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USELESS GENERALS RETIRED.
rinis Reports riRb, Win Rebels at
surnm Pass.


ST PErERSBi'R Jan. 20 - The
celebration of the Feast ~ the Epiph-
any. the fourth ~ The great festivals
of the church passed uneventfully.
/ though as significant OF the new ntti.
[ tude In Russia toward both church and
state the churches were less crowded
than is usual. aud many merchants
venturcd to disregard the unwrittcn
law aud kept their stores opened.
The ceremony at TsarslSoc Sclo lost
IN impressiveness 10y the absence Of
the diplomatic corps. none OF the mem
beers Of which was invited.
The retirement of seventeen superan-
nuated generals of the council for ma
tional defense was gazetted. and this
action will be followed shortly by the
retirement of n score Of inactive veter-
ans of the Alexander committee for the
relief of wounded and fifteen members
of the council of the empire. This step
is dictated by reasons of economy.
The three bodies under previous re-
gimes have been regarded as resting
places III Which lhillllUl SERVANTS WHO
had outllyed their usefulness could be
shelved at full salary and rank instead
of being retired on half pay
A Tihis CTranscaucasia) dispatch
says that columns operating along the
railway from Batum have relieved
company of infantry which for two
weeks had been besieged in the station
at Tsipa and have also reoccupied the
Suram tunnel. The main force stormed
Suram pass. while the infantry trav-
ersed the tunnel and cleared 1t of two
locomotives wrecked there by the rev
olutionists.
Two additional battalions with ma
chine guns were dispatched to re-en-
force the columns.
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ALBANY. y :. Ian. - The Pro.
fcssionai Chauncur. club - America
has been Incorporated II j. formed 10
promote and elevate the professional
chauneurs ~ applied exclusively to
the drivers of gasoline engines and 10
maintain clubhouse. The directors
are Valentine Koch. Frederick W.
walsh. william u Walter. Frederick
Brcvogel and Martin ]. Mcclure ~
New York city.
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FOR SALE

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Rtfvsro ris RESIGNATION
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WASHINGTON. ian - ssyfpiafy
~ ihr Natf iianaiufir hss ~ liir,i
iist b. uiii npi a,fsIli thr resignation
= Nsishlfman Minnf MsHp riiiof. IT,.
sha iruiirfci tho Resignation ui.uu 10
inF brought before opurf marital g.
ausNsf 90" ciang' q hasins
Tie oourt martial has r.'sri,s,i e vef
DICT iu fhe ca.- ~ Mi,i.hlpman chester
\ \ Hinrbaum ~ ~ Charles. Ne.
against whom such damaging i-stitno.
ny Was given. hui the ,eriiri wiii ~,
" course b. made piii,iic until 90. n.
viewing authority has taken action.
There j. bot tho slightest Doubt that be
has iic.u convicted
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Prairie Fires DO Great Damage.

KIMBALL, Neb., Jan. 20.-The prai-
rle fire which began in the northern
part of Duell county has swept south
over forty miles of prairie before be-
ing extinguished. Two ranches and
twenty head of stock were destroyed
and twelve other ranches damaged;
loss, $4,000. Two men We're badly
burned while fighting the fire near
Lodge Pole, Neb., which narrowly es-
capped destruction.
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Governor higgins q, spar,.. Wis.

SPARTA. Wis. Jan. 20 Governor
Frank Higgins Of New York nnd Mrs
Higgins aud party OF eighteen have ar.
rived here with tina body of Mrs \. Il.
Noble. mother Of Mrs. Higgins. Mrs.
Noble. who Is pioneer resident Of
Wisconsin. died while on visit To her
daughter AT Olcan. y. Y. and her body
was brought home for interment.
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Mems Overcoats.

All our Mems overcoas have been put In three lots
5 follows:
LOT NO. /.
$500 Of, to $500 Mems overoOA's at s3.75
LOT NO. 2.
900 to sl2. 90 Mems Overcoats at T5.7S
LOT NO. 3.
$500 $500 Mems overcoats at SS.75
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune.l

Caicago. Nov 27-Wheat was affected in two
ss?s today. by the increased movement IN the
ao!la~est and fhe better demand for next months
0saFery- At the close December was without
eaags from the anal prices Of the day before. and
@a7 nc lower. Com at the close was on the same
I'VE es II finished Monday. and oats sc higher
10 December and sc lower for May Provis-
.-s had strong upturn. and at the close pork was
aoa 1iAo to &c higher. lard from TIC TO 1oc up.
sa f'hs a. an improvement Of nc.
S1sa market information concerning wheat as
Va received did not indicate much motive for
.1Vy n the trade beyond what might be due 70
y0sAtIcss connected with the December uquida-
Buying Of December by shorts gave the mar
!" ne assistance II needed and maintained the
s1asss Of tone that had succeeded the early
ss-1hess December ranged from 7s1tc 10 731sc
- eiosed et 7G1zc, the came yesterday. May
ise-
eo'a was about steady at yesterdays closing
ne. out had frrlness Of tone that made itself
- o1-ng the early trading IN a slight improve
1L Demand for the limited offerings n the
= l-e market was good, al from Ac 70 asc above
previous days closing figures. December went
8 8 E'sc 10 42itc, closing at so. compared with
- Yesterday. May ranged from E3Ssc 20 $3.50
- Iosed al the latter price, the same yester-
q ne cats market there was a shade Of
Asss ar the start, due probably 20 the better
-. AZ TIE west and The expectation OF larger
r.A hom there. December was wanted 10 a
- extent than there were offerings TO satisfy
p ne indUcenent OF al advance in price
-a not share, however 70 any extent IN the
g. inquiry tor the nearer month. December
a d &c. advanced 70 3353c, and closed az
sooa4pared with 23l%c the day before. May
-, 'eI"een 345sc and &c, closing at the former
p,, r.'nyared with the latter yesterday.
r''hs were active and strong. with outside
rhs-r o's haoing pork n rather attractive deal
bgys. es' N fact. fair amount OF investment
ia,sre y tAe entire list. prompted by the ap-
sgsI SURFACE IN hog supplies. The market, as
ts rs subject 70 more or less manipulation by
CT to 81 60 jana Ss.g 1s-a O. oneneo =, 900 10
Ffs@ and January ribs sold at T72h - 10 20
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
contract prices IN the local market to-

COTTON-The cotton market vas very Irregular and
unsettled during to-days session, the being
tbs sensational advance The market closed
win that month 40 POINTS net higher and the OF
the day were estimated $4,000 bales. The market
opened STEADY, ct advance Of 10 Il points and
right after the call covering by belaed
forced that position TO no 90 higher
and at new high level fer the season. broker
bought about lcoe bsgs az the advance, which seeea
TO exhaust the short interest,
i1.25 with the close that figure The rest Of the
list syTnpathzed slightly with the advance
near month. and after selling 10 50 January
1919 for March the market weakened under realizing
and ruled generally during the afternoon. The
close was within or points Of the lowest The weather
IN the South somewhat unsettled Western
belt. but factor. and attention
chiefly directed toward the Southern spot situation
ports 10 which somewhat conflicting. Most
edvices claimed continued rmness with big premiums
bid for desirable grades and staples. but wires
from the Atlantic States indicated that offerings
dlu-a low grades were increasing, and thers
gossip the effect that when November here
quoted I170 nearby inquired a local house
possibility OF selling surplus supply
on hand. Liverpool cabied that the November
there holding ard that EEyptiens buying
The Of contract prices IN the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

t.r-ors. s1es1 IS; TOMATOES. rsaroy. I'D. ps- osx
50c9S1; 60 green, 25S5oci DO F!o=.aa cs-.ss Sea
So: California, per tat bcx. g. dollhouse rex -
1oQ25o; TUI;NIPs nearby whtts 2ss 20. Toc<si ess
rItahags, sG990c; VFATEHaCF-Ess paz 100 sunahAss
ST. 50GS2
consistent weather. but there waS no ARC
trading Many buyers bsy With holiday yuprlise
and there Is likely 70 DO iuI IN trade U-i LATER On =
week. ,opor>sf h,,r
regarded al bGc exceptionally css ora
Supplies expected 20 Pile heavily ana pSceS
Tor good uSe--l qualities cfosa
agGyes. Va quote; Primo largo baas 2sr 100 n
81 Ia No :, 81 o5S1 10 DO Sls No g. 6oe6 40; sas7.
png 70T5e; clover MIXED eaoss. sosJc; otsr. Sesscss
limits that maintain late D-sces; only st-tcy ccs o
however, touches 65c Receipts Of an6 a
reported Produce EzcoSQge 81 c,-Savs
Hudson River FailEoad 500: Erts, 2s0s Psnrsyivatx
80; Lshigh VALLEY. 20; Baltimore Ohio, 20, Orar1o -
Western 10i Central OF New Jersey 50j boats ia;
canal boats a-5i total. 1,s5S tona Racs1ts q S1e
10
Toledo. Nov. 27>-cL6vEHSEED-casn ana NcY,,nss
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
LIVESTOCK H,AHEE,

New Fc-s, Noyzsoev 81, fpcA
BEEVES-Esce.pts a. 5Ss head iuciuzttav
Tor the market, making. with the sals srocR =
sale No trading I've weight today Feslina
weak etiu-a and gratss of steers and aoue
50 expected Tor Wednesdays market
couyinrzs slow 82SSs-o per seas; rsxaa
beef, 1aS6ieC No later cable a9yoos from 40
Liverpool shipments to-day, 9e0 earts and $50 Sra.
terS of beef tomorrow.
CAI.VE-S-Rscsipts - head rHe rra-k,s ra-
cluding Westerns; ali sold; 1eelirs steady Con-
good yeaIs sold AZ S5S3 50 per 100 %: wasrero
slow at S4lSi-c Der 10 country t,esSsd unchasyed AZ
% l1'-c.
saiesslcFhersOn Cot 70 Western calves. Iss D a~-
81 "a 25 per loo %
s. SO
SHEEP AND I-A1IBs-HscsiDts were ga cars, ar Ds
head. all so- the market Almost nothing dc1g bur rssl-
ing steady - ce-s we're held over no sales ot sase.
Good aians sold az 81 - S! % Dressed steady
al . lyc per p. cTessed lambs slow az I99isc.
Sale8rAerE5 Commission Company: 20
Il n averaSe, a. s. S17s 100 %; yosrliag y.
So
HCGs-ReceiDts It cars or s.is7 head including
about car t0r the IC1-Set. sales
feeling steady. Prime State scd Pennsylvania sold
late yesterday a. s. 5eS6 co LOO u: few pig.
S6 20
Ga,e yeserdayl-S. Sanders: 80 s,ats ncss te5
10 a. So 20 per 100 70 Go d. lse n at 81 80; 10
rcUshs. al -. s. 30.
S Judd & Co: 10 STATE hogs 40 70 az 50 TO- IS DO.
1T3 So roUSas. So 6oi bear. $50 n
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-or---r,-- New York, November 81, 1906.
CoF Ihe cofree market active
yesterday. but continued weak and ursat-
tied and made low record for the season The
opening was unchanged 10 points lower the
cIoSed steady at decline Of 915 points
514es Ior the cay were reported 27750 bags The
ecae was due TO lower cables and the re-
Se-Pts at brazilian points BUllish confidence
doupteCy received very severe blow as q result OF
the decline during the December uquidation and II is
Po1HteC OUT by the Jew who remain the i6ea
o. hisner prices that most Of the bulls wko fought
osc4he from above &c down TO nearly March
b e nov tarnng 70 the bear side of the market The
ecespLs cGHta;liy would appear discouraging
Ieture from the bulish standpoint there is no
sign OF the falling off which many expected as a result
oa uae surtax to be declared by December l,
r1ne 1aat ms tax Is 70 be followed by decreased
interior hgures The only plausible inference appears
70 De tIlat the crop is that
IesS the Valorizatton plan be
proportions II viii be incapable of keeping surplus
Gown TO the limits OF requirements consumption
alecepts at the two ports to-day 10000 bags
against $1,000 bags last year OF the European mar
kets Eavre was 4 franc lower, Hamburg declined
- 10 Y pig, The market for spot steady.
Rio No :. ~ - @'o -0-
day follows! " - - $1,000 o' ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
Restaurants.

S,HANIEYs NEW EMPIRE AND s-EnyH eocets
- now open their Bzoadwzy aad 8Oth ssIa5sanrrs5c
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
Financial.
Financial.
OFFICE OF
ATLANTA Ind CHARLOTTE A|R LINE railway COMPANY
NOTICE.
New York. November 26, 1906.

NOTICE.
anadana with J. &
of Bonds COMPANY
o viii Immature 1
ference 30 extend o I
rst
l.
to the trrlso o t $ t extend tn Bndshor
4 the o o
s contau agreeing xtenda to
"a q
end
J.
e.
du JAM OF, he bond b shed Gneo o.
& Of the due
n bonds o by
26
@ o the
of
in
the attached thereto The extend
the discretion All extended will purchased
o
For Southern holders Company "
S sUho ed TO of the
P.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For week ending Tuesday, November r. 1905.
RrAes AND PEAs-Reoeipts for the week. 4sIe
32l5 bags exports. 59S bbs beans
u@pt @ IA bags peas imports 500 bags beans and zoo
~ 80 While the demand for marrow beans has
~ been quite active the quantity OF stock arriv-
- not sufficient 10 cause mueH change TO
ing mas ,eNs and accomplished has been
@ .. 20 65 for choice quality. Medium have been
d0he a. scarca and occasional sales reported above
@ ~ onotaton Pea rather fun supply and
GU, as en- sed of about 2tsc; at the present writ
al, the choice lots reach 81 go in 1oheing way
lt8 p4 business being reported at 81 - n white
some of r, tc scarce and command extreme dsuraz.
NJ red kidney have been little snort OF actnal
SuppsS - and this has given somewhat higher
10 believed that this advancs Is only tenn
norary however. as the receipts are i'AsT u Snow
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

e. Bes,s Sor Z7---lasng- -WHEAT-spot steady, No
s-s.a, Mar eier os llizt; futures quiet December
r. .nlyss u S-1 MAJ. IS SD. CDRN-Spoc firm:
{ G "a '> EH rs futures stiet December a. 4}d:
= -ssss i5s 1sgLs g London fPacnc Coast dun
= PEAS fs~oCR-St Louis fancy winter stead
o. EEoag - - tteacy. Gs Sd BEEF-Extra India
cT.s- Hans 80 FJ4lE-PrEne Mess Western steady
"a -llSerss1S cut Is IN ie 10 steady Cos Cd RA-
Z A h. fTTr .zl' ~ 20 % n, hrn 52s; short r1b
G. sag. 5Ss- sis .oEg clear mddles light. - 20 3,
q ,e EAR haeks heayy. s5 70 30 d. steady 54sed
S s'ea3y sos. = = 10 firm. ass: clear bellies Il
sn A-Ss,r-st sly-icefs CsuaTe. Il 20 I3 10 strong
eeI rea.ea =. Western IN tierces steady as GG
iTsrE1.sone Il. q. gs--s eazv 4as ad IAII,OW-Prime
e.. arse,,t ~ hFENTIEE. spirit, strong 4ss 81
Pies, IS IIEspr14Hs Hss white steady els, do colcred
tssr United s,,s-D cII1 strong. 23s 81. BUTTER
Eas Ss PFrTSss, Steady, SIS. good United States
-a l9E az 1'o1-ECA steady. 6s.d- ROsIN-Coa.-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
OTHER MARKETs-5Y TgLEaRAPH.

Chicago. Nov 27.-CATTIE-Rsesspts about 900 hcacS
STEADY prime s4sI 40. COWS.
s. G5gSi 5; heifeTs s. sc So bulls s. ts4 -; eAyss
S3lS- SG socSe-s and feeders s. sssSs 90 HCGS-Re-
ee!pts about , 900 head aarSst steady choice g yrtss
heavy SO 1896 IN: medium 20 good heavy, SocSo RS
butcher weights. So l5eS6 "a; good % chSss EsiSsd
- 80 PIGS. - oGrS0 iOt
SETEEF-Receipts 900 head market dull. alsSUs
So a5aS5 80: yearlings S5QS6: lambs S. 2oqsT so
Cincinnati, 2T.-HOG5 active: butchers All
shippers SIS @2sk8S6 65 common. s. 5S6 10. cArTLl
steady good shippers 81 dSISS 50 SO
s. 81. SHEEP steady. S29Ss %. LAMBS steady. sd
Kansas CITY Nov. 2T.-CATrLE-Recspta. 1000 hsad
Including 12CO southerns steady choics EXPORT AEa
dressed beeP steers so$3 co. talr SOod. SsS5 -:
steers 15S5 e5: and Feeders. Se SO
steers. SJGS4 60. Southern SAD
So cows. S2s3 90 native heifeEs ss8S5; os
S2fsS So calves. s. 1896 20 HOCS-Recefpts. rAoC0
steady: 50 90 bulk % sales S8CSEs3 Is.
,heavy 81 e5SG IS packers So 05S 50 10 pigs and light
SffEh-k-teerainfT toa
laInbs s. 50; lambs. s. I5.lS1 s. and yeATtsnxA
T6lSS Western yea=Dgs. s. q $50;
ss 25gS5 .oi s,eeAs-s Rad IseaeEs. - 161s1
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
Financial Meetings.

TEE ATCTusoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Coupons No. g. 6us December I. 1908. from Ths
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
FIFTX-YEAR FOUR PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE
GOLD BONDS will be paid on and after that da-e
upon presentation az the oEes os Company, No
Nassau Street New York City.
H W. GARDINER, Assistants Treasurer.
New York. November Is. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28

A DvERrIsEaEENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS sos The
"a Tribune received their Uptown Orrce. No fssx
Broadway. between ssth and 57ch soa. untl 0 ioocS
ACCOMPLISHMENTS received az ehe S?iog!ns ounoa
254 Sth ave. 8. a 22d 15s 5tn ave-, cor fsrS
ST 14th 257 WeS- sgd between Y.h ard
sth aves.i 26s West I2Stn ST. 1883 % ave-. beevssa
T6t 7Tth stS 1926 50 ave, 6lsr i1oS -
ave. near S9th St: LIST East tZ5sh s.;
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
Dtz5den6 Notscea

Philadelphia. Nov :. -soa
Tho Board AZ Directors this Gay deoiArsd q
sEl,II-ANNCAL DIvIDESD ot THREE AID ONE
5A115 EAA CA-NI (s1I5 per saere) upon rhs Capital
stock or the Company payable and after
so. 1906, stOckholdsrs registered pon Books
1895
CHECKS VIII be mailed stockholders wa have
fled Permanent Dividend Orders az This o.c4
HENRY TArSzALL- TreaSuru.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-28
minneapolis . St. LOuis Easlroaa 90,

=
Coupons Gus December :. 1905. from bonds os the
Minneapolis St Louis Railroad Company will be paid
and after that date presentation az the oface
OF the Central Trust Company. % Wall street New
York T. 4 DAVIS. Treasurer.
ERE ELEvAEOR COMPANY.
The annual meeting The stockholders election
OF directors and for such other business
VIII held the Gtcs the Company, Room s.
sth foor Nils Building, 15 Broad 81. New York Ciry.
c. ". GRAFg ssc-ssa-y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-14

In antebeum days It old saying among the
Wings and Democrats that "as goes Maine the
Union While the Republicans In the campaign just
closed had al their big spetbndng orators both stand
a revisionist the state in behalf of their
ticket yet elected by the smallest puraes cast
The state that ticket since the party organized
In the district now represented by Mr. Ltteaeld
eres the heavy and his plurality this time
than 800 whereas two years it 5S9l, and
this too upon an increased Republican al the
state But the greatest change in the Democratic
where per that of 1904
Considering that the Democrats made special
carry the outsider spoke there I'm their
behalf except Samuel Gompers the labor leader It
well be the worst setback the Republicans have
had IN years The whole rower OF the national admins
ratou lent the ticket and yet elected
by the skin CT its teeth when normally its maiortes have
been beastly' Two years the present was
elected by 2749O plurality whereas in this year grace
and standpatism IL crawled in under the tent by the
pitifuy small plurality of less than 1000
This election is the encouraging sign of return
ing sanity upon the part the heretofore ocribbed and
hldebound high proteeonsts the rapid drift
sentiment things and methods It fore
I'm November and probably the gain the
senate. It that the people dsgusted with
rougridersm, high protection and executive duplcity
They desire. and their indicates they must have
radical change in governmental policy both in and
nation It is the hopeful sign Democratic
in years and If coming their shadows
before. the national Democracy viii sweep the country
in November.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-14
aLuNpER IN THE GUIDE BOOK.

Coming on the heels of the slump Ia the Republican
vote in Maine the discovery by reysonsts that the
Republican campaign textbook contains mention of
quotation by any Republican of prominence except Cannon
and Roosevelt This has made all the other Republicans
sulk like spanked school boys the cold storage Fair
banks broke out in hot perspiraton when It made
known to him. What little is said of the President is
quoted from him when he standing pat not when
he revising and editing Tafts Maine speech in which
that rotInd and cold weather citizen advocating
vision Of the unjust tariff laws This booklet is calculated
TO stir up troJble and that each faction is seeking
some one upon whom to lay the blame for the Maine
slump ordinations and recriminatons may be expected
in the ranks f the b. AS the house members had the
compilation of the book 1t not unnatural that they
should beitte the senate and cabinet and magnify the
house That they did fully emphaticay
by the text That will be resented by those who think
expected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-14
LOCAL POINTS,

Public schools win opsa Monday
There was no session 70 police court
today.
The enrolment OF the 1 c. H. S. now
reaches sso.
Chandler MeKennon wa d lng the
stubbles yesterday
Householder is mar6eliap 500 bushes
Of apples a day this week
J. s Lyon So moving into his new resi-
dence. sit East Eohle avenue
The $4,000 club meets tonight. Several
new propositions VIII be considered at
the meeting.
The local telephone company Just
completing the installation Of $4,000 yalds
Of cable line in the Ere distrlet
The local u c. r. club Nili play base
bass with the Oklahoma city club a
week from Saturday at Oklahoma city.
The Crescent City band was In the
city today enroute 20 Bliss where II will
furnish music az the celebration al the
lOl ranch,
Amos Ewing has rented tae rssideuc,
property formerly occupied by j. s. Igor
al 81 East Cleveland and Is moving hii
family here from paWhuska. this week
The park line car has been di-con'
tInusd as the summer attractions al
Electric Dar6 are over sunday after
moons the cars win be eln 10 the parks
az usual, however
What remains Of the old s0sionias
gliding 4 being removed his week. The