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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28
HORSE MARKET.

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota
Transfer, Oct 2s.-Barrett & Zimmerman s
weekly report: Receipts for the current week
were normal, featured by the good quality,
which allowed clearance of. all classes, a great
Improvement over the past two weeks, when
the poor and medium offerings had to be carried
over to the following week. There is stronger
tone to frst-class offerings of all grades, but
dealers are insistent upon filling orders at the
decline Of the two previous weeks. The whole
buying movement is aggressive and animated,
tho there is no booming of prices There is no
decline in the country. The recovery from the
fall reaction promises to be steady and healthy.
Dealers have been able to close out their con-
signments without making the concessions that
were necessary last week. A number of outside
buyers have been in the market for loggers and
drafters of first quality. Expressers, drivers
and farm mares are selling more readily under
broader inquiry at nominally steady prices. This
fall has shown a much broader demand for high
grade mules than ever before at much ad
vanced price. ~. '}.3 -'..' 9 ~ t,-,:-s
General trade shows a much more healthy con
dtion at the following prices: <. -, IN.
>Drafters extra, $1S0@200; drafters, choice $16(
@1S0; drafters, common to good, $140@160
expressers, extra, $145@175; expressers, choice
$130@145; expressers, common to good, $115@
1870; farm mares, extra, $150@17O; farm mares
| choice, 35@150; farm mares, common to good
| $110@135; drivers, extra, $175@290; drivers
| choice, t$150@175; drivers, common to good, SIP!
@15O; mules, $S5@225. >1 ,!-rSr - x L.. zs-
: Following were the shippers on the market TO
the week: Leo Froelich, John Montgomery, N
E. Dllrance,; n. Herrick, G. M. Belts, w. W
Cray, Nick Cruden, W. II. De Lancy and w. E
Watson. t1E rs = "a ,sss.s- u - -. .s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. 2s.-Butter steady;
creameries. 17!a @22c; dairies, 17@2oc. Eggs,
firm; at mark, cases included, 1914 @19Ac.
12Ac; Young Americas, 12A Gll21ac. Poultry,
live weak, turkeys, 12h@13c; chickens, &c;
springs, &C. Potatoes, easy; Burbanks, e7@7oc;
steady; so to 60-lb weights, 6@6hc; 65 to 75-lh
weights, 61a@74ac; S5 to 11O-lb weights, s1a @9c
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

ST. LOUIS GRAIN. Oct. 2s.-Close Wheat,
higher; No: q red cash elevator: se5s t@9lYc;;
Rsseeer e1n SSs S,hSar Nay
52c; track' 5s@531Sc; December, ,54hc; May,
53Kc. Oats, higher; cash, soc; track, 3o1ac;
December, 2s%c May, 31%e; No. 2 white,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK, Oct. 2s.-Reeeipt

Cattle, 100; hogs. 1920. s.- ,.-a.
Hogs-strong to BE higher. Sales: 70. 3o2 lbs,
4.so; 76, 24s: lbs, s; IS; 20, 200 lbs, 81 81
: Cattle-Steady. Sales: s beeves, LAO lbs,
s4.5o:. 3 beeves. 1890 lbs. .s5: 8 beeves, 1880
lbs, $500 10 cows and heifers, $40 lbs, 81; II
cows and heifers, 9S7 lbs, $2.75: 6 cows and
heifers 1.04O lbs, So; 8 stockers and feeders 760
lbs, So; 10 stocSers and feeders, $50 lbs. So so;
stockers and feeders, .o04 lbs, So. .s5; calves
ings 430 lbs, s2.s5; calves and yearlings, 600
lbs So 25. s.,-'- ''..- - .'. ~ e..
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28
ARIZONA CoPPERs

! ARIZONA COPPEHS. -
The market has been rather quiet lately, and
nearly all stocks have been offered freely with
few bids, but. today the market took turn
there being many bids but very little stock
offered. The following were the prices on the
Boston market this afternoon:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

MILWAUKEE, FLOUR AND GRAIN. Oct: 2s.
Flour steady; wheat STEADY; No. nortaeLn, aoIc
asked. Rye, higher; No L., 72@72he Barley
Arm; No. 2, 54@55c; sample, 39@55c. Oats
46Ac asked. -.
Wheat-Puts ssMc asked: calls: SAYS bid. !. .
Corn-Puts, Acc asked; calls, :46ssc bid. lz
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, Oct. 2s.-Wheat was very
strong all day and advanced to, says, for Octo-
ber The Russian situation and local eastern de-
speaking and the price was stronger in the early
session. Toward the close considerable fresh de-
mand@ sprang up and December sold to S3Ac,
holding at that to the close. Receipts today !:
Wheat, s1s cars; fax. 100; oats, s5 oC rye, s, o;
barley, Is. Shipments: Wheat, Ao, 0OO pu;
nax loo, IA: barley 6, 692; cars on track. 500.
Close: Wheat, cash, No l northern, ssc; No.
? northern, SIC; October. ssAe; December. see;
9SAc November, 98%c; October. 98Ac; sDecsm-
ber, 9sNc; May, $1.03. Oats. 29Ac. Rye, e5c:
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

NEW YORK METAL, Oct. 27.-Lead and cop.
5per Quiet and unchanged.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

CHICAGO COARSE GRAIN AND SEEDS, Oct
2s.-Rye. cash, .73c; December 78c;, May, 76c.
/ October, So 20: March, SO. .4O January, So. 80.
Glover. cash, $13.25@13. So Barley. cash. 3s
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 4; Chicago, milwaukee s St. Paul; 10;
Minneapolis & st. Louis is: Chicago, ST. faui
Minnea polls & Omaha, 10: Great Northern, 81
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy. j; 500 Line l.
Ny1>.tI i&1- l. atnl
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, Oct. 2s.--
Sugar, raw, quiet; good refining. 3Mc; cen.
trifugal, 96 test. SIC; molasses sugar, 25sc:
refined, easy crushed, 5.4oc; powdered 4.s0c;
sasc; molasses, steady; New Orleans, 29@35c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

l. NEW, YORK PROVISIONS. Oct. 2s.-Beef,
steady; family, $11:5o@12; mess, $e.5o@1o;
packet, $40. GIL. Pork, steady; mess, $160Q
1925; family, SIT .5O@1s; short clear, $14dF
1925. Lard, steady; prime western steam, 81 so.
ts2 NEW YORK OIL. Oct. 2s.-petroleum.
steady; refined. all ports. $7.65@7.7o. -,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

PUTS AND CALLS.
Puts-December wheat, S5ssc.
Calls-December wheat, Sa5sc. e,
Curb-December wheat, 81 Nc. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

Butcher Cows and Heifers4, 1882 lbs, 50; Z,
/ O22 lbs S275: 4, 1,O76 lbs, 81 80; 4, GIL lbs,
$500; 8, s12 lbs, $3.50; l, 1850 lbs, $3.50; T.
i247 lbs, So. so. --i.. g.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28
|STRONG IN PRICE
And IN DEMAND
HOGS DO A LITTLE BETTER, AL
THO MORE COME IN.
Cattle Show a Moderate Run for Satur-
day, and Killing Stocks Show. Steadi-
ness to Close the Week-Sheep Re
ceipts Liberal, and Both Sheep and
Lambs Steady.

South st. Paul. Oct. 2s.-Estimated receipts at
the Union Stockyards today: Cattle, 500;
calves. so; hogs 3,5Oo sheep, IA, 600; cars, l2o.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. 1, 1905, to date. compared with the
same period in 1904:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs Sheep. Cars.
1903 3ss, ss2 1886 659, 80 6Z3, s04 M 24,5IS
Increase. ;. $500 14,ls2 ....... 4o,sl9, 3,57s
Decrease. .......... 22,012 ......
The following table shows the receipts thus
far In October as compared with the same
period in 1864:
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars
1905 ...... I6,l97 5,4o5 56,4U0 196,2o4 1850
1904 4 66,712 1882 81 ,49S 1876, 800 4,O3S
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-28

Cutters and Canners-5. $50 lbs, S22o; 2, ~
g. 776 lbs, s1.75; 8, s1o lbs, s1.65; g. sos lbs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
San Juan Light and Transit Company

Nos informan de la Compaffa de los
trolleys que con Ell fin de mejorar ell
servicio de los ca-ros electricos duran
to las horas de mucho trafico. desde el
dia IS de Noviembre hasta segundo
aviso rejira un servicio regular de 7
minutes y medic, que durarz todo ell
dia, saliendo de la parada g 4 las
siete de Ia mafiana. hasta las diez de
la noche, despues de dicha hora CONT
nuara ell itinera1io de ounce minutes
hasta las doce de la noche, saliendo de
San Juan ell lltimo caro- para Rio
Piedras. Hasta la fecha Ell itiperario
ha sido de ounce minutes durante al.
gunas horas del dia.
Tambien nos informan que desde
la misma fecha en- adelante, el dltimo
caro- que sale de Rio Piedras para
San Juan saldra las II y IS de la no.
che en- luga1 de a las 10 y As, como
anteriormente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

documentado picane respecto la retrada vida que
el ceebre m1sco Observable barro perdido de We
necia, medic de honradas genes que ignoraban su
condcon, todo. sin drda e obeto de gozsr del
poso calma necessrios para poderse consagrar
cion de obra maestro.
Sin que Derstal tuvese de clio la notica, pues
lea ning1u psriodico, ell articuo del redacor de
I'll Mattno haba dado Ia vueta Europa, apareciendo
reproducido comeutado los perodicos parisenses
Y he aquf como sir Brandon, que vajaba por ell Me-
diterraneo bodo de yate habfa sabdo que Dersta
al msrcharss de Paris tapados habfa ocul-
tado en- Venecia.
Ell primer movimiento del yanqu, cuando su hijo le
habia enregado ell periodico para que enterars de
la information que explcab4 desaparlc6n del compost
ell ovido e cual deaba sus fastuosos AMIGOS
habfa sido ell de trar e papel no ocuparse mas del
fugitive.
Pero habia encontrado tan viva oposici6n entire los
que rodeaban que haba tendo que adoptar otra Inca
de conducta.
Ell yate ariel navegaba en- aguas de Brin-
disiy sir Brandon proponfa llegar Corf cuapdo Ia
fantasia de famia lie obg6 inernarse en- ell Adra
tico.
No habfa sdo solamente Harry Brandon quien, en-
corezado por poder sar adeane con su "Ataa" ha-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
I24 JORGE oHNET

REPRODUCED la information de I'll Matno que el fug-
estaba de ella miss Susana habfa vacila
do en- desear ardentemente drgirse hacia Veneca del
msmo modo que habia parecido desdida navegar con
rumbo Grecia.
Cuando Ell compestor recibi6 de de Maria Pfa
la areta de Harry Brandon experiment. verdadera
contraredad
Subi6 su habitaci6n, Sc sent6 su mesa, Ia que
erabajo de la manana esperaba las correccones que
nunca dejaba de hacerle por la tarde rehexiono
Desde que habfa llegado Venecia ha5fa recobrado
e dominic de ST msmo.
El si!encio apacible de la cudad muerta habia
conado su espirtu de modo bienhechor e haba de-
vuelto Ia tacultad de pensar.
Habendo saido de Ia agitacion de Paris, no tenendo
ninguna ocupaci6n que ensr nj ninguna obligation que
satsfacer entregado la monotonfs de los das de la sole
dad Derstal no habia encontrado mas que ell
trabajo
eel Sc entrego en- cuerpo alma, expermentando
una sensaci6n de algeria competamente nueva
La insptracion ahuyentada con ell desarreelo de su
vida, habfa vueto mas potente fresca.
Las ideas manaban aouudsntes de su cereoro. los
persouaies de su drama imponan su imagination CO.
rn relieve un vigor una readad que lie hacisn busca
los portcos los canaes sienco de Ia noche, cuann
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
Nueva obra

urisprudenc1a establecida en-
10 criminal durante Ell pasado
aflo 1904 por el Tribunal Supre-
mo de Puerto Rico.
Precio del ejemplar: So. Ell
franqueo por cuenta de los inte-
resados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
En- e1 Jap6n
SlnF0HlA en- R0J0 Y BlANC0

l. air await Ia couleur du safran ct des perles.
?. Este verso, lefdo no sc d6nde nj Sc
cuando, me pcrsigne shora como una
obsesion. A 10 largo de las alamedas
floridas del parque Ueno. mientras tc-
do Gala en- la paz del crepdsculos, las
SflabaS armoniosas cantan en- mi me-
noria su cancion extrafia. Y es que
en- la realidad actual, como en- Ell en-
sueflo del posta frances. el alre tiene
pOSitivamente TN color de azafran Y
de perlas. Ell sol en- ell ponieute. Sc
ha alberto cual una for de sangre, lo
) mismo que en- la bandera de este pue
bio, y detras de SD gloria monstruosa
1Separado de su luz por I'm milagro, el
elo contint1 ia blanco, de una blancura
ave de perla, blanco apenas rosado,
|nco sin manchaS. Cast Sc dirfa que
sse cielo es ell de ese sol nj ese sol
DE ese cielo Entire la ignea corola
u albo fondo, ninguna analogfa
tie. Con una Eitidez cristaina, 10
Sc recorta sobre 10 blanco. y ape
81 una franja estreeha marca las
lSioneS fronterizas de los tonos.
Undo un nimbo 4 la apoteosiS so
x*x
En- ell parque mismo, bajo los Arbo i
les centenarioS ell alre tiene color de
azafran de perlas. Hay biancuras
irnprevistas en- el ambiente; biancuras
que palpitan en- los aleteoS de las pa
Tomas que p san Camino de las pago-
das leianas; blancuras que Sc inmovj-
1izan EN- los cAliceS Gle los lirlos, blan-
curas Sagradas de 'tooris de piedra
que custodian las puertaS de los tenn
plos; blancuras misteriosas, blancuras
del aire, 1ncompreusibles blancuras
etereas que tiemblan, que Sc desvane-
cen que aparecen de nuevo; blancu-
ras de velos feericos. " son las perlas
del verso que me obsesiona. En- cuan-
to al azafran, hello ALI, tambien, for
mando en- el coffin de las alamedas una
valla luz; helo ALI en- los techos rojos
de los santuarlos bddicos; hello ALI en-
los petalos de los lotos que dotan en-
los eSlanqueS...
Como comprendo hoy a los que-!p
cen que en- ell Jap6n los paisajes son
mas bien poemas que cuadlos! Esta
atm6sfera de azafran y de perlas en- ia
paz de los altos arboles quletos, parece
un ensueho de pceta realizado. Todo
habla al alma; todo evoca visiones
ideales. Un rltmo delicioso anima las
formas y hace paIpitar los colores.
En- las lejanfas, los seres que pasan
noblemente, lentamente, envueltos en-
Sus kimonos hotantes, son para mi.
criaturas de un mundo fantastico. Los
techos del temple. arm6nicos y mag
nffcos; con sus filigranas de orc en-
fondo de laca roja, alarganse en- la
penumbra ondulando como dragones
fabulosos. Los mismos troncos &c los
cedros y de los pinos, animados por
la poesla b1dica. que les stribuye un
alma; una sensibihdad y una melanco
liza, los vetustns troncos que Sc quejan
cuando Ell h cha os hiere. estan esta
tarde animadns por una intensa vida
quimerica. Ell aire de azafran y de
perlas 10 tifie todo de color de pureza
y de gloria.
e Comes CayviNo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-16
S. A. LUZ ELECTRICA
Servico de da noche eoriente continue baa tension
mo HAY PELiGRO!

~ oda nos pshculas Ambr pdbiee esnos
Hene eiaenc
natip
Adminst
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

mir bd brinnen 70 fin uno einIam esz
ipprben -. ipenn Sbr Gu9 baSu perz
itiinbst, 70 triise id Sud nod einmal
bort briibsp binein, bonn aber, nm
@u6 fir INNER bort gu bebalten.
glber Sbr luerbet mid iebt ausla9en.
9eIt2
Srdu @sronita bat eela9t; aber es
Hang anbers benn Spott unb 9ers
Orub. sic bat es sebuloet, bab er lie
bor fein Saus nod an bieIem Ibens
fiibrte, unb bann nabm er iie abers
mails uuf ieinen Farten 4rm unb trus
iie iiber bic S9pelIs. limb biesmaI
tiibte er iie Suerit.
9lus benz @inipGnner 1T Elm 3pei'
fpGnner geiporben. Der ldnge 6ries
bel fdlGst aud gar ni9t mebr auf ben
Slid bes WirtbsbauIes unb f6impft
iiber bic Weiber; benn er lGbt iid
iiberbaupt felt langen @O6en nidt
mebr bort ieben. @r bat babeim nit
Ieiner i9Dnen @erpnita 10 entIeBli9
piel gu reben unb gu pbiloippbiren,
baB er fOsur iebt Supsilen ieineRunbs
sanse bur9 ben Walb ubtiirSen muB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

bon SbrGnen trug. Sarin ifanb untsr
Inoerem:
nOu fpra6It ben DunTh aus, Iiez
Der papa, bab es mir selingen m0se,
meinen @dtten pieber mebr ans
Sdus gu feiieln. Sd babe mid eifrig
lnb liebspoG bemiibt, aber Ieiber obne
@rfols! Infer Seim lit trauli9, unIer
Sino reiSsnb. limb 6u9 peilt mein
Mann, penn er niGt i'm 9telisr arr
beitet, mehr Drauben als gu SauIe!
2iegt bic Sdulo an mir, lebislih ali
mir9 - SD babe mir bic Srase oft
porselegt unb tann unb BARI iie bc9
ni9t obne Beiterss beidbsn. Mein
Sroit 1T mein &inb unb meins
Muiit" =
8eim 2eIen bieier 3eilen oa9te i9
an Dersansens Sage, ais WariOn uno
i9 5uIammen muiiSirt bdtten uno
bier. pO i'd isBt fab, ibre Gltern unb
Sreunbe oes SauIes uns pillige 3us
b0rer gepeien ipuren. Die mir ielbit
bic MuIit in mander Ihperen Stunoe
Sroit unb @rbebuns bsihisbsn bate.
10 mar lie au6 Der armen 5reunoin
CUR Sr0iterin geiporbea!
Damn bldtterte ih peiter. Sd las,
ipis bic Dege, bic Der 9atte fponbelte,
erIt our 8eritimmuns. enblid gum
3erfpiirfnib gefiibrt batten. Simmer
fhmerSliher. INNER boffnunssIpier
lauteten bic 9riefe:
yDer mir bus Dor feds Sabrsn gee
iugt bate! @s lit setommen, ipie i6
es lange befiir6tet babe -. mir
f6mer5t Der &Opf, mir 1T toOesbuns
um's Ser5, uno i9 Iebne mid nd9
Rube, eipi9er Gubs. Rur mein 8ino,
meine SGtbe. fefelt mid nod an bus
2eben. Oo6, mas Iage i6 - au9
Define pGtsrIi6e Site unb 2iebe, meiu
lieber, treusr pdpd!"
Das mar Der IeBte Brief. @rIdiit,
teri legts i9 ibu gu ben dnberen; bdnn
fab ib binaus auf bic bIiuteube QlIter,
auf Oeren Delen ia 10 oft nit Wturion
gefdautslt bate.
Wie lanse i9 10 seIeFen - id peib
ss ni6t! Sa Isgts ii9 Die Sano ibres
9aters auf meine S6uIter uno leiie
ipra9 er:
y0as @nbe piiIen Sic! - Sd
fubr, 70 f9nea es bic 8erbdltnife erz
laubtsn, nad Miin9en; meine urme
MuriOn truf i4 ni4t msbr am aes
benz"
Die Stimms msinss alten 6rsunOes
erItidte unter S9lu6Sen; mir Ielbit
ipurbe es f6tper, meiner 9eipsgung
S.rr gu bIsiben. Mit Oem 8eripres
den, am nG6Iten Gage pieber5utOms
men, bsrdbf6iebets i9 mid.
Damn ndbm i6 Elm Boot unb ruberte
binaus, bortbin. pO i'd 10 oft nit
Mdrion gefpeilt bate. 8ieDer
rauI8te bds S9ilf, ipie por Sabrsn.
DaFsrroIen unb 2ilien T9pummen
auf ben Delen. Sd flO9t aus ibnen
sinen &rans, unb uls ss bdmmerte,
ibli9 i9 Itill in ben 9arten. 9ort,
mo unter 6sr lpeiBen Marmortufel ibr
6er5, ibr reines, gutes SerS Rube 9es
funben bat. leate id ibn nieber, unter
ben Mugnolien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26
Der &Ietterfi@.

Sin altes SpriGport fdet, psnn
man Don unmOslidsn Dinsen ipri6t:
.Das tpirb seihebsn, penn bic Sii5z
ner 3Gbne triegen, pber tpenn ois5ii6e
auf bic 8Gumc tlettern." giun, penn
bas erIte au6 bis iebt nod nidt eins
setreten lit. 10 sebOrt has 5peite oo9
in ben gerei6 Der W6sIi4tsit, Oenn
es sibt einen 8lettsrfiIb. Gr 1T be-
fannt unter benz Ramen Pdnopbthals
mus, uno man trifft i'm in Der beis
BEN Some Qfritas uno in ben Snieln
bes SnbiI9en OSsans. 3iemIia tIein,
mibt er taum 6 3oGl 2Gngs, bsiiBt
3iemlih perGuberIifs 6urbeu, 1T uber
eepDbnli6 braun nit tleinen Silbers
fleden uno i6par3 fpeiben Streifen.
Seine 8ruitfloHen iinb berurtis etna
gsridtet, baB er ii9 ihrer gum 8lets
tern bebisnsn fam; es iiub nett me6r
pfoten ais SIoHen. Gr tlettert, tns
benz er ii9 feit an bic StGmme Der
Durseln unb bic tleinsn 3tpsise ans
fldmmert, nit Der Behenoigtett elmer
@ibe6fe. Sdufig iiebt man Jpn bonn
Grbbootn Bis au ben 3peissn Der nies
brighten 9Gume iprinsen, unb beIpHs
bers, psnn es idDnes Wetter 1T, liebt
es Der punopbtbaImus adnS bcIons
bsrs, bic piirsige BalOeshlft i'm
Sdattsn su utbmen. ST has Wstter
iebo6 unIi6er. 10 tebrt sr in bic
Simple unb WaFerld6en in Der RGbe
bes Meeres auriid, unb gans beions
bsrs bsgt sr fir ben 5dmuB stne san'
unpiberitsbli6e Sbmpatbie. sc lit
elm eigentbiimliter 9lnbIid. ME bic
5orIder, bic oisis 9egsno bersiit ba=
ben, ersGblsn, pl0blih einen ioI6en
'Fii9 aus benz WaFer auftau4sn uuo
IF bic 8aumitGmme tlettern Su
ic1er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-26

-SataI. n9u, parum bait 0u
Did beun beute ni9t ruiirt. g lift ia
Sonntdg9" = nSa, ipeiBt Du, in bic
Stabt 6insinsussbsn, iit mir gu melt
uuO ielbit raiiren tunn id mid nt6t,
beun fobalb id in ben Spiesel isbe,
mub id laden"
Gonferbatib. Sdnsioers
msiiter: Sic baben Dor 9ursem cine
i6One Summit BON Sbrem Osritorbe=
nen Ontsl seerbt. Serr SdmiOt; pas
rum beSablen sic mid i.bt nidt9 =
sd bin Elm GROCER Seinb BON GsuBers
lidtsiten. SD mill nibt, bdb man
ppn mir iaet, mein nsuer Reidthum
bat mid psranldbt, bon msinen Iriibes
rem einfuden @spObnbeiten abjulaIs
fen!"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-03
ECONOMY AND CONGRESS.

Economy is to be the watchword
in the next Congress according TO
the announcements of Speaker can
non. Senator Cullom, Representa-
ti,es DelzelI and Burton and other
members of both houses. These
gentlemen say it will be the tlrst
Consideration in all movements. The
idea is a good one in certain sense
hu+ If should not be Overdone:
Economy is a good thing II used
iudiciously, but in many instances
q little too much economy Is dan
aerous thing. If economy Is to be
fbn first consideration in all things
before the next Congress the con-
sheraton should be careful and not
hasty. 1t is very easy to be penny
wise and pound foolish. The best
things NAV cost little more but IN
the long run they generally prove to
no the worth of the money. That :
tbe way we want this government
run-in the hest way even II 1t does
cost q bit more than it is possible
for II to cost. This is Il prosperous
country now and we cannot AFFORD
70 he parsimonious And yet II a
Iittlc iIrdicious economy can be used
and the best obtained why it should
he used and this Is doubtless the
exact meaning of the senators ana
representative who are now talking
about watchword for the coming
Congress.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-03
BUILDING ACTIVITY.

Activity in building may not be
quite so perceptible as it was here
few years ago, but, it is steadily go
ING onward nevertheless. Some OF
the most important buildings III the
city are in course of construction and
still others are planned and con-
traeted for.
The various factories are under
Going enlargement in most instances
Several of them being made twice
and three times their size, such as
the glass factories, the tin plate
mills, the stogie factory and Others.
The eight-story Empire bank
building. the tallest building In the
CITY. Will be completed by the first
of the year. Several very handsome
residences in various parts of the
citv have been completed within the
summer months and still others are
being erected. 4 new glass plant
has begun to build at Northvlew;;
Two magnificent public school
houses, costing fully forty thousand
dollars are to be erected and there Is
to be a big Catholic school for boys.
A church house or two have Just
been finished and another or two
are being started One of the Lead
inc hotels is to be thoroughly over
hauled and modernized. The operl
house NAV also undergo repairs and
within the year a more magnificent
opera house may begin. The new
Odd Fellows building is in the clas~
of most importance.
Wages are good and prices keep
up well. All can get work, if they
want it. and most all self-resPectrnS
persons are at work.
Thus conditions prevail here that
excel those in some other parts oi
the state, and they are conducive I"
an enlivenment of trade, which has
been steady and safe all the summer
without any discouraging slump
along any line.
Having gone through good part
of the summer 50 well. it is not
strange that all look to the fall and
winter with much confidence and be
licvc that business will then expand
even beyond sanguine expectation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-08-03
IMPERATIVE SANITARY
WORK.

Notwithstanding that the utmost
combative and preventative meas
urcs of science are being taken IN
the yellow fever districts of the
south, the scourge continues to
spread. Heat is helping the disease
and even the rain is undoing LOT
that has been done. Scientists de
clare that the insect which conveys
the disease can receive the poison OF
the yellow fever patient into her
system only during the first three
DAYS illness and that it Is unable to
communicate ii until ten or twelve
DAYS later 1t may be that within
fifteen or twenty days the scourgc
will spread from the ccntcr7 into i"
wide spread epidemic.
Whatever the results of the dread
disease may be its present extent
shows that great work in the way
of scientific sanitation in the south
ern cities where il Is now must be
done The federal government with
the assistance of the state govern
ments must take the matter up at
once and continue it until after the
present epidemic has been controlled
and push the work forward with
energy and thoroughness until the
host Than can be done Is done.
The large prepondernnce Of ltai-
;,r names in the reports of new
cases and deaths show conclusIvely
that this low class of dirty. hithy
iaborers must be made to clean mp
their premises and themselves even