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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-09
English and French Used.

English and French Used.
The ENJOYS agreed that the English
and French languages shall be used
Jointly, and the official minutes shall
be recorded In both languages. On
behalf of Baron Komura and Mr..
Takihara, Mr.. Sato handed the follow
Ing official statement regarding the
mornings meeting:
"Today's meeting was informal, and
for the purpose of settling the method
of procedure and it was decided that
formal meetings will commence to-
morrow morning. Meetings will be
held twice day, one from to 1880.
and the other from to 5:30 or 6
o'clock in the afternoon. Subject to
modification. as may be agreed upon
later. No serious business was tran
sacted at the morning session.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-09

day. Russia prefers French and the
Japanese English.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-08-09
Lead and Copper.

New York, Aug. 9.-Lead and cop
per, firm; unchanged.
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would be almost certain to hear the voice of his
father should the Major really arrive.
But the second that he waited for Aeen to make
good her retreat made Franks escape impossible.
The door barely closed and Nelson only
halfway to the where Frank waiting,
when the bell rang again. in it's terribly startling
way
Wooster knew whose card it was the boy was
presenting on his tray. Major Van Twiller had lost
time in coming up. He stepped from the ele-
vator before his card could be read
One glance at his face sufficient to prove to
Nelson that Aeen had sounded vain alarm.
The stern purple with anger.
For moment they faced each other there at the
threshold. Then the Major advanced, a soldier
might upon the stronghold of the foe he meant to
crush g l have come to see you sir he said,
Wooster replied: Come in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-09

and beheld Franklin Van Twiller coming from the
apartment. His face was death1y white; in
his eyes shone strange light.
Frank" said the Major in utter amazement.
What you doing here? Where did you come
from? Where have you been? What do you
mean?'
I've been in there" answered Frank, motion
ing toward the farther and looking at his
father in the manner of animal that fears its
master L came here to borrow some money
from a friend, and 1 got it. but 1 can't use it
now, and he slowly tore up Wooster's check and
permitted the pieces to fall the floor Il stayed
long enough to hear you going for Nelson-and
it's up to me to tell you to quit You're wrong
that's all.
Wooster sank into chair from sudden exhaustion
of the nerves He listened to Frank as one apart
from the scene.
Borrowing money!" echoed the Major, with the
rising choer which the financial affairs of his son
had nearly always excited Gambling money,
l suppose?"
Legal tender" said Frank duly.
Sol" calculated his father. "Sol You two
together | seei Your friend here
wait a minute interrupted Frank Don't
drag Nelson into any more of my nasty scrapes.
He's had good deal more than his share already"
What do you mean?" demanded the father
Il mean that he told me hour ago all about
opening your safe, answered the son.
Hml Tattled it all to you, did he? Knew he
could win your approval without the slightest
troubled Doubtless you two"
9 He didn't mention any names-I want you to
understand that said Frank.
81 But you heard talking, and were able to
patch the two together" answered his father
And having borrowed his money, you
''Oh, confound it! Go on, go on!" cried Frank in
desperation. Il know what no one has told mel
l know how much he has spared you and mel
know he opened the safe to put something in not
to take anything out! He put back mothers neck
lace-for Aileen, who begged him to do it. And
that was what you caught him doingl"
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Daddy and de Boy
By Martha Young

Who know whar' de fishes swim quick and sleek
Away by de fur plantation creek?
Who fish fer trout de brin airy one?
Daddy and de li1' man son!
Who know how to halter dat skittish colt
Hold him by de name when he try to bolt?-
When de vile colt buck des call dat fun
Daddy and de liz man son!
Who know how to set wild steady stride
Ueap FUN de cradle KNOWN how to ride?
Who feared of horse-not nairy one?
Daddy and de liz man son!
Who know how to handle de reins like a man,
Us speedin de track wild de trottin' span
Who dat holler when de race good won?
Daddy and de li1' man son!
Who know how to wrastle de quarter roun',
Git de liz niggers all down on de groun'?
Who mos kin lif' up half ton?
Daddy and de liz man son
Who give de gang odds on de jump or de run,
And scarce be bowed when de race be done?
Been beat, nor lef', nor pass by none?
Daddy and de liz man soni
Who know how to hunt dem squirt in de wood
And he aim so straight, and he shoot so good,
Bring 'em right down wild his own li1 gun?
Daddy and de liz man son
Who gwine ter dat Congress when he's man,
Be Colonel, den Genial des' fas' he can?
Keep a-leadin' de van like his folks begun?
Daddy's ole massa's man soni
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Frank, please don't" started Wooster.

Frank please don't" started Wooster
Shut up!" commanded the Major. Il want to
know it all! Aileen!--Aeen had her mothers
diamonds out of the safe-she had taken her
mothers neckace!'
No, she hadn't said Frank unwilling to per-
NIT the stigma to rest upon his sister. Il said she
asked Nelson to put it back, that's all.
Major Van Twiller sat down. His lips, as we'll as
his face had become horribly pale. 'Aileenl" he
said, suddenly understanding Woosters logged re-
fusal to explain away his apparent guilt Aileen!
But you haven't told it all-not yet! Out with it.
sir-I want it ALL"
I've told enough SO that you can let up on
Nelson" said his But III tell you more!"
he added in a passion of confession. a. ileen
wouldn't tell, because was the who took the
necklace outl That's what it all means-and now
you've got it as straight you could wish l was
Desperate ruined financially. | had lost
fifteen thousand dollars in cotton if you wish to
know. l shrank from the thought of coming to
you'll l stopped to baseness-Id have done almost
anything! l took the diamonds! Aileen saw me,
and got to give her the stones. She brought
me back to reason-by pretending she understood
how could do a thing so mean. 1 never
knew it had come to this. meant to shoot myself;
but she-and Winnie Fitzmorris-kept me from
that-and you We got it ALL"
His father could only stare at him b1ank1y. He
stricken with grief and shame together
Still in his passion Frank continued: "I'm
married to Winnie Fitzmorris, in the bargain
Secretly7-but, by Heaven, honestly! nave mad
to go to friends for money, and to anyone but you
for a helpful word! l have been fool and nearly
worse, but not absolutely cadl l don't attempt
to excuse my taking the necklace-for a man when
he's crazy needs excuse; but | want you to know
that | am what your system has made me-and l.
and not Aileen what you deserve, in heirl
He was almost hysterical when he finished.
The Major still remained silent. He toyed with
his watch-fob. The lines of his face underwent the
change that comes with almost insupportabe
ton. The momentary thought that Aileen might
have done something questionable had shattered
his nerve completely Moreover, Frank had left
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE for JULY 9. 1905

l won't endure this horrible suspicion and treatment
any longer! Once for all, l did not do the thing
you think-and for Heavens sake, Major Van
Twiller, don't drive any further!'
The Major pulled at his collar. His face was
apopectic. Don't make call you larl'
he said. THE papers are gone. There has been
one but you who opened that safe. You admit
it! You refuse to tell what you wanted there,
and at last l know what it was But Wooster,
l won't arrest youth do nothing but break off
the engagement and close my house against you-
if you'll give those papers back and you will
never reveal their contents.
This sudden change of front was amazing. The
Major almost begging for the documents he
had missed That the papers must signify
than any mere money valuation to the before
him Wooster instantly aware. A gush of
sympathy in his heart, he hardly knew why.
Had it been question of his life, he could not
have delivered such blow to the Major as the
truth would be, in this moment. Family disgrace
the thing the old soldier could not have
supported.
Major Van Twil1er," he said, "what can say,
to make you believe l am guiltess of all you are
charging against me? | would swear before God
l innocent of it all. l would sacrifice every
worldly thing l possess to stand innocent in your
estimation, to restore the papers you have
lost. But haven't the papers. | have no know-
edge of any papers or what they might contain.
| beg you to believe me- for l telling you the
truth"
The older man was moved, despite himself But
twice before he had felt this stirring of emo
tion-and what had Nelson done to deserve it? He
had denied him any explanation of what his
duct meant he had secretly courted his daughter
and secured her promise of marriage; he had broken
his word. mol Soft phrases should soften his
heart more
Il don't believe you'll don't!" he said ''You
have made fool of me time after time. You have
never confessed to anything, except the little l
myself discovered you committngl You have de-
ceived me- kept me constantly in the dark-left
me to form my conclusions to why you
forced my safe! Now, sir by George! III fetch
up the I've got below and send you straight to
jail, if you-"
4 Hold on, father" voice broke in, lust
moment, if you pleased!
Wooster and the Major turned about abruptly
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

Bee Want Ads Produce Results,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
Wool Market.

BOSTON Mass, Sept l9--WOOL-The
wool market has been more dun than Tor
distributed There is a quiet demand for
quarter blood and low grades. Pull,d
wools are scarce, Territory gra1des are S,i n
Quotations.: Kentucky, Indiana, etc, three
eighths and quarter blood, 8Bd8ic ldahO
fine, 22a24c; heavy fine, l9q2lc; fine medium,
2sc; Wyoming fine, Eg23c; heavy fine, lsp
9Oc; fine medium, 23a24c; medium, ,2a&ci
fne, 23Q24c; heavy fine, laq20c; fine medium,
23a24Ci medium, H@2Sc; low medium. 8
&c; medium, Ha2Sc; low. medium Sqzc
Montana fine. choice, 26G27c; fine. average,
24p25c; fine medium, choice 2Gu2Ic; average,
2q2Sc: staple, 8Q30c; medium choice y
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. s.-wooL-steady;
medium grades oombing and clothing. l6Q
tub washed, SPACE
LONDON. Sept. l9.-wOOL.-A large mum
ber of buyers attended the opening OF the
NTH series Of wool auction sales today.
The offerings number $3.50 bales. chiefly
cross-breds. The demand was active
bulk OF the wool sold. small supply of
merinos was In good demand, A few lots
America at full rates. The offerings Of
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal wool were
small. Owing 70 the high limits set by
The following advances were noted: Mer-
MOS, per cent; fine cross-breds, 5 per
coarse cross-breds. 7hal0 per cent; Cape
OF Good Hope and Natal. per cent Fol
lowing are the sales In detail; New South
Wales 300 bales; secured l0lzdnls 91ad :.
Greasy. lOltdals Sd: Queensland, 900 bales
| secured. Is 2dals I'D; greasy, llizdqis ?1zd
Is 2i4d. West Australia. 500 bales: greasy,
7dqls New Zealand, 500 bales; secured.
sdqs 5od t5d 56 g6 ETe3Nsy ags n std S
l0dd1s ND; greasy 6lsdqSikd. River
Platte, 800 bales; secured, lOdals 714d.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
Total receipts
The disposition or ;he days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-

CATTLE-There was a good run OF
cattle here, about 349 loads being on sale.
The receipts were just about the same
as last Tuesday. but were about seventy
eight loads heavier than the correspond
ing day last year. The quality OF the
cattle was fairly good.
While the market held up in good share
today, the trade could hardly be said
TO be in favor of the selling interests
as there was a weak undertone to the
trade, all the morning. The big run was
largely responsible for the sowness and
f0r the weakness shown. Buyers were
slow taking hold and statesmen with any
OF. There was fair sprinkling of native
cattle on sale and on the very best kinds
prices were for the most part Just about
steady, but the medium grades and half
fat warmed up stun was in poor demand
and changed hands largely at lower prices
AS the morning advanced the trade on the
natives eased off little and steady prices
lower figures, Western cattle constituted
the most OF the receipts and were in A
little better demand than the natives al
trade The choice grades were Just about
steady, but the commoner grades were
weak to a little lower.
There was a fair supply of cows and
heifers on sale and there was a weak
feeling to the trade all through the morn
ing. Something good brought steady prices,
but the bulk Of the stun, being common.
was on about dime. Trading in this
division was uneven and some salesmen
having something that Just suited the eye
Of the buyer were quoting the market
steady. There was not much life to the
trade and the market was draggy.
Bulls. veal calves and stays felt the
weakness shown in the trade on other
classes of cattle and were a little easier.
StocEers and feeders were again In good
demand and the supply was fairly liberal
On the, good heavy, feshy stun prices
and lighter weights were just about steady
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

SHEEP-Receipts were heavy again To-
day. about siNty-three fresh loads being on
sale. The offerings were pretty wei
mixed, a good many feeders being in
Cluded in the receipts, as well as many
light lambs. The stun did not arrive very
early and statesmen were not ready to show
their holdings until we'll along in the
forenoon and as a consequence trading was
slow and the market was dull during the
early hours Of the morning. Buyers were
out early looking over the receipts and, al
though a little slow about taking hold
sull they showed a disposition TO take on
supplies and the demand was equal 20
the supply. Fat sheep and lambs held UP
In good shape and prices were fully steady
With yesterday. There was a good supply
OF feeder sheep and lambs here and
feeder buyers had a chance to I'LL some OF
their orders. The break last week brought
buyers back, as many Of them expected
still lower prices this week. But this has
not been the case for the two days. sun,
the demand is satisfactory and the market
today ruled generally steady. At the time
OF closing this report the prospects were
good for everything being sold
quotations on fat sheep and lambs; GOOD
to choice lambs, So tOd6.75 good to choice
yearllngs wethers. s. 60d4. 30; good to choice
old wethers, S42564.5O; good to choice ewes,
81 40dA25.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, S.75a6l0 good feed
ing yearlings, A75d4 20; good feeding weth-
ers, 81 9Oq4 40: feeding ewes, 50 3a3 I5i
breeding ewes 4 25d4 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
New York Mining Stocks.
Foreign Financial

LONDON. Sept. ls,-Money was in good
9emand in the market today. Discounts
had hardening tendency, lenders being
dominated by fears OF Impending move9
ments OF gold and an advance in the Bank
or England's rate OF discount on the stock
exchange the tendency was toward weak
ness, the market being overshadowed bv
the monetary outlook Business was re-
stricted by the Morocco news, having an
unsetuing effect, Consols were depressed
but closed a fraction better Americans
opened steady, reacted to below parity on
realizations and New York selling and
closed weak and irregular. Continentals
were irregular on Paris selling. Japanese
were dull and Kaffirs and Rhodesians gem
orally had a downward tendency. Japa-
nese imperial 6s of 1904 were quoted at lOb.
BERLIN, Sept. le-On the bourse today
domestic coal and iron shares were active
and from to per cent higher Other de-
partments were generally inactive. Amer
leans were fractionally higher
PARIS, Sept. l9.-Prices on the bourse
today were depressed at the opening, owing
70 the delay in the Moroccan negotiations,
but later they improved on Official reassur-
ances and at the close had an upward ten
dency Russian imperial As were quoted az
Sass and Russians bonds of 1904 at 517
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Wheat D'eI Well Considering the North
west Movement.
HOLDS UP UNDER HEAVY RECEIPTS
May Corn strong on UnfavorabIe Cow
ernment Report and september
DOwB-Oats stronger for
December and May.


OMAHA. Sept. 10. 1906.
The wheat market. though lower, held
up surprisingly well In view OF the fact
hat l,Os3 cars were received at Duluth and
Minneapolis. The opening was about ltc
1n, but further weakness developed
Toward the last there was a rally siritlar
% that OF yesterday and December finished
&c split below yesterday. Armour is said
20 be buying December again through
brokers'. IL the railroads can furnish the
cars II Is predicted that the northwestern
crop will prove load on the market Sep
tember closed at S3lRc December at s31sd
SAC and May at sac.
May corn was strong on the unfavorable
government report Of today September
was lower and December firm al about yes
old September at 5lssc, December at ava
AHc, old December at 45ssc and May at
1880.
Oats were stronger for December and
May delivery. September finished at 27&c.
December at 22sc and May at 30ltc.
and Ldhc on corr Arrivals OF corn were
heavy and there was a poor spot trade
Primary wheat receipts were 1,zS5 900 bu.
last year Of 100000 bu, and shipments Of
$4,000 bu. Receipts of corn were 706.00O bu.
isst e soS $500 ~ ou asainst recelpts
$4,000 bu. Clearances were $1,000 bu. of
corn, lsS,00o bu. Of oats and 5000 bbls. ot
Hour. Bradstreet's corn increase is l,265,0O0
bu. and oats increase 10000 bu. The
wheat Increase Is 2,s13, coo bu.
Further combinations have come from
England that the oats and barley crops
have turned out unsatisfactory. The pro-
hibition of Roumanian exports of corn has
been renewed.
Minneapolis says: The American Cereal
company is the best buyer OF oats, paying
26%c for No. 8 white. No. 4 white selling
at 261zc and No. at &kd26c 1t is said
that within week 10000 bushels Of feed
barley have been sold by Chicago dealers
for export. Cash business at Chicago in
all positions yesterday was 25,OOO bushels
Of wheat. 10000 bushels of corn and $4,000
bushels Of oats.
II is said that Lichstern made a private
settlement on over 10000 bu. September
corn with Patten yesterday. The price Is
said to have been between 53c and Sic.
Iichstern was a buyer on the break yester-
day through brokers.
A Toronto man says: There cannot he
a demand for American wheat when they
There is big inquiry for Manitoba
wheat, but at prices that are unavoidable.
think that a good, broad honest Chicago
market we will get good option business,
every miller and exporter in Ontario
unable to sell It, the situation does not
inspire confidence"
Omaha Cash Sales.
wHEAT-No. hard 2 cars, nc; No,
hard. car, 76hci l car. 75c; l car, 72c;
no grade, l car, 72c.
oATS-No. 4 white, l car, 25Ikc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard, 77GSOc; No. 3 hard
nc; No. hard, 75q75lko No. spring 7Sc.
CORNING. p 47hc; No. 3, 47c; No. 4, acc
nc. grade, ld45c No yellow, 47l4c; No.
yellow, 47hc; No. white, 471Ac No. white
6ATs-No. mixed 24c; No 3 mixed
23zc; No. 4 mixed, &c; No white, 26c
No; white, 2%c; No. white, 251ac; stand
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-Heavy movement Of
wheat in the northwest had weakening ef-
the close wheat for December delivery
was on nc. Corn Is up nc. Oats are praC-
tically unchanged Provisions are down
Sentiment in the wheat pit at ths oren-
ing was rather bearish and initial guota-
tions showed slight losses, DecomDer beng
on a shade to haAc at S5sc t. SIC. The
principal factor contributing TO the easier
tone was continued uarketWard move
ment Of enormous quantities of new wheat
In the northwest. Arrivals today at Min
neapOlis and Duluth totaled 1903 cars as
against esq cars a year ago. PIT traders
sold freely and caused a slump Of the Dec
however. came to the supputt Of the mar
ket. Forced by demand rom this source
the market rallied, Oecemb9r atVanClI
TO A$sc. Later the market easel OF AKA u
on renewed selling by pit traders and COM
mission houses. The close was easy with
December at ShGA. ClearanCes Of wheat
and flour were equal to 233, 600 bushels
The worlds visible supply as shown by
Bradstreets increased 100000 bushels
Primary receipts were l, 2S5, 90 bushels COM
pared with 10000 bushels a year ago.
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts Of l,ltS cars against Is2 cars last
week and Sl3 cars a year ago.
Damage to the corn crop resulting from
heavy rains in the southeast had bulllsn
effect on the corn market. feature Of
trading was active demand for the May
delivery from several prominent traders.
Commission houses were fairly active bid
uerSt tOr DOtn december ana May. l2lDtldl
receipts caused some easiness at the start;
The market closed firm December opened
unchanged to &c lower at 444sc to A41zc,
sold up to 45a451zc and closed at 1850. Local
receipts were 65I cars with 3Ob cars Oh con-
tract grade.
Business in the oats market was in
active. At the opening there was some
selling by discouraged longs and by cash
houses. AS a result prices sagged on a
trife. Later a steadier tone developed on
covering by shorts. The close was steady.
December opened a shade TO &c lower AT
2SRd8Ac to &Ac, sold up to Sic and
closed at &Asc. Local receipts were S5s
cars
Provisions were comparatively steady
Offerings were not large and were readily
taken by shorts. At the close January porh
was off 1Oc al N23215. Lard was on Z1an5c
at S6s21A Ribs were down 2l4q5c at st. 451
/ 647h
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
| 81 cars; corn, 426 cars, oats, Isl cars hogs
| 2S. 600 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20
stock In sight.
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. ls.-METAL-The
London tin market reacted slightly follow
ing the decline OF yesterday closing at
el45 IS for spot and el4 los Tor futures
Locally the market was very quiet with
prices a shade steadier At S3l. .6ofIsi 80. Cop
per was easier abroad. closing al cR2 Us 6d
for spot and e6S los for futures. Locally
the market was reported QuiC. Some
dealers are said 20 be holding supplies
higher than the range regularly quoted, but
on the other hand there are runnrs of
business at still lower figures Lake and
electrolytic are quoted al SlG6Ill25 and
casting al 3l5.75ai6O Lead was quiet and
unchanged al 81. 4.S5d4e0 in the loCnI market
but was lower al el3 les ID in London
Spelter was higher abroad. closing at
E26 7s Sd for spot in London and al S5.S5a
8 IS in the local market. Iron was easier
IN the English markets with standard
foundry quoted at 4ss % and MiddlesbOro
az As. Locally the tone was firm No !
foundry northern Is quoted az SlSS-ft.7 IS !;
No. foundry northern al SIC 25T'675. NO.
] foundry southern at Sl625dlG75, and No.
foundry southern at SIS T5dl65l
ST LOUIS, Sept. 9-METALS--Lead
easy, A7b; spelteT, weaker SB14
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-20

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
BradstTeets show the following changes in
available supplies, as compared with last
account:
Wheat-United States and Canada east
Rockies, increased, 1873. COO bushels alIuat
for and IN Europe, increased, l,lO0, 900
bushels Total supply increased, 2,S3,U00
bushels.
Corn-United States and Canada east
Rockies, increased, 1, ,235, 900 bushels
Oats-Cnited States and Canada, east
Rockies, increased 2,2SS 600 bushels
The leading increases reported this week
are SOS 900 bushels in Manitoba, III 900
bushels az Louisville; nS.OOO bushels at the
Chicago private elevators; 5000 bushels at
New Orleans, and 6,0m bushels at the
Minneapolis private elevators.
The leading decreases are so, ,O0 bushels
at Depot HarbOT, and IS 600 bushels in ele-
vators In the vicinity Of Lincoln, Neb.