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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-24

jecia jaki by} cell charakter tego ruchu
Ma wyjaSnienia czekac bedziemy musieli
az do nadejscia poczty.
w Moskwie spali}y sic cztery ogromne
spichrze w kt6rych ;gfomadZono zyWnosc
ola armii rosyjskiej. Oprocz spickrz6w
sp}one}o kilka innych budynk6w, a W
ogniu stracilo zycie niemalo ludzi. Szko
dy materyalne siegaja milion6w. Roze-
szia sic pogloska, re rewolucyonisci chca
puscic z dymem GAIA Moskwe.
w Libawie do koscio1a protestanckie-
60 podczas nabozenstwa wesz}o dziesie-
ciu ludzi, ktorzy zaczeli strzelac do pasto-
ra poranili go Smiertelnie. Pastor ten w
kazaniach swoich Cd dfuzszego czasu po-
tepiai ruch rewolucyjny rosyjski.
w Rewlu zbuntowali sic w turmie
wiezniowie polityczni w liczbie 200
powodu z}ego obejscia sic mimi strazni-
k6w. Zaczeli wszyscy naraz t}uc szyby,
}amac meble wymyslac straznikom, w
srodku nocy. Kobiety bra}y udziaf W tel
demonstracyi tax samo jak mezczyzni.
Wojsko sprowadzone koszar Wpad}o do
eel zbuntowanych usmierzylo katwo
sobie Wyobrazic, co sic tam dzialo, DO te-
legram donosi, re "usmierzanie' trwa}o
trzy godziny. Musiano wiezniom na}a-
mac zeber co niemiara, w dodatku je-
szcze ma drugi dzien wszystkich ia kare
ocwiczono r6zgami.
! WWozniesiensku, W CUB. chersonskiej
by}a demonstracya uliczna. Do rozpedze-
MIA tejze wyslano kozak6w. CT natarli
ma tlum szablami zaszlachtoWali trzy-
dziestu osmiu demonstrantoW.
w Warszawie w zeszia srode zydzi
rzucili sic ma wojsko, kt6re, wysi;lne do
szukania ukrywajacych sic pred pobo-
rem rezerwist6w, skorzysta}o tel Okla
zyi i zacze}o rabowac sklepy. Wlascicie-
lie bronili swej W}asnosci, strzelajac re-
wolwerow.
Genera}-gubernato warszawski Maksy-
mowicz, powodu spodziewanego pono-
wienia sic powszechnego strajku kazal
"a pomoca afiszoW przypomniec mie-
szkancom miasta, liz w Warszawie
istnieje stan oblezenia....
Zagadkowy document urzedowy roze-
slano do wszystkich wyzszych urzedni-
k6w rosyjskich mieszkajacych w'War-
szawie. Naczelnik komisaryatu warsza-
wskiego, general Bogolubow, zapytuje
w tym dokumencie kazdego urzednika,
gdzie zamierza wyjechac W razie ''jezeli
Warszawa bedzie oblezona," oraz ilu
czlonk6w rodziny zechce zabrac re SODA
W takowym wypadku kt6ra koleja ~
czy sobie wyjechac. Ludzie lamia sobie
glowy napr6zno, jaki to ~nieprzyjaciel
ma Warszawe oblegac, ale nam sic zdaje,
ze general Bogolubow ma ma mysli ME
przyjaci6l ME innych, jak tylko ''wewne-
trznych." Telegram donosi r6wniez, re
og6lny pogrom Moskali jest spodziewa-
ny w Warszawie niezadlugo ze juz te-
raz wielu urzednik6w wraz z rodzinami
wyjezdza W glab Rosyi. Oby juz wiecej
poWracac ME mogli ME potrzebowali!
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-24

'ROZeSzta sic pOgfcSka-plSze ten wy
bitny rosyjski maz stanu,-ze Wyjez-
diam do Ameryki zaopatrzony w upo-
waznienie rzadu do podpisania traktatu
pokoju. To nieprawda. w misyi tel ME
udam sic "a granice. Znaczenie mole w
Rosyi juz sic skonczyfo; ME spodziewano
sic. ably mi pozwolono za1atwiac tax wa
zne sprawy pahstwa. Dlugo jeszcze W
rzadach Rosyi panowac beda te same
prady co dotychczas -tylko, re coraz
wiecej trudnosci Rad bedzie miai do po-
konania... Ten stan, przez kt6ry przecho-
dzi obecnie Rosya, ME jest ola mnie ME
spodzianka. PrzepoWiedzia1em w swoim
czasie, re tylko szczatki eskadry Roz-
diestwienskiego dostana sic do Wfady-
wostoku tax sic sta1o... Lecz okrzyczano
mnie w6wczas "a zfowr6zbnego kruka.
Me widze zmiany zadnej W biegu pradu,
widze tylko coraz liczniejsze przeszkody,
widze piana obryzgane ska}y podwodne,
O kt6re uderza prad rzadoWy.... Co sic
tyczy pokoju, to Japonia postawi warunki
bardzo twarde. Lecz Rosya mog}aby pro-
wadzic wojne przez piec lat jeszcze albo
d}uzej, gdyby ME wypadki w kraju, ma
kt6re sfery rzadzace umyslnie zamykaja
oczy zatykaja uszy. / W tenn w}asnie
ley groza obecnej sytuacyi Rosyi. Ka-
ida godzina zwloki przynosi nowe niebez-
pieczenstwa. Coraz nizej, nizej, gorzej,
gorzej-z kazdym krokiem.
Pan Witte, niegdys najpotezniejszy
czlowiek w Rosyi, ME jest bynajmniej
zwolennikiem prad6w rewolucyjnych,
ale bedac czfowiekiem rozumnym bar
dzo, widzi koniecznosc reform. Rad zas
tel koniecznosci ME widzi, i to bedzie
przyczyna jego zguby.
Pewien rewolucyonista rosyjski, mie-
szkajacy w Londynie, twierdzi, re jency
wojenni rosyjscy, trzymani obecnie w
Japonii, powr6ca do Rosyi jako rewolu-
cyonisci narobia rzadowi ME malo k1opo-
tn. Podobno komitety rewolucyjne ro-
syjskie Anglii Ameryki dostarczaja
jencom rosyjskim w Japonii broszury
proklamacye rewolucyjne w wszelkiej
ilosci.
w Brzesciu Litewskim trwaly przez
diva dni grozne zaburzenia zydowskie.
Ludnosc zydowska tego miasta, pomimo
znanei solidarnosci wiasciwej temu pie
mieniu, podzieli}a sic, jak widac, ma diva
obozy, bo telegram donosi, re tfum po-
sp6lstwa zydowskiego wpadf w ulice
handlowe zniszczyl wszystkie sklady
towarami magazyny, nalezace do zy
dow. Sprowadzone wojsko zrobi}o uzy-
tex broni polozylo trupem dwudzie-
stu czterech napastnik6w, trzydziestu
osmiu jest rannych. Przvchylajac sic dc
blagan rabin6w nakazal policmajster woj-
sku, ably biwakowalo ma ulicach stree,
glo zar6wno porozbijanych sklep6w, jak
tvch SHADOW dOm0W. kt0re dOtad usZfy
ca}o. Walka miedzy zydami toczona byla
ma rewolwery takiego samego kalibru
typu, jak uzywane podczas walk poll
eva W innych miastach -widocznie wiec
ze byla rezultatem zorganizowanej a.
kcyi rewolucyjnej. Szkoda tylko, ze te.
llegram6w ME MONA wyrobic sobie po-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-24

przez pomost ma statek, obojetni widzo-
vie w porcie ME mogli powstrzymac
sic Cd placzu.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-24

Do Petersburga przybyl po}udniowej
Rosyi general Kleigels-niegdys oberpo-
licmajster miasta Warszawy potem
Kiiowa, znany ze zdolnosci energicznego
wladania nahajka.. Zbir ten ma podo-
bno objac rzady miasta Petersburga, a.
zeby Trepow caly sw6j czas m6gf po-
swiecic organizowaniu policyi zandar-
meryi w ca}em~ panstwie. Jezli tax sic
stanie rzeczywiscie, to bedzie wyrazny
dow6d, ze reakcya jest znowu CORA. Ale
tryumf reakcyi przy divorce ME oznacza
bynajmniej zaprzepaszczenia dazen po-
stepowych - przeciwnie: jesll wierzyc
many wybitnym znawcom stosunk6w ro-
syjskich, to jest on ola tych prad6w maj
pewniejsza gwarancya zwyciestwa.
Otto co m6wi jeden wybitnych redak-
tor6w petersburskich: wv Rosyi W
chwili ebecnej wszelki otwarty ruch re-
akcyjny uwazany bedzie przez nar6d "a
prowokacye nawet potulna a glupia
wiekszosc Rosyan go ME zniesie.
Ora w peryodyczna reakcye musi ry-
CHIEF czy p6zniej sprowadzic okropna,
nieunikniona katastrofe, kt6rej nastep-
stwa ME dada sic obliczyc. Glebokie roz-
poryczenie wielki niepok6j, objawiaja-
ce> sic obecnie w bezustannych zbro-
dniach politycznych-przeciw kt6rym
najkosztowniejsza policya W swiecie mic
zgola pom6dz ME jest W stanie-powin-
nyby przekonac reakcyonist6w, re 0
wskrzeszeniu metody Plewego dis juz
mowy bye ME moze. I"
w tym samym sensie przemawia pre-
zes ministr6w Witte, W artykule gazety
petersburskiej 'Slowo.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-24

w Wozniesiensku, w CUB. chersonskie
by}a demonstracya uliczna. Do rozpedze
MIA tejze wyslano kozak6w. CT natarl
ma tium szablami zaszlachtowali try
dziestu oSmiu demOnstrant0W.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-06-24
Toledo Ohio, dnia q Czerwca 1905 r.


"Snaw" "Uszakow Monomach
Hemczug" achim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
CONDITIONS OF TRADE
REPORTS THROUGH DUN AGENCY
SHOW GOOD BUSINESS.

Dispatches to Dun's Review Indicate that
business continues of good volume. and the
outlook for the future is even more bright
Boston reports wholesale trade fairly ac-
i've Manufacturers buy little wool in the
Philadelphia market, but prices are steady,
ana most textile machinery is active Col
iections fairly prompt. Production of WIN
dow glass is heavy at Pittsburg, but the
demand for steel cannot be filled and gem
eral trade is healthy, with collections fair.
The volume of business In wholesale and
manufactured lines is large at Baltimore.
and prospects for next year are bright.
Building and Industrial trades at Memphis
are active, and holiday business opens fay
orabiy. Business shows an increase of fully
ten per cent over the same time last year
at Louisville, and collections are prompt
Al Dallas there is complaint OF slow pay
ments, attributed to the late maturity and
holding back of the cotton crop
Business is a little more quiet at st.
Louis, but Is still exceeding last years, and
collections are satisfactory. Holiday bust
ness started much earlier than last year
At New Orleans retail trade is stimulated
by holiday purchases, and manufacturers
are working to full capacity.
Retail trade is brisk at Chicago. and
manufacturers continue very busy In all
lines. Conditions continue favorable at
Cleveland. Misunderstanding sales are re-
ported by leading manufacturers and job
bers at st. Paul Christmas retail sales
are heavy at Minneapolis, promising to
ECLIPSE all records. and wholesale business
exceeds former years. Weather conditions
have favored retail trade at San Francisco.
Exports to China and Japan are heavy.
Bank, clearngs continue TO show very
heavy settlements through tho banks, a
very large volume of trade and generally
prompt payments Total exchanges this
week at all leading cities in the United
States are 81, o52, TI9, Ala, an increase of %
per cent over the corresponding week last
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Why We Send Gold to Mexico.

FROM the New York Evening Post.
This weeks shipments Of 81. $50 900 gold
coin to Mexico excited particular interest
because the United States has been usually
a considerable importer Of gold from that
country the movement doubling within the
last five years. Last year We imported $10.-
slS595 from Mexico. against 50. 400 274 In
1908. So. 4Gl 900 IN 1902. ST. 1872 030 in 1901 and
$3,051 ,296 IN 1900. What then has been the
cause of this exceptional outflow, and what
Is the likelihood of its continuance?
This movement HIS been entirely due to
the sharp rise in silver. which touched esq
here and 30 5-16 at London. By importing
gold from the United States and shipping
its equivalent In silver to San Francisco and
thence to China, Mexican bankers cleared
a small profit on the operation. London fig
ured in these negotiations, which were quite
complicated. Since the engagements were
put through silver has declined n cent here,
so that the bankers have no longer the same
incentive to ship. Unless the market
changes, therefore. II Is not probable that
much more gold will go out A banker in
touch with the movement of Mexican ex-
change said this week that the demand
from Asia had been the chief factor In adj
vancing the price OF silver, and that. al
though the profits on this weeks shipments
were small, the margin was sufficient to
encourage the outflow. II the terms wero
again obtainabie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
France and the Worlds Gold.

From the New York Evening Post
IT has been pointed out that while nine
great European banks now hold 81 $40 900. :
900 gold. against only 81, 750, 9OO, 600 a year
ago, the same banks held in October 1924
when the Boer war was just beginning,
only 81. 407, 100000. As COMPARED with a
year ago. the Bank OF France has gained
S61 100000 gold. and the Bank of Russia
Excluding Its credit balances abroad) ST.
100000. the other banks having lost heay-
lily or remained practically unchanged.
Which OF these banks have benefited
most in the $403. 000, coo total increase In
gold reserves since 1899? The question
has some bearing on the existing situation
and the results of the COMPARISON are
rather startling. The Bank of England
despite this enornuos total increase in the
European stock Of gold. actually holds s6.
100000 less than 1t did In October, 1899
The Bank of France, on the other hand
holds $200.G00,O00 more. The rest OF fine
increase. In sums Of twenty to Atty mil
lions each. Is distributed between the
banks OF Russia, Italy. Germany. Aus
This throws an odd light on the con-
finued Increase over last year, In the case
OF the Bank Of France. How does it COM
mand this gold? Russia sells bonds and
pledges Its public credit for what It gets
and the United States. where the New sYorE
banks have gained $4,000 600 gold since
October. 16ee-not to mention the treasuryis
great hoards-has drawn the gold by its
enormous expansion of credit resources
and productive energy But France, of an
great financial states. has virtually stood
still during the six-year period
The only obvious explanation Il. that as
England for years gained power over tha
worlds gold markets by its monopoly Of
manufacture and its maritime transporta-
tion profits. 20 France, since the Boer war
started, has secured a similar power by is
monopoly Of ready capital ana Its profits
an q lender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales.-Regular call, ~ o'clock -washinGton
Rwy. and Elec. 4s 81 900 at 1855, 81 600 at SSss
81 600 at sS5s. "
Washington Gas cert, 500 at l19
Washington Gas 4s. 81 600 at 1857
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel IS. 200 at 1O6is
81 900 at 106B. 900 at 106M, 81 900 at 1854
Nor. and Wash Steamboat S. 81 900 at 1O9j5
Capital Traction, 20 at '150A. 10 at '1501a at
1905, 8 at s15OA.
Washington Rwy. and Elec pfd. at go 10
at 3d. at s91a, 80 at seA, so at s9K, SO at seIs,
200 at 50, 10 at So "
Washington Rwy. and Elec CON- so at 42ss,
so at 429s. 80 at 42h. 80 at 42k. 80 at 42la I'd
42% -
American Security and Trust, 10 at 2ss
Greene Copper. at $50, 30 at 80.
After cali-Sor and Wash. Steamboat Is 81 coo
at 109la. $4,000 at 1e9k. $1,000 at 1884,
Capital Traction, at 1904, at s150is
n NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
The World Of
Finance and rade
TEE COTTON MARKErs.

NEW YORK. December 18.-The cotton
market opened quiet and steady at IN
changed prices to an advance OF three
points in keeping with the steady cables.
Trading was very quiet all through the
early So sion. and after sagging OF two or
three nts from the opening figures the
market showed little change or feature.
Private cables from Liverpool attributed
the sreadiness there to American buying
and expectations of a bullish national GIN
ners' report on Monday. The weather south
was more favorable.
Futures opened steady. January. II. So;
February. u.S0; March, 11.96; May, 12.11 !;
July, 10; August, 11.90 bid; October. 11.SO
bid.
Estimated receipts of cotton at the ports
today. $4,000 bales. against 36,094 last week
and 35,411 last year. For the week, 100000
bales, against 256,717 last week and 301. 01S
last year. Today's receipts at New Or
leans, 6436 bales, against S,105 last year,
and at Houston, 1905 bales, against 1924
last year.
Futures closed very steady December,
11.63: January. 1172: February. 11.85:
March, 1902 April, 12.G9; May. 2.16; June.
II. Is; July, 1922.
Spot closed quiet middiing uplands, 1920;
middling gulf. LAS; sales. 200 bales.
Liverpool Prices.
LIVERPOOL. December 16-Cotton-Spot
quiet: prices six points higher; American
middling fair. 6.s7; good middIing $50;
middling 635; low middling. 6.19; good
ordinary, col; ordinary, 5.S5 The sales OF
the day were 5000 bales, of which 300 were
for speculation and export, and included
800 American. Receipts, 37,100 bales, all
American. Futures opened barely steady
and closed steady; American middl ng g. o.
c., December 6.22; December and January,
GO; January and February, 624; February
md Mar q nd Ami
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Monday. The other two dividends were
paid yesterday.

Monday. The other two dividends were
paid yesterday.
Carpenter. Basgott & Co. comment on the
market rs follows:
Criticism is made that stock market
prices are very high and the market is con-
sequent1y In danger of serious setback
This belief Ii based the spectacular adj
vances in some stocks, nearly all OF which
are in the Industrial class. Many of the
best market judges that we come In contact
with believe that this bun market win not
culminate until prices for the standard is
sues have passed their record selling prices.
we are In big bull market, and We have
great confidence in the general conditions
of the country and ultimate sustained ad-
vances In the stock market. hut we think
time. With no easy money In sight, extra
ordinary aggression on the bull side OF
stocks might experience a sudden check.
which could be severely administered in a
greatly oyer-bought market A reaction OF
nve to twenty points on those particular
STOCKS which have had sensational ad.
Nances could occur and easily depress the
general list, now especially vulnerable. ana
TECHNICALLY due for Il setback"
Probably the real reason for the failure
OF pennsylvania to keep pace I'm the market
with Union Pacific and New York Central
the roads OF the properties which most
closely resemble the Pennsylvania. is that
pennsylvania control resides in a large
oooy VI stocknoidefS. There Is no powerful
financial clique or interest dominant, as Is
the case with the other two roads.
large business has been done lately In
sixty-day calls on copper at 11o, plus 1 per
cent commission. making the call price prac-
tically Iii.
A Chicago dispatch quoted high officer
OF the st. Paul as saying: '"The ST. Paul
financing will be s100 O0o. 600 affair. and
when announcement is made there will be
nothing to guess about, as II will be perfect
iy clear in detail. There Is no necessity vet
for financing, and there will be none until
Wen along next summer. Reports from Wall
street, L see insist that the St Paul viii
issue the S25.0l0.000 of stock authorized
TOUR Years ago. doubt whether this will
De done, and hope not, there Is no need
Tor putting out per cent stock when we
could place bonds for 3is per cent"
rms would look very much as though the
81 Paul Pacific coast extensions may be
financed with 3h per cent convertible bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

From the Boston Transcript.
Some one should say warm word Of
praise for the barberry bushes we use here
and there for hedges. For they do say
there Is no such thing as killing them--that
harder winters than the last two We knew
have no ferrors for them. Whereas. hedges
of other shrubs died in many places Of
the cold. But this barberry, this ornA~
mental sort, loves our climate and even
now waves its cheerful red signals and
may continue to do SO till Christmas With
the trees and all other shrubs shofn II
their foliage these bright red bits are spe-
cialiy welcome Taking them along With
the mild days and the general Absence Of
winfry tokens. they lead ypu to feel thai
autumn is still here and that bli4xards arc
too remote to be consdderetk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

Bar silver steady. 80 SLID. per ounce
Money. 3ka4 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for short
bills Is per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for three.
months bills is S7Aa4 per cent.
sEx-diy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE. Nd. December 16.-WHEAT-
Weak spot S51aaS5a.; December. s511aS5A Janu-
airy, se5aseA; receipts, 1881 bushels; southern by
sample, S1as2; southern grade. S0aS6.
CORN-Steady: spot, new. 50a50ts; year. 50a5Ols
January, 49Aa49s February, 4saa49A; March,
49lsa4pA; May, 49iaa49%; steamer mixed 4Ia4Tis
receipts ISL. 413 bushels southern white eorn,
42a4a49&; new southern yellow corn, 42Aa49A.
OATS-Quiet No. white, 3Tl%a373s; No. 3
white. 37aS7A; No. mixed, 3ea361.; receipts,
2S, 4T4 bushels.
RYE-Steady; receipts, 393S bushels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers, 1919 f street, members New
York stock exchange, Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Grain Markets.

CHICAGO December 16.--Favorable re-
ports on harvest conditions in Argentina
depressed May wheat to SSla here today.
On continued clear weather throughout
the corn belt the May option eased off to
44Aa44ss.
The heavy tone of wheat and corn sent
May oats off to 32ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Liverpool Prices.

LIVERPOOL, December 18.-Wheat-Spot
steady. No. 2 red western winter, Is. I'd.
futures quiet: December, 6s 111ad.; March.
Is. Nd. May. 6s. 1O%d. Corn-Spot quiet.
American mixed new. As 3D.; American
mixed old. As. 10d.; futures quiet; January,
As. sgd: March, As. 3ssd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

Patfencs n an asset 4 incaIculable
worth. Cent pr Ceak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption, s1,0l5,9 o7; government receipts
from internal revenue. 1923 1853; customs,
$1.O7o.645; miscellaneous, s22 905; expendi-
lures s., 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16
BULLS AND BEARS
Special pispateh to rhe Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
stock agitator has all along been credited
with being one Of the cieverest tape read
ers and shrewdest Judges of the temporary
speculative situation that the stock market
has ever known. II such a man guesses
right three times out OF four no considers
that he is doing well (there Is Mr. Keenc's
authority for that. What Lawson's per-
centage OF accuracy IL must be left to con-
lecture, but 1t was apparent yesterday that
the signs of the market, as he read them,
Indicated that a sharp reaction was due.
and that IL he guessed right he could pub
lish himself broadcast again as the author
Of another setback
1t would have been strange II no jeremiade
had come from Boston this month. for
there is usually period OF declining prices
in December before the Christmas holidays
begin. and your professional operator gem
orally feels safe in making short commit
ments for such a movement.
Thursdays market looked somewhat
'toppy"~ before the belated reactionary
movement inaugurated in the last hour and
half and Lawson is not the only operator
who thought that the psychological moment
had arrived to go short.
A curious feature of the broadsde from
Lawson yesterday was the wide gap be-
tween the assertion that failure in this new
bear campaign meant bankruptcy for him
and the statement that his Mexican mining
properties, among other things. were beyond
Jeopardy. Under ordinary circumstances
no banker or broker would take the ac-
count or man who calmly announced that
he proposed to go bankrupt, If necessary,
in an effort to vindicate his judgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-16

A large business has been done lately in
sixty-day calls on copper at 11a plus per
cent commission. making the call price prac-
tically III
Arizona republican., 1905-02-19
ADJUSTMENTS

Goethe's story of Faust" in it's dramatized form has been presented twenty seasons, of thirty-five weeks each, by Lewis Morrison, making the number of performances Mir. Morrison has given of Mephisto slightly in ex- cess Of five thousand. The constant re- petition of this one part wearied the actor and he determined two years ago to retire for a temporary rest to his California home. The retirement heightened to two years and all ef- forts to obtain his return were unavail- ing. Apparently his climatic and so- cial surroundings yielded a sufficiency of pleasure and recreation, and having been fortunate enough to acquire Q comfortable fortune he was content to leave the field to others. On a recent trip to New York, however. Jules Murry, his manager, offered strong in ducements in the shape of the finest new scenery, choristers, electrical eff fectS and costumes ever devised for Faust" if Lewis Morrison himself would consent to re-assume the part of Mephisto, which he made famous all over the world. Artists, costumers, electricians and mechanics were in terviewed. Lewis Morrison, indifferent at first, became interested, then en-
 thusiastic, and finally consented. No expense was spared and this seasons new Faust" has the most elaborate equipment ever provided for any star.