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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

/. Chicago, r. !. and Pacific n. r. 4s... go
Chicago, Il. i. and Pac. Il. X. col 5s. SO
c.. c., G. and st. Louis gen. 4s...... s6,s
Colorado Industrial 5s. series "A. $3.50. 60h
Colorado Midland As (bid) ...... ..... &C IA
| Colorado and Southern 4s........5.s..... SOS
| Cuba 6s.. 3: 1880. 997s
Denver and Rio Grnnde As (oneredJ.. % 5tg
Dstillers Securities 5s....... s5h
4 Erie prior lien As (bid) ............. &C
| Erie General 4s.-....,..;............ s4h
! Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures o37s
1 japan 6s... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y9h
Japan Is. End series. Northumberland. s9A
Japan AIS certificates. So
4 Japan 4s.......... Observation-Disclosures. 80
4 Japan AIS certificates. End scries.... S7N
| Louisvle and Nash Unified 4s...... 81
| Manhattan con. gold AZ (onered).... 100
| Mexican Central 4s.............y...... 80
Mexican Central LIST Inc. .......... COX
| MINI and st. Louis AZ (onered).... SO
Missouri Kan. and Tex. IS tbid).... e5E
! Missouri, Kan. and Tex. ends (bId).... 81 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

Cotton. quiet; midd!ng. 1890; net re-
ceipts. 50 bales: gross 7.214 bales: sales. coo
bales: stock. 172.a61 baIess export to Great
Britain. so balcs to the Continent. 2.ss2
bales -
Total to-day at all ports-Eet receipts.
i o.002 bales; export to Great Britain, 90
bales: to France. 5.2os esi 70, the Conl-
nent. 1851 bales. 10 Japan. 5000 bales; stock
1,0ls.2el bales
Consolidated ut all portE--Net receipts.
.6b7 bales: export to Great Britain, 22,115
bales; to France. $500 bales; to the CONT
nent. 2s,132 bales; to Japan. 5000 bales.
Total since September LIST at all porto
Net receipts, s,S50.Ti5 bales: export to Great
Britain, :.117,ss4 bales: to France. 10. ose
bales; to the Continent. 2.756.eil bales: 10
Japan, 1890 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

A Gotham authority, being appealed TO
yesterday forss some explanation Of tho
new slump, replied to- his Richmond
friend; 'phere Is absolutelySno news up
here, Brokers, bankers, merchants and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26
.RAILRQADA News
FROM ALL POINTS.
Change III Office Of Division
Superintendent Of Scaboard
Mir Line Here.
MAKING SUMMER SCHEDULES
.-----------------------
General Passenger Agent Fuller
MAKING SUMMER SCHEDULES
General Passenger Agent Fuller
and President Stevens Discuss
n Rates Only incidentally.

Mr.. w. r. Hudson, who for several
years has been division superintendent
OF the scaboard Air Line, with head
quarters in this city, has accepted tho
position Of superintendent Of terminals
on the Southern Railway with
headquarters at Salisbury. N. c.,
and left yesterday for that place
to assume the duties Of his new
office. He has been succeeded by Mr..
j. II. Witt, who was superintendent
OF the third division OF the Seaboard,
with Headquarters at Abbeville, S. G.
Mr.. witt reached the city Sunday and
took charge Of the superintendent
Office yesterday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

Va Car Chem. spfd. 8 p. c.. 100 1oo 1o5
Va Carolina Chem. com. 1900 26 ~.
Va.-Car. c. Col. Tr. 8 p. c..... 98ia 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points lower:
middling uplnnds, 1890; middling gulf.
1l.15; sales, coo bales. 8s gSt5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-26

March March
18th 25th. i
I, Atlantic Coast Line.,...,. 90 04N
s AtchiSoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. a.9s %
s, Chesapeake and Ohlo...,. 37H 36h
Great Northern ~. .i,.,...ysl32 l26
Il louisville and Nashville. 40 1OS
Norfolk and Western....s Y
Pennsylvania .....,, IA 1861
Reading '...,,....,....s..t VI w
Southern (pfd0 10
Union Pacifc.,s.. .....,.,, 12OM 5121N
Southern Pacftic.,....,,,, 69H TAN
American Smelling ,,..s. 40 104A
Il Amalgamated Copper so S0A
X Sloss- Sheffield (com.) ,..r. 42 46
American I,ocomotiye.,,. lSsa bbM X
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
6annibalen Der SiiOice.
Gin0cbOrcnc Der Sir GbnrlcS Snrb0-
SnIclgrnppc oc5iidtigt.

Gic Snjclu Iteben inter ocrti6er
@otnGBigtcit StrcitiDfeiten
5luildcu 0ierifo uno Guatemala
cno0iiltig 6eigeIeat. - Sin ncucr
Gonm,iiidr Oe8 GntcntomtS. -
0topor WcGlelon pctirt sic Bill
sur GIci1Itelluu9 ser 9tcp-D -Dorfer
2cGrerimen nit i6rcn mGnnlicben
Gol(cgen. ~ 6eorif& aampi nm
oo8 MaporSomt ser MetropoIe
2i-td1i0er S6nceiturm un0
iic6cu SUB Sdnee in @ponin9.
GoncpuOer. sc, 10. Wtoi. -
Eoitnodrihtcn per Gnmpicr oWionlt-
ii" bon ser conooiid).ollItroIiit6cn
aus Sp0nep ergeben, oub Ger Ianl.
pier ,Sumutrn" ponl ltor0o. Slopo
fiir5licb Oie Sir G6orlcS &orOp-Snicl-
grllppe in ser Siioicc oulief pobci
icinc Offi3iere ole Gntocdltng mad.
ten ooB Die Oortigen Sniuloucr ocIu
&aniboliSnuS fr6bncu H. Wcni6en-
iIeiid nit &orlicbc Dcr5cbrcn. Ser
Captain oe$ ySumatro" mo6te Ocm
Ir. @ohl Dem 0ellti6cn @ouperncur
ser sSnielL 9ln5cige 0orii6er, lmO Ser
9ebtere ibtdtc bic ornlirte 9ompf-
iu6t nSccitern" ouf cine Stroferpc.
Gition ob. 9lQe 90rfcr ser aonnibo,
len mlrocn 5erit0rt uno oic 9iGOeIa-
iiiGrcr inter ben Gingeborcncn, cin-
ifIicBIid, 5lpcicr 6rouen, pcr6nitct
Gincr Scr @efonaenen cntfom, oQcin
Ole iibrigcn 6cfinocn lid 5u 0erbcrtS-
hopc in &oft. 9ic Sir Gbarlca Sar.
0D- r$tieln limo cine &ornIlcn4rltppc II.
ifcgell ctlua 100 0icilen BON 0em Git
Der HcGierlng 81 0crberta6opc. SGrc
9emohner Iteben non Ionqc in rsm
9iuIe, sic idbIinnliter 0ieuidenire'cr
in Scr Siibice SIT iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
g8ar lluNcr i'm 3ndDthauIc?

G,6tc0go, 10. Moi. - 0oS bic
iigc ,SSournol" mcl0et bcutc, OaB
Charles $. @Iopcr, 4}r1iiOcnt Scr
n@cItcrn WliucrS 2Iiiocntion," pcl-
der in 9oijc Gitp, S0obo, gcmcin-
icbnitli6 init 9cUmooO uuO Ecttibonc
Ser @rnoroumg bcS gr-@ouucrneiW3
Stclmenber0 onGctlo0t it, pom Sc
bruor 1886 bis Sonltnr 1887 ais
Ginbrchcr i'm 3uhtbolic BON Solicit
ioB. Gie biciiGcn EoIi6ci Ger5cicb-
niiie crgcben, 0oB Elm WionL gtomcnS
Mopcr in 1885 bier mcqcn Gin.
brllhS ncrbditct mo 81 cincnt Sabre
3udt6auS perllrt6eiIt mur0e, ollcin
Der Nlum lit oQent6uIben ais Is. e."
WoDcr, llno nidt ais oGbu9. S."
Mopcr cingetra0cn. Grotoem woQcn
neri6icocnc 2eutc in bieiiger Staot
piiicn, Dab oicier 3u6tbar0itrdiling
uuN Der 2Iu1ctlngtc bon 9oiie Gitp
iOcntiId lino.
9oiic 3onbo, 10. OIoi. -
Ntopcr'S 2lnpGltc 6e6otpten ibr
Silent bo6e nicmo(2 i'm 3uHtbauie
pon Solicit geiciiclL ionocru lei mGb-
reno 0e5 gan5cn &o6reS 1886 in Den
@rnben scr nGoit(c Greet Wtining
So" 5u 9fodforO, q. Q, tb6tig gene,
fen. Gic StootSoumoltidoit miro iicb
trobOem naber crtln6igcu. 2lm 0ion.
tag miro Der geitern begonnene Yro.
5eb 9cgcn Gbo8. .. @eplpnoo fortge.
iebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
NndD iciner Grmor0nn0 raiirt.

GuQroin. SaS, 10. Mni. 49,
Gin Nionn mclAcu man iiir 3oiepD
Wlongol eincn reicbcn @rnobciibcr
aus Der N6bc Don ct. 2ouiS bdlt,
wur0e lcttc 9todt bier ais 2ci1e uui
bcm @eIeiic Der ySIlinoia GentrnI.
9ohn" gefmbcu, 2lQent 9lniheinc
nod mar er crmor0ct llnO berut6t
worOen, un0 ua6 ieiuem (ohe butten
ibm Oie 0i0rOer Oas @eIid)t gIatt
rniirt INN icine Soentifijirlln0 81
pcrbinocrn. Seine Goicben maren nady
onbcn 1cfcbrt un0 in Der Nd6c lag
elm oiieubor pon 0cn W0roern nodY
Dem &olircn 0cS Opicrs 3uriid gcIni-
icncs Hllirmelier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
Der Strifc ser Shancrlcute.

9tcw Yort 10. Moi - Ter
Strife Der S6aucrleute oebnte lih
6elltc oui Die Gods Der 6oQ 9iipers
GnmpierIinie ans, inoeiicn iteIlte MIR
cin 5bcil Der 6ra6tucrlaoer 0ieer
2inic Die 2lrbcit cin. 0ic 6iibrer Der
Strifcr 6robcn nit eincn SOmpatbie.
Strife ser tSubrlelttc, neIde 6ra6t
bon unO rod Oen Meriten bei0rocrn
aqein Die Iumpicrlinien erfldren ii6
cntidloiIen 0cn 6orOerungen Der
&eute untcr feinen llmItdnoen nadNt.
9cben mo Strifcbrehcr 81 IMPORT.
rcn, mcnn Ole Strifer nidt binnen
elmer 8ofe al bic 9(rbeit geben. Sn.
5ruiifcn miro Die 1Srodtblodooe in.
mcr i6linmer uno alle ODDS iino nit
6rod)tgiltern iiberln0en. Girfa 1000
9lrbciter in bieIigen Sol5boien Oeren
Union ein 3meig Der .Snternntionul
2onBiborenen's Union" it, iin0 belttG
iiir bDbercn Sobn nnsgeltonoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
Wit Gctp belcgt.

glcm .Dorf 10. Wioi. - 0iapor
McGleaon bclcgte beilte 0ie fiir5lidI
BON Der 2egiSIohtr poiiirte Nbite'ihc
Sal6rbia nit ieinem geto. 0ieiclbc
heItimmte, OuB 2ebrerinncn in alien
6Gaen ooS gIcihe Saldr erbolten
ioQten, pie ibre in oen nGmlihell
aloiien tbGtigcn Gole9en mGnnlidcn
8cihledts. 4ie 9ia miiroc Die
ShuIauSgabcn I'M $T000,000 pro
Sobr erb3bt baben. Iie 2ebrerin.
nen 6aben einen energiiden aampi
fir ben 8oriflag gefiibrt lrno poren
in Der 9egisIntltr erfoIgreid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
Silbne am Walqcu.

g8et6ersfiet0, Cont, TO-.
Mai. -- glleranOer Sermann, lpcgen
Grmor0ung BON Wartin aori6ttStp
5ltm 5o6e uerlrtbeilt, muroe furj
na6 I llbr beute friib i'm bieigen
StontsBci1ngniB bingeridtet. J'ubig
uno geioft ging Der Delinquent IN
Oen 1oO. Sernlann botte Die WorO.
t6ot am 4. Slti oorigen Sobres III
Bridgeport, Gonn., ais Sicbe 5ii Der
Satin aorIhinsfp's begnngen. Scine
2l6ii6t mar es, Oe 6rnu oeS grmor.
oeten ipdter 81 beirotben. gtad, Der
lbot iliidItete lid Sermnnn na6 Gli-
5abetb, 9..,S, no er balo onraui per.
baitet pur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
Mcrifu nnO @uatcmaIa ucrl0bncn IidJ,

@oibington, :. g., 10, Nlai
Sr. GrccL Ser nerifanilhe Sc
iou0tc, tbciltc bcllte 2l6enO ser o2(lio.
ciirten Ereiie" nit, onB sic 5miiGer
Merifo up0 Guatemala ihluc6cnocn
Strciti9tcitcn, wcIde icit GINGER 3eit
ju eincm 2l6bruG oes 0ip(omotiiGen
ScrfebrS 81 iiibren brobtclL olri be-
irie0igeuOe @ciic bcigcIcgt luoroen
iinO. Gobinlmltcn0c oiii5icae Gepe-
iden iin0 Dem 6rn. Grcel bon ieincr
Tc9ierllng 5u8c8ongen. Iic 9aii5
Ocs 8craGcid5 miro porI0uiig nidt
mitgetbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
Scarit iiegt.

'9ll6nnb, N.D, 10. Dlai. - Gns
9tppeaotion5geridt enticbieo bette,
0oB @eueral-9lnlpalt Sadion beredI-
tigt it, oen 9lniprrb SEQ. .. Nc
Glelan's aui Oos Amt bes Dtapors
Don Nelp-Dorf in 9tamen ". Jf.
Searlt's unO Oes gan5en 8olfes an5u-
icdten. SenrIt's Sahe BOT jebt in
allen Snitun5en genonnen. Gie Gnt-
ideioung mar cine einitimunige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
>(saoluaD's
~ Yillcll

SouIidnoiB obne Sefhmnd, elegant flber5o.
Gen, flbrcu ub, rcguirer. reinigen, iunfbeu aus
mo itdrfcn 9tubipnD's Biuen fir Die 9eiIuua
nIcr St6runGcn beS WdGens, Der 9eoirme. ocr
&ieren, Der 9Inie, ben giercnIranIbeten, We.
nommeHbeit, Obnmabteu, BerItopfuneen rno
9dmprrbpioer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11

beiinoli6cn 0ellebarocre pertbeilt
meroen miro.
Soiort nodJ Dem glbieuern 6eS So
nigSiulrtS mIr0en Ole 6nbnen Spaf
nien's uno @roB6ritonnien'S orf al
len INSTRUMENTATION Uiaorio'S
olrigebBt. &iele @ci61itSb1itier
itellten ibre G6dtigfeit ipdbreno oes
9feiteS oeS Cages ein, aoniggllpbonlo
teIegropbirte Die frobe aunoe an oen
Fopit aonig G0worb uno Die Sou-
perdne onoerer Stanten, imo boIo
borouf trofen @rotltIations oepeiden
bon alien Seiten Gin. Die @ntbin.
Dung perlief oollitdnoig normal uno
ooS @cIinoen Der Modnerin, fuie oeS
ainoes l0Bt9tihtS 5u ipiinihen iibrig.
Die aonigin miro oem inngen Erin.
sen, lpelher bloue 9litgen lno belIen
Seirt, lute Die Whttter, bat, IelbIt Die
grrit geben. Die Mttter fiiBte oaS
aino 5lerIt, iuordIf eS bon oen bel.
ben 8roBniittern. Hrin5eiiin Beatrice
bon 9ottenberg uno &onigitmlltter
Osario Gbriitina BON Sponien gefiibt
nur0e. Gin beilte 9lbenb erlaiienes
Getret oronet oil, Dab Der uad)ite
Samitng, Sonntug imo Itontag al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
9,encr IatcntumtS Gummiiiar.

8aibington 9. g., 10. Wiai.
-YrGiiOcnt Hooieuelt ernoultc bcltc
6rn. Gomaro .. Moore BON Wtihi-
gan oIs Nodbiolgcr beS 6rn. 6rcoe.
rid :. 4llrrL lUcl1er abOontte, 5lnt
Gomnliiidr oeS Eotentamts. 6r.
Moore bcfIciOetc ieit ne6rcren SAB.
rem ben Soften 0eS 9liIiIteutcu oc3
Botent GomniiiGrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11

IN llilptlenbeif 9Siroen bic Inliien0e, iueltbe
an sopfi4mtr3en Soobrennen. gcriiopfung.
olllnpem S9nier8 In oer Seite, Suiien, Qiaiiias
ielt II. T. ~, letoelt. iuiiiel, odB an anem uar
bic Srbcr ittnIo it, hatl oeier eleriop 8riinrN
5uin Iooc tiibren mub nno bnf es eiH Wliitcl
odgcgcn aibt ndmlio bic unbergleieben ,,SL
2ernaro Nrdnterpitieu" iuebe bie eeper ftui
aen mo fuieoer geinno MAIDEN bnuii pilrocn
iene ldnicifoe itaii brcs lunIrOnen pcbeue gb
eints ldngen, Geiuioen Snieiis erfreneH.
(TtIoSal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
~ 9'tGe,t
beri6affen
bollfOmmemc Vcr0anung

9urd tbre nuti.bidblen gscnf6aftan filnins
Itren fte bic 9eber bel oer abfun6erung Der
@uue unb beren gIbIetuuo burtb Die @aaen.
tandIe. Steie BIeu In. 3plen bon 3uet bis
bier Stid peroen RAID ole Sbdtieieit oer geber
reeuIiren uno ben 9atienten bon 6iefem 2eioeri
befreen. Gin ober 8tpet Der 0iaopnp idbeu gtl.
len td9i6 bon SeHen aenommen, bic an biIi5s
fen S6mer3er uno Irdebeit Der 2eber Ietben.
iuerben bas SDitem In SrOuuno baIten uuo es.
funoe Screaming er5irIcn.
sd bin 1870 Wleileu bon Der ndbftcn gpo.
tbeIe cnternt itnb Id ipiiuibe, oab sic mir ein
Subeno SdbadjteIn nit 5bren@uen ferben. SO
babe Gbeumatismus unb bin noun Otonate lang
In 9ot SprtnaS gepcfen. UIeinc 2cber nno
mcine &ieren iinb anacariffeu. Sd finoe. oab
Sbre BtIIen mir beiier tbuu, ala aIe W'ebt8in,
ole itb fbon eenummen babe uno ole SeIaueIs
len 3uiamlncn gcnomrucn. gI6tunespou
u. 5anlrs
SarNuu SaIa. Ouma Co., ari5ond."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
@ridlof iidl nnO ihr Sinh.

Yitta bnrh Yoy 10. W}oi. -
6rou Carrie Si2owort6, 81 Sabre
alt, cri6oB bclltc in ,Solge bon 9tic-
OcrGcihIo9cnbcit iibcr ibren i6lchten
@cilmObcit55uItonO ibr Is Monotc
altcs ainO unO ii6 iel6it. 3br @nttc
ianO, oIs cr Don ieiner 9tohtar6cit in
cincm St1btmcrte 3uriiffcbrtc, !Viut.
Ter in0 GinO ais 2ei6cn Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
yfpd INNER Sdlnee.

2oramie, @po, 10. Diai -
Seit "a 5ngen lit Elm Shneeititrm I'M
JebirDe oes iilolihen @ponting ent.
friielt uno Ser Stnee Iiegt iieben 6uB
tiei. Set Dem 70. elpril Bot Die
Come nidt acid)icncn, rno Der
Sdncciturm to6te obne llnterlaB.
@dbrcno Oieier Jan5en 3eit idmanfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11
aopfweb,
Tranenleioen,
ltnbcrDanlidfeit,
0aaems0ei0eM,
Serilopiuus,
9Dspepia
liao allc QeberIciOen.

Beoba6cn Gle bic foIeenben GDmptome. ueI.
DE bon @rirunfnngeu bet 8erouiurgs Srgdnt
berrilDren. Bertopfing mad Snnen geridbict
9dnlorrbuoen. Wtageniaute, Neianng Sum 8res
eben. SoobrcnneH, slbfbeu bor Gabrune. Wla'
Benoriidcn, faures aufitoben, Nn6aen oocr
5attern oeS Ser3f6lases. Grittdnngsgeiibl BET
Iiegenoer StcIlun9. berf6pommcues Sebbermb'
Gen. Bunite uno 5Iimmcrn boz ben sIueen,
5ieber mo bumpfe G6mer5eu i'm Stopf. mats
eeIbaitc S6peibcnipidcInng Gelbbeit Der saut
uno Der gIuoen, Stmcr8 In Der Seite, Der 9ruit,
ben GIcoern, nub pBtlcbe SeIfDIe. brennenoeS
GeiiibI i'm 5Ieif6 Gniee 9oen bon 8oolpdbS
Bncn weroen bns Gbitem bon alien oben anee.
fhbrien geiocn befreien.
Yreis 25e. oie Sdad)tel.
Bun MputBcfcrn ocrfaait poer PET
EpIt brrIanSt.
aao1pap & 60,
50 Glm.Str, Ielu.yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-11

0oS thermometer 5niihcn 9&uQ rmO
3cbn @ro0 0outitcr. Qic Gltciten
}IniiebIcr tonnen iib fciue2 iolbcn
@ettcr& ltm 0ieic ISabrc33cit crinncru
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
As Others Saw Him.

Tho artist possessed strange tai.
ent. 1t was to depict face as IL will
look after the years have gone by ard
made ii old.
At dinner with him sat an old man,
old enough, in all conscience, and un.
beautiful. The artist at once busted
himself with drawing a sketch OF hl,n,
which so exaggerated his age and
ugliness that the lip of the old man
trembled at the sight of it and tear
rose TO his eye.
A woman who sat at the same table
took pencil and paper and began 10
draw not the old man but the artist
who, though young, was quite as an
beautiful She fashioned the uneven
line OF his profile, the small, crooked
nose. the unstable chin the high bald
forehead, the fringe of hair around the
edge OF the badness, the neck. the
collar. and handed it TO him.
The likeness is perfect" cried The
others. We didn't know you could
draw When did yon learn, aud how?''
Il can't remember when ! learned
or how ] have drawn so long" said
she, but as she saw the chagiin of
the artist, II seem to have been cdt
Gated In art for the triumph of U,is
moment
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Feb. 20. Wheat Ia
"a l-2c higher! May sold between
II and II "a; opening Al - Is
and arlosing at II 3-S bid; July
vetwcen II - and IS IA; OPEN
ing al ~ 3-4 md closing at Is bid ;
No. red Winter - ll-2 "a 7G.
CoPh-l-S "a Lie better; May
scld between 4G rs and Al Is:
opening mt AS 3-4 and closing at
AS 7!s; July between iG Is a. 4G
5-S; b6pcning at lG II and closing
at As -; No, 3 yellow II l-2 "a
AZ. pu
Oats-l-S a. 5-sc higher; MAY
sold between 40 3.S and 40 5-S;
opening at 40 3-S and closing at
40 10 bid; Juy between 3G 81 a.
81; Opening at 80 rs and closing
at 80 rs; No. white II l-2 a.
II 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
TOO EXPENSIVE eoR HIM.
Cocktails Were Luxury Ho couldn'
Afford Too Often.


A wcll.known promoter was invited
by friend to have u cocktail before
dinner the other night at the Wal.
dorf, SAYS the Saturday Evening Post.
Cocktnil?" snorted the promoter.
indignantly. Did | hear you say
cocktail? Don't use that word when
you talk to me. II you wish 10 remain
my friend. Cocktail? DO you think
I'm Rockefeller"
mo, hnt-"
Did you have notion that hold
1t disgrace to die rich? Well, If you
do, don't, cont afford to pay mil.
lion and hall for cocktail often
er Than once n MONTH and that's what
one OF those deyi mixtures cost me
last week. Yes, Eli, 81 100000, in
this same identical cafe. talking bust
ness. Explain? Cert. The other
day was here with n party OF men
from Canada who had n mine to float.
] listened 10 their story, and. as they
had been vonchcd for by friends
whom trust, and besides which
wasn't separating myself from six
cents, believed them ! told them
I'd turn the trick for them. They
wanted only about $750,000 for it,
became quite enthusiastic as thought
OF the fat and juicy curb market In
our midst, and ! suggested a GOO 900
share company. par value of same five
dollars each. Those bloated Canucks
denurred at this. They said they
didn't want any water in theirs. and
asserted that 100000 shares. at FIVE
bricks per- was ample in their esti-
nation. Did you ever? stuck out
for 600, 0,0OO--it was only $4,000. .O80--
hut they insisted that 100000 shares
we're enough There was a deadlock.
and | suggested cocktails--I ordered
them. 1t was not my first drink and
" made me feel SO good-natured that
gave In TO them. The stock went In
week. could have sold a million
shares, leave alone 100000 the cock.
tail made me consent not to issue.
Cocktails? Take one with strong
dash OF prlissic acid, will you?"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
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SYLLABLE TYPEWRITER.
Only Twenty Keys on Machine Of
Charles Bivort's Invention.

Washington Consul J. 7. Britain
writes from Kehl that according TO
the Journal OF Alsace-Lorraine the
stenophile bivort. recently invented
by Charles Bivort. Chevalier of the
Legion OF Honor and director of the
Bulletin of the Halles, has given some
very practical and interesting results.
The machine reproduces sound au.
tomatically, by syllables. in tOpo-
graphic characters. Ii is operated in
the same way as the typewriter and
has u keyboard, which consists of %
keys. Each key, upon being pressed.
points the corresponding letter on II
band of paper, which unrolls itself on
a sort Of pulley. The characters are
the same as those of the usual alpha
bet II Is easy to read at first sight
what the machine has written It is
simple, strong and light. and eXacts
IN its management neither effort nor
rigid attention. child or blind man
can easily learn TO use, II. 1t writes
very swiftly, writing as high as 200
words a minute without fatiguing the
operator or annoying the orator by
noise. BY means OF an Interchange
able keyboard II can be used for all
languages.
The machine was recently exhibit.
ed in the ONCE of the journal of Al.
sace-Lorraine in Strassburg, where il
gave excellent results, reproducing
both French and German with perfect
facility. II is already in use IN many
schools.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Daily Market Report
UNION STOC. YARDS.

Union Stock Yads. MS, Feb. 90.
- Cattle Receipts $4,000; estimated
rog Thursday, 1000; market best
firm, others steady Prime bcevcs,
SIS "a $50; por to medium a
$50 stockers and feeders. 20 a.
.35; COWS and hefeys, 2.0O a 5.15'
Gamers. | 80 a 30; Texans a
It's.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; estimated
fer Thursday. 27,O0O. Market steady.
Lie4i G.75 @ I; rough G.7j a 6.S5;
mixed 6 90 n 7.cj: heavy G,95 a
L O7 10; pigs, G25 a $50.
Sheep-u, ->eipts 1900; estimate
ed ,,ror Thursday 1900; sheep
strong. Toe higher; lambs firm.
Western. sheep, 3.7j a 5.G5; native
sheep $50 a 5.G5; native lambs
4 50, a go; western lambs. 80
q 1.jj.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
Had Been Cheated.

a Scotsman visited London by him.
self fo! the FIRST time to "speer loond,
Ms he termed IL. On his return TO his
native village he Informed a boon com
panion that IL was grand place, but
that the people war no .ionest," He'd
had his "doots" all the week, but sat
isied himself of the fact on leaving
Asked how he tested the matter he
said:
"Ah .bowt box O. pins labeled
1000 for penny and on counting
them in the train. fun II shoort. -
Financial Times.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-20
'A1erely personal

George Blum has returned from Il
business trip to Toledo.
Mrs. j. C. Miller, of South Main
street, is reported critically III.
Edward Hogan, of Belmont street,
went to Cleveland today on business.
Mrs. u. w. Straycr of South
Greenwood street is spending the
day with friends i'm Gallon.
Mrs. Eugene Stafford went to Fos-
toria today, where She will remain
several days visiting her parents.
Mrs. Mlrov. OF Cleveland, Is the
guest OF Mrs. Mary .woliord. of East
Church street.
Mrs. William Edge. and Mrs. Ed
ward Morgan, Of Columbus, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ritzhaupt, of Pleasant street
MIS-. C. II. Palmer. of Pearl street
has returned from an extended visit
with friends at Wcllslon and jack
scn, Ohio. Se{
AIis Mamie Drlgel, who has been
eohnneu 10 her home on South Pros
pect street for the past week by i'll
ness. is improving nicely.
Mr.. Roy Davis and Russell Welch
were in Ducyrus. last evening, at
tending the moonlight skate AT the
Crescent rink.
Mrs. NJ. r. King left this morn
Ing for Kansas City, Missouri. after
ha:ins spent the fall and winter as
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. w. G.
Qulgley. of Mt. Vernon Avenue.
c II. Conley, Christian Meiley
and S. T.. Court this afternoon
dove over to CaiIington, where
tley will attend a banquet given by
the X. of p. lodge at that place this
evening.