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FINANCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Woli-stvest Stocks still sessettIed Cotton higher.
Mining Stocks octi0e, btt local Securities quiet
domestic Exchange higher and rising Slver unchanged
VteGf Fteres higher locally N Hessirr fiy reports
Barley getting stronger agGin Oats and Corn unchanged
Hay, Bran and Beans about before quoted.
Both old and nev Potatoes IN liberal receipt and o1vr.
PodEy market quiet and 1ueak
Oranges Cherries and Strawberries do7u-d tendency
b"f7 Cheese and Eggs declining nder increasing receipts
Oregon hop grozoerS form their pool.
No change IN the livestock and Precision markets.
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Poultry and Game.

Trade in Poultry was rather quiet and the
market was reported weak and unsettled for
general offerings of Chickens. large young
stock alone being wanted. The market was
overstocked with small Broers and SQUADS,
and the latter were being pressed for sale at
expected. but it had not arrived up to a late
hour
Geese, per pair, 81 25Q2 so: Goslings. 81 1903;
Ducks. s617 per dozen for cid and sIQs for
young: Hens $5@5 so for small and seas 50
for large: young BOOSTERS. STQ1 so; old
Roosters, S464 so: Fryers, S5 50@6 so; Broil-
ers. S2q2 so for small and sSg3 so for large;
Pigeons. 81 256D1 90; Squads 81 25a1 So
GAME-Hare, 81 per dozen; Cottontail Rab-
bits 50 per dozen
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Meat Market.
DRESSED MEATS

DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-5q6c for Steers and 495cI per ID
for Cows.
VEAL-Large. 566c; small 69sc per ID.
MUTTON-Wethers. 79sc; Ewes eG7c per
pound
I.AMB-901oc for Spring.
PORK-Dressed Hogs 612Q9c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
Livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 40Q
45 per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, 7AG7hc; Cows and HeIf-
ers 51sd6IGc; thin Cows, 4G5c per ID.
CALVESE4G4Ac per ID (gross weight.
SHEEP-Wethers. 3h@3Ac; Ewes. 303Kc
per ID (gross weight).
LAMBS+$2 50d2 10 per head
HOGS-Live Hogs 130 to $50 lbs, 59s65Xc;
over $50 lbs 5%G515c: Feeders SC; Sows 20
per cent off: Boars 30 per cent off, and stays,
40 per cent off from above quotations
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Provisions.

There was nothing new to report yesterday.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, lie per ID for
heavy lie for light medium, 13c for light,
14c for extra light and 15Sc for sugar
cured: dry Salt Hides. exc; Bellies 1015c;
MIA Hams. 12Q12ac: Mess Beef, Sio per Dbl;
extra Mess. $40 50911; Family. s12:. prime
Mess Pork, S14 90; extra clear. $21; Mess.
Beef 15c per ID.
LARD-Tierces quoted at 5s1c per ID for
California compound, &c for Eastern compound
and 1oc for pure; half barrels. pure. 1o4c;
10-lb tins. 10i5c; 5-lb tins, 10%c 3-lb tins,
10Nc.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel. 7%c; three
half barrels Sc; one tierce TIC; two tierces
7%c; five tierces. 7Ac per lb.
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RIsINs-1so4 crop +. o. b. Frssno-Impe-
London Layers, s5cGs1; Loose Muscatels, A.
crown. 41sG5c: 3-crown, 4Q4Hc: 2-crown, so
3Ac; Seeded 596Ac; Thompson's Seedless,
AZ f@415c: Seedless Sultanas 3Q5c per ID
NUTS-walnuts No. / hardsheI 12G13c;
No. 2 1O@11c: No. 1 hardshel 12c: No. 2.
10c; Almonds. 16Q17c for Nonparieis. 14G145c
for x L. 131914Ac for Ne Plus Ultra
and lie for Languedoc; Peanuts 69Tc for
Eastern: Pecans, 11G13c: Cocoanuts 81 5od5 5.
HONEY-Comb. 9411hc for white and s1s
110c for amber; water white extracted $40
61@c; light amber extracted. 5G51ac; dark, 80
41Ac.
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The Mexican Dollar.

Secretary Shaw has issued another circular
Ss1lllaining more fully the value OF the Mexican
IN goods tnvoiced from Mexico the value
OF the Mexican dollar for customs purpcses on
90 &C stter May viii be computed at zs.s cents
Us nelng the gold standard value of the same
~ mexico But on invoices from all other
countries the Mexican dollar will be computed
CL ne pasle OF Its bullion value, AZ cents
toh H-loh bullion value is subject 70 change every
siree .l5 months in accordance with tho value OF
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, April 26.-The extreme weaf-
ness in the wheat market developed during the
last hour OF trading. Early in the session the
market was quite firm. At the opening May
was &c to nc higher at e3Mc to 93hc. July
was unchanged to hc lower at s5Hc TO S5ssc.
for Nav. Under this demand the May price
was forced ND to 93%c. The July delivery.
affected by the strength of May. advanced to
s5skc but soon eased off again to about S514c.
For time the market held up quite well,
notwithstanding the general bearishness Of
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Beans and Seeds.

Choice large White Beans are quoted higher
being somewhat scarce with the appearance Of
some demand for the East The other Beans
are quiet and unchanged. Damaged Pinks are
going begging
BEANs0Bayos, Ssa3 25: Pea. SO 5oas rs:
Butter, $685. 25; small White, S3@3 As; large
Whites 81 25q2 S5; Pink. 81 50@2 80 for fair
to good and S3G3 20 for choice; Red. S7G7 so;
Lima 81 S5@4 30; Red Kidneys, 81 25l4 so:
Blackeyes, 81 s0q2 80 per ctl: Horse Beans.
81 S5a2 40.
a. SEEDS-Brown Mustard, nominal Yellow
Mustard, nominal: Flax. 81 1002 25; Canary,
696Ac Alfalfa 10@11c for California and 800
13c for Utah; Rape nominal: Timothy Az 05c
Hemp, 3Q3iac per ID: Millet, 30312c; Broom
Corn Seed S20d21 per ton.
DRIED PEAS-Niles. nominal Green Peas,
81 1902 80 per ctl
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No. 2: Black. 81 s21s@1 45; Eastern. White.
81 42hQ1 As per ctl
CORN-Receivers quoting a quiet and
featureless market, with no change In quota
yesterday
western sacked, 81 3o@1 s21s for Yellow,
81 35 for White and 81 3091 32h for Mixed ;
California large Yellow, 81 3215Q1 80: small
round do, 81 6591 65 asked: White, nominal
Egyptian, 81 80 for White and 81 2691 80 for
RYE-s1 D5o1 e5 per ctl. according to
quality
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New york Money Marker

NEW YORK. April 26-Money on cali. firm.
&i5QS per cent: closing bid 21k offered at pa.
Time loans, steady; 90 days 81 per cent /;
- days. 3 = per cent; six months, 35k ass per
cent
Prime mercantile paper, 4d4lS per cent
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81 Se40da S645 for de-
nland, and al So s45OG4 S455 for GO day bills
Posted rates. S4s5@4.s7 Commercial bills
s. 81 4 Q4s4b
Bar silver SIC
Mexican dollars, z4bc
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE, April 26.-C1earings. s7oe. 1o7;
balances, s134s2
PORTLAND, April 26.-Clearings S546, 1873;
balances. S139,146
TAcoMA. April 2s-clearings. ssso.41o;
SPOKANE April Chickering's s4s5. .es1;
balances, S56 943
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLOUR-California Family Extras 81 500
10. usual terms; Bakers Extras. 81 1906
Oregon and washington jobbing at S4Q4 80
per Dbl.
FARINACEoUs GoODSPrices in packages
are as follows: Graham Flour. So 25 per 100
lbs; Rye Flour, SO 75 Gin barrels 81 75): Rye
Meal, So 90 Qn barrels. 81 50); Rice Flour.
$S; Corn Meal. 81 so; extra cream do, So 10;
Oat Meal. S4 25@4 so; Oat Groats, "a so;
rs; Cracked Wheat. SO rs: Farina 81 80;
Whole Wheat Flour, So so: Rolled Oats. bbls.
So 0oQ7 30; in sacks. $e@7; Pearl Barley. SO;
loo lbs
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Northern wheat Market.

PORTLAND April 26.-wHEAT-Cub 81
@s6c; bluestem s9G01c: valley. Soc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, April 26.-wHEAT-Lower for
club at S5c
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

spring wheat, so@e1c; No. 8, saG9Sc; No. 2
red, e1@s41ac; No. 2 corn, 4ec: No. yellow.
white. 29h@S1c; No. rye. 74c: good feeding
barley. s7a3ec; fair to choice mating; 44@47c;
81 40; prime timothy seed 81 90: mess pork.
per bbl. s12 o5@12 10; lard per r 100 lbs 81 o.
s71s: short clear sides (boxed). Sc S7h@7;
whisky basis of high wines, 81 90; clover,
coptront erode S13 10
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Condition of tbe Treasury

WASHINGTON. April 26-To-day's state
ment of the treasury balances in the general
in the division of redemption shows: Avail
able cash balance, S134. .245, 005; gold, S62 4o2-
521 49, r'-0-'
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Butter. cheese and EGGS.

CHICAGO, April 26.-on the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was easy;
creameries, 21G25c; daires, 20Q25c. Eggs
steady; at mark cases included, 1415G14%c;
frsts 151sc. CHEESE. steady, lac.
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CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO April 6-CATTLE-Receipts.
49, 900: slow Good to prime steers S6G6 S5
poor to medium. 81 5oG5 10; stockers and feed
ers. So 5Od5 10; cows 81 5095 5o heifers $50
3 Is: Gamers. 81 6oG3 10; bulls. So 5o94 s5;
HOGS~Receipts IS 600; tomorrow, 20 600; /;
market 10c lower. Mixed and butchers S5 $50
3 As; good to choice heavy, S5 1905 52E rough
heavy, $5 25a5 35; light. s5 2OG5 40; bulk of
sales. So 30@5 40
sHEEP-Receipts, Is. COO: steady Good to
choice wethers, So 25Q5 5o fair to choice mix
ed. s4G4 rs; Western sheep, 81 5oq5 so; ma
tive lambs, shorn, S4 50a6 90: Western lambs.
81 5oq7 so.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Neb., April 6--CATTLE-Re-
,cepts, 800; shade lower. Native steers. 81 509
6 40: cows and heifers. So 50d5 %; Western
steers So 50G5 %; Gamers 81 1898 so; stock
ers and feeders S395 10; calves $3I6; bulls
and stays. 50 5004 rs.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900: market cents lower
Heavy. $5 20G5 30: mixed, S5 20q5 %; light
So 2o@5 So pigs, 81 75G5 10; bulk of sales,
sHEEP-Recepts 1000; steady Western
yearlings. s696 so; wethers, s5 25Q5 go; ewes.
81 1898 30 lambs. s6 1897 25.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, April 26.-CATTLElRe-
ceipts. 5000; strong and active. Native steers.
$5 60d6 75 native COWS and heifers SO 50Q
rs: stockers and feeders, $3d5; bulls, 81 75li
10; calves. S3d6 25; Western fed steers, 81 so
@6 so: Western fed cows, 50 25Q5 35.
HOGS-Receipts IL, COO; market to 10 cents
lower. Bulk of sales, S5 2065 80; heavy,
50 3o@5 80; packers. IS 25G5 321a; pigs and
light. 81 306p5 80
sHEEP-Receipts, $4,000: steady Muttons.
SIS 25a5 75 lambs SO 50d7 25; range wethers.
S4 1896 so; fed ewes, 81 256I5 so.
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New Yorlk Metal Market.

NEW YORK. April pa decline was re-
ported in the London tin market. which closed
at 2139 for spot and at G135 for futures L.o-
cally the market quiet and shade lower
on the bid price, the range being $50 2o6f30 so.
Most holders said TO be selling at $50 AZ.
Copper closed at s66 5s for spot and at e66
SIS Cd for futures in the London market. Lo-
cally the situation is unchanged. Some pro-
ducers said to be asking S15 3T15 for lake,
but business is being done under that figure,
and small lots said to be available for de-
livery in May low s14 S71a. Spot sup
plies generally quoted follows: Lake,
$15G15 %; electrolytic. S15915 25. and casting
S14 75Q15.
Lead was steady at 81 5oG4 so on q quiet
trade in the New York market, but was lower,
closing at EI2 Cd. in London.
spelter was unchanged locally and at f24
in London.
Iron closed at 54s Sd In Glasgow and at 51s
Sd IN Mlddlesboro. Locally the iron market
seems very unsettled, and 1t is difficult to get
any firm prices that may be taken fairly
representing the market, owing to the various
rrrnors in circulation regarding business at
concessions. No. 1 foundry Northern Is held
from ST % to SIS; No. 2 foundry Northern,
SIG 75GD17 so; No. l foundry Southern and No.
foundry Southern soft SIT 25@17 T5
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
st. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-WOOL-Steady; me-
dunn grades, combing and clothing, 231261ac;
light fine 1sa22Ac; heavy fine. 14@15c; tub
washed 30G3Sc
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Quiet 26 5-16d per ounce
Moneys q az per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is 2@2ls per cent and for three
months bills 2hd2A per cent.
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DRIED FRUITS.

EVAPORATED APPLES-The market ii
quiet. Common is quoted at 4G5A c; prime
5.30n5 40c: choice, 6G6I5c, and fancy, 7c.
PRUNES-Are attracting some speculative
demand apparently. ard show an improved
tone. though spot quotations remain unchanged
at 21aG5%c, according to grade.
APRICOTS-Are quiet futures and
spot are moving very slowly. Choice are
quoted at 1od1o1sc; extra choice 11c and
fancy, 12G15c
PEACHES-Are selling in a jobbing way
within the previous range quoted Choice, 10
G10Ac extra choice 10A610Ac, and fancy,
11bG12c
RAISINS-Are unchanged. with loose Mus
catels quote at 4A66Ac; London layers, 81 o5
al 90 seeded raisins 513G6Ac.
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q OulO ts. lOf y
Do 31ks ....... 96X
Centra lof Ga 5s.11o
Do LIST inc. 49,. 93
Do I'd inc. TIA
Ches & Ohio AKs.10S
Chi & Alton 3Hs. s1&
G, B q Q new As. 99%
c, r I & Pao As. 83H
Do col 5s. -. 93lA
C.C.C & Sign 4s.103h
Chi Term As. -. 95
Colo Midland As. 75
Colo & So As. 94as
Cuba 5s, cert. .1O5
Den & Rio G As. l01 Il
Dist Securities SIS 1919
Erie prior lien 4s.101l5
Do gen As ..... 93N
r w & D C 1sts.114
Hook Val 415s11OL,
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Receipts Of Produce
STOCK MARKET.

WASHINGTON
Flour. or SKIS II. 9O0I Bran. sks ...... 1.020
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/. 1877. o5o-rotaI shares sold.
New York Bonds.

o S ref 2s reg. .Io4% Japan es. cert. ss%
DO coupon. 49,. .1e4stlL & unified s.1o3
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK. April 26.-FLOUR-Receipt
$500 exports, 34oo barrels. Dull and barely
steady.
Receipts, 1000; spot. irregular:
No 2 red, 94c nominal elevator. and 9519c
nominal (. 0. b. afoat; No. / Northern Du-
luth, 81 OF T. 0. b. afioat No. 1 hard Mani
toba, CSC f. o. b. afoat Bull features in
wheat to-day were limited to a brief advance
around the opening. occasoned by Southwest
ern reports and rust talk from Texas Other
wise the market was extremely weak, touch
ing new low records In the last hour Heavy
liquidations impelled ~ good weather news
helped the decline. Last prices showed IA
13sc net loss. May. 93A G94&c, closed 93Kc:
July. ss 15-16G9G5sc, closed SOC: September
81 3s assoc, closed s4&c.
HOPSIDull.
WOOL--Quiet.
HIDES-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Quiet
SUGAR-Raw. steady. fair refining 4c: cena
trifugal, 96 test. 4Ssc; molasses sugar, 3&c
Refined steady.
cOFFEE-The market for futures closed at
net advance Of 104t5 points. Total sales.
127. $50 bags, including May, e.30d6. 40c:
July, e.55G8. .e5c: September, 6.75ae s5c; De-
cernber, I.0Jq115c: February 7.20c; March,
.2077. .30c. Spot-Rio. steady No. invoice
T3sc; mild. quiet Cordoya, 1Od13c
BUTTER-Unchanged
CHEESE-Unchansed
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Continued on Page Fourteen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-27
HIoHWAYMENs CROWDED noun.
Philadelphia Robbers Commit seven Grimes
IN QUICK Succession.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan n Three robbers.
armed with revolvers, knives and black
lacks. carrying dark lanterns and ma
terials with which 10 break safes, made
seven hold-ups at seven different points
in d thich1y settled part Of this city last
night and this morning They fred at
least ten shots halted three trolley cars
and seriously wounded Robert Bruoe, tho
motornan OF one Of them
Their schedule follows.
1870 p NJ "wednesday ~ 10 bbed Francis
Rawie. Jr.. In the street
ilSj +. NJ 10 1880 A NJ (to-dayl--ln a
Fifteenth street saloon.
1885 A. M.-Robbed conductor and two
passen gers on Fifteenth street trolley car.
1910 A. Ai-Robbed John McNemeo IN
i?4i 4 M.-Robbed Thomas Welsh N Broad
i24s A. Robbed John Doushcrty IN
i25j A. M-Robbed conductor and two
passen gers in Twelfth street car
i25s 4. M.-Foueht battle With five men
vouuding AlotorInan Bruce.
1905 4. VI Two captured after hght. one
escaped
Tho prisoners give their names a. Merry
Coleman and Charles RYAN, but they de
cline TO give any address. They arc be-
leved 10 be the men responsible for the
raids upon post Offices and railroad stations
along the main line OF the Pennsyvania
RairOnd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-27
POsED As 4. q. VAvDERBILT.
Young Man Amazes PittsburE AZ tontld'
erRb!c Expense to Himself.

PrITsBuRu Jan 20 1t has been long since
any one person had 30 much fun at the cS-
pense Of a cityful of people as q slim young
man had in Pittsburg to-day personatng
Alfred q. Vanderbilt. who according to
report here, Is at hia home in New York
Pittsburg didn't know this however and
when negro porter seid that the stranger
was Mr.. Vanderbilt Pittsburg believed him.
VINO the man was IA not certainly known,
but he il thought to have been Mr. Mcintyre
OF New York. or "a Mr. Masten 1t cost
lot OF money to personate Mr. Vanderbilt,
bat the stranger didn't care. He scattered
money, and this knowledge il the only
balm Of the brokers who were fooled Ivy
the young fellow who stood for a few minutes
on the pittsburg Stock Exchange floor
this morning
George Harris. coored porter. who
says that years ego be worked for the
Vanderbilt family, approached a stranger,
calling him -Mi-tah All and at once re-
celvcd a $40 bill. with request that he
say nothing about Vanderbilt being in
town. The news travelled and the even
ing papers had columns about young Van
derbIlt. with his picture. It ia said that tho
man who pcrsonated Mr. Vanderbilt for
a couple OF hours spent az loast $500 in tips.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-27
TESTING THE HrniN MACHINE.
Nat Buiier Riding a stationary wheel In
the Atwater CaIOrimrtrr.

MiDpLETowN Conn. Jan 2oNat But.
Tor the bicyclist Is pedalling about nine
hours each day on a stationary bicycle In
Prof W q Atwater's calorimctcr at Wes-
leyan University By making the tire
OF the rear wheel pass between electro
iraglcts. which are connected with dy-
namo, all Of the energy transmitted TO the
pedals is converted into current Of cleo
tricity.
This current is then measured and thus It
Is ascertaincd exactly how much energy
the rider produces. As all the food and
drink that the rider consumes Is weighed
before II IL given to him the eIperimenter
* able to determine the value OF various
foods a. energy producers In the expert
mcnts Butler il 10 remain six days In the
calorimeter in ar effort 10 show about what
work he did IN the six day bicycle race
on Monday he worked nine hours on o
s6-gear wheel and Tor the entire time ped
allied al average Of eighty.tive revolutions
., minute On Tuesday the work had 40
fatigued him that no only rode for five
hours but kept ~ his stlf pace on
"Wednesday he pTt Ia mne hours. He
says that the calcrimeter work i much
more tiresome than any siy dhy race he
was ever ia
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LTTTIE rIM'S Is RRIDES.
AIdcrman's Hest Days Work includes n
Danish Royal Marriage.

Fifteen couples werc married yesterday
a, the City Hall by Alderman Little Tim
sullivan. While this number is often eH-
ceeded in day /; is rarely that one Alder
man gets away with such a record
When Little Tim had mated the fifteenth
pair he said.
That's the best days work I've done
In a good while wonder what's the cause
Of this sudden rise in the marriage market
Ii shows. anyway. that il takes more than
blizzard 10 chill the warmth Of two hearts
that are yearning 10 beat IA one heard
that up al the Dewey Theatre one night
Most of EN- came from the cold homes
OF the Fast side and maybe it's scheme
they've hit 10 beat the coal trust
out of the fifteen there was only one pair
that attracted more than passing attention.
The bride was pretty and prettiy dressed
and the bridegroom who could not speak
English, was int:odncedae Danish student
related to royalty in his own country.
The friend who made tho announcement
couldn't remember the title which belonged
20 him The bridegroom was Ro bert
Msrpurgt. and the bride Lucie Nikolorsli.
Both live a, 1870 East Seventeenth street.
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sroRu DRIVES sHrPS ASHORE.
steamship and several sailing Vessels
Grnnndetl ON View EnEIand C0nst.

BoSroN Jan. 29.-Although many vessels
we're driven ashore in the storm Of yes
terday and last night no seamen are known
10 have lost their lives, The freight steamer
Georg atown % thN AilAD'ic Steamship
ompany wae swept h,sn and ury upon the
beach at Great Point, Nantucket Island,
and there is some doubt about her being
fnated again This vessel wns on her
way from Portland to Newport News and
carried a crew Of seventeen men
The high tide hoated the craft clearot the
rocks and driven by the northeast hurIi-
cane she landed 40 high on the beach that
her crew we're able 10 wall, ashore dry shod
at low tide this morning. The men returned
10 the vessel and will keep steam mp in hore
that she can be loated.
The large five masted schooner Harwood
Palmer was driven into Cape Cod Bay in
the night and this morning was high mp
on the beach between Yarmouth Neck and
Sandy Point Her crew remained on board.
A mile away. stranded on the mud flats
of West Dennis. lies the four master Alice
May Davenport
The Gsdng schooner Monitor Of Prov
incctown was driven upon Sycamore beach
near Sandwich. Her crew spent the night
in fLe rigging and suffered from the cold.
Thi. morning at low tide they were able
10 wall, ashore.
The British schooner Dora c. is ashore
on Half Moon shoal in Nantucket Sound.
The coasting schooner Nellie Eaton driven
on Long Point. Provincetown yesterday
morning is high on the sand
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rack MULHALL CONVICTED.
~. Louis Jur, Finds Rooseveits Friend
Guilty OF Felonious Assault.

81 Louis. Jan. 26.-The jury in the case
OF Jack Mulhail, charged with assault to
kill In q shooting ARRAY on the Pike last sum-
mer, returned verdict Of guilty In Judge
Fosters court this morning, Ho was sem
tenoed to three years in the Penitan.iary
A new trial will be asked
MIlhall ia oftentime4 called the Cattle
King and ia stanch friend Of President
Roosevelt. He ia live stock Hgen: e the
Frisco Railroad and owns a ranch Of 90
acres in 0kahoma For many years Mul-
hall has been interested ia Wild Ne5t ex-
hibitions. and in the town OF Mulhall, in
Oklahoma. named in his honor he had a
brass band that gained national fame.
Before Roose velt was ele cted Vioe-presi-
dent he was entertained by Mr. Mulhall
il his Oklahoma ranch. and when lie
was inaugurated Mulhall's cowboy band
was in the inaugural parade. When the
worlds fair was opened MIR. Mulhail joined
his enterprise with that of Fred Cummin,
and the Indian congress was one of the
dra wing features OF the Pike until Muhall
Withdrew from II after his trouble,
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EIRE signal SIN
HUNG TOR the First Time Ia Three Years
and FOR a Trinlns Fire.

An tnsiguIhcaht bla1s IN restaurant
az .! Broad street AZ O'Clock last night,
coupled wilh the ire at Tho foot u
Burlrs -Ap. caused Fire Headquarters
- send .J; ,h- reserve alnrm-an alarm
that hds' been sounded for three years
Ih' alarm was turned III from Box Is.
40 Broad and Beaver streets Under
ordinary circumstances IL would have
called oui Engines 4, and 10 and Trucks
10 anl l. They we're all busy in South
street and the locating company which
had come ,ul, the district on reserve was
busy, too. 80 rho reserve signal OF o.
in this cas- ID l5 had 70 be sounded.
rhs brought out the Grst section OF En-
sn y from william street and tho first
section o. Engine 9t from White and Allen
,tNets and Truck 20 These are ell double
oompame-
The Allen street engine had hard work
l,ettiu- through Nissan street The snow
in plac,e cane lp 10 the hubs. and the men
had to e, cG and push The horses were
pretty weii u.ed up when thcy got into
Brond stree
Tie ia,t tim, the reserve call was sent In,
il VAS said Ia, iShi. was when the Woke
cigar boXiactory atFirst avenue and Thirty
first street burned about three years ago
1'rc two mines" were turned in FOR this
FIRE. and a small tire IN one OF the uncovered
districts nece ssi,oted the pserve signal