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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
FIERCE STORM IN DELAWARE.
Seven Persons Injured and Great Damage
Wrought to Property.
(By the Associated Press.)


Wilmington, Del, Feb. A heavy hail
and rain storm, accompanied by wind of
terrific velocity swept over this city to-
night and during its progress seven per-
sons were injured and property was dam
aged to the extent of nearly $4,000 In
every section of the city houses were un-
rooted and trees uprooted At Brown
town, suburb, ten new brick dwellings,
were demolished and another row of six
houses occupied by Poles and Italians
we're badly damaged. Several of the oc-
cupants were injured by falling walls
and flying glass.
At the Harland and HollingsWorth
ship building plant travelling crane
weighing eighteen tons was forced from
it's tracks and crashed through the mould
loft.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
Hot Fusilade With Robbers.
CBy the Associated Press.)

Louisville, Ky, Feb A desperate
battle occurred at / o'clock this morning
between a posse, headed by Postoffice
Inspector S. c. Kile and four robbers in
the little postoffice at Huntinburg, Ind,
which the men attempted to rob. About
seventy shots were fired and it is believed
that two of the robbers we're shot, How
ever. all four made their escape. The
search is still in progress. The Sight was
the elimination of a six days chase by
Inspector Kie after the robbers, who
have within the past few weeks entered
several postoffices in southern Indiana.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
Enthusiastic Temperance Meeting

Especial to News and Observer
Tarboro. N. c.. Feb 4-There was an
enthusiastic temperance meeting hei1
here last night About five hundred pee
pie were present and were addressed by
six or eight local speakers. The people
of Tarboro are aroused over the subject
of temperance.
The following resolutions were adopIeu u
Resolved, That we, the people OF lar-
boro, in meeting assembled, heartily en-
dorse the movement for temperance ne"
taking place in North Carolina ana re-
quest our representative in the LeSlSla-
ture to support the same.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
BLOODY BATTLE REPORTED.
Blu Hamara Rescued by Bis Troops After a
Desperate Struggle.
CBy the Associated Prcss.)

London, Feb. 5.-AccOrding to dis
match published in the Mornin Leader
from Tangier the Spanish Embassy has
received news of still more bloody bat
flo than that which took place January
% The Sultans troops numbering 1900
attacked the pretender's new encamp-
ment, treachery and bribery again CIV
ing the Sherefian army the advantage
A terrific fight took place around Blu
Hamaras' person, and according to the
latest accounts, continued right up to the
gates of Fee, where after losing $500
slain. the rebels succeeded eventually in
rescuing Blu namara
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
POUR FIREMEN KILLED.
Nine others Seriously Ill--Inhaled Fumes Of
Nitric Acid
CBy the Associated Press.)

Milwaukee. Wis, Feb. 4.-Four firemen
are dead and nine others are said to be
seriously i'll from the effects of inhaling
the fumes of nitric acid while fighting a
fire at the plant of the Schwab Stamp
and Seal Company last night. The vic
tins of the disasters were not overcome
for many hours after the fire, when one
by one they succumbed.
A complete list of the dead and seri-
ously injured up to tonight is as follows
Dead: James Foley, chief Andrew
White. captain truck No. l.; Edward
Hogan, pipeman engine No. l; Thomas
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
Ford the Hotelist Dead
(Rv the Associated Press.l

Richmon. Va. Feb. A. J. Ford. who
was for years proprietor of Ford's Hotel
this city. died today at his home near
Gloucester Point. Va. aged Il years. He
was long the owner of the famous Castle
ton stock farm in Kentucky.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
HAvELocK Posr-oFfICE ROBBED.
Postmaster Used Trunk as Depository Rot'
bers Walked OFF With 1t.
(SncciaI to News and O5server)

New Bern, n. c., Feb. 4.-The post
office at HaVelock. about twelve miles
below New Bern, North Carolina, was
robbed last night by burglars who are
unknown. Postmaster John Russell used
trunk as depository for
his money and stamps. The midnight
visitors CAPTURED the trunk containing
$4,000 in stamps and some cash. An in
vcstigation is being made of the robbery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
Rumored Death of Empress Dowager
(By tho Associated Press.)

TBy Tho AssOcIatCd TTto7'7
London. Feb. 4.-The correspondent Of
the Standard at Tien Tsn telegraphS
the rumor that the Empress Do"aser Is
dead, the news being concealed until the
completion of the New Year observances.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06
Professor Coon Resigns.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and ObserVerJ
Salisbury, N. c., Feb. 4-Prof. c. L.
Coon has accepted the position of Secre-
tary of the Southern Educational
Bureau at Knoxville, Tenn. He succeeds
Prof. p. p Claxton, who accepts chair
in the University of Tennessee. Profess
sor Coon has rendered his resignation q"
superintendent of the public schools OF
Salisbury.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-06

Mabel Bouton, the actress, died yester-
day of consumption in Flower Hospital
New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
Wabuuue fur beutfAe Sanbs
tperfer.

SIN grednsune Der neuliGen WeIbunp
bon Der &ebe iiber bic @usiGten bea
Sanbneriertanbes. tpsI1e Der preusif&s
Sanbslsminiftsr N5Qer in OsnabrGd ee.
balten bot. piro nod SoIeenbes betannt.
Der Minifter faste
,.Guf meine 8sranlaRung betpiuigts
Der preubif&e 2anbtae bic @eIbmittel
bebufS @~ntfenbune breier gommiifonen
mad benz Muslanbe 3u Stubienspeden.
Die erite eine na@ OsiierreiG unb Bat.
ern. bic stpeite nab england unb bic
brittle bereiit sesenpdrtis Wlrttsmbere.
Baden, Seien u. {. 10. SIN ndaftsn
Sabre babe i'd bic @biht, eIns gommii.
lion nad ben Der. Staten su i1iden,
oenn bort tperben mir nod man@ertei
lernsn fbnnen. Dir f5nnen manGes
Rdbli&e fur unier Sanbtpsrf bon Dor,
bolen. beiipielspeiie, bab mir BEL ben
fteiesnben 25bnsn bic 2ebrIinss.a usbiI.
ouns uuf unbers Sdbe itslen maRsn.
1nfere slrt Der Nustilbung Der 2sbr.
hinge beim Meiifsr ID in ben @robhdbten
Ridt mebr bur@suflbren. Sir mlEen
bic 2ebrIinee in Muherpsrffdtten in bic
2sbre seben laRsn. Das Sanbmerf mus
porpdrts fdreitsn. @ir maFen neus
5ormen iu@en. Slblsr ausfteden unb
isben. mo INNER Suites unb praftif1
Our&fabrbarss su %erIaneen unb su er.
Iernen it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
SapanifAe eeibentultur.

General s. 3. @onsbon bon Rsp
gorf, Prdfibent Der gmeriean Sill afio.
citation. bic ben &obisibe,R arit in ben
Ser. Staaien eontroQirt. III bon elmer
Rsife mad Sapan ,uridssisbrt, no er
tpdbrenb Der lebten Nonate bic iapanis
tas Seiben' Gultur fubirt Bat. Na&
feinen 8eobn&tunssn bat bic Ra&frase
mad &obisibe in lester Belt bebsuienb
abesnommen, cine Tbatfa&e. bic auf
psri&ieoene tria&sn surtidsufabrsn iei.
Die cine nria&e mar bic Nbnabme Der
italienii@sn Ssibs : DrObuition, tpsl&e
bic Sapdner baau beranlabte, bic prsife
fdr iapanif&e 8obieibe au srb5bsn. tpas
pieberum cine 8errineGung Der Bee
fsluns auf aiiaiiI6s 8obfsibe aur ssoIse
bate. Ha& @~onsOon's Nsinuns ipirb
lbsr bic SdIfte Der iapantf&en Seibs.
Yroeuftion mad ben Der. Staten i'm.
portirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
@ae TT Gbautauaua

SIN Sabre 1874 bsrieI 9rcfefor aIb.
.. @oef bon ber gale nniberitdt aui
Die Soee. tudbrenb Der Commemorate
am See 9bautauqua. q. D., cine Ser.
iammlun8 absubaltsn. beren 8ped ni&i
ALIEN Der nnterbaltune. iopbsrn aud Der
aultur unb Difenidaft estpibmst fem
iolte. SO mar cine 9lrt SommerI&uIs,
UNI 2eute, bic ni&t senus @sIssenksii
baden. nit benz Sortihritt in snser 5abI.
uns su bleibsn, bur& 8ortrds. u. (. 10.
auf BEN Saufsnbsn su etbalten. nr.
iprln8Ii& bebeutete bas Wort @bautau,
qua aIio ben Namen isnss Sees i'm
State Hep 0Orf. Spdter bsbnte fiG
oer Besrif auf ben 8sriammlungspIat
beim See aus unb bann erbiel. has Morl
ldtiebli6 einen eissnen 8ssrif. Ser.
ieIbe fteat beute Elm Synonym bar fli
cine i'm 6reien hattfinbenbe 8erinmm'
lung, in tueI&sr ale 2IaHen bon 2suisr
nnisrbaliuns. 2ernseIeeenbsiien uni
4%ufbsReruns ibrsS @ifsns sebotsn tpirb
Die @bautauqua 8sriammluneen fini
infolss ibres suten 8uedss bsut i'm gan
ssn San6s febr popular setpOrOen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
MeberfAme mmuuaen.

.SnnerbaIb 25 Sabren," 70 iaet
Serr Drotpn, Der Ssfretdr Der Snierna.
.t,onalen @sisQi1aft fur 8aIbpIsae,
>. tuerben bic l1eberfdpsmmunaen. bic an
8abl trie nmfuns in ben Isbten 60 Sab.
rem INNER msbr susenommen baben, iiber
ben aansen Continent bic RegeI iein j.;
fein 1bsil tuirb babon peri&Ont bIeiben.
Aber iHlimtn. tpis bic ueberihpemmun.
gen fem psrben, iie isIbif perben nod
niGt has S&Iimmfte iein, bas fiH bann
einfieaen ipirb. Wit oieien rsbet Hutbs
uneen ipirb ii& bic fernere SoIae elm.
ftslen, baB erobe Stredsn lest nod
tu&ibaren 4derIanbes ibrsr SruGtbar,
fsit beraubt tper6en. SnnerbaIb zines
Sabrbunosrts ipetbsn bic aderbauIdn
cereien beS Continents 70 unfru&tbor
sstporosn iein. ipie bic @aRsneien BON
ariscna unb bic @bensn bon @bina, bic
Brdrien bon Sainois unb Soma, 70 un,
fru4tbar. trie bic 2ebmbdssI bon SIN.
oiana. Die rei@en SeIber bon Ninne.
iota perben feline @rnte msbr traeen uni
bic tdbf@en 8auersisn bon Obio tperoer
10 ODE liesen, iuie bsute bic bon @ne.
lamb !" lnb mas III bic nrfa&s
WnlbDerpifnns unb SDISOiebhabI. Rad
unS bic Simlutb. bahien unb benfer
nod beute bic WaIbberpdRer unb SoI,r
oisbs unb 8sflrpOrter bee 3arifs auI
8aubOIi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
3u arpHe Cite.

Cine antabI Netu Oorlsr Stubsntsn,
bic BEN alsemeinen RotbiGrei mad
Grntearbeitspn foIssnb, fi& mad aaniaa
aufma&ten. UNI in RsB Gounip su arbei.
ten. periu&en isbt, fid our& Isi&ts ar.
belt na& Souie ,.burdsuarbsiten". 81.
rector @erotp bon BEN arbsitsbureau bes
Staatss 8anlas. srbisIt sinsn Brief BON
Sefretdr beti Neb COUNTY FARMERS
aRoeiation, i'm eriu@enb. Feline Stuben.
ten, gIerts unb anbsre Stdbtsr mebr ala
Grnte. Irbeiter mad benz GountS ,u fen.
ben, ba bic 2euts niGt i'm Gtanbs fnb,
in ber sroBen Sibe su arbsitsn. Cine
ansahI Der 2euts 1T srfranft. sInbere,
bic nod eitpas 6elb battsn, ruben fi& in
S&atten aus, tpdbrsnb bisIs feline Nit.
tel befbsn unb iett Isi@ts glrbeitsn
iu&sn. um @slb far bic Ridrsiie ~
perbienen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
Cine traurise Statiffif

perbHsntIi6t Der 9Onboner ,,aancet"
lber bas Bdiben Der gsit in Snbien
tpdbrenb Der Iebtsn is&s Sabre. Sc
sei8t ii1 in Der piebsrgeesbenen 3obl
oeutIib oas ietige NnpahIen Der @pibe.
ME. SIN Sabre 1897 murben aus gan,
Snoien $4,000 Gobesfdue an geit Der,
aeidnet. SIM Sabre 1900 tparen IS fdon
$4,000 unb bann erfolete cine idbe Stsi.
seruns. bic i'm Sabre 1901 bic 9iffer bon
274.0O0 uno 1909 bon 577, 900 terpor.
bra&te. Sur Ous laufsnoe Sabr III tuies
Der cine ietr erbsbliGe 9unabme su CT.
tparten, eenn in ben srftsn brsi Ronaten
bat bic SterbIidfsit an 9ef bereits bic
un8ebeure Summs bon 334, 900 erreiat,
tpopOn 5000 aIsin auf ben Wdra emit.
fallen. sSn Der erften Sdlfte bes april
trat bann cine 8sferung an, bic aber
MUIR isbr pordberssbenb setpsisn III, benn
gnoe April bate bic 8ubI Der Tobssfdle
bereits tpieber bic ernorme S5be bon 49,.
600 in elmer Wohs errei6t. 8sIonbers
l1tper bat isbt oas rei&e psnbidab, has
5dnffromlano in Norbinbien, ,u Ieioen,
mo bic Ben ftdrter tpltbst als in aaen
anberen 9beiIen Snbisns sufammenee.
nommsn ; runb l8. 500 Weni&sn ferben
i'm Penoihab iebt p5HeniIi6 an BET
Bet. auf bic p~ereinietsn 9~ropinsen
s%ntfalsn lest faif 440c in isbsr 8o&s.
pdbreno bic 8rdibsnti&nften in Bonn.
bop unb 8snsaIen cine 4%bnabme su Der.
,eiHnsn baben. Bon ben @robhdbten
Snoisns fno aaababub. sIsra. 8enares.
8banpur. 2udnotp, Mssrut, Garsiap unb
8arati&L Der Sufen an Der Snbus.
Winbuns. Defenders f6limm baran,
tpdbrenb bic bsibsn Sauptfabts aaltuita
unS Bombay nsusrbinss etipas better &C..
GtsQt finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30

gr3iebuns mebr aIs bic fGtparss. Ser
Ne8er tpirb sber sum 8erbreher, neil er
feline arbeit befommt. bann ID Der 2obn
n&t eendeenb sum 2sbsn. Sdtte Der
SiSsn BEN Hessr fur cine sbrli&e "a.
eesarbeit einen ebrIihen Dollar, ODER
ielbft nur einsp ebrli6sn baIbsn Dollar
eegeben. bann tplrben bic Ganar,en
ni1t mad Nstu gOri fr5msn, UNI Ser.
BREEDER ju iperben.
Die i&nslfts @sife, bas 3sserpro,
blsm au l6fen. If: @ebst ibm grbeit I"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
Die So@Hutb Der Ginmanberuus
i'm perAanaenen 1ahre.

Cine SoGfutb Der @inpanberuna in
fir bas nit BEN 30. Stunt bsenbiste Tis.
taliubr %eonftatirt. in tpel&em bic 8sb5I.
teruns Der Ser. Staten einsn 9upa&s
bon nabs,u elmer Wiaion 4usIdnber ers
bait. in ben nit benz 80. Stunt aum Nb.
i&IuB ~eslunsten IL Nonatsn 92l. 3l5,
Elm 8unabnte i'm 8erslei& sum goriabre
bon l90.5l7. Bon Der @efammtsabI
fam nabs,u bic Sdlfte auf StaIien unb
Oeherrei@ $ nnearn, ndmIiH $50, 622
aus BEN srferen unb zoe, oil aus benz
lebteren. cine 9unnbms bon 81. 247 reip.
81, 022 i'm 8ereIei& ;u ben p~orgsgnnges
men 3pblf Monaten. SIN britter Reibe
fem 8ublanb init 189, 098 Gintpanbes
rem, in pierter S&peben nit 46, 028, in
f%infter Deuti&lano nit 40. 1886, in led.
fer Srlanb nit 36.3l0. @us ssapan
famen 1888 ~@inpanbersr. aus China
1909, aus Weftinbisn Sl70. gu ben
@intpanbsreru. tpeI&s sussIaRen tpurbsn.
tamen 1859, oenen bic 2apbuns niht
e~eituttet tpurbe. Nad ibrem Seimatbs.
lanoe surtidtransportirt innerbalb zines
Subres nod ibrsr 2unbuns tpurbsn SAT.
Inter ben ni&t S%useluRenen %befanosn
ii6 58l2 nOtoriid Nrms @aupers)
1878 2ranfe. 1886 8oniraftarbeiisr, 81
ibsrfdbrte 8erbreder. "a Srrinnise unb
8l6bInniee, ID Srausnsimmer, bic 3u
unmOraliiGsn 8wsdsn importirt trorben
iparen, 9 unterftiibte notorifhe Arme unb
Elm Polpsumif. Bon Der @sfammtsabI
ber ginpanbersr famsn 63l 1856 i'm 90.
fen bon Stem gorf on. 62.638 i'm Safsu
bon Bolton, 55. s02 i'm Safen bon 8aI'
timore unb 80. 943 iber bic canabii&e
Creme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
@%sbartstas eer seutfatu glette.

2sste @o&s mar Elm ipiatiser @s.
burtstas fir bic beutf&s Slotts. am
90. Suit 1853 ertparb 9reuben bon 81.
oenbure stpei tIeine, su ben @smeinoen
Ssppens unb Neuenbe seb6rise 2anb'
itreifen auf beiben Seiten bes Saoebu'
TENS. 0ie 8situnsen feisrn ben Gag uls
einsn Der niHtiefen fur bic beuti&t
5loite. bic Gus Der bamuliaen fleinsr
prsubii&en su elmer sroBen beuti&en ss'
rporben III. $50 1853 ileine Sii@srboOtC
auf Der tueitsn Sube fat bsri&punosn
I&OuisIn ii6 iesl ftOIss Panier untsr ben
S&us bon 8s~fefisunsen bel @ilbeIms'
bupsn. an bsnen fi& isbsr Ssinb BIZ
Siirn sinrennen nirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
Gbas. 8. Neufer,
Rptariats, Re@feIs
O~ampfi6tffabrt Gef6dft,
52S 2adatuanna &Denne.
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
StIaiuare, eadatuanna unb gsrHern gatn.
Sn araft ben 1. SUM- 1902,


9n araft ben 1. Stunt 1902.
Gibli9-gtrI6bt Seautou fir Htp gorl
nm $50, 800, COS, so, 1910, Born. IL.
40, $40 unb 1886 Na@mittaas. 6fr 0tp
yprf u. philadelphia, nm $50 u. 1910 gOrm.;
1910 une 3.35 Na&mittass. 8ir @pulbs-
bore. 6.t0 Rahmittass.
N0r0li9- sir Buffalo um lis, 6.22 II. 900
glor.j f.55, $50 unb i1.f0 Ratmittass. SIR
B~insbamtcn, Glmtra unb 9pil&snhatipnrn, nm
1925 Mpr. unt los Ratm. Cir Ssptac,
Syrarult uno Utica, UNI lis uHb 6.22 RpT. ;
1.55 NaHmittass. Ssptec. SyraeuIt une
Utica 3us um 6.22 WOr. lduft tiglib, ausss.
nomnlsn Spnntaes. 6ir NpntreIt um 900
Wer.; los uue $50 Na4m. RtHplfpn ae.
consolation, UNI 4.00 uni els Ra6mittaas.
Dloomsburg SibiHon-gnl66i Seautcn
tiir Ro%ribumbtrlanb um 6.35, 1910 Mpr.
i.55 une $40 Ra&m. 8iir plymouth I'm $40
BOrmittassj $40 uni 9.05 Ha9mitass.
ScnntaeSs3hee.
eibIi9-Sar Rsp gcrf I'm $50, 800,
S;O5 nns 1910 RUrssusj $40 unS 1886
ROroli9 = 8ar Buffalo I'm lis, unS
6.22 Wpr.; f.55, $50 unb lilo gatm.
dnr Slnitra unb 3pif&sufatioutn, 1925 8Ur-
mittage.
Sloomsburs SibiHoH-gnIaet Snaniuu
uui 1910 wRpr. uub $40 Aa&ni.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
@urbe ~tebenbia.

George 8ilfon, Elm alter Burger bon
Rodefter, u. o., Der bon feinen Wdrs
tern fur tobt srfldrt tporben tpcr, lsbt
nod. Wis Der 2siGenbsfatter fam, mai
Der 8brpsr ialt unb itsif. ais absr bic
Borbereiiunesn sum ginbuliamiren se'
trOfsn tpurben, iprans Der 9Obte pI6bli&
nit bsiben 8etnen auslei6 BON 2aesr.
fIudte pie Elm GlmmsIiirte une uerbat
lid ioIG' robe 8ebunbluns. Ser Coroner
bat isbt cine Oroer erlnfen. peI&e ous
@inbaIiomiren Dor lbIauf bon IL Stun.
ben mad austsnune bss Stsrbsi6eins
perbietst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
I'm sdminniadtiae.

DIR ll%nterssi&nsts, Der burG ttn sspSbnIi&ts
.WittsI jur @dunbbsit tpittsr bsresfeat tpuree,
ha&esm or tiniss Sabre lang an finfr Itpsrsn
eunesnfranfttit unb an Der stfir9tsten Rranf.
belt Stpiueiu9t seliitsn bate, bat sin srcees
Vsrlanssn, ltintn MitItibtnbsn has Ritisl Der
9tiluns belannt 30 MAIDEN alen Denfenieen,
bic ss ptrIanssu, tpirb or frrunbIi6f f~ciftnfrti
cine abiGrtft Der 3ubfrsitnns i6idsn, ptI&s Is
ais cine ii6ers 6eiIune fir ShpineInHt afb-
ma, Gatarrb, 9rOnhitis unb ale Sals. unb
eunesnfranfbeitsn iuOen perbsn. Or bcft, bae
ale esiptneen itin 9elmiitd p~rpbiren rptrbsn,
ea ts ftbr iprribppl III. Dieisnigtn, psI6e bic
3ubsrsitung psrlanstn, ptlhs ibutn ni6ts fcltn
pire. nnb Gin Ssseu fir fs lsin mag, ppItH
ssfaaief
Gbrp. Gbparb u. million,
8rprFlpH, q. g., abrslfrtn.
Grpdbnt bitit 3tituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
0erfetuua bes GouoerneurS
uftrppptp.

Der Correspondent Der aKoeiirten
Pr.fe bat aus gutter Ausas bic 0a&ri&i,
bab Der Gar. in einem erloGenen nfos
bic Beriebuns bss 8ies,@ ouuerners BON
BeKarabien nfroboip bon aii&inef auf
einen 9oiien i'm 2aufafus unb ben bss
@bsfs Der @enbarmrie 9stpenbaI aus Rs.
isrpe psrfdet. Berissuns mad benz
a~auiauius tpirb bon ruffi&sn OfF,ieren
ais Belinee Art bon Dssortiruna erad.
tet. Dem frlberen @onbernsur bon
8efarabien. @sneraaeuetnant bon Raa,
ben, osr mad BEN WaFaire bon RiI&insF
entlahen tpurbs, iR bonn Barren cine
aubiens bertueissrt tuorben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-07-30
Die . hiparjeu ourdaus ni&t bru'
taller at8 bic @et6eu.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-08
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New DIRK Oct THE stock market
moved in a rather bewiIdered way today.
but the dealings represented little more
than a cropping professional tone The
reduction in the steel dividend brought
in some heavy selling orders. but they
were all accepted first by one house.
which was credited as acting for banking
interests connected with the corporation.
Support was accorded these sctocks, and
especially the preferred. during the rest
OF the day and the professional brokers
employed for this purpose caused sur
mise that the market management Of
the stocks had come back To the hands
that were entrusted with the first float
alton. The common stock was forced
down over a point a one time. and the
general list was heavy after the opening
firmness.
The marked weakness of Amalgamated
Copper which lost more than 3 points
at one time had a decided sympathetic
effect on the general list. Traders who
sold the stock pointed TO the fact that
as an industrial on per cent divi-
dned basis it was too high compared
with United States Steel. now on the
same basis. But the differences drawn
from the movement Of the stock as to
the market attitude Of the large cap
than any dividend comparisons
The accompa aging weakness OF st Paul
gave emphasis to this view of the mar
ket attitude of the Standard oil party
and made the contrast stronger with the
support in evidence for number OF the
Morgan stocks including the steels
Erie was also notably firm. notwith-
standing the depression among the coal
ers as group Assertions were heard
- "a
offers little prospect Of an absorption u
the accumulation Of anthracite
The late strength in Atchison. which
rallied the whole market. seemed 10 he
based upon the declaration Of the reg
ular quartely dividend OF ! per cent and
as TO the safety Of the corn crop The
insufnciency Of dividend considerations
10 hold prices # the industrisis Was
shown In the case Of American Car.
which fell a point IN spite OF the reten-
ton OF regular dividend. The decrease
il net earnings FOR the past quarter Of
s "a as compared with the correspond
ing quarter cf last year Of United States
Steel corporation and the falling Of II
I1I4 % tons IN the unified orders on
hand for the same period had q depress-
ing effect on all the iron and steel 81
dustrias ard on sentiment as whole
as being The most conclusive evidence
OF The extent 10 which commercial re-
action has already tended and the dan
ger II its still further extension
Money conditions are growing Unrnis-
takabIv easier and the dema nj for com
merciaI paper for New York account IS
revivinE decidedly Time money is n
increasing supply while the demand AZ
prevailing rates IS almost wholly noui-
usL The Increasing ease of MONEY is
having its effect in the growth 81 some
investment demands fur railroad bonds
q good grade Total sales % bonds
uar value. & 300 United states rvos
declined = per cent on the last call
Cuotstions we're as follows
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-08
WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER
Makes a Gain of HaIfa Cent
on Bull News.
CORN AND OATS RULE FIRM
Provisions Are Weak and the
Market SIumpS.

Chicago. Oct. 7.-Everything considered,
wheat prices were strong. due largely
TO the unfavorable weather throughout
the entire wheat belt. although smaller
receipts added 10 the general appreken-
sion among shorts. Opening pnces were
firm. with December a shade 20 l.q14c
higher, at 77l4G777sc. notwith=tardin he
Indifferent tone OF cables With some
improvement in the cash demand and on
covering by shorts the price advanced
early 10 aISsH0Ac, but later sold of
again on prospects Of NOR faH JrlDie
conditions. the weather map showing
clear skies tomorrow for he vest and
northwest Commission houses We're
good buyers late and the market rallied
70 about the opening. December clos
ing 1.c higher. a. T75sd0S.c- CIearances
Of wheat and -four were equal 10 4gI.4t9
bushels. Primary receipts were s3oo10
bushels, against 1859. 40 bushels year
ago. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts Of 457 cars. which. with local
receipts OF 80 cars-none contract grade
made total receipts for the three points
OF 81 cars. against $50 cars last week
and SIS cars a year ago
Corn ruled firm. influenced mainly by
the heavy rains throughout the corn
belt After selling between 449sG4&s4c
and So, December closed l4aSsc higher,
at 45tc. Local receipts were 81 cars,
with % cars Of contract grade.
Oats Were firm. along with the strength
in other grains. The close was higher.
December being up K. at 56isc. after
ranging between 357s Q36c and 900 LO-
cal receipts were 1+S cars
Loss of confidence among outside hold
ers OF provisions was given emphatic ex-
preston in the form Of general hquida
ton Of long property. The selling was
heaviest in October lard ana ribs. which
showed losses of 45c and 55c respectively
Packers apparently made no effort 10
support the market. The close was
weak. with January pork down 2oc. at
sl2.15. January lard off 10c. at s6.72lz
while ribs were 5a7l2c lower. at $6471.
065o
estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat TO cars; corn. 80 cars; oats, 10
cars; hogs. 5000 head.