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The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07
DEMONSTRATION FOR BRYAN
Democratic National Convention Gives
Him Great Ovation. Enthusiasm Un-
precedented. 1.-The Latest PROCEEDINGS.

st. Louis. July :. - Special -
Bryan's entrance tc the Convention
hall has caused tremendous and pro-
longed applause.
The reception being rendered Bryan
is something remarkable and the
applause grows greater every moment.
Delegates and visitors join to-
gether TO make his reception something
memorable. Everybody is on their
feet.
The standards of the various states
are gathered around Bryan aud the
excitement almost equals his nomina-
ton at Chicago.
;2S p. m.-The Georgia delega-
tion is waving Parker banners in the
convention. The Georgia Parker ban
ners were taken charge of by the New
York delegation. There was hoot
ing and kissing of Parker's name
as his banners were taken to the
platform.
The South Carolina banner has
been nailed to the Parker standard
and there is tremendous effort being
made to stem the Bryan STAN pede.
:3S p. m. - The excitement is
subsiding and Chairman Jones is Wig
orously gavelling to get the conven-
tion to come to order
2:25 p. m. There seems to be no
l., ID I.
knows no bounds.
2:o5 p. m.-The Georgia delegation
is waving the Parker banners
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07
TO MAKE COLORADO
SAFELY DEMOCRATIC

st. Louis. July Special Ex-
Governor Charles S. Thomas is ul ging
in strong terms the adoption in the
Democratic National platform of a
plank bearing on the Colorado labor
situation. He says in his argument
for its adoption that it would do
much toward rendering Golordo safely
Democratic.
The plank has received the sane
tion of ell the Colorado delegates.
The full committee has passed the
matter up and it is now in the hands
of the subcommittee. where it now
rests for future action.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07
HIGH WATER IN
EASTERN KANSAS

Kansas City. July 7.-Special
One half of Armourdale is under
water from the overflow of the Kaw
river The water is still rising at a
rapid rate and conditions are ap-
preaching those OF the high water per-
iod of 1903 The lowlands of Argen-
tine, Rosdale are also flooded and
hundreds Of laboring men are aband-
oning their homes.
West of Kansas City along the Kaw
that stream is bank full and doing
great damage to crors. at north
Topeka and Lawrence those cities are
flooded
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07

2 80 p. m.-There is a rush of state
standards to the platform for Parker.
2:33 p. m.-The excitement is sub
siding, the chairman vigorously gavel-
ing. The committee ON credentials
was called on to report.
> 40 D. NJ Bryan now takes the
platform amid great applause.
2 :43 p. m.-Judge Parker's daugh-
ter is on the platform and shakes
hands with Mr.. Bryan. great an
plause.
800 p. NJ Band PLAYING my
Mary land, " the vast audience joining
in the chorus
3 :O3 p. m.-"he chairman of the
Credentials comittee, the head of the
Tennessee delegation. is reading the
report. The great convention is as
still as church.
:43 p. m.-Bryan reading minori-
ty report on contested Illinois delega-
tion.
3:15 n. m.-Bryan finishes reading
minority report on contested Illinois
delegation and asks that 10 minutes
be given each side fer discussion.
3;17 D. IN. Chain recognizes Mr.
BRYAN who will speak in favor of the
minority report.
4;20 p. m.-Bryap amidst tremeu-
dous applause says he hopes they can
report on platform that will be the
moutbpiece of the united party.
:40p M BRYAN has inst finished
the arraignment of the Hopkins fact
ion in the strongest speech of the con
vention
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Topeka, Kansas. July7 - Special
In north Topeka the water is running
through the principal streets knee
deep and the town is deserted. All
last night a constant stream of hum
aDity poured across the big Melan
bridge to the higher ground on the
opposite side. In topeka the water
is three blocks up on the PRINCIPAL
streets from the river channel.
Trains on the Union Pacific. Santa
Fe and Rock Island railroads are a
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07

There were several men located
round Chestnut park in the aortheast-
ern portion of the city yesterday
afternoon. looking for the bear. that
was reported in hiding there. num-
ber of women saw the animal. In
the park his bearship has abundant
room to hide, as it is covered with a
dense growth of sweet clover to the
height of four or five feet.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07
BOY INJURED SUNDAY
AND STILL UNCONSCIOUS

Pueblo. July George Sutton, an
s-year- boy has been brought to
his home by his uncle, George Jack
son, at 1882 Lake avenue. where he is
lying unconscious from the result of
fall from horse at his fathers
ranch. 20 miles south of Pueblo.
Although the accident occurred
last Sunday. the boy has never re.
gained consciousness, and his case is
a puzzle to the physician in attend
ance The boy was found lying on
the ground by one of the ranch hands
four hours after he had been thrown
from the horse. All efforts to revive
him at the rarch failed to revive him
and he was brought to his home in
Pueblo for medical treatment.
Toys at one half price at the G. V.
STORE
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07
DEPORTED MINERS
MAY BE LYNCHED

Cripple Creek, July Special -
The fate of the five deported men.
who were taken from the deputy sher-
ifs last night by band of fifty armed
men. is still unknown and there is a
rumor extant that their captors have
lynched them.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07

/ d. T. Stone. cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly sW ear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
d. r. STONE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of July, 1904.
JAMES 5. CARNAHAN.
(Seal) Notary Public.
NY commission expires Sept. 20, 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07

Two large trees blew down on Rood
street and White street yesterday in
the wind storm. One was in front
of the Congregational parsonage, cor
ner of Sth and White and anotht T
near the A. NJ. e. church. a large
mum ber of limbs were blow off.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07
NEW CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR

Denver, July. -Special-One of
the newest gubernatorial possibiili-
ties is Hon. John G. Bell. of Mont
rose.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. .....$ SO. $40 10
Overdrafts s...,.... 157 81
Furniture and Fixtures. -. 4, 236 53
Cash on hand aud in banks 45.6O7. 81
sl33, s51. 13
LIABILITIES.
Capital ...............s so, 600. 90
Undivided profits ...... 1876. As
Due depositors ........ 80. 155. Go
Dividends unpaid. ...... 1,5OO 90
sl33, s5I. I3
State of Colorado
County of Mesa,
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Attraction. ;i HEFAIR t;::: 5;3; ;;:::

China, Housefurnishin9s.
Trunks, Dress Goods,
Silks, Smart Outer Gar
ments for Women, Silk
Gloves, NeCkwear, Para
soils, LaCes, Ribbons, Hos
iery, Muslin Underwear,
COrSetS, ShirtWaists. Knit
Underwear, Shoes, Mems
NeCkWear, Mems Hosiery.
Mems Furnishings in the
Fullest Variety. :. :. :. .. :.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Union
Trust and Banking Co.
Grand Junction, Colo,

at the Close of Business, July ., 1904.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07

more papers printed by The
Sentinel each week than all
other papers of this city com
bined - Circulation counts
for results to advertisers.
The daily sentinel., 1904-07-07

Little things, big things. any
thing, everythinR-The SEN
tinel prints the works-best
equipped printery in this
neck o. the woods.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Raddad fran en- forfarlig d0d

Mrs NIL. Bobbitts family / Bargerton
Tenn, sag henne doende och var ur stand
att radda henne. De skickligaste lakare
och ALA mediciner voro af ingen nytta,
medan lupgsot sakta men sakert tog hen
mes lif. Under delta f0rskrackliga till
Consumption f0rtvifan i gladje. Den for
sta fiaskan pjorde genast lindring. och
dess f0rtsatta bruk botade henne full
stSndigt. bet Mr. den sakraste bot / verlden
for ALA hals-och lungakommor. Garan-
teras. Flaskor 60c och $1.00. P~roffaskor
fritz hos Lungrsn &Andreen, apotekare
sioxx City, lows.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
En- underbar taliehet

adagalagges af mangen, som lider smarta
af tillfalliga sar, skramor, b~rannskador.
onda f0tter eller sylvia lsdsr. Men delta
beh0fves ej Bucklen's Arnica Salye dodar
smarter och botar Diet onda. bet ar afven
den basta saliva i verlden for harmorrhoi-
der. Pris Csc hos Lungren q Andreen,
Sioux City la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

ANcaENDE Diet oupphorliga
jaktandet eiter penningar tager
"The International Railway
Journal till orda pa foljande
satt:
De kraf, som verlden stale r
pa en- mans duglighet nu for ii
den skapa en- ny sakernas ord
ming. Afarerna drifva pa, an
svaIet trycker. | vara dagar ar
affaren mannens here. Det ar
den, som befaller och bjuder. den
tai ingen motsagelse, feghet eller
eitergift. Manner kama arbe.
tets tunga och grubbla och soka
forgafves efter help. De arbets-
och tidsbesparande upphnnin-
gar och systemer man anvander
att forminska produktionskost-
naderna underlatta ingalunda ar
betet for de man, hvilka sta bak-
ON Diet valdiga och invecklade
maskineti, som driver verldens
affarer. Hvarje Or som gar, okar
snarare bordan och mangdubblar
de forpligtelser, hvilka omgifva
enovar SOM en- iende al hvila
och fred.
Den nuv. utvecklingsgangen
krafver en- uppoffring at trefnad
och 70. Verlden synes vara
byggd pa en- has, som fordrar
Diet basta en- menniska kan CORA.
Att CORA mindre ar att blifva
efter i kapplopningenDfor dem,
som aro j stand och villiga att
CORA mera eller CORA det battre.
Fran dsnna Hsituation synes in
gen utvag att komma undan.
Var energi, var duglighet och
vsra krafter hafva blifyit en- pi
ska, med hyilken vi hudhanga
vara brodsr i kappl6ppingen. vi
hafva i var yishet kastat ALA
idealer ofverbord och som vsrt
hogsta NAL satt Diet att CORA vart
allra basta,
vi existera i dag. vi lefva icke
l dag kampa vi, vi arbeta icke.
vi racka oss Tram och nd icke.
Wi arc falska mot vara innersta
idealer- vi CORA ursakter och
soka dolia och peka hycklande pa
var stora civilization. vi forbise,
glomma och wanda vara ogon
utat i stallet for mat och fors Okla
att rattfardigg0ra oss sjelfva sd
.godt vi kunna for samyetet, hvars
tempel vi besmitta genom var
vansinniga t~illbedjan at guldet,
som vi kalla affair och med vart
nedtrampande at vara medmen-
niskor, som vi kalla lag och kon-
kurrens.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Fran Seoul, hufvudstaden

Fran seoul, hufvudStaden
Korea, meddelas Diet att den ko.
reanska pressen yrkar pa att ALA
utlandingar och sarskildt ameri-
kanerna bora mordas. u. S. mi
mister Allen i Seoul har uppmanat
ALA amerikanska qvinnor och barn
der i staden att halla sig inomhus
men han menar for ofrigt att den
amerikanska kanonbaten "Vicks-
burg, som ar stationerad der,
skall kunna gifva fullt skydd, och
de andra mak.ernas representan-
ter mena likaledes att de hafva
tillrackligt skyddi legationstrup-
perna. Da EFT uppror ! haren
mojligtvis kan utbryta, har Diet
franska sandebudet inbjudit kei,
sarer att taga sin tillilykt hos ho-
nom, men han har fatt EFT afbo
iande svar.
Antitoxin, Diet enda tillforlit-
iga medel, som hittills u~pptackts
mot difteri. tillverkas har landet
at tire frmor, nemligen iva i De-
troit, Mich, och iva j Philadel-
phia, Pa. Dessa ire frmor, hafya
nu fatt namnet "dodstrasten" pa
grund at en- mellan dem nyligen
ingangcn ofverenskommelse att
hoja priset pa lakemedlet med 100
procent. Observation-Disclosures
hera al landets Store stader hafva
energiskt professional mot pris,
stegringen, som gor Diet nastan
omojligt tor den fattige att an
skaffa medlet vid forefallande be-
hof.
Framstallningen at antitoxin ar
sa vansklig. att de ire namda fir
norma onekligen praktiskt tsget
arc herrar Oliver marknaden.
En- man vid uamn John Nilsson
a~rresterades nyligen ] Chicago for
att hafva misshandlat sin hustru
och afgaf i ratten den forklsrin-
gen att hon brukade CORA Tor
stora uppkop och han endast We
lat vanja henne ifran deuna ova-
ma. bet visade sig att hon som
en- fold af mannens kraftign kur
fatt EFT reiben afbrntet, EFT d!npt
hal ofver ena ogat SAINT en- hand
led forderfved. Domare Meyers
stollde henom under 1000 dollars
boter och pliktfallde honom 100
dollars SAINT domds honom att
betala MISREPRESENTATION
For nagot Oliver en- vecka sedan
aAed nara Stevensville, Mich.
Abraham Thornton, en- at trak-
tens forste bebyggare. Nagra
dagar eiter dodsfallet uppgrafde
den aAidnes Is a:ige son nara
hemmet en- tralada, i hvilken for
varades 5000 dollars i guldmynt.
Den gamle hade alltid misstrott
anker.
ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Rykten ga att Indiens nuva-
randc vicekonung, Lord Curzon,
gift med en- amerikansk millio-
narsdotter. kommer att taga at
sked SAINT att hertigen at Malbo
rough, som ar gilt med en- at mil
lionaren Vanderbildts dottrar,
ar utsedd att intaga hans plats.
Angbatsnotiser. American
linens angare philadelphia" af.
gar fran New York den 80 dennes
och passagerarne vantas ankomms
till Sverige den 8 februari. Der
80 dennes afgar New York" fran
Southampton med passagerare
som vantas till Chicago den
februari: merton afgar den sc
dennes fran Philadelphia med
passagerare, som vantas till Sve.
rige den II februari.
White Star linens angare "Ce.
dric" afgick fran New York den
II dennes. och passagerarne van-
tas ankomma till Sverige den
6 febIuari. Den 20 dennes afgick
Majestic" fran Liverpool med
passagerare, som vantas till Chi
cago den 7o dennes. Celtic
afgick fran Liverpool via Boston
den I'll dennes, och passagerarne
vantas till Chicago den 81 DENIES.
Dominion LINENS angare Ca
NADIA" afgick fran Liverpool den II
dennes och passagerarne vantas
till Chicago den 81. Angaren
Dominion" afgar fran Portland
den % dennes, och passagerarne
vkptas till Sverige den 3febr.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Husliga ~ledsamheter.

bet ar EFT undantag att fnna en- familj.
der icke hasliga ledsamheter stundom
~forekomma, men dessa kunna forminskas
genom att hafva DIR Kings New Life Pills
l huset. De inbespara manga ledsamheter
genom sin stora inverkan pa mage och
le~fverakommo". De icke endast gifva
lindring men bota eder. Csc hos Lungren
d Andreen, apotekare.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

DIR. HATHAWAY, da M IagRo
edert fall i hans handler, alldenstund han
varit langst etablerad och har Diet basta
apseendet' Han botar da andra miss
lyckas, Diet innes intet lappvcrk eller
experimenterande i hans Demanding. Per-
sonlig tillsyn gifves af DR. Hathaway, och
personligs rad sd Dir n6dvandigt, nagot
som ej f0rekommer pa andra kontor. ON
Nj OF kan kommq personligen, skiif efter
fra becker och fragblankeIter. Sag hvad
Nj lider af. A%llting hemlighalles.
j. Newton Hathaway, NJ. ID. 81 CONNER
cial Blocks NEBRASKA SITS Sioux City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Miss Fay har under den foregaende delen al denna sasong upp-
tradt for fula hus osterns Store stsder sssom Buffalo, Pattsberg,
Cleveland, Cincinnati och andra. Under denna vecka upptrader
hon Des Moines. der hon forvanar ALA med sin underbara formaga.
Som bekant bestar hennes ~upptradande att under somnambuli-
stiskt tillstand besvara ragor, som befvit skrifligt framstsllda till
henne utan att hon behofver lssa dem,och kandt ar att hon besvarar
dem korrekt. Eft vaudevilsalsksp ~upptrader ~samtIdigt.
Pa onsdagen och lordagen hallerMiss Fay matine uteslutande for
damer. Pa msndagsqvsl erhalla iva damer intrids pa en- biljett.
Intrzdesafgihen ar 10, 10 och 80 cents.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Mardi Gras priser till New Or
leans, La. Mobile, Ala, och Pen
sacola, Fla, via
Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway.
For Mardi Gras pa ofvannamda
platser. kommer c. M. & St. P.
%jernvagen att salja tur och retur-
biljetter mycket billigt fran och
med den 9 till och med den ID
februari och med rattighet att
utstracka dem till den S mars.
Fullstandiga underrattelser lem
mas pa begaran al
o. F. MELTzER, City Ticket
Agent. Col Fourt Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
PROFESSOR w. H. Henry vid


holl nyligea EFT foredrag vid EFT
landtbruksmote i Iona Oliver am
net "Karlek till Farmen".
Eft at de medel. som kunde
vacka ksrlek till farmli fvet, wore
att besoka akerbruksskolorna
som bibragte eleverna en- iorsts.
else at deras arbete, hvilket nod
vanligt maste knyta dem MARINA
re till farmer. Harvid kom han
att mamma Danmark som EFT G.
xempel pa i hvilken grad under
visningen i landtbruk kan blitva
en- hafstang for jordbruket och
SADIE bland annat:
Man hor ofta farmarne klaga
Oliver att dessa skolor kosta sa
mycket, men de betala sig och
betala sig kolossalt, derom ar in.
tet tvifvel. battre grodor IA vi
Store inkomster och blifva battre
j stand att betala vsra tighter.
Dnnmark, hvars areal endas,
ar err fjerdedel al staten Iowas, ar
EFT slaende exempel pi hvad som
kaan goras. bet fnnes mycket
daligt land Danmark, men der
hnnes en- befol, ming pa iva och en-
half millioner menniskor. hvilkas
hufvudnaring ar landtbrukst, Dam
mark brukade CORA adaligt smor.
men Diet sande folk till utlandet
for att lara sig att CORA Diet battre
och efter nya metoder. Det upp-
rattades mejeriskolor och en- plan
antogs att lata smoret bedomas
af ahonade och erfarna man. En-
telegrahsk order inszndes till
mahanda 40 mejerier att genast
insanda hvaI slit parti smor for
undersokning,sa att intet speciellt
smor kan goras for delta bruk.
Sedan undersokningen egt rum,
sandes resultatet at densamma till
mejeriet, och foljden af denna
demanding har blifvit en- mycket
forbattrad smorproduktion. Rege.
ringen betalade fullt pris for smo-
ret och salde Diet tor hvad den
kunde "a for Diet, sedan Diet var
undersokt, och forlutten bar den
sjelf. Delta kostar den danska
stats assam 10, 900 dollars ON
aret. Smoret szndes i marknaden
med tillverkarens MANN pa drit-
teln och datum for tillverkningen.
Danmark producerar nu intet da.
ligt smor, och Diet exporterar ar
ligen I4o millioner pund. Och
dock ar Danmark endast fjerde-
delen sd stort som Iowa.
Derefter tog danmark upp flask.
fragan och gaf ut $4,000 dollars
for att lara sig framstalla den
basta bacon. Danmark exporte-
rar nu arligen for omkring IS
millioner svinprodukter.
Sa kom turen till aggproduk-
tioncn. Pa regeringens i~nitiatiy
upptogs denna SAX at tarmarena,
hvilka bildade exportforeningar
for denna vara, och pa hvarje
agg, som genom dessa foreningar
sandals ur !andet, star med tydliga
bokstafver egarens mann och da-
tum, da Diet ladies'. Aggen sorte-
ras ! de sma och de stora, de Invita-
och de bruna. Forsnta Staterna
exporterar arligen for omkring en-
half million dollars agg, Danmark
cor Diet litet battre, ! Diet dess ut
forsel at agg appgar till omkring
s millioeer dollars. Och anda ar
dess areal endast omkring en- fer.
dedel at staten Iowas.
Da man ser hvad som pa jord.
brukets omrade kan utrzttas Of
Diet lila Danmark, maste man err
kama att vara jordbruksskolor
hafva en- stor uppgift att losa och
att vart jordbruk afkastar endast
en- ringa del Of hvad Diet kunde
CORA.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
New Orleans.

En- trefiig och saregen stad Tor turister
att besoka, Turistpriser for yintern arc
nu %gallaude. Snabba angva,mde yesti-
buitag med genomgaende sofyagnar,
buffet, biblioteks- och rokvagnar SAINT
maltider under hela resan j matsalsvagnar
Begar en- illustrerad box ON New Orleana
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

ON nj will ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4e7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Man och qvinnor

som behofva
den basta me-
dicinska be-
handling bbra
Ell u~nderlata
att genast rad
fraga DR.. Ha-
thaway, all
denstund han
erkannes som
den ledande o.
framgangsri
kast specials
ten. Mar trygg
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Hot Springs,Ark.

Geuom gaende sofvagnar mellan Chica
och HotSprings pa the Centra!s snabb-
gaende Pullman vestibule Limited" tag.
sand Tor box med beskrifning pa denna
mycket intressanta h~elsoort.
Fullstandiga upplysningar
angaende ALT Diet ofvanstaende kunna ert-
hailas of Illinois Centrals agenter eller
genon nit tillskrifva den narmaste az
andertecknade representatives af the
Contra ..
A.. d. HANSON, G.. P. A. Chicago III.
J.F.MuRRY, A.G P. A., Dubuque Iowa.
ID. s. GRAY, O. T. A., Sioux City, Iowa
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Stormfonster, Stormdorrar hos
Spalding, bradhandlaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29

Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
owa. as second class mail matter.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Gras. ' Rsasa IN i

New Orleans den 16 februari 1904. For
delta tillfalle komma exkursionspriser
VII New Orlens att vara gallande pa sar-
skilda data, hvarom eder lokalagent kan
gifya upplysning.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-01-29
Emil Olson,

o7r Fourth St. SIOUX Y IA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-09
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
Many Seeking Homes Where
Lands Are Cheap and
Climate is Mild.
Low Katcs for Homcseekers and Col
onists Twice Month.

Many farmers In the northern and
eastern states are selling their high
priced lands and locating in the south
west--in Missouri. Arkansas, Loulsi-
ana and Texas. Many who have been
unable to own their home in the older
country are now buying land at the
low prices prevailing in the new coun.
try-s7, $40, SIS, per acre and up.
These lands arc mostly cut-over tim.
her lands, some of them possessing
a deep rich soil producing corn, wheat,
oats, clover, cotton, fruit and veg
otablcs. Well improved farms arc
scattered throughout this country.
Many places with small clcarings and
some improvements can he bought
very cheap. Our descriptive literature
gives fairly good idea of this coun.
try. It tells about the soil, crops, eli
mate, people, schools and churches,
water, health. 1t contains maps show
ing location of countries, towns, rail.
ways and streams. and gives names
and addresses of real estate dealers
in the towns.
Reduced rates for homeseekers and
colonists are in effect first and third
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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-02-09
MARKET STRONG
IN FACE Of CRISIS
Notwithstanding War News and
Fire Stock Held Steady
MONEY NOT AFFECTED
BREAK IN PRICES GUT NATURAL
CIRCUMSTANCES DID NOT
OCCUR.
OCCUR.

Mew York Feb, S.--The stock market
today had to face a two-told contin-
gsncy-the great fire in Baltimore and
the breaking off of diplomatic rela-
tons between Russia and Japan,
either one of which was sufficient to
have justified a severe break in
prices. The market faced this double
incident with composure at the open.
ing, the first decline failing to carry
level of prices down to parity of the
London level before trading began,
Support was evidently put into the
market and prices rallied and a quiet
tone that seemed one of confidence was
brought about 1t is doubtful whether
this was effective in convincing any
body that the slightest spilling out Of
stocks at the opening measured the
whole effect upon the market of the
Baltimore disaster. The harm already
accomplished was sufficient to make
the event great national calamity,
and there was nothing doing in the
early part of the day to Indicate the
ultimate limits Of the danger
1t was perceived. however, that the
dimensions of the disaster had al
ready exceeded those of any previous
fire in our history, with one possible
exception, with the record Of the Chi.
cago fire itself APPARENTLY in imminent
danger of being exceeded When it
is born in mind that both the Chi.
cago and Boston fires were the oc-
casion of stock exchange pancs, the
action of the present stock exchange
market must be regarded as indioa
tive of the firm tone of the market
especially when it is remembered that
the approaching war with Spain at
that time caused declines IN one day
in principal active stocks Of from
to points The rally of the last
hour demonstrated that short selling
to considerable extent went hand in
hand with liquidation and was not
backed. with sufficient confidence to
leave contracts open over night