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New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Cation Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
quiet and hrm sales 1000 bales speenSf'h dd nlcn ag
1900 mddling upland. 2tS2d Futures opened TTesi
lar eiQj64d advance closed 2aTe ssbS r' NIrcb
fine sch June July and iuv-Augis 4.36lss; August
September. 432b; September October, 42;b October
FLOUR AND MEAI-There was no particular change
pressure and sympathy with grain Sprlng pstents Were
ratenfs s. I3aS 25 spring clears 50 95ds3 IS extra No
/ winter SO 1888 %; No winter S%asS 10 no
s21 oo$22 90 SPOT ana o,s5 to aTTys S 3 s6
ana TO arrive RYE FLoUR-Quieto Qg99ed3 far 10
to brand. BAG MEAIl-Du!l Quoted; Fine white ana
steaSy Quoted: Spring bran spot s21 sacks arrive
200 ~ s21 so spring bran bulk so o' coarse s2a 2S
coSnea 500 linseed oilcaks 500 corn oicake SO oo
hom!uy chon S2t olmea $40 -, r,.o. bo, ,,,t,a
Although the early marAeL d9, aad Ja
inclination toward higher prices owing 10 Bu 72u I
cline in capiss heaviness in the corn market graa
felt the effects OF igh pit oferinss ana ,gh,
on the curb further Improvement was shown MAY
closing s3@sc o'clock with shorts active buyers
eral news Of unimporant the market finding
tts strength oversod condition The movement
SS9 900 bush compared with $4,000 bush year ago
t,rop matters remained about the same except FOR an
impression IN bull circles that the piant VIII CONF
in shape than bears wiling
10 admit The foreign demand FOR wheat limited 10
OF No ! hard Manitoba ana one tuad OF ans
al the Ouports reporting no business \
received from the Berlin Grain TX
change against Manto9a Wieal IN Dohu pehE s'i' iiF
from here under American inspection, owing TO ar
ference German duties between american and hngs
grown wheat German buyers nave GeHlsnded tnht D1
means the Of inspection must show the United
states production otherwise business will be impossible
Heretofore Canadian wheats, mixed or uhniNed nav nav
been receiving the inspection certificate American
grown products provided the quality Of equal stand
but and after February 10 grain grown outsiue
oC United tates will be certified IN New-YoTk as
bonded IN eoInPsncs S ssn S Sfn1nqS s .ns M ne sc
and No hard Manitoba. s75sc. all b ahoat basis.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb. s-Closing: Wheat-Spot-No red
Western winter steady. 6s I'd; No 1 Northern spring
steady, Gs I'D; No l California firm, 6s 32d; futures
dull; March. o. lAd; May is 1sd. COrn-Spot quiet.
American mixed new. IS 31d; American mixed. old 5s
ed futures dull; February, 5s 2izd March 5s pad;
MAY 's 2Std Peas.canatian steady. IS sd FloqT-st
COAST Arm i3 I0saff Beef firm: extra India 79s
Pork firm: prime mess. Western. La firm prime
Western In tierces. AIS ID: refined pals
ass cd Hams-short Il 10 firm AIS Bacon
Cumberland cut 70 10 20 H. steady Ais: short rib l6 to
- No. STEADY 44s Cd long clear mddes. light 2s 10 "a
H. dun 44s Cd; long clear middles. heavy 10
dull AS; short clear backs 16 20 10 steady AS Sd
clear bellies. II 10 10 H. steady. shoulder
square ii 10 - 10 dull :jS Cd.
United States @ds; good United 12s Cheese
american finest white. AS Sd. American
+Hs Cd. Tall1v-irlme city steady. Petroeum-Re-
fined stoal'. 1'.d iiasced oil firm. 3pa
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
CASH OEOTArrnNc
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,-CT7r-z,r "a. New-York. February 1902
- i, Iased largely on slight improvement in Euro
s markets. sent local higher dav ON the omen
c market was steady and points higher after which
~ oP'lI worked up additional points and held
ser,stS|a 70 ,he close But throughout the
5t.diNe operators held aloof from
rCIeo reaction next week inasmuch receipts in the
Ub country remain fully up to the high level
VIZ, no sign OF falling off for three four
weeks at least Moreover spot supplies was
SIl ana Inc hull contingent 10 Indication Of
SUNNI me aggressive. At the close market was
- 10 Win prices net 5QlO points higher. Total sales
were H iT oags chiefly late months Brazilian
N'iie l'Wef- shipments the
the crop country large again The marker FOR
OF 6tc for invoice lots Of No Rio " " ~
The range Of contract prices IN the local market
follows: " 80 '' ''aiNV' " uaS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

Cash quotations follows, slow steady;
winter patents. 50 S0dS4; +Gd$3 40.
S3nS3 40 spring specials. 81 patents S3 2oNS3 "a
sLraiEhts, 81 9odS3 20; No spring wheat
S3&g6iAc: No oats. +32G44iac. No white asa 6tgc
No ) white, 4iieq46c; No Coo choice malt
western 81 2 prime timothy seed Sc 60 clover contract
grace ~ 20 mess pork bb SIS 6OGSl5 per
100 H. 80 on$9 2Ii2 short ribs sides s. 35GSS
CRY saited shoulders boxed S7QS7 p; sides
lnoNed) s. iOaSS So: whiskey. basis
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady 94d1ll2c. Eggs firm; fresh. 2512 2d26c
No Northern. 71isc: No Northern 73&c May T6isc
July nc. Oats S9'ec. Corn. Gle.
Milwaukee. Feb s-Wheat lower; close: No Northern
Iotta16t2c; No Northern. 742d75i2c: NAV. 7T7sc
Corn. May Ell
Minneapolis. s-Close: Wheat cash T3F,a74e.
May. 14%c; July 75izc. On track-No I hard 75fsc
No Northern. 1875 G7+lsc: No Northern 72%973hc
FourFirst 81 S50S3 a5, paterts T5f
50 So first clears. So 70d$3 Sc: clears Bran
in bulk.
February. S5i2TS6c iac lower; No mixed ebru-
ary, 81 = d65c. Oats hut steady; white clipped
5ic Butter firm extra Western creamery 2sc nearby
prints 3Oc Eggs firm; fresh. nearby 2sc; Western
&c; do Southwestern, 2Sc; do southern Cheese
quiet NeW-Yorz fun creams fancy, small, 11i4c; do
ialT 70 choice: 9'eallc. Receipts Flour. 1900 bbIs
and lloOOp N in sacks: wheat. 500 bush
bush; oats. 29o0O bush Shipments: Wheat 200 hush;
corn. 5000 bush; oats. 1900 bush.
81 Louis. Feb. s.Close: Wheat No red cash s5i.c.
May S93sqs3 &c; July I71zC; No hard. T7qT7t2c.
Corn, No cash 591sc. MAY 622 &c July S34S31sc
oats. No cash, i$l2c; MAJ. sac; July, 37c. No
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
SorrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis FEB s-Cottop middling, Sc; low
mddng 7Sc: good ordirfry. 74c: net receipts l,i2l
bales: 1902 bales: shipments, 22s2 bales
sales 800 bales: stock. 1OO,572 bales.
New-Orleans Feb. S--Cotton strong: mddlng &C. low
mddng T5sc: good ordinary, 74c: net receipts i4lI
bales gross receipts SO bales exports 70 the Continent
$3.50 bales: sales 4 lG0 bales stock, S3S 0sS bales. -
Savannah, Feb S-Cotton steady; midding, l-lGc.
receipts bales exports coastwise 7S5 bales sales
425 bales: stock. Is. $40 bales.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee

tpTToN-For half holiday. In
most active Of swing prces
fynC in has r-adrrs
nave been so little hampered hy limits
arc these days business poured In from the
on hrner cables than expected IiyNrpool on
fears that another occurred yescrtav would
he scored again to day, shorts made
cover on opening with the result that
up some 3uH points, making high records
son thus far There was buying orders
which had accumulated night as general thing
fact, commission houses overhurieued
'tFke profits. Enormous sales effected
Welded unusual profits 10 investors friends he
market. Near the close there many EVIDENCES that
the short interest had been thoroughly
and that supporting orders had exhausted Almost
in moment the whole market sold OF S4c for
and $500 FOR July. There little rally ron
this break though at the close steady feeling Obtained
options ga II points lower Conservative
pressed the opinion the opening that the good
the mafket TeA'tloh was IN order ana at the close
took the stand that cotton in shape 10 do
better the weaker holdings had beca iquIdated.
advance Of lac In making a 'sc
the four regarded rejecting inherent
had taken the bull side supply and
demand theory. Receipts al the ports we're somewhat
of yesterday Yet there nothing the Of
Houston estimate indicate change In belief that
interior stocks nearing exhaustion point The New
Monday Will be large believed to be due
the rush get cotton aboard steamers for i'm
shipment Exporters have been heavy
luIyers Of In interior.
nothing the movement alarm friends ~ the
late pronounced advance in spot cotton South
undoubtedly extent checked demand spnners
refusing full will hold and that
them opportunity secure
supplies better advantage Yet holders were indifferent
refused grant the concessions demanded In the
local market. held its parity with May, and
some operators believe il will command premium.
of contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
HOWGOP4THS TO MEET.

Cleveland Feb. S-Thc executive committee of
the American Institute of Homeopathy met yes
terday and discussed the details of the programme
for the national convention which will he held in
Cleveland from June L y.
The committee decided that the programme should
consist of papers from different physicians and
ports from the bureaus The details will he left
70 the president and secretary of the institute.
Within the month This will be completed, and
uces sent out 10 those who will be upon the pro-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

or time after the opening corn showed further
ana sharp decline in prices rallied before
~ Nheat: and by I o'clock had recovered
c1rt IT, o.. Us decline. closing firm 6694c bid the
difoor IalIy was almost entirely due oversold
o,.d a. IN wheat News from the Southwest spoke OF
w. Hslt demands for corn offerings
olIai nut at seaboard
~ glsn or demand was noted n decline
ICa5It AT New York Dads Of NJ
ol.tnorte dIdoIah No were worked for and
lowe ldlS English markets closed Mold
white 7ot me close No quoted sac: No
OAIS-The market for cats was veakeT AZ ATst bnt
saie- near tne close in sympathy markets
Nc go we're 1000 bush. No = oats closed
m.zed 4sg No white SOC: No white. 49izc;
sIirs ~1ssc' track white 50d55c No VIII
6Td ana NJ &c u: Market weaker: No western
NO W este-n. 66i2c. all q b
BARLEY-Msrket duII Easdjrg vss o,,Cisj,
''4e'c' and mailing 6sd72c. both c { New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
I.1vERpooL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool. Feb. : I u m-totton-Spot quiet. prices.
SD higher. American miidlng fair. I'D good mid
ding o 321 middiug. 21$2d low middling. o 16d
good ordinary l6i ordinary, 3-16d. The sales Of
the 5unp bales Of which 500 for speCula
and and included 4,5no America Receipts
"a including rs TNn bales American Futures
closed barely steady. American middlnS
e. February. { 64d4 27-6fd. buyers February and
March. { 5-64d4 80 64d. buyers. March and April
- 6404 So cad. buyers. April and May. 6 SD. sellers
{ 36 SD. BUYERS June and July. : }6- d4d
37-64d. sellers. july and AuErt. 36Sia4 3T-64d
and September. - e4i. buyers Septemher
and October. % sid buyers, October and November
4 aO-64f4 81 SD. sellers
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
london WOOL. MAR.rr.

London FEB. SSince Of he
sales business has not been large though
stock bought in mas been sold The
rivals for The second series number 12 27 bales
Including o4HD bales forwarded or
wool during the week were: New South Wales 977 bales
Queensland, TO- i43 bales Nictors.
tralis, ~ bales cape OF Good Hope Natal $3.50 s
China 4s0 bales. elsewhere 463 bales. ~ @~'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

once cables. Rio-Cofee market weak: No Rio
+S" receipts. 1000 bags exchange ssd cleared for
Lne nlted states 1000 bags; cleared Europe
udES' STOCK h'SuFh bags. Santos-Coffae u,et
so @ Svrage santos $500 receipts COCO bags:
i,-"oVOp bags HamhurE-t'0hee IN
changed AZ 2o m was net unchanged = pig higher
sales -3,"D bags. Havre-Coffee steady
unchanged ar II m advanced u franc az p m steady
and unchanged $50 m unchanged total sales 2n 600
Ia
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DINISION

81 ana 3S0 P u Daily except sundays to Pftts-
Fullnsn Cars on all
IralnS Illuminated ighr
-ickeI o1ces lis. 261. and f216 BTusdUsv Is
In5nl..Sh 80 W. 10 Columbus i95th 81
HS9h - ana lSSth St Stations York: ass and "a
rulton st. ana iO6 Broadway, E d Brooklvn -
Ieiephone 800 3Sth C-sh
WeStcott Express Company ~ ' % 'eSl-eNOo "
T. 8 BLoDGETT. GEORGE II DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

PENND IlBAMH
RAIL7o
STATIONS foo, - West Twenty-third ard Des-
bGosses an4 Cortlana. streets
SEIhe leaving time from Desorosses ana
Cortlandt streets Is i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New YOrk Ti5ts1u-s s,sspias Pi5tsbarg 10
s.S5 a NJ FAST LNgEPittspSrr [I'pirs and cleveland
o.sa A. N. PENNSYLVANIA LiMIfED--Pullmsn Com
srs For c6caso ceseaud Toesa GIN ciacnSsi nd
1.s5 :: NJ. cHleAGG AND 81 LOUIS ExPRms-Eqr
caso St Louis Dtnine Car
o.oS 2: NJ. ST. LOUIS ExPREss.-For Fittsburs. Ind
5.55 Z. Vi. WESTERN EXFSE5smsof Ti -- Chicago For
T55 "a PacfFIc fFiC Ess p,t.surs and Chi
eGs carns6S AE3 fr sasaa aa a eeePs stSay
So r. NJ "a GLEv EI-aND AND cINcfNNATI EXPRESS
~ WAsHiNGTroS,i ,i'12 ISD 6n3 THE ils'Is SOUTH.
an5 sirsg!s r e Io20 Dinns 5ar} loS Diaias ,, Sarl
spd sF sns SIrfS's !s;a 2o g . Lin =. ., Par
Ss Z car. 6Has g 8 cE iSs spnS I can al paf an
% and plqins CaIsI 20 tDining carr. = . tDAnns
so,uTAERx RAILWAY 2Ths S So soutaeTns PALM Lin
nss D, . M weekdays, Express 20 4sS p m l. 10
A1bbASTlc 5bs.STsscs.;c coAsr gioa. special 40
SFasGARD 4abS'aS 1im9 A LINE M.so 9 {,
Ia9fr
NohdFSik obd St5 AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Msphi,
cHEsHPEs cHE.Ss EEJIIsa5s' n 81 S25 p = m ~ daily
days and SO p m. daily
49, II POINT COMFORT and NOEFOLK--T.5S a m
week days and 500 y m daily
= ~ l. Ht5 a and 2J5 p weeE-days
STANDARD CoaChes
CAPE MAY.-Ia - n y, r-esk 5,,-
Yves, a on NeT Iork and Long Branch Railroad from
twenty -thl:d SJationl. : 55 a. Il 40.
-. and . p M sundays. 25 a m. IS
n ESQ $40 $40. ard Il 2O p. m sundays. O. IS
FOR pESIr
~ 9'osSes and Cortandt Streets 620l. .. T55,
60 . . tLCi1S Carr t955 Psnna. Limited 10 10
- and Cerlandt Streets 10 20 tDnins Carl,
,Dlhlhs CSrl Hoo a ~ - Dining 9 10
AID CoTtlardt Streets, = 2Jl
- Ctl ,-'9 80. 421 Dining * Dining
C'l''s Sarl. 80 p S5J 2 - m
oIV tS5 mo ccachesl. So. SS5. (Dinins
800 ,IiIliledl 9j5. 1a55 Dining ~ IS
Sims Iarl. la dining Can 3 - tDrnnf Carl, 3s5.
= 'DllnS t@.l 80 Dining can. > ~ dining Carl.
St rolces Nos 4f1, 1895 1854 Broadway:
r. !ltl Avenue below I'D ST.. / Astor House;
-tnird street station, and
snd Cortlandt Stveetssi
So Broadway and Pennsyvania station.
I.OhIyh' station Jersey city The New
o-s"Ealiy VIII call f1r ald check
7-s5atn 5au Iesldences -arCugh % destination
rnad Cab Service ~ ~
j. r. HCTCHINSGN d vrOO1
Nei-ial Manager Genera! Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
new JERSEY CENTRAL,
Ave si9e5sy D95,,s 81 and south Ferry south Ferry
ROYAL. BLUE LINE

FOR PHILADELPHIs
- %, $500, $40 1000 a . Il
f3Opz g g. f49o 5000 545o. 500 .7O u SO 5000
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
-fS0 5000. -ll-3o y. N, loo fl3Oz % 40 800
200 r. NJ. 'l3. 10 mdr.
Ofces. Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry ia ss1 .s4
lSOe 1884 Bway lS2 Ave. TS7 9th . Jnio, So
Vast, l5S East l25th 273 Is5h 81 245 CoInn-
RuS AVE- SsT JOUrJ 3l4 Fulton
b-ook!yn BS Broadway, williamsburg York Trans
ier 60 calls for and checks baggage destination
FROM ldoerJy :, only. DAILY. 7paiIy excepr
day sSundays only zicvIor Cars only
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
BALTIMORE g. 0Hl1 RAIIR0An
WEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Franklin St. station New YO-t =. -,
lows and Is min. foot West 42d 81 \ r ~
10 A M.-For Intern points to AIbanv Nfo-..f
III % A. ND HTyison Riv Mon Exprsss
'lO0 Z. M.--ChcagO Express.
-2-2S p. M.--Cont- for Detroit C'Hfc.s, A
1882 = Nd For Hudson River Points & aIhsnv
tts:4 M--Eor Roch. Buffalo. CIeve.d & Chicsso
M-Eor Roch. Buffalo. q ST I-5Ifs
'sS s, 4 M0TE9y Ts Syrs Rech Mag Falls. Det & Chi.
mex No l al f1o;45 a. NJ: No. at +s:Os p N Ies1.
Jersey C5y p r. R. sta. No. 20 A NJ; NJ =
a. 100 r 81 me tables principal hotels and ofess
Baggage Checked from hotel residence by Wescots r
p. : BLODGETT q = TaNTPEpTr< -
Genl superintendent C;en-I psss-r sSsa,,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo, Feb. s.-FIour steady Wheat dull; No
Northern s23.c; winter nothing doing Corn neglected
No yellow nominally 64i2c DUH No white
4sc; No do 4Itzc; No mixed. 45'sc: No 3 do. 45c
Barley, 64g69c. Rye. demand.
lows:
Wheat, No .: Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
New-York tribune., 1902-02-09

tpts OF hreadstuns interior points in thousands
oIioe ciphers OOo omitted. -four bbs, grain bush
, 1902-06-13
M. SUE DENVER
TRAMWAY COMPANY.

he outcome OF the death Of Phi!
ip Lehi r. ST., in Denver Monday night.
suit will probably be instituted soon
against the Denver Tramway company
for damages in the sum of from $1,000
to 10000, says the Cheyenne Leader.
Zehner was ALI aged man and died
from a complication of troubles caused
by a street car accident in Denver. in
which the deceased was injured on
November 2. 1901. Zehner attempted
to board a car when the car state
forward too soon, dragging the aged
man for some distance until he finally
fell, inficting injuries of such a seri-
GUS nature that he was confined to his
bed until his death, Monday. The suit
is to be instituted by relatives of the
deceased. according tt statements
made some time ago by l.. Kabis, with
whom the Tramway company refused
tc settle.
, 1902-06-13

Mrs. DUD0ts. wife of the senator
Idaho, is an enthusiast on the subjec:
of child culture. Before her marriage
she was a Kindergarten. and she
made child culture her life study.
when we were married." she said
recently to a friend, the senator n
| made only II ~ante-nuptial agree
ment."
VIVA was that" asked the friend.
I'VE agreed" said Mrs. Dubois.
that after we were married he should
never talk politics to me and | should
never talk child culture to him. And
we have kept the agreement scrupn.
lousy ever since" she added impress
lively.
"iOu are an excellent couple to DE
able to keep such an agreement" was
the comment.
But we have kept it," said Mrs Du.
bois: that is. we have kept it to this
eXtent-the senator never talks poll.
tics to me-
, 1902-06-13

mittee VINO Ihfeaten8 IrOu-
BILE for Irrigation Bill
vote is reached. although the success
of Chairman Cannon Of the a%ppropria-
tons committee in defeating two
prominent bills by pointing out the ex
p%enditures involved has caused some
little concern as to the irrigation bill.
Cannon promises to oppose the bill
on the same grounds that he fought
the Pacific cable and the forest reserve
bills, and the danger, If there be any,
is that republicans who are not vitality
interested in the measure may be over
awed by Cannon's contention that the
bill will greatly enlarge the total ap-
preparations made by the present con-
gress.
The canvas of the house in progress
several weeks past shows 211 votes
for the irrigation bill. and 1873 either
against it or doubtful. Friends Of the
assert that eve il they lose
some of the votes heretofore pledged,
they will gain others from non-commit-
tai members, for in their poll they had
counted for the bill only those who
fatty promised to support it. Never
theless the power Of Cannon and other
house leaders. all Of whom are now
against the bill. is great and cannot be
lightly reckoned.
, 1902-06-13
How to Avoid Trouble.

Now is the time to provide yourself
and family with a bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. It is almost certain to be
needed before the summer is over, and
Il procured now may save you a trip to
town in the night Or in your busiest
season. 1t is everywhere admitted to
be the most successful medicine in use
for bowel complaints, both for chill
dren and adults. No family can afford
to be without it. For sale by F. II.
Eggleston.
, 1902-06-13

The worst use of slang is not when
It is fresh and piquant. but when it
stale and passes into the
regular vocabulary of the people, to
he exclusion of good English. Such
expressions as Il can see bis finish"
when they are first uttered. are often
,scd with considerable humorous ef-
Get. But the language is impoverish.
4 and vulgariZed by the habitual use
turn down" for reject. call down"
y a mild rebuke, roast" for a severe
lie. etc. After these expressions
ave been used for a certain time they
ought to be taken out OF circulation,
dong with the ragged bhnknotes.
, 1902-06-13
NOTED CITIES

CHICAGO is probably the nos
widely known city in the United States.
Noted for its push and enterprise Is
we'll as being the Windy City.
MILWAUKEE, Also has .
worldwide reputation ON account Of
the quantity a well as the quality OF
it, annual production Of beer.
ST.. PAUL While possibly not SO
generally well known as the two for.
mer cities. is nsvertheless noted In
many ways, and is one Of the popular
Twin Cities Of the Northwest.
ALL THREE Are famous cisis.
and theiy lanes combined torn the
name Of AMERICAS GREAc ESr
RAILWAY, famouf and noteo the
AGEMENT, ELEGANT EQUIPMENT.
SPLENDID SERVICE and general
adoption Of all the latest SAFETY
APPLIANCES for the comfort AND
safety Of it, patrons.
it, ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS
are noted the world over.
It 10 the SHORT LINE bet~eei
OMAHA AND CHICAGO, and like ~
perior articles Of merchandise ia
ONCE TRIED, ALREADY USED.
Try IL the next time you go Fart
l.. L. DOWNING,
Commercial Agent,
Chicaso, Milwaukee Z st. Paul RI.
Salt Lake City, Utah
, 1902-06-13
IS UP IN THE HOUSE
IRRIGATION BILL is NOW BEFORE
CONGRESS AND is BEING
DISCUSSED.
Friends Of the Bill Confident That It
Will Pass, Despite the Opposition
Of Chairman Cannon of the Appro.
priations Committee on Score of
Economy.

Washington, June 13.-The irriga-
ton bill came up in the house yester-
day. There will be two days of gen.
eral debate and n of limited debate.
1t is generally conceded hat the bill
will pass.
At a meeting of the senate commit
tee on territories the subject of ad-
hitting New Mexico, Arizona and Ok
lahoma was merely touched upon. The
impression is that the question will be
discussed at the next meeting whether
or not the statehood bill is to be de-
bated on this session.
Friends Of the irrigation bill are con-
fident that the bill will pass when the
, 1902-06-13

He had been a friend of the family
for some time, hut. from his general
mien and behavior. she had hardly
looked at him in the light of a possible
sutton.
You will come to our fair tO-mor-
row evening. Mr.. Cadman. of course"
she said. with n brwitChiug smile.
And you must bring lots of money
with you"
Mr.. Chadman was So overcome by
this smile that he WAS on his knees
before he knew it aud presently every
thing was as it should be.
George. dear" the girl said. later
on-and she said it thOughtfully-
perhaps it will be as we'll for not
to bring too much money morrow
evening. We OUGHT both to practice
economy. you know
, 1902-06-13

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railway has recently put in SER
vice on its Pioneer Limited trains the
largest and handsomest dining car ev-
er built. It is 50 feet In length from
tip to tip. and It's body is six inches
wider and higher than the usual dining
car. 1t seats SO people comfortably in
movable chairs and has a kitchen
large enough to permit the working Of
six cooks which with six walters and
q conductor make up the crew. The
dining cars heretofore in service did
not provide sufficient space to proper
~ care for the large number Of pat
rons Of the Pioneer, SO that It became
necessary to have . larger car.
, 1902-06-13

In many instances attacks of cholera
morbus terminate fatally before medi.
cine can be procured on a physician
summoned. The safe way is to keep
at hand q reliable medicine for use In
such cases. For this purpose there ia
nothing 80 sure as Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. W. e.
Bosworth. Of lafayette, Ala, says:
I'm June, 1900. I had q serious attack
Of cholera morbus and nj dose OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar'
rhoea Remedy gave me relief in hf
teeen minutes" For sale by F. H. Eg
gleston.
, 1902-06-13
CHEYENNE MAN MARRIES
LONGTIME SWEETHEART.

Last evening at 9 o'clock Frederick
H. Farrah, the electrical engineer. and
Mrs. s. G. Thompson of Toronto. Onta-
rio were united in marriage at the res
idence Of Mr. Farrah, by Rev. Frank
Knopf. says the Cheyenne Leader. The
ceremony was a quiet affair and wit
messed by only a few friends of the
contracting parties.
Mr.. Farrah was acquainted with his
bride many years ago in Toronto and
has won her for his wife after many
years. They will go at once to house
keeping at Twentieth and Eddy streets.