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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
FIGURES FOR THE
WEEK END BUEL|SH
Market Opens Higher and
Advances
EASES OFF LATER
Visible supply OF American Cotton
Smaller than a Year Ago-Rains
Supposed 10 Interfere With
Picking the Lint.
(By the Associated PreS.)

New York, Noy. -.-The cotton
market opened : firm at unchanged
prices TO an advance OF 7 points. This
was Better than due on the cables and
the market increased it's gain, selling
10 10 II points net higher on the ac-
tive months during the early session
as a result OF covering and continued
support from foreign and local bulls.
Wall street was a seller on the ad-
vance and there was considerable real
izing under which prices eased off 3
or 4 points from the pest during the
middle Of the morning. Weekend fig
ures were bullish inasmuch as they
showed a smaller increase in the WISH
bic supply OF American than last
year, and rains reported over the belt
were thought likely to interfere with
picking operations.
Receipts at the ports 65.429 bales.
against 43 .645 last week and $3.50
last year. For the week 4 5000 bales.
against 340,646 last week and 423,2I6
last year. Today's receipts at New
Orleans 1876 bales, against 1902 last
year.
New York, Nov. 2.-Spot closed quiet.
10 points higher.
Middling upIandsi1.oo; middling gulf 1I.25.
Sales ....... bales. Cotton futuree opened
steady and closed steady,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, La, Nov. Cotton
spot firm with prices showing an adj
vance of Is cen on all grades.
Middling 10 5-8; sales were 2,725 bales
on the sept. and 1915 to arrive.
Futures opened steady Is to 90
points above the closing prices OF
Thursday. on developments in other
markets yesterday, which was OBJ
served as a holiday here, together
with a prediction of frost. As a re
suit of the New York bank statement
and the possibility of a railway strike
in England. there was later a marked
recession in values. At the close
which was steady the active months
were 1 to 6 points higher at the close
of THURSDAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
Naval Stores,

Wilmington. Nov. 2.-Turpentine, firm,
A8A; receipts 70 casks.
Rosin Quiet; .......; receipts 139 bbls;
Tar idrm; receipts 50.
Crude nr IN; 17.5o, 33.751sl7S.
Charleston, Nov. 2-Turpehtine arm, a9H
Savannah, Nov. pentine steady,
l914; sales, LOEB; receipts, 553; ship ments,
Rosln III m; sales 2, 277, receipts 2, s77. ship
ments 6,223; stocks, %, 46j.
As3.7s, B So rs, ss.7S DS3.7s. f 50. 80
FS4.o2. GSk1e. II S4.12, $3.50, X sa.7o
III 1890, y $3.50, VIC S. rs. WV SS.4y-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
The
Union Central Life Insurance
Company

HAS ALREADY SUCCEEDED.
Il most economically managed.
Selects only choice zixxs: henre had ue
Lowest deah-rate for last 80 years
Gets largest profits from Its In sestmsses:
Pays the biggest annual cash di vidends: thas 10
GIVES INSURANCE AT LEAST POSSIBLE COST.
BEST POLICY FOR BUYER OR SELLER
Good agents y get choice territory.
CAREY J. HUNTER o BRO STATE As~nns
Raleigh. r.. C. -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05

choice TO fsney sAzsassa
saes ~sss, eea, ssi.. Sa
Corn u3oai. steady. me Si-ss SSi-sa. coarse
o. ss9siss, kna drlsa ssss5stas
hss sat qa ns r. ies m...nru
Wheat spot steady, No 2. ie7. DEE fio&:
Corn Spots steady: MOI. 10: peoem Der 7ss
May ST..
oats easter. mixed So: nstursl white S. sss
besI s,e.ty. family i~ssotsites paessL
81 soss,ase ms.a bs'asi'' % s~'
Gu, meats "a ei. picked bellies iossstss
picked shoulders =. picket hams la-I2s
Refined arm, Continent %. go -- com
pound SA4e1s
Sfs-So3si7.so. mess sie7S ssI7So
Tallow easy, city Sh country S7G7
Hosin steady. strainei common - good
Turpentine easy. SOY
Rice arm. domestic fair 70 extra ss1sH,
Molaases steady, Sew Orleans % xooi
to choice 37l4S~
Coffee spot steady. No invoice SIS santos
No-A 3. mid duli, oordova 94@i2a
gals 8 test 3 B. moisssss sugar 4. os. ronnei
steady, confecttonsrs Astsa. mold 4 sSls
sn .naia r. 3; s 50. eaos SO: sss powdered ~"
Butter wsak. extra creamery 27a;
common extrAziG3S state dary conn r-
16L24 " sstsya factory conmon 10 nrsts 2st
2s1 western extras, 2la2s, frsts 1921
Cheese irregular. state full creamery 1zS,
largel25. skim ~.
Ezgsnrm, nearby selected white 30 "a, d.
choice q brown rs mixed extra ID,
nrsts to extra frstl 73les; western nrs.,
22ha23A, seconds
Potatoes easy. per Dbl x30onSAco: new
81 .oODS3.00 Jersey swests per bnket 41:S
GS2.37; southern 81. 7 80. per b1.
Peanuts steady fancy hand-pickei 81
otherdomesttc 1901.
Cabbage. steady. Danish ..-.-. o ..----,
do per crate 81. % si.s2; Long Island and
Red Savoy $500 $50.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool Use.
Cotton seet oil easy. Prime crude, T. o. b.
mills, rs: prime summer yellow $50;
OF SUNNI yellow, 3S037; good on su
yellow 33137: prlms white Ai1l3, prime
winter yellow AiG.43.
baltimore Provision Market
Baltimore, Nov. 2.-Fiour quiet. winter
patents SS.00G$5.20; spring patents $500
$s.s5.
Wheat, steady, Spot contract ioo4a1oeh;
Southern by sam pie 90GS3
Corn nrm. Spot mixed 4sh9i6H; No. 2
white so4@ssH.
Oats firm, No. 2, Mixed $685..
Rye dull. No. z, Western, S31e3.
Butter arm, Fancy Imitation 24C25; fancy
crea 3O931; fancy ladio 2212s; Store
packed, $50 20.
Eggs. steady, unchanged 5G26.
small, 1873.
Sugar unchanged; coarse granuIatsi $40
fine $40.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE

Covering entire block front r. Broadway, Goth to 9th ST.. Ny I. City.
Within easy reach o Grand Central station. via Subway and Surface
lines md in direct onnecion by subway N surface cars to h Stations
h all trunk lines. steam boat landings, etc.. Particularly desirable 1r per-
and tansientg guests seeking the perfection of comfort service n
upper YES side md beyond h disturbance of city traffic. Within
one bOcko of Central Park II Of quick access to all theatres shopping sec
"h, principal attractions and car IL boats to nearby seaside La resorts"
subway station a t corner If the hotel Elevated railroad station opposite.
,oohlet On request Grand Union Hotel Saratoga Springs n. T." III Hotei
Nquois Buffalo. N. Y-same an agement
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
New York n

New York, Nov. 2-Money on .cau nom,
6425 per cent; ruling rate 10; closing bid,
So 10; 80 days 20; 8 months 70S p. c. Prime
mercantile paper 1000. Sterling exchange
frmer, with actual business In bankers bills
ass. 501-........ for demand and at 47o .OOG.
A6o.s0 for 50 day bills. Commercial BILLS 47A
@l76. Bar silver, SEA. Mexican dollars leb.
IRREGULAR.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
Monday Coach Excursion Day.

Commencing Monday. November 4,
the Seaboard Air Line will sell cu2cl
excursion ticketS on MONDAYS In add
ton to Tuesdays and Fr.davs from
Raleigh, Durham, oxford and points
East to Norfolk account Of the james
town Exposition, tickets limited seven
days from date Of sale ard not good
in Pullman sleeping or parlor cars.
lot.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Ill, Nov. 2-The New York
financial situation turned a strong
wheat market into a weak affair today
and at the close wheat for December
delivery was / SIS lower, corn was
down IA ass. oats were 1 cent
lower. Provisions were I IL to II IL
lower.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-11-05
Highest. Lowest

Cash quotations were as GLOW
Flour steady: winter pttsats, 81 70 81. 50,
straightssc331S4.95, spring natan. SSuog
SIS. 30, ssctight& Sk209S9-2b bakers, $3.50
$3.50 wheat No . 1001a02: No. 3 921ie2;
No. 2 yellow, 6ohGs3A: oats No. 2. 49,; No.
2, white, No. 3. white, $3.50; No. 2 rye
........-.; good feeting barley, eblE6i; fair
TO choice mating. IS No /, flax seed.
No 1, Northwestern. 11S; Prime Timothy
Seed,.---; Glover Contract grades, $1,000;
Short Ribs. sides loose) 1875 GS-c5 Mess
Pork per bb.. 1887 311s.O0; La d rer f0D
lbs. $50; Short Clear Sides tb0 ID 1850
S.2I; Whiskey basis OF high wine 4. j.
New York Proyisic'
New York, Nov 2.-Fiour n Mimi
sofa. patents IS. o do :. ,Siso1
$500, winter patents $A932SEA.. straishts
ASSS~"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
STEEL TIES NOT BLAMED.


Philadelphia Feb. 25.-The special committee
sent by General Manager Atterbury Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad TO Investigate the wreck Of the
Chicago special near Jamestown on Friday night
submitted its report to-day In substance the re
port SAYS the accident was caused by some for
eign body. possibly the brake shoe on the tender
getting between the dange OF the wheel and the
track causing the bolts the track to spring
and the rails to spread. The report adds that the
train was not running over fifty miles an hour
Pittsburg. Feb. 25-The victims Of the wreck Of
the Chicago special who are still in the Allegheny
and Altoona hospitals doing wei, and 1t Is
expected that all Will be able to return TO their
homes within a week.
II is now believed that John !. Kline postmaster
Of Joliet H. the most seriously hurt will recover
He IS much improved to-day. Postmaster T. A
Busse of Chicago is also much improved, and eN-
poets to 60 home Friday. Q. ". Winkler, general
manager Of the CoyinGtOn & southern Railroad,
viii leave the hospital for his home Ia chicago thls
Dcct TO 20 home to-day or Tomorrow d. hOpQ
wilson. OF Marion, Ind. and Thomas Bauer. ot
Lafayette IND, who are nj the Allegheny Ht'eIA al
Hospital VIII start for the West tonight
Johnstown. Penn. Feb PC Z. Hoover, pas
senger fagman who gave the first news OF tho
wreck Of the Chicago special on Saturday morning,
is under arrest charged with larceny. Detective
Robinson alleges that Hoover had il his possession
a woman's watch with diamond settings worth
Hoover said ne intended 10 Turn the articles over
to the high officials and the police here are IN
clncd TO believe him. Vincent Sherlock, a freight
brakeman, and Michael burke, a section uaHl,
were also arrested charged with loOtlnS the Full-
mans. Burke had two diamond pins, valued al
$3.50, while Sherlock had 4 fine oFercoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
BELMONT ATTACK OPENS.
City Begins Suit to Stop Worh on
lSteinzcay Tunnel.

The CORPORATION Counsel has begun suit TO re
rtrain the Belmont company from continuing work
or the Belmont tunnel under the East River ar L.
annul the company's franchise on the ground that
the company did not have the tunnel in operation
on January l. 1891. The company Will have twenty
davs 10 answer the summons just served.
It IS understood that the company will contend
that at various times the city, by Withholding per
rnits and In other ways. has INSTRUCTED the WORK
and that il the city had not interfered the tunnel
would have been IN opertion on t1e day That the
franchise term expired.
August Belmont obtained the franchise 10 con-
struct the tunnel from the Steinway heirs Tor a
email amount. An explosion occurred IA the tunnel
Then the Fire Department sought 10 pTc-e-- the
tunnel people from storing dynamite. luL tt@ con
tractors beat the department in the courts Inc
city has already suit against the company 70 nave
Il restrained from going ahead with lie work. on
the ground that It's Steinway franchise, 50 called,
Is franchise at all. The city has so lar beeh
beaten this. go d,
About a month ago. when city officials asl falcd
70 ge- into the tunnel 10 see II the Do-luss had
ban made all the way under the TIVsI, p"IiSlt u
v-zs obtained from ar. Belmont - have HaT.E J..
Nichols the engineer Of the Bureau Of Franchises,
20 into the b0Tings. he found Ole tunnel A:G 'Jt
feet 60 and the other co...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
LEGISLATIVE MOVE ON PRUDENTIAL.
Bill introduced to Give Policyholders the
Right to Vote for Directors.

Trenton. n J., Feb. 25.-Assemblyman Perkins
Of Union introduced tonight q bill regulating the
election Of directors in domestic life Insurance.
companies. giving every poIlcyholder whose insur-
ance has been IN force one year the right TO vote
for directors No poHcyholder shall vote who is not
twenty-one years Of age. Every policyholder shall
have one vote. irrespective OF the number Of poll
cies or the amount of insurance held. The as
sIgnee OF a policy shall be deemed the policy
holder ana shall be entitled to vote Five months
prior every election the corporation must Tile
with the Superintendent Of Banks and Insurance
two fun and correct lists Of the names and last
known postofflce addresses Of all pOlicyh0lders
whose insurance was in force for twelve months,
ANY hundred or more qualified voters may make
nominations for directors Nominations may be
made by the board OF directors.
The act Is considered here a move upon the Fru-
Dental as a law passed in 1852 placing the cleo
ton Of directors in the hands Of stockholders
chiefly affected that company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
BOOM ON BRIDGE SITE.
Mr. Ellison Scents Plot to Rob City
IN Terminal Sales.

Corporation Counsel Ellison has three or four as
slstants at work uncovering what appears to he a
llot on the part Of Spectators to make the city
pay three or four prices for land needed for the
proposed new bridge terminal. The building at
No So Park Row Is said 20 be have been bought
two years ago for $4,000 and its rental is only
$500 a year. Assistant Corporation Counsel Glen
the city, and this parcel at No. 81 Park Row is up
for appraisal An agent last week testified that the
property was worth $-3S,70l
Last August the property was appraised by an eN-
pert at SuA0O0 Now there $l55.000 il mortgages
on It. There are five mortgages in all. All mort
gagees must be parties to foreclosure proceedings
1t is said that some of these have been difficult 70
find. and have accordingly held up the improve
ment.
Corporation Counsel Ellison said he had not read
the account Of the alleged scheme, but lie said that
Mr.. OIendorf had told him three weeks ago Of the
evidences OF plot to make money out Of the bridge
terminal. He said he had Immediately authorized
the employment Of detectives and experts 10 get
evidence. He said that he had found out enough to
show him that there an attempt to hold up the
city.
7 cannot condemn this too strongly" said Mr..
Ellison. i shall try with all my facilities to pre-
vent the scheme. Nj. Oleadorf has done all in his
power Ia beat it. don't contemplate any criminal
proceedings. But were after these people VINO
VIII lend themselves to such schemes. and there
appear to be some who are willing 20 do the city
it abpe5rs TO he up against IT both ways
things Of this kind. II the city takes ute II mas
10 pay interest and dqrtEs q, b hrs Or
it may be sold as often as the Transcripts en- ,
carried on. talked Win Io Iil,L % i s an
ing proceedings but he said II was unconst ltutonaI
so what can be done II loo5s 10 me as IL q 1It r
mission ought 10 be appointed 70 fll a way OUT Oh
such bad boxes and remedy this business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
RAILROADS.

NEW JERSEY CEN TR3l.
Time shown below is from Liberty St STA
except az noted by Designating marks.
PHILADELPHIA TNO-HCCR TRAIN
E.LEI 41ULE On IRE HOUR
l'4-.Io. U-oy. Il..vy. usa.vV, S.oJ, -S.Jo,
s.4ovy. e4Ivu, ILJU. L. -L2.VV, .-1.JV,
l.Ju. --.uu. 'j.uU a+.Uy. 1000. O.5u,
n..r-uJ. 40, $50. 's.uv. Dlg.SO /. -.
USLIINCItE AND WAsHINGTO&-z'I, 80.
100, $1,000. i'4--uU, $50. '1'ivo.
LAhEWOCD AND LAKEHURsT-z4oo 90.
80 a. NJ. Al-Uo 80. h8-iJ. ~ 10. :. "
J. Al. &r.l1- sundays. 500, $40 A. ~ .
Atlantic CITE-'9.4O n NJ. xl.Vv. k5. 10
L6NG branch. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
400. 500, lIo0 A n, eII2.4O l.@O.
g+4J J.5J. ESQ, Jl-Ul Sundays. exc y
ocean Grove. ~A.OO. 800 a. IL. AGO. $50
Tine tables glyias trains 70 EAsToNS:
BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN, MACCH
g1I>k. NlLhESHAEEE. SCRANTON,
WiLLIAE-tOHI and all other points cS-n
O." obtained al the following Offices LIB
rsJ ST. t",at -a- 81 Tel, al+f tGr.S-sl.
As,Cr House. 245. 49i. 1900 80 E.ead-
square West -5gN 81 Az, leo Vest 18TH
ST.. 24J Columbus Az, New YORK; Court
ST.. SAB. aff fulton ST.. 4iJ NgsttaHd Az
Hi1gh.gH, $50 Broadway. Williamsburg
New York Transfer Go. calls Tor and checks
b-lEase Go destination
'Ll.y. fDo.iy, c@eypt sunday 1Sunaays,
tra.iar ears only. mpirlus car, except
SUNDAY s. 2satlr-ays onh Liberty -,
only dining ear sundays Dining car
daily FROM West TW,aty-thirl street
,l--o T. ~, E450 p. M, jlloO =. NJ
W @ HE~LER. w. c. HOPE.
Vi,e-ples. g Gen. 5Isr. Gen Pass'r Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
PLEASED WITH ELLIS ISLAND.

Washington Feb. 25-Secretary Straus of tho
Department Of Commerce and Labor has returned
from New York. where he made thorough exam
nation Of the administration Of affairs ut the Ellis
Island immigrant station. He expressed himself
as greatly eIatihed the manner In which the
station is conducted said that the only defects
found were those arising from the cramped ana in
ADEQUATE quarters which he feels confident viii be
reultdied by the addition TO the contagious hos
ptal and the remodelling OF the station building
proper provided for by current legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
BIDS ON BROOKLYN GARBAGE DISPOSAL.

B.t. we're opened Yesterday BY Street Cleaning
Commissioner Craven FOR the final disposition Of
She garbage OF Brooklyn Borough. The New York
Sanitary Utilization COMPANY which disposes OF
The garbage on Barren Island and which mas inc
present contract AZ Sf7,999 year. VIII now do me
WORK for SO go wear The great drop in the cost
o. THIS disposal is because Of the increased facli-
ties The contract runs for FIVE years Daring *
Co. OF Chicago, bid s73.soO year and the MckesVeT
Brothers $1,000 year. Il think uAs nc" conn ~
VIII ,ors-ore fazorab with any contract IN the
world for the disposition Of garbage, SAID com
missioner craven. Tho Commissions sald that the
game company has the final disposition 81 ne Man
haitian garbage at $iia.p) a year ana Inc bronx
Earnaer a 81 lnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
BLOW TO M. j. SAGE g. co.
10y Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

10y ieIl9I9III % TIC LIIIlIe'I
Trenton X j. Feb 25-Proof that N. j. Sage &
Co conducted q bucket shop and were therefore
moi entitled to the protection Of the United States
Bankruptcy acr vas furnished in the United states
District Court to-day by j. Quintus Cohen New
York lawyer. through John Frobishcr, q New York
broJer connected aith tho New York Stock EX-
change The proof was furnished IN tie action in
afifuied hv Ar Cohen 10 quash the decree Of the
court bv which he company WIS adiudeed bank
grt 89Fe q - w?5 the concern With which the
T-1a adiudGed ba4k~ppt ting PETITION of san1net
y Derri-kson and others No defence was made 10y
the defendant at tho time, even 8 formal ap-
gearance having been entered, -~~~~----~ = = :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
NEBRASKA AGAINST TRUST COMPANIES
Killing of Bills Blocks Plan to Have Mr..
Shaw Head One There
rEy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Lincoln. Ncb. Feb. 25.-The Nebraska Legislature
has killed the last OF the trust company bills and
II is nov probable that Secretary shaw VIII not
ro-,. ., omaha "a live when he leaves Washington
next month
ARRANGEMENTS had been made, # was said
whereby Secretary Shaw would come 70 Omaha to
head 4 81 OyooO0 trust company. backed by Senator
Millsrd II the Nebraska Legislature wouId pass d
law permitting trust companies to operate IN the
state. Several bills 20 this end were INTRODUCED
early IN The session. but to-day the last one was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
ALMsHOUsE INMATE SUES FOR $4,000
Wants Damages from Boniface for Breaking
Arm in Eiecting Him from Hotel.

From the aIInshoUsc Of Suffolk County, in zap
hank Long Island, Bruce Welsh is suing w.
Hooker, one Of the proprietors Of the Hooker
House, East Islip, Long Island, for $4,000. Welsh
entered the Hooker House, in East Islp. on July 1
last and as he alleges, was elected. He says that
his arm was broken. He left East IsIp, where he
had lived for years and was not seen for some
months When he finally returned he WAS unable
10 care for himself and was taken BY Overseer Of
the Poor Carrot to the almshouse in Yaphank
Hooker admits ejecting Welsh but says he did not
break any Of his bones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26

n. Y, N. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Tan depart fr0m Grand Central station.
ga st. and 4th Ave. as follows for
BOSTON. Via New London * PrUv--ttS 100.
Il 1000. * 1902 a NJ. ttl'l:GO
* 1901. x $500. ttl5:U0 81 5.U2.
'f12,OO p M. ia Winimantic-tsS:O A.
n 1900 Z NJ via spfd-t9:i{ A NJ.
tIl12.OO q 300. 100 p. NJ
Wor'ster 6 Fitch, via Putnam. fS:b3 P. NJ
LRkeyills & Norf--tS - a NJ. % 81 =. NJ.
CT harrington. Stockbridge. LenoN. Pitts
held-T9;o4 tS.40 a. NJ and 1851 p. NJ.
Ticket Offices az CGrand Genital Station
and cI25th St also at c24S 1900 cl354
way go Union Square, clS2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Avs., c64e Madison Ave.
r1G5 W Roth ST. 2I9S Third Ave In
SEQ T. way
DAILY. Except sundays. FStops At l25th
ST xSsops at 125th 81, SUNDAYS only,
tfarlor Ca. Limited HAS dining car.
cParIor ami Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
JACK THE EGG THRoWER" BOWS.
Appears in Stamford and Spells Clothing of
Persons in Postotice.
In relegraph 3 10 TrLbune.

Stamford. Conn, Feb. 25.-The police here are
looking for Jack the Egg Thrower." whose
mode Of operation is to lombard well dressed
people with eggs. From a position in the gal
Iery of the postof1lce lobby he operated yester-
day with such good aim that the overcoat Of
Ernest somberro, a Spanish student was ruined
and the clothing OF a friend Of SomberrO was
spoiled. The police believe the man to be weak
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
TENT LIFE IN ZERO WEATHER.

Tent life in-zero weather Is not particularly
hard ON one" said J. ., Cary, Of Pendeton. ore
tWhon ! was in Alaska three Years ago. | lived In
a tant when the Thermometer WAS % degrees below
zero We had two walls 10 the tent so that there
VAS always air spare between the TWO sections. 4
tent is far warmer than Is commonly supposed.
Thage arc MANY homes IN Alaska tina arr snuE and
comfortable. all winter through. although they are
sided with only thickness Of boards and three
thIoknssses Of building paper. Detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-26
MANY BIRDS AND ANIMALS BURNED.

Several hundred birds, dogs, rabbits and other
animals were burned to death IN fire which
started from some unknown cause a. No. 1l76 Bed
ford avenue Brooklyn, early yesterday. The fire
ruined the block of frame store buildings on the
west side of Bedford avenue between Putnam ave
nue. and Madison street. il spread rapidly, and the
irc1nc- were unable to rescue any OF tins animals
Several families driven out into the cold in
their night clothes.
several attempts to some II the ANIMALS but
was held back by the police Ihe damage Is put at