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Selling: $25 and under, 1Oc premium;
$25 to $50, 15c premium; $50 to 500, zoe
premium; 800 to 5000. S5c premium;
5000 and over, par.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market
weak Commercial demand, sterling,
$4S425: sixty days, $4So75; ninety
days, S4.79.25: French, 5.22A; Belgian,
5.2S; marks, sixty days. "a 3-16;
ninety days, 93A.
The following are the Savannah Cot
ton Exchange quotations:
bank Stocks
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successors to Murphy g. Co.,
Board of Trade Building. Savannah
FrlVate leased wires direct to New
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lotion, STOCKS AND GRAIN.
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Onces IN principal cities throughout
uhe south: Write for our market man
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Galveston-Firm; middling, 13c; net
receipts, S,O41; gross, S,041; sales, q
0S0; stock, 244,6 9S. Exports-Coastwise,
4,20S.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; net receipts, g.
900; gross, 3,000 stock, 38,S12.
Baltlmore-Nominal; middling, 10. SOC;
stock, 9,819.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 13.60c: net
receipts, 900; gross, 1902. Exports
Great Britain. 6,051.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; midding, 12Bc;
net receipts, 1877; gross, 1857; stock,
14,06O.
Philadelphia-Firm; middling, 13.95c;
net receipts, 100; gross, 800; stock, a.
642.
savannah-Firm; middling 1S1sc; net
receipts, 7,169; gross, 1883; sales, 5S2;
stock. 115.174.
New Orleans-Steady; middling, 1SAc;
net receipts, 1876; gross. 12,171; sales,
1000; stock. S37,576. Exports-Great
Britain. 4,000
Mobile-Firn; middling, 19c; net re-
ceipts, 1883; gross, 1,35S; sales 200;
stock. 49,0S5.
"Memphis-Firm: middling, 19c; net
receipts, 1914; gross, 4,757; sales, 1000;
stock, 101, 283.
+Augusta-Firm; middling. 10 7-16c
net receipts, 2,251; sales, 2,319; sales L.
442: stock, 52.459.
Charleston-Firm; middling, 13c; net
receipts, 1873; gross, 1,573; sales, 200;
stock, II, 1888. Exports-Coastwise, l.
1877.
"Cincinnati-Dull; middling, lie; net
receipts, IT'S; gross, IT'S: stock, $3.50.
%Louisville-Firm; middling, 1880.
EST. Louis-Firm middling, 13hc;
net receipts, 55S; gross, 0.56S; stock, 49,
1856
Enthusiastically middling. 1S1sc;
net receipts, 1854; gross, 1864; sales, L.
1888; stock. 71.2S1.
New York-Quiet; middling, 1900;
net receipts. so; gross. 1913; sales, l.
500; stock, 1908. Exports-Continent,
1872.
Total to-day at all Seaports-Net re-
ceipts. 34,1S9 Great Britain. 1O015;
continent, l.sl2: stock. 9l5,3Ss
Consolidated, at all Seaports-Net re-
ceipts, 264,s33; Great Britain, sO4sS;
France. ll.sl6; continent, 1O4,S6s; Japan,
Total since Sept. 1, at all SeapOrts-
Net receipts, 4.902.S62: Great Britain,
!4e9, s6sl France, 4sg,2bl; continent, L.
bls.blIi japan, 2i.s49; Mexico, 1905.
Not included ia totals.
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New York, Dec. 24.-Cotton spot
closed quiet, 10 points higher; mid
sdling uplands,1 1S.7Oc; middling Gulf
1850; sales, 1900 bales.
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New lUTht LyVNs - NFN71EI1i "NS'13s'
Charleston, S. c., Dec. 24.-Turpen-
tine steady at 55hc.
q, s2.2O; H, $2.25; I, s2.45; X. S2.7O; NJ
$3.50; N. 1926; w. G., sS.l5; w. W.,
S3.40.
wilmington, N. c., Dec. 24.-Turpen-
tine, -; receipts, IL.
Rosin, firm, $40; good strained; re-
Tar arm, sl.5OG1.60; receipts. 40.
Crude turpentine. firm, 1925 and
$3.50: receipts, ia,
New Orleans, Dec. A.-Receipts;
Rosin, 242 barrels; turpentine, O..
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do do preferred ................ 81
American Linseed Oil ............ 9M
do do preferred .................. 20
American Locomotive .............. 1S%
do do preferred ..................
American Smelling and Refining. 49N
do do preferred .................. 80
American Sugar Refining 1854
Anaconda Mining Company ....... Tx
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .......... 53K
Colorado Fuel and Iron ............ 27jk
Columbus and Hooking Coal ...... 14h
Consolidated Gas ...................19
General Electric ...................171
international Paper ........,....... 10M
do do preferred .................. So
international Pump ............. ~
do do preferred ......4.......,.... 80
National Biscuit ..........,........ 81
National Lead ..................... ~
North American ................... 7Sh
Pacinc MAI ,,s.ss.sss.,.,..s...ss..s. 1fA
Peoples Gas ,.,................... D8M
Pressed Steel Car ..............,... 20
do do preferred .........s........ o7k
Pullman Palace car ..s,...........1i
Confiuued m f1fahth Ilana
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SPOT COTTON AT NEW YORK.

Futures opened firm and closed ir.
raq1ll9r
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DOMESTIC n. Z. EXCHANGE
Buying NC discount
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IN Southern
ON Railway.

Trains arrive and depart Savannah
by Goth meridian time-one hour slow
er than city time.
Schedule Effective. Nov. 20. 1908.
TO THE NORTH AND EAST.
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Central of Georgia
RAILWAY.

Schedule Effective Dec. 20, 1909.
Trains arrive and depart at Central
Station West Broad. foot of Liberty
street except for Tybee.
goth meridian time-one hour slow
er than city time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-01

die at what authors call 1.-THE psychological moment"
Shylock Homes has transferred his
cent memoirs, and as have read them they
proven so absorbngy interesting while turning
back upon Boswell, Jonah Adam and Others of
equal Importance, could not justify myself
holding Mr. Homes further tales public.
before presenting them to delighted gaze dear
reader, feel that 1 should state in few words
possible the precise in which they came
possession In itself the story the
uves method of approaching entertainingl orig
ina and worthy of that astute which there
such thing the truly mysterious To put briefly
Mr.. Homes transmitted his periods by wireless
telegraphy not, however by Mr. Marconis but
after fashion that completely throws
ian inventors achievement in the shade. and at
moment not only filled with wonderment, but
WINGED that five in the neither regions
wise diminished the marvellous ingenuity
While great detective The affair
in in Harlem is called by the agent the
which it is part This apartment has many virtues
and some drawbacks. Among the latter, and the only
feature OF the situation that has bearing the
narrative, is a small radiator, richly gIded
gayly decorated with steneiled wreaths Empire
tern This apparatus, by ingenious the
architect. designed heat apart
ment was located under the window of the room
a convenient arrangement by which all the that
managed to penetrate from the boiler below
the coils of the radiator Immediately eongeaed
the icy blast that through the the
The result best be imagined by those who have
either Travelled in the polar regions, spent winter
a similar domcie. Yet 1 could my
to blame the little radiator Shortcomings
d purveyor OF heat. 1t fitted
for the task it had had thrust upon chatting
dish would have been under the conditions, but
it a most socabe little steam engine, when
began its CHEEKY kissing clicking early
ing of the breezes through the summer trees
panied by the tunefl notes of katydid
the country unit side Many lonely hour has been rem
that dear old radiator, and at times when have been
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the medium of squeaking gas Jet: Napoleon rose up
before vision bitter winters night from
flues of the hot air furnace
uation at Moscow when he said with the icy winds
the FORE the scorching flames at rear he
minded himself meteorological pousse-cafe and out
of the smoke of snuffed candle appari-
tion of many ancient wight who, by the OPP
portunites afforded by the Sunday newspapers
present day for the truly distinguished to appear
print have tried through to creep into the
precincts Of the press To instance few which
not amiss in convincing the incredulous Sam
son. egged doubt by tales Of prowess of
strong men of today penetrated TO my
evening not long with highly entertaining paper
on The Jaw-bone Aid to the Strenuous [
have copied it from Samson's somewhat I-writ
script to be published pOsthumousIy.
caly good for me TO let it while there
many pugilists abroad who have better liking
Sand-bag than they might have for the views the
pioneer Of their profession: placed in my
hands his impressions of submarine navigation which
undoubtedly interesting, but crudely written
be Immediately available. Some day, licked shape,
'The Cruise of the Whale may rival Jules Verne's
fiction Mr.. Hollands advertisements; at present
have leisure TO devote the tales me
has asked me to write of Forty Days the Vastly
the manuscript of that diverting work style
sloppy his days, and valuable the story
is historically have had time pump it
English An equally bad case is Elishas narrative or
'The First Automobile How Scorched"
Adam has risen out of the dim the past
to offer the full mundane royalties upon MY
in a Garden he calls a deliciously humorous
series of papers which day hope to present
the public.
But most original of all the scribbing spirits that
have my way and the commercially valuable
at the moment, and hence the selection from among
many the following chapters, that of Shyock
Homes detective of literary merit; shade
of tremendous vitality. Most ghosts have life left
Shyock Homes the contrary is full of it, and i've
years after his demise stalks stage
popular vigorously than any of his contem
porares who, like himself had the good judgment to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-01

all he knows an promises TO inplicate svrl proipen
parties.
Hinnissy, looked forward tn day whin If a king
ipror or car started rough house tn blue bus vud
come elangn through tn sthreets they'd be hauled
on TO Holland fr thrile- to see tn United
States snit paed ivry month or two an all tn Officers
~ IN navy fugitivies justice thought tn coo-s
wud have kind iv brideweu where they'd sind
tn tnternayuonal dhrunks disordhles an where We
cud go amy day an Willum HohenzoIern cooperin
a bar1 an me frnd Joe Chamberlain peggfn shoes
while gr reat idors correspondents Statesmen an
other disturbers " tn peace walked around in lock
shtep an the keeper " tn jail showed ye book filled
with photographs tn mos NOTORIOUS Nv thim Nun
her two thousan' wan Joe Chamberlain professional
land grabber, five years, Wilu1n Hohenzonern all
round rufryan he That wud tn fine day whn tn
wagon wud be backed up front iv tn parlyrnin$s N
the wurruld an tn buT-pen wud be fun ~ fptar-
naytional grafters, getrfchuick opratOrs an short
arm men, whin tn Monroe docthrine w1d be con-
dimmed public nuisance South America wud be
burned undher ordhers tn coor But # hasn't come
Tn coort is there, noddin' docket jus ike
coort while outside rowdies ARE shOotn. At each
BLOWN safes an endangern tn lives fv dacint people
They're warrant fr Bill HohenzoIern but thvSa
no wan to sarve it. He's tn rampage breazn' win
COWS an chasln' people tn roofs, while Edward
or dwards stands tn fr tn goods
to be delivered savtn ammunytfcn to use it on
his pal If they Quarrel tn divide tn inter
naytonal eoort say, but say where ARE tn po1-
eoOrts all fright enough but eoorts amy good
oness it is backed be constabuIary its
counthry7s pride as tn pote Tn Rooschya
didn't far enough. good copper with hickory
club worth judges between Amsterdam an Rot
terdam. want to tn day whin jus as Bill Hohen-
zOllern an Edward Edwards meets OF tn corner an
prepares raid on laundry. big polisman viii step
out " a dure an say I want ye Bin, an ye might
well along quite But suppose it wud be jus
tn same thing it is in raIe life
flows that?' asked Mr.. Hennessy.
said Mr.. Dooley
Copyright, 1908. by Robert Howard Russell
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laugh. why. certainly. Anything to obIge-but who
shall radiate? What does it mean?''
It's the term in steam heated telegraphy for
wire,' explained machine in short nervous clicks
as soon can. VIII you edit his memoirs, IL
So whatH you charge? Brace You're frightfuny
stupid this morning"
None of your inpudence.' retorted
"AH right answered the Radiator. III tell him
you don't see anything his proposition and he can
click somebody with trifle intelligence"
You'll do nothing Of the sort" cried hastily TEL
him I'll do the regular
What they?' demanded the Radiator.
What the publisher doesn't take comes to me- I
said with laugh.
The Radiator let off an indignant squirt Of steam
which the cold the window Immediately
The reply licked off in instant then all
silent a half this time
message
What I get?' shyIock Homes querted.
'AH the HOtorety there many the
press notices Of the book want I answered
facetiously thinking course, the episode
idle fancy for instant dreaming that
I driving a heart-breaing bargain with defense
less spirit.
"Au right I accept" the Radiator Kissed a little
sadly, I thought, later. The terms
very hard, I can't help myself Get your pads
ready Will begin radiating the manuscript right
away"
Still rubbing nv eyes in amazement made the nee
essary preparations, and within the
cefved Shylock Homes the text of his memoirs
precisely they appear in the following chapters.
There was some trouble three chapters,
owing to cogging of the pipe the fifth
day, compelled to secure the collaboration Of
plumber getting Homes three final out.
but in every other respect the easy
a 7 encountered
Next week-"Mr. Homes Makes an Important Con-
fession."
Copyright, 1888 by John Kendrick Bangs)
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kENDRIcK BANGS.

bereft Of other companionship it has to
possess almost human qualities. And it was because
attributed human qualities to this glded
finally came myself into possession Mr.. Homes
Memoirs.
1t last winter that it happened It was a bit
terly cold Sunday morning and I lying away
early morning hours in bed half awake trying
squeeze out another hour of dreamless Suddenly
the radiator began clicking fercey. first paid
tie attention and turned my side doze
again. The radiator rumbIed if disturbed by
thing and took to sputtering like angry child. end
ing up with clicking that short and sharp
that of teIegraphic instrument.
'Oh. shut up, YOU said ] Cant you see that m
not through sleeping yet? Stop that Internal
'Cickety-cck. CIickety- click-ciek Clicl-cIiclz-
clieketycliek retorted the Radiator. with
rumble that irritated me.
IF you'd talk less, my dear Rady"
1 said severely, you'd be a valuable addition
the total of my comfort. Garrulous frigdity IN
Radiator is bad form, shut off clicking. III
take the poker to yoU.'
The threat of avail-and I glad it wasn't
for with impertinent kissing a starter the
diator followed my protest with
'Ssss-s-z- cickety-clickety-c then
lied something that brought bounding my
bed the side of the saucy little heater, my hand
trembling with excitement my brain whirI Of
expectation
The Radiator clicking a message.
Fortunately for my understanding of what hap
pening. in my young days had made myself a
of the Morse alphabet and listened the noises
upon that the clickings actually spelling
words. and this is what they spelled:
Upon what terms will you edit Further Recollec
tons of Shylock Holmes? Radiate Collect
For moment 1 stunned.
What in thunder talking about, Rady?"
said. getting down knees beside it. Upon what
viii 1 edit what?'
q" The Further RecoHections Of shylock Homes
the Radiator. and added. again. Radate
once. Collect
'Radiate at once. en-" I replied with hystericaI
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NzzzxzzA BE ways of spirits past finding out.
have had to do with OF them N
my day, and they have appealed to in ways
so varied, that a book of considerable proper
- tons might be written on 1.-The Methods of
Spook Manifestation" For instance incredible as
may SEEM almost all of Shakespeares many ghosts
honored me with visitation. ghost of Caesar that
appeared before Brutus the of the Battle OF
Philippi whole night my company at my
camp IN the Adrondacks. some years and frankly
confessed that he ghost of Caesar at ALL
but transparent fakir impressed
of Mark Antony rattle Brutus before fight,
promise OF job the administration
OF Antony, which the famous Roman forgot give
When the time came This fellow materialized in the
lurid glare of pile burning my guide and 1
had fire to drive away the o. black flies
that making the night hideous Upon another
casion upon his invitation the ghost OF Hamet's
father gave interview which I never sought
would not seek again, the old gentleman
full miasmatic the fuller
larial than should like to 1t is ne
told much that shed considerable light upon the
character his and he definitely settled my
mind the much mOOted question of the authorship of
the tragedy demonstrating beyond peradventure that
neither Shakespeare Bacon had anything to do with
it. and setting up a Sir Walter Raleigh and
Elizabeth collaboration, which found
vincing il dverting. He assured me that Ham
let adding that the Prince had every right to
seeing he had treated by actors of suDse-
quent ages, expressing certain drastic opinions 10
methods these gentlemen employed in doing him..
They do him all rightr' the old spirit CALCULATED
with heat, land if of em venture to shut
file off this mortal coil and come down way, and
friends beginning with Yorick and ending with
Horaton, will return the compliment with principal and
interest"
He then began datribe against the whole dramatic
profession which finally became offensive that I
had to employ a fre-extinguisher to lay him His
preach through the of bath tub attached to
my a hotel at Copenhagen, and he was the
most melancholy Dane that
other spirits as well have approached my sanctum,
and in other Boswell spoke to me once through
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[H THOUGHT said Mr. Dooley. that whin m
- young frind the iv Rooshya got up
there Dutch polls coort fr to settle tn
II yard quarls among tn nations iv tn artn,
'tvvud be tn end iv good an all. looked all
right Why not? If be amy chanst 1 get mesilf
fun iv misconduct an ar-rOund thryin collect
debts a gun an camp out in somebody's house
an won't lave. tn polls take down to Deerins
Ethreet throw in among tn little play-'
criminal an in tn mornn' IN befure
cousin tn chief justice, an he coufscates tn
sinds me I'D tn bullyvard thirty days Why not
tn same thing Fr tn powers whin they go off
tear? I thought I'd readin in tn pa-apers: Judge
Oalenbof at Hague had a large docket yis-
mornin Thirty Numbers iv tn NOTORIOUS Haps-
burg family stint up FIR VARIOUS terms an tn polls
think they have completely broke up tn gang. The
king iv Spain was charged with non-support but
off with fine rr maintainn' dope jnt,
was issued fr tn iv tn prirnses; tn king v
England an tn Car iv Russhya- The sultan iv Tur
key, alias Hamid tn Hick, alias tn Turrble Turk,
was charged polygamy. TIL give him tn
alternative iv five wives thirty days. Win
these cases had been tn baff led into
dock three NOTORIOUS characters. Tn first
large, heavy set German who proved be Bill tn
Bite less known by his thrue iv Willum H. j. z.
J. X L. NJ. n. o. p Q. R. S. T.. ETC., Hohenzollern.
BY his side a understood little dark man. tn
notoryuos Emilio Casthro. a PROFESSIONAL dead beat
imbizzler, an stout party be tn name iv Albert
Edwards who is said be tn INTERNATIONAL
polls behind tn biggest CRAFTS that have
been through tn twinty though niver
caught with tn goods Hohenzoern was
Nv assault with intnt to kill robbery, black
mail, carryiE' concealed weepns raysistn' Of
ficer. Edward Edwards charged with maintain
in rayeeivin' stolen property an earryn'
weepns Casthro charged with vagrancy,
maintainin' dlsorderly house an fraud.
The attorney tn prosecution made out
sthrons again tn prisoners He said that Hohen-
zollern a desprit character who constantly
menace to tn peace fv tn sympathy
1'r Casthro idle. dangerous ruffyan, an he
hoped tn coort severely with him. He niver
paid his debts iy tn neghbors' chickens was
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BOusekeepin9 and Began IL Find Out Cbin9s

When they had Evening At Home up in the Flat
it usually a tworing Affair She would have the
Eerebelums in the Front Room looking at the New
Cooks and eating Peppermint Waters while he and
'ther Comanches would be out in the Dining try
to make their House tossing off which
the Night to get the Smoke o House.
Although she feared that she had turned ND
wrong Street while searching for Affinity,
Partnership Arrangement had to stand.
They came to the Conclusion that Married a
Series of Compromises. If he did while sitting
with his Friends he divide up with her
and she would take the Money and buy Pastels
He would spot the Afternoons on which the Ethical
Researchers were due at his Premises he
so a Dutch Restaurant.
She permitted him have a Room
Den, that he and his Friends could the Escape
in somebody in the Parlor started Reading.
He put up the Coin to enable her to attend State
Conventions, and when she elected Recording
rotary the Society trying to find out what
-he Newspapers told everyone that had lit
fle Woman up at the House who was as Keen as a
Hawk Swift Eagle and Sharper than Chained
Lightning
He fumbled great many of her In-Shoots, but that
did not prevent him from admrng her Delivery.
Finally they arranged their separate Schedules so
that they did see much Of each other and they
began to along all right Occasionally they had a
For instance she selected Aubrey De Courcey as a
Name for the First Born while he held Bill SO
Aubrey is now 10 years of Age Mother is teaching
him to Crochet and Father is showing him how
Draw without tipping off his Hand while All the
Friends sitting around, waiting TO Aubrey's
Finish.
MORAL: The Two of Kind is not always the
Strongest COmbDation-
Copyright. 1905. by Robert Howard Russsl1