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Arrnhgownn Ran Away.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.-Arrah-
gowan ran away during the third race
at Oakland and threw Jockey Walsh
against the fence. Detectives took
charge Of the horse, and veterinary sur
geons are making an investigation to
ascertain the cause of the strange ac-
tions of the animal. Wenrlck had all
the speed and captured the event by
five lengths
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Mintberia won Going Ayvny.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb -. Mint.
IBERIA, Southern Cross and Consuelo III.
were the winning favorites at the Fair
grounds. Mintberia, almost left at the
post picked up her field one by one
and won going away. Consuelo III.
was run up to $500 and bought in.
Footlights Favorite was sold to Nose
GoldbIatt Mt private sale,
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Terry Martin Knocked Ont.

BOSTON. Feb. Honey" Melody
of Charlestown knocked out Terry Mar
tin of Philadelphia in the twelfth
round of a fifteen round match at the
Lincoln Athletic club in Chelsea last
night.
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An Antiss 90 bling BiII.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Tbe house
has passed n bill TO prohibit gambling
IN the territories. Its consideration re-
suited in sharp clash between Dele
gate Mark Smith of Arizona and Mr.
Littlefcld OF Maine.
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liza. state. Bassisshsp.

BOSTON. Feb. o0.-The battleship
Rhode Island. built at the yards Of
the Fore River shipbuIldlng company.
at Quincy. was placed Ia commission
at the Cbarlestown navy yard. Cap.
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regulated families keep DR. Thoma.
Electric Oil for such emergencies. i
subdues the pain and heals the hurts
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David" Nation.

Japan is 90 times smaller than Rus
STA. and her population one-third that
of the latter.
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To Cure a c. Id In Ono Day

Take LAXATIVE BROAIO QUININE Tai
els. All druggists refund the money IL II isil
TO cure. +. W. Growers signature Is on eat
btx. zoe.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

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dsmsH sPTDu.s sd % selling
1s ma bsses Se s,s when fancy EgsPant in Light supply
%h poor onGn cas o firm for fancy but m
Tas Peas is in light supply sting as
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carrier. ssg$3 30; PEAS Virginia per basket ses8 So
PEPPERS, Jersey, red large bb, 81 1882 26; do
Ssi s.f s Dol 81 S s%a b bD % Sses
per 66l S0g!5ej PARsLEY per 100 sgSGAss 5sG9si
Virginia, wax. per basket !5cs1 q 90 sgs1 Isl
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tbl zoe aS1 TOMATOES. state ripe. per bush basket
sIGS1 green, 100000; do Western New York.
Y bush bog 50q75e; DO nearby. ripe box 7scgs 10
do S0aoOc; TUFNIFS, Jersey. rutabaga, bb
75Ge0o; do Canada, rutabaga. eecas1: wATERCREss.
per 10O lunches s1aS1 90.
NUTs-chestnuts IN fair supply but the rainy wesths.
curtaed demand and large quantities being carrtd
within revised quotations We quote: CaEsTNUTs
Large. eultvated sweet s4sssl bitter 2 A6sss co.
HICKORY NUTS. bush, 81 5o4s3; Black WAL
NUTS. T6c6lS1: BUTTERNUTS. 65q75c.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
PERSONAL RIGHTS OF SERVANTS.

The position Of those employed in this service as
dweers under the roof with their employers.
gives the latter right TO interfere IN their
private personal affairs than with those OF her
Tailor When the service for which she pays is
properly rendered, economic rights end II may pc
her privilege suggest or wisely guide IN personal
affairs, but IL must be willingly granted her Ger,
tain personal restrictions are necessarily imposed
upon any one living in another household. but
they must be only such as any self-respectins per
son would naturally comply with, or they become
The housekeeper who does her whole duty to
those who are members of the household-Inay her
tribe Increase-rests serenely in the confidence OF
having performed the whole duty OF woman. New
ertheless every in while her home Is invaded
by the reprehensible methods Of her neghbors. IN
troduced by of the nonadic host that forms the
constant procession through our American kltcn-
ems with uncomfortable and sometimes calanitous 8
results; or a sudden demand for an increase Of
wages from a carefully trained and reliable maid
reveals the that other housekeeper in the
neighborhood in dire stress OF circumstances, or
for a less honorable reason. has been tempted 10
offer higher wages. The good woman cannot un-
derstand how she becomes the victim Of such un-
rnerited disaster, and wonders why people can Z
mind their own business and let her alone" and
she forthwith goes to the intelligence ONCE and
fills the place of the competent, Intelligent maid
with a wholly inexperienced and unframed irl1ni-
grant at rate OF wages she paid for COM
petency and the next order she sends 10 her grocer
calls for an inferior quality OF goods because such
are good enough for an incompetent cook TO spoil
personal but social and economical, and IN her fall
re to recognize these latter lies the secret OF much
OF the lack OF success as employer-Home Maga-
zf7
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
WAR HoNoRs IN JAPAN.

We are continually being reminded how saorf 3
time It is since Japan adopted the broad nnes OF
Western organization. a native Japanese ne"sss
paper has Just foreshsdowed an Imposing nst OF
war honors Marquises Ito, Yamasata and OyshhaA IA
become princes. Counts Inonys and and katsora De
count The official institution OF these dsgIees 0s
nobility is only twenty-five years old, There hsd
present premier is the descendant Of q long line
Of court nobles-and hereditary aristooracyI pVs
in 1884 il was decided to regulate the system on te
lines of a Western artstocracy. Titles were reaus
TO hand. They were the equivalent OF tne oe..
grees of nobility which had existed from encient m
fines in China Thus the title Ko is equivalent 10
IS count; Shi, viscount, and Dan. baron Inc ao-
vantage of the system was great Tne power
Of the Dainios or feudal lords, had largely van
ished. BY the new titles the Emperor could give
10 each the degree OF nobility which correspondent
There was anoLler and even greater advantage
attached to the system The Emperor could
vices rendered to him, and raise men who were
NOT Of noble birth TO the level OF the feudal aris-
tocracy As the new system came INTO
being Ito was made count. and the shipbuiIoer
Iwasaki g baron. The old distinctions among the
Samurai-the military caste-disappeared H1ther-
TO the mounted men had ranked above the rootInen.
and the swOrdsmen above the soldiers whose
weapon was the gun. For the Samurai fougnt
sword TO sword, and. thought It barely honorable
of 1871 the rebels flung away their rides and
charged to close quarters that they might decide
the matter with their swords But after the for
nation of the citizen army all was changed the
Samurai became its officers, and rose from rank
to rank by rnerit.-Dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
COOPERATION In SWEDEN.

The cooperative movement in Sweden began
in 1897 In six months ffty-five societies were
formed In 1906 there are six hundred societies.
In Sweden as in Denmark. the cooperative
stores have been the most successful IN lhe
smaller cities and towns. IN nahuIacIuIlns
towns Ike GeAe Norrkoping Falun and Eskil-
stuna the increase in membership mas peen
enormous Eskllstuna, which has the largest
and fourishing cooperative society III ,lte |
country ouened its first cooperative store in an
old log cabin. Three working men, win a cap
itaI OF $40 bought from producers ana soIo % 10
other workrnen who had joined them. 1neSe
men could do business only at night as they
We're employed during the day. They soon out OUT
grew their quarters, and moved INTO o 1Wo s'oIE
building. IL was not long BEFORE TINS was 700 700
small for their rapidly increasing fnenioeIsIhp
and business They have recently purcnSa,soeddo ,o Ga
four story building at a cost OF about S4o.Ooo-
They have also established branch stores in
neighboring villages. After paying dividends 10
the stockholders they have set aside a sum I'M, 10
MICS for sanitary improvements and for the
working peoples ibrary.-Good Housekeeping
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21


changs ruled dg Ps and VR Wlt6out
grades are quoted as IN t0o%s october $50 50 S
November $50 bid December s2oGS21 January. sls 90
r55s M5oLAssEs ANp sYRUPsL7Ths week ended with =,
sales movement for the week active here well as
follow: MoLAssEs New orleans centrifugal. common
fa Sen E96d ke5 s sso pr S, faSe1
.oILs-Cottonseed oil advanced laq1ts to-day on lirm
actve sales%icS bbs oct6ber at sd ioo Nove6e
at S6c 100 December SAKE January s9l4 34c
a 1:s st5oPed in coed % at
prices. We quote: PETRoLEUM standard white. bbs,
i Ss SG saSS
45o bf aGTk Dds s5ooi bulk e4oS; Phadelphla
c9s "1s5 oroNsEEp T5sis fa5'S
e o7s@6e Fs aDl peoebe yiGE s4 sSo Js
~6 &c Prime prime %R:sr 2eIio% % H AZ hSsfED
S8sa css seed ed city ray SS999G egsI'wn raw
dea1s 3y PTnGRaI feature in provisions visions af Tsf
option firm undertone against more or less depression
4 Retpts sss
sas CITY sooo ong OMAN m aF6 @ e oT Tfsks Guoed
Ssfs Ssfs .psa5 s1s%sis
$Rgsl2 90 packet si6Ssi6 g0i India sic %
8REssp a5 HM aae eSoe sa@9 a@9fef sa at 80 e. &C.
P;o. lsS r. 9be l4o ~ 91Ao pigs gl93ao CUTMEAMTs5 4 :
II l!ieS; = r. I9s; n. Iois 91GIsc; picksd hams arm
LARD firm; quoted: Middle western prime 9s5@9 76c
quoted; South america 10 I6o ConttnsHt TO- I9S BFaz
STEADY; quoted: oeo. 9he; city lard searne l01sc:
RICE-The local market for rice firm, with fairly
good business for the day. and largo trade closed
curing the week. Southern markets generally firm
and mail advfces from all the South indicate
many Of the mills difficulty in obtaining enough
rough rice 70 keep going Quotations follow: Domestic
sTeeninss sa9shc; second heads 441so: choice heads
s14s;sc; fancy heads 5G54c extra fancy heads, % %
6ei i Japan domestic. 4SG4Ac; Patna o4s95%c; Java,
4Mg55tci Rangoon IN bond, 2AQ2I4c.
SUGAtt-Henned sugar quiet but without i'm
porant change in any particular. The following
prices subject 70 rebate of 10 points discount
o. cent for days: Crystal do1Inoes TI5c:
Eagle tablets BLOC; loaf and crushed 3 elc:
mould A. $3.50; cubes 615c; powdered 6O5c; Eagle 5
10 paes powdered and Eagle conrecttoners granulated
oloc powdered. powdered and fruit powdered
ana Eagle coarse and fine granulated &c; Eagle
10 cartons fine granulated. 510oi Eagle n bags DO
e2oc; Eagle 9a 10 bags do, b.1bc; Eagle 10 bags Go
Sloo; Eagle 1 10 + bags do 5oeoi Eagle IS and so n
oass 90, 4soo Eagle fine standard granulated and
SiaIn9nd @al 100 e2nteconers' 7oe No 69oi
No S$o9; No s. 300: No O. 25e: No 10. 415oi 10
oeoc BUSINESS In raw sugars practically at
staldstil with the market however. nomnaly steady
ana DUTY paid rates quoted follows Centrifugal e6
test, 4c muscovado so test 34sc molasses sugar
ee test Bt4o. The London market firm and lower
and quoted at es SID and es 2j4d for No
vernber.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFTTE-,rra6,,o a., New York. October 20 1905
By the tgalaation which may been pronsoeS
pean cara IS IN the cotton and markets Esro
tha Iocef s-1dY made pretty good
sasaS a. market opened steady az unchanze prinss ht
net ing the session. with CLOSE stesa,,
Eion were sbout " & b9ibts lower Sales the half
tbs dean 70 fhers vas nothing OF special moment behns
as r.oeIi @S news continued about the same
Inc decline in the OF BraxfIian
VS. As reported to the Coffee Exchange Tor Frt6sy
S 80 ana The Brazilian were
nssoyerept remained about the recent
rnor.t september and October are usIallv fha
an end Al 2s crop receipts and drawing to
Peet This season the imposition Of surtax Of eoo
Uak On Deeenloer makes views the NovemSsr
70 form.
w continue aonorally heavy. Meanwhile II ia tobtgy,
oeing perhaps abnormal not pr0potnr
pots SO s icsa o! the current Receipts the two
s1esees tnan for the time year Of the E1r
& sesn TaaIkets Aayre was unchanged franc higher
Co. t1snou-g uncnanged TO pig lower The market
20 spot eoTee vas quiet with quotations the ba sis
ST the range OF contract prices local market to-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
THE STOCK DYNAMITE STORY.

A mention Of strange explosion accidents sug-
gests inevitably the stock dynamite story which
cniy by its surprising geograp phcal distribution.
have seen a scrapbook with clippings from dozen
a neighboring county. Here it is. boiled down TO
the bone John Smith, while blasting stumps yes
and his horse ate it with the hay. When Smith on
blowing horse and man TO pieces" This is the
Pennsyivania version In Illinois 1t was COW.
a mule In New Jersey Colorado and California
it was a horse. In Florida, Kansas and Montana
which carried the explosive, with tail wagging to
was hen which peoked the dynamite into resent
rnent The Iowa and Missouri dogs and the Kan
sas hen are possibly true as good many other
wonderful stories from that locality: but there's
fatal flaw about the dynamite eating animals. This
is that uitrOglycerine is a deadly poison, and
would Kill horse or COW before there was tue for
the owner to kick hm.-Amerlcan Magazine
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October 20, l3O6
BEEVES-Receipts 26 655 head, including
slaughterers and II for the market Nothing
doing live cattle. Feeling ratsd steady for GOOD
and choice beef had light inquiry but
prices steady good and choice beef al last quo
LIVERPOOL London cattle markets quiet as
unchanged prices Exports from this port to-day n
and I540 quarters of besf on the Alnn-
haha Iondon quarters OF beef the New YORK,
London; 1100 quarters OF beef on the Eta 70
Liverpool 20 sheep the Manoa to the West Incs
CAEVES-Recelpts lie head. all Western and
ptsburg all the market. About $40 calves
in pens including tho stock held yesterday
Almost and sales had been reported UP 70
late hour in The market s glutteo win
calves butchers cannot readily use IN any
considerable Feeling decidedly easier all aroQnc
deck Of veals sold late yesterday al % %
with the throwouts at S. Dressed calves SLOW al so
i2fo per b for city dressed veals, with few eItra
primo marked 20 15e country dressed calves
dull at 7GDl2c latter A.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsosipts were cars. Or SOS
head Including saushtersrs and cars Tor the
nsrket making stale stock. about 10 cars 2p
sale Sheep nor1inal lambs IN very nsat
demand and OF the stock had not changed ands
at late hour few fairly gooe sheep sold a. 20 Per
common to prime lambs ware IS 5QgE So but eaoss
stock might bring 81 65 possibly little more Oe
mutton very quiet s91oo per ~ dressed lambs q
f0GT1aiso with few sales exceeding lse.
SsIes-Newon G. Co.: 21S Kentucky lat1cA o< 10 e*s>
age AZ s7 per 100 lb; 10 sheep, s6 ib At So: a. -.
HoGs~Receipts 15A cars or 2soo had ~ az sss
s1sughterers Nothing doing NoninslD lower On Su1-
faIo advces. Country dressed hogs slow.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
THE WHISTIING MAN.

pit YOU ever meet usn who was an hsbitGal whistrs
and 2 scamp Mo- The whistler usually ia
cheerful fellow and lavsssness and smiles seldom
hand In hand
Ths old song says Whistle. and come you ny
lad Is The whose spirit sings
goes maid tinns iuaemorfal
IN summing up a desirable qualities
usually mention strength. which is physical
characteristics truth, which spiritual cheer
attribute IN demand
And II d a cheerful - usually follows he fs
honest The the hlac<iss. not
addicted q the and the CHEEKY whistle
The viii get Up IN the morning and make q
keeping with strain OF Yankee Doodle
Boy hasn't heart over his task The man who
hinss OF the door sor the
bakery with Ell Captain thrilling forth IN big
whistle s never the man propensiti-z. who is
tally his service. tbs wife. Il
the fires while lie aned.'
Have whistle restless babe 20
seep7 II not have something % look forward TO-
then when babe becomes the small havo
you this teaching crafs
Johnnis3 Through his fingers through his
teeth then lntricaciss of Tho liquid "docbls
tril.''
Thus when Johnnie the kindling-chopp.ng asa
no has acquired OF the first principles OF xoot and
desirable whistler like his dad and the envy
and emulation OF every neighbOrtng boy.-Nilw&uk
Journal
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21

Coffee eables-Rio-Coffee market steady; No 7 Rio
1880; exchange, l5 10 3 receipts 5000 bags shipments
for the United States Il 900 bags shipments Europe
6Ooo bags; stock. $4,000 bags santos-Cofee market
steady good Santos $500 receipts 600 bags
stock. 2139.0O0 bags. Harlburg-Coffee opened
unchanged; at unchanged 4 pfg lower;
sales 45 900 bags Havre-Cofee market opened un-
changed to 4 franc higher; u unchanged sales
COTTON-The liquidation Of contracts continued
to-day. Liverpool made weak showing and the
ket here opened a decline OF IL % points This
carried the active months about 70 down
shorts The rallied several points support
from this source and the close steady. point
higher point lower Sales for the day estimated
at 10000 bales Liverpool undoubtedly influenced
and predictions increasing receipts. II
to 121z points lower when due unchanged !
point lower and the English spot market 20 points
lower sales of 5000 bales The showing OF the big
weather favorable, the weather being clear at
most points with seasOnabe The forecast
however. tonight
tcally all this accelerated disposition
take profits the short side for the weekend
particularly OF the that prices rs points
down from the high level Of last Monday and had
this without reaction beyond Is 20 points
during middle of the week and frost predic
ons which did not fully mateTalize The week closed
with speculative sentiment OF much bearish
than week A number OF reports from the
had exaggerated. and there also
ports offerings The OF increasing
ceipts IS factor also in forming sentiment
usually less the long side during
period OF increasing supplies. On the other hand
weather during expect
ed. there has been much rain for picking to
much progress. end 81 is difficult 70 how crop pros
pecs have improved since January cotton sold around
II. 30c last Monday.
The prices the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-21
NEw:YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21 1905

- oco o,. ~niie the debenfure B.s amounting TO
s.o".oo' are not receiving any interest rTpon the
u,or,s OF tnis arrangement the asserting BIS
'o .hen control the disposition OF the earnings
An return for all moneys subscribed. The nrarant
pei cent dividend stock Will be issuable 10 s,b
scr'oers. Upon the sale or reorganizat,on ., tho
pioper'y that stock will be exchangeable for first
sortsase "A per cent bonds at 90 Tho esae,,,,g
oepentures will also receive I'm ercba, - - 9
oeoentures $500 of the preferred per cent non
@ cumulative stock and 800 of the cornr,or go
mere is also provision for the extens,o- 30 tha
70 st Faui' from which share of the through
~ -iic would De derivable The time for e,obo,vtoe -
commuters receipts and debenture R,s Tnr e
sahizaton certificates expires October ~