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DecidnONS and CHrns Fruits.

Receipts Of Strawberries, while more than
sufficient for trade requirements were less
than usual. but there was a heavy carry
over from the preceding day the market ruled
variety at the minimum rate, and poor, sun
cooked lots OF Longworths selling below the
quotations. Receipts OF Malindas expected
TO be lighter from now on. as the first crop. Is
becoming exhausted. Yesterdays receipts in
cluded several chests Of the new crop Berries,
which were readily disposed Of at full figures.
The. other berries were in light but ample sup
ply and prices OF Loganberries declined sharp
ly. -Godseberries. Currants. Figs and AprfcOts
arrived freely and prices Of all four descrip-
tions were lower
Cherries were weak Sor packed stock with
supplies far in excess OF tile demand. BE.
ceipts ere about 2600 packages and there was
an abundance OF carried over stock Offering.
Loose stock was. held Steady by liberal pur-
chases by Gamers, vhs were paying 2G5G315c
per pound for white and 2t2 G3C for black.
OlleI!nss oi' hVyal aIles were emery o. looL
quality and sold slowly in consequence. New
Green Apples offering freely and sold at
50d6Oc per box. and Cantaloupes from Coach
ella sold at S3 90 per crate or sixteen
melons Trade in Oranges was. quiet owing
to the competition Of deciduOus fruits. At
Mondays auction sale six car loads, Sonsist-
ing chiefly OF poor quality fruit Were sold.
Navels selling at I5cq$2 Is and Valencias at
TKAWBERRIEs-S4a per chest for Long
worths and S2Q3 so for the larger varieties
LOGANBERRIES-S3 50q5 per chest and
BLAcKBRRRIEs- per chest and 81
RAsPBERRIEs- 25a1 so per crate.
GOOSEBERRIES-142c per ID for common
and ease for English
CURRANTS-50a60c per drawer. -:
CHERRIES-Black. 40660c per drawer and
and 21ld4c per ID in bulk: Royal Anne so
d65c per drawer and, 5d6c per ID in bulk.
APRICOTS1S1 2561 so per box or crate.
APPLES-S1d2 80 per box
fIGS-$161 % per box.
CITRUS 'FRUITS-Navel Oranges. 81 5O4
SO for fancy. $1G2 for choice and sf91 25 for
standard: Seedlings $1G1 25: Valencias. S29
70; Mediterranean Sweets. 81 5061 IS. Tan
geriEes 81 so; Lemons 81 5OG2'75 for fancy.
81 5O01 20 for choice and S1d1 .25 for stand
ard; Grape Fruit, 81 50G2 for seedless and $11
/ 30 for ordinary; Mexican Lines S565 so per
case: bananas $2d3 per bunch for Central
American and S1G2 for Hawaiian; Pineapples,
S293 per dozen.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ne7u York Money Market:

NEW YORK. May s1-Close: Money on
-cali-Easy at 1d1l. per cent. lowest. 1 per
cent closing BID. 1 per cent; offered. tA per
cent
Time Ioans-Easy at 29215 per cent for sixty
and ninety days and -3d315 per cent for six
months.
Prime mercantile psper-5% a4h per cent.
Sterling exchange Firm. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at SfSI25 for demand
and al 81 S535d4. S545 for sfxty-day bills
Posted rates-S4 s6d4 IS.
Commercial bflls-S4 s51s64 S5h.
b. Bar filver=-55c.
Mexican dollars-4hc.
Bonds = Governments. irregular; railroads;
heavy,
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Beans and Seeds.

Dealers continue. to report a quiet market for
Beans at prices which prevailed at the close OF
last week There is nothing new In Seeds.
BEANS-Bayos. 50 25d2 50;. Pea. 81 90@3;
Buffers So; small White. So s5Q3 10; large
81. %: Lima, 50 25G3 80; Red Kidneys, 81 75Q
s: Blackeye. 81 90a2 is per ctl; Horse Beans,
SEEDS Brown Mustard, S494 %; Yellow
Mustard $3q3 20: Flax, 81 S0G1 80; Canary.
51sd6%c fer Eastern; Alfalfa. 141S@16e: Rape,
Ia H2e: Timothy, 6@6Kc; Hemp. 31aQ4c per
Ib Millet. 3@3I5c; Broom Corn Seed. .S20q21
per ton. 80 -
DRIED PEAS-Backeye. SO per ctl; Niles,
S3 25: Green Peas, $3Q3 25.
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Flour and MiHStufS.

The rnillers continue to report very quiet
markets for everything under this head
FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 60G
90 usual terms Bakers Extras. 81 50614 so;
oregon and Washington, jobbing at So S5q4 20
per bbl.
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour, SO so per. 100 lbs
RIVE Flour. So so; Rye Meal So rs; Rice Flour,
81: Corn Meal. So so; extra cream do, 81 25;
Oat Groats 81 30: TIominy. S4l4 %; Buck
wheat Flour, 81 S0G4 rs: Cracked Wheat, 81;
Farina. 81 so; Whole Wheat Flour 50 70,
Rolled Oats. bbls 81 25QS so: in sacks, SO 759
10; Pearl Barley, SO; Split Peas. boxes. 81;
Green Peas SIS so per 100 lbs.
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livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May s1.-cATTLE = Receipts,
$500 Steady Good to prime steers, SIS 40d
feeders. SO 25G4 90; cows, 81 1904 70; helfers,
SO 5Od5: Gamers. 81 1892 80; bulls, 50 50d
HoGsNReceipts: To-day %, 900; tomorrow.
% 600. Mostly sc lower. Mixed and butchers
81 OOGD4 rs; good to choice heavy 81 1904 80;
rough heavy, 81 55q4 60; light 81 5O6g4 65;
bulk OF sales, 81 COCA 20.
sHEEP-R Receipts 1900. Sheep and lambs.
steady. Good to choice wethers, s. 26@5 80;
fair to choice mixed, SO T5@5; Western sheep.
81 75G5 so: native lambs $506 3d. Western
lambs IS 40@6 IS; spring lambs, S. soar 35.
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Coin0ge III May.

8 The coinage. al the United States Branch
Mint Ia this CITY for May consisted OF S14 100 %
900 sn- double eagles S26g 600 IN Stsndard sill
YER dollars and 660 Oo0 Philippine silver. pesos
T1 EfaV. 10OH- the coinage consisted OF SIS, 600
In United states haif-dollars and -2i4o0 900
Philippine silver pesos.
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO May 31.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour, quiet and steady. No. spring
wheat. 92dgTc; No. 8, S5q9ec; No. red. 81 05
SsR isc;. No. oats, 4o1s GIos4c No white,
4i6D43c: No 2 rye, 14G76c; good feeding bar
lev 3Sa41c; fair to choice malting .45Q56c
No 1 ffaxseed, 81: No. Northwestern, 81 061s ;
prime timothy seed. So; mess pork. per Dbl,
S5i 00GIi 65: lard. per 100 lbs. SO 50a6 521s .
short ribs sides Ooose). SO 50d6 10: short clear
sides boxed. $6 50G6 75; whisky, basis OF
high Wines 81 IS; clover. contract grade.
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Local Bank CEeGrings:

Local bank clesrfngs In May were SIlo.2os .
2e6. against Sl19 44o=49 p May; lsO4 -tor
the frst ave unonfses az the year they were
seq. $50 T6s, against S62O.159. III for the same
period last year. The difference IN these two
amounts nrobahly shows the difference IN the
volume ~ business between the two years
The uarFtn. however. is not vide considering
the period Of time covered.
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Duties on Imports.

Tlaa receipts Of duties on imports at the san
FranciEco Custom house during the month OF
Max were s465. sST. against $50. s17 r. May
1909 The total receipts from January ! to date
were So 9S4 632. against 81 255, T42 during the
same period last year.
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WEArHER coNpITIoNs I'D GENERAI

FORECAST
. The pressure is rising slowly along the coast
OF California, but owing to the presence Of
an extensive depression over the fntermoun-
tain Section and northward. along the Rocky
Mountain region unsettled weather is likely
10 continue over the greater portion OF the
coast.
Rain has fallen in Northern California Ore
gon. Washington and Northern Nevada
The temperature has fa4lea-over 10 degrees
in the northern portion Of the Sacramento
Valley.
The following high winds are reported:
Winnemucca. 30 northwest; Modena 20,
southwest and Independence, 81, west.
Forecast made al San Francisco for thirty
hours. ending midnight, June i:
T. Northern California - Cloudy; unsettled
weather Wednesday. with showers in northern
Dortion and in the Sierras. light southerly
winds. changing 10 fresh nOrtherly
Southern California.Cloudy Wednesday;
fresh southwest winds.
. Nevada-Cloudy. unsettled weather Wednes-
day. with showers in. Rorthf.n portion; brisk
northwest winds "
san Frapcisco and vicinity-C1oudy Wednes-
day.: light southerly winds, changing to brisk
A. 6. McADIE, District -Forecaster.
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ViSible Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. May 31.-The visible supply of
grain Nay 2s. as compiled by the New York
2T5O 600 bushels; decrease, $3.50. 600. Corn
g. TAG 0O0 bushels; decrease, 1,4250O Oats
0OO bushels: Increase, 80. 600 Barley, 9, ,040 900
bushels; decrease 1870, 600.
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Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, May 31.-Wheat-Walla Wall
la, 71Q72c; bluestem. soc; valley S19S2c.
WASHINGTON,
TACOMA. May 31-Wheat steady; un-
changed bluestem, S3c; club 73c.
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. May s1.-Clearings. seas. 1853;
balances. SI29, 927.
TACOMA May s1:-c1earings. 1895. .e2e;
balances $62 60s
PORTLAND. May s1,-clearings. $3.50, ,721;
balances $101 229
SPOKANE. May s1.-clearings. ss7s.sO4;
balances $39, ga.
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-To-day's state
rnent OF the Treasury balances in the general
fund exclusive of the S150,000.0 1000 gold re-
serve in the division OF redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. $685. 149 100; gold. $685.
3O7 BOG
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO May 31.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady
crearneries 13h@1715c; dairies, 12Q16c. Eggs,
steady. Cheese easy; 7%49c
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Weather Report.

ueFh Msridian-Pacifc TIme)
.. SAN FRANCISCO, May 3i-5 p. m
date az conlbared' WIKI those Of the same date
lssf season apd the rainfall IN the last twen-
fr-four hours.
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General Merchandise.

BAGs6Grain Bags. b%c spot and 52tc June
July; San Quentin. IS 40; Wool Bags 3e935e:
Fleece Twtne. 7GSc.
CANNED FRUITS-The California Fruit
Gamers Association quotes the following price
list.
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St. LoniS Wool Market.

ST LOUIS May 31.-wooI firm; medium
grades combing and clothing, 1TH023Kc C:
light I691715c; heavy 12a14e; washed.
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Ne7O York Cotton Marker.

NEW YORK May 1.-COTTcN-Futures
opened weak at a decline of 13@15 points and
closed steady at net decline of 26Q37 points.
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Total sales -. 1873. 700 shares.
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK, May 31.-No bond transac-
tions to-day
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.
Common bid 3x, asked As; preferred bid
21 asked 3n1h
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. May al.-old woods are now prac-
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STOCK MARKET.

Aside from the dividend Of sse on oDhIr
Continued on Page Fourteen !.
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Receipts of Produce.

Giant Powder Company has declared dividend
So OF so cents a share;
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Foreign Futures.

LIVERPOOL.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of MARTHA d. PRuDEN, Deceased
PURSUANT to the Order OF the Surrc-
gate OF the Count y OF Morris, made ON
the Twentieth day 81 May Al. D. one thou
sand nine hundred snd four. notice is
hereby given TO all persons having claims
against the estate Of Martha ID Pruden,
late Of the County OF Morris, deceased, to
present the same, under oath or afiirma-
ton. to the subscriber on or before the
Twentieth day OF February next, being
nine months from the date of said order;
and any Creditor neglecting to bring In
and exhibit his. her or their claim under
oath Or affirmation within the time so
limited viii be forever barred OF his. her
or their action therefor against the Exeou
tor.
Dated the Goth day Of May. A. d. 1904.
JOHN b. VREELAND,
1851 Oh Executor, Morristown, N. j.
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Notice Of Settlement

NOTICE is hereby given that the ac
IN counts Of the subscribers, Executors
of Eliza A. Jolley. deceased. will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate, and
reported for settlement to the Orphans
Court Of the County of Morris, on Friday.
the Fifth day of August next.
Dated June 24th. 1904
CHARLES e. VAN GLIDER
and CHARLES r. AXTELL,
1870 Executors. Morristown. N. J
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see
ropEtnM Ion Perdicaris ind
NOTES orom"sa val,sy, W. W.
" nv Moroccan bandit Raj
suli, have been set free and arrived at
Tangier on Saturday morning at an
early hour. Perdicar1s and his son-in-
law suffered many hardships while in
the hands Of Raisuli, although he says
he does not think that these We're the
fault Of the bandit chief.
1t is announced that the sultan Of
Turkey has signed an trade approving
the porte's decision to make complete
restitution and redress to the Arme-
mans. The suitan's yielding Is believ-
ed to be due to his desire to forestall
the international convention In behalf
Of Armenia which is announced to as
semble In London on June 20.
The third international congress of
the Salvation Army opened on Friday
night with a meeting at Albert hall.
London. which was attended by over
5000 delegates representing forty nine
countries in all parts Of the globe.
General Booth presided and welcomed
the delegates in an extended address.
At least thirty persons were killed
or seriously injured on Wednesday
in a train wreck in the province Of
Teruel, one OF the most mountainous
in Spain, Astounding In torrents. The
train was derailed on a bridge over
the Jiloca river. ana the coaches were
burned.
In the race for big yachts at KEEL,
Germany, Friday, the schooner yacht
Ingomar, owned by Morton r, Plant Of
New York, came IN first, and Emperor
williams Meteor III. finished third.
His majesty was on board the Meteor
III.
The Rosotofu ferryboat while cross
ng the Khoper river, IL Russia, 9
tributary Of the Don, sank with all on
BOARD. about 2a0 nersona.
Do you want anythingY Try the
Nhronicie's cent -a-word column
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WANTED

Information as TO the address OF John ri
Lewis, who was born Ia Morris County,
and lived IN Trinidad Colorado, In 1886
Small recovery can be made for this party
or his heirs. Address:
Harvey Spalding & Sons,
Washington, D. c.
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WANTED Live agents to sell DR..
Whites Electric Combs patented
Jan. l, '99. Cure dandruff, hair falling
out, sick and nervous headaches, yet
cost no more than an ordinary comb.
Sells on sight. Agents are wild with
success. Send SOC for sample (half
price,. Write quick. The DIR. White
Electric Comb Co.. Decatur, Ill. 4037
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( country, was burned to the ground on
Friday morning. Last March the two
theaters downtown were destroyed by
fire, and this was the only remaining
! playhouse. The loss is estimated al
! $4,000
Two mills of the Saratoga Knitting
company and several stores and dwell
ings were on Sunday destroyed at
saltwater, N. Y, The total loss is esti-
mated at $125,000. Many farm build
ings in Schaghticoke, across the river,
were also destroyed.
The lumber yards of ]. D. Spicer and
the ccal sheds of Lawson, Craven &
Go. in Troy, n. X, were wiped ont Sun
day at a loss of $4,000.
On the worlds fair grounds on Fri
day fire consumed the House OF Hoo
hoo, the building and contents being q
total loss.
NEWS or The Uruguayan gov
a,,r eminent received in
formation on Friday
NEiaf1 6Ono' that victory over the
insurgents had been won by Colonel
Galarza, lin command Of the govern
ment troops at Cerro Largo, 205 miles
from Montevideo. The fighting con-
tinued for day and a half. Six hum
bred of the insurgents were killed or
wounded.
While M. Deprez the French minis
+aY ~ HAITI and 4ha n ary,a q =, rY,f,afc+nr
were driving past the palace in Port au
Prince on Wednesday they were at
tackled and stoned by soldiers forming
the palace guard. M. Deprez was
struck on the leg by stone and was
slightly injured. The ministers wives,
who were in another carriage follow
ing, were also pelted. The attack was
the outcome Of the feeling against for
eigners.
Telegraphic advices show that there
is danger Of war between the republics
of Salvador and Guatemala and that
the troops of the two countries are
marching to the border region. There
also are reports of a coming revolution
In Honduras.
Assistant Cashier Cobos Of the Cen
trail Bank of Mexico is said to have
confessed to having taken the largest
part of the 100000 stolen from that
Institution. Eight arrests have been
made as a result Of this alleged con-
fession.
The first Of the seven wireless sta
lions which are being constructed by
the Marconi company under agreement
with the Canadian government has
been opened for trade. 1t is situated
at Fame point $40 miles below Huebre.
Five persons lost their lives in a
wreck which occurred on the Central
Railroad OF Mexico near Tampico on
Saturday A freight train collided with
yard engine.
The national trapscontinental rail
way bill was read q third time in the
Canadian senate on Wednesday might
and passed by vote Of 20 to Il
against 81
The large factories OF the st. Cath
armies (Ont) Box and Lumber com
pany were totally destroyed by IRE or
Friday evening. The loss L. $4,000.
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$50 Reward

The Board Of Education Of
Dover, N. j., will pay $3.50. 90.
$4,000 for the return of each Of
the two Smith Premier Type
writing Machines stolen from
the North Side School Building
at Dover, n. j., designated as
No, ? machines and number
$4,000 and 85984 and $4,000 for
any information that will lead
to the arrest or conviction Of the
theft or thieves.
FL. KIEFEL,
Clerk Of Board Of Education,
Dover, N. j.
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GENT A WORD GOLUIQNI

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CORRESPOND FOR PLEASURE
AND RESULTS We introduce. Big
lists: Names and addresses sent on
receipt OF Csc. Both sex, no further
expense. Eureka Agency. Middle
burgh, N. ".
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ADAPTING Chicago won TN e
ArrA,ps Olympic national ath-
~ letic collegiate cham
pionship in the meet held at the worlds
fair stadium in st. Louis, with total
Of seventy points. Princeton was Sec
ond, with sixty points.
The annual congress OF the American
Whist league, organized in 1891 at Mil
waukee, Wis, opened on Monday at the
Majestic hotel, in New York. and con-
tinues throughout the week. Almost
a hundred of the delegates and expert
players are In attendance
Peter Maher was on Friday night
knocked out in ! minute and At sec
onds by jack Williams Of Philadelphia
at the Manhattan Athletic club in that
city. The men were to have fought six
rounds.
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philippines. Inc remains VIII De TAKEN
to Rome for burial.
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SITUATION WANTED-As Gard
ener. Best OF references. Address
Gardener, Chronicle office.
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DEATHS
OF NOTED
PEOPLE.

Lee Gilbert. rector Of St James Epis-
copal church. DR.. Gilbert had beon at
Lake George ave years and had pre-
viously been assistant rector OF st.
Ann's church, Brooklyn. He was thir-
ty-seven years old and graduate Of
Haverford college and the University
OF Pennsylvania.
In New York, on Friday. President
Henry A. Rogers Of the board OF edu-
cation. Mr.. Rogers was taken Ill lit
tie moro than week ago with acute
nervous indigestion and tonsilftis
which developed into pneRmonia.
At the Oily hospital Boston, on Fri
day. Frederick Field Bullerd. a well
known organist and musical composer
Of pneumonia, after weeks illness.
In Saratoga, N. r. on Thursday,
Owen Mccarthy, said 10 have been the
oldest man In the state of New York.
in his one hundred and fifth year He
was d native of Ireland and had lived
there forty-1ve years.
At his home In Port Huron, Mich,
Saturday, General william Hartsulf,
during the civil war inspector general
Of the army Of the Ohio. He was
sixty-nine years Of age and native Of
New York state.
Charles o. Nook, for many years
cashier Of the New York office of the
Travellers Insurance company Of Hart
ford, died at his homo in Metuchen. N
j., on Friday
/ In Manila, Sunday, OF heart disease
| Mgr. Guidl. apostolic delegate to the
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IN vuE President Roosevelt on
r,r,n Friday announced Off
$500, cially at the White
" roI'l'SS' House the following
cabinet appointments: William n.
Moody Of Massachusetts, attorney gen
erali Paul Morton OF Illinois, secretary
Of the navy Victor H. Metcalf of Cali
fornia, secretary Of commerce and Ia.
Dor. The designations Of Secretary
Cortelyou and Attorney General Knox
have been accepted, to take effect on
July 1.
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THE FIRE
n EcCRD.

diary origin, caused losses aggregating
100000 In the lumber district lying
along the river front Several acres
covered with big lumber piles were
swept clean by the flames.
The theater In Roricks Glen, one
mile outside the city Of EImira, one OF
che finest summer Dlayhouses ~ the
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Professor w. ]. Hussey Of the Uni
versity Of California astronomical de-
partment at Lick observatory has just
announced his discovery Of 100 new
double stars. A bulletin describing the
stars and their positions has been given
out at the university.
DR.. John Alexander Dowie, the lead
er of the Zion City OLD settlement,
and his son, DR.. A. J. Gladstone
Dowie, were passengers on the steamer
Lucania, which arrived In New York
on Saturday from Liverpool and
Queenstown.
The Rhodes scholarship for the state
of New York for 1904 was awarded
by the committee on selection, at a
meeting held at Columbia university
on Monday, to Warren Ellis Schutt of
the class of 1905 Of Cornell university.
The total attendance at the worlds
fair for the week ending June % has
been officially announced as 540,4S5,
an increase of over $4,000 over the
previous week and 402,777 over the to-
tai attendance for the first week
Orders from Washington have been
received at the Philippine government
exhibit at the worlds fair in St Louis
to the effect that the native members
OF the Igorrcte and Negrito tribes must
wear clothing.
A snowstorm of considerable violence
broke over Butte, Mont, on Wednes-
day. The mountains are covered with
a mantle of white, though in the val
Ieys the snow melted almost as fast
as it fell.
The New York state building was
dedicated on Saturday at the st. Louis
exposition. The ceremonies were pre-
coded by a parade and band concert.
Frederick Erastus Pierce Of South
Britain, Conn.,, farmers son, has the
honor Of leading the Yale class of 1904
in scholarship.
=
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Suddenly. Of apoplexy,
at his home at Lake
George. N. T.. Thurs
dav tho Rov Marrv