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New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
TRADE WITH JAPAN.
discussed by the american Asiatic
Association.

american Asiatic Association. at its annual
l - IN the committee room of the Chamber of
hs -,a Yesterday, discussed the commercial
I'm C,, NTH the countries of the Far East. It
pro-, announced that $10.292 had been collected
va" - relief Of the famine stricken Chinese
10 p Morse said that while trade conditions
. China are not as they should be, the CONNER
,lat{ous with Japan have proved surprise.
CO +r-+ the late war had had no adverse effect.
8-.;,o the association met with failure in its ef-
y - make the Chinese exclusion act more lib
~, :, WAS reported that since the provisions of
- visiting law had been more utelligently con-
80 the act had been somewhat less depressing
-,rsi6srable attention was given TO the recent
a-,esa school troubles in California, and it was
ir+ea out By the speakers that the trouble on the
Fna.,ec coast was mostly due to the reports which
"a baen encouraged by those camoring for war
so,zreen the two nations. The committee which is
vs-.ing its influence 10 demonstrate the absurdity
- assuming that there would be a serious out
t-sal, denounced those who have been instru-
.,tal in spreading the rumors of impending war
The fonowing officers elected for the ensu-
,.r wear: James R. Morse. president: Lowell Lin
oIr John II. Converse, Theodore p. Wilcox, S. G.
IIonkIns John 3. Cleveland T. HeIlyer and Eli
son A Sulyth, vice-presidents; William s. Brown
treasurer. and John FoOrd. secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. October II. 1901
BEEVES-Receipts I45 cars or . 6jS head in
Guiding 100 for slaughterers balance Tor
the market No trading to-day feeling steady Dressed
Texas beef AT IQS'ac No later cables from Liverpool
or London. Shipments to-day 1850 quarters OF
CALvES-Receipts We're 500 head. including 1877 for
the market. making with few stale calves 2II on
sale 1870 at Goth street yards and 81 Jersey
thlng was sold common to prime yeals sold at $50
81 grassers or Western calves offered Cftv
dressed yeals steady at 9gl4c per 10 country dressed
saIes-T. G. Curtis Son: veal 10 70. at 50 IS
100 10; do 154 10 average 50 so: II do 10
a, @ - 70 - DO IG5 1b at 80; Do l55 10 at s.; DO
b W. OTIS & Co: ss veals. 1G1 10. at 50 5O do.
H. H Hollis: veals 100 n. at IS
$. Sanders; veals. 1es 70, at IS 15
Newton * Co: Virginia calves, 19T 10 At 81.
Tobin & Shannon: veas 123 n. at SO; do. 100
SHEEP AND I.ANrRs-Receipts were 25Is cars or
$500 head. OF which 13 consigned direct
slaughterers 12sc the market making with the
and 2 at Goth street Sheep IN fair demand and
all grades steady. Lambs with the exception Of choice
prices; several unsod late hour. Ordinary
prime sheep sold Sass 80 100. culs at 81 80
& @S @ sHeeP P Hd b a So SSs7 co. snai lambs at
$7q$T %: cuIls at 81 so Dressed mutton steady AT
SaiesLNewt9n q Co: 26O Virginia lamts. 73 70
age 81 go per 100 M 2sl do. 63 10 at 81 To- Vir-
sanGers: i6S state lambs 81 10 at So IS 10
yearllngs IS N. s. 5O "a state sheep culs IS 10.
TobiH & shannon 2Oa state Iambs n. at 81: 2ST
Buffalo do 65 10 So 90; Ohro sheep and yearngs
no M az m g 2S 3; do i07 ~ at s5 50 Ohio cuis Ss ~ AT
81 80; state do 10l 10. AZ So
w r. Hume: Al Pennsylvania lambs 72 N. at 81 -;
1873 do 81 l2lz ~ do. 6l No. So JO 10 culls.
AZ 10 81 80; Pennsylvania sheep Ill N, at So; II
j. c. curtis Son: sheep. 40 n at 50; do
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

SNFA P5 P9 aS& SG PEoS S5na5e RS Dh &
all al Of Gndesirabe quay Fancy large Toasting and
market is overstocked with medium weight chickens
large fowls and ArrnIy held, but small thin
fowls slow sale. Nearby spring ducks gradually clean
Spring turkeys show very Irregular quality. Large
We quote: FRESH KILLED icED'ITURKEYs vest
good. Is 15c; Inferior oaI2c: spring. 70 n,
SPRING CfiIcKEEs bT5iiers PhIIadeIpRia 3 to 4 ID
% pair per 10. 22g24t; DO PeGnsylyania. 10 4 70.
picked l2g lsc; DO other Western. scaIded l. 15c;
DO Pshnsgyana Si IS 1sd do Wdssfn y
western scalded II q IIc; fowls western ry-pic1ed
j. l9c d" Western scaIded l. q l4c do SOUTHWEST
los; sPKlEG DUCKS. Long Island and Eastern l7e;
Western. 100 l8c. sPRING GEESE, Eastern white.
whc per dozen 6 81 52 do mixed 81 70 So DO
GAAIEZ,PIEme domestio frozen and fQregn fresh
game IN f1t demand and generally nr but searfsly
grass s. 56Sf s. ?5 STfPE English per dozen 81 IS
per pair. s3Qsa 30. PARTRIDGEs. Per pair, s. 75g
heads s. s.. rudy. 75c 81 s. do teal b9ewine.
40S TESiso2 Whole deer Per n 25 S6c do sad
dies per ID. 80 SSc. RABBITS. cottoRtaiI pair.
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-IrIs potatoes
steady but supply heavy Onions in free supply Car
mowers lower Esgptants nrm Tor fancy Lettuce
rooms scarce Peas s2ia beans in iiberaI
supply. Tomatoes plenty and weak. Other vegetables
sack. 81 25HS2; do Long Island per bbl S2G$2 %
state ana Pennsylvania. in bulk. per $50 10, 81 70
sack 81 20 81 do do SRg per Dbl 81 7qg 81 gg do per
6s 81 q s. g ~ 90 per basket soc s. 7S do southeTp
sa IGc BEETs. nearby. per 100 bunehes. 81 g$I 25;
cry per stalks. 10 45c. do state. per case.
6bl &C 81; do red. peg DBL SIC 81 25i CCGCMBEIs
Eastern Per dozen, 5O9I5c; do Shelter Island, per
cU;cGNBER PIcKI-f:s nearby per bbl $I s.:
CAULIFLOWERs. Long Island short per bbl 81
G6RN per 100 SOC 81 2$ EGGPLANTs Jerssy per per
bbl !ScN 81 % do basket 80 75c: do Florida
per bbl $50S7; LETTUCE. state per basket 25c d
81 so: do per box 25e&$ 81; LIMA BEANS, Jersey.
e, 80 6oc do Long Island and Jersey, Nat. Der bas
oNiONS white pickle Per basket. $40 81 5o do Jer-
75c 81: do Connecticut, white. per 81 50
% yellow, 81 s. % do state. white. per basket SI3
81 10 do yell1w In bulk per 170 10 81 50Q$I 70;
per baE 81 80 Isl g. do Orange County. yellow
per 100 81 80 So do Florida. per carrier. 81 5og$2
kINS' per 66Lo SOC; PEPPERS. Jersey. green. per
IaTEe, Dbl 81 500 81 DO per small Dbl SI4$1 -;
nearby per 100 punches 75c 6fsi RHt3BARB' near6y
per 100 lunches 81 50TS2. RONIAINE. New Orleans
basket 75c G$l wax. 5ocaS 81 so; do Long Island
and Jersey per basket or bag. % a !5c; SQUASH.
yellow cEGoEnsGk 74cas1 %: sPTNACH per bbi so a
small basitSt - a5c i-r%TPs So SG HS per
baEa ;o 2oc a 81 do whi,e. $las1 80; WATERCREss,
8, T9ledo G,, Oct 17s,wFEATa cash s1oa; December
= "a q; May 81 GS.; JGi 81 o2' GoRNICash t5c:
55lsc: December 5iikc: May 55Nc July 50stc Glow.
aTeb $40 S3a So' @ 10 % See: bs?e%Ses %S s And
So %. AI.sITlE-Prime. 81 %: be
bush: oats 1880 bush.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS.
"The Iron Age" says

"The Iron Age" says:
THE week under review has been the dullest thus
far this year. New business IS coming out with
good deal OF hesitation, and generally speaking, in
moderate lots only. for fairly prompt delivery IN
der conditions like those prevailing 1t is prac-
tically impossible to gauge future consumptYe re-
ourements but the disposition is 10 moderate them
Some consumers do not cover the raw material re-
ouired for the finished products sold by them for
future delivery; in fact sell their own goods on the
basis OF cost figured on materials at prices which
they hope TO secure when the time for buying
comes.
We are witnessing the extraordinary spectacle
Of iron and steel manufacturing plants operating
Ct the highest speed attained in this country
proving an unprecedented consumption. and a wide
SPREAD pessiruism the future requirements,
which IS unparalleled and we believe unJustined.
Il does not follow because orders have fallen off
q or 80 per cent more less that consumption
has undergone such q check. So far as the pig
iron industry is concerned the first enectS OF the
decline from the inflated prices are developing IN
the Eastern territory, where some furnaces are
blowing out. The stiff maintenance Of nominal
rrces in other sections constitutes the real danger
10 the market, because II involves the chance OF
very sharp decline when metal must be sold or
pled ID AS yet no accumulations have taken
place except IN isolated instances
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Oct 1T.-CATTIE-Receipts estimated al
about 10000 head Market steady. Steers 50 2GST AS;
cows 81 30dS5 90; hesers. $3GS5 70: bulls s. 6OGS5
calves, 5pi sockerS feeders 4OS4 as Hogs
Receipts estimated about 5000 head. Market
strong 5IJc higher Choice heavy Shipping 500
So %; light butchers. SO 65 So: light mixed SS 500
So GO; choice light. 50 55$6 so packing S6q$6 co. pigs
S50S6 % bulk Of sales. SO 4OS6 81. STIEEP-Recs9ts
estimated about 1000 steady to strong
sheep S3 50gS6 %; lambs. IS 1885 70; yearIings.
s. 5OJS6.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1T-HOGS-NIarset active: butchers
Market dull far 10 good shippers - s5$5 80. common.
at ST 50'JS7 -
East Buffalo. I7.-CATTI.E--R Receipts. $50 head.
Nothing Going- V5ALS-I{eceipls. 500 head; Market
active and steady HOGS-RsCeipts $500 head
a. &asJiye ana 5p25e hisher Mixed S6 so9S7 Yorkers.
SO SHEEP AND LAIIBS-Receipls. 400 head sheep
active and steady. Lambs opened active: closed
and lOc lower. at $J4S5 -
Kansas City, I.-CATTLE-Receipts Is 600 head
Including 2ttO SoUJherns- Market steady weak
Choice export and dressed beef 1896
TO good s. IS % Western steers IS 5OG$5 90 stock
ers and feeders S3Si 80; southern S3GS4 10:
southern cows s. 3tg$S %: native cows 81 5OQS4 90
native heifeT S5HS5; bulls s. 75Q IS so. calves S3 5O
81 80 HCGS-Reeeipts. 5000 head Market 5alOo
higher Top. 50 So bulk OF sales So Is asa %: heavy,
g i9g$6 e. Raek4Ts So 20G$6 5 piss and lights. $ $50
higher. Lambs. 50 25aS7 -: ewes and yearings. So
50 80; Western yearngs - 25S5 30; Western sheep
81 508$5 So: stockers and feeders S3 5o8$S T5.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Oct 17-The weekly return OF the Bank
OF England shows the following cnanges' 1oIal re-
se-,e acrea =ed e3o2 0o0 circulation decreased &2I2
COO bullion decreased s574,0O0 other securities de-
creased s2325 900. other deposits decreased 924l4
0a r11hlic 5eposits decreased 81 coo government
securities decreased &, 100000 The proportion OF
the Banks reserve liabilities is now 49 ~ per
cent against $3.50 per cent last week. ana com com
mares with an advance from 35l2 per cent TO SI"4
Der cent in this week last year. The rate OF ols-
count Is unchanged at AZ per cent.
Paris oct. 1.-THE weekly return or the BANK Oh
France shows the following changes: Gold hoIolngs
tncrea sed 10000 francs silver holdings decreased
2z0 DJo francs notes in circulation Increased iIVy.
s-s,ee tTie discounted Increased 47675000 francs;
treasury advances Increased 21.75000o francs.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AID PROVISIONS.

Chicago Oct. 17.-Wheat prices on the local ex-
change to-day broke nearly 8 cents a bushel from
final figures OF yesterday. At the close the Decem-
Der delivery showed net loss OF 2l&c TO 29sc. Corn
was down Iiec- Oats were or 1lsc to lAc. Pro-
visions were 2l3c to sc 10 7Izc lower.
The wheat market was extremely weak all day
because Of aggressive selling by local and outside
longs Prices were down about 1c at the opening
owing sharp declines at all Of the principal grain
centres Of Europe AS trading progressed the weak
ness became more pronounced bank failure in
this country the suspension OF an influential hnan-
cial concern in Germany and apprehension OF
fresh declines in foreign grain markets Tomorrow
following the slump to-day in this country. were
the principal factors In causing the persistent
selling \ break Of nearly ) cents a bushel IN ths
price OF wheat at Winnipeg where receipts ere
said 10 be Increasing. inspired additional sales
the local exchange The fact that no acceptances
of American wheat for shipments abroad We're re-
ported by exporters. except for a moderate guam
tity at Duluth. was a further aggravation OF the
bear situation.
At the low price the price OF December and May
deliveries was almost cents below yesterdays
close There a rally ,of about = cent from the
bottom. but the close was weak December opened
Ssc TO sc lower At 81 V TO 81 Ola sold on to s. %
and closed 81 o21. 10 81 02Ss May ranged between
81 OSs and 81 o9si and closed at 81 0Ss TO 81 osi,,
net loss OF &c TO Csc.
Clearances of wheat and flour We're equal 10
050O bushels Primary receipts I1l9G)O
bushels. compared with Lo6S.0O bushels the CORE
spending day a year ago. Minneapolis. Duluth ard
Chicago reported receipts Of 655 cars, against sO4
cars last week and COS cars a year ago
Corn prices broke sharply, in sympathy with the
slump in wheat. prices at the low point being down
nearly cents from final quotations Of yesterday.
The selling was general and seemed 70 indicate that
the market had been largely oVerboushL Demand
indifferent and was confined chiefly to shorts.
Weather was ideal for the curing Of the crop.
Cash of &c to 2i4c, and this had weak
euius influence options. The close weak.
December opened isc 10 lc lower at 6liac to sc,
sold of to 6eHc and closed at Gle. May ranged be-
tween 6l2Sc and 63c and closed at 62isc Local
Ceipts were 33S ears. with "a Of contract grade
Trade in oats very quiet. and the market was
affected by the weakness OF wheat and y de-
cline OF cent in the price OF cash grain was an
additional weakening influence. December opened
iac lower at 5issc sold between 53.c and jiac and
closed At 5S2sc TO 53S4c- Local receipts were 2l
Provisions were easier because OF the weakness "a
grain Trade only moderate. AT The close
January pork was off PIC at SO 50 Lard was down
2l4c at 50 02ls. Ribs sc TO 7i3c lower at S.
10 S 12ia.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 81
cars; corn. S2 cars oats 24 cars; hogs, 1O0O mead
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. October II. 1907,
CoTFEE-The coffee market was quiet Yesterday. The
opening was steady advance of 6HlO points, ana
while prices saEged of points during the middle Ses-
tie market stcRdcd again in the later trading
and closed quiet unchanged % 10 points hgher Sle
FOR the day reported At 1920 bags The opening
advance response steady European cables and
continued Ent receipts at primary points Both bull and
bear that the course Of the market
depends upon the volume Of receipts at the Brazilian
ports. Owing TO the nrrncss with which the world 8
reserve supplies are held by ths Brazilian government
and investors. consumers hardly hope 70 draw from
them. except considerable advances Admitting tho
accuracy OF this becomes obvious that prices
be maintained long the value OF fresh arrivals
is not greater than required supply needs OF
consumption on the other hand II is argued that should
receipts overrun the demand from consumers. the Hraz
ian growers probably in position withhold
their coffee from market IN order sustain the
That present receipts exceeding duaud
s reflected by the seadness OF the primary
the iact that firm offers from Brazil while in sufficient
volume are still well above parity with local markets.
lVTe closed net unchanged after opening 4 frame lower
ana Hamburg was not unchanged 10 pfenniC higher
neither OF the Brazilian markets reported any
ana receipts at the $1,000 bags against
'-.Vot TWO years The market was
sgacy with quotations the basis of csc
follows: ~ '
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
MANY HOLD RAILROAD STOCKS.

As an indication of the number of persons de-
;.n5sDt for a whole a part of their incomes
,oon the prosperity of railroads. a Pennsylvania
railroad official gave out yesterday the following
s,s,euaenr Of the holdings Of the company's stock
:, October !: The total capital stock of the COM
,anv on that date S3l206l. 800. divided into
s2a IS shares, held by 1852 persons, the largest
,r,her OF stockholders in the history OF the COM
pany.
The average holding OF each of these persons
,rss l2s shares, Of par value Of $500 OF the
,o-al shareholders, 23,259 or As % per cent were
women This was an increase of 296 over the
month Of August. These figures further disclose
,hs fact that 1877 per cent Of the entire capital
stock Of the company is held abroad.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

Possible developments the December optl7,
continued to attract attention cotton
ey a owing TO apIreheus1ns ot further rnnripJltfir
INC dnIettoHe OF tho nervous
settled Tho close steady an advance or rg,-,s
10 q lcc'lHe ~ = points July being the only month ~
z NJ" ast loss sa.es We're estimated 2o0Ooo BALES
Inc naIA-t opened steady at advance r,trts
decline of point, and during hour sr,y,,r
net gam OF olo points tn" months r.u.r--
as result OF covering ~ shorts ana rcr. Al
OF huII support The weather map favorable liz
erpool cables rather Indifferent except as 10 he sra,
situation which seemed hrm enough sales og 10 90 bales
being reported at an advance 0f points and tho ,a
vance here was checked around lL3c December hy
ENInors mat cotton Offering MARKET
late Wednesday prices which Kermit
IteFt delivery December af.,tl,
il2.c The failure of large banking hous. Ram
burg and tho unsettled condition n stock market
and metal circles seemed ada
street bears and during the middle list sold
on to net decline OF 2a1 points, the December premium
over January being reduced TO matter Of 30 points from
30 during the morning Toward the
stoadleT on covering bN shorts Ing l,y
prominent Dallas interest.
at n premium Of 80 points January. from
India reported that the crop much smaller
than that OF last and Iu,rt
confirmed recent cables reporting poor crop outlook
There we're TLmors that bear pool had been
oppose further manipulation ot the December option.
The range OF contract prices In the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. 15.-C1osins: VHEAT-Spot noulinais
futures December $ 5isd. March, Cd May,
5lsd- CORN-Spot steady prime mixed. American, So
-d futures October. 5s HID January, 5s SIS
FLoCR-Winter patents sJrong, sd HOFS-In London
India hrul 91s. PORk-Prims mess Western.
steady SIS 81. HAMS-ShOrt cut. II IS 70 strong.
6d. Observation-Disclosures cut 26 so n strong,
SOS; RIB Id "a 10. strong SOS; long clear ides.
"a 10, 5Is; long clear middles heavy
s. 40 10, strong. 55s short clear backs 10 to 20 n
bellies IL 16 70 S5s 6ds
shoulders, square. II to Is 70. strong Sss LARD
Prime Western. IN t!erces strong. AS Cd American
pals. 81. CFIEESE-Canatian finest
white. new. strong, 63s Canadian finest eoioTed.
strong. SIS. TALLOW-PrfUs city quiet. Sos TUFs-
PENTINE-Spirts firm. SOS %. ROSIN-Common strongr
lis PETROI4EUN-Refned firm. Tad LINSEED OIL
strO 21s
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
LOWER CALIFORNIA RAILROAD.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE first railroad ever
built in Lower California will be in operation in
few days. This line built by E. H Hartman.
is known the Inter-California Railway, and runs
sorthward from CaIexico far Paradones,
tbIrtv-seven and a half miles from Calexco and
thirty-seven miles from the international boundary
There are ten stations the new line, which runs
through a particularly rich grazing country.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
r,DgLrTY TRUST COMPANY APPROVED.

The Fidelity Trust Company Of New York has
been approved by Luther W. Mott State Superin-
,sndent Of Banks, depository for the lawful
money reserve Of state banks and trust companies
of this state and has been designated a deposit
+nrr for such money.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
IFavEsToRs READ
The Wall Street Journal
n. at 81; 10 cuns. 81 u. a, 50 so.

SIS n. s.; 10 cuIIs 81 n. az 50 so
HoCiS-!ecepts were ia cars. OF 2s73 head. incud-
Ing 2Sl head for the reported Feelin
steady Country dressed hogs unchanged 9is9IOisS
10
1870 70 SC so. rOughs 70. at IS sO boar 400
n. S. ~
S. Judd & Co.: 80 state hogs 17s n. at So 90: IA
roughs 262 n. az So 90: stag. $50 70. az S4
George & L 6. Dienback: Il state hogs 1s8 n al ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

% TO 80 ~ b6c: white &c to 80 ~ 5sHG62c.
and clpped white 32 TO 40 70, G2iaGT1c.
RYE-Aarket steady No Western, 9Sl5c6S1, o b
BARL.EY-Mariet steady; mailing. 81 18AG$1 25H.
C T. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18
PHILApELPHIA sTocks,

oIlshed by Charles D. Barney G. Co. No IS Broad
1stattst. Aew York. and No. I22 South 4th street.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-18

sTI,5s3 Total safes for the day. 'UEdsted.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-02-21

cruelty suggests that wives ought to
try that treatment on their husbands.
I The senate Immediately withdrew
from the limelight, the farce, "Till-
man as Burnt Ccrk Artist" 1t was
bowling but not sucess. Tillman in
;, suming that call the worlds a
age" made blunder in taking the
s.hste TOR minstrel show.
Senator Tillman having lesctiLed
Senator Foraker as "a lifurcated d
per pstutir yolr, H. in ptIennisl
eru, tiJB." ne II 70 The Ohio an
to say h few pl a.a.l tnin4s bout the
South Caroliuian Call him al elnng
ated pitchfnrk just Il thu h'alj m
something lii HAT
Now they 'se dug rr "npcs ntus,
Cne u ons;'r ;,n Ia Ee HruOuied boat
lizard, via ii,.diei teeth set in a
jaw cGiv Il i'n, bread knife who
died %, o.. W' -, - ago 10 lpxas.
Well, Mlat of ~ Senator Bailey is
still doing business at the cid stand
We guess the Ohio court wont fine
the Standard Oil crowd the maxi
mum, should it Le convicted on those
936 counts. The court would hardly
take the chance of having the rest of
the couutry drop deal from surprise.
The Kaiser is building four dread
noughts tehind screens. He Is afraid
Teddy will see them.
Chile offers forty acres to every
new settler. Ii she would only throw
in the mule, she would be following a
famous old pi ecedent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-02-21
BY THE Way

A Missouri legislator has introduI-
ed bill making it misdeamor foi a
woman in that state to buy more than
two hats year, neither to cost more
than S1.9S. Doubtless the approach D
of the Easter season has gone to me
mans head.
We shudder to think OF the comic
valentine the Mikado is going to get
from California.
MIR, Rockefeller could win the graf
itude of a great mass of people cy
giving Chancellor Days old college
all that it wants and be done with IT,
So far as the Thaw tragedy is con
cetned, the sooner we reach the
"egeunt omnes" stage, the better we
shall like it.
Chicago man ba, invented COM
bined automatic stem ographer, offlce
bow and mailing clerk. This inven'
tion will come IN handy and save
much time, the next time Mr.. Rose
yelt feels symptoms of return OF the
message WI iting habit.
IL now transpires that the Virginia
lady who handed her baby to beal
did so under the impression that IL
was her husband. She is not the hrsl
woman OF record who COULDN'T see
any difference between the two.
The czar should be little reassur'
ed by the fact that the douma's oppo'
si.ion will be expressed by speeches
and not by dynamite.
The allegation in a divorce SUIT,
that Mrs. Hetty Green's neIce is
spendthrift indicates how untrue
some people can be to family tradi
tion.
The bitter opponents of the thea
trical trust, will not say that it didn
give the people show.
Mis-. Sage is demonstrating ina