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New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

esntrifuss5 common laa1sc fair lssisG: gees 1ss3es
sYRPss Isg1ss fsir isai7c sood. isGs0s'
ocottonseed Oh 2 va easier for spot under freer
offerings Of crude; Futures steady seed buy
be. sseS SuiSsS ss5o JsnS.ss s5 800
trorleun was reported IN steady demand unchanged
I5os bulk 4s Phisap5a 4Sc. buIF 4s5c refined
Gases New bS HS. les PhIladsha 9sSc wSter ghs
huls, 6.S5c. do cases. New York l3c: Philadelphia.
I2sSc. CorToNsEED oII-Prtm. crude b mills.
2os5oe; prime summer yenow, November 3ss.eSs3.c.
Dec n,bsT JanuaTy 85 s5 FshrpsTy Sc
% ge9 Snd PRIME Tints. yellow nothing 9neTlnE In
raw: sgg4oe Calcutta raw. sac LARD oIIl-7sasOo.
the provision market sold on after having opened higher
on pork .s Of Tn f os .r house. fair . @
port. on which prices steaded up little Chicago
next week $4,000; kansas City receipts. 1000 and
fag SfSss1s 30; .oF: efesr GSGtss So SEE ar%
e11tsa IsSs ssSss fs%y pscS;
quoted at SCI soss28 DRESSED HOGS QUIET; quoted
S Ra9SPS Ctr rsG r lsG S fi ei 40 sss "a sS
lSeiGo .R i Fcksd n hams ssag daotsi ~ I'd !.
TALLoW hrm; quoted; ,citg, 6i:c: country; slsa6No
inal City lard & stessy Guosd Refined lard a
es tsTs o@posa 10 @ 1e oSois a
slsc: sTEARINE Arm; quoted: olso Ike city lard
RiCE-The rice market firm all th. week owing
for dstrbuon Quotations follow Domestic sersenns.
fa5y head. sscP@e 6 heads $3.50 ehoes hssas @ ps
domestic. 4ha4sc Psns 51Ao5'.0; Java. 4saS'aoi
SUGAR-Rsfned sugar ruled quiet and unchanged The
following are list prices subject to rebate OF 10 points
dominoes 7O5c Eagle tablets &c: loaf and crushed
$500; mould A, 615c; cubes 5.O5c: xxx powdered.
4e5c Eagle 5To powdered confectionery
uated 5OSo powdered coarse powdered and fruit pow
dered, 4SOo Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated
3s9c Eagle Pm cartons Of me granulated 90; Eagle
5b bags do &c; Eagle ION bags do. 4s5o; Eagle 25
and 30 10 bags do. 4s5c; Eagle fine standard granu
lated and Diamond A. SOC: confectionery A. 460o; No l.
= 50c Nos aad 445e; No 4oc; NJ s. :s5c; No 8.
40o No II 4ci No II 1850: No ID, S-9oc; Nos a. Is
and 16. 3S5c- The local market dull and
nominal with duty paid prices quoted follows; Cen
truga o6 test 87sc; muscOvado, 3ssc. and
lasses sugar, 50 test S&c. The London market
quiet with prices however. fully maintained and quoted
on the basis OF Sc T1ad for Novamber December,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
CHINESE PHEAsANTS,

Present indications are that in a few years
Minnesota will contain good stock Of Chinese
pheasants. a result OF the introduction OF
that gamy bird of beautiful plumage by the
State Game and Fish Commission.
The commission has 3l2 young birds ready
for distribution in small quantities TO points in
the state where they be guaranteed protec-
ton from hunters for ten years. which the law
allows them
A dozen pairs have just been sent 70 Spicer
where they were freed on the 1OO0-acre estate
OF J. NJ. Spicer. dozen pairs are TO be sent
TO Alexandria and a like number 10 Fergus
Falls.
The state commission is receiving word Of
successful results from the 600 eggs distributed
last fall. Young birds being successfully
raised at Glenwood. MankatO st. Peter and
Hutchinson.
"The Chinese pheasant IS an exceedingly
hardy and satisfactory bird" said s. l.. Fuller
ton to-day 1T will do well in Minnesota when
once established. Last winter the st. Paul
hatchery we kept the Chinese pheasants in pens.
Some of these were open and some protected.
The birds in the exposed pens did better than
those in protected pens
They are the most prolific bird in the state.
The hens average twenty-nine eggs a season,
and some Individual birds lay many as forty
six The birds breed two and three times
year."-MinpsepoIs Journal
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
A MISSOURI ELEPHANT FARM.

Tired and sleepy. C. f. Koenig. travelling
man. applied at the Riverview Hotel. Cape
Ciirardeau a few days ago for a room. friend
who was with him wrote the name the reg
lister and asked Koenig what town 10 write as
his residence. ANY old town will do" answered
Koenig and Cape OF Good Hope Africa" was
duly inscribed.
A reporter for a Cape Girardeau paper saw
the name on the hotel register and forthwith got
busy with visions OF a big scoop In mind \
drummer friend. aided by Jack Sullivan. clerk OF
the Riverview, saw the bent OF the young mans
mind. and generously helped along by inform
ing him that Mr.. KOenig had come 20 Cape
Girardeau for the purpose OF establishing an
elephant farm and that he expected to buy land
and breed elephants on extensive scale. The
paper printed the story. and then the farmers
hegan TO hunt for MIR. KOenig for the purpose of
selling him farm. All sorts OF locations were
offered for the use OF the elephant breeder.
among them a wooded So" which the owner
figured the elephants could be used In clearing
as he had seen pictures of pachyderms pushing
logs out OF the way. When the farmer found
out that the proposed elephant farm a joke
he was white with rage. red with anger and blue
with disappointment
small children OF Cape Girardeau. who were
delighted over the prospect OF seeing elephants
daily without giving up quarter or crawlns
under the tent. were Indignant and there VIII DC
a warm reception for Mr.. hoenig when he comes
back to the one-hundred-year-old river town
81. Louis Globe-Dsmccrat
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. November 2. 1905
BEEvES-RAcept, Il 343 head. all
consigned slaUghtsrers. No trade live cat
Nominally steady with light receipts reported for
Monday. Dressed beef ratSsr slowly az steady
prices or al 6i.1934c per n Ter common TO choice
native sides with fancy selling at 1OG10+c- Liver
markets steady. at the advance quoted
yesterday both cattle and beef Exports to-day:
$500 quarters beef the Philadelphia 10 London
and l. 900 quarters the UmbTia 10 Liverpool This
Nesaba will sail either Sunday Monday and will
CALVEs@Recepts 1o2 head. all for the nlarSst;
Very utIs doing quoted steady, at S5gss 90
per 100 N for inferior choice: grassers nominal
Dressed calves quiet about all the stock cleaned
up CITY dressed veas sold at S8131Fc per 10 a Few
farcv ca sses at lac: country dressed az 6dl2c
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts were II cars or 3t[o
including for SauRhterers and L for the
marltsf making with the stale stock. 30 on sale
sheen ouet Yesterdays prices. Almost no demand
two-thrds OF the stock was likely 20 oe
hsId over Common sheep sold at SdS9 Ter lu
IN. cfIs at s2dS2 90; common and medium lanos az
sS5 sS x. -ood choice lambs, estimated 10 orlns
IS SGs7 M No Of canada lambs reported Dressed
Tttor SLOW az s 1Oc Per 10 dressed lambs at e 1l2ec
s4IESWs Judd Co: 90 Buffalo lambs ea n aver
sanders: state lambs 81 n. az So; 10 state
.hssn %25 10 at s5; IS ia No. at 81 3d. 15 culs %
- AZ 50 rs: ss do II. at 81 59 . state sheep ana
eu 5eos eS m we're rs ears Os1 head al for
,Ftersrs except head Norninally firm on Burfalo
ssas hut no Gales had been reported up 10 late
Snr County dressed hogs slow. az e%919o rer ID toF
medium 10 light weights
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,,c-- New York. November g.
to-days trading and showed no fresh feature. The
opening was unchanged 3 points higher
market closed quiet net unchanged to points higher
SAFES were reported OF about $3.50 bags. Owing
h"iaay there were no cables from the Brazilian
kets and the European markets hardly
as expected or the New York closing of Friday Ham
burg was about right advance u pig but
haVre was net unchanged when a gain
was called for by the local previous
DAY There was not enough bearishness about
bned showing TO start aggressive selling however, and
hs market was left pretty much itself with
pot coming from scattering shorts
The approach OF Election Day undoubtedly caused
middle OF the week the active switching from December
20 later months created the impression the December
long interest was heavier than had been estimated also
that the parties expected 70 December notices
not coming forward readily expected Meanwhile
the valorzaton bulls evidently keeping
background. and when. large selling orders known
to he around the ring instead Of trying to support the
market these interests inclined let the seller dis
OF his coffee cheaply will. The for
spot coffee quiet, with quotations the basis
71sc Rio No Z.
The range OF contract prices in local market
az follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

cOTToN-The cotton market was more than or
dinarly active for half holiday made new
low record for the movement, with March selling
low as loc The opening at j decline of So 7
points and at one time the market showed net loss
OF so 10 points This followed by a rally
10 points on covering. but the market eased
in the late trading, and the steady at net
decline Of "a points. Sales reported of
bales. according TO estimates The opening decline
due TO lower cables and weekend figures
and SOM Atop loss orders were caught ON the break
After the ONecution of these the rally due
er!ng OF scattering shorts who Influenced by
usual Weekend reasons, plus the Election Day
IN trading early next week. the
ing the ginners figures, storm in the neigh
borhood Of Key West where eight inches of rain
fell with reports circulating that the wind right
70 carry II into the belt. The official
ever. was for generally fair weather tonight
morrow, ana this a factor during
Ing, together with the fact that the bigger bears
seemed TO be making little effort 70 cover or reduce
their lines, and the rally entirely a
the covering of smaller shorts. The weekend figures
showed big increase in the visible OF
can cotton indicated by the heavy into sight but the
amount on shipboard indicated big exports next week
ana reviews Of the cotton goods situation very
ouiilsh Local sentiment however, appeared he
very bearsh ana many OF the professional traders
were talking much lower prices before
o. the census report week.
he range OF contract prices in the market to-
n
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
LoNGFELLoW ESTATE SOLD.
Village Blacksmith" Said to Have Been
Suggested by smithy That Once Stood There

The famous LDongfeiow estate. in Byhed. which had
been in possession Of Longfeov family and its mo-
Ee1ors for than two hundred years has bee. A.,
Flceo and sold. Edward Hatch OF Boston conauc,.s -
t-e Wh'h held 70 settle the estate OF tbs lsts
Joseph LonE1eIov
Is division q the property parks the passing Of on.
Ct te historic estates ot old Essex Couaty Tb. ola
LoHgfsllow house on the Henry sewAll rant
= Is now occupied by Charles LonEreIow who I. .rbtb
N ne line %
NotThEtsud,lg apparently well founded r.n,r+ .. =, .
-@Fg i has always been eaimsa by the ByneId ro,z
oy"S mat The poem The Village Blscksmi,bp ,r..
A IN recognition Of tie srnithy which one. stoo. -
ne 49, s,e and was conducted by Stephen LongteIo
ioc asserted by the Byheld branch ths IonrfsI
t6s ma TIE Village Blacksmith suggeSssp -
.s1 -ae od LonEfellow estate has sheltered rnspv
shine n ne cooaa PToTncs S lie Of "S21, S.;,
cietSSTSs ana include statesmen soldiers posis sns
a, Eysf t ., The zsme Of LFfOr occupy the place
Hen rs Flssr OF Judge Samuel sewau ana dausbter ~
be- II New England. or descendsnts i've me tRs
~ been Chief sewaii Who @ or & thsia
sne chief uss rom i7ss 70 i7s iOg s 1883 tS l7ls
if65 ana court Q. The province from 1885 10
s Judge q he Supreme Jaaa co12t 70 ase fEa Ss@as
s iss5 ss.ens5 ,udss Of the Judicial Court
!aass aaseFE g.. %:isgoth rngsew descended from
aS ~a kssor sasfs G'A't Elrsssshs Ssass 4a9: SRSs
o ne e 'ssYnt s n f9 saTs,ende ths fa 6e Re roe.
esso to the late Judge wnRIa D. Northtnd Of CHI
s. 80 cescribes whit the ancestral com
SleRe Nortlend -' ' NS 4'N o441
sh was aWays dear spot 10 the poet, though
do not descend into lis branch OF the
ssssS ~ss sold IN ak different parcels The home
tso barns ana twenty-teyen OF field
al 20 aare Leila Speed. OF Maiden, $500 4 lot
sr.ss osi.e was sold 10 oTfn Ordwey for S775. Mrs
IS. sc bought twenty-siH pasture known
isirtv sl pasture for 500 The lower pasture OF
'ts "as bought by Walter r. Hill The spring
So ane meadow bought b. u r. Sanford Tor
to5 49, To salt meadow him S1s0 Boyn-
s,.., most desirable site
os. D. Adams, of Boston for si.ieo.-CBos,oD
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

,eionary tendency under moderate selling pressure
N number of the mining shares. The speculation
wss on 2 fairly large scale. The low priced mining
issues continued 10 attract attention. The indus
trial list was practically neglected with but little
change IN prices Nipissing. after a small ad-
,ance broke lia points. Cumberian6-Ely ruled hrH
Nevada Consolidated, after early strength broke a
uoint United copper eased off q. Butte Coalition
and Dsvis-Daiv were steady. Silver Queen and
Foster Cobalt were active and firm Mckinley
Da-raeh Guctueted slightly under fair volume OF
huying Old Hundred improved small fraction
Gold IfH was strong out irregular. Furnace Creek
ossci c.t small fraction after early strength.
,;ioux was steady. Mohawk Mining was strong.
American Tobacco wes materially higher in the
a5 Writing Paper preferred down u. Bonds
nsle dun and about steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ifverpooi. Nov 3 S.-Closing-wHEAT-spo arm; No
Western winter, 5s 11l2d: futures steady; De-
cember IS Sad: March, 6s sd. May. 6s 5sSd. CORN
Spot firm; American mixed. As 4&d; futures steady;
December. 81. January, A 14sd. HOPS at Lon
don tPacnc Coast quiet. "a 1f5 5s- FLOUR-St Louis
fancy winter steady at SIS. BEEF-Extra India mess
firm 7os PORk-pTime mess, Western, quiet. S2s od
HAMs-short cut II 70 Is h dull Sss BACON.
Long clear rniddies light, 2S 81 lb, quiet, 54s; do
heavy 80 to 40 lb quiet. 53s sd; short clear backs
Is to quiet. ass; Cumberland cut, 26 TO 80 ID.
Cuiet SIS rib 16 "a h. hr. 5ss short clear
bellies Il 1S III. dull, 5ss; sH0CLDERS-Square.
II 10 l3 10, quiet. ses. LARD-Prime, Western, in
tierces frm 49s American refined, in pals Arm ass
CHEESE-Canadian. finest white steady. b2s; do COL
orIed steady 64s. TALLOW-Prims city. strong. 2Ss.
J-RPENTTNE-SpIrits. firm. 49s- LINSEED OIL
firm 22s BJ-TTER-Fnest United States. steady 9Js:
Good United States steady. SOS PETROLEUM steady,
ss,d. ROSIN. common. firm. los 4iad
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
OTHER mARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

or,-. 1-,, 2-CATTLE, estimated receipts. 500
bss beeyes steady; and heifsrs 81 SoSo 70
~ = S7 ~ sToclsrs aud feeders 81 6OG$4 % HOSS
1stsd receipts 1000 head; market steady mixed ana
& eOTS6 42ta: good heavy. So S1so 40; rougi
sSSs O light S5 s5dS6 4O pigs. So 409S6 20s
Ia ~ sales So O5dS6 80 SHEEP estimated receipts
0 head market STEADY: sheep. % 20So o. ysIluzs
* 5llds6 so: lambs. - 5OaS1 SO 80 -
t1ssr RIItrsIo Nov 3.-CATTBEf-Recepts 100 hsadi
a oI gco5 steady on grades VE1ALS-Re-
Seiots 500 head: active and 25c lower at - 2SS 90
IS6ssC.S fairly active and about
f9 WORKERS. ana pigs. SO 5O9sS GO; roushs IS 50$5 I5:
25GS5 dairies S6flS6 80 SHEEP ana LANES
Receipts 900 active and steady on good, dull
on common lambs $5GS7 25; ewes. 80 2oalS3 %
(-fncnnati Nov 9-HOGS active: butchers and ship
pers S4 90 mo choice sale); common s. 40g$s 20
CATTLE steady; fair shippers 81 5oSS S5;
mon s2ds2 -. SHEEP steady, 81 25qS4 80; lambs
S46ST so.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

bag s1@sa do red. st9s1 70; do Jersey white % gss
florida per carrier. Sisi IS; do nsaEsy per Dbl 8
PARsEY 100 5gsshs'
nearby. per b5I. 81 81 so; STRING BEANS, Florida
per basket s2 So9S4 90; do Charleston. sees; do 90
ginis. per basket, s19ss: do green. sIgst 80 80;
SQUASH, Hubbard. bbl 50c9S1; do marrow. 90 q
75c; do Florida. per basket. 5O175c; SPINACH.
nearby. per Dbl. 75cGs1; TOMATOES. nssrby. ripe
per box soc 81 so: do green. % soc: do Florida
per carrier sfgs1 so; California. fiat box 81 sS
and Long Island. Rutabaga. bbI. I5cfs1: do
Canada. Rutabasa. secGS1; WATERCREss. Per 100
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
Is liverpool weekly report follows

o G0tf2a Gast Ehsas? sss. cgS sRsca bs !rS8
8GG otSdas AeTtSnn TSs5a SGS 4Ca refsg9s 5000?
lower on near srd lures opened quiet points
Closed easy 81 points lover %ovembeT nShRf a6d
53td February asd FebrGary Ma26E
2$S 2;SS5a reh.AprI 5l6d; April MAY. 5G5Iad Nay
sales & ~ AID MEAle-Ihe market for -four quiet
most part Prices firm aad uTcnanged. Rye -four
$ winter stFaigs s569$s 60 Winter Patsmis patents
$q$$ 10; extra No nte K 90as5 BSKwHEA 90 TIF.sT
Fi0TR er rn' 81 2Gq 81 i5 spc ana to arrive RYE
n s. s5$i 5S a. cdRN2Af F 5 E9 n S SSoe Se eh%es T
White na ss TO 88 81 I5a Bas n SE4a e5sr
SO! 1as eSern aEm; city frE quoted; Western spring
5 So red dog s2s November shipment; city BRAN an
red red d9g S2s 6Siay chop SIS bGiE $2i % sacs
GRAIN. --WHEAT-Afer showing some nrmuess early
IN me session and an advance Of &c above previous
and worked of to shade under Friday close last prices
the BroomfalI estimate Of Fl 900 600 bush for
worlds shipments AGAINST 1252s 900 bush the previous
BToomhan also estimated requirements importing
ghich 1sooooOoO would be required froni the United
in the next visible supply statement account Of light
receipts curing the day there disposition to
long side close the Short interests
disposition to await further developments North
but underood in some auarteT 10 be- du9
direction might eubarIaxs long interest, and Tor
{si9 reason & 6I SUPPORT did not prove so much Of a
ish foreign The weather Northwest sections
generally favorable for moving wheat. The arrivals up
there for the 46S against 623 last
year anc interior receipts amounted TO 92l 600 bush
compared with 10000 bush last while ssabosrd
cearancei footed 3SaOO0 bush mostly -four. Late
cables were without important change. No red wheat
New York closed S21se elevator SAL n
No Northern Duluth. s2l4c. No II
Buffalo The O'Clock prices for wheat prac-
tically unchanged from the regular close CON-Aside
from continued strength IN the New York market there
not much feature corn the West following wheat
and closing more than steady at practically IN
changed prices from the previous night. While receipts
Chicago and the West small. the OF farm
offerings would Indicate speedy increase in the move
men which had some effect In restricting speculative de
mand. Liverpool was unchanged. and the o'clock
prices for corn UNCHANGED from the regular close No
quoted 66c elevator and 05&C aiOat; No
white 56c and No yellow. b3a o b atioat. OATS
In OF depression elsewhere the market for oats
very ell day good commission house buying
a ths West and scarcity OF offerings The cash
marktt firm at New York. closing follows Mixed
70 10 a2 ~ 3sa9e; natural white 30 TO 80 n ssgto
nIn. No Western. 691ec New York; Jersey and
O. g69 &c delivered New York. BARLElAaTSet
nru Feeding. 434+4c. and mating. =9g5sc Buff
faIo. Observation-Disclosures firm: quoted at 81 % per
! 100 n.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
NEW YORK PRICES.

NETALS-rhs market for pg iron certiheates at The
Produce Exchange quiet There We're no safes
STANDARD foundry quoted follows; January.
February and March. S22dS93 80.
MOIASSES AND SNRUPS-Buslnsss IN u9iassss for
week quite good with full prices paid. and the
market firm with hand stocks light syrups
s,sdy Quotations follow. MoIAESEs, Rsw Orsaus
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
BOSTON CURB MARKET

napaif,d 10y j. Thomas Renhardt. No. j. Wall street
Nsv. York and No ~ Exchange Place Boston)
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04

scare open High Low Last
,os ing. est est safe
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
- b wl!aLa z .:!eaals 3 ca. Ne. Is van stl
s1nd sntere-t.
FERRY COMPANIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r L. Day Co. 70. Nassau street,
Nov . Nov 5. Nov. 2 Nov a.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-04
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Reserve on deposits. decrease s.. .623. 800:
United states deposits included. sis.S6l.9o0.
The National tribune., 1906-03-08

Mexico separately. the question wheth-
er they should have joint Statehood.
Shall We do evil that good may
come? The Territorial Board OF Edu-
cation of New Mexico and the Santa
Fee Board Of Education have petitioned
Delegate Andrews to do all in his pow
er to defeat the Littlefield bill prevent
ing gambling in the Territories.
If the bill cannot be defeated they
are anxious that ii shall not go into
effect until 1907. as schools in the Ter
ritory are largely supported with fees
from gambling licenses. These fees for
1906 have been paid in advance, and
must be refunded in case the bill be-
comes a law.
Really, these Filipinos are learning
our methods wonderfully fast. Gov
Ide cables Of the recent elections In the
Islands:
provincial elections satisfactory
Not a single instance of disorder, al
though many ballots were required to
elect I'm numerous instances. Have con-
firmed all elected except three sus-
pended for Investigation, charged with
bribery and intimidation
No disorder, but three of the sue
cessful candidates held up because OF
charges of bribery and intimidation!
The National tribune., 1906-03-08

partment believes this condition Of af-
the service.
Army officers contend that an infan-
try soldier cannot be developed in less
than two years. and as the law now
stands, the whole time of the enlistment
is taken up in making the recruit an
efficient soldier. 1t is said that the field
officers and company commanders are
unanimous in their recommendation for
longer term Of enlistment and the
men themselves are anxious to have the
privilege OF reenlistment.
This is the autograph which Mrs
Longworth wrote ,on a slip of paper for
little Alexandria girl the morning the
LongwOrths took the cars for the
The National tribune., 1906-03-08
A1|u Il >loo~rZ~1
A~~~<1 f@~7 ~ <5o@-
N~<~ 7&

South. 1t will be seen that Mrs. Long
worth isn't the prettiest writer on
on earth, and also that she expects to
be known as "Alice Lee Roosevelt
Longworth."
After she had written her own name,
she sent little Miss Dolan down the
platform to get her husbands name.
OF the signatures Of the two distin-
guished people.
Gen. Oliver. Acting Secretary Of War,
on the recommendation of Gen. crozier
Chief OF Ordnance, authorized the is
sue of krag-Jorgensen rifles to institu-
tons of learning where military science
and tactics are taught, TO replace the
$4,000 Springfield cadet rifles with
which they are now equipped.
This action was taken in pursuance
OF the general policy of the War De-
partment to contribute in every posi-
throughout the country to improve the
efficiency in small-arms practice Of all
members Of the organized militia and
cadet students.
Are the Nations Of the earth liter
ally lin time of peace preparing for
war;" Financial Secretary Of the Ad-
been preparing some statistics, and he
shows conclusively that since the
Peace Conference at the Hague the
naval expenditures of the great DOW
ers has increased so per cent. He
regards this expenditure as a menace
10 the peace Of the world. 1t certainly
does look as though Peace Conferences
were expensive playthings.
The niece of Rear-Admiral Wilde is
hunting trouble. Her engagement to
ar Italian Count is announced.
Senator Foraker and the Daughters
OF the Confederacy have got together.
Senator Foraker's bill to mark the
graves of Confederates In National
Cemeteries has passed the House, and
he has been thanked by the Daughters
OF the Confederacy for. his patriotic
efforts in their behalf. If the bill be-
comes law all the graves of Confed-
crate dead will be marked exactly as
The National tribune., 1906-03-08

the graves Of Union soldiers are, with
small marble headstones furnished by
the Government on application by the
proper persons.
prominent Senator who does not
care to have his name attached to the
statement said last week that the Phil-
ippine Tariff bill, the Statehood bill.
and the Santo Domingo treaty are all
dead and that the only thing that
stands in the way of early adjourn
ment is the Railroad-rate bill He quail
flied his statement concerning the
Statehood bill by saying that the
friends of the bill could not pass it
without the Foraker amendment pro-
yiding for the submission TO the votes
OF the people Of Arizona and New
The National tribune., 1906-03-08


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