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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17
FLORIDA.

per carrier. s2gs3: DO Cuban slaS2; OYSTER PLANTS
per 100 bunoheR. S5QSe PEAS Florida large fancy.
basket $3.50; do small fancy S5qFG DO poor g. iar
Sl4$4: 90 Bermuda. per small box. $JqS6; PEPPERS
Florida per carrier, $54s7; do cuban bunose, 81 5Oq
50: do long, s2a$8 So PARSLEY New Orleans. curly
box 76a$1; PARsNiPs per bbl, 81 5Oa&2: RADIsHES
New Orleans. 100 lunches SlQS2;
Carolina. per basket: S1qS2 RoMAiNE. New or
leans. Dbl S2QS4: do Florida. basket. 81
S$8; DO Bermuda per boz 81 22@$2: SPINACH!
Florida wax per basket crate. S2GS8 green per
basket s2ds5 do crate S2G$4 80. SQUASH Florida
white box. 81 o0Q$3. do yellow crooknecl SIQS2
% Cuban white slaS8: Hubbard per bbI s2a$2 90
do marrow 81 509S2: TOMATOES. Florida. carrier
s2a$9 90 do Cuban 81 26as2 30; do other West
81 2$2 25: TURNIPS. Canada rutabaga, per Dbl $50
o0c; do Jersey and Long Island, rutabaga 75agOc
near'v white per Dbl. 81 259s1 rs: New Orleans
white, $2l$2 90; WATERCRESS per 100 punches S20s9
HonHOUSB Observation-Disclosures selling slowly
Cucumbers firm. Lettuce weak Mint lower. Radlshes
dull Rhubarb slow Tomatoes We quote:
GREENS, per bush box. 75ca$: CUCiMBERs.' f- per
dozen. 7oc@S2 %; do cults box. S2G$3; LETTUCE
dozen. 25Q7 5c; MUSHROOMS. perl III a01f,c,
DO tan. 86go0c; do buttons. 10000: MINT per dozen
punches. TIC; PARSLEY. per dozen punches 12d1sc,
RADIsIEs per 100 punches, s2aS2 10; RHTBARR' ncr
bunch 25660c: SPINACH. per dozen lunches i5Ii IL
TOMATOES, n. $4,000.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipte Cpart late Friday were 81 car.
or bSS head, including q for snuEhterers and
for the market Very little inquiry live cattle to-
day, and no sales had been reported IN late hour
Feeling generally steady with moderate receipts
pected Monday. Dressed beef had limited inquiry at
last quotations Liverpool cattle aud beef
market and depressed Shipments today from this
port 16s0 quarters OF beef the Carmanis 10 ISvor
pool The Nesaba, for London. expected to sail to
day or Sunday Will not of before Monday
CALVEs-Receipts were % head all for butchers No
trading for lack Of stock Feeling steady Desirable
grades Dressed calves in light supply and selng rem
orally steady prices sl5c per 10 FOR eomSnon
dressed " '"-''S
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipts were ~ cars or 4s4
head all Of which went direct to the slaughter house
Two of lambs held and ora
81 per 10 Feeling dull for botb sbea
ana lambs but quoted steady Dressed mutton ouet ~
Tq0c per n; dressed lambs lld12o with carcssses
bringing 12hcj country dressed dollhouse lambs IN
changed and selling at S109$12 per carcass 49,
Sales-Kerns Commission CO.. 241 Buffalo lambs 65 n,
average. 81 80 per 100 n ' % ~
H0GS-Reoeipts were 70 IL all
for slaughsreTs. About half the market FeeI
ing weak pigs and than steady For hogs NJ
sales reported up 20 late hour Country dressed hogs
IN light receipt ana selling AZ e1aQ10l5c per ID e
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CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Fehruary ls. 1oO7.


COFFEE-The coffee market quiet to-day ana
after opening unchanged TO points lower showed te
being steady at partial net loss OF
points. Sales the day were about 1860 bags ne
openjnR decline was little scattering lquda-
fD Which nav have been promoted BY the varying
pors throwing upon continuance Of the valo1z
lion oDeratioIls but reports seemed 10 have no
weight in the European markets which mace
q and evidently without nluch IN
fIueuce for the who in position to 10
best posted regarding valorEaton not only Issued re
ASSURING statements seemed TO be supporting the
market which all IS said and done would seem 10
the proof their continued confidence IN me
situation The brazilian cables certainly nocated no
change IN Of the Brazilian government Io
Santos continued nominal which believed 10 mean that
the governments purchases being continued and are
Absorbing the bulk daily arrivals. and the RIO
market steady. Receipts were on about the recent
Ecale Il latest reports from the new
crop confirm previous information 70 the erect mat me
coming crop Of Santos will be small one of me Euo
mean markets. Havre unchanged and Hamburg was
unchanged L pig lower The market for spot coIee
No Z. . -, 49,. =. d.,
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NEW YORK PRICES.

MErALs-The rnzzkst pig iron certificates at tn.
produce Exchange inactive with prices unchanged
80 sS .ernay fTsaes are Sgotsa az follows Cash
FL Nay 81 eoi June 50 So July s21 80 asked and 90
AoLASSES AND srRUPS-The usual Saturday mar
Set was noted IN both Iolsssss syTlps meaning
cutet business but u6e-tons market was steady
with fun prices quoted. Quotations follow: New Orleans
centrifugal, common 1920; fair 2iGz3oi rood p78
xees pEae. So28ocI New OrieanE open kettiS Br3<sc
prime. Soa23c; fancy, 2422Sc.
O1LS-Sotonsesd oil steady for spot, futures
essed OF A-fo under sbssncs OF bull support epot was
eucfsc AZ sc Sales 600 bbis March, l7Xh174oI
sse Nay e s5Ssssp' 200 5sly 47oi 100 se9ber al
cnangec Refined petroleum reported In rood de-
sIa White 6bis rso Sqk tSoe; fh.lsdsiphis. T4oo;
e 2+ooi refined, ceses New York 10 25ci Philaasphs
l9sooi water white New Yori. 66s s75c bulk 6s0o
Be- ID go; pssl.dsgaa Is zoe coTToNsEED on
~ VI S.saS; March 4ag+5o; May t6sal7oi July
sstarasr yeow +zAoI good Of sulnIner ssow ssH
ks pr1rns white cooI prime winter yellow, 81 Nc Liz
6IscD oII>zAnsriean seed oty rsw, 4ig<2of out-of-
1--WE raw <o24loi Calcutta raw. &c LARD OH, 70
PBoVis1os5-owing lighter receipts than expected
nno strong yard market provisions had early ap-
fsfnoe OF strength and moderate advances the
previous night keectiens followed through commission
focss selling and the decline 10 grain but near the
- part o. The losa was rssainsd en- purchases BY
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HOTEL MORTON

Virginia Ave. Beach Atlantic City N J-opsu Al
the Fine Table; suites with private bath HARD
furnished. Perfect sanitary arTaugszlsntA Els
vator TO al floors Special Rates for Winter Cap& aa
MRS. N. r. HAINES, Owner and Propristsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

packers Chicago were 1900 hogs estimated
Monday 1900 and next week. 1s5, 900 Kansas ely
mess SIS 6OGs9 %; family, $50; short clear SI SB
$40 % BEEF Arm quoted: Mess, S9qS9 So tanllly go
s15 so; packet s1ds12 extra India mess SZ49S5S on
BEEF HAMS Arm: quoted at s2S 504s25 NJ
HOGS steady; quoted Bacon 9lsc; $50 n esc 5eG 10
9ssc 40 10 1Oc pigs, 109lQesc CCTAi6-At "a
5slies hn quoted snoing l9gi33G ~ a. ~ Poi ai2isc
TALIOW steady; city 6stc country 6ts e. Ia -
steady: quoted: Middle Western prime, lOOog I
nominal; city steady at el5gStc; reIhe1 I ndl
steady; quoted: South American, 1lcj CotliIT-
Brazil, kegs l2c; compound firm at Sesgsec . I
steady quoted: OIeo II &c; city lard stearine
RICE-With fairly active business locally the mar
South indicate nrmness there under Ile
influence moderate offerings aud good genera &C.
Q9Xc; second heads. ~ G4c: choice heads = 4'c,
fancy heads Bt5 @5&c extra rsncy heals. "4GsC'
Japan, domestic, 8% q 4Stc; Patna % q &C. JAVA
= Q5I5c; Rangoon. bond. "a q 2i2c.
business in Withdrawals Dut NJ" JUS
ness quiet following list prices. suoJect 70 d
days: Crystal domnoes. 6.95c; Eagle tablets oSCc'
crushed, 5.40c; mould a oOoci cupss'
Eagle powdered and Eagle confectlones BIaL
uatcd SIC: xxx powdered, 4s5c; powdered coarse
o5ered and frIIt oVdered and Eagle and extra
graduated, 1850; Eagle : 10 cartons OF me -
lated 49Oc; bags do &C. S4-rb bags DO 4ooe' .
bags 490c; O-b bags do. 4s0c; 70 and 90 10 Gags
DO. 475c standard gTanulated ana pa ia
mond A, 400; confectoners' A. 45ocj 40 l. 4.SO'
Nos 2 and g. 4.45c; No 4, 40c No 5. $500; NO q
400; No T. 4 25c; No s. 42Oc; No 3 = loc' 40 ~
Is 10 3S5c. At London the market foF sugar pee
remained quiet but steady with prices on the basis OF
SIS 1054d for February and March Late yesterday mere
business including 9S6S bags Porto Rico cen
trugal for immediate shipment TO SPECTATOR az oeo
insurance and freight basis % test. This Is
slight decline from last previous sale ana au1S pau
3 as SIC; nuscovado test 2Ts a. 2932c, and mo-
lasses sugar, SO test, 2Ss a. 2l-S2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-17

GAME-Wild ducks IN moderate supply and prices
steadily hold Rabbits have been plenty the
few days and tone easier Jack rabbits continue
We quote; DUCKS, wild cany9sbaet. per pair $29
mallard 81 % 81 90 DO bluewing teal 1891 81 10:
greenwing teal. e59S5c; DO rudy. Sl4s1 %: do
widgeon, % n Doc; do common. % 4Oc: JACK RAB-
BITS. per pair. 30 Q6Oc: DO cottontaM. 10 DOC.
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ST. JOHN & SON, Managers,
Southern Pines, N. C.
PINEY WOODS INN.

Long leaf pine region; sandy soil; mild dry equabIe
climate modified by winds from Gulf Stream
No fogs. dews; climate absolutely non ma larous
The FlueS Woods Inn has all modern convenience
steam heat rooms suite, with baths electric lights
sun parlors. etc high class homelike. modern hotel
Golf links in fine condition free to guests: profess
siona In charge. Tennis. saddle riding trap shooting
hunting orchestra; pure spring No consumptves
Tiuey great stop-over hotel en- route
10 Florida. Reached via Seahoard Ntr Line
ST. JOH% < son. southern Pines n c
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FINLEY strong; Western quoted 5s@s5c on track
RYE quiet; No l in store, 69c
Duluth, Feb. 1G.--wHEAT-No hard size; No I
Northern. s0lsc; May, rose; July sOlsc; September
Use
Milwaukee. Feb 18--WHEAT-No Northern got.
Gs3ihc o No .. SOGsOlac: May 7Ta.c bid p va
No !, 6s1i q soc. BARLEY-No 2. 81 4 R62c; sample
62q61c CORN-No cash. a. a42lSc; Nav 467S q
asked. 80 - -
Minneapolis Feb. 16.-WHEAT-May.
July; rose; septenber Use No hard sis s17ie:
No 3. T5GT6c. FLOUR-First patents s4s0Gsi 40:
second patents 81 1904 90 first clears SO 25S3 az
St Louis. Feb 16-Ciose-wHEAT lower No . red
cash TN @7SAc; No hard, 73la q zoe: May TGs. }:
July. 7ehc. CoRN-No = cash. AZ y q 44c: No :
White acc; May 4a%e 44ac July s4%o OATS
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Observation-Disclosures

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
? WHITE HELP throughout its dining room serv4os
indoor sun parors thu Ocean and sosrs
1uipped with hot and cold water. well a. tr.,s
broom.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS, Proprietors and Managers.
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Coffee cables: Rio-Coee market quiet; No Rio 4S7i5;
exchange I5tad; receipts 1000 bags shipments for the
limited States 600; stock, 5g7 600 Sanos-Coffee mar
lsftr good Santos nominal receipts 30Ouo
fars: stock S07 HsInburg-coffee market opened
lower; at was net uilchangeq
- L rfE lower: sales 900 HavTeCoffee market
opeed quiet unchanged; u Unchanged sales'
CoTToN-The cotton market was very quiet today
sales for the being only about $1,000 bales accord
ing 10 AS suggested by the Hight business
within range OF polIlts
IN fact absence OF aggressive operations
the market special tendency or trend
The opening at decline Of 70 points: and ne
close was unchanged points lower practically the
initial figures Liverpool was shade better than ex-
rected anything and Il reported that prices there
steadied by reduced estimate Of the Indian crop
New Orleans evidently construed the visible supply state
bearish but sent few orders here and week END
reviews drygoods market continued very bulish
There little spot news and as yet but FEY" reports
being received concerning the new crop Receipts
continue fu the port estimate for the day being heavy
up the recent although the New Orleans est
received toward the close OF the market was lighter
With Friday and Saturday holidays in the local
March IN the local market traders inclined
continued irregulariy. and there s still
approximations regarding the effect OF March notices al
though the probability Of large tenders has been
thoroughly discussed for long that would the
long interest IN that position has had plenty Of time 20
switch into the later months unless It intends taking
the cotton rendered.
Tbs OF contract prices the local market to-day
STaE n
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OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Begs TO announce the installation on Nov. LIST o
both American and a la Carte
The spacious outdoor plaza and heated II
walk among the most attractive features a
THE PRIVATE BATH ROOMS are each 81
water. Running artesian ice water in every BET
The Marlborough Blenheim music, which,
continues every evening throughout the year.
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ads. = aoSE arm ~, s9i S
~ ss S s ssqss sa 81 g SGW WIS
:.Ne-kst suIet, 81 i0a$& 20 spot and to arrive RYE
sSo !. sS s. 5eE & g2Ga s. Se au ST. Rs
s and As s. 20 s 81 5as s. aosss s G
spring s54; standard rniddling s2s -four DO S24 %
cg5S s 8 Bsf Is s.s: SsI$1f
asEfSwEEAT- its general aspects ths wheat 20
There appeared TO be confidence the bull side. and
se1 under moderate a Sngs prices gave re, WY d easily until
qusnt trading Developed steadeF and O'Clock
a he sofea and Onpients aat CROP
lsss commission house buying scale which
Tic6 carried Nay down to 81 eiSo IN the local market
the weakness q cables and the estimate Of T. EGG
bush the previous week were chiefly responsible
os9 tG at MEAN ":
0a s5t t ABOUT Sus5 S0EP9Eed with 100 600
receipts liberal but private wires predicted s larger
tons hod good The days arrivals cars against
a interior points was about 1000 bush larger than last
Sss Declines abroad included sd Liverpool points
pes wsTs ioS cars compared with i2t last year Cash
siEe elevator and s8i%o s5oat: No 10 So+b rs1;
9Slgt g5ssS Ca and No hard Winter S71c aioat
tive sre1gh and at the close practically unchanged
sS os TO a eshaT IN me w SIsas ~ on 7, the
Seotns ne agsliy % some extent ana % steady LIVER
q Spea.s . says9S: q - que T
fs Interior novset s I S 9 ' but
sssT. EsPoStsTs took I lSsd No corn IA New York
&c sssss and NS 8sl.R 20, $50 sSoat
cash position locally where Quotstions were ohSnsed
s g e & fs4soIHES ss$ :Dfs SSlts
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DiUidcnd Notices

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY.
No. | Broadway.
New York, February H. 1907
The Board of Directors of the American Coal com
pany OF Allegany County tNcw Jersey this dav
declared n Semi Annual Dividend FIVE PER CENT
Extra Dividend OF TWENTY FIVE PER t,IrTT
this office on Friday March lgt. 1907.
The Transfer Books Will he closed on Monday Feb
18th three o'clock =. NJ and reopenrd on he
morning Of March End 1907 GEORGE NJ BOWI.BY
Treasurer.
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School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors etc
10 Colleges. Schools aud Families, Apply 10
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG FULTON IS Union Square
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Teachers.

4 DNANCED conversational French course for travel
y lers literature regei Is: either residence JAI,
I.ADE. 134 West iu3I st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01

positions of the premiere danseuse
which last the smallest fraction of a
second, when she Is, as 1t were, in
midair. In such a position a model
cannot hold herself for half a second,
and so the hypnotist-under his in
huence she can stay for half hours
together.
The hypnotist does little more for
the artist than the instantaneous
photographer, and so may be admit
ted: but one may doubt whether a
picture Of danseuse as she really
is will be any more artistic (admit-
ting that the subject is a danseuse in
movement) than a danseuse as she
might be and as the artist imagines
her. SO much Of her beauty lies in
the movement Itself, which cannot
be initiated (though it may be hint
ed aD on a canvas.
The camera has no doubt helped
artists for still-life pictures, but the
has done little in this
way. NJ. Degas masterpiece, LES
Chevaux de Course" perhaps the
best existing representation in paint
ing OF animal movement, was paint
ed even before snapshot photogra-
ply. It's artistic value does not de-
pend in the fact-the accident, one
might almost say-that the attitudes
,f the horses have since been proved
,orrect.-London Standard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01

new and unforeseen effects is con-
cerned, the use OF pulverizers and
air pencils gives really surprising re-
suits. We should note, for example.
the very pleasing application that
has been made in the fabrication OF
artificial flowers and leaves. When II
Is necessary to produce duplicate gra-
dations OF tint, the pneumatic spray
ers replace more complicated de-
vices to advantage, Thanks 10 sue
eessiye improvements, the mechan-
ism has been notably simplifed. and
the operation is now economical and
regular Pigments are now 'pulver-
lied very successfully, even such
substances as varnish and oil colors
while with metal powders-gold.
oliver and bTonze-thas process As the
only one that enables us to obtain
really good results. Translated for
Literary Digest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF Directors of School Dis
trict No. "a. for Marion county, Ore
gon, at the Office of the district
clerk, in the Murphy block, for
labor and material in painting the
East Salem schooe building with two
coats, including tho roof. Bidders
10 specify the brand OF lead and Oh
TO be used.
All work to be approved by the
board or somo person selected BY
them for inspection.
Bids to be closed Saturday, July
g. 1907, at 4 o'clock p. M, and to
be opened by the board at the high
school at 1880 o'clock p. m. on said
date.
The board reserves the right to re-
Ject any or al bids.
II. A. JOHNSON, JR.,
o-z'-U District Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01

true OF the degree of skill required.
While an intelligent workman will
be able, almost without experience,
to use the air-brush for ordinary in
dustrial painting-walls, facades,
balconies, etc.-an artist must ex-
pend much patience and attention
before becoming absolutely master
or the new process in flower painting
or In the retouching OF photographs.
ITO judge from the marking on
the apparatus, this new industry
hourishes especially in Germany. We
have seen pneumatically decorated
objects, and Il cannot be denied that
the results are somewhat unsatisfac-
tory IL would seem also as II the
cost OF execution should be higher
than with the older methods To ply
the air pencil correctly It is not suf-
heient, as we have already said. 10
be a skillful and attentive workman.
one must also be an artist.
The applications OF the air peneIl
Uhe aerograph, malgerate, fountain
air-brush, etcO are very numerous.
II can be used not only in photog-
raphy' bur in all the industries con-
eerned with the decoration of en-
amel glass. porcelain, bronze, paper,
etc, IL may be utilized also TO decor
ate tissue, cloth and carpets. Final
ly I, is known that colors plav a
very important role in the ia, HONS.
SO that creation OF new shades has
al"ays constituted a lucrative occu-
patton In all the industries that have
10 DO with the manufacture of novel.
nes' SO far as the production Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01

Say, you ought TO hear ma singin'-
she's al happy as a lark,
And her smile stays on from mornin'
TIL a long time after dark;
She's been buyln' rugs and gettln' a
new costly switch to wear,
And she takes a cab whenever she
goes callln' anywhere;
She has bought herself a diamund,
and you ought to see It blaze.
Mas as cheerful ag a robin-they
have given pa q raise.
Sisters busy gettin' dresses thatll
cost an awful pile,
And the hats that she's been buyin'
are the very latest style;
She's 20 go abroad this GUNNER with
some people named the
Cooks;
Is she happy? Well, guess so! You
can see II by her looks;
Snt goes uuHlHlln hOHEb anu uduClu
and In forty thousand ways
let's us know that she is cheerful
since they've given pa
raise.
Pa still works the same as ever. and
he's smokln' stogies yet;
Wears the suit he got last Summer,
and / guess he's still in debt;
anyway, he start of early, and
comes home tagged out at
night,
md his foreheads gettin' wrinkled
and his hair is turnin' white;
ant somehow. help feelln' sorry as
I ST and watch him gaze
With a vacant look at nothin'. Yes,
they've given pa n raise.
Chicago Rocord-Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01
The Hypnotirci Model.

one naturally looks askance OF an
artist who hopes 20 reach greatness
by means OF a trick. ana so no doubt
many will refuse 20 acknowledge the
merits OF young NJ ". the gift.
cd painter, now that he has brought
In a hypnotist 10 help him with his
art
The very mention OF the word
'hypnoiism" Is enough 20 make
some people imagine something su.
pernatlrah and therefore (for these
peoplel reprohensiblo, IN anything
with which the word Is connected.
Aud yet In NJ. VS. case the
trick, the hypnotism. can scarcely
be objected TO. the more so as Il is
doubtful whether it really helps him.
much as he himself may believe a
does
NJ. W Is painting ballet girls
following the path In which NJ De-
sas has set so many thorns OF COM
parison' tie uses the hypnotist IN
only secondary way not as sven
sali aid. The hypnotist Is not there
to heish,en the artistic senses, or 70
catch an idea before it nies away SO
that he may not have 20 "hunt half
day Tor a forgottea dream" He
merely uses his power on the ballet
ssFs who aess a. model
Anxious 20 convey the idea OF mo.
ion In bis picture. NJ. W has
been attempting 10 IA oae Of tAose
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01
1000 Miles 70 Wed.

Seattle. Wash. July Twelve
thousand miles. from London to
Candle City. tho northernmost min
Ing camp OF Alaska. Is the extent OF
the trip made by Miss Clara G. Ask
with. u pretty English girl. in order
that she might keep an engagement
to wed W. j. Wells. a successful gold
miner OF the frozen Northland. The
ceremony Is set for today at Candle
City. whore Wells owns valuable
mining properties, Candle City Is
500 miles north OF Nome. the trip
from the latter city being made by
sledge. Miss Askwith passed
through Seattle some time ago.
boarding a steamer here for Nome.
The plucky young woman made the
trip because her hsnce. In a letter,
accused her of not having nerve
enough to keep the date of the we'd
ding. because OF the immense dis
tanee that separated them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-07-01
Medford's New Railrond.

The initial trip OF the Pacific q
Eastern Railway trains TO Eagle
Point from Medford was made Wed
uasday evening, General Manager
Estes and Resident Engineer Donnell
having had their invitation accepted
by about 40 citizens OF Medford, to
make a trial run to Eagle Point with
the new engine and coach, which ar
rived a few hours previous. The
run demonstrated that the roadbed
has been placed in prime condition
and daily train service will be inau-
gurated today.
The people OF Eagle Point pre-
pared display OF vegetable and fruit
products, and with a brass band in
waiting, Wednesday gave royal re-
Iception to the officers and accom-
panying passengers. Coal bunkens
have been provided and a thorough
practical test OF the Medford coal Is
being made. and Il will Doubt SIS
constitute the fuel, the mine people
standing ready TO close a most adj
yantageous contract
The first act OF the p. & Il. man
agement will be TO install neat de-
pot at Eagle Point and the company
VIA maintain a regular agency there.
For the present Il is thought a Joint
agency will be established with the
Southern Pacific Company at Med.
ford. A telegraph line and service
win be established at once, and two
relay stations will be put in between
Medford and Eagle Point for the ae-
OF the fruit shippers.
A number OF switches will be added |
preparatory 20 rushing construction
work To the timber belt,