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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-01
HEAVY SrApIES


|as,pSsil1I'lloN.sPowder, per keg, S4;Oo;
p.sutf' 81 90 per kegi drop shot,
IN aS N:45i buck, $40.
3iSSas.LAua short clear, In sacks,
a. ss ssiir regulars lOAQllc; boxed l4c
4iglNG AND TITS Tagging OH.
fsfe Ihc; Arrow ties. ISss than cnr.
l HS from Houston. ST y.
tspl' Stick, wrapped basis "a No ..
-P.F 10; No /. fun weight. basis
1 seles per ID; special sizes nc higher;
''SShy,r,H iIe, as To quality.
4 N Star, full weight. lie. Gran
M NSTeght, l0iec; Electric Lights. nc.
5 Il ~. aaPpoortland, S2.I5a3,25, Rosen-
4 Rlo fair, suashc: prime. 90t
'- ~ ghq lOc; fancy, lOkGllc; Pea
,l9,2G; Cordoya, l3lhc: Roasted
4 H. l5u,hes Arlosa, basis 100 n
~ powered Apex, II zoe: Lion
X. ~ ~ Seal Mocha and Java, lib
In AMnoeha and Java blend, lib cans,
'l ss,, 4,.D pals, 1S8.c
1 In LSSsno-A 3 c Soda. hulk. boxes.
~ valtohs, per dozen, poe: ginger
\ Az nvsy,ems' Sc; stage planks, 61ac;
ossNs 4S-lh sacks: Fancy high
sr,a, fancy, half patent. Si.1O;
1issa.. 80 lib sackS Toe per bar.
nour In wood t5c per barrel
''ssl.S.AAcEopS GooDs-Grit,. bom,ny
pt,ri Ital, In 40-Ib sacks. per sack
II n msal In 36-lb sacks. S2,T5 per
/ ds ~ sacks. Scotch oats, SO. OS;
Ikefs ~ sS.so; Columbia oats. 81 so;
steksSe S<s5i Hecker's buckwheat,
ss H,S,gsaeg tleree, compounds. sisfl
asFees' 'iS 3d li,lse; 60-lb cans. nc higher
X 5lsb..p ip cans. %c higher; 5-lb
-Sissls, S,.b cans, lie higher
hans 49, ~ ill2c; fancy, l2Adt3c;
''h' 500 per barrel; coopered,
B I'm am barrels, 6oG77c per gallon
~ S6i1e.A taryea. 5I0c pr ponql
terF5 N l2-lh cans extracted
4 SSIS 81 l'onS, l2u lac
4fi, whqiltG. fair, iGWdiSc
nun g5-,a.st e. 29@-uc faucy Gro
'''' pare new crcp sjruo
SIR "a 5IllE-E1gle s8.75a7 40
II ,fRS-.la ~ WhHot, Sl.2 f1t.,i5
btiss, ipl weight 90. hsi 1c
Iif soH, 81 6Ni ~ ! 10. I-1z
iisst ~ Melglt, 1lNuc; 2-ih
W. t'Yci lunch OYSTERS. Lib
IA Y -gallon kegs. $50: 10
~ strls =, o4-hlls, $500; pin :
4 y 8. u ,,,fa,Wli quarts. American
|EI-Pst5ss l'galloa hexagon. $50.
n fsip' q, i9hey head. 6I6giSc, choice
p stsa@sou, lc cas- fancy Imported, %
|stiiFss basis 7.1a ogc. Manila
RlI-Ieu,s,s.nh yarn. Sc: tarred. nc.
%i6asna. coarse. S5e: 1ne $50
,@4s go; COOS. 81. As; 100 81
scasi a. Aaekerel. No. / IN 1o-l
No, teSs eslf-hbIs. T0-lb, No.
'u's' to.50d5. 10.
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~. Imported i2lbfiiac.
- ~ y ~ tholce new stock, SNefNc.
hAlol California, a-crown IL I.
r,sS N;todl %; '4-lh boxes. l.. NJ raisins.
o'4q6c; 3crown, L. NJ. 6i5Siic
- ~ hS-- California. 0O-lUps 4itc; So.p0s.
.oo 'V.sos, oigc, 607os, C. 90 COS. 6isc: 40.
NUTS Brazil i8d17c per III. nlberts
Sicily, l3c; California walnuts i3lTf4c; pea
unlS. fancy hand picked. 1Ad6c: No. 3
fsl4Sc; Jumbo 606tAc; almonds. Taracona,
,,,'Q &c per ID IN sacks; Calfornia almonds
i9e' pecals, lOci chcstnuts, Piedm1ntCs
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Riehard coeke q q 90.

Houston, Texas, January n. Houston
and New Orleans estimates 500, against
1925: ports 42STs. against 1873 last
year; the into sight for the week 10000
larger than week one year ago. and since
Spptcnber / $4,000 more than Ia 1901
The exports TO date are 5JO.OOO bales mere
than last year. This would point 70 a
consumption OF i0.TJOOOO bales. while ia
nam n = large buyer of American cotton,
bur II the spot holder continues 10 set the
price at ac there r. no reason Why cotton
should advance 80 long as the supply holds
out Liverpool was 1921 down on spots.
2,sA lower on contracts and u due l4ifd %
2.64d lower tomorrow,
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|, IMPROVEMENT NOTED.
Trad I1lplNd IN NECESSITIES.
&. Potatoes Inadequate to
: ", s'..., Seed Products Con-
a.S.-No Sweet Potatoes

.,nt appeared in yester'
sr', \ ne wholesale market but
sii.' ., = to actual necessities
q "a, and which had been re-
I. y II Va sos since the advent Of ia-
psihsf
- few cranberrles in the
= . u, are ruling firm In con
/ ". died shipment Of New Mex
'lIIl .'1 ri in and its excellent quail
n Z y meet with a good recep-
81 D, trade
\, /. practically bare of sweet
'' IN. 4 very healthy demand IS
r WY arc ruling firm at so@Soe
/ Il, that will relieve the situation
Ishs
~ NJ A notch in view Of the
/ mn receipts and most sales
|..,. 4 2ec. There is much room
cement in the nature of demand
|,,is are even shorter.
...,.lou with Almerla grapes an
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

SALNON-Taucy Pillar Rock, Columbia
River, 81. 81; Castle Rock Columbia River
81 -; Spear ALASKA, 81 10; Toy. Columbia
River. 81. % Riuc Bell. Columbia RIVER,
Soc: Violet brand. $50: Carua ion brand,
rapcy Red Alaska, $l.3JUl+o; Pink Alaska,
$l.1O.
SARDINES-Am quarters, So ESQ
3. 70; mustard, So. 1913. %; imported GIL
lotto grade. quarters, 30: fancy spcl,S.
STARCH standard goods: Pearl. In 4Olh
boxes. 4q-G4isc; Royal Gloss or ArchCr
hulk, 45tM44c; Nickel, 100 packages per
box, So C; corn starch, ji2c per ID, 20 and
10 10 huNpS
Quotations arc for small lois;
gncrja rates are given or carload orders.
Standard graduated. ac; cubes aud pow,
deed -Nc: Louisiana yellow, CHARMED anu
fancy, 4c; choice, 3%M3isc.
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Nov yorr. January si.-The Commercial
"a rlronrlal Chronicle weather po-ts
y. .e.egrsph are o. follows; Topographic
,s tbis evening from the South
adflees maj Rain has fallea Ia many dis.
lualeS'di ,ring HE week and IN portions r
Mississippi, Arkansas ana Ienn I ar. Ine 5d
ms alae Atlantic However. the weather
aIehg an more satisfactory. The preelplta
has ISs been light as rule
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n. g. B, Beers Cotton Letter.
cUn,tat A.. 1-h pos4A


New Orleans, january 3i-As Liverpool
WINS disappointing our market opened UNI
changed declined 9 TO G later on the bear
lsh weakly statistics. closing at net
loss Of , TO Q points on the day
The amount brought Into sight during
January was t,3ei,00o. against 0s2,O 900 last
year making the amount mar
kcted during the week 274,O00
against $4,000 last year. The to
tul marketed to date is 7.a2a,0Oo, against
baoiWo last year. an increase OF SiR.0ol;
therefore, II there Is no more cotton In
the South than last year the movement
points TO crop Of 10,SAi 600. The in
tccior towns while receiving 20Oo less than
last year. Increased 1000 in stock, whereas
last year the decrease IN stock was 10
coo showing n relative gain in stock OF
- eco for the week. tho aggregate de-
nciency under last wear now being only
$1,000 This deficiency seven works ago
/ OOO during that time, and Ia tho uieanWhlle
ana excess ot $4,000 over last year has
/ been brought Into sight during January,
and the interior stocks have gaincu reia'
| uNely, proving that the movement has Teen
/ FROM plantations and not 90 the cNpchsr OF
/ counted interior town stocks ln lN', We
I tcrlor were 900. on 90 100 Less than thls
yrar. aud from now ON iu that srlr -,"Sp
/ uuu was marketed and a15,Wh was 'ctt ever
which WINS not brought In. giving a supply
! 10 rs assumed That tho same amount ls
/ held this year. va the .comNd H''ehs
{ are more. then, ~ tAat hypoI9e Nsi X,
crop points to lo,S3io0o bales Inc Nis'hl'
supply or American during the Week n
creased g1UOO ugUlus. an increase or A"N
/ Inst year. and the EggregNte supply Z,
date exceeds last year hy a2HhN me rag
weather prevalent iu the Interior Is SSPeet
IN. moycmcnt. H. 4 49, Beer.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

~ 20 % loc9,ion Per gallon.
prime crude oil loose. 3 ,s
prime summer yellow OIL 50 %
Iinters, according to quail M ~ oY,L
ny - Per ton.
1000 so no nj
i Iig,iS, cotton seed mcal.,.2 30 q
Prime cotton seed cake 10 - o "a r,a,,
M nr,me cotton seed cake are for dellv'
ery at Galveston
,,,,,obts Tenn. January 3l,--Co'ton
Ae'l,t' prime crnde -: prime summer
seq VA 90 choice cooking summer yellow
* {5'o Meal and cake Primo, 2i Gs,.on COO,
NcN W tt5s.,,1e reenqd In barrels 40la; or
v Wanna 3gi,; prime crude loose 3ifs'
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comnnrntive colton statement.

New York, January 3l.-For the week
ending Friday, January 81;
Set receipts at all L. :. ports DUR az, GOO
Ing week ..........''' ..',.. E"''"''
Net receipts Mt all IT, S. ports dur
ing same week last year. ,...,.. ih' Law
Total receipts TO this date since ono -,
september 1 ......,.....' ,..,. % so'''H-
Total receipts 20 same date last roo
I-rn,j for ITO c,eet - 937.plB
Exports for same week last year, loi, -'b
Total exports 20 this date since , o.,,
Total exports 10 same date last o-e -,
YOIr ....- .....,,..... '... "'gs,S'44 ~
STOCK At an H. s ports. -..- sss''a'
stock az al r. S. ports same time GOV 60,
last year ...-.... ..r-..'''-s'' ~ 90
Stock at an Interior towns .....,,. oSo'ia
Stock al all interior town same time 80 600
last year ....t. ....s....''''.'.'- II ~
Stock az Liverpooi .,,....;t.,.;,,,4 'olV0V
/ stock at Liverpool same time iAst ytz ooo
s' 9rI,, n american a"o .. -. 'V 27oooo
| stock of American ailoat for Great 90 o,,.
! Britain same time Inst year, ..,,.l. tN'sVA9'
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$snplfison Of these quotations shows
,sv,,ncas in favor NJ Houston MS a
$3.50, W. +bo n,,,or cons a.
III nalAu'' " uen 'ne guy 60 -.
., benefits to be derived from Hous-
fylgt rates no will find that even
a.. 80 o,,or mar.
NC slo.apie iis T t, ~ - no,d is
~ lONel Tue ptI,c l''it''' ord tbose
Ivy greater; ne plltbg 1910 NOR
.aong hGusSoI d,,, ~ no'e''''
'au sfe re''seu u"''9
ncooD,
VANNEp No"po' -,
ENkD PRUllS-App.es, BID, VocV9
| feeApples, sliced, SllO; eNe'ess anu anu
Is, sl6,gl.15; extra grated Sl:5SO y,
peals' stb, soc, straw berries ~.
sgl@ blackberries, I'D, ouelo'e'
a sh. Sl0O4l -; ,n
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PAINTS, ofLs ANp uT.Ass

white lead, per cwt, strictly pure, S62l;
second grade. so 90: third grade. S. 30.
lnrpentlne, per case, two h.g lion cans,
$3.50 barrel lots, 41c per gallon. Mineral
paints, H. barrel lots uer cWt soc; Ven
per cwt Sl.Oo, LinseeG oil. best, hoilei
G4c. Ready mixed house paints. 81 Oo5t
80 per gallon, according 90 brand; mineral
paints. zoe per gallon. Window glass, -
per cent on January list.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
bitter AND EGGS.

81 Touis. January si.-Poultry steady.
tW,hfu GOOSE ETG Rutter steady
Crssccs1,,ory isN25; dairy 1890 Eggs low
er, Tsororv ~. - Butior finn
'llra@'', 30. dairy 1iT21 cheese ilrm,
,ga,e,tit Eees ea.y-Frcsh 2"ia
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PROnCCE

Observation-Disclosures Texas, 22a23c per
pound, 49,, ul1,alc.
Bayou, Ac English dried "Ac' plnk' 5C,
California navy, 4aMIi2c; snaps $lvO per
bushel; wax, $1.50 per bushel; California
'RtsIi'''1iTERIRiue Star, 22a23c; dairy, Zoe;
i;;S'iioc OIeomargariue Lincoln solids.
zoe. Lincoln prints, l3c; Daisy solids lo@
10: prints, 1Sc; Monkeys spfcial, 1oc, CISs'
tal Gem and country rolls; l9ct Empire
TTi(@sij9 dniry ibricks. lie: Ideal, 11hc; Purity
Creamery. 20 aud 30ib tubs, rs 10
nriuts 2lr: Elgin crclmert' SoiuS, Ioc'
country butter. IN pals, lod2oc'
CiiAiiE;TT.ssTLWisconsin full cream rolls;
M. Wisconsin fun cream daisies, l3l2rG
| i4c: Wisconsin half cream l2iad KS y,,.
EGGS-Kausas, 2JI26c; Texas 2o11oe NJ
KRAUT-New, in half barrels S''VOa
I0iNIoNs-Per pound, 5H@3l1 ,
| ONION SETS-Red ana yellow busnei
! crate. s. %: white, 50 30.
PEPPER Chile, new, Ial5c per pound
p'FpI6Hr3'TF6ES-S12O; Colorado. S1.2ola 30;
seed potatoes, 11-pcck sacks $50; lO'pecs
racks, SO 30. e,.1,..g, u.
! PEANUTS Jumbo. per pound o'4@o''1
! fancy hand picked No. ]. 59.c.
/ i'FCA NS-New Texas, Per pound, l0c
! POULTRY Chickens. hens, &ood; N,ul@
$50: fryers large, S8.0gG,aa.90 - bIolieits
| - OOd2 80; mixed lots s7.lui1 ~ s go ~
large old, Sl.S092.00; ducks. Large & 80
/ . "a Goose fnU fenthered. SiO0W50O; tur
( KEYS hens. SGOOMTOo, turkeys gon1ltls
/ 81 oOGI 10 90. Young turkeys N5,@fi5 90.
SWEET P0TArOESL-,F Hnlpa,,hi Ply, ~ anal
low vans, S0@90c hushel according TO guar
ity: white vans, 4oW5Oc, ,,,,. 80,
'(CATT,1Ff 0WER-Fancy California pei
dozen, 81 .009l 90
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THE OIL AND STOCK EXCHANGE

Roc kdalc oil MN Co..l,......iiJO 90
South Texas NatinnRi Bank 131 % il52 80
Sour Lake Springs Coz. i...,..,.l 81 90
southwestern Dry Plate Col..... il01 90
Texas Savings Real EStatcl
aud Investment Cu....l.....l ~ 80
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The Beaumont Exchange.
Beaumont. Texos, january 3l.-Ihe quo
totions on the Beaumont oil exchange TO-
day were:
LISTED STOCKS.
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,.pq- rMe Fitzgerald revival
LOO OBJ iaaanttnue al the Baptist church and
49, interest 10 unaoatea'
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nn1rn FRrITs ANp NUIs.

Appf Es-Fancy evaporatea, ~, ~ "a rt,,,,S
a.. III cartons. fancy, tVsfe ca. snn
choice. .15e; choice evaporateu' ga
dii9pSp1 ,6Ts- Per 10. loose, 10'x9iie
SfTRoN--In 10Th boxes, lac. ,s tr1k
cuRRANTS -25-ib boxes, F~N"su'
s'f9yTTi ssHi.Ib packages, 7is9s1ci fHe
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TSTON WHOLESALE MARKET

nave met with a good export interest anu
generally holders look for eood AZ trii
utiye outlet with strong and advaHcin,
prices '''s
Following is a statement Of Rrazn coreo
In store and a1oat at leading United stntos
markets:
stock In New York ...... 7eg ,eS
stock IN Baltimore ........t. ia iSt
Stock IN New Orleans ........ Sg.oSi
Anoat from Brazil to january Is 4niOO1
Total ....... lo1 ora
Total same time in 1901. .....,... a7G5SS
Cotton seed products continue 10 do.
cline. Export demand is the depressing
feature aud the same has experienced
further weakness during the week. Quota.
lions for crude and yellow oil have been
lowered and Sc and the former is now
selling at S3c and the latter at 36c. Meal
ana cake are each at Doc less and hull-
Bring practically unchanged prices.
C. Czarnlkow. in his circular dated Lon.
don, January 10, says of sugar: 'Ihe mar
ket at the end Of last week and at the open
ing OF the present one showed increased
dullness, and prices further recedcd until
yesterday, when reports Of more favor.
able character ms to the outcome of the
conference created hrmer feeling. The
trade demand for refined. which for some
itlle time has been satisfactory, on ace
count us the growing belief In increased
duties being imposed. has also had some
influence on the general tone, but it cannot
he denied That the more distant outlook
IS MS unpromislng as ever If the conference
should prove failure, The excessive sup
plies I'm view can only have the effect of
Increasing more rapidly than many people
Nn fstfa. az Ntt.
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$. queen Olga lBr0. Tor Uavrc.
IS Bricfond (Norl for Cuba aud Hon
duras
Sch NaTdad. for Corpus Christi.
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THE SITUATION SATISFACTORY.

tho larger part OF present holdings are in
the hands of those financially well-heeled,
who are confident as to the outcome and
who Will not sell until the spring Is we'll
advanced or II Is fully determined that
The crop Is In excess of present estimates.
Receipts OF rough continue at full volume,
Int from now on II Is expected that they
win he on diminishing scale.
cables and CORRESPONDENCE from abroad
notc generally Hat conditions. quite In con
trRst with times gone by when NJ this
period the current OF business used to move
prices sharply. The dead level Is no doubt
due TO the Influence OF the syndicate which
kccps speculation down and the market free
from the stimulus incident TO the endenNors
Of millers 10 secure their share or incom'
ing parcels, REPORTS from Burmah are en-.
courngpg and the crop promises 10 be 81
hirh order and reasonably priced
Talmarc. New Orlearo tclce-apns Louist.
/ ana cron movement to date: ReceiptSs;;
rough OSi. 600 sacks: last vNay SiOiNt
sacks sales. cleaned (est) TSn.s2T pocSets:
Inst wear $50 eco pockets. Market strong.
ralmage, Charleston, telegraphs Care VA u
Z cron movement 10 date: Rereipts ~ Siu
( barrels; sales 21.5S5 barrels. Market steady.
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Higgins share at eT5.
Higgins 4 sharc 1T SIi
Sp1uglrr so shares az t0c.
Auglo-AWgucan. iuuo shares az lAc
Anglo American, 1000 shares at lWc.
Apglo.Amcrlcau, 1000 shares ~ nc
Anglo American 10000 shares az 1ilc.
Becky sharp 2OO0 shares 40 29sc,
Manhattan. go shares ~ G0c
citizens Consolidated. ! share at $40
Grace. 5nn shares at sMc
Queen CITY. $50 shares az 7c,
Becky Sharp, iCOo shares at 2ikc.
Becky Sharp. 800 shares at 2&c.
Beatty, 100 shares at ljc.
Sales at Galveston.
Galveston, Texas. January 3i.-Thc sales
ri the Galveston oil exchange todhy was
as follows
Anglo-American 1000 shares a. 1ac.
Anglo American, 1900 shares al 1htc.
Anslo-Amcrican, 1000 shares at no.
Anglo American 10000 shares az lkc.
AHgIo- American, 300 shares az lt4e
Angl0-Amercau. 1000 shares ~ lac.
Gohcr. 100 shares at Be.
Gobcr go shares nj 1tc,
AIasEpnD. iOn ghnrcs OF zoe.
NnaFenln fC0 shares ut l2c.
Manhattan. 500 shnres q &c.
HIealHa. Z shares at S1T
Beatty. 1000 shares az iizc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF GALVESTON. January 81.
ARRIVED.
SIS Santandarino lSpan). from Havana.


SIS Daricn BRA, for Liverpool
SIS Queen Olga (Brl, FOR Hayre.
IS Peerless (Br>, for Brcmcu via Nor
folk
IS Wnhelmlua (Brl, for Aarhuus via
New York.
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HARDWARE.

WIRE NAtLS-S 295 base per keg.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized Glidden.
$3.50 per 100 lbs; galvanized Baker. $685.
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Sales at Galveston.

Galveston, Texas. January 3i.-Thc sales
NJ the GalYestou OIL exchange today was
e.e FotI,,rg4
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
LICK TO Stleid B,Iamist

Baltlnofe, Md, May l2.- Despite
the testimony OF The minister who
perforlned the ceremony, hy Rev.
Carrol e. Harding, aud that OF her
brother, John L. Owens, Mis-. Ida E.
While to-day swore that she was not
married to Frank Il. Wett, arraigned
on the charge Ct Dlgalny In The South
western station,
"Madam,n said Justice Ross, 81
hardly think you realize the so'em.
ni,y Of the oath you took to testify
to the truth" lie ended The strain
ty committing Welt Tor the action Of
Court. Wett had been arrested ON
warrant sworn out 10y Mrs. Cath er-
inc Il. Nett, who testified that she
and the prisoner we're married by
Rev. Philip krc,z. @
Some time after Welt, under The
name Of White, married Miss Ida
Owens. In evidence u copy or tue
marriage certificate and the testl-
muuy OF Key. Mr.. Harding and Mr..
Owens were introduced. The alleged
second wife, i'll reply To justice RosS,
kaldI that, although size had been
living with Welt, She was not his
vile, hrr illcnL On evidently being to
shield ham. MIS-. Catherine White,
la, one enid bv Wetland MIS- Whtc
has three. Alter White had put
huck Mrs. White stood before his cell
with tears asking what She eou.d do
for him.
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
Jew Shups Lib,ed

I New York, May ~ Eighty five
Der cent. of the 1900 butchers of the
East Side aud Of brooklyn closed
their shops to-day iii ncc"rdauue
with the dissemination expressed at
the meeting last night
| A committee was appointed TO-
day, composed OF prominent Kosher
tni,rhnrs, who will router with the
packing firm oi Srhwartzchllh Il
Sul2bergrr, which has slguIljed It's
Willingness to meet a commit tee for
the purppsn OF bringing about IL
compromise aud luWtI prices.
The shops will rcmaln closed until
tic Iueal Trust Icomcs to terms. Tile
population Affected shy the boycott
will not sllTCr from hunger. They
were living today on smoked meat.
restaurant on Madison street,
owned 10y Il Jew, three customers or.
dered Kosher meat. The proprietor
told them he had none, and all three
left the place, The proprietor threw
up lii, hanis aud sad that II tho
boysoLi continued 1t would compel
him loCluse, as al! his customers were
Jews
The evening Republican., 1902-05-13
Roach Gets Contract.

Chester, MAY l3-John b. Roach
president of the Delaware River Iron
Shipbuilding Company, is expected
home from New York to-day. where
he went to get the contract for the
building OF a fine new passenger
and freight steamer for the Mallory
Steamship Line. Mr.. Roach has
been after this contract for many
months, and it is believed that he
will bring it back with him In a
recent interview Mr. Roach said:
~ have been after the contract
for the building of large vessel for
some time, and believe that l will
secure it within a few weeks. My bid
was rendered some time ago, and
the company has been waiting to re-
ceive bids from other people. Re.
Gently | received letter from them
in which they stated that from al !
appearances at that time | would re.
ceivc the contract. This will mean
work at the yard for some time. We
also have other contracts III sight,
and if it were not for the inability
to secure material at any specified
time, there is little doubJ but that
we would have been rushed will,
work al! winter. Added to this was
the strike of the riveters. and | was
compelled to trrn down orders
amounting to over 81, 100000 on
his account.
The proposed vesael will be four
hundred feet long, and will be
built especially tor passenger trade
but provisions will also be made
for carrying freight. There will!
be considerable joiner work and
the interior finish will be OF mahog'
any. 1t is thought that it will take
at least eighteen months to complete
the ship. Several ships for The
Mallory Line have been built al
the Roach yard, and some Of them
have been thrown on the rocks
during heavy gales. All have been
gotten off successfully and with
little repairing were as good ever
thus testlfying to the excellence o
the work done at Roach's. The
new vessel when completed will b.
one of the finest coastwlse steamer
sailing from New York.