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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27
couNrRY PRoDucE MARKETe.

York April u, lS0o
Ve-,- ltrie stock arriving. and
,1s 10 check any pressure sell The 1o66ng ds-
md Tor pea improved much bu. 81, oJae
manu- hands and there IS s9ie-
tlS amer feeling the close. Marrow ana Llsil t
WtaL stsadv but dull Very little doing IN Ieu All-
eIe mi n would take exceptionally me quaLy a. oe sl
Ie9s Scotch peas barely hteany. ne
ME. BEANS choice per BUSH ~ e. e. IA
einE 81 ybte kidney SO 10; black turtle soup 81
vssovy eve 50 O5df2 10; do lima CAlitonsS1 20 ''V
PEAS Scotch, bush, ~ tEcael-.-.
- 81 fIleceipts to-day. 500 phgs, The nar5e Is
- STEADY with pretty fair demand
s are keeping their purchases close 70 ne hes1s ~
buy bit fhe requirements Of the trade seem 20
me t eoual 20 supply, and this prompts ssu2 10
80 roes about where they have been ever s,1e
A9lo however undercurrcnt thht
ess before long; fact. this afternoon some
decilt. week wi RIge more STOCK llie
sTs while creameries are ha ia
s.5s forunrd very rapidly by express. We 49, W.
~ lo,e5 by express from canada 50 tar thie 80
oJ,oto: Creamery, extras. peg NJ sgo ealesssl
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York AQril 81 1900
COFFED-Tn spite o. heavy tenders on May contracts
fhe market ruled very Arm particularly the last hour.
When there s goa demand seemingly for both ac-
prices after unchanged 70 ,
points lower. March. keeping with rather dsaP
-oinrng European cables closed firm advance
points Sales reported OF about 1890
lass n which about 1890 bags We're in the shape OF
L the FIRST notice 6ay for May contracts,
and estimated that fully 325 600 bags TEN
deres The notices taken Of ny importers and
hogses chiefly issued by half
different firms the trade There trouble
for remaining longs Nay switch Of their
contracts when desired and the notices had no influence
while The idea that the Nay position had
been seemed traders free
ale n accordance with their views the general
conditions trade The advance Of last winter about
Sc fcr Nay predicted the idea q BRAZILIAN crop
under 10 O00O00 and the small recepg5
doubtful coffee than that viii be
received. particularly rains n the interior recently
DELAYED picking o II IS also
si6eyed Lksy thaI spot demand VIII pick up. and
sentiment rather optimistic though Il would
rather 20 the crop season 10 expect any
permanent very advance The Bot market
quiet bit steady with quotations che basis Of FAC
Rio No 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27

Cotton Tcrcbange epeclal Liverpool cables; bpo
a. moderate demand; sales - 1a.ss % l GTeTtcan
200. nldeing uplsnd 4UI6 Futures opened
points decline closed steady, net l4< points 9ai.
AgriL Apru-May ana May rne $50. - s1te1nber-
Oeober Ola. .Dcrober- November aVZd; (okei- 49,
cerher O3d. Decenber-Januaryr $50; .iotbs
ruag3. OGc. Mancheater-s arms ou'l anu '
Flour AND MEAI-Thsre were several sl21i Wise s he
v,ufer etrniehts yesterday ott
market was duh and without tea ~ iDte- straights,
uncbanRed eurng parents $50 o. "a %
s. 70Qs ~ winter patents. 500 ~ slt-ns winter
a. egtra No winter, 50 oya5 20, ee 1-s- "a GOOD
g s5as s0 RYE FLOUR STEADY glotSsa ZIP MA.
S ,eS4 es seoof k iS 5 as3 q 7Sa8 6Pas
BAG MHAI-steady: quoted: tlne ~h1 tt IN steady
s. 90 coarse. new. 81 OsQl ~ Es1s 10. standard mid
city firm: quoted: Western sprng "a T-oT1nt ship
oi1g SIS ID. dour do S2l 10. red ooe 20 poiIs S1z
mem. cifv fgan el0dl9 So bulk ana $500 80 Ss ~
SO 56a24: red dog s2s; hOEainy clop ~ D1A' -
saeE5, 81 1SSi; sTSfter brief period o. armnes:
IN fbe morning LIQUIDATION resumed IA - bot-
fnarket today becoming heayy aiteI - H-- ebout
eifoVeshe~ leading options including MAY soio 49, IN
- 80 htebee aeures the day, VITA the e-Oss
Nesg-y0rk HalNo lower AnLslp9ts Univ
rsverss IN t6s market also the late pIess Ia.
there losing about &c from the previous s,,,e ~ tie
Sfon r ne market really me Nv
aftended by sellihB ~ N@.--3
frs.eee ,gffh Eastern connections The -
Tnent was dsadvanfage IN uis 1tsns CAV and
dersfs loss The break showed plainly now ~ ,ts
CONFIDENCE Is the bull side AT present. os,,,r ~ the
outlook the changea i'a4sol "a
Iev wheat from bulletin lsFe tseAn rilet
ro,,rsqe5 20 renew their vicious attacks on ne ~ ~
There was in the news oll-.ls - r1o-e
apparent to-dsg mat iss vith sentiment con-
0Eersusd The cay eio-s- f.lfege
rseerafsv u1iFed but q rule more ln-L...- t,
fhe rnafief almost low enough Tor ne - 80 $50
N1se. G0oa rains were present - 90 - =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April e6-Closng: wIIEAT-sPot aGleti 10
California Is 3D. futures quist May % go Su.y
new quiet - 2Isd: American mixed old steady As 1Oad
futures quiet: May. 2Ad; July. As SAd- FE-SAss-
firm. I1d. FLOUR-St- Louis fancy winter
steady. 9s I'd. HOPS IN london (Pecino Coas sts@9y
t6 6sQf6 15s- BEEF strong; extra India ness 9As -
PORK dull. prime mess. Western. d2s ID HANss, los
10 10. As 81 BACON urtni Nllilsel
land cut 90 NJ Ais ca short rib 10 20 - n as
long clear mddes. light IS "a 10 sos Cd long clear
mddles heavy 40 n. 39s: short clear backs 10 70
% n. SIS; clear bellies Il 20 l6 10 as SiOuIiett
Square IL % ID n steady, SIS lAHlA-PFine western
IN IieTees agtet Sos American refined IN pals sse9ey
9T3 I'd. BUTTER nominal CHEESE steady American
finest white 57s 81: American finest colored 29s ii
TAILOw-Prlme city steady. 23s- TuIsPENllNtSss
SpIrfts nru, Ga. ROSIN-Comnon Arm, - "a
PETRoIEUNI- Refined quiet, 5%d LINsEED OH
strong. los n1
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contract prices IN the focal market was as

The local market spot quiet and .
points lower the basis Of 65c for uddng upland
Soc for nidcng Gull Southern spot markets tel
egraphed as follows Savannah, holiday. Norfolk quiet
CSC asc; sales, bales Baltimore nominal
z Mobile easy lice lower T1sc Louis
quiet l-l6c 7-l6c. sales - bales Charleston
quiet. &c lower at 7c Augusta steady. ll6c lower
re sales. 636 bales Galveston quiet unchanged at
S#c sales s95 bales. NeVOrleans steady. unchanged
3-i6e: Gales. 1890 bales. Memphis steady. IN
changed 7ssC. Eles 80 bales Estimated receipts OF
leading points fOr Al Houston, 80
70 against 1880 1910 last
Galveston. about o. 100 against 996 week and
l7ll last year Hew-OrleanE 800 10 5500 against
Z last week 1.T55 year.
Receipts ports and Interior points today COM
pared with the same day week and last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR aas,.
WHEAT No spring, 90q9+c; No g. S31a3c. N, -
0lQ94l2c; CORN. No =. acc; No yellow 46Etc. OATS ~
pc; No 2 white. Bic; No white 29lsQ31c: RYE 40
mating. 44G47c: FLAXSEED No l. 81 81 NJ $50
81 40: TIMOTHY SEED prime S. 10. C,I Oy1
SEED, contract grade SIS 500 PORK, mess ner M
S12 05QSl2 10; LARD per 100 81 O59S7 orr. en-;
sdes boxedl So S7a@s7; WHSKEY basis OF higb virs
81 % On the Produce Exchange today the fIrTtII;
market easy Creameries 2I625c: diaries S1(8zt'
EGGS steady: At mark, included
Is 5ac; prime hrsts. 16c extras lTc CHEESE steady Ia
Duluth. April 25.-Cose: WHEAT-No Northern aoIsc
Der, s14c.
Milwaukee, Aprll 26,-WHEAT-No 1 Northern. 81; No
Northern. 94Q9sc july S3rsc bid RYE-No / ran
79iac. BARLEY-NO 2, 5lQ52c; sample. 3SQ5Ic iN1FT
No 3. 45is44Glec May. 453z945ssc bid
Minneapolis. April 26.-CIose: WHEAT@Mav o4Isc.
July, 92'sq92%c; September, 81 4c No hard 9SAc 10
patents IS 156S5 %: patents 81 956S5 O5.
clears s. 25qS4 30 second clears 81 s5g$2 80. BRAN
In bulk. So 20.
Philadelphia, April 26-WHEAT dull; contract grade
April 9sde9c CORN unchanged; April 50Q50lac. OATS
sec BUTTER steady extra Western creamery. Sic ex-
ira nearby prints EGGS firm; nearby. fresh 16i5C
Western fresh. lie. az mark CHEESE, firm:
fancy 1S3afll57S; do choice l31ac: do
n, in sacSs wheat 900 700 bush; oats TO00
bush. SUPERINTENDENT 1900 bush; corn. 90 900 bush;
oats 2l,uOO bush
St Louis April 26-C1cse; WHEAT, No red cash
S99ac; May, Sessc; July tbAe No hard $50
e5c. CORN-No . cash. 4ec: May sac; July 14ssc.
white. 32d321sc.
Toledo April -CLOVEFs HiEp--Gash. IS 90 bid:
APRIL IS 40 BIDS October s. TTtz ALslEA-Prime 81 go
TIMOTHN-Prime 81 42iz.
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BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD
NEW YlRK. NEW HlYEN & HlRIF0Rl m

depart Grand Central station. 42d ST and
4th Ave. - follows. Tor
1890 .: ~ 19'o. , a NJ ttloo 'z1oa '1is'oo-
BOSTON wa. YvIIiimantic-fsSG0 A NJ t2:0O p N
BOSTON via SrGingfed-t9:0O A NJ. tl12:OO sll4;OOs
"11OO p. NJ
FITCHBCRG Putnam and WOEcesys~-f3-0O p. NJ.
I.AKEVIL.I-E and EORFOLk-fS-5O A NJ. 1881 p M.
CT. RARRINGTON. STOChBEIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIEI.D-t4.5O. $50 A. NJ. 1881 p. n
WATERBURY, and NINSSTED-f4.5O. $500 $500.
1902 $4,000 Waterbury, A A.. 1908, ff.3O.
sf5Ol. 1000 $500 90 waterbury, P. H.
Ticket Offices al cGrand Central Station and c125th
St also c11S c261 11s5; elS54 Broadway. g PARK
ave. Madison Ave. c273 West 18th St 15S East
125th St II Brooklyn 6 Court st. 500 sutton St.,
STsiiy FF.xcept sundays ssundays only fstops as
f25th xStops 125th sundays only. 4ParlOl
Limited. HAS dining car eParlor and Sleeping Car
c. T. HENIPsTEAD. Gen. Pass Art ,
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen. Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27

at SIC receipts IL casks ROsIN-NothnS doing prices
unchanged receipts 142 bbls. TAX nItl AZ u 81 -
ceipts. 1O3 bbls CRUDE TURPE-NTINE firm al 81 o.
So and 81 50: receipts. 80 bbls- - a.. "a
London April 2B.-TUftPE1N'IlNE- - 4-u-
ROsIN-American strained S 50. hne. us ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27
READlNC SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. R.
A1Hefy street Kerry ttIns from south Ferry
I'VE minutes earlier beI0vl
1a1SlONs BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND ITRVOH
ChUNh-z400 Gala EastOn only, $40 a N LEO
449 100 t54 Easton oniy) D. sundays. E4s3O
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. so a
9UO 2. m Sundays. 1880 a. j m
LdnEWOOD LAAEHpttST. TONS RIVER AND
11EAHA-tEeHAA--z4O0. "A40 zL30 (340. Ala
lakewood and LaSehurst only. AGO. x60S .. San-
ATLANTIC CITY-s9.40 a. m fs % D. m
EINELASD AND BRIDGEEON-z4.06 a. m 4 20 \. m
LONGt BRANCH, ASBURT PARK. OCEAN GROVE
zAOO. $50 lLSO a M. X1-2O. 445. $50 go
p m sunday, except Ocean Grove. eco a m. AOOs
ATLANTIC HLDS. STARLIGHT. MONMOUTH HCH
$50. $50 $50 Atlantic HIdA onlyl. ESQ :. m Sun-
days, 800 a. N. d.
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERNIINAL)-S43 IS, TOO.
fS00 oaO0 1000 f1LO0 M. t1200. s100. 49,
"12.15
2ATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-F425. taOO. 400.
s12Q0 a m, 600. $'ACO. 100. 800 t9.25 ..
BALTIMORE AND WASWNGTOO-ao0. $1,000 s12oO
900 400. eco 200. 1913
READING, HARRISBURG, POTTSVILLE and WILL
AANlSPORI-4400, z425, tS0O hf910. (10-0O. HOO
zFrom Liberty Street only. SDaNy- TDaily. except
sunday. Sundays only. tParlor only. Iva Ia
Enaqua- saturdays. aE.xcept saturdays
ChceS Liberty ST. Ferry. south Ferry Aston House.
3 Union Square West. 2T9s 81 273 West 125th Sc.
245 Columbus $40 FULTON 343. 344 500
Fulton Brooklyn. 500 Broadway. williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage to dss
w G. BESLER. C. NJ BURT.
Nice-Pres- and Gen Mgr Cen Pass'r Agent
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Books and Publications.
FREE EXHIBITION.
TREAT DOUGHERTY collection OF Mezz0tints:;
also Engravings by BartOlOzzi at

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS
WEEK.
I have exhibition the gems from the conec-
ton Of Inezzotints etc, gathered by the late W H
Dougherty OF Philadelphia. including the following I'm
portant subjects: OF the BurgOmaster and His
Wife. after REMBRANDT COySINs'S Countess Grey
and Her Children and Plus VI Dc kLNSONS Lady
Charles Spencer: RE-MBRANDTS Frame Maker b.
DIXON; DUNKARTON'S Henry Addington; EARL
OAI'S and Flower Pieces (PrOOfsl; NALEsNflNE
GREENS Garrick and Mrs Pritchard; ltEMBttANDf'S
Ship Builder by HODGES; H0JSION'S William Pitt
JONESS Charles James Fox; LUCASS Lord Chief
Justice Tindal; LUPTONS Lord Byron: McARDElI}S
Lady Middleton; RENEBkANDTS Rabbi by PEIuEEt;
REYNOLDS'S AIarchiouess OF Exeter and his John Z.
Kemble Cato: SAYS John p. Keuble; SMITH
Richard Steele; TURNER'S William Pitt and his Sir
Robert Peel; WARDS Lord CORVALLIS; also The
SmuggIers and The Travellers; after MORELAND;
WILLIAM WARDS David Wilkie and William Cob
bett: WATSON'S Sir Joshua Reynolds. and others
which can be seen at
The prints will be sold at auction by stan v Hen
kels 1112 Walnut St. Philadelphia. May Sd and ath-
Catalogues free at 50 New St
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FOR SALE.

EOR SAFE A FEW SETS OF AMERICAS sue
GO4s 0A1Es- CESSFUL MEN, In large vol
umes with portrafta covers slightly sOilsd but in
ceIlent condition.; original price SD dispose OF quickly
VIII nut the price a. $40 per Address HILLS New
York Tribune
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NAVAL STORES.

The market nominaly hrner OWING hs to small spot
mareet and makes more or less uncertainty COR
trading basis Rosin WAS hf'i Ear ruled steady
- sPiRiT,S TT'fRFPFsSTTNEEon and machine bbls SEQ
60lsc
TAR. 81 256S5 ~. 49,. 40 ooaeo ~ -
ROSIN-Cofnmon good stralnelso 80 10
@s3 20 T. 81 aOdS3 IS; c. 81 Sg9h 81 y SS eeS8 20;
81 s6asa 90 X s. 359S4 40; NJ 4sO@FA %; n. s. TO-
" G. IS IS; w ". IS 80.
STOCK on HAND.
poen -. . 1h2 bbs
"a
Tar 4 tu- bba
Charleston. April 26.-TuRPHN44''H ana AoslN-
wilmington. Aprta ssa--sFIRITs TuRP1rVTpSn nrm-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27
- - b ID foIlows

COTn0e-The Irregular. After
hrn opening broke 70 new low level for the present
rallied before active
covering. promoted by fTmness New-Ogleans and
p0-s that big market leader there bidding for
large lines IN effort stampede the ahOrts Final
prices shoNed small net gain for the day The opening
OF 4 points. shortly
ward the market showed a advance OF points
accelerated BY hrner cables than expected
authority indicating substantial
reduction in the acreage Of The Caroinas.
'ak % free spot Oegs particularly OF the low grades
and selling IN the local market by SPOT houses led ap-
gIefeDsiuUs deliveries being planned con
trar There renewal aggressive bear pressure
initial advance
early afternoon reaching 7.olc IN spite
bears break prices through
level IN the expectation Of catching orders, there
covering offerings,
.ceVOreans turned firm prices had recovery Of
about 10 points from the lowest closing steady al
advance q 3 = points. Sales estimated az
80 90 bags Port receipts for the day fun
the South excellent, while
light Southern spot markets unchanged 70 5sc
lower hut Il IS reported that better grades cotton
fuly held
ne OF prices IN the focal as
follows:
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 28-FIOUR-Iig1t demand WHEAT
OGerings light; No Northern. 81 o.; No red 95sac
COItN-Steady; No yellow. 531ec: No corn Sic OATS
Easy; No : white. S41lc. No mixed, 82c
Chicago April 26-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27

LaCkaWanna Railroad.
Leave Barclay Christopher
$500 4. M--For BinghamtOn and syracuse
1000 A. M.-FOr Buffalo, Chicago
s1.40 p M-For Buffalo Chicago.
TACO 2. M--For Scranton Plymouth.
"6.1O p. M.-For Buffalo Chicago.
sS.45 P. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse Utica
goo A. M.-FOr ChicagO-SleeperS open p. NJ
Tickets. 149 429. 11s3 Broadway. N Y:
ton ST.. Brooklyn
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SurrOgate's Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Il Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York is hereby given all persons having
claims against William Fl Hurbu late Of the County OF
York, present the with vouchers
the office OF the Metropolitan Trust company
York. No. 40 Wall street, In the Bor
ough City % New York. before
day Of october next Dated New York. the oth
day OF April 1903. - - - - -
NFyFROPOIITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK MARGARET Fl. HURIBUT, Executors
PARSONS. CIOSSON & HILVAINE, Attorneys for tx
ecutors. New York CITY
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

FRANK T. FITZGERALD Surrogate OF the
County OF New York notice Is hereby given to all per
having claims against Elizabeth NJ Bunker late OF
York, deceased. to present the same
thereof the subscriber at its place OF
transactIng business Wall Street. in the BOr
Of Manhattan, City OF New York. OF be-
fore the 18th day OF August. next
Dated. York. the 9Th day OF February, 1900
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, Executor
PARSONS. CL.OSSONs & MILVAINE, Attorneys for
81 William Street Borough OF Manhattan, New
y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-27

c1fee Cahles--Itio--caffee market firm: No Rio.
$3.50 exchange 1GAsi receipts 1900 bags: stock
Saurus-Coffee market steady: good average
t0s $500 receipts bags: stock bags Ham
hlIg-Coftee market opened i pig
2:8C N nst \ pig lower; sales. 81 900 bags
1Iayreufiee market opened quiet ana unchanged; y
declined 4 franc: ? n unchanged; az $50
n advanced I franc; total sales l9 O00 bags
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

Reports are revived al Hardin OF
the movement OF a Japanese Aging
column northward through Manchuria
in the direction OF Tsitsihar
The loss and destruction Of commits
sariat stores al Mukden. Hussltai, Tie
Pass, kalyuan and Changtafu has
been a heavy deprivation to the Rus
sian army. AS a result the price OF
forage and provisions has consider
ably increased
Affairs at the front generally are
quiet, except for skirmishing by
Mistchenko's Cossacks.
There is no truth in the report that
the explosion OF a bomb ON Monday
In the artillery depot az Hardin killed
seventy-dye men.
Peace Now Far Distant.
The announcement that President
Roosevelt has left Washington on a
vacation trip Is accepted az ST Pc
tersburg as evidence that the Efforts
90 draw Russia and Japan into peace
negotiations have come 20 grief for
the moment No definite explanation
Of exactly what happened is forth
coming, but the general impression is
that Japan either declined to treat
upon the Russian basis or demanded
a direct avowal that there was pa
ci6c disposition
AT any rate the advocates Of con
tinuatlon OF the war seem secure Of
their position and everything indi-
Gates that the hope Of an immediate
change OF fortune rs staked on Vice
Admiral Roiestvensky, whose squad
ron, according To the best informa-
ton is now actually on It's way TO
meet the japanese The admiralty Is
greatly encouraged by the prospects
that Roiestyensky win be able 10
defeat Admiral Togo owing TO the
splendid reports which have just ar
rived here from Roiostyeusky. dated
from the Island OF Madagascar re-
counting In detail the condition OF
the ships and personnel. and the re-
suits of the target practice Of the
squadron and Of the maneuvers IN
which the warships have been drill
ing for three months.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

Russia c0untcrmanding orders for
war material abroad are hascless and
grow ont of the declination Of for.
oign offers with which the war office
and admiralty have been swamped.
He insists that there has been no re.
taxation in the preparations 10 con
tinue the war. but says there viii be
no mobilization at present, explaining
that 10000 troops OF the last mobil.
ization already have started for the
front. and that instead OF mobilizing
new troops these Will be followed by
portion of this years conscripts.
Gen. Sakaroff denied emphatically
that he ever intrigued against Gen.
Kouropatkin. affirming that he gave
the latter the most loyal support AZ
the same time In discussing the bat
tie OF Mukdcn Sakaruff declared the
men and material ~ the Russian
army were equal TO those Of the Japa
nesc. forcing the reluctant conclusion
that the japanese gencralship was
superior 10 the Russian
Ia denying the popular impression
that largo proportion Of army re-.
serve men were sent 90 the front,
sakaroff made the important admis
sion that reserve men were sent only
in the early stages of the war. DC.
fore we had assurances from Flu.
rome" which Is interpreted as a con
fassion that au arrangement was
made with Germany FOR covering The
frontier Of Poland
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
shoots Victim OF eomb.

While every one was asleep Mon.
day night in the hospital at Warsaw.
in which are the three policemen who
were injured by the explosion Of a
bomb which was thrown into the POI
lice station az Praga. a suburb of War
saw. on March 90 an unknown man
entered the ward and went 10 the bed.
side OF Policeman Sarap. at whom he
fred his revolver three times. One
shot took effect in the back of the
policeman The assailant escaped be-
fore the patients and attendants had
time 90 recover from the shock ana
surprise Sarap has been hated es'
pecially ON account OF his brutality I'm
the recent riots
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that time all run down, weak, nervous
aud without ambition. / had been doc
toring all summer for malaria aud
stomach trouble. Everybody thought I
was going into consumption, as my
mother had died Of that disease.
"Thanks to DIR. Williams Pink Pills,
i am now niiyo and hearty. / began TO
improve as soon as began to take them.
and when / had taken three boxes / wasa
well woman. Everyone wonders how l
keep 80 well and am able 10 care for my
homo and six children without help.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills explain t..
my Oldest girls health began TO fail
when she was about fourteen. She was
nervous, complained Of sharp pains In
her head, would get dcathly sick aud
have 30 leave the school room 60 got fresh
mir TO revive her. gave somop pills 70 her.
She took only n few boxes, but they cured
her troubles, and caused her e. develop
into n perfect picture of health. Then my
husband took them for rheumatism and
found that thoy would euro that too. So
you sec we have all got great good from
using them, and that is why we recon-
mcud Thorn 20 others"
Mrs. Minnie B. Gossctt lives at
Uhrichsvillc, Tuscarawas Co. Ohio, and
is well known, ms She has resided IN tho
samc noighborhood for more than thir-
teen years Her story shows that a
medicine which makes the blood sound
and the nerves strong. ovcrcomcs yari-
city Of Diseases and should be found i'm
every hons hold Dr Williams Pink Pills
are sold by al druggists everywhere.
They have cured nna,ml aud all forms
Of weakness, also tho most stubborn
cases ~ dyspepsia aud rheumatism.
They are indispensable for growing girls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
Arrest Terrorist.

Tht police of ST. Petersburg arrest
I'd I'm the Neysky Prospect a man dis.
guised as a carriage driver prcsuma-
bly, belonging 10 the same orgauiza.
ton as the twelve persons who were
arrested last week for supposed con
ncctiou with terrorist schemes.
There Is little doubt that there was "A
plot directed against The life Of Gov.
ernor General Tropon and the latest
arrest indicates that thp terrorists are
acting on a concerted plan with aux
lliaflcH and loukuuts tao aid Che actual
preparation or the assassination.