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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

60, .oS,sea DRESSED HOGS-Firm. ,ro.,a No.,
Ss.e. Iso H. SCI 10. SAC; lao ~ Sc. ,sa ~ s
lie; IL H. ioisc: Ia 10. sse Picked shoulders steady:
auo,ea 5s acc Picked hams steady; quoted ~ z
TAII.ow-Easy city. 4sc; country 4aa4%c LARD
saslsr; ne, quoted: south AmeS' qIoed So
,,snt 90. Irazl kegs, 9.50c. Compound o,5
7isG7Ac sTEARINE-Easy: quoted: oleo 7iSeF9Se:
city lard stearine. sac
movement orders being placed prices ga r1,Ie
s1notafons follow: Domestic ordinary az SiAcs -
rood 4Gs7sc: prime choice 5a51.c; head bIs@I.c
Patna 54G5S-c. Jajan. foreign nominal; do domestic.
4a5l4c; Java. 4AG5bc; Rangoon, in bond. 2%G2Ac.
sT-sS R-Refned sugar firmly held With nrirsa
unchanged demand quite active Prices otIo+ed are
net to jobbers wholesale grocers: cut loaf ana
nc povvdered 4eOc; powdered povv,Iersd
and fruit powdered 4.S5c; Eagle confectioners rranu-
lated &C. Eagle and extra fine graduated Soc
Eagle 10 cartons n bags and 10 bags OF fine gran
granulated. graplIiated
ana diamond A. 475c; confectoners' a. COO Nos / .
mi q q zoe. No 4 45c: o 40c No q 4 a.. Il,
Zoe. No - 4 O5c Is. 4c; Nos Ii and Is a5c No
I6 gDc; Eagle powdered, 5O5c crystal dornnos i'm
a5c This weeks summary OF the statistical rosi-
by Ntlett a Gray, shows stocks
T-rfeJ and together OF 271
COS 44i IONS last 26345 last wear an in
crease Of 391 last Receipts at the six
s.oCh 1O9,11S last There
are no centras grinding. against year stock in
Furope LIS against 1l6523 last year
Total stocks Of Europe and America. T26 tons
A2s at the uneven dates
2 n 5a5 date I
The decrease OF IL. $40 tons. against decrease
January l. 1908 Hamburg reports shipments refined TO
TTned states The London cable reported beet sugar
there lower for October but unchanged November
TINS positions at IS ID. Locally a
Arm ndertone with refners willing at the quoted
which follows: Centrifugal, test
SO test 39sc and oasses sugar. 50 3sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago oct. I6-CATTLF;-R 5000 head: mar
kat slow: good prime steers 80 1OT$J 10; poor 70
medium s. 50aS4 st9ckers and feeders s. 25g 10;
cow and Ieifes 81 10GS4 Gamers 81 4OS2 20 bulls.
Western steers S3dS4 HOGS-Receipts to-day. 1900
head. Tomorrow 1900: market 10000 lower mixed and
10: good TO choice heavy 81 ease;
r0lcb heavy s. 25dSJ light, s. 5OnS6 Il; bulk OF
et steady - Ice lower good choice wether 50 Z5
81. fair TO choice mixed S2a$3 native lambs, 50 5oG
E3et buffalo oct -CATTLE-Receipts. $50 head;
rraa mime steers 25NSI shipping, 81 Go6S5 -
fufres' S4aS5: heifers 4oUS4 50; cows. 81 25d$4
r,.,s;r,+s ESQ head. higher. $GdSS 10 few 50
Receipts 200 head; fairly active lo 1jC lower
Workers 81 pigs i5S3 50 roughs. SJd s. 3d.
stage S46S4 30 and grassers. Sc 1o4$6 % SHEEP
I,yr. lambs 81 50GSJ 30. yearngs, 81 6dS4 80:
81 5 s. 90. vathers. SfTS4 - sheep. mixed 81 500
t--s-s civ oct 1G-CATTLE-R Receipts 400 ma
,' 100 Tsyans: calves. 500 natives Texans. native
ana y-fsf steady strong: quarantine steady
% rrr natives and Western steady 20 Toe lower
t,e-s ana feeders slow and lover choice export and
steers. - 'oGS' 10 Iair TO good 81 log
"a -0. a~a- and feeders. s. 20Si. Western fed steers
e. o,7S 20. Texas and Indian steers 50 2jaS3 - Texas
native cows, 81 Io0@4 native heifers
1 81 10. SIGS2 80; bulls. 81 3oqS3 - calves
81 $50 40 HOGS-Recepts. 5000 head market 1oc
i,rIr. closed weak top s. 20 bulk Of sales 50 400
iir+ s. t5HSj Workers. s. 65dSj 20; pigs. So Pa
e. ~ SuEEP-ReCeipts. 1000 head. market steady 70
-nv native lambs 81 5GS5 20, Western lambs 81 300
81 16 feI ewes 81 3oaS3 -; Texas clipped yearings
3 5o4S4 clipped sheep. s. 4oaSj 90 stockers and
i' Cgcnnaii oct HoGs-Actiye. steady S49S6
r, Fri F-I,asy lower. $2aS4 80 SHEEP-Dull lower
Si ma 50 30. lambs quiet. lower. S4HSJ 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1fysr,59l oct. IG-Closing: WHEAT spot dull No .
Western IS izd. No l Northern spring. no
stock: FUTURES steady, october nominal Deeember 80
GDR<-S8Gt Arm. American mixed, Is Cd FUTURES
i.t. october. nominal: November IS 31sd. December
a. AID. January new. - lad PEAS-Canadan steady
p ~i,I FIJTR-St Louis fancy winter quiet, - 30.
It1PS-At London HltHe Coasu steady. 10 tsa -
IlrTF-- pan. India COS fORk-DuH. prime
mess Western. 75s 81 HAMS-Easy. short cut. u %
EACUN-tluIvt. Cumberland cut. 20 10 30 r,
58z Cd short Ii "a sos long clear mlddles
Jtpht = n. % GI. long clear Intides. heavy,
ri H. 40 10 a1s: short clear backs, Is O. 20 70, 4s ."
Siesr bellies - Ii n. 5Os SHOTLDERS-Square. II
10 Ig IL steady. Dos Sd LARDOuiet. prime western,
IN tlerces 81 American refined In pals S6s But
TFf-Somina.. CFEESE-Stcady; American unest
,vfia 59s Ga American finest colored 54a Cd TA1LOW
Prime city quiet, 23s 30. URPENTINFl-Spirits
stes iv ass "a. ROSTN-Comnon Ann. Is 30. PETRO-
I.EUM-Rehusd steady. ID. LINsEED o1L-Quiet Jos
"a COTTOSSEED OII--HuI refined spot easy 1Ss ID.
TALL. nW-Anstralan. IN London. easy 20s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-Nork. October It. 1903.
-1rrEE-Tle coffee market had another active day
s-5sy though part ~ the transactions represented
- \ ..er~t Cr the later months. and were not
ss n ta regarded new business. The total sales
e- 90 f4cS. The market opened steady a. a
49, 5s-t-e -. POINTS following disappointing EURO
,sfes bur soon rallied and thereafter ruled
= e--- closing steady net > 60 10 points higher
&c -s-kat "a Hamburg unchanged 10 = pfE lower
Trg--a after "ncu.nE franc higher. declined -
s-r-v,sr4 advancing = franc IN response 20 the
- hs-f The main Influence IN the local advance
,,-.v.eT ~ She recent scattering demand. which
----er-I~r7 lv tie smaller receipts At bfa2llhn
- ITO Two ports HAD about 6alUee bags. against
fsrs last rca1 and had 22,sf6 bags, agalDst
-. tacs laet year. TriE was Cupplefneitel later ny
Nrsechc a. Go. stating that ~ hlle re
v.-rls Do. FUN week they would soon "a =
- n 10 mean slime stocks do mot appear - be d.
-a--- -a- -lr and Jre available supply IS now
5s5es hsr= rf aU KINDS. against ".at5o'o bags Jas
- Tho e-rr market nTn, WIKI quotations on me
~ -- ~ contract prices fn the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

Cash quotations follows: Flour was steady;
No spring wheat 500 sO'ac No red. sOSsGSec No 2
white, 35sG3Sc good feeding barley. 41a42c; fair to
choice mating. 41d5sc: No 1 haxseed North
western 81 Ola prime timothy seed So So
grade $40 T5H$1O So pork, per Dbl $11 30ISI 81
GS7 so; sailed shoulders (bOXed). 12iaG6 sho1t
sides CbOxed). sass 12a, whsxey. high
wines. 81 % On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
market firm: Creameries 15td2O2c: dairies IA
q1sc. Eggs firm; at mark. cases included. 1S819isc
Cheese steady. 1lQn5zc.
Duluth oct. 16-C1ose-wIIEAT Z arrive. No hard.
Sc: l Northern. Sic No Northern S1lsc December.
7gl4c; May T9iac: October. SIC
SIC: No Northern. S4aS5c; December. sOisc. RYE
firm. No l. 56dJ6izc. BARLEY firm. No .. 6jc:
42a6lc. CORN-December. 44Tsc-
Minneapolis Oct. 1G-CIose: WHEAT December
Sic; May SOasc track. No hard SEC No 1 North
ern Sc: No Northern. s24ftS;:iac No Northern. TSI
Sic FIOUR-Narket Colds. firm, active and steady
first patents 4J6S4 second patents 81 30dS4 90
clears 40aS3 so; second clears s. IJGS2 50
BRAN. in bulk. Sl3.
Philadelphia oct 16-wHEAT. 1.atc higher: con
tract grade October S4GS4iac CORN &c higher:
her 5OQ5Ui4c- OATS steady: moderate demand, No ,
white. 42z a43c clipped 4ic ~ TIER steady; fair
22c EGGS firm cool demand. fresh nearby. &c the
mark: 24c Joss of. do Southwestern d23c
loss off. 90 Southern. 2IT22c. CHEESE lower. New
fancy l2Gl2lc do choice n &c Do fair
sacks. wheat. 1000 bush. corn. 5000 BUSH
oats u GOO bush Shiuments-Wheat. 5000 bush. corn
21OOO bush; oats. 1900 bush
81 Louis oct 16-wTIEAT-No . red cash. SIC. De
No . cash. 42izC December. 4oSsG 4-C. May, 4e9sc
OATS-No = cash. 3Gi2c. December jGltc May. "1l5e;
No . white. ale
Toledo. Oct 16-CIose: CI-OvEESEED. October
So 20. March. So I2ls. AISIKE-Prime. 50 40 TIN
DTHY-Prime 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

GsI 7; per 81 4oas1 e5 do red bulk per $50
10 81 5oas2; do Per bag - 5ous1 90; do small white
do green 5Oca$1 PEAS Virginia. per basket. 81 2ja
81 10: PARSNIPS, per Dbl. 75c: PUMPKINS. Dbl.
Zoe; RoMAINE state and Boston, Dozen soGIsc;
BEANS. Virginia and North Carolina wax per basket.
10Gf5c do green, t0c3$1 do Jersey Long Island.
bag. 50G15c: SQUASH. Hubbard. per Dbl. 81
do bOG75c; SPINACH. Long Island per Dbl. 75c
Gs1 TOMATOES. Jersey, bush box. 35cdS1 do Jer-
and Delaware per lsbush basket. 25d35c do Wash
ngon 6ull carrier s1Gs1 %; do dollhouse per 10.
10a15c; TCRNIPS. Russia per bbl 9Oc6$1: do white,
81; WATERCRESS. per 100 punches. S1@S2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Oct 10. ?. m.-CQTToN-spot- 1I'derats
business 4S points higher American mid
ding fair POD. good middIing. GOsd mddins. 59+d:
mtddlng SD; good ordinary. 5JUd ordinary BOZ
The day bales. OF which 500 were
speculation and and included GOO American
bales. including 5000 American Futures
opened firm and closed steady: American rdelng o c.
October 40: October November, J3sg5 I'D; No
vember and December J22 sd December and Janu-
ary 520d5 I'D January ana February I'D; February
March. 3 19d: March and APRIL 519gJ2Od. April
and May. god. May and June. 5.2ud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

ing contracts fill The market very firm Dealers
can find incentive 20 break prices In fact T. Is as
serted that reduction prices would cause
speculation and that to take adva
age Of such outcome This refers particularly
to the finer grades. Medium grades such strong
position that prices advance with
increase In activity. shipments OF wool from
Boston to date from December 81. 1902 are lsoosl Sos
pounds. against 21s4I2i4S pounds the date La
year. The receipts to date 2S523ss2 pounds.
against ~ s349 pounds for the period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Oct. 16.-FIOCR steady WHEAT-winter
quiet; No red s4lsc, through billed CORN only
STEADY; No yeiow 81 @e: No corn sos. p ~
Western. 53ge4c. RYE-No l in store. 59c- Canal
freights steady.
Chicago Oct. 16-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct ls.-''The Commercial Bqllstin VII say
week but demand sill fairly active, and some
houses closed gnod business IN Territory woods
both clothing. Transaction. in heeces &c
rtaiisd because supplies dealers hav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. OCTOBER

Stock at all United States ports............ 49,
Stock at all United States ports time last
...............-...... ..........s... $40 col
stock az all interior ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1884,
stock at all interior towns year.
stock ~ Liverpool same time last
time last 1913 geo
COTTON RECEIPTS.
The following total receipts Of cotton at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
Steamboats,.

BIOS ION A 7ER f E&6E1H d
ESTT. RIVER LINE Via Newport and Fail River. Leave
pier ~ y p foot Warren st. week days anc sun
DAYS At .. 90 p NJ Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN.
Orchestra each. - ~. a.
STONINGTON LINE. via Stcnlngtoh- LeAN e f,4eI -
\ r. foot CTar5son s.. week days only at 600 = NJ
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Per -
y foot OF Clarxson week days only at $50 2 NJ
Stear,ers CITY or LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER
KEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford spring
asd ard the North I've. 40 y. r. # Garrison -
week DAYS only at 2. NJ. Steamer kICHAItD IE..h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
RELIGIOUS Notices.

ANGELS CHURCH.
Rev. $. DE T.aNcEY TowNsEs5D. .. D.. Rector st;,-
BY the Right Pey BISHOP GAiLOR Choral evensong
p. strangers welcome
ALL SOULS CHURCH Mads2q-aye and SO sgth-ss .z
a Il a m. Evening prayer. 7. m
ALI. souls CHURCH CUNITAR1ANO.
Rev. THOMAS r sIIcER FSsior viii the pulpit
..Rd tis65 % 52I 3i5 sq Dogma"
Services at II a m All cordially invited
AT LEMON AyESE IrAFIAXS GTtURc!I eoTn D,if
1 12ls[s' at fI s1bI14t Pulpit optimism sunday
S s5Sooi 9:45 "a a n,
AT SOUTH cHgKC5I MaIlsonavs =, and g,s ssth-'t
II a mIhe FsSi H5I VIZ ct Prsafb3 aur
AT THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY,
p M. FRANK Oliver HALL D. D. Pastor. Mornins
spiritual Power Physical Heah-III-what is the
Application
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
Madison-ave- and 64th-st
Services to-morrow conducted by
II a. m-'.f MaTred Image
S P. m.-''A Leader Of Men"
BI.ooM1NGDALE REFORMED CHURCH BroadITS -l
and 6sth-sl.. Rev. WILLIAM C. sTGNsoN. D D. Mn-
5aSc Tsa Men T Who Lost and ana Found Their
in Consistently
BRICK CHURCH.
Rev. Dr.. WILLIAM r RICHARDS.
REV, SHEPHERD KNAPP
Dr. RICHARDS
Will preach at Il a m and $50 p m
Friday. 2Sd inst, at : O'Clock
BROADWAY TABERNACLE.
Mentelssohn Hall ne West 4ot B,s,,-
Rev g = i EtE E;i'1'-I "a itScste pastor
The Pastor Will preach at II M the Associate FaS'r
ALL STUDENTS ARE E 3 s;P'EFcrALLY INVITED.
Prayer meeting wednesday evening al o eo'N-
CALVARY CHURCH 4th-ave. and 21st-st..
.Ia Rav 6 T. D.. Rector
3 a. n m r1@CrEan recital Giacey BAKER,.
p m = TS5yivs 52E T % and
the Right Rev. Bishop POTTER
CALVARY CHURCH West 57th st.-Dr. MAC
ads Il New on TRIAL crysosi5nae Golden
Mouthed.''
CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5t- ;i5t, be-
tween Broadway and 'th-aye-itey- W ~ n, and
p m H. sunday school AMI bible classes at p M
meeting meeting wednesday evening at Al welcome
CHELSEA NJ 2 CHURCH. sothst near %, Sts 30 ysi
PHILIP GERMOND. D d. PasJor- 1870 yy,-yb ~
christianity Admitted by Enemies
CHRISTIAN sCIENcE SERVICES Fifth Fifth c salE Of
saniays H. :: WSincsiay evenings strangers
daily welcome
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev. John l'C q. rt S#i j. j. y; Minister.
VIII! preach at II a "a AMI D. III"
COLLEGIATE ,IARBLE, CHURCH
5th-uve. and .9tli-st-
Rev DAVID JAS BUREFIf. u. d Minister
Rev EDWARD Il COE. =. D.. VIII preach az IL a. m
and : >.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
5th-ave and 4stf-st.
Rev DONALD SAGF. NCTSAG. ID. D.. Minister Will
preach at ii o. M and
Norring-'spe akfng Truth IN lsveA Condition -
spiritual Growth.
Evening-'Tho Tragedy Of False step"
COLLEGIATE CITUBlff
est and 1Ith-st
Rev HENRY EVERTSON COKB. -. d. Miulster. VIII
preach IL and 2 ~.
]. ELMENDoRF. d d. senior Pastor FIRST
CHURCH 12lst-st near 0-hve.. Pastor Rev. BEN
IAMIN DICKHACr. I pr.acnfrz
by Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr. y. y. Services AZ D m
preaching the Pastor.
SECOND CHURCH. Lenax-ays and l2S1-sL, Faster.
Rev EDGAR TILTON IT. p. D.--Se-vtces az II a m.
preaching by Rev. BENJAMIN r. DICKHAur Services
? m. preaching by the Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

GO. Cables -Isa-'dfTee market STEADY. NO ttlo.
&C. Ca aanEe. j. 2i. receipts - 600 bass SsaE
- +a r-r--.. states 1000 bags. cleared Tor Europe
,sa las. st.e. "a. pet bags Santls-Cotee IlaIeI
800 r5lr average Santos 4SI@f receipts. $1,000 bags
--t I e.s Hua |aE=. FIawburg-Crffee market opened
--.fsrr-s. ar $50 net unchanged - : Us
.--s1.. "a U.4 f5srs Tsxre-C0ffaa market opened
s = f.s-. rfar. al Il nj declined 2. franc. az
i.s-.-r -..sit. declined 2. franz: at $50 IN ad-
,s--s. . france r#tal sales. 5000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine frmer. owing scant spot sup
plies Rosn frmer Tar held firm. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- and machine bbls. go
G6lc.
TAR-Pine bbls So 1OGS2 So oil bbls 81 TOGS4 10.
ROSIN-Conmon good strained So 4OdS2 10 T.
So 60; r 81 7OdS2 75; O. 81 SOG$2 So H. 81 10: l. SO
asa So K. 81 1904 20 NJ 81 so: " 81 6OaS4 20; W O.
81 9O6S5. W. 1OTS5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

Wilmington. Oct. 16.-SPIRTTs TURPENTINE quiet
9544c receipts, 20 casks ROSIN firm. So O5: receipts
20 TAR firm 81 so; receipts 122. CRUDE TJRPEN-
TINE firm, 81 50; receipts, 1877.
Savannah oct. 16.-TURPENTINE firm SEC; receipts
6ol: sales. l6S ROSIN steady: receipts. 766: sales
ii!934; exports Ill Quoted A; and c, 81 10; D.
IA ~ 80; H. 81: y, 81 O5; w G. 81 49, W W. S4 40.
Charleston Oct. 16--TURPENTTNE 55hc RosIN
STEADY ~ and G 81 90 d. 81 10: E. 81 IS F. 81 40:
-, = 20; H. 81 CO. ], 81 10 X, SO SO; NJ SO 90; y,
- %; w G. 81 O5; " W. 81 35
London. Oct. 16-TURPENTINE-Sp AIS.
HOSIN-American strained Cd: fine. los Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17
COTTON RECEIPTS.

g arc the total net receipts of cotton at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-17

ST 9O1Sj, and v ". $ 1UlS5 =.
SToC-r[ on HAND
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14

vestlgation, the opportunities afforded
for research study and the character
and abilities Of the workers available,
Having ascertalned, first Of all. the
need Of such an institution and then
the abundance Of available material
necessary to constitute It's personnel
Mr. Rockefeller advanced another step
and made his plans for localzing the
scheme and making It Of the greatest
use to the country. His comprehensive
plans show by their elaboration as to
details the close attention for a long
period OF master minds engaged IN
working out the problems Of pathology
ical science and contemplate, first, the
immediate erection Of laboratory in
which viii be conducted investigations
in all departments Of medical research
by a large resident staff and co-ordi-
nate staff OF fellows" second, the
building of a hospital in which special
groups of patients will be treated in
order to develop new methods in the
treatment OF disease; third, the estab-
lishment Of a journal in which are to
be published the results or the insi-
tuts's investigations and which win
serve as a medium for discussion Of
kindred topics fourth, the establish
ment of popular lectures by which to
spread information on hygienIc mat
ters; fifth, the institution Of a hyglenie
museum and the dissemination OF lit
erature bearing on the problems inyes-
tigated.
A pleasing popularity Of this nsti-
tuition viii be the disposition OF its fac.
ulties TO take hold Of practical prob
lens which now press SO hard upon the
public generally and especially upon
the poor For example, II has already
instituted series OF experiments TO as
certain the causes Of contamination In
the milk and the water supplies Of our
large cities and their prevention. II
has initiated researches into the cause
and cure OF tuberculosis, tetanus. ty-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-14
The Rocke Teller Institute Of Medical R-esearcb
find the U'ork Ii eg'iN ~1<4ttempt to Do

phoid diabetes smallpox and dysen-
terry, the last named disease it Is said,
being likely TO yield TO treatment by
the dysenteric antitoxin recently dis
covered. Special studies will be made
In baCteriology and a relentless war
waged upon all the insects, big and lit
tie, which infest the human body, as
well as those that prey upon II from
the outside, like flies and mosquitoes.
1t will be seen from the foregoing
that the institute has been projected
upon comprehensive plan. that 1t
viii doubtless be of incalculable bene-
fit to Mr.. Rockefellcr's fellow citi-
gems and win rebound to his credit in
generations yet 10 come. IL viii be
insured Of continuance In the future,
near and far by an ample endowment,
the generous donor having. 1t is said,
suggested $4,000, 600 as the least he will
bestow upon It, while his son and heir,
Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller, Jr. takes an
interest In the scheme second only to
his fathers
OAt VI NIt lupSl Huptlul ltdluIeS pl
the great work is the practical nature
OF its Investigations For many centu-
ries now men have been delying into
natures arcana trying to wrest from
her the secret OF health and longevity.
and by this time il Is reasonable to ex-
pect results, But. aside from the gen
eral fact that life is perhaps little
longer than Of yore-that u.s. the aver
age life Of the masses--humanity at
large has not benefited from such in
vestigations as II should have done.
This is no time for mere palllatives,
but for radical reform In methods Of
pathological work. 10 go back to the
beginning, to get at the origin Of dis
ease and thus fight IT most intelligently,
will be the laudable endeayor OF the
medical scientists whom Mr. Rockefel-
Ter has furnished with the 'sinews OF
war" and long suffering humanity will
take hope from their investigations.
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tween the Russian and British posses
sIons IN North America as established
by the convention between Russia and
Great Britain Of Feb % Cl6) 1925, and
described IN articles 3 and 4 OF said
convention IA the following terms;
Commencing from the southernmost
point Of the island called Prince OF
Wales island which point lies in par
allel ~ 81 degrees 40 minutes north lat
ltude. and between one hundred and
thlrty-flrst and one hundred and thlr-
ty-third degrees OF west longitude (me-
rldian ot Greenwich), the said line
shall ascend 20 the north along the
channel called Portland channel as far
as the point OF the continent where Il
strikes the ffty.slxth degree OF north
latitude, from this last mentioned
point the line of demarcauon shall fol-
tow the summit OF the mountains situ-
ated parallel 10 the coast as far as the
point OF intersection Of the one hundred
and forty-nrst degree Of west longitude
OF the same meridian). and finally
from the said point OF intersection, the
said meridian line OF the one hundred
and forty.hrst degree IN rs prolonga-
ton as far as the frozen ocean,"
Article T. however, contains the
crux OF the treaty providing THAT
whenever the summit OF the mountains
which extend IN a direction parallel TO
the coast from the ffty.slxth degree OF
north latitude to The point Of lntersec-
ton with the one hundred and forty-
FIRST degree OF west longitude shan
prove TO be AZ The distance OF more
than ten marine leagues from the
ocean the limit between The British
possessions and the line ot coast which
Is TO belong 10 Russia. az above men.
tloned-thal Is TO say. the Limit TO the
possessions ceded hy this convention
SHAH be formed by a nne parallel 10 the
winding OF the coast and which shall
never exceed The distance % ten ma
| rine leagues thereirom."
The main question for the tribunal 10
decide after settling The minor points
! Of difference is as 10 the intention OF
I the convention in reservlng the contln-
uous strip O. ten marine leagues ex-
tending the whole length OF southeast
ern Alaska, distance OF some 800
! miles, from Portland channel north