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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

ar Tsf ha Rss1 aIIs:. g sgstaas . ere sos car IP,' IN
on orders are charged Eisherl S"@l 'os
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s-gaIIon fresh
TO fancy: Sissis sGI 5fis s,S sa 70 prs nssG f0s af fh SsIs
Ssi- 20 Sh Sad Ia9sea ron q TO per SIsallon FOR
ana ga eSa:IS S5r ~ ! Sye q s,fsllo1 c9sss At SAL
TeSas fhs!d eysn sisalien al ssSeG3
bbl; and repacked stock at EsasIS: WiiioTtsis
and roman beauty ysa1.S for fancy: russets az
GIME&Sais9 az : Per S 'o' 'eHaeksd-
taRsy aSd sseaLiass at n-7.GlS- On orders. :
for choice and $50 for fancy: Messina AZ enc
! ) ns AZ Ga Sifssf . q S S95e sisheF-
BANANA@lGs n bunch on orders.
CoCoANCIs-S5 per Leo Z Tk. and IN Job
PfNEAPPLEEcuban a; SIS a crate.
on trk: Northern white At
toE S9nm93 g taiE; and choice g fsnsy
Illinois. Iowa and NebrssEa early ohio az 60.
for straiSht lots and 9G2lc for mixed. triumph
NEW PorKToEs-FIorida triumph At Sas3
a eu box CUBAN. S-SoaS: New orleans. Sos
oNfoNs-5aSc per bu- IN bulk delivered.
$500 per ton delivered for New
NEW CABBAGE-TcIas IN bulk at as per
CUCUMBERs-Nsw Orleans at Sas per bu.
crate or 75GSoc a dozen
SWEET PorAToES-BeHnuda a; ScRH per
and n.5E= per Dbl; Nsnsemord al Soc a bu.
ToMAToES-Florda sS. fair at NO 10 Ssas 3
FOR choice and fancy at felsa3
bunch: New Orleans 5GSc a dozen Celery roots
BEETS-Home-EroWn at 75Gaac a bbl. or I5a
&c Der bu- loose. New Orleans at l5GNc q dozen
punches
CARRoTs-Home-Erown at sOasoc per bu. and
N.gel2 a Dbl New orleans at S95o a dozen
LETTUCE-Home-Erown at SdsAc per bu. box
EGGPLAST-Choiee At p-o73 per large crate
SPTNRCH-Hone-Erown at 0Ssnc a bu- bog.
Kentucky 2}ou box az kGSc, and bu- box at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a; "a per doz.
punches
RUTABAGAs-5c Ter bu. delivered.
GREEN S-pecH box a. -.
Mississippi at 30 per bu- box or hamper.
CAULLfLOWER-G Per bu- box for home
TCRNIPS-New homegrown At ssGar psr bu.
box. and 9ocGH n Dbl New orleans at soc a to1.
KALE-Home-gruwn at i0nl5c a bu.. loose.
PEPPERS-Florida at h-JlS for choice
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per Dbl. On orders
RADIsHE-Nex Orleans at .oazsc per doz.
punches, according 20 variety aud sze: Alabama
1sGs5c a doz- and a bu- box az t0G1c. Arkan-
sas long red at 1edis for small punches TO 20
&C for large: white tipped at Doc.
STRING BEANS-Florida round green AZ 81
for spotted TO 0-I5G4 for choice: wax at s. for
nat and 23 for ruund-
.PARsLEY-Sew orleans curly at &c a
KOHnRART-Sa5so PER doE punches
acknowledgements At sc Der bu- box New
Orleans at - per Dbl
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The Banks

New York. April l6-Moaey on call steady al
3A6sS. closing offered 4 Tine money steaay:
all periods 5G5A Prime mercantile paper Sag
81. Sterling exchange frm at fSSs5 for demand
and al $50 Cor 90 days. posted rates AS and
AS75. commercial bills Ls2sSG4Ssa Mexican
dollars &c Government bonds steady; railroad
Cincinnati. o., April 16-Clearfnzs A.ls4.oo0-
Money 5Gs per cent New York exchange &c
CbIeSxo. Apr1l is.-Cleartnrs SO. IA s.: balance.
& IS, So. New York excha- &c 20 premium For-
eizn exchange UNCHANGED sterling excnAnse
As for 80 DAYS and 4s.5 for demand
New York, April ls-Ciearings Eso.55Sfss. BAL
Boston. April Is-CIea-inss s-..S. so; baiancss
q. SO 0sa-
Phiiadelphia. Pa. April 16-Clee-fngs E.i2.-
<S- BALANCES g 81. 81. Money 615h Per cent
baltimore. Nd. April l6-Cieartngs S.eoi.In.
balances GS9.z& Money 6 per cent -
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&C. Ducks &c; Geese 5Gse- Foregoing figures are
for choice only.
Gams--The Republic quotes selected sweet
only Jack snipe Il
Fresh FIsh-Demand good and prices hrmer.
Quote. per ID: Black bsss at IL: crappie Sc for
small 70 &C for large. dressed cat Sic. spS1n-
bali cat sc: buliheads. drssse1. Sc and gross Sc:
buffalo, gross 1izc: dressed 4l-c: German carp.
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Butter drm- Quotations: C~reamery-Extra 2se;
nrSts 2dSc; seconds 2l92c pairy-Extra "a
lselSc; ccunuy-paeking stock Io9lizc: roll n-c:
renovated. extra &c. nrSts lkIzc-
Eggs-Current receipts Iz-c. Receipts ans local
ant z,6S through; shipped 800. duck egss Ic:
gOose eggs 80.
~Che@se-Northern on orders: Twins Ike, sin
sies 3Ac: daisies B.sc. Y. A. l3i1c: lOnghorns
~lf-sI5c.
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New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. April i6-The curb market was
consk5erahIy less active to-day. but the general
trend OF prices was toward q higher level Total
transactions were estimated At 5000 shares
Northern Securities sold at the start At $40
ssS and down 10 s5n BY the end Of the nrst hour.
There was a rally TO 80. then back to sS1. with
trades OF some 800 shares
Greene Copper sold az IN. 5kd.iHztit Tor LOB
shares. Can preferred sold al 1G<sa Tor 10
sharr. Seaboard preferred sold At Q foe
go shares and ~ shares OF Tennessee Copper
al sSI- Cnited States Steel was sold At s1sF
ST. f- S1a 50. An odd lot OF Standard OIL
sold at ss5. New orleans Railway bends al ~
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Representative sales;

SOUTHERN CATTLE-Arrivals q quarantine
cattle were . carr and contained n head.
against 5 cars and % head last THURSDAY. and
IS cars embracing so head two weeks ago. The
supply with the exception OF about : loads OF
oxen. a mixed load. 5 cars OF e1vs and a few odd
calves and bulls was principally steers. and
fair 10 good. while the balance OF the mixed
stun was just ordinary A very slow movement
prevailed at the opening. as buyers and sellers
were far apart but nnally sales OF all kinds %
cattle were around sc lower.
The weeks receipts show some fsc.ease and
were generally FED steers on which trading the
fCre part OF the week showed some ADVANCE. but
ss the week advanced a weakness developed and
values arc closing iadI5c lower than last Thurs
day. The run Of the Stun and bulls has been
light and no Grange Is shown with last week
A few consignments OF calves were on sale. In
ticaliy steady.
Representative Gales:
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St Loui-HReat-May offered at 7O1c. puts
doH Rose: calls TlNanIc TO Ike: july es.c
sellers; puts &c; calls Csc. corn-May puts 4c:
Milwaukee-Nay wheat puts 5sSGss.c; calls
iSAc: July PUTS nc: calls usHIEc: Nay corn
puts f3Sc; calls S5sc: July puts ASc: calls f45.c.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

New York. April Observation-Disclosures were
L1n66n' FriSes generally only frsctioHsIiy
ioEer. ArbltTage houses did SEQ, nearly al
Netropoitan-An early weak feature was
Metropolitan Suoe; Railway. The more az
Eressiye attitude q ;he AmoEy LAWYERS and es-
ing. The stock recovered the greater rart OF the
e eariy,ss dec w5s ca If s et98s Z nj Gents. il
broke sharply on the difficulty Of marketing even
this level was Significant
Amaigsmated COPPER preferred rose on scat
tered buyinG BY commission houses. and cover
ports OF an increased dividend rate. Anasonaa
vas made that the AmaiEamated d!Tec.ors had
declared quarterly dividend = OF Per sent
point from its early hIGn price. but quickly re
covered. The news had evidently been dis
counted.
Dividend RumOEs.It was learned t9 shiSs, on
and Illinois Central Railroad companies.
Baltimore and oAio-A feature was Bait Ra!sim Sss
and Ohio, F9r some 5 cay "a e,c : : y' buving
by banking interest Identifies VIII the Tr-pI
NJ ,s SIIii ~ tbe sfScS. The excellent state
msnt for March earninEs brought N good buy
that the company is operating Pr0dtably.
ny IL WY WI az
road controlled BY Pennsylvania strong, gut
Pennsylvania itself was higher on heavy ouylns
hT brokers idsntihed with the Waldorf clique
a. well as by Gates and keene broksrsa Il
was said that M keene had reversed his posi-
ton on the market. Street and Norton bought
$500 shares.
Norfolk and western-There was further rik
Of an Increase in the dividend rate on Noi9i%
and Western. a. well as Baitim3re and ono
me most conspicuous buying OF Norfotk ap-
pcsred to be BY the Gates party.
Manhattan-After a fractional early decline
Manhattan rallied on covering by, room sh.rls
IN ~ = st-ike was indeanite. Prevailing ina
prsssion was that II there shouH- be one u
wouIG he easy for the company TO fight IL
G F. Room shorts were frghtened INTO
covering by talk Of a squeeze one stoTy. va
that friends Of Mr.. Gates we're short OF ue
stock. and predicted lower prices. At the hlEn
level long stock was forthcoming IN entusA
, volume TO make the price react
Bond Sales Mt New York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. April S-Sales Of bonds were mace
here to-day as follows.
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The Meta Markets.

New York. April 1S-rin advanced Us IN Lon
s sSres 'G Il lis e 49, he WE New si fo;E MARKET. respDoaa,
ing 70 me foreign gain, ruled aEmer: closing z
q futures in ths london market; sDSt .heFs si1sr
I1E at f sSrs s. "a a a1s fa anessns at "a and co1tnas
5ominaI: s;aadsrd Is noe SHo;sa; AXE and slsesTSsa
lyys arr iS aSPS sas Al io IslIi IN LS anS Sss elosias al IN:
Is Cd. while locally IL remained auis, and 10
IS IS 81 in Londoa: was asist and unshaasea-
IT New YORK at Ssee. Tn closed at - "a c sTns
market remains quiet and more or les nominal:
70. ! fss S56Sv NS @5f.Ss1n Is q au?tsc 8: e:
foundry southern and No l foundry Southern
soft at s1SsS cor..
New York. April ~SLCoTee.spo RIO SI;ssi
mid steady Futures 0Ps51edn s sSs1 ssT, at a pa ~
and thus es:aSiIsSing a new low record s2>ca-
- .Tee ana No Sh ms' he lover European nssrSet.
Effected the initial loss the UNCHANGED primag
Win prsaf taking BY shorts sustained values ana
brought about a closing reTesf'n or1 49,
10 na5E Dolns. higher: saiss were $500 5aes, incisdS
l3s Nay o ssG So1' al sel' Dec sss !. ssP' March Is
Dry Goods.
New York. April IA slightly Improved tone
IS evident IN The market fs dSy gods; og; Ivy
ifnss ne futurs. instruetions nave been @recsfvsl
BY DEPARTMENTS heads In joeelne-honses throuSh~
before adding TO supplies on hand.
Petroleum.
Toledo. o.. April 1s-ou unchanged.
on city. fa.. Aprfl S-CredIt balances. 1ge:
Certificates no BID Shipments. Pennsyivzniz
G.sSI. average 3.5f3: runs s3.7O. average aiI5-
shipments, Lima 1S. average $50: runs G,S9l.
Sugar.
New York. April iS-sugar-Rav Arm: fafr
refining &c. Centrifugal. IS test. ; 3-1ec, molaS-
ses sugar szes refined nrm. crushed sac: psTtr
dcred 1850; graduated 4-s0c. Molasses firm. Sey
Orleans 316sec-
New Orleans. April 1s-sugar dull; open kettle
@sSd1Sc. open kettle centrifugal 3h6Facs cen
utfngsi whites fsc: Fellows 2Saic: sseonds5
3 Slsc. Sirup norninal. l96e4c.
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Government Bonds.
Foreign Exchange.

Reported by Francis. Bro. & Co. No. as North
Fourth street:
Prime sterling. cables 4.Sg56i.s7o: checks 4ssD
6i-ss0: 80 days A.aSGiS75.
Commercial sterling. checks asSud4 So q
days 4.SSafSz: 20 days +.s29Ls1s-
Grain bills 4.S2If.s5k
Cotton bills 4.S.
days 5-1sNd5-I 10 LIS.
Commercial French francs. checks ( rs-.&
SIS I-iedS. IzE: % DAYS SD.
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5.l1GTS. Il lis
G5.IsL. 90 days 5-21is-
Commercial Belgian francs. checks s.Isie0
SIS 1-i6d5.1SA: so days b.2Iis-
Bankers reichsmarks- cables IS l-ls. checks
81 f5-fsGo4 1-S2: 90 DAYS SpzGsf s-is.
Commercial reichsmRrks. checks 81 l7-IedaF.-
50 days afaFsf ZIG: 50 days sf-sG9fA.
BsnkerS Dutch guilders. checks 4oN: 60 days
commereial Dutch guilders. checks pI-lsa
Market firm
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Sew YORK. stock auotntInn..

81. Louis. .Apri. h-The following snovs he
openins highest lowest and closing au1tatf0ns
on the New York Stock EXCHANGE TODAY. Cor
Tected daily for The Republic By Francis Bro. &
Co. bonds and stocks. No IA North Fourth
stocks salsso Psn-H!gh.Lgs.CoeYss
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Tinges and stained AGSc below white.
GalvestonIspot market quiet. middlinE Dlc.
Sev or.eInS-SPot market easy; middltns lglsc:
Memph!s-Spot market steady; middlinEs nc.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 20= bales
New Orleans, s. bales.
Savannah. IS bales
Charleston. 81 bales.
Norfolk. 81 bales.
Houston. 2.ls5 bales
Memphis. LII bales
Net receipts at all United States ports for
SIX days were @,lsI bales. against si.S4 bales
a week ago and 51.d3 tales a year ago. Exports.
Sl.E2 bales, against 5l.5S bales a year ago
S.ocks. 2.0s5 bales. against si4.S57 bales.
ST VnTTTE W. RETIAV-EE 81 aTENFE-<-~
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Furs.
Hides.

An unreasonable and "stringy'' furs are graded
going figures.
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TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.

sHEEP-The sheep market was <erv outlet. as
there was only . small number on sale. the re-
ceipts mostly being shipped IN by local slHugh-
tererE TO MI urgent orders. as they have been
unable TO secure as many as they have needed
during the past few weeks. There was no
change to the trade. all decent mutton stock.
both sheep and lambs. selling readily and fully
a. good As a. any time this week Buyers are
greatly disappointed at not being able TO MI
their orders and are willing to pay extra strong
prices compared with other markets for good
stun. The common grades are rather slow sale
and arc On O. shade lower basis han two weeks
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New York. April observation-disclosures were
dun and displayed a downward tendency n
LundOn. Prices generally only frscGOnsl4l
lever. ArbItrage houses did 800, nearly a.
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Fruits and veEetabIe..

before being shipped.
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wall street ,Gos.ip

Rrp-s<ee lby Commercial Adyertiser through
FanssE. Eus 00. ne, ~ SN0Eth RaqEIa srssi.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mass. April Is-Closinr quotations on
InU1Feg. bonds. stocks and mining shares to-day
vesze sas ifoloNs; D,o>-rv
caIu loans 55H9s per cent; time loans sas Der
@H BONDS.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-04-17

Local Money Narket.
There Is a continued good local demand for
ioans. but funds are plentiful and discount rsfes
are unchanged at sue per cszt YesfrrisvsS
transactions at the banks were IN fair volume.
Treaspry Statement.
Washington. April Is-AvaIlable cash balance
fzsLol .s34: gold sifS.1s7.zi-
Bad Silver,
New York. April Ie-Tzr silver ,<ssc scr .o.ocs;
a. Londcl. quiet; ZfslG per
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~ELrANEoU STOCKS


WAHAAs stOChN IN New EOrk-
Ssw York. April B@CiosinK quotations on min
Z stocks to-day were as follows
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Dividend Rumors-It was learned to-day on
trustworthy authority that increased d~ividenGs
will probably he paid by Baltimore and ONO
and Illinois Central Railroad companies.
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Yesterday's Bank CIearinr..
Local Money Market.

eu1 na1 tAeuEhnEa-
Yesterdays Clearinghouse statement shove
elearings E.s1S3ls: balances tsH97.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. April 6-Sales o. bonds were HlAo
here to-day as follows:
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Norfolk and western-Thsre was further tAk
Of an Increase in the dividend rate on Noioi<
ana Western. a. well as Baltlmore and ono
Ths most conspicuous buying Of Norfotk ap-
reared 10 be by the Gates party.
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prime as 20 slzeN
Black - 7ndS0
short stripe ~
Marrow stripe sort
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THE PULSE OF THE PEOPLE.

Baron spk representative at Wash
gton has promising upsetng and smashing Of
The diplomatic
be
spech frankly explains formally officially
in
of the American
people"
speck knows what it
of
Europe
people political condi
of failed
ned eas, wasne openly
Popular opinion
who keeps himself in touch only with official opinion at Wash
densely
temper
likely that
that question
is a g job hat speck la
difficult impossible
and
speck notg it 1T
Washington atmosphere.
But
plishng
his
this nation international
is the temper Of
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CASH FOR KINDNESS.

the show the value of good deeds
to the city
pennless
Brow on a
Conductors
was the Of
Brown received through the mall
porous lookn from he he
NJ Milwaukee aided sick train There
kindness
ute helped him.
Christmas time Miss Annie
$4,000
Chcagoan.
thirsty tired
we'll there occasional large
floating about
So a IN
possible these things satisfy
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CLAIMS he LOVED HER
Because She Was Tilted Portland
Stenographer Wants $4,000
Damages.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 2S.-"The
course Of true love never runs
smooth" said the sage long years
ago, and men and women are today
experiencing the fact. For instance.
there is Thomas ]. B. Nicholson,
whose love affairs have been tangled
into several knots. and which the
courts are now trying to unite. Lois
Eldora Devereaux, who was once
Nicholsons choice, according to let
tiers which he wrote her. is suing him
for $4,000 damages for alleged
breach of promise.
The case was threshed over once be-
fore in the circuit court. but new
trial was granted. and it began this
morning. Although 1t was love that
was concerned in the case, Ii was OF
the sour sort. There were several love
letters in evidence, which the defend
ant had written in the days gone by
The affair began in the office of the
Pacific Coast Elevator company ir
| 1894. Nicholson was the bookkeepei
and the fair one was the stenographel
and typewriter. According TO the ties
timony Of the pretty defendant on thu
stand this morning, there must hav'
been love-making in that Office to
suftlciency. And the letters bear GU
the statements of the plaintiff. Thu
| only thing about 1t Ia that the letters
\ are not signed.
You bet If I had even suspected
that / would need those letters 70
such an occasion as this. I woul'
have had them signed" said tn
pretty plaintiff this morning.
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BOLD MOVE IN KANSAS.


about business.
Of Cadehead
been
The way, b
a toward which all state
legislatures hayel beenc
q
in state.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-28
BID TEACHER c00DBY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Heddle
were pleasantly surprised Monday
night at their home on Shannon st.
by members of Mr. Heddle's Sunday
school class of the Pilgrim Congrega
tional church The class, which con-
sists of 35 young women. failed to
discomfort the teacher. however, and
he proved to be a genial host.
The event was in the nature of a
farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Heddle. Mr..
HeddIe will leave Spokane on Friday
for Seattle, where he has accepted a
position with the Post-Intelligencer.
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FIGHT FOR MEASURE.
Friends of Railroad Commission Bill
Endorse the To1man-Dix
Proposition.

ing concluded that the senatorial
fight is nearing an end the friends of
the railroad commission bill are pre-
pairing to fight earnestly for their
pet measure.
At a caucus of the commission peo-
pie it gas Gee iIch to endorse the
T"'n'aL-7fiT "iIl ana tisht any amend
ments that were not satisfactory to
IT, kulvn friends.
An agreement pledging support to
the bill is being circulated for sigma
lures.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-28

Editor Press:
In the January 20 issue of The
Press appears an editorial. ITO the
| Preachers" In answer would state:
LOCATION OF HEAVEN.
That heaven is here" there is am
pie proof. II we follow the good lives
| of earth's noblest and best citizens.
The essence or spirit of heaven is
in their hearts and influences those
around them.
Pure lilies shed their perfume from
the dark, dank ooze. Who will deny
| that the slime and filth of hell in
tests all civilization? That many of
our institutions are by ii contami-
mated?
WHERE IS HELL3
Yes, verify hell is here" The trail
of the "old serpent" is seen abroad
the earth.
These are the opposite heavenly and
"hellish" conditions of the present
Are they to continue so forever? No!
Present conditions are not final, not
fixed. The future eternal states shall
be, however. The heaven and hell
Of that world are to have location,
as they have now, location to be
changed somewhat.
Heaven today is in the eternal
state. 1t is the dwelling place Of
the Eternal, Omnipotent Creator and
Ruler of the Universe. 1t Is beyond
all human ken Only they who enter
there know ought thereof.
DEFINITION OF HE'LL.
Also, what mortal has returned
from ''helI to instruct us? For
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SCHOOL CAUSES DEBATE.

BOISE Idaho. Jan. 2S.-House bill
No. 20. establishing an industrial
school and locating the same at
Fremont. came up in committee
meeting today and caused lively de-
bate.
In the senate the opponents of the
,eight-hour bill met with defeat.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-28

The case of Wiiiiam J. Harris, who
Harris, for further division Of prop
erty. came up before Judge KEENAN,
yesterday in the equity courtroom
The suit involves about 100000
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-28
J0URNALISM'S MARCH

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-There have
been two or three important develop
ments in metropolitan journalism re-
Gently The New York Mail and Ex-
press only few days after the con-
version of the Daily News into a
morning paper reduced its price from
2 cents to cent for all editions ex-
cept Saturday the price for which.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-28
MAY TIE UP SYSTEM
Strike on Northern Pacific Possible
Because OF Failure to Secure
Increase.

MISSOULA. Mont. Jan. 2s.-Super-
intendent Russell said today there
was no open evidence of a prospective
strike among the employees of the
Northern Pacific in his division. He
was of the opinion. however. that an
absolute failure of the grievance COM
mittee. now in St Paul. to secure an
increase of 20 per cent In wages
might result in a strike that would
tie up the system.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-28

The coming issue of the 1903 d.
rectory recalls an incident connected
with Harry c. Hayward Of the. Audi
torium theater and his charming
wife. While CHANGING over the pages
OF recent directory Mr.. Hayward
came across this startling announce
ment.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-01-28
Heaven, He'll and /
the Judgment Day,

truth on this subjet we mu}g come
to Gods revealed word. Ii
Here it is: He'll 60. e. helans to
cover; CIR hades) signifies death. He'll
today is the grave, used In general
sense of the state or abode of death.
He'll Of the future age is Geherma
(from &c Hinnom. the valley of Hin
nom. the cremating ground Of ancient
JerusalemJ. 1t will be hell of liter
al fire, consuming the wickedness of
doomed world and its incorrigible
inhabitants.
JUDGMENT DAY.
Judgment day comes every day"
judgment Each day has it's quota of
that.
But-"Shall not the Judge of all
the earth do right?" Verify, now
and ever.
Earths reeking iniquity requires
His judgment today. 1t waits while
His hand Is seen behind the affairs
of men and nations to some extent,
the day OF His wrath still tarries
God now commandeth all men
everywhere to repent. because He
hath appointed [future1 day in
which he will judge the world in
righteousness by that Man whom He
hath ordained; whereof He hath given
assurance to all men in that He hath
raised Him out from among the dead
ones" Uiterally.)
Christ was raised bodily. Not a
part of Him (the souD only shared
in resurrection; but His whole being,
body soul and spirit.
Christ bought this boon for all
mankind. So all men, of all ages,
shall in due time Goods time) relive
in the body. II. r. BURSELL.