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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13

toes ard general sales from 81 to 81 % Other Vegetables
T mads f Ps2 bs s. sO 90 '8 ordd co.
NaT'h SarOli2a Segs5 % LGag Island :a in 6ek
per bag. s. 5oaS4 so; DO table stock 50 259sS 50:
a ID western s' IN BULK per $50 n s. s6ass IS
So 1 per Sa los o SACK ssasa 5 DO Per I
M Fl s ~ Iey per 5e4 e9 dozen Snse d0 81 Sc
ssSb S9 at9s sS e5 5SS si sS
Danish seed old per ton. $!og$55 DO Charleston per
Florida crate 81 5S6S5 90 DO Seworiesns per 100
sass; CIERY Florida per case , SgSI 49, d9 state
s b4 R; s2g$s scAo o.t Ne" 6 s2S
s. ri Carolina PsT Basket. 81 s s. % s6S 5S
Carolina per s bbl basket s16S2 50: Georgia per
basket 81 S9 a2 EOrda 5seg$2 90 19s r f5
bgehss S4@Se dc BatIore per os 100 0gne9fs sS
5o$ 20 & 90 Per sss S 81 t S DO .d o d per s6
sosrions NeS-or MS per loo punches. 81 5Oas5; do
Baltimore 81 25Gsi 50; oBRA. Havana per carrier. 5ocS
$ias1 90 PEAS so,'t 1crn per basket sl@$2 so PAIRS
psT crate siaSf 20 "a osIAIS Florida and
per basket 55s 90 40 s6 NsTeREs br gfT sO oTf
basket 81 5os2 % North and South Gd SsrolRn xig
nE%Ns. FlordS green Ter basket 81 gOass: 90
CRATE siSSf 3: SQUASH white Florida per basket
8sl5 5 5Sc ER F A Ps5 ssre per bb SIG
81 7S PER loo uTnbers ors plenty and
closing lower Lettuce poor dragging Mushro2T on
cqRERs nsP dos ss 75CSs1 tfrwFRs Tong
IrIand dozen. S47$6. ITrrJF per DOZEN aOp'neS
MUSHROOMS. rer n. 25G5Oc: RADTSHES per 100
lunches 81 5Ods2 5o RHUBARB. per dozen eunches 70
65Oc. -, a.,
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-with the river bs-ges "
s991 weight Of G them toay sifi as
obtained in the early business OF
he dav We Prime. boir>+ per 100 ~ eSc
No s5HaOc: 2 soQs2tsc: No 3. tanse 6O4'Oc; on
clear. 55f65c. sTFAW-DennarN1 good az Iats
81 I07S1 20 for long Receipts or nay and
straw in tons hs Produce E at noon
to-day: Hudson River Railroad $50; PenrAVlvania hal-
road 400: Delaware Iackawenna and West ern karoaa
7o West Shore Railroad 40; IehiRh VaiNy Iaroso'
21O; Baltimore Ohio Railroad 10; Ontario ano Wet
Railroad, 80: Central Railroad % New ersey ~
10: total 2170 tons Receipts or straw SIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeH-Nor6. April = 1914
CoFFEE-To-cays coffee ular-et active than
experienced since the stirring times Of last winter
sales 1880 included come
positions block
q bags May being exchanged a like amount %
50 points. would ind-
according the view. that certain large in
advantage % vice premium
take nearby deliveries sn6 carry them into the
months with the IS points paid for the exchange
showing. said. bankers profit the transactions.
from this the ruled fairly active and
orally firm j opened ra unchanged prices 70 an
ADVANCE Of points March and at the close was firm
net 3 20 points higher There seemed be little
outside including certain Cot
Ton Exchange houses offerings particularly
aggressive Importers and prominent roasting interests
bought the months and sold the late positions thus
absorbing The liquidation ~ months and filling the
the late positions There little nothing
explain the activity. European markets
Disappointing. and primary receipts fu
the better demand seemed the result q the
bultsh recently circulated and Of
little better spot demand. Both the brazilian markets
firm RIO 125 ana Santos 100 higher. and
prices a. primary
reflection 81 the accuracy Of short crop yieys
spot Quiet but firm with quotations
bass Of 7isc for Rio No :.
The prices In the Local market to-day
f0i'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I4vsrpocl April 12-CIosinE: WHEAT-Spot quiet; No
Califernia Is I'D: easy; May Gs 6Isd July.
e. cd COI{N-Spot, American mixed. new. steady.
As sd American mixed old arm a T1zd; futures quiet!
Ma - sZd: July. nominal PEAS-Canadan steady,
Is Sd FLOUR-st Louis fancy winter dull IS 50 HOP5
At London Pacific Soas steady 20 lgs4tt i0s BEEe
mess western. G5s. HASIs-ouiet short cut IA to 10
~ PACDN-Ouiet; Cumberland 26 80 n.
as 6: short rib to "a SOS Cd: long iddlss
iiEht 80 to 81 10 clear ulddeJ heavy. IS
20 10 $685. clear backs IL 20 20 10 S5s clear be-
Itea IL IL 10 SHOULaDEFS-Square. II to Is n.
dull ais Cd IARD-Prime Western. In terces. dull
ass ca; American refined in pals quiet Gas 30 TUR-
III ,NTiNE-Splrit. quiet. AS TALLOW-Prime city
ouiet 2ss od ROSTN-Conmon steady. Ts AID PETROl
fFTfM~Renned quiet TNd. LINSEE1D OH. dull. lis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13

sne yiow. 8. 4oas1 IS: coarse. 81 esas1 y FEED.
Quoted: Western spring bran SIG oeaS2J 20
- 50qS2S dog SO 5OqS2s 80: bran s22qS22 SO
pix and sacks; middlng S22gS25: red dog, 80 90
GRAINI&f EAT-viii the Sovernnent report about
points worse than expected wheat reached its highest
report vas issued To-days market while matching these
ngrs around the opening turned weak and before
previous night II the customary result Of buish
government The crowd became overloaded and IN
especially from outside In the afternoon bearsh
crop advees both state and government added TO the
fessonsl element that conditions had improved materially
tnce TIE government had been MADE up AT any
various weather bulletins in
the last few days In the weekly government weather and
the Ohio Valley. where floods done considerable
daasge. Weather itsef through the West was more
prospect Worlds stocks. according 'Bradstreets IN
creased coo bush, against decrease last Of
compared with 8O2 600 year. outside
markets showed considerable weakness The absence OF
50 nuc abcNe last year has checked Dull commence
somewhat and created the impression crop and other
al s. O5 elevator and 81 O6GSl 90 0 ahoat No North
err Duluth. 81 OOas. TO arrive ahoat. CORN-There
lfaJcay no support outside Of that furnished by the
lending bull operator. Prices rapidly under the
IRON me previous night Not only interior receipts
somewhat ahead Of last the fine weather made
cte rom Liverpool said that OF the demand there
was for Argentina OF which there large
-, 1i o. -
were scarce Export transactions were 10 loads partly
late Monday No closed at SIC Z Rfoat; 70
white. Boo. and No yellow. Sc Z b afoat OATS
similar weakness appeared IN tie oats market Following
heaviness IN corn and wheat The cash market here
closed weak and considerably lower. No was oroted
at 4Sc: No whit 46s.c; No white 45ste AID standard
white. 46l4c- RYE-Msrket 6uH No . Western, soc TO
arrive prompt shipments BARIEYMarket quiet Feed
tnE vas quoted az SIC. New-YoIk- and mating at
55g6oc. c ! Z, Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. X.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. CTms from sozza
Ferry ave- minutes earlier than shown bsow.)
EAsToS. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MArc1z
CHUNK-z40 (715 Easton onlyl. 40 A n. lao,
80 500 t54S Essson onIy) p II Sundays sAik
wTLKEsBsRRE AND sCRANroS-,4o4 sIs 4 NJ
500 P. NJ Sundays. s{-25 A n. LOO 2. N
LAKEW00Ds LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z400. $40 A. N, z1s0 (s-ko Lake.
wood and Lskehurst oniy1 ala as. 90 P. II (asl
p u: satIraays) sundays $50 An
ATLANTIC CfTY-.940 A NJ. 80 P. NJ
yINELAND AND BRIDGEToN-fzAoo A NJ ts1fs
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE POINTS
z4OO. s.3n 1L30 A NJ. xf.2o. AS $40. $50. fIBa
P. N. Sundays except Ocean Grows. 400 A ~ Aoo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERsf1NALo, .A,s.
Too ts9o 'soo tis I, 90 t!iso a a. tl2s'. - 90
stTH 49, CHESTNUT sTREETs-y4ss -,ss
1850. Us A. NJ. 100. s'34o. soc. 100. fsfs
Ri. aDISG; HsRRIsBuRo, rorTsynLE AND WILL
IANsPoRT15,toc "a tsSV ,9iS g0So 100
Fading Pottsville and Hrsog aniy. ttoo t5.so P ~
Sunday. SUNDAY only. tParlor cars only. uvis
Tamaqua xsaturtays sExcept Saturdays.
Orices: Liberty s. Ferry. south Ferry. 9 Aston
House. 1s7. 2s1 434. 1900. 1854 Broadway. fss SIN
west i2sth ST. Gas Columbus Az New YORK. a c-oars
St, 3f4 Fulton ST. Brooklyn: $50 Eroadway Will
fsmsburg- y. Y. Transfer CO. Cor and cheeks
baggage destination.
W. G. BESLER- BURT
Vies-Prss and Gen Mgr Gen Passr Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April H. p. nnCOTTON-spot dull; prices
10 points lower American midcins fsir aoOd 5000 MID
ordaary sO4d; ordinary 7.s4d. sales OF the day
were bales OF which 200 for speculation and
export ana included 400 American; receipts HOO bales
including G.eO0 American Futures opened quiet and
closed quiet: Amerisa midilIn 6 April I99d April
7s9d: July ard August, 1881; August and September.
1854: September and October 6s2d: October ard No
yeuber 49d: and December 6.4Od December
and January, s $50: January and February. G 37d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13

a. 81 -ON-The local market for spot cotton closed dull
20 points decline The basis Of Il 75c mlddling
ss1o sno l5o for mddng GuE Sales. 81 bales
- direct shipment and JOY spinners Southern spot
Ilesees were telegrsphed follows Mobile nominal
- lower AZ 1zAc. savannah quiet &c lower al l4hc
.leston cuieL unchanged lsiec. Wilmington norai-
AoTfoz quiet unchanged At 15c; sales. 36s bales
s.nlere nominal, unchanged 15c. Louis dull
Ssed ~ l5c Galveston quiet. &c lower at Il Is Ice
fssyreans easy, unchanged IL I5-16c sales 1850
- memphis quiet. unchanged If5Sc; sales 200
80 estimated receipts leading points FOR to-mor-
80 Al NeW-Oreans, 1900 % $500 bales. against els
sl. We snc LIZ last year az Galveston. 900 20 500
aeainEt l.35l week and i.To0 at
<ose wear ~ 49, ~ -
receipts a. the port interior points TO-DAY con-
'--el WIN TIE same Gay last ueek ard last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
NAVAL STORES.

IN. market spirits turpentne was firm vim Inn
f,sd Greetings ard machine made barrels quoted a. Csc
Resin Is frmer good strained Guonsd al
81 S67S2 30. Tar 10 strong. We ouotai
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine oolA osS
bsiac.
TkR-Pine bbls 81 So oil bbls s561 Is
ROSTN-Common good strained. 81 S51Sz SOt T. - ~
SO 90: O. 95; So 10: I. So 80: K 50 O n - YoA
81: N 81 O6gs4 10: " O. 81 Is and W wa 81 2SgS4 %
STOCKS on HAND.
Spirits turpentine bols SsI
~
charleston. April i2-T1IRPENTTNE ROsIN norni-
nal -. -. x.v ala.
$50; receipts 5G2: exports 415 ROSIN firm; sales
a. r, c ID. s. %; .
81 40 F So a. G. 81 SIS H. 81 80; So so; r. 50 10; d.
:" Tgii ~ Ami i2WSPiRiTS tn RPENTINU firm.
bs%ci receipts IL casks RoSN-I.sceiPts I65 , nAIs'
TINE firm. SO % So % and 81 receipts 90 bols
f2Turpeutine spirits. As; rosin AfnsrI-
can strained IS Cd: fine. lis 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13

bags and n bags fne granulated 490c; Eagle m
graduated standard granuated diamond A, 4.T0c5
confectionery A. 455c Nos and 3. 445c: No 44Oc
No g. 35e: No g. 43oc; No Z. 25c No s, 420ci No g.
415c; No 41Oc; No II 4O5c No II 4c No IL 395c:
Nos Il and IS e0c; No 3 SOC. The London market
Of I'D SIS Cd for both Aprll
May. The market quiet and nominal with
centrifugal quoted 3sc muscnvado. 50 test,
skc SO test. at 27sc. The stock
Of in the limited kingdom IS los. 90 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

sTA I f9Rt st wEsT ] sTAEET
eTt syiog sI $4,000 AMI CoStaats
= hye r atss than that srs
Noted.
$50 A. NJ. FAST MAIL-ParlOr. sIeepins. and Dining
sSS a NJ ST LOUIS LIMITED[Pglliman slssPas
1925 A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LInuTED.-PuImaa
Sleeping. Dining Smoking, and Observation Com
Partment Gers For Chicago Cleveland Toisdo. and
Toi S5.5v 1GAo9 AND ST I9g5s f5si.a
5sP q r. Ghe e} 81 b0qts Pnns Ss s..pinx
smoking and Observation cars. For Chicago. To-
So Ss'f f6Uis E Rh44S p,,.our
Car For Gai5 W va tvis sS.nanGosh vallss
S-55 r. NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
1ol &c except Saturday Piai9s Car ,...,,- r.
1saG ana chiqaso For Knoxville daily via shsnsn;
ffRESS:MF0r Pi,ts5urg. Cleveland Cincinnati In
s.S5 2. NJ. PITTsBURo sPEcIAI.-Dsuy for PITTS
- WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH,
49, 70 ~ '1010 lDes6rosses and COraRdt strests
andt sfec3S rs az con ing L5sd al
an a5o co qa5 98n9g SaTs 'S Ds0 5s
sunday, So .5.S .ioS5 q ta IS as cOnsss:
.425 40 (Desbrosso, CoTuandt Streets 5i0. s25
sogTHE;FN RxILwAY.-E1pr... lass. as. As =
ATLANTic COAST LISs--E1Dr... o.2s a. and szs
sEABoAED AIR LINE RAILwAT.-ErDr.,s lass
N0RFoLiS AID WESTERN RArLwAY-For Msnpni.
and Orleans 3 Is .. m. daily.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAT.-75o a. m week
days and 465 ?. n. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-7.b3
weekdays and SIS p daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. m. and 2 80 m week-days
SUNDAYS. IL a m. Through Vestbulsd Buffet
Parlor Cars Standard Coaches weekdays Par
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars. Dining Car. and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 D.. n. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK CInteriaker Sundays.
Ocean Grove. and Polst Pleasant from West Twenty
and IL 10 night weekdays Sundays II 10 % a m
and Abs From Desbrosses and cOrtlandt Streets.
900 a. m, IL 40 > 10 and l2lS night week
Sundays l. Is D - a. 1yO p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 725 '755 SIS s5j $e25 (g55 st. Louis Limited.
-lO1O Oeshrossss and Cortandt Streets lO22 30 q
Qenna- Limited '1Ob5. l155 a. m, '125jL s165,
ODesbrosses Cortlandt Streets 220, 255 25
1855 425 s4.25. "455 C'455 Chicago Limited North
Philadelphia onlyl. -565 655, So S25 . o. IS for
North philadelphia onlyl II 10 night weekdays
SUNDAYS COS. sT55 SOS 90 . (s965 Sta Louis Linn
ite6) Cs1O % Penna Limited 30 IS m. s125 S.
+55 % ass '425 90 80 Chicago Limited for North
North Philadelphia oniy) D 121O night
Tick-; oficss Nos 4s1 1854. Broadway
FTfc Coelow 23d ST.; 265 Fifth
2sth House and stations named above:
BROOKLYN Court Street. $50 Fulton Street. 800 Bruai
wAy and Pennsylvania Annex Statios The New York
rransfe- Company viii call for and check Baggage from
Telephone SAB Chelsea for Psnnsyvania Railroad Cab
W. W. ITT1R BURY J. R WOOD.
Gereral Manager. Passr Trahfo Manager.
GEO ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13

sstton Exchange special Liverpool cables: COTTON
gun sales. 1000 bales speculation and export 200:
siF an, ZOO; receipts 1000: Anerieen coo: MD
l- closed quiet. 2QB points lower: April gsa;
Tr-..ag. 800 Msy-Juile, 1923; glne-July, 7-ssd:
august. 1-soc August-Scptcnber. 1864 September
800 te2d October-November. 6z9d: Noyember-De-
b401; Dscembcr-January. C3sd; January FehTu-
npfSSsee Manehester-larns easier. cloths irregular
I1S-Lhe market Tor essential oils Is holding
Prs WITH prices unchanged snd quoted follows:
Nls- tins. - s0eSss cases 50 -: SPEAR
80 ~ - kQoTs--The market shows steady tone.
lItces unchanged, end sales made within the
clNsrssss- ranee: bcRDol- y. &C; GENIIAN, Ee5Sc;
southern s. sss r.T,,fS tss.s e9S ~,
Ttrsseo 1ec; GOLDEN SEAL 81 IOaSl Is; HELLE-
Horsu,n ,ssss,ea n bundles. loe: sARsAPARIIL,A
70 Mexican. 3fI9zc. SENECA. Western, zoo
40 800 SNAKE Virginia. 42Qs5c: rexRs
- lAnaca Hlfl22c. natural l5c.
re.i-<,..h AND MEA1s-The -four market entirely
ie, 'sa ano rather weak undertone. with prices
SCI Spring patents. s. 20aSs So winter
esrs e sess l5 winter patents s. eo9ss 5o spring
NJ - lves5 ~; extra No winter, IS 60G$4; extra
rttr@ Winter; q 1888 S. RYE FLoUR-Dull Quoted;
cJ.s tSee 5Du$z 80; choice fancy. - eoQSz so
a. -tAis-euiet Quoted: Kiln dried. So loQ&3 Is.
brand BAG hEAJs-Duil Quoted; Fine white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
prices in n, local market To-Day

Coffee Gables Rio-Cchee market firm: No Z Rio.
6S0O5. exchange p 7-2d receipts bags: cleared
United States. 1000 bags; cleared Europe,
1900 bags $50 zoe bsFs market
strong good $500. receipts bags
eSS lOa bags. fIsmbgrgCoffee market opened
@ 2 pig higher ? 80 unchanged = pfg
sales 1900 Harre-Cofee opened
STEADY. ! franc higher u declined franc
7 I. franc lower barely steady: 80 ? n advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
Tie Statistical position Brazilian is as follows

coTTOS-To-day's market was even more
narrow than that OF yesterday. Sales only
$4,000 bales and been THE recently, reflected
chiefly the trading and % the local
VINCENT which appears be beaish In n though in
clned short sales every moderate
The days Influences conflicting Gables better
than expected receipts continued light Southern SPOT
markets show great reluctance yield bearishness
~ speculative sentiment the weather
altogether favorable On the other hand reports from
Htle ind1catlon Of Improved spot demand
private cables from the South stated that few
das q quiet and the southern $50; markets would prob
any show the effects o. dull trade the
hods and LEAD 10 considerable break The q
NE weather Bureau ~ midday the first OF the
week reports proved perfectly coorless and had
srect or sentiment. which seemed inclined 9
s sde oN ne 70 the continued absence Of speculative
esnane The market opened steady at unchanged prices
20 e decline OF points. Following the call 81
faed 70 sfTance q 5QS points the
loSltions but later yielded again Wall
pressure. curing the balance q the
somewhat irregular but generally
81 e'el q the session about s9l5 points
n ne active positions. Just before the close
tsleht rally covering. ana the market
tay ~ net unchanged prices 70 decline OF Il points
Aeet q the less the old crop months; the new
SiQp unchanged points lower. Exports
ne Gay were light, but IS ssi6 that exporters
~ ne local market cotton for April Shipment
Wiz some IN the trade contending shat
rt.slyely cheaper than the southern markets.
me range a contract prices IN the local market to-day
vas follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April i2-FI.OIJR firm. wFIEAT-sprins easy;
No l Northern, 81 O0i4. CORN weak; No yellow. oToi
NJ 53kc. OATS dull: No white. 45l4c: No 2
mixed 42c. BARLEY--spot, track. 57G63c. RICE-No 1.
on track S0Aqs1c asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Orces; Liberty ST. Ferry. South Ferry Aston HOUSE,
isT 261 43t. 1900, 1854 Broadway, 1S2 5th Av, ss
Union square West iSs East FISH 81 27s West Issta
$50 FULTON ST.. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. williams
burg New York Transfer Co. calls for s1d chscxs
baggage destination
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-13
FOREST FIRES IN MONTANA.
villages West Of kaiispeii Aion
the Ore AZ Noethar0 bond suffer.

villages West Of kaiis peii Along
the Great Northern hoad suffer.
Fourteen forest fires are raging near
Kalispell. Mont. and property valued at
thousands of dollars is being eaten up
by the flames. which have spread to sew.
eral small towns along the Great North
ern Railroad. Whitefsh and Columbia
Falls are cut off from telephone commu.
nication and the wagon road to White
fish has been made impossible by the
flames. which are raging on both sides
OF II. The latest arrivals from there
report that several churches and other
property have been destroyed. and houses
outside of the town are in great danger.
1t 10 thought. however. that unless high
wind should come the main part OF the
place will be saved. Another large ire
Is raging near Dayton Creek, a heavily
timbered section. and the pine forests
there will be destroyed. One ranchman
and his family near Whitefsh narrowly
escaped being burned to death. and when
they reached town reported that their
homes and farm buildings. together with
oil their crops. had been destroyed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-13
AMERICAN LAW NOT sUirED.
Hawaiian Claims that Annexation
Has Hurt islands.

In an interview in Sacramento. CAL.
Gov. q. c. Carter Of the Hawaiian Isl.
ands said: THE annexation Of the islands
to the United States has not been com.
mercial success. SO far rs the islands are
concerned. Since We have been United
states territory we have not made great
progress. One reason for this Is because
the laws by which we are governed are
not suited to the country. Annexation has
cut of all our internal revenue. On the
other hand, from Uncle Sans point Of
view. annexation has been decided sue.
cess. Over SG.25O.OOO has been paid into
the United States treasury from the ISL
ands. The whole cost Of annexation was
only $4,000.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-13
srEPMorHER HELD a. PolsoNER

Mrs. william kraus. an indiana
eridc. Charged with Killing Girl.
Mrs. William krauss. a bride Of three
months and former sunday school and
church worker, was arrested In Hartford
City, Ind. on the charge Of administer
Ing poison to her stepdaughter. Miss
Crystal Krauss, aged IL. and before her
death one Of the most prominent leaders
Of the younger social set in that city.
The motive for the crime Is alleged to be
the possession Of the property owned by
William krauss. the girl having been the
sole heir. Miss Krauss died Tuesday.
When the warrant was read to Mrs.
Krauss, who In not more than % years
OF age, she said she was not guilty, and
her husband said he did not believe her
to DO guilty.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-13
BALTIMORE L. OHIO WRECK.
Freight Crashes Into Passenger
Train and Kills Four PacAonA.

FroIRht Crashes into Pass0nNer
Train and Kills Four Persons.
Four persons were killed and twelve
hurt In the wreck of a Baltimore and
Ohio local passenger train. when string
Of heavily loaded freight cars on the
Alton tracks crashed into it ut the cross.
Ing at Archer and Western avenues. Chi
cngo. Mrs. John Swartz Of Garrett.
Ind. and her three sons. Earl. Lester
and Chester. make up the list Of dead.
The father was taken to the Mercy hos.
pital with both legs broken. The acci-
dent Is said to have been due to care.
lessness on the part Of the crossing ten
der and the members Of the crew of the
freight train. which. though on the Alton
tracks, belonged to the Erie railroad.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-13
Russia, Shin, rive, Back.

Fort Arthur squadron II reported To
have made a dash for the open sea, but
the japanese fleet, under Admiral Togo,
succeeded in driving the Russian war
ships back after Il battle lasting all day
aud into the night. The desperate at
tempt 10 escape j. taken ns evidence that
the fortress is in dire peril.
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The British expedition In Thibet has
arrived in Lhnssa, the holy capital. only
to find that the Dalai Lama. tho object
Of their search. has fed to the Businesses
Of the hills. The expedition will await
the signing Of the commercial treaty, the
object for which 1t came. and has gone
into camp,
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Kills Relative and selG

Mrs. John James, at Ponca City, Ok.
Clarence Irwin committed suicide by
shooting himself. Both died within thirty
minutes after the shooting. Both for
merly lived ut Peoria, Ill. There had
been domestic troubles and Mrs. James
refused to let him call on his wife at
the James house.
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WOMAN sALks CORPORATION.

Sist~r Of Justio~ Brewer. IN All
Night Fight. Carries Point
Miss Emile Brewer. sister Of Justice
David j. Brewer of the United States
Supreme Court, wOrsted the New Eng.
land Telephone Company In Its attempt
TO plant pole In front Of the Brewer
homestead In Stockbridge, Mass. She
camped out all night beside the hole with
two servants, and was prepared to re.
main all summer. but In the morning the
selectmen granted new pole location
aud Miss Brewer retired.
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Three Tralnmsn KnIed IN Wreck.

\ Louisville, Henderson and -. Louis
freight train ran into an open drawbridge
near OwcuOhoro, Ky, Engineer Walter
Riddle, Fireman Reuben Leslie and
Brakeman William Newton being killed.
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OR, Huris Self from ciisI

Because she was disappointed In love.
Miss Ethel Deveraux, well.known
young woman Of Raleigh. who had been
n guest at Esneralda Inn. Asheville. N.
c., jumped to her death from q noun.
tain cliff 200 feet high.