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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

4 street car equipped Rith roller
bearings nrsf adjusted and gTaphted.
has been run in Hanover without fur
ther attention Tor six months. The
bearings have shown no perceptibie
wear and tests Indicate an economy IA
power Of % peI cent. while the actual
saving includes the usual cost Of o,ing
and attendance.
Seasickness is proven by Dr. Charles
Dawson 90 boz common effect OF
EARTHQUAKES The feeling OF nausea
may be produced by shocks lasting
not more than eight or ten seconds
and whose vibrations have total
range Of only q small fraction Of an
inch and I'm one slight English EARTH
quake-too small 20 injure any build
ings-about one observer in SO was
affected The feeling ususllr lasts A
few minutes though sometimes per-
slstlng an hour on more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
GARDEN CITY NOTES

Thomas Wright the young man who
was stabbed hy George Ferre IN the
sith. has recovered sufficiently 90 be-
able 20 leave the hospital and go 20 his
home
The drug stores were open yesterday.
the first Sunday for about a month.
the druggists being permitted by spec
Sal arrangements with the city council
license committee 20 sell druggists sun
dries. which the ordinance forbids. The
druggists claim Il does not pay them TO
open sundays Just 90 an prescriptions
and sell other medicines. and since the
ordinance limiting sunday sales 10 that
went into eject have closed Sandags
till yesterday. The ordinance viii prob.
ably D. amended
on August l5ih there VII b. a meet
ing ~ the forest reserve. super
visors ~ the state held a. the Provo
Office Captain Jas. u. Adams Of Wash
ineton. n. G.. viii be present In his
capacity ~ the special fiscal agent Of
the service. and Inspector II. Y. Bene-
dict viii be back from his trip Of In.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

The colors NJ Vegetation are intcrI-
fed by strong sunlight and a certain
degree ~ GOODNESS as We see I'm the
reduess Of northern apples and the
deep tints NJ Alpine plants. and other
condiuons-such as the composition
Of the Soil--hayc an influence. A re-
cent attempt 20 color flowers ARTIFICIAL
ly by chemicals added 10 the soil has
been recorded by Henry Kraemner
Aluminium sulphate and potassium sui
phate deepened the color " yellow
roses. and tended 20 streak the petals
~ the white carnation with red. and
ammonium sulphato. aluminium sui
phate, iron citrate and citrlc acid
brought out white streaks on scarlet
carnations The effects we're too slight.
however 10 promise commercial i'm
portauCe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

Circulator, John j. McGregor.
rs Wash. Ave Ind Tel. III.
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments fer the Daily saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made 10 the calculator DelNefy
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN salt Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06
PACIFIC ISLANDERS AT LAGOON
Special Services In Various Ward
Houses Sunday.

ogden. Aug. Especial services were
held last evening I'm the various ward
ineetinghouses under the auspices Of
the y, NJ. and Y. I. NJ. l. associations.
\ the Fifth ward Elder SANFORD
W. Hedges ot Salt Lake spoke interest
inrly on the customs OF the people Of
Japan. where he spent four years as q
missionary Elder Louis 4. Kolsch ad-
dressed the saints ~ the Fourth ward
ON the same subject. The people
cf the Third ward listened 10 a good
tank on the mission work IN the Ha-
VaiIan Islands by Elder August T.
Wright The work Of the Samoan mis-
SION was discussed by Elder Farrell.
Each speaker also extended an iuvi-
talIon To the people 10 Join tho Paci-
f- Islanders IN the outing next We'd
ursdsy al the Lagoon.
An explanatory song service was held
~ the Huntsville tabernacle al which
sacred songs were sang by Miss Tillie
Hancock aud Walter Wallace Prof.
Thomas T.. Mckay gave an excellent
explanation NJ each song before its
rendition. Miss Lulu Penrose Was ac-
Comranist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

about five-siXth as great as that ~
liehl these being the Betra rays. while
there are also Alpha rays-much large.
Tut having only 0ne-cightecnth OF the
81 eed OF light " rIolzmuller has moss
uied Go give definite idea Of what
this action means He has made cal.
culations from observed facts. ard
trcse show that a little pellet 81 pure
wdium weighing a Granune. OF one
thWtieth Of sn ounce eXhausts IN To-
course Of its ne am amount of energy
equivalent TO one horsepower for Is
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

Strong evidence Of a periodicity IN
The cereal crops 81 eastern England
has been found hy Dr ~. r. Shaw.
director n The royal meteorological
office. lu the statistics Tor 1855 10 1905.
\ good year follows a had one On very
regular alienation and q maximum
average seems 20 be reached once iu
II years With a minimum average ~
an intermediate period. IN 1894. 1895
aud 1895. for instance. tho yield Was
abundant, while IN 1893. 1895 and lSs1
t was deficient year ~ greatest
average was 1855, and ise6-li years
latcr--was another and in 1856 and
1897 low points were reached DIT
Shaw has noticed that there Is am I'm
innate relation between the rainfall ~
the autumn months and the wheat
harvest ~ tho following year From
such considerations ho computed that
tho eastern couisics ~ England would
produce 3lq bushels ~ wheat per
acre iu 1908. and the returns NJ the
end of iho season showed an actual
yield Of 81 bushels pet acre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

Two languages have died out IN
modern Europe. according 90 Rev. W.
:. Lach-Szyrma. In a recent paper 20
British archacolueigs no doubted
whether anybody could liz the time
or place when prssisn disappeared.
for the death ~ n language may be a
lingering and obscure one. but Cor
nish seems 10 have passed away IN its
English home in quite recent times
The last Cornish drama bears date NJ
1911. 4 considerable Cornish litera-
turc Is preserved in manuscript and
printed works. and the language has
left &C. impression in tho r'cs ~
places and families 4 few i'm
Guiding the numerals are 81. ed by
the miners
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

Tho great earthquake catalogue ~
Comto de- MontcssuS dc Ballorc now
records l7i,43t distinct shocks Tho
list confirms the already formed con-
illusions that earthquakes and yolca-
noes are independent and that the
former are most abundant On recent
elevations where tho slopes are Steep
est and longest Nine-tcnths ~ tho
shocks have originated IN one or two
per cent ~ the earth's surface Al
most an have been distributed along
certain lines, NJ which the most i'm
portaut are tho great Firdle " the IA
cihc, the line running from tho Sunda
Islands through Arracan. the Nina
layas. Caucasus, and Alps 10 the west
ern Mediterranean. and another run
ming from the Csuca sus through CEN
trial Asia 10 Lake Baikal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

: remarkable hairhsll from tho
stomach ~ Young girl has been
brought 90 notice hy Prof won Bra
mann ~ Halle. She had habit 10
swallowing ends bitten from her long
hair. forming in time a bulky accum-
ulatiou. though felt only as a. slight
pressure and when the mass was re-
moved by an operation Il was found
to have shaped Itself 10 the cavity.
like a cast iu mold Iron tonic.
had changed the light color TO black
The glass lens has been brought 60
o. diameter ~ about i've feet f0r a..
Economical purposes but when of such
size the cost Il tens ~ thousands uf
dollars and several years - time. The
Hungarian chemist who has an last
made a successful fluid lens claims
that q equals the glass product in
performance. u consists 81 two curved
plates Of thin and unusually hard
glass between which II Dramatically
--siej tee nuiu substance. and The
reflective power and other properties
are so adjusted that the usual defects
~ lenses are overcome Time and
temperature do not affect the fluid.
while the contraction and expansion
are practically the same a. those 81
the enclosing glass A ten-inch lens
that has hitherto cost about $4,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-06

Superstitious people formerly re-
gsrded with awe the turning red AZ
long intervals ~ Lake Morct I'm swift
zerlsud Botsnists have now shown
that the phenomenon Is due 10 a plant
which prupagstes every tenth year.
and which. though very minute, grows
~ rapidly that tho whole lake IL soon
turned crimson
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
II!b LOI4U " IIIS Ut N-I1
OF all ports stnce September l;
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York November i8 1906
BEEvEs-Reoeipts 215 cars or S622 t hesd ID.
and II market making with the stale cattle
cars sale With light sopp1y steers WsEe
all around and the undergTades 3SSt1o nsnSr S
sold at S. S0QS6 is per 100 hi OF Peansyiva1ta
fancy bull at 81 75 cows at 81 2Oa 95 Dressed beef
65a4lOo per ID; little fancy oeet so1 at hoS
G1Oc Liverpool and London cables quoted HVe cstrle
the oral refrigerator beef selling at 1OsglOesc per 10
No shipments from this port to-day Io-5n0rToW the
Of beef schwarzschid sulzberger and $50 cattle
quarters OF beef for schwarzschild sulzberger and
take the Manchester market 100 cattle Tor j.
shamberg Son. making with previous sIpngnts tt1 "a
total from this port for the week OF 20 sa+ sFt,ai
with the exception OF 100 cattle. 100
Sales-McPherson q Co. 20 Virginia steeFs' lSsI 70
2 iSsS + scss5. $ se g g.: ;'iS. s
at s. i5 bulls. ll49 n at 50; DO $40 p At eSi
loo n, at ssj DO. 1908 h. s2 75 2! do SO p a
Il DE- 81 @ & sss., sS Do DE- sSs sSs n r. at &c.
0o sSsOn sSt 60 20 Virginia steers 1925 h. 20
Go Co. iss isss R T. It s 81 I SaiG Sa $50 i' T.
es do as0i iaes IT, at S ao q %. 1910 s. %
at IS IS; do 16sT IS zo DO He h. at 50 e0
5s0 6assoa e nj 81 S' toaapany. a9 n.y. % % aa
s.feTn TAI h. at So 90: bun i.5O ID. at ss; do
iSeo b. at 81 96i IA cows. ea 10 at ss e A. sao -,
Andrew Mullsni cow e4o lb at y '0' 10 ''' ID
A' fVIos-Rsceipts il8 head. Including % direct
and is for the market making with ts as az sta ~ ~
Ur.O.si there was no dsnapa t2E grasssFs As A HsAy
Z IT., &c Z sss v..I .s & 4. 4 sosss 20 0~ ss' y '
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

.-. AMI Nsy York Noysm6sE s,. 10 t9G5.r 1900;
IT, f. 5sSs& e. .s: e TX slss: Z
:s s-.s s$yy sss out: 81 Is Rsa5,
as i h;T ss 90 FT Gs. m T a fartafE n %
5s' F5s sSsss sSS5a sSStsh
&. sss, 4 ss e & ,z1. 60 I sgsE g
sNr NrsosiSss gAs aSss0h soss 1s 9 III e pss. tn. .a.,
sss sf5is S' I El'' So'
NJ: note. ss s ;2 I'D ssooas s & & and sfs
is not much fresh creamery now be found under 2se
s&SSs' Wsh som. fSi9ds hod. asking go
g & ws s' dssS es L. no@o os5s 4saa
ses sEt5as Pes y a sT$@ ss s
ssss ssss, nsSAsRss &c ss sa ssss eArd.
so d hs ssc2 s'S aso 90 sso0aGs so ass soi s'A DO
SssSss E Sss e sa S
tSSs sS5t attsHfsb % s.I$: %s-'iS e sssz No
..i1 sas 5o7 ssPs5lsH
dssss aA ss saSs a1' Rs& GTi aeT
Ps sGs9Ss 9ss . ss s' e
Sng S62p"Ssa 6dsrassy saf says fsds ssF
S Sasn u ! N Ss been fd4E sat ass @ ehssss finest
dian sas FOR colorsd and e1s for white We guotei sa
6oS.s t%i cream s.s s9 s4si d e[s Ss9's@ soa
fsr s2 -1sr q soSs Ss' * = SSo 90 hui sE
.a:y s sc; Bat | DEMAND s 'SRs SRs esa of
sSs s1s'd tof BY All fhs ss.d
owing to hS as4 denana svsse Hs prime and
SiSstafI io%st srsds: sss: sI ar: III
quote state sld nsssO sssOtsd whi.s
e s:si |. :s:s s.S. ss''is - .s = So
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Nov. 16-CATTLE- Receipts about $500 head
market for best strong others steady Common to Ine
bulls 81 40a$4 60 calves. S3GSs: sockeTs and feeders
S310o higher cbolce 10 pri4ne beay 81 ss sS: medium
to good heavy. So 2O@s6 8O butcher weights Sc 85$6
good choice mixed I5S6 80; packing. IS 75dS5 1b
pigs SIS 5OGS6 90 StIEEP-Receipts about 5000 head
sheep, S3 25QS6 yesrngs SIS 259S6 4o
lambs, SIS 501$7 80.
steady: prime S5 GeQs6 49, shipping 81 1885 5O
butchers, 81 25qS5 s5 VBALS-Recelpts 800 head aoo
tive and steady. 81 5oQ$S 10. HOGS-Recepts. T. 200
head active and 5QOc higher heavy and mixed s8 cog
SO n S6 Yorkers 50 65QS6 pigs, 50 6OQ
So 7O roughs So eo9s5 90 daries SO 4o9se 60 SHEEP
lambs. higher; lambs S5QS7 80.
Kansas City Nov. 16-CATTLEi-ReGeipts 300 heao
including 200 Southerns; steady; choice export
steers IS 5OGSe 75; fair to good SAG
So 40 Western steers SO 5OS5 & stockers and feeders
g 609$4 67 Southern steers s3gS5 25 southern S9ws
bulls 81 25Q$3 So; calves. s9Gs6 IS. HoGS-ReceiPts
5000 head market sc higher; top Sc 27; bulk Of sales
S6 2O8S6 2 heavy SO 20dS6 2Tta: packers So 1G4$B 20
pigs and lights s5 s5G$8 % sHEEP-Receipts, 5000
head; sheep steady; lambs 1Oc lower at S6aS7 % ewes
yearlings 81 756S6; Western yearlngs. s. 40I$g
Western sheep 81 2Q$5 5O stocers and feeders SO 5S5
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

stock would have brought ss 75gss Dressed calves
steady at s13so per ID city dressed veais and so
ii &c for country dressed.
Sales-NcIherson & Co.; vesls, l42 10 svsrass a.
g 90 per 100 o do 11b 10. at 81 6o CO. 10 ID al So
Sanders: veal 40 ID at IS 5o do 100 n at S.;
do. 80 10. S..
at 50 80; ? do. So n. at 81 so a.,
SHEEP AND I4AAIBS-Receipts 10 cars, or 2,ls6
head. including cars for saughterers ana ior the
market making with the held over yesterday cars
on safe Sheep We're in light supply and steady !sno'
nrr Tor all desirable grades the pens Wsre ciehreo
Common to good sheep sold at S3GS5 oo per 100 ID good
70 primo lambs al SI0ST 70. No Canada lambs on SAFE
Dressed ful steady at sq9ac per 10. with best
wethers selling at 1Oc: dressed lambs slow at 1OtlS
baies-hernS Commission Co: 1876 state larnos 20 70
average at 81 70 100 200 e6 10 at s. 80; ol
utao do ~ 70 at 81. 30 Buffalo sheep lOI 10, at S4
state do. % 10 S4
Newton & Co.: 22T Ohio lambs 81 rs: IA Ohio
sheep, rs 10, at So Is.
Tobin shannon: % Ohio lambs, So 70 at 81 %; 1873
OHIO sheep i'll 10. az s. 05 % do 90 10 at SS w
andrew Mullen; 49 state sheep. 10 10 at 80; do
HOGS-Receipts u cars 3.5T4 head. all for
saughterers. except head No sales reported; Nomi-
naly firm Buffalo dressed hogs un
changed at s1aG10c per 10.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

tv a.. dON-he cotton market very firm again
a. reacled new high level for the movement on
ps,-- -'s 1islness The close steady a ID
do oG45 points Sales estimated az 450 600
s-4ie q points, owing rather csappointin2
ps.s &C ee-4ng by local operators. Longs were taxing
Ia =. over ne week sn6 and there SELL
fog- III plt t1e ot1s-fngs were absorbed by three
L. s Tor large Wall Street shorts and after The
q he---lg orders had absorbed the Inarhet
H. ne continued reports Of hTTn spot markets.
ssvs---N H1l9 continued covering by shorts After
tss.p = -haer renewal OF realizing but rallied
- - '---2e OF the afternoon the predictions
nsEs storm IN tie Southwest further builish
tcYance ~.- 'r4eAns ss 70 the spot situation ma
g Sc or 49, 80 ssIga-y Up to 1890 and March TO
eose S-t 4rg11 points higher Toward the
o. -Ne4 or realizing caused another ssthack 80
ttot out NE rnsI tone steady. Southern
New yres--' as oLlcia4y reported hoHo higher
1g ggafs ~-So thst holders Offering sysn
Seg ll2A 1reeg. and thsre vyer= reports Sraro
eue 49, that offerings there were verv Iisht
taat n0rI feoeiVec from Fail River howevsr 6enytne
csteS Is being offered there for sale IsverTsoSi
sS1 Lar So "a absence OF speculative ceuanS ard
Se opinion ~ 80 covered, but reported favor
5otS3 bsi,. '-Eet 10 points higher on ssi~. "a
Asdrss f-lo, 1prllt lteIceut Kinsss
80 year It receipts 1896 bales against aSi 9ie
S-ss5 vag- 70 mills En6 Canada 47622 against
,est . 90 49, tieT min taings (sstinAtedl u 600
s-,1s as ye6Ei gain OF stock AZ tntsr4or
ssglt To- against 86 SZT last vesr Iros,,,t 4oI
So. crop o0-.-- o.Osa< against ble se2 last vesr
ssoaz4g2 iasf ,ell Port receipts Ss9 ssG azsS1..
sss,s l5l7Os -, ile 70 mills and Canada I3S Gao
sa4iSt b2 90 - year. Southern mill takinpz fs9 o.
'ss u asi year at W.
ss4r os.t+ 3e9 ss3 bales against 80 ooI ~ e1-
s-ast 4s5 0a- sgAt thus far for season sS -
vsg - ge q contrscr -. =, -,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

oor,r New York. November l6, 1905.
Ii-lle coffee market opened unchanged. and
80 showing partial loss OF points during the
r 49, - toward the close, being finally steady at
g. -eeiHe oI . points an advance points Sales
- cay we're reported q about 7l.OgO bags. including
1Le El-1Cer Ot exchanges from later
Inc man feature Of the market the Switch
near % late positions IN preparation FOR the first
s,.-F- i--t-le Cay, week from Monday. The
s1 " ne remaining long interest IS Of
r. tl- TIE December long interests have been
- ~ -s-l-atirg OF switching for past and
s. appears 10 obtain that not great many thou
- .4eS no" remain market There
5~ =; 80 y 10 news from Brazil. Yesterday holi-
r-t- -at country ana consequently the usual
tcEs-s tsNs vas available There was demand
news = c4ose which looked as Il there might be some
= rom the Brazilian markets, the local
- were predicting better demand to-day. The
vcAs-- markets made steady showing. with Havre
Es-Er, @.e Hain1urg unchanged 10 pig lower. The
Ast -or spot c0ree quiet with
~5asSs On Inc basis OF 7ao for Rio No T.
ise q contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov. 16-CIosing- -wIEAT-spot steady;
No winter. 11+fd steady: De
cember Is 4i4d March. SID; May, 6s SD CoRN-
Spot quiet; American mixed 3D. futures steady; De-
csmber IS 37.d January. 4s ID HOPS at London pa
cic Coast, quiet f46f5 FLOUR-St Louis fancy win
ter steady; ss PEAs-canadien steady 6s Cd BEEF
ern quiet SIS Sd HAMS-shor5 cut Il 70 10 70. firm
COS. BACON-Cumberland cut 26 TO 30 n, firm, 52s;
rib 16 "a fb firm. Sos 3D. long clear mlddles
light IS to "a ~ steady 54s Cd do heavy. s0 to 40 10
steady 54s do short clear backs 16 to 20 10 firm AIS
clear bellies. 4 to 16 10. steady SIS Cd sHoULDERs-
fined, In pals, strong. 49s. CHEESE finest
white steady 6ls: do colored, steady, TALLOW-
Prime city, strong 2Ss. TCRPENTTNE-S strong,
cd. LINsEED OIL strong. 23s BUTTER
Finest United States steady, 95s good States
steady, Sos: PETROLEUM steady Esd ROsIN-Com-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
oINEERS WELLPLEASED
currency Reform Planned Satisfies
Chamber of Commerce.

~ the Chamber of Commerce
TIE .-,-,ittee who for several days have
curTsn'' orssrence at washington with the
been - po,kers' Associations currency COM
Ens1''~ - erteen. are back IN the city, well
rass0I ,,tb what has been accomplished.
safsHe1 a., currency reform agreed upon at
me - r.-.nca and about to be presented to
The GU. ., ,he form Of bin. is commended by
o.. '.t bankers and hnanciers. Alexander Gilbert
l0'A, of the Clearing House Association and
ps.5t p...,5ent OF the Market and Fulton National
Bank said;
-asd the report very carefully, and it
a.+s NV views fully WITH tne secretary OF
r1eeISSr Srae,,rv +s the Controller Of the Currency
ne - chairman Of the House Banking Com
az sI.o in accord with its recommendations the
hA.ac+ of massage OF the bill would seem TO
prOspycsi,ent OF course, the measure is not a
be e1e se sor .hs Ills Of the money market but
gEa-. Is no doubt that it will prove OF great
s..sat IN the crop-movtng season.
cs,-ss A. Conant treasurer Of the Morton
&c, Company and a member Of the Chamber
:, commerce committee. said:
,,.a gratifying fact that the fifteen members
re american Bankers Association COM
,.+ss y unanimously signed the report. The as
AliaS1otion's committee Of 1905 all Of the mem-
So ~ which we're members Of this years COM
1.+ss of fifteen had a plan Of its own, the
53a-nTton plan. but as the discussion proceeded
q !. ,vss Withdrawn. Chairman Fowler, Of the
4orse Committee on Banking, believes that
1-,or on the bill at an early Uate Is probable,
Z. - bje committee is thoroughly conversant with
a. subject and may be expected to make q
1-orart ~ report on the measure, which is TO be
lL.--5uced soon after the assembling Of
rigbt or ten years ago the principle of a
sit currency would have had no prospect Of
e..s1tance by Congress. Since then, however,
- : 1CaTrnraign Of education has been carried on,
-.E excellent resultS- One Of the effective ar
--1Arrs has been the prevalence from time 10
60 nj tight money. affecting mercantile as we'll
- s.ocEI market borrowers The credit currency
:. Ne issued under the provisions Cf the bill
I'll he amply safeguarded. Two excellent re-
s--ctions were the suggestion Of Mr.. Wardrop-
20, 2 hank authorized TO issue credit notes
Inst have been in active business for a year,
ID must have a surplus cf 20 per cent
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. November 1e, 1906

Net receipts at s4i ~ oi.su N.'o ps...e.... 4Os 28l
Net recelPes a' aI4 o ~ H............... 992. .1ss
.464 $50
date
+-. otat Sor ~ vrsek ,,,............. I0S
1Apo.S So- 800 yvasr last year.........,.
sinc. Sentsrber .,,........227 277, 25T
-ts sar1s SefA last year......-10SS 0SS 045
= eT rnIrad states o39. alt
STOCK at all oiilea ."...-........1 1873 27s
~ a. srior ,S64
S.oc a. @ M erior towns same time last year TT
St0r az Tivernoo same time last year 6S5 900
Stock Of a american an0a' 1oF 2s5 600
,bs following are the total net receipts of cotton
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
WATERWAYS CONVENTION ADJouRNs.

s.. Louis. Nov 16.-The final session OF the
f-st convention Of the Lakes TO the Cuff Deep
Waterways Association was held to-day at the
Oseon The report Of the committee on perma
Dert organization was adopted without debate
Tonight the delegates attended a dinner at the
Hotel Jefferson, at which plates were laid for
1908 persons. The speakers included the Gov
ernors Of four states and Congressman who
have taken a prominent part in the organiza
ti6n Of The association.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
Virginia Hot Springs

s5oo FEET ELEVATION OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Waters. baths. boteis and nowhers equaied-
Rheumatism gout nervous diseases cured COM
plers hydrotherapeutc apparatus Japanese palm
golf swimming pool dne livery and outdoor pasftneA
The NEW HOMESTEAD Is modern IN ths strictss:
sense and patronized by ths hIghsst class Bsoxsrr
once with direct y. Y. wire
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stopover Covinston Va through ticksts
10 Louisville. Chicago. 81 Louis and
west for aid trip Virginia Hot SPRING.
Pullman compartment via Washington,
N Y ASS D m. arrives Springs S.25 a. m. Eastsrn
time ticksts at c. e o once, Broad
way .48 sth ava and oracss PsnEa r r. eonnses-
ing lines.
FRED sTERRY Manager. Hot sprinxa Va
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tia
"A Tribune their Uptown once. No. fssl
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner l0th street. Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER. .. d.
Pnstor-Public worship tomorrow II g. and p
m AZ services tomorrow the Pastor will preach
WstnesdAy sveninx service az O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

vrDANTA-swAMI RoDHANANDA. e. wsst T1s
IT. Sundays, II a. m Different Phases OF Hinduism" "
New-York tribune., 1906-11-17

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
On 42d ST., between 5th and 6th
Rsv. ANTHONY II EVANS. ID. D. Pastor.
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