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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-02
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San Francisco August 1.-From sam Francisco to New York in fifteen days Is the time planned by L. L. Whitman and c. s. cariss, who will leave this city today in a six cylinder rynapous in an effort to lower the trnns-con- tinental motor car record. Whitmau and Cariss are the holders Us the pre- sent record of thirty thress days which they made in a two cylinder car in 1sOAs
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NEw ORLEANs COTTON.

NSw Orleans. August 1.--Cotton spots sIosed steady and unchanged; middling leMe Sales were 1850 bales on the spot and 100 to arrive.
 Futures opened quiet one to three points higher The market continued the waiting and amlost stagnant attitude it has mani fined to the manipulations of professional orsrAtora and the range of prices being very marrow Crop news was considered good. A slight rise was induced by the covering of shorts in anticipation Of the coming government crop report The close was steady with prices near the high
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THE METAL MARKETs.

New York. August 1.--There was de- crease in London tin; futures closing f17f Is ed. Locally quiet and about unchang- ed: spot S37 .00Q $3T .5o
 and futures fs1 7s sd. Locally firm in tone with bid prices shade higher. Lake 1S.62M 0 Sis.75; electrolytic s1S.S7h@ @ SIS 50; casting SIS. % 6SlS.25,
 Lead unchanged, $6.75 locally. London lower. f1e 12s ed.
 spelter unchanged at fae 1os in London, but firm and little higher locally at SC. OO@S6. 10. ~<
 Iron higher abroad; standard foundry Sos lid and Cleveland warrants 51s Sd. Locally no change reported.
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If. A D. Beer,a Cotton letter.

He sA 1s DGCEH &OhNOM GCAtCEs
 New Orleans. Aug. 1.-The market continues narrow and lifeless notwith- standing our being on the eve of the condition government- bureau report, the formal announcemeEf of which will take place next Friday at II o'clock, New Orleans time.
 wonder is that there is not more in- terest taken in the market since the trade is depending, we might say, sole ly upon the size of the growing crop and prospective consumption next sea-
 There appears to be more doing in actual cotton than in the speculative markets. as it is matter of fact that there Is more business doing in the new crop cotton to arrive than in e5n- tracts around the American rings. The ingly believing in small crop ideas. In other words placing faith in reports to effect that the probable yield of the season will be inadequate for the wants of the spinning world. the minimum figure for the consumption of Ameri- can being placed at 12,00o.000 bales. to show, by. the manipulation of an- tique statistics. that the, crop indica- tions are for yield less than 1l,500, 900 bales, perhaps as small as 10.500,0 ,009 bales
 That the situation is being highly cotored was demonstrated again today by the support extended the market in face of comparatively bearish crop condition report of The New York Journal sof Commerce, 1t showing a de- terioration for the month of July of only 1 point, averaging the general condition at SIT against S2.7 last month.
 It Is generally believed that the monthly condition reports by trade Journals and from private sources are usually more bearish than those of the government
 Such is not the case. however, al- though such an idea might be enter tained as regards crop estimates
 Last year the New York Journal of Commerce made the deterioration for the month of July b.s points, the gov ernment only 2.i points.
 The year before last The Journal of Commerce made the gain in condition government SIS points, these discrepan- eies making 1t possible. although im- probable for the government to report little or no deterioration during July of this year A any rate the trade is figuring on loss of about points a condition of about sl against S3.3 last month. 74:9 last year and a ten year average of about S2.3.
 At noon today another forecast was made on the probable deterioration to be reported, a decline In condition of 1.2 points being indicated.
 Thus far Houston has received 336 bales Of new crop cotton against about twenty-five bales for the same period last year and Galveston reports the sale of 300 bales f. O. b., all now cotton. to arrive.
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DArr.Y corroN MARKET.
Port Movement,

 Galveston-Steady. 10Bc: net receipts 1.- o1s; gross receipts i.oiss sales 1fs; stock tT,2l9; shipments to continent 500 New Orleans--Steady 1esSc; net receipts 2tl. gross receipts 24t: sales 1,e5s; stock si.3as, shipments coastwfse 62e. Mobfle--Dull, Iebe; net receipts 3; gross IDA
 savannah-Euiet and steady, \ 10 s-1so; net receipts 1,oo1: gross receipts f,001; gross receipts 24; stock EST.
 Wilmington Nominal; stock PSI: ship menss coastwise 9.
 Norfolk--Steady lie. net receipts 456; gross receipts 456; sales 7s; stock 10. 4se. shipments to Great Britain 1.472 eoastwise 2zA
 Baltimore-Nominai. 11Hc: gross receipts 230; stock 2.4T3
 New York-4Steady. 10 90. gross receipts 230: sales $500: stock 93.5s0. Boston-puist. 10 90; sross receipts 2s0: shipments to Great Britain 359 Phiiadeiphia-stsady Ii IS; stock s5e Pensacolas--Net receipts ssOST: gross res ceipts 3,6Bf; shipments 10 Great Britain 2,617.
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MARKET FOR COTTON. MARKET WAS QUIET WITH MAR
 ROW FLUCTUATIONS. Opened Quiet At Decline of One Point To Similar Advance Bu& Sold
 0G Under Hear Press

New York, Aug 1--The cotton market was quiet today with fluctuations mar low and closed steady at net ad- vance Of 1Q3 points. Sales were esti- mated at 50.ooO bales.
 The market opened quiet at de- cline of one point to an advance of 6ne point and during the morning sold of to a net decline of about 2m4 points under a little local bear pres sure ard scattering llaItdation which dencs that the August bureau report Hext Friday would show very little detirioration. which was offset by the report of a leading trade paper show. only ore per cent. and by the report ot smother private authority showing q deterioration of half per cent This names three private condition reports in percentages, each of which has shown d deterioration In condition for tho fs9onth of one per cent. or little over. and are considered by the local trade to point to an August bureau Of about was a little scattered covering and in the afternoon some of the room trad CTS started buying with the idea proh- s. sSy of Tss Hns rssIed % on ths ths demana E a net advance of about one to fouf roints and closed at practically the fop. There was nothing Of importance fin the weather news Large Enstisn s.i the Southwestern movement is showing a large per centaRe of the new eroP
 Estimated receipts Of cotton at sns ports today S1sS sss ssies isst aEainst year Eo M inc week (estimated) Sb.090 bales against 2s.4s2 last week. and 7S's2a AroSs~,s receipts at New Orleans 241 nsfss axaiust A.00A last year. and at Houston 416 bales against s.1ss last wear.
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seems improbable, would hardly exert a very depressing influence considering the state that the market is now in. Houston, Tex. records receipts of 2Sl bales of new cotton today. If any weakness develops shortly it will bs from the pressure of new cotton on the market rather than from any other cause we think. Yours truly,
 Loveman & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-02
Cotton Letter.
OotNOA LeAtSr. (By private wire to Loveman & Co.,, SC Commerce Street.)

(By private wire to boVeman x CO, 56
 Commerce Street)
 New Orleans. Aug. 1.-While specu- lation was almost as dull as over to- day, the cotton market developed d somewhat steadier tone, on bullish crop The Journal of Commerce announced that the average condition was S1.7. as compared with S2.7 last month, while Miss Giles, in her monthly report. placed the average condition at S2.7, against S5.g last month.
 Miss Giless report had the most ef- feet. on account of her having approx imated the government figures so close ly last month. The consensus of con- servative opinion in thls market seems to favor a government bureau report of about s2, which If realized would mean a decline of i 8 points from last months average condition. This would be strictly in line with the figures pro- mulsated by the two authorities mem tioned and would probably have little or no effect on values However. the government bureau has been known to hand many a surprise package to the trade, and Friday, August 8. may prove to be another mischief making day for the talent.
 Until the bureau is out of the way therefore, operations should, we think be carried on very conservatiVely. A buillsh bureau report would afford better selling basis, while A bearish report, which from the present outlook,
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Interior Movement.

Houston--ateAay. 1oAc; net receipts 4l6; gross receipts 4is; shipments $50: sales f.14e. stock 1s.ss1
 Augusta-Quiet lie; net receipts 221; gross receipts sa7; shipments s21: sales 2g7; stock 14.T74
 Men1Dhis-ouiet. ioAe: net receipts &; gross receipts 35; shipments 30: sales 100: etock T,72a.
 St Iouis--Quiet, 1ozc; gross receipts sse; shipments 774: sales t59: stock 23,2s0
 Cinciunati--Net receipts ss; gross receiDts sS: shipments 13T; stock 5,91o.
 IouisvtIle-Firfn lie.
 Total today-Net receipts 7s6: gross re- ceipts 1,4a9; shipments 2.462: sales I.70s; stock 65.345.
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Nrw yORK CoFFEE MARKET.

New York. August 1-coffee futures
 opened irregular at decline of five points t6 an advance of five points and closed steady at net unchanged prices to a de- were large, the prospects for the worlds
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS.
 Mobile. August l-ArEivedi strs.. 0le~- voy, Br., spink, Vera Cruz; Belize. N Hansen. Belize.
 New Orleans. August 1.--Cieared: sers.. ahominy. Br. Clarke. Bocas dei Toro; Bluefielda, Nor, Halvorsen, Bluefields via Cape Gracias; Karen. Ner.. Pedersen. Colon. Port Eads. August 1:--Arriyed: strs, oax- aea. Mexican, ortz Vera Cruz. Fronterai City of Tampico,4 Nor. Olsen. Vera Cruz and Tampico Phyllis, Br.. Fountain Hu- elva; Whitehall. Br. Trattles. Colon
 Sailed; strs,. Proteus. Ann. Jacobs New York; Antlllian. Br, Japha, Liverpool; Eto- nian. Br.. Jacobsen, Havre, Bremen and Antwerp; Alps Ger. Rieck. Port Limon.
 NEW YORK PRODUCE.
 New York, August 1--Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 2S f Bee; new crop do.' Petroleum steady; strained common to Turpentine, rice and molasses steady. Coffee, spot Rio strong; No. invoice Sugar raw firm: fair refining axe: cen trifugaI e6-test S% ca 13-16c; molasses su- gar Sc; refined sugar steady.
 MONTGOMERY CURRENT oUOTATIoNs- (COErected lDallv.l
 These prices are at wholesale and not ts stsreh-corn saioe; standard goods pearl Axe; gloss lump 4kc; nickel pack hics-Extra fancy exc; head 40Se, broken she; Japan Se:
 salt-Liverpool $1; Virginia b0c. Vinegar-Per gallon 14Q 22o coffee-GTeen. common, 9A O 10c; prime Ioh @1oMc; choice ll@11hc; fancy l2@
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Total Movement.

Total today, at all ports, net 5.s10: ship ments to Great Britain s.44s; to continent 5e0: stock 20e. t1T.
 Consolidated at all ports. net 24, TOT; ship ments to Great Britain 110t3: to France s,s4a; to continent i,ssS: to Japan 292.
 Total since Sept. 1. at all ports. net .7s3:- es5; shipments to Great Britain .s27.30i; to France 724, 554i to continent 2,e55.557. to Japan HIS. 5so: to Mexico 2.7e4.
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s,S. sS I,:::...Is.si 5 .ssss sl:ss-sn sl:ss-.s
.--1adlratss rt.s. Indicates fall
weather Conditions. fxror pasf zA Houra.l


 The coosa viii fall slowly or remain sta tionary. and the Alabama Will rise SLOWLY.
 weather Conditisna.
 (For Past za Houra.)
 Additional showers have occurred m eastern cotton districts. the most of Flor ,fia. and in Southern Texae, though an area of high barometer with crest over New EnriaTd is now siving fair weather over raost of the eastern half of the country. and clear to partly cloudy weather VII pre- sav A barometfie depression covering most of the Rocky Mountain region has caused showers over the Plateau districts and eastward through the upper Mississippi yaiiey, Fair weather prevails in Pacific coast districts. Temperature changes nave heen generally slight. except rise Of six to ten degrees over the north slope or the Rockies.
 COTTON REGION RUxLETfN. Ear the 2s hours ending 6 .. m.. S5th
 meridian time.
 Montgomery, Ala. August l. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-02

Savannah August 1.-(SpeciaL )-Enttrely neglected by the exporting element. the Sa- vannah market for spirits of turpentinc. supported solely by brokers and domestic buyers proved fickle with rather a weak undertone. prices during the week, showing several fluctuations as a result of the in difference shown by foreign buyers who. until the eleventh hour remained out of
 At the final call of Tuesday. however, the market which had been quoted at 56Ae strength on concerted buying orders and prices advanced hc regaining the formea level of sic per gallon. at which the arti- cle was quoted at the end of the preceding week.
 Considering the rather unusual conditions which governed the market, however, H was rather a remarkable fact that sales for the week were but 13s casks less thaI the preceding week; Yet such was thu for the week ending July 14th, 4,3SS casks. against 4.2O2 casks for the week ending yesterday
 The leading foreign turpentine market London, ruled just trifle easier during the period just ended and the indifference of Of the consumer across the pond" was doubtless traceable 10 this fact since there were no shipments to foreiFP destiSation'
 The receipts for the week proved better. a total of 1902 casks finding theiE way into the port, exceeding those of the previouS were 1922 casks. month 2s.173 and 92.2St casks for the season,
 week 1ss month ls.444; with a total of 7e, 0eO casks for the season, Total sales were 4,202 easks Foreign exports thus far this season 2t.3i2 and stock on hand i7,Ts6 The sales total were 45S casks loss than those of the preceding period.
 Rosns which made a brilliant showing in the previous week have been consistent' ently hammered and prices have suffered In consequence, every day resulting in a net decline of from ioe to 3Oe at the weeks end
 water white 85 10; window glass S4 90; N s475@S4 80; M s4.s5 ns4.7O; s4. 50; : s4156e4 20: II s4.10GS4.15; c s4, 05 Q s4 10; F $4 co; F s3. 95 c $4 %; D s3. sb, CHA s3 556e $3. s5.
 Statistics Of this market were as follows
 Receipts: Tuesday i,G94; week 16.S69 month 6e,074: season 223. 419
 Exports; Tuesday 4.024; week 14,741; month 64.274: season 19s,95S Foreign 3.4s0,
 Sales 1s.7sl. Stock on hand ss.77s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-02

New York, August 1.-The dry goods market today was strong in nearly all lines notably in bleached and brown cot tons printed goods and ginghans. Knit goods and hosiery are also stronger
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sT. LOUIS CLOSING MARKETS.

St, Louis, August i.-The St Louis grain markets today ranged as follows:
 Wh0at:- September 71@71M askedi range T0$ O
 7oM to T1N. December 74% @74x bid; range 74 to 75N. May Ts&; range 7sh to 7s&.
 Corn.-- september 4sA @4sA bid; range 4sA to
 49M@4sA. December 45 bid: range AZ 145 to 45&. Oata:- September sOA bid: range soK to si. December 31H asked: range S1M to s2%.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-02
NEW ORLEANS sUGAR MARKET.

New Orleans. August i.-sugar steady i; open kettle centrifugal 3%3 7-1sc: centrif- ueal yellow S&4 G4Ac; seconds 2M @Shc
 MoIasses firm. Syrup 25@30e.
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nrAaARKs,

REMARKS;
 Temperatures average slightly higher in the Charleston District, and are practically stationary elsewhere. Very light rain has fallen in extreme eastern dtstricts. and An
 FRANK P CHAPTER.
 Section Director. Weather Buresu
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New orleans. August 1.--Cotton futures on ,hs New Orleans Cotton Exchange today .losed steady quotations ranged as follows;
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NEW YnRK pRY GoODs.

Memphis, August 1.-Cotton seed oil cake nominal.
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CINCINNATI PRopUCE.

Cincinnati August 14 Flour quiet Wheat easier. Corn dull 54c. Oats quiet. Provision steady. Whiskey quiet $l 29.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

ct and ,hrs. to six points above yesterdays close
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Sales 15.75l. stock on hand s0.77s.

savannah. Ga. August 1.-Turpentine firm 5Tc sales 3ls; receipts 55S.
 Rosin firm; sales 2,432; receipts 2,S6O; shipments 4s5; stock e9, 2o3 Quote: ABc $4 .05; F si, i,o5Qsl 10. C $4 ioqs4. 1s II s4.15; $4 25; K $4 50; M s4 e5@$4.7 TO; N S4.7564. 90; VIC sl.95: wv S5.0A
 Wilmington N. C.. August 1--Spirtts tur- pentine nothing doing; receipts 36 casks
 Resin nothing doing. receipts 103 barrels.
 Tar firm S2 co; receipts A.
 Crude turpentine firm $2 25, S4. 30 and SA. 30; receipts S62 barrels.
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sT TOuTa pROnVTcF

ST, LOUIS PRODUCE. St. Louis, August 1.--Flour steady. Whiskey steady $1 33.
 Pork lower; Jobbins S16.27. Lard lower; prime steam SS. 25. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts S9.75. . Bacon. steady; boxed extra shorts s1o. ssh' 2 clear ribs s10.37h; short clear $f0. 50.
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TREASURY BALANCES. washington. August 1.-- Treasury balances ... .... ... siee, sss. .st2
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LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool. August I.---Cotton futures open. q quiet and closed dull; American middline
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o.,.v rnwrnN nFARHrFT.

LOCAL. COTTON MARKET. auoA cotton fin the Montgomery market sodsy was quoted as follows; .o,, strict middtknE -'' zee 1os9 Ios9o lew grades nominal.
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The coosa will fall slowly or remain sta tfonary, and the Alabama will rise slowis
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NEW ORLEANs COTTON OIL.
MEMPHIS COTTON

New OrIeans. August I.--Cuttuh seeu or prime 3Aci crude 2oc.
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Nr,u YORK BONDS.

Total sales for the day I.s4+SOO shares.
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NAYAI. sTnREs MEEKLY REYIEN,

Short Clear Sides Chxd) ss7h@ S.so whlskey--basis II. Wines 1.29
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NEW oRLEANs spOr COTTON.

New Orleans, August l.-cotton. spots
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-17
LIQUOR SALE.
Bishop McFauI active in Movement
to Have Law Passed.

TRENTON, Jan. 17:-Headed by
Bishop McFaul, of the Diocese of
Trenton, and Bishop O'Connor, of the
Diocese of Newark, the Roman Cath
olics of New Jersey will soon petition
he legislature for the enactment of
I law prohibiting the sale of all liz
Iors containing one per cent. or more
Of alcohol between eleven o'clock at
light and six O'Clock the next morn
.ng and between eleven o'clock Sat
lrday night and six O'Clock Monday
morning, only regular hotels being
exempted from the Sunday closing
and these being privileged to sell to
40 one excepting regular patrons.
Loss of license, a heavy fine and
Imprisonment are the penalties pro-
posed for violations. The proposed
law also prohibits the presence in sa-
looms of persons under eighteen years
old and forbids the sale of intoxicants
TO minors sent by their parents to
purchase liquor. The petition to the
Legislature will be signed by every
Roman Catholic clergyman in the
state. Other religious denominations
have been invited to cooperate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-17
BRACKET is ALONE.
His Resolution TO Call for DepeW's
Re signation Is Defeated.

ALBANY. y. y. JeG. 1.-THE Brack-
EFT resolution calling for 80 resigna-
ton of Chauncey NJ. Depew from the
United States senate was defeated In
the state senate by a vote of "a to 1.
The Democrats did not vote.
Senator Bracket alone supported the
resolution.
Senator Armstrong was absent, but
telegraphed that he would vote in the
negative if present. Senator Depew
was defended especially by Senators
Malby, Cassidy, Raines and Cogges-
hall.
Senator Bracket asserted that no
service performed by Senator Depew
for the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety during the twenty years of his
$4,000 retainer had been other than
what he owed as a director of the so
ciety. This was money of policy hold
ers, saved by toll and sweat, often
stained by the tears of want-money
dedicated to a sacred Use The claim
that this normo sum was paid for
legal services excites only laughter
and contempt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-17
DEATH IN TUNNEL.
Four Men Suffocated by Hot Blast
Pumped Down on Them.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Four men
met death in the Belmont company's
tunnel shaft on Man-of-war reef in the
middle of the East river. The object
of the work is to connect the Grand
Central station with Brooklyn.
Six men who We're in the tunnel
shaft on the reef and who were sup
piled with compressed air were sud
denly Mortified to discover that the
fresh air that had been pumped down
to them twenty feet below the surface
had changed to a hot, s~uffocating blast
from burning oil that strangled them
and caused them to drop their tools
and rush to the top of the cylinder.
But the doors were locked. and the i'm
prisoned men hammered frantically on
the walls of the cylinder, which is
eleven feet in diameter.
Foreman Smaller. who is a son of
Chief Engineer Smaller of the Degnon
Contracting company, which is dig
ging the tunnel. Immediately threw
open the locks and assisted two of the
men out. They We're Nathaniel White
and Earl Johnson. both of whom We're
nearly s~uffocated. They were taken
TO Bellevue hospital. White probably
will recover, but Johnson's condition
is critical.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-17

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 17.-Alarm-
ed at the prospect of having to wear a
clawhammer coat and make a speech.
Captain Mark Caste, who rescued the
passengers and crew of the Cherokee,
tried to decline an invitation to the
Glover club banquet here tomorrow
evening, His mind was set at rest
quickly by the officials of the club.
you can wear your oilskins if. you
wish.' was the message they sent. He
promised to be present. The captain
received an offer of $3.50 a week from
the manager of a museum to go on ex-
Mbition, but he refused it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-17
Politics In His Prayer.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. II. The
Rev. ]. Patton Moore, the new chap
lain of the house of representatives, al
most created a riot when he offered up
his prayer in the house. 20 Lord" he
prayed, "the honorable speaker of this
puse pointed out the way in his most
BILE speech, and any member who re-
uses to vote for the reform bills may
he go down to political oblivion in No
vember next!' At this point of the
prayer some one snickered, and then in
an instant the house was in an uproar.
the members being unable to restrain
their mirth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-17

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 1.-THE four
masted schooner w. j. CULLEN Of Beth
el. Del, bound from New York to Sa-
vannah, Ga. is on fire here, with FIVE
Norfolk engines and two river tugs
pouring streams into her. The fire is a
hard one to fight, being in the schoon-
er'S 100000 ton cargo of garbage tank
age for fertilizer purposes between
decks. The vessel was at sea when the
IRE. which started from spontaneous
combustion. was first discovered.