davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

"a naragraph appeared few weeks ago in
..-onstruction'' (Pittsburg) saying that concrete
+ies had been tested on the Lake Shore road, but
for some reason had proved unsatisfactory
whether the trouble was radical enough 10
characterize all concrete ties or was peculiar TO
a single lot Cbeing due to some defect in con-
s+ruetionl did not appear. Economy and strength
ought to be insured by well made concrete tie
I,,7t its lack of elasticity might possibly render
il less serviceabs and less durable than one OF
steel
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
LtpscoMB FOUND NOT GUILTY.

washington. July 1.-The jury in the case of
Andrew A I-ipscomb attorney Of this city, In
dfcted with Thomas NJ. Fields on the charge OF en-
bezzlement from the Washington Beneficial Endow-
,,ant Association returned a verdict OF not guilty
to-dav IiUseomb and Fields receivers for
the association, ard Fields had been convicted on
san iFadic
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
FUNERAL OF JOHN eILMARTIN.

The funeral of John Gilnartin, of No. st.
John 's-ave The Bronx, who drowned off
CIassons Point on Sunday, took place Friday
morning at 10 O. clock Six of his most intimate
friends acted as paIlbearers, and walked beside the
hearse to St Anselms Church, Beach-ave. and
152d-st where a high requiem mass was ceie-
brated The body was buried in Calvary Gene
terry.
His friends have made arrangements TO have
nigh requiem mass celebrated at St Augustines
Church Franklin-ave and 167th-st., Tuesday,
InIr 4 II q N
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
CANAL WORK TO ARMY ENGINEERS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: ! would like TO make a suggestion now that
our government is in the position OF having the
work on the Panama Canal suddenly left without
head on account the resignation OF the chief
engineer.
we have tr-sted civilian engineers WHO have
failed us wh.A their most necessary:
why not turn over the entire construction
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
CROWD AT HIPPoDRoME CLOSE.
House Will Open in August with Cooling
Apparatus Installed.

The Hippodrone was crowded to the doors at the
last performance for the summer last night II
will omen again in the middle of August with an
entirely new spectacle. Since its opening. last
April the managers have discovered the need on
efficient cooling apparatus. as well as several &
changes will be made in July.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THE REV. DR.. AUGUSTA CHAPLIN.

The Rev. DR. Augusta Chaplin, former pastor OF
the First Universalist Church of Mount Vernon
and said be the first woman to acquire the title
of Doctor of Divinity died Friday night in St
Luke's Hospital, Manhattan Mrs Chaplin was a
lecturer and writer on the rights Of women and a
prominent member of Soross and other clubs. She
sixty-nine years old Since resigUing from the
pastorate of the Mount Vernon church. a few years
ago she had been conducting European tours. She
leaves married daughter
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SECRETARY TAFT's OPINION UNCHANGED


ny TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNEI
wheeling w Va July When shown the
reply OF Chief Engineer Wallace to his rebuke Tor
an untimeIy resignation, Secretary Taft said: l
am still Of the opinion that Mr.. Wallace sacrlnceo
LOYALTY to his countrv's interests to lucre. Ny
prbIished opinion of him is not all told by ms
Statement but with all this, believe Mr Na4iace
one of the abIest engineers in the world
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
a WEDDING.
rBv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBINEI
Brookline, Mass, July Miss Beatrice Mildred
Gunter daughter of Mrs. Adolpnus Gunter, Of
Beacon-st. and John Pomeroy Dabney, I'd, or
Seattle Wash, we're married here to-day at the
home of the bride by the Rev Edward NJ. Kimmell
Of the First UniversaIist Church Charlestown
Mr. Dabney was graduated a few days ago from
the Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard. in an
engineering course He is the son of Frank Dab
ney the president of the Seattle trolley system,
and Is nearly related the late j. Malcolm Forbes
of Boston
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
OLD EMBRACE CAUSE FOR DIVORCE
4 Relatives Kiss Twenty-one Years Ago Dis
turbed Husbands Mind
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Muncie. Ind. July Fremont Gates has just
been granted a divorce from Susie Gates because,
twentykone years ago when they were bride and
bridegroom she permitted one of his men relatives
to put his around her neck and kiss her
Il have never been happy since that day." said
Gates who pleaded his and won it. Il
have felt that spiritually my wife init
mate with others than with me Besides, she
would never live within our income"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
CONCRETE RAILROAD TIES.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: VIII you please inform me through the
proper department of your newspaper whether
cement or concrete railroad tie has been placed
in practical use and. if what sort of device is
used for attaching the rails to the ties? If you
could give a cut of the should be pleased 10
soc If or advise me where get full information
in regard 10 any invention device for such pur-
pose. - o- H. v 0I-<AiNN'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
WROTE TO WIFE; LAY DOWN ON TRACK
Youthful Stamford Benedict Rescued as Fast
Train Approaches.
IRY TELEGRAPH ro EHE TRIBUNE.l J

Stamford. Conn, July L-Wilam lockwood.
youthful benedict, who was married only a few
months ago, wrote his wife a despairing note last
night and handed it to a boy to deliver. The boy
opened the note, found that Lockwood declared his
intention of committing suicide and handed II TO
some men. The men hurried to the railroad and
tcrnd Lockwood lying the tracks in front OF the
Newr-Canaan branch train, approaching at a high
rate Of speed. They pulled him of the tracks just
in time TO save his life.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast Washington July l..
The rainfall during week Just ended has fairly
abundant and wei distributed Showers
frequent rainy days in the South Atlantic
and East States. Tennessee. Texas
Iowa Missouri Valley. including the Dakotas
there rainy periods in New-England three
in the Middle States and Upper Ohio Valley
In the last hours general rains
Middle Ohio Valley.
Iowa Illinois Missouri light have fallen In
OkIahcua Arkansas, Western Georgia he
CaToinas
II Is somewhat cooler tonight in the Middle Atlantic
States The temperature elsewhere is about normal
s,1r5s- Atlantic
the lower lake region Mssisstppi
VALLEY Kansas Nebraska The weather Monday win
he showerv in N-W-Englaud the Missouri and the
Middle mississippi valley Important temperature changes
are not anticipated
The along the New-E England and Middle Atlantic
will be the South Atlantic
IIsI+ shifting Gulf
.as fresh increasing the Texas Coast;
fresh variable. becoming he
miner lakes fresh northeast, shifting northwest.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Dr cEsNoLA ESTATE APPRAISED.

The official appraisal Of the estate of the late
General Luis P. di Cesnoa. director Of the Metro
peiitan Museum of Art, who died last November,
was filed yesterday at the Surrogates Office. 1t
shows that the total value Of the real estate is
$40 coo consisting of a residence at Mount Kisco
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

TUESDAY (4th)-At $50 a. m. for Europe. per
Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse. via Plymouth. ChsrboGrg
and Bremen
WEDNESDAY (5th)-At 4 a m, for Europe. per
Oceanic Queenstown and Liverpool at 4-@n
a m for Netherlands direct Especially addressed
only, Noordam: $3.50 a for
Italy direct Especially addressed only, s.
Citta di Napoli: II a for Norway (parceis
post mails), per s United States faisO regular
Denmark when specially addressed for this
THURSDAY t6th)-At a. for France switzer-
land. Italy Spain Portugal. Turkey Egypt Greece
and British India. per La GascOgne. via Havrr
(also other parts Of Europe when specially ad-
dressed this steamer: 10 a. m for Azores
Islands. Ror1anic, from Boston (also Italy
when specially addressed for this
SATURDAY Gth)--At a for Europe Per S.
New-York- via Plymouth and Cherb0urg fnciudnZ
Ireland when specially addressed this steamer).
$3.50 a. m. for Europe. 8. s. Umbrta. via
Queenstown and Liverpool; $50 a. for Belgium
(parcels post mails}. per Finland (also regular
Belgium specially addressed for this
steamer: $50 a Italy direct Especially
dressed Only) s.. 8. Princess irenes $50
for Scotland direct specially addressed ony). per
Z. Astoria
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Ia the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor or IHt IItUuIIt.
sir: Although purchased every paper except one
on staten Island this morning late 10 O'Clock
The Tribune was the only which published the
death of Secretary of State John Hay. Further
than that The Tribune, delivered at my house be-
fore O'Clock had the news. G.. II. D.
Stapeton. Staten Island July l. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
FOUND THE NEWS IN THE TRIBUNE

To The Editor Of The Iribune
Sir: Where 1 live there are number OF people
all taking different morning papers I noticed this
Mornings Tribune the only one that had the
oyrs Of the death of the Secretary OF State, John
~ ill., +1,Ia@ ed z. F. BLOSS
Brooklyn July l, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

. -.,df, accessible by Harlem Grand
tral station and jerome Avenue troleys and
S125 Telephone (4S56 Gramercy)
for Book of Views or representative.
i'i ~ once 90 East 23rd St, N 7. City
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Highest temperature yesterday, u degrees lowest 6T
TO- average for corresponding EAST year 76
average corresponding date twenty five years -
FOCAL Forecast-Occasiuna showers to-day and to-mor
row; fresh south winds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

TO the Editor Of The IflDuIle'
Sir: I was much delighted this morning TO find
The Tribune the only New-fork paper that con-
vowed 10 Brooklyn the news of Secretary Hays
dea+b I read all the Others and none of them
mad a word of the sad news
Brooklyn, July /. 1919. r. a MGNSoN.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
BROMO-S ELTZER.

To the Editc7 of The Tribune
Sir: often indulge in bromo-seitzer. Can you
tell me of what it is composed? BIBULANT
New-York. July l. 1895
A local apothecary says that the ingredients are
acetaueIid bromide OF potash and bicarbonate OF
soda
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
AMBASSADOR WHITES NEW HOME

Rome. July del Drago Palace is being reno
waited and its beautiful garden prepared for th'
,,sa Of Ambassador White next autumn. 7'' - 0
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MINING MANS FINE SPECIMENS.

P H Wilson, of Telluride. Col. vice-president of
the Telluride Gold Mines Company is in town, and
has fine collection Of mineral specimens and gov
ernuent maps at his headquarters, No 40 Exchange
Place.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK F. CAMPBELL. 241-s West Esd ST
Stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world wide known
ertaker only place of business sth-ave and
st: largest the world. Tel 12i and 1e5 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
ra.NsPAc1FrC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND



The schedule Of closing OF Transpaehe Mails Is ar ar
ranged ON the presumption Of their uninterrupted eSeft
OF The final connecting Haiis t
cent Registered Transpdcihc Mails dispatched va se
Taro1a Seattle which close a p m
previous day) the General Pos'aiea
as Korea China and philippine Islands via
San Francisco. close at D. n July toE ois'SA Aas
8 Manchurta r.,.. -.
Hawaii. via san Francisco close AT " y H. 's -
dispatch per : AiaEu@ua rs,+
tfavafi Via san Francisco. close n P NJ 'iN A'
aspss sps,d Australia Except West). vCaledonta,
samoa Hawaii and specially addressed niAst I2I
ISLANDS via san Francisco, close al 2 p m : " -
s~1atch per s s. Sierra tIt the Nlaatd eteaiasl
fhe British mail for Neu--ealsed does Dor
srriye i, time with this dispatch extra
nails-cIosinE 5:So a. m $50 a m ara p ns.
made up and forwarded until the &FFiNs4 OF tss
Cunard steamer
and New-CaIedouia. via Vancouver ard victoria
81 c. close m July % Tor eispa0eH ps2a
,1S s. Ksrea China and specially addressed mail FOR
Phtitupne Islands via Seattle close at p m. July
fs for dispatch ; Dakota
t.ayai Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands.
vsa san Francisco close AZ p fn JIiS Il TOR dis
= Korea
raban texcept Parcels-Post Masi Korea China ard
fSJpnine Islands Vancouver ard Victoria 3. g..
close az p July IS FOR dispatch Der sseanaslli)
Empress Of India
q = m July 26 dspafch per Y. =. TRANSPORT
-ahr and MarqUssas issn3s. via saa FraTeisea cioge
al p m August TOR c4spateh PEI steamship A1afse
,tppncsurta except Mukden Newehwans ard PoTt Ar
thur and Eastern siberia is at present forwarded Ma
,si1TEipIesa otherwise addressed West Australia
forwarded via Europe New Zeaeand via Fraaeiss@
places in the chinese ts1vlee O a1tua1
snetaIIy addressed Eurupe rIIst be fully ~
az the foreign rAfes Hawaii Is forwarded Via sAts
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postmaster.
Postof1ce. New-YcSk. \. Y. July / 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
rur pFsr FsTarr NEW.

is fully covered by The Tribune. which each day
complete record of transfers. mortgages. lis pendens
Hens, auctions, improvements. etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
no Yau nrrN REAL EsrATEq

The Tribunes each day is complete
giving af transfers. mortgages us pendens,
liens auctions. improvements. etc.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

F0rpcnst England
and Eastern New-Y showers to-day and
Monday: fresh south
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Jersey-Sho1ers
e. 5a,. Monday party cloudy: fresh south winds
For the District Of Columbia Maryland and Delaware
to-day Monday partly cloudy: light
10 fresh south winds.
showers to-day: Monday fair and variable
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
SINGLE COPIES.
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
FOR all points the United States. Canada Mexico
soutstde OF Boroughs Of Manhattan The
BRONX Also Cuba, Porto Rico Hawaii and the
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

Mail subscribers in New-york city 10 the DAILY and
TRl-WEEKLY VIII be CHARGED cent copy extra
hostage addition the rates nanted above
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
r.nubIshed In The Tri-weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST


MoNDAT sG-At 10 a for hnagga per zo1s s
when specially addresses for this steamer at IL a. m
for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay, Per s. $
WEDNESDAY @thl-At for Brazil per
Including Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay
steamer5 at 3 a. m for Bermuda, per Ber-
GIcaFasea Except sasI Soa55 I i9GaA z S ,
GOsS r Of sa0aG0 cIi FaSa a6or S P H0q Ba % and t6iI
per sesuranca, Via colon also suateIaala 1als.
when specially addressed for this steaner) at 1880
p supplementary 1 2. M for Turks Island and
rGR8D1R 6a5eaR tSSl9DH sthAt % for ca6a 7asan and
Of Mexoo Ren Specially addressed for tnis steamer
fand n saS CAPE @ a P1r s Pa aO and Massla & &
partment Of Golomnia per 8 5 VaflEia talso
steamer; 10 a for Grenada St Vincent Trtni-
a m for Haiti per $ g Prfns Wier. II cnc1d-
Trfn5a3 and Guiana hsn eg 5peciav addressed Per f1
steamer; at Y m for Yucatan per s 5 Niagara,
when specially addressed for this steamers u
rangense Via Barbados @ PaTa MaranhaT n nd Per csa
prag,ay 1e- sa1,ana. an @ AZ ~ n ~ Sa+a "a anu
Especially addressed only per Msnzanillo; 1880
croE LeewaFd ,nd wndRard ISLANDS and Guiana per
Pafa passg az m m f3F FOR IGG5ni Arss5n and aruy @
ada Psr ss sseaneT from aaI'faS al m i'F eF
SATURDAY Csthl-at 7:9o a m for NeWfouIdlana. per
for Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela. per Phiia
dressed Tor this s5eamer1 at $50 (suTplsHentaTy
except Cauca MagdsIena Departments. peg $
sarnia Calso Costa Riea via LTnon when specially ad
S. Morro Castle. via Havana; at 1890 D. n FOR
CaIbaren, Cuba Especially addressed only. =
Curttyba.
NOTTCE-Ffve cents per half addition TO the
regular postage must be prepaid all letters forwarded
the supplementary mails and letters deposited III
the drops marked Letters for Foreign Countries after
saa9 the closing 1s e & tnf aF H6t b @ % sd var % s Os such @
postage is fully prepaid thereon by stamps
Supplementary Transatlantic Mails opened the
piers Of American English and French steamers.
whenever saings a. m later; and
late may be deposited IN the mail boxes the
piers of German lines sailing from Hoboken. Sup
Elementary mail for Turks Island and Dominican Re
is Clyde Line Pier mails
on piers open hour and half before sailing
close minutes before sailing time. Only
regular postage Qetters cents half ounce Is
ofred mailed the piers OF the American.
White Star (Sea Post) steamers: double
postage Cetters 10 half other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Special Notices.
~>----~-------@-~--->----
Tribune sue-criution Rates

THE TRIBUNE VIII be sent by mail 10 any address in
abroad. and address changed often
desired. subscriptions be given your regular
dealer before leaving. II convenient hand them
in at THE TRIBUNE Office.
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY, cents MESH,ES II REVIEW, 5 cents
1'ESI-N E1EKLsY,
WEEKLY FARMER, cents
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

Foreign Rates.
For points in Europe and al countries n ts Universal
Postal Unon THE TRIBUNE VIII De mailed a rhs fob
lowing rates:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. ExCEP1
TRANSPA CTFTC.

Mails (except Jamaica and BahaIasl are Forwarded
daily ports OF sailing mails close
General Postoface, NeW-YorS. as follows;
CUBA via Port Tampa, T450 a Monday. Nednes-
day and Saturday (Also from New-YorE Thursday and
dbove5
MEXICO CITY. overland at 1:3o . n. and lO:5e D.
daily except Sunday: sunday 1 and 1880 p N
NEWFOUNDLAND Parcels Aslisl, N1st1
sydney al : .. m. Monday Wednesday and saturday
(Also occasionally from New-York and P@liladelpuia
MTQJTELON Boston and North sydney. at $50 p m
every other sunday June and IS etc.
JAMAICA. Boston. at p m Tuesday and FridaS
(AIso from Nevy-YOrk SATURDAY aoove-l
COSTA RIGA Neyv-Creaus, az 41o-3o p m TUESDAY
PIRTTJSFJ HONDURAS. HONDURAS tEas1 Co1S1s a-1
csI-aTVFN Ala via Nev-Orleans. fI0-S0 D. Mon
da,, west Coast Of is dispatched from New
York via Panama. See Hbovel
NICARAGUA EAST Coastl via NeH-lrieans az I49:S0
nday Wednesday fNFesT Coast OF Nica--
rasla is dispatched from New-foril via Panama See
psNANA CANAL ZONE. via New-OrIeans at 410;so
n m sunday ony specially addressed mail IS forwaTae1
via New-OrIeans when NeW-fork steamer sals on Ioi
lowing Monday After 1880 p m, sunday ana unti
-afIir1 of Naw-York mail for fanan1a and
canal Zone is for the New-York steamer SSes
REGISTERED mail FOR overland dispatches closes at
previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-02

from Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
oerathre for twentyfour hours, comparison
with the corresponding OF year:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT BUSINESS SMALL, WAITING on
GOVERNMENT REPORT.

Chicago. May 1O-Moderate purchases by
commission houses created steady tone in the
wheat market here today. The volume Of bust
ness was very small. however, owing to the
today. Pit traders were Inclined to the selling
side on expectation of bearish report. July
opened 7sc lower to 1sc higher at S3a4c to
SAC, and for time held within the opening
range; Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
last week and 81 year ago.
After July had sold at S44s @S4Ac the price
slumped sharply to S3Ac selling of a consid-
cradle line by prominent long Offerings We're
taken by shorts Before the end Of the session
part of the loss was rega1ned blu the market
closed rather weak, with July off 14c at S3hsc.
90@03c; No. Z hard, 81 033c; 10. hard $50
Ole No. l northern. 9sc@$1; No. northern,
96@9sc: No; spring, 9o@9sc:
The erect Of delay in planting owing Ia
excessive rains was offset by increased receipts,
the result being steady corn market. Offer
ings were light and were taken by commission
and sold off to 46A @46Bc. Local receipts were
60 cars, none of contract grade.
In sympathy with wheat the market eased of
trihe July declining to 46hc. erhe close was
easy, with July, down 1sc at 467s @4eAc.
cash corn, NO. 2, 1874 @ouc; No. 3, 4S15
Close: Corn, May, 4s%c; July, new, 4e7s q
46Ac; July, old, 4634 @l467sc; September, new
46hc September, old, 469s @46Ac; December
new, 1890; December, old, 4312c.
grain. Trading was very quiet July opened
unchanged at 291sc and later sold at 2aB q
29Ac: Local receipts We're 63 cars.
Cash oats, No. 2, soc: No. 8, 291ac.
Close: Oats, May, Soc; July, 291Sc; Sep
The following was the range Of nrices.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
MARKET WEAK;
PRICES DECLINE
Low OPENING FOLLOWED BY
DOWNWARD TENDENCY.
Rally in Second Hour Is Checked by
Weakness in st. Paul, Union Pacific,
United States Steel and Great North
ern-Market Becomes Torpid and Adj
vances in Special Quarters Fail to
Lift It.

New York, May 10.-There was some further
liquidation In American securities in connection
with the London settlement today, and prices
on the stock market here opened lower In sympa-
declines.
Canadian Pacific was down 70 and New York
Central B. There was drop OF points In Iowa
Central preferred Smelling rose point and
Denver y Rio gGrande preferred 81. The trading
was dull and the changes for the most part very
narrow.
Smelling led group Of metal stocks with a
gain Of points, and Amalgamated Copper, Lead,
Locomotive and Rubber rose !. Prices generally
recovered the opening declines in sympathy. Re
neWed weakness in st. Paul, Union Pacific and
Unite, States Steel preferred which cost them
point checked the advance and the market be-
came dull and heavy. Smelling Greacted~1A and
but little remained of the rise in the others.
Great Northern preferred fell IS North w estern,
New York Central and Metropolitan Securities
l and Northern Pacific, after moving up as much,
lost it.
Declines in Union Pacific, st. Paul and the
United States Steel stocks were slightly extend
ed and when they were checked trading became
ctlEally stagnant United States Steel and
preferred :4. Reading gained /, Colorado Fuel
ana Pump w and Smelling recovered to the
best.
Bonds were steady at noon
Speculation was In torpid state rejecting the
elimination of interest in the market. Move
ments were of little consequence and transac lions
centered In a few favorites
Special stocks were advanced substantially but
the erect on the general market was only tenn.
porary and prices yielded again when the de.
mand slackened. Colorado Fuel and Northern Pa.
clue improved 8, Allis- Chalmers 21a Tennessee
coal Is and Delaware l. Hudson /. Pump pre-
ferred gave way 2. - -
The Southern Pacific stocks rose 1, St. Louis
southwestern preferred and Smelling and Amer
lean Express A. Contracts put out during the
morning We're closed up during the afternoon
ana the price changes corresponding reduced.
closing quotations reported for The journal BY
Watson = Co., Chamber of Commerce, Mime
apolis. Closing figures are bid.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
WHAT HE DIDN'T KNOW

A retired Irish major sold his horses
and carriages and bought a motor-car;
but instead of engaging a chauffeur he
determined to send his faithful old
coachman to a Dublin firm Of engineers
for course Of lessons in small repairs
:. You will go thru two months
training he explained to Pat, as he
handed him check for his expenses,
during which time you will make
yourself thoroly familiar with the en-
CINE and all it's works.
Yes, sor,' was Pat s reply.
You will note every wheel and
crank, and learn what they are for and
what they have to do, so that when you
return you will be equal to any emer-
gency."
II will. sor; +" said Pat, and, having
slowed lhe check away down in his
trousers pocket, he took his departure.
In two months time he returned,
with the ccnnueror's look in his eve.
| WeH, Pat, have you succeeded?O
! 81 have, sor.''
/" And you know everything about a
motor9'
81 know all, sor. from the big lamp
in front to the little numbers behind
except one thing, the new chauffeur
added. and he l,ervously plucked few
hairs from MS new bearskin coat.
:, And what is it you DON know9''
demanded the mailer.
Well, I don t quite understand vet
what makes the blessed thing move
without horses. =