and no exact state
ment of Roots remarks was given
out. although the following is under
stood to embody the mure essential
features:
The discussion Of the Philippine
conditions was brought about by
question by Hay of Virginia as 10
whether civil government could be
maintained In the islands without the
presence of tine army. In reply Root
stated that the army was necessary
as a moral force to maintain the civil
sGu inistration now established.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1902-01-22
AMERICAN FLEET
MAY VISIT WATERS
OF VENEZUELA

WASHINGTON Jan. I9-The over
throw Of TIA Castro reign IN VeHezue
"a. which now appears quite posi-
DE. VIII be followed hy the dispatch
~ ths entire North Atlantic squad
Ioa 10 the waters OF that country.
a formidable American naval repre-
ssatatioa viii thea be Al La Guayra
Il VII consist Of the battle snip In
diana. nov at Curacao. the battle
ships Ks2rssge. Alabama aEi Masss-
chusetIs. and th= ganboet Marietta,
al under command OF Rear-Admira
HIgsiusoa. comman Ter in chief.
British. French and German YES
sells are also gathering in the vicinity
~ Venezuela. anil these nations vii
he represented ar la Guayra IN case
OF trouble. Because the Administra-
ton deems il advisable that rhe Sc
NOR officer present shall be an Am
erican. il desires that Rear Admiral
Higginson shall be with his flagship
al the seaport Of Caracas when con
dicions require it.
No instructions have yet been is
sued 10 Rear-Admiral Higginson 10
sail TO La Guayra. With his squad
ION ne is maneuvering of Culebra
island. From Culebra he viii sail
for Guantanamo. touching en- route
al a Porto Rican port. The authori
ties say il is necessary 10 direct Rear
Admiral Higginson TO Be in readiness
10 proceed to Venezuela He is pre-
pared TO sall the moment he is order
Cd TO do so.
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BuNiny a Enn In Spnin.

This is how a Spanish senorita bar
gains for her fan. according to Miss
Katharine Lee Bates, who spent some
time in Spain studying the people and
customs of that sunny cline:
There is nothing sordid about it.
Her haggling is social condescension
that ut once puts the black eyed young
salesman at her mercy.
But the fan seems to me the least
bit dear. senorr'
He shrugs his shoulders and filings
out his arm in protest.
"Ah, senorita! You do not see how
beautiful the work is. | am giving 1t
away at pesetas."
She lifts her eyebrows half incredu-
lously. all bewitehingly.
AT 3 pesetas, senor."
He runs his hand through his black
hair in chivalrous distress.
But the peerless work, senorita And
this ether too. | sacrifice 1t at 4 pese-
tas"
She touches both fans lightly.
You will let us have the two at :
peSetas. senor?''
Her eyes dance over his confusion.
He catches the CLEAN, laughs back.
throws up his hands.
"Bueno, senorita, At what you
please"
And the senorita trips away content
ed with 4 sharp bargain, although-for
Spanish gallantry, even when genuine
goes farther on the lips than otherwise
the rzioe was probably not much
more remote from what pleased the
smooth tongued clerk than from what
she pleased.-Youth's Companion.
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Nev York and Maryland. has been
completed By baltimore siiverx1iths-
Work on Il vas begun in jane, 1899.
The service EeSShs about 1890 OK.
and IS made q epins taken from the
wreck q TIE Spanish cruiser CrisSo-
bal Colon. sunk By ADMIRAL Schlsy's
flagship IN the battle OF Santiago
E1-Postmaster General James A
Gary has been foremost in the move
ment for this gift to the Admiral
The presentation viii be made soon-