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New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
E. S. REVIVAL TO BUILD COUNTRY HOUSE

THE COST rs REPORTED AS s?5o.ooo-THE Is0CA-
TIoN is NEAR MAMARONEC8 BOULEVARD.
It was learned yesterday that Eugene s. Reynal
has awarded a contract to build country
house for himself cost s250.ooo. to Fountain &
Choate. The house Will be the being
built for Paul Gilbert Thebaud. near MamarOneck
Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
COMMISSIONER FROM RIO TIYTO.

ooMrNGsovER TO MAKE AN ARRANGEMENT WITH
AMALGAIATED.
London. Jan. Pit is rumored on the copper
market that z director Of the Rio Tinto Com
pany is now on his way to NeW-York his mis-
sion being to propose a working arrangement
with the Amalgamated Company. under which
the output of the Rio Tinto Company is to be
reduced by 20 per cent until March 81 and by 10
per cent after that date.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM B. PARKINSON.

william Brewster Parkinson, who at one time
had the largest drygoods store in Brooklyn. died
on Sunday at HIS home No. ass Lafayette-ave. He
was born in NewYork seventy-four years ago, but
had lived in Brooklyn since 1s45 His in Main
st was one of the leading houses Long Island
fifty years ago He was a volunteer fireman and
organized the famous company known as Hose No.
J. Mr. Parkinson leaves two daughters. The fu-
neral will be held tonight at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
HONE NEWS.
PRoMINENT ARRIvALs Ar rHE HorE1.s

FIFTH AVENUE-Fx-senato ". D Wasbburn
OF OF, minnesota: G H; Maxwell Trayner British Con-
SUI at Qua Jeniala; General o. O. Howard, L. s. A
Getiredl GILSEY-R. L. Du Val of PhiladeIphia
GRAf4NRoA + Lippncott. Of Philadelphia; DIR.
). T. Roe of Bnghamton HOLLAND-Cieneral
Jonn C. Back. of Chicago; Marshal Field jr OF
ShcaEo. IMPERIAL-S. Harrison Wagner, OF
NeW-t1dven; Professor w. l. Easton, Of Princeton:
SSpi9nei Sf WeI v: r.: Scott Of London. MANHATTAN
art, X: N: y. Lockwood Danelson, OF Providence:
+. :: Du Pont, of Lorain. Ohio. STURTEV Ant
t1x-State Treasurer l.. j. Fitzgerald, of Gorilla nd
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise rises o32 pm Moons 20
HIGH WATER
AM.-Sandy I0:4S Gov Island II 20 He'll Gate IO9
PM-Sandy Hook IL 25 Gov Island 1851 Hell Gate 1:46
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
COPPER PURCHASES IN LONDON.

London, Jan. Z.-The price Of copper was sup
ported to-day by large purchases both speculative
! and for consumption. Fourteen hundred tons were
+. sold.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col
umns recommended the readers of
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. and
business cnn he done by mail with the nd-
verfisers with perfect safety
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
Announcements.

Poke effect in Collars.
SEWANEE. z. & w. SYOSSET.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28

A NNUAL MEETING of the American m insS. ss.
tute. 10 West +itn ,sxii 81 r PEtoPIES Sec.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-28
Amnsemeurs.
NEGIE HALL
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK

FRI Jan 81 at 2 P. NJ Sat. Feb. l. at Sis P II
Oh. GREGOROWETSCH.. Violin
Program:-Fantasy- Overture. Hamlet. Tschakowsky:
Concerto Violin, E minor, Mendslssohu; Ftnnisc1
Legend (new) J. Sbelius: Symphony. No L. miner,
BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY FROM TO s.
The sun., 1902-07-01
iI,e .,ork ,:arh -.

wuNt,v June ~
f..r, pi. - hrrre, for two dsi Wsts - head.
lr..f us IE. Utrs go HgE"4 direct and ~ fnf ne
'rlf..i f,.rraud n or, good frt all grades and
rr.r. u,r. steady g. struuc Urd |n ats'r - vrf-
q traction H.vh.f lie yards v'rr All clrsrrL
Coon. Moon 90 tNurH Native >t'rrs ~nld 81 Sdss -
r.t f.i iNr rNtra urwr 60 ~ - - prime 10 ettra
frt pstu tUt ,iar. - a. ip4sT 25 bulls At S9s ~
,,frs ~. frd bulls a. sHS ~ COWS ., t2rt
uH.s.sd u.sf ftn a. ssli-r. psE ~. Win fancy
hs.f r.IIug ~ u.rt ~ l2'.r cables unchanged.
~ sh pm,ut r,pprtrl foT 10 tay. ftporis 10
wurrrW Itp sr''p
ttr.s. nts - rslr.F Tor two days were Snai brad.
'u.YI.Ig - 'of butcher, AId ,T13 for ne wsf
att |nNk ne. tU the Athlc stock. s0it On Sals
'rl.. Vrfr Nru tn &c. higher hIttrrmlls also
showed ~ irpfn. ~-nsrt ~ rs IN - Inc p>uS
V.r. Ahugt r'aT-d. Poor ~ choo' Neais ~old ~
- - q 90 prf - lhs hsit.frIkS At So s.
~ N,.f.rus on sf'r. '|tv dressed y-alS quiet Al
fH... .rr To- .rIr,trt uu lty
iu,,. ,,is 80 .u""p md lambs 'n' tvn DAY. ver.
'tNtn l"aN n.."G r. Urf> 'Hf sisuFhiefrr' aud
ss 'Hf ulr rnfarf. fr7r Dc. WIN fnr stale stock.
f'.. rH|n -tl.. NHrrp 30 a'HW - SHADE
IHuHf Hrfr ..t,r aUI steady fHr el desirable
FFfI.s = q. . s't.H H"AarrHs On mel GW sfUsh
l...r. yr. .p." tI'nrnn.t - 'Ir Ivus common
g. ...... ....n -'.I 81 g. - - T.. prf go .br
fr' .r...'.' 1uN r'pnr' tu ~ fi1dsi = cults
- 90 'Hur"E o. choice lambs At ~ -
ur'>srH .H.t'Hu dril a. ." g. tsg 10. dfcs-'d
itu.Hs trurr ~ tLiA
Receipts - hogs 'pr tHu days sen shS1 h~ad
inrir Glur auo.s % saIs tuT tUr market lr"llns
. ua" N~ak Tfme state hogs Spld al y 7Oa
al rogt, Il
The sun., 1902-07-01
WssrrR> rviov avn p. a. n
>s >ssfce Given % nefu.ai 10 ness~
Contracts west sf rtttssurg.

Iira, Nt,.- President John y 0r.sn %
~. P-nn-vlvania Railroad -v~,srn IL
au,hurtv for the s'atement that tho r~-
latl1r- b,tv..n tho railrpad cnmpany and
tho Western Union Telegraph Company
are h"ing regulated purely On business
ha-t-. anil have no. cpnn-ct,nn wi'h the cnfn-
r.'iirun u.' S.-n The t.uuld WABASH sy-tem
AMI tH" Pennsylvania Railroad In the state
- prru-y.,an,a tnsr" = NJ Truth In the
Wal Street report that the Prnn-ylyania
Railroad rt- given MOTTO" tn 'he Western
Ur.,p c,mpluy that ~ rron A. old con
tract, Wr-' e P,''~hurg expire the PenE-
syl,uula lines will cuutra"t with the Postal
Telegraph tn- usw -"r,icr all along its
lines
N" fight thu. far betwr~n the Peiinsyl-
va4a R,llr1ad and the Western Union
Telegraph Company has related TO tel"-
rtupn,, s.r,ir, east 81 plttsburg On the
main Iiuc - tho n"uu-NlNanla Railroad
Tl.r' lt- lSrn friction h-'We"n thr-e twu
VputJul,- ru Tins Territory fur wears III"
Penn Ivan 4 Railroad ha- t,-'u Improving
~ own ur. pr'"'aty 'cl"graphi" sN.i"m
300 tho N'alo and the Mr-tcru luiun com
pau.. - i- alleged, las h-'u reluctant 90
make due allowance for tho -p. cal facili-
tI,- acquired hN 'hs rlilruad company
Ipng-'cTm Crut raCt- are still IN force
bo,w.rn tho Western Union Telegraph
Company ant the Pittsburg, Fort Wayns
and chicago. the Pan Handle, and other
subsidiary lines uf the Pennsylvania Rail-
road system west ~ Pittsburs Zach
~ the--' contracts Is made without regard
10 th" authority 80 the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road Headquarters ia Pennsylvania. Presi-
dent Ca-s,stt's policy l. 20 let Zach di-
vision II the P,nn- ylvauia Railroad system
man" III" l..st terrs II can with the tele-
fFfHt NINAHfAHtsflla
.in"- Thc Norfolk and Western Rail
rad ant the Philadelphia, Wilmington
AMI baltimore Railroad, h"th uf which
sr' absolutely controlled hy the Pennsyl-
Nauit. hlN" contracts with the Western
lIj,u winch hnyc several wears to run
In .tch ,t~" ~ II provided that siS months
iH'i-. must - given n either p,rtv D. Dis
Inclined o, r.isw the contract. \ Ni,,'-
Tr.-ll-rf = 'b" PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
-aia Yesterday lAa' blI-lue~- conditions
uI.u" vocal. govern 'hr policy 80 the Penn
svyaula management ia making new con
tracts for tcl"grgUElC facilities
The sun., 1902-07-01
rss JsRssr rRofIEr sosHi>r.
rr-.A nsmsss vns o. VIM n- Put rhs.ash
Wtthfn q tev Ds,..

Rumor. that the Nor'h jersey Street
Railway Compsny he J-r~-v 1ty. Ho-
hoken and Patterson Bailwa, Hui other
trolley lines ~ northern Nrw JsT-sy arr
-on 20 pa-= into the rontrpl of q gigantic
syudicrtc ver" rcvivcd Yesterday
President Edwatd = Young ~ the
Nurth Jrr-~y street Railway COMPANY
.aid Yesterday that 'hr North J-fsry =
sv-iaUU had hot b.-u s,IIl lls VA askrd
II negotiations were uud-r way iuf ~" - ID"
20 pfufs'rtI,s. ia which he h. Interested.
and hc fri,'.'.i tla' nothing had material lsrd
vet Nf Young -aii he haI heart f4thuf~
that thr.' sNudicutr- were af'"t The pop
ortir~ h'.f be- declared that uu rfoIuritIp ions
to purcha-r lad come to ham
Il II fclurtcd that the lrppos.d deal viii
bs cunsuutuayed In day or two
The sun., 1902-07-01
JApANS DOOREVEROpEST TO Us
RAMON sHIat SAWt Stis SHE
WILL WELCOME 0tR T,Puu-
stFsas pvhsis Oysnsea In ra'sr sf o"r
cs-seesssisa and Man, iines >,ii' en
wnsca % May Ne tSisn'i~a ~"
Esst~ru Iynanefer's Farewell speech,

"A. f..r tHfF#fHH
On the eV~ ~ hi- u-iN
Raron 4 khibl.aNa, the JaIar"a. n'4n'I".
=. --,..,.t,.-t NJ hip,.h..,u a. fHr .tf,
- 49, a. D..
Of the Downtown A~~"'h' '''' "'
..rs-s v..-t,r,lay afternoon IN fN| Amor.
49,, A..,ri.,.,p ~#a. y WriN.
cAn-AnAtlo ANS"'"'''"
prurisi.,nt Of the a~sUcin'tHH. rf'...'''I.
~. s,,.,,,,..., lsi,,, s..,f,.I Du h.- fiRiit
-. t...,.. A.
and kogoro 1akahlfa, w" ''i "''T' ''..'
IT, A, Washington On his l'ft lhrrr
- = I,,.,..,.., .,tt,..f- NJ
wore also pt'-'' ~ '''
lchihara, the lkiruu's S'~f'''1rN = '.''u"
~. ,,.,,-,,i ,,,.,,I ,f J.fttu tu TN. ,Iiy,
'no T. be-. r,,,.
and NJ. Lumo'", 'TlI."' ~ '''' l'N'' wv
Af,er IN. Rnr1u'- health ltd h..'n trunk
.-........ .. ,.,., ......... t,..,f
John fooIu' H'NI'' - '. '
deIiy.r,si Au adduta>- C N"luuiu'. iu Nhb
- 4, ~ -,,,..r,,.,r,,,. .f l,t.lu
ne 'e''' w. - .-I
from a condition ui i"ud'''-ih az" ''' "'''
v.,es ,o N nlar. beside that of th" mot
,.,....tt- .. I,4t,.,
Progressive ha'l"h' "' 'h' "'''' " ~
onS Of the most remarkable chapters 81
- 49,. .I,. ,rausfnrtnattDu he
fuuon "S'"''' -, I,
aid, bad taken place III th" bi ia "'
time and In most uf its immeiid'" results
n. hsd hnrnc A great part
r. rsrIv Raron shilusayA said
AZ WY ,
am very glad 20 know that you hANe suVn
an association A. this an ss>"h'l'u N"".
object. 1 trust. - TO foster more thu L."''
the Amicabl. rrlat ions that ulf"hHb 'N'N
and TO lead them .ttl onward ~ "a" l''' "'
enlightenmsut aud Wtt"rltI fi'-l
We entertain mo- gtuisr "s'.. q .u.N'.
dore Perry for III snu"N.H v. l.uI N"
The sun., 1902-07-01
TOIORtRO FIFI TP.
Ioinridrntiy Win the Return Of John
" cate, From the W~st.

John " Gates returned from the West
Yesterday To- Wall Street "" was quoted
~ talhug very huli>hlv about the general
stock market situation. ana the Tact that
c,,ncid"r'lv with hi- arrival IN IN" street
~, .'pck 1T ~" Colorain Fuel and Iron
,uupa'v exhibited great ,'rength was
commented uu Th- -tuCk s.umi''d badly
up.u 49," action uf IN" -p-rd."d O-guod
fa,'.,r tu passing "a" dividend last week.
Il - h."n tmdrrst ud that Mf Gates
uar'y Iu IA" board vauf.-d dividends con
tuu"i and -rmr - h.- friends hiv" since
lr'u predicting the retirement ~ Mr.
O>,uui A. Chairman ut ~" hodrd az the
rrN. annual meeting N"-' ardaN colorado
iu.l stock touched ~ an closed at "a,
,' g., 1UIufs ahry" ~t.u-!aN- closing
lr.. There vu- s -rar, - 'Ho shorts iu
. ..., ~'p,., ana "A ...rrt..l f.I-t 80 cover
The sun., 1902-07-01
HIS SENTENCE ~ >PENDID.
Charles 4. Johnstone of THIS City Pleads
Guilty Ia Grand I.arccn, IN s,raru>-

SYRACUSE, June 80 Charles \ JOHN
stone Of New York '"-,iav rl"ad.i guilty
90 grand larcrny IN tho tr-t d-gr'" Son
tence was deferred until 'hc Nu,"ml .r
term OF oourt, by which nm" u - prom
ised lie will make good money srrur,d
under false pr't"uc'- Juhu-t Oh" Wa
arrested on complaint 90 \ " N"rrih"v
who said that he ohtainei SsD FROM him
on the representation that b" had $40 on
coming 10 him from ~" al" ~ NJ" Egyptian
TolaCCo Company. Il vhioh be- wa Tr,a--
urer. To the Universal Tuhaccn Company
Johnstone was indicted, bailod uu' and
forfeited tho bond, Wat Wa captured at
Glens Falls. He j. a LAWYER - profession
and IL 80 year p!!
The sun., 1902-07-01
Tho REV. Thoma. ,. ,ro,b, To succeed
ur :.arisr.

The Rev Thomas Crosby Il - Paul.
Episcopal Church, S''l'na, Ala. - 20 sue
ccesi tn. Rev Dr Charl"- " Homer ~
rector Of ~. Jamcs's Church m Rr"nklvn
He will take charge on the first sunday N
October. He was graduated from ~"
General Seminary IN New York IN 1897
Af,cr thrce year. n.is-ionary work "a
BROOKLYN hr wcu' go 81 paul- thaI,l
Trinity parish. Mani attain. ari after iwo
wears acc,.p,ed ih. call iu Srlna
The sun., 1902-07-01

. de-re,-. sf o. 2.s Tor ,h, eleven rnoutfs
endins Nav ~ the sross rafniuEs srt- o..
aft -, an increas- of ti7s. - - romrIr'i
and Nc, sgts iss' an inctsa-e of tl;aia
Tho W.,on-iu central H. irold rrr"ff'
sfu-- earuins- fof Nsv oi So A2s, 900 .'.
month Of i,.i g..r. ani ~, i3'a 80 an .r.
,rut-D uf safIIt Tor The rt"Nru WonL'~
end,ns NV = the sr".. csfhlns' were
vth ih" corr,s pondIns p"fiod ~ lasi }ruf.
and n"' t.ps;,ia. tu Increase ot ts3l'''"
T." krr.rs ,I'v southern railroad rer'or'-
Of t'iI-' - 'oWuar.d wth ~" same mon
Of hs f#tl. 'ud me- sihH.i.i. an inctya-'
N1F 80 ''' .-u-. rHrH.rE~ we're t,Hr' =.
az fn,r'y>. o. scI. - 80 .ompirrd WIN -"
.orfr-s"ui.r. r"r eel Of h., '"at. and n"'
n" rr,'ipt- ct ih" Government TO-DAY
were tustow-. sods. %" internal revenu".
s!i,.ad ant mis-, ,,l1l"ons " o',.iu, q
Ssints-i. an "Nv"s- ot - "ipts over etpendi.
tur's cf ,..'al gas lh" .'.'trt- TOT he n-cs'
hurr"m"nt- 49, t.2ii - 80 "Nc's~ - r"""ipi'
over rSp p'nii'urr- Of .. i"l rs'
The Official '"unt 81 g." ,..h IN ~" rreNs.
OF sis"Un ~ and s7p "a 1.o - rrli. siy,r
aud note. AGAINST OfI.. ',f.I .,.t's. JTr "r'.
urtsN, shows
Gold coin tulo7 ant --. ........ ,.,....,,.,,,
>ii,sr i5rar. n..uou al
United states notcs ~ ort'. oaa' 49,
oihei assets - -" ''.''' '''
N., available ca,, ba ,N.i>. os ,:us Gsno.1
Money "a London. -..t' r.r 'cm Re-"
Of dscoun, "a Gp'n m.rsr' for sn1r, d,on, sn1
fhrr" months hhl~. > .ft.. ~ ."nt NnonS
uf bullion sour rl" lg' Rauk oi lhHlhnh
on balance TO-DAY. t'H1tp y rls NdNic"-
quote per cents ~ 'f'h"~ ~ '"hl NC
EN'haus" ou ondo'. - 'g't. - cent mrs
-, IIf,.. SIN tIIs"f.r pf 'o.'uprrOw u .I|
s'ylrti.r .ini.I. .. .si,' ou o. Iulv iHni,
Disbursements fut To- current month Hrc fh"
lnrs--t ou record yti soH'i "N''"d ,n" l'1'
nI,.,i STATE. ~i.,f lr '.rrrd ,.trc- Wrr.
fn,luI-i "a 'h.. fu,ufi = ,.,rur'- - tho
errr ~ ~" ia" r"u'd '' r"r bni a."
lew other. ui ,.... .utu-'.. .... nt,.ug been
changed 10 August. iuta % .hur-' m"ui'
u iIl ~ ur lrtrr.-' du' .o.J'r "r houu-
u, ~ fut it, Il ItIlut.u OF e. ..rt a' H- .t"
tarcd uIt' sop Htf go wear Hsp Sh".Hin.'-.
~ Ipu. So .t,sIa. 100 ls." Hfd 80 sr2 J-' u.
I>ps DNtd"id- tr- pl,tn.. or stocks tu'.
call Tor t.t IS. 81 O., ..Ct.u-f g." N''.ntl lt-.
,rar sJs.oiI.,s, Iu 80. 'aN"i;.5.. 90 49,"
nm .I.,t. .,.. ,'nri,A sof ,t.I ..st .,rr 49,
go aud ,uT t..usfor IlNmr'f~ Sl...J'H'.
To- d .h.r~.l', 'il,'i5 > " @. -."it ,a %
So. 81, - IA lSqr -. -. 80 On l>HN
a., n t.,l ,...t, nf .l,up, pl. collateral
,r,'t ny,',,gr net ,,ut gold bnnd-
~, ~. or tho N,,ic,u ,"ttri
T,ilu.v tnfnuanv. lni,rt. sGprpOop htN"
i,..u dl.in.nd nf h, utiNttr sal, Sut
:, rirt ."n, ror ,h, remaining 5, uoo.cn houd,
vt ~ aud accrued Interest wlil b. r"'ciV"i
Iy Iadrnhprs ThHluuuu 4 90 of TN citN
and M. N..,.-IYpi Valley Trust tompiur
Of - log- ,lmTl''n"on, ,.sie . WI q"
% and ia Amsterdam, by Hope 90 III"
Suh>cripiiou h-t lcrr will bc opened ou
.a.i.r The bond. Viii bc r.tdy FOR de-
livery on july ~. when u1Nu"it must u"
The sun., 1902-07-01
state raNe, o.: ttt, ssn't.

An ASSESSMENT On valuation of sS:i.r0
winch ~" MUNICIPAL Tax B,arG INFUSED
uu toe ls..in;'on HN'uur ami pa,uu.a
T,rrv uraur. 80 the Metropolitan street
RAILWAY company Tor 1891 wa~ cancelled
hv ItI.iic, iI's gerald ~ ~" supreme court
yesterday uu 4. l'l"a'f,u uf 10" N,'ru-
unlitan Street RAILWAY tpmUauN TIE
iaN was .ml-,-.,i uu ~" -trupiat iuua. rudh-
ted siIh ant ,ut-'r-irtl ''ur,'' Already taxed
hv the state urr'"r the Franchise Tax law.
Tho motion w4s NOT oppo- 81 hy the CITY.
The sun., 1902-07-01
Court ,aIcrrsr, ~. oa,

Npprlla,e Division -.nrrr.,.t.|r' E,.tss
,a:endAT called at iusu ,au N OIL, raur
matters.
SurrogAtes Court fhaTHfr r. Nu'nU ,al,HlHf
called 81 i0ISO A NJ. iut pIs.gtIf "a Hse uf NlN
milan Seitr, William No Dnau. Uruu.tra lrnau.
Enokh Sreeisnc, Katherine huus t1Hi>. Ne sIi
Georye Drw. Thomas A NeshaH. Nttn.r Hau but
henHeess Sherman Al 10 70 4 n
C1ty Court-SleclaI Term NOau opcns al 10
A. h--houonS-
The sun., 1902-07-01
IHE u,>k ToR SAVINGS.

- T8TF " - TTTTITI Wv IVTE
june N 1879
THE BOARD 90 rR' SIEES HNNI pI,I NtED
interest under ~ pr ti,"u, 80 tfr bN Laws 'Hf Ie
IA uuufus ending sns - ~ tuI.aNs
~ tur fltr uf I'g itR tl NJ PET lungm on Al
sums Of |, aud up~Nfis not exceeding sItsu pAy.
able GA aud a'trT 'ss .l,i Hak - guA
Tho iut't.,f ~ earned % uuUc fa the cf~ff -
de epnsiiur> ~ principal uH lHe lst ut July, Wt"te
stand ,Nart'Y ~ Urpp,N
u vii he entered uu 'Ic pA>,hopks Al Auy time
when required uu ,.t after 'He 2ist fn>t
Mitltll IigNHlI. President
RORrRT IuI.I. Nsyrr'lr
The sun., 1902-07-01
Union Dime Savings institution

BROADNAl, 12d 81 t-SlNTH AVENUE
GREELEY sol lARE. NEW NORk
Interest tHr"e and nua-half per cent
from S to s3uD. Credited July lst, pay.
aide July 18th or any time batter
Money deposited on or bcforc July
10Th draws interest from the first
CHARLES ! SpRAGtE. President
FRANCis VI lLNAt, Irca-ur-r
WILLIAM q Ross. NTCEtTAry
The sun., 1902-07-01
OW WNEETItL.

NoNp,r. June 20 .GE,tv Wheat Spot
wa. lvi"i aud firm. Salc~. I".u-o b u-l
No / northern Dugth. ?'.c. over July. ""
/ Nor,l,fn New Work ...r over >ortH.
western receipts v"r" gai car, AGAINST i-r
last week and 81 last ear chicago - agtin-'
., lsst ~e.A aud ~ I.-' wear futurr- olos"..
H., to ~. lich,r S.ln- 1000 u10 bust
I'rt.r. - follow.
The sun., 1902-07-01

N, Nu't. f-H.. PN r"satr. 'rr NcW Nurh
.s. I'Btf.i. ....s NA,.,N. fHr frN NuTa
r. Iar..f..,p. 'N. southampton. fr Ncs
The sun., 1902-07-01

IA was ,tll Weather market IN wheat and a. tho.
s,r, ffrtler hcav, rairs Al the W~si and ,,r.Itb
points reported \ pfrc'p ta'luu ~ NEARLY in~h-
and 'n other STATE therr was = rainfall 81 o.. g.,
A. To- seriously ars~i thr t1ryc,tng si,na,'nr
Much ~ the WiniSr vhrat rrop 'n uurfli and wheat
% hook has h"en th"ToucaN naked Thsr
~omr FOREIGN huN iug shorts ~rfarhlsd to cove
~. Louis showed uotrWofthy strength and hougn
al ChicaEo and th'rc Vas no disposition TO ~
for >hat account. while d~cfcas. % .0n
bush IN thr visible and falling ~ In th~ world .
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and ADV Anced = Ia I'D. Paris declined 10 10 o.
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wheat has b"en dec dedly more artivc. lnnuenr~. d
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Sspieub.t would probably Sr.r - ~ornrwhs,
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and on any recession . should pfo,r a good pur
weather, covering hy nervous >hoft> the riss f.
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nte other int"ll gent aud Discerning ci'isrr.
male and fcmal" have learned THAT %.
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heap. TlAt's why Tnk SpAs savsstkG1.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-12
DOING THEIR DUTY.

Scores of MarshaIltown People Are
Learning the Duty Of the Kidneys.
To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty.
When they fail to do this the kidneys
are sick.
Backache and many kidney ills fol-
low.
Urinary troubles, diabetes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them all.
Marshalltown people endorse our
claim.
Mrs. A. S. Reisinger, of 712 West Me-
yada street, says: The uses Of Doan'S
Kidney Pills demonstrates beyond .
doubt that there is no question as to
their value. Procuring box at the Nc
Bride & Wills drug store for my own
use l was compelled to defer the treat
ment owing to other complications Of q
serious nature ensuing. Just about then
one Of my family was taken with pains
in the back, and knowing that weak
ened liver or over excited condition OF
the kidneys existed advised the use OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. The result OBJ
tanned gives me great faith in this RENE
edly. 1t acts promptly and thoroughly.
For sale by all dealers; price 30 cents.
Foster iIburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y, sole
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Remember the name Doan's and take
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-12
womap,s CALIFORNIA HAUNT.

The invitation of the Los Angeles
local board of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs to hold its sixth bien-
NAL meeting in that city from May to
inclusive has been given wide pub
licity. The committee promises that
many private homes will be thrown
open to the visitors and that the 1900
federated women of Los Angeles are
pledged to the success of the under
taking.
1t is promised that low rates will
prevail on the railroads, bringing the
trip within the means of many. and
the comforts of weeks travel on a
modern railway train will even add to
the pleasures of the trip. Los Angeles
is the garden spot of California in the
heart of a land that has proven the de-
light of travellers ever since 1t was dis
covered by the railroads. Federated
women all over the United States will
take advantage of this opportunity to
combine the pleasures of a California
trip with those of their biennial meet
ing. The meeting ought to succeed by
reason of it's location.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-12

ed. During the ten months ended Dec.
81 last the duties collected on incom-
ing baggage amounted to S665,524,
against s221,266 collected during the
corresponding period in 1900, when the
old system was in force, an increase of
about 900 per cent.
[Chicago Journal Corl
Secretary Gage struggled long and
hard with the inspection problem, in
sisting on correcting the abuses which
had grown up from too lax and very
corrupt system. He put an end to bride
taking and so far reduced smuggling
that the revenue from merchandise de-
clared by passengers was increased
threefold. The extent to which the in
dustry of respectable smuggling had
grown was surprise even to the treas
ury officials.
In dealing with the complaint of the
petitioners Secretary Shaw must con-
slider the danger of undoing lightly a
reform accomplished at the expense of
much labor and In the face of inf1uen-
tial and persistent opposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-02-12
THE TREND OF POPULATION.

Within the past year large numbers
Of Iowa people have established homes
in North and South Dakota and Minne-
sofa. where cheaper farming lands are
TO be had In noticing the increase OF
population in those sections the Min
lcapolis Tribune says: The fact, de-
veloped by the last United States cen
sus. that every county in Minnesota
and North Dakota shows a gain In
population is hardly surprising In view
OF the known rush of emigration to
these states during the past ten years.
It is more strange that only one county
in Iowa shows loss, when we remem-
her the tales told, from time to time. OF
the multitude OF Iowa farmers selling
cut their high priced lands and seeking
new homes upon the cheaper lands OF
the American and Canadian northwest.
good by the natural increase of COM
paratively dense population, and by
the incoming of people from the states
farther east to take the place of its
own emigrants. Thus the constant
movement of population westward
goes on"
Many of these emigrants, before
moving to the northwest. sold their
farms at high prices to farmers from
the east. chiefly from Illinois. tho many
Iowa buyers from eastern sections OF
the state have sought and purchased
farms in western sections of the state.
These changes will doubtless prove in
time that those who have gone to the
Dakotas from Iowa made an ill-consid-
cred move. and there will be a doubling
back of some of this shifting popula-
fion