davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

l1c6- CarEsL -cC spC- CoITo1 as Qcle- = III
&c P 2s+ nz556sr 1.1f sc se1ss ~ 52Iss 55o5e
t.sz4- u1chanEed a. -lo- saT2nnak eriet pncha1ged
---r sales. - bales No-folz 1--1 lncnansed q.
IA. augusta t--n 12cha1ged Al i &C. sales 80
asss = -oe-s -3F1a nehzsso q = =, L-i-s -soe <
3 = &c. Wilmington 99ls-. urohz-gsd a l1,zc Ca
s-sedT unchanged a. 1lazcs sales. 800 bales
Iera5s stead g-change6 a. II sales $3.50 bales
E-1E-5r : ao5 70 500 raigs aEai7s- 7s5 la.- week
t1c a- as -sar- a GaEestor , 600 % 1000 bales
ce7 Creams 900 q 800 bales. against 18ls last
c5--on Ezohs5ss spscal liverpool cables. Spot cot
~ z-.sts- sales : oee s2lss sI%s1s5is- aEd s1DorT
ops7se irregular. unchanged On near Positions zn6 :
Tz-----a 80 1r~e-TI,,- s<ss-5 r-i@-A -5z-5st
t2:1 oc-ober-, -,love-rbe- El4d No-e-1ber-Dece-aber
EssTgz---l l1z-ca ard Ma-ch-aprii. Sd Nznchssssr-
FIoUR AND MEAI-Business IN 66u- today vas
s4-es confined chiety - V.lnre- patents s1o
Sses.zgs1 -ae tollov-tng a-s Prices quoted .he
e Ter s:-z:gats s. 50 s 90 Dtnte- patents
g Lr-z 20 eErgg 10 -:Eter g 'og
81 = 5oaz. . esosss - 5. a5sss I:
1 Azz-FT oqere5 F2e vie snd EsoT
..,szsare iaeRE So To- o. a9g- .5- &c g. szs rsi dos
.zs - s-aS s2S saIE. see 70 sacks: horaisy SBo7
Cram EA--Shorts pals stiI higher prices
= AsT v1es- The Chicago market ys--ercsy, bur chs
- = re lst sharp 6s-liue and closed locally i
:, 80 7Ts- -haa rhe previous night II Chicago the
ec1es-aT comparatively small trades wFIs June
&C around $50 Most TIRE selling pressure
I's-taols 1s-elop>d after midday and 5ase5
ast lev q TIE crop situation although much % ths
-7c-. spring wheat belts
aE fhE- c-a6e-E had c.cJlty' working salts
1c'o- opinion IL crop sit1ation- IN dis
e5es os-sEe -stn reported II Southern Illinois
Operations reported n Tennessee The weekly
rlce CT---e-T- reVor- besrfsI Conditions n The
-r-1Vesr generally regarded favorable, not
sf--E several reports 70 the contrary, anc The tat
- co-rry offerings - there have increased greatly
'-aec e@ects continued Small receipts and ce-
as y AZ 900 busheis 81 the Minneapolis stock tor
p" 1srs A1r1ac Liverpool market practically
-lclz-gsc Continental closed. while good
s-ner reported Bulgaria and the United King
rrE favorable F2uTnania and FEs-
fuE- 0eicai 1ncian figures we're given "a
-oOs 90 bushels compared with 2l6 10000 last year
'ag y holiday TIE Argentine Erocn1ha-l reported
ez-ly- making The total o'o
.-fs compared with 1852 900 bushels last |eeE a
-ogn --ls EF1res cay short Al the IN
IeclA1e opening o. he Chicago lower, IN
p-raz- higher openings elsewhere. but The Hhoie
1-- soor lower prices ard VIII the ex-
sti-1n & reactions rencsncy was
-N1"src pretty much al day- cash wheat Il New
Tx close Follows: . red. 81 % nominal IN ee-
80 szo s. gsss z n . adoat: No Northern DUlGth
.-ienr bo-y-- Y CDEN-N-thoE- nlLea
70 Xzy corr up o2c in the chicago market 70
80 While o, the list turned "eaA alla q
= close &c I1sc lower EeceiplS "er
-sT7 Chicago. contained large propor,l o
ent-act Current report Vas bear1sh ara
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. May sCATTL5@Rec.ipts restiu,sred, short
"a aarfeS z+r9gg and in spots Ioc higher
Sass 10 calves 81 5o9S6 so; and feeders 81 @
market 10. highe- choice Eeay shipping s. 359s5 50
buche-s S5 2eGs5 CO. light mixed, IS 45gS5 80: choce
light s. 55qS5 90 hacking s5dS5 80; pgs s. f5aS5 %
bulk of sales. 81 1885 30 SHEEPReceipts estiratadj
ABOUT 1850 head market active and 0c higher; sheep
Sass, lambs, s. 25uS6 70. yearlings- 500 IS %
Cincinnati. May OGS-Cuiet: butchers and shin
pers. SIS 559S5 SO; common. 81 S59s5 40 CATTTFIZ
ass T5- SIIEEP-Steady, 81 5OG$4 80. LAMBS-Sready
S5aS7-
East Buffalo May .-CATrL.E-Steady: prime steers
Sc 5odST. NFAISReceipts. 600 head slow and stea
S5GS6 I5 HOGS-Receips, 1850 head: slow ana 5I0c
lower heavy. S5 5$J 70, mixed. s. 6jaS5 10: Workers
4OQ65 75; -oughs, 81 4oS4 20: carries IS 5GS5 60
SHEEP AND I4AMBS-Receipt=. head; slow sheep
Kansas CT-y May 2s--CAT-LE-Recefpts $500 head
500 mead southerns, steers 5GIoc higher top
choi>e export dressed beef
S6 50ST 05; fair 10 good So 25dS6
steers 81 75S6 so; Ftockers and feeders 5OIS5 25
Southern Sc sGGs6 % Southern 50 OaS4 50
s3as5 . calves, So 5GdS6 HOGS-Eecep pts - 500
head, 510c higher top s. 80; s. 80
Gs5 So heavy IS 5os5 packers butchers s5 4o
s. So light, So 2opS5 40: S4aS4 75 a1TEEP-Re-
cepts 800 steady. LAMBS, So 259ss 90;
ewes ana yearli1gs Ss4 yearlings 81 so
ass: sheep, 50 1884 90 stocke-s feeders.
SSaS3 rs. -
choice s8 T5gS7; prime. Sc 409s8 65 sHEEP-Supply
ghr steady; prime wethers s. s0GS4 %: and COM
mon s2asa: lambs s3qs6. VEAL CAIVES-ss 5oGST
FOCS-Rsceiptz active, steady: prime heavas ne
S so. pigs 81 90gs4 e5; roughs. 81 56gs4 SO
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

CGTT0N-The rrfton market nervous ard II
-sz- a. early decline being followed By sharp ad
middle session after which the market
Weakened ccr months relatively cas- and the
s1s56- advance q points 70 decline
points estimated CT5.oro bales The
cre-e6 Il decline cf 263 points and
cu---- - ret loss q 5Gs
pans of Wednesdays scattering
----151s--e- Liver
20 " shortly after re local opening. how
e-e- midday -he market here Pecau1.
-he aE-snce be1E &c by july. which was in
@1e--@s light demand the absence % offerings
E-E 7H--r - lOS-
--p responded partially - the advance n
o---her oIl- Il points sbc~a last nights
Later ne decline Jed ~ ire which
closed practically lstes- prices o. th= GsT ~
r-c7 -ep7-- issued hs made the average
r--zl-lo- - Ts- ir6icsrA6 sscre1se
e about s- cent These dgures were close enough
Ir-le sHEsc- n1aTSeT
-o-hs- priva-e -ero-r Is - be Esuee = noo- TIA
might bes-sh.
Tuesday
-h@ acreage condition q rhe crcp
TIE ct I-Ces r1s ic-sl market - Gay
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

September -.....14oO 400 I3 i3 80 Il o2
wish Ipot oasr LONDON market was Lever
fro 3sc 10 9 o vas easg gith Quotations rangins
was IS higher. with spot quoted s57 Is Sd and
anehaRxed with lake quoted at 12s7 &c esc
y 5oc EA -Dg gss q l-'Se I and casing III al Y 81
The local market dun and a shade lower on the
sPEL was unchanged at Els rs Cd in London
ower io9d for ciSSeiand Warrants % IN tSs
With 70 fen5 ocsy Sdy.3 [n9 market market was p8ehaPgsd
timed % d,Ti IS alsS - me PToauce Exchange con
9goeeds as fellows: cash and lIag. S14 50gSI5 5o
SIS sePss o SIS ss = s oo9oosT &c ansGs SIS SIG s3i
MoLAssEs ASD sYRJ Ps@TaKing the the a2Est S5G as
a 2iss aotaos a Th foo9 Eoo5 I6sHf business r at
cans esas Ss2tgi5usaL eorlron - Q Iec; fair. 1o922c
kettle IS - nm GS iTd far 9sR I
9o9 5 6s %s. q ss.2 2f fos2 se z Vi %
Guided goo & 3eanS m m a9d besT 6o pressure Sales in
~ -rq'elDeT at 4oc Switches 1900 July TO septeTn
f-olsau continued il seasonable with prices
w6Lte. bbIs s75o bulk Sc: PhliadeIpia zoe: 5aIE
10 81 T+ cases NsR York l090c Philadelphta
oss 8 Ns% P69 so PPIs sq &c. Ts
I9NsEED oId--Priule crude. 3si1c; prime summer
august g49c sep5e6eT IS, 4ac 't5 6ct5ber ~
20 SEX Poos o ~ 4o1T on sumner yeow Ma
nI{e - 49&e prime winter yellow 47a4e9sc
fssosn raw. - 944c Calcutta zoe. LARD
szt f6e sIf = b . 1oId cash trade
Vision ne n grain oa7 al hs 46 a sos. ospTss %e4. de 4s P
a. Chicago with expected on Frifay Total Vest
e Te-p5s were 6leoo. iBsipdtng 10 600 Kansas city
sad s5H At Omaha F.oEeK-Quet. Quoted: Mess.
EEEf-Stoady Quoted: Mess s13 5rGS14: family.
5sZ EaeSst So 5o9slS: Ia5,a se4as22
EOGS-Steady. Quoted: Baoons. TIC. $50 n 7ssc $50
Picked bellies duIl Quoted sr7okins 9 za1oc 10 b
% a1oc -ALDo7v1steaav: cifr 5zso: CUNT 5a
So LARD-Es-. Quoted Middle Western. s 46a
co,ed: South ATertos e. conttnen -: Ban
keEs. 10 SO Compound STEADY. Quoted: 77sFsisc,
sTEARIHE- Quoted: Oeo. lie. city lard stea-ine
RICE-The market ror rice was steady 70 firm and
qIita active fUil prices Quotations follow: Screening
eg1 IS aSssc Ran=oon and Bassen. - a5c.
STGAE-Tne market for refned sugar stea1y:
unc3anrsd --s following list prices subject to
rebate q u points and discount of for
DAYS C-saI dorlinos 775c. Eagle tablets. 77Oc;
Easie : 5aEs F1d ds-ed 9aa E-aEs eonfec9srs' gram
-e r-71-a-sd 5o6 Eagle n cs-rons q fne gram
latsd- $50. - baEy 90. To- 3lz = begs Do 565o.
d. 40. Eagle fine u standard s-anuated and
diamond - 4oc. confectioners A. X Zoe. No 520r
Hos ard 5Isc No I 5loc; 70 s, o5c No 6
40 Il. .oc, No p Sc; No 13 eac IA * and
Is. 455c The sugar market decidedly higher
--I-s5av would be paid for prompt sh1rent
from C1hs ard 3c treeI- shipment from
C71ra and freight terms 7t- I-1F-
Cuba shipment. rasts q5 Eu-y~ patf prices
close follows. Ceu--77gaI oe fesr $50
81 TIE a1rarace vas sas 70 atgae- foreign rsrEsts
aod TN ho!oins hy Aneriean people Tts London mar
Cuo-se lis Alz6 reports worlds -tsih1a
sr7Tl- - s5h,tT71
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CGFFEE-Trs co1ee market vas very quiet today
z-75
rue1e5 Lr-ha-EeG nur improved slightly .n the late
t-ss-E cVt-E little scattering demand il The sb
<z-r4 90 o1eTlres an6 -be close STEADY, net
CHANGED 70 > points higher There were 10 European
-ares cwg1E the Holidays and there
MOI. @ The Brazilian Or the
----=-r u-cher5e5 Santos - reis
f-ae- receipts continued about the
g0VerD-naut sales. $4,000
r he cfere6 in Hamburg and 1000 IN Rotte-
ssu he held to-Iuo-rCT. after they cut
there Be some greater disposition 10
Se~---- i-svi5ual the probable future of
market saturday vii be holiday IN The Amer
ca rs-set. may Hi be fully
.-f--ec tRe outcome Of The auction sales until
~ here
g. . progress crop harvesting Brazil.
-=- -a benE delayed by Irr1pe Der
interests expressed
r~f--- that early viii about the
ma for spot coffee quiet. with quo
rz-i7ns the basis 81 s2sc for Rio No :
-e prices the local market today
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

eoFlcee we're elac received ccrcernfnr the
e.. crop Eeav rains OF the mississippi made
on market work
eoosse.s eseere and the general situation
satistactoTy Argentine
b,ise' Al 2sI6ooo bushels. compared with 272e
--4e4s Nne previous week
O---laal IN elevator and &c aho
81 was ltte furry in MAY cats Chicago hut
otls advanced ~ over the previous night
Tss @ es iost near the close The rest Of the
sAlih early but eased off with Cash
oLosed follows Mixed 2s to az - Sc natural vbitA
" % ID ss33elzc and clipped white. 70
fzSE--Narket STEADY. z Q
Ne" 4oTk- AFIET-Ma-ys- non
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool May 2s.-Closins-wEEAT-spo firm; No
red Western winter Is &c; No California. Is s1ad;
ber Is 214d. CORN-spot firm; new American kiln
dried I11zd; old American, mixed I'd, futures
May nominal PEAS-Canadian firm. Ts Cd
FLOUR-winter patents STEADY. 29s I'd. HoPs-In
London Pacific Coast, steady. Il 15sGf2 lon
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
AUCTION SALES

! E'IzI, FCREcrOgE sps sell this day,
Nay 2 1G q H.. al ~ Broome 5t-'
--<1ia-tar. { Ior o. drug store nxtnI@e'
l,1tpriE,--E counter. showcases. scales. olt
= bottles. sectional shelving. gas laill4~
s9cprle rEtZres. register and safe. BY "a
% q Cazrles I.eef. attorney for mort
eSsse b. E5al-r auct!onesr-
elrTTE cf an execution On z nc.
4. Bernstein. suctloneeT. VIII sell TO-DAY
n. e. 22z Grand ST Mslhattaa. one
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
EnITARD AND POOL TABLES.

Nt.SrFACTCRERs Of Billiard and poe. Ia
tnr high grade bowling alley pulloers'
.ss. pr1c=s karx Bros - Union rouhrs-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
BUSINESS CHANCEs-

WANT some ore furnish capital and
take interest In the manufacture Of new
machine. recently patented: valuable 30
publishers. will develop good Income. have
working model. Address W, Box s2. TrIA-
uxa of6oA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

UNIVERSITY PLACE.
opposite washington Square ana
men. references
% EAST 23D ST. (Afadisou sousr. sor,.1
suite; Two rooms, bathroom; by month :
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
TrPEWRIrERS-

-sPEwRITlSG u every description. orders
eel-c Tor and delivered II city -lniih :
-. ~. or-e-I promptly executed. Smith q
snfo<s s4s Vest 40 ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

fscToa VISIBLE. 7e Nassau St: catH-
E1s -rss. al makes rzksr part pay
- bargains In Uacerwoock he-ninx-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
P---ss-a-r girl who has h~ad cur IN
E-zlsr4 nicely trained, moderate wages
- bazfr FIa-errv's 0Ecs. 4s5 Columbus
sve Tel. T41-RtvA--
CEAvsERNATD and sEAMsTREs
e-eat- capable voung Protestant woman,
sfTs sooa Coiif-r azency T22 West 2sd 81
CHAsIBERMAID-T woman: Wiling
excellent references city Or country 10
cards Byrne. 100 East 54-h So
~z.Ir9rp,YArr Or PARLORMAID. First
Lass Swedish excellent references city
o. any distance out; SO STettsH s-t-
TsL 4564-,aadtson-
CooK-svedish gt-l. ueaf. good terpsr-d-
s2n- has friend chauberruaid. wages. S22.
0srerbe--ss Bureau. Tis Lexington avs..
tel. io55-PIaza-
COOK class; understands plain an6
fancy cooking. very hne oassr. entrees.
and all frozen dsss,E5s cee Ss 80 c,Itr, 10 -
ave Tel T41-Fiver-
COOKS BY two very nice Swedish girls.
sycelIerr cooks. can AXE full charge.
hss- OF references from prominent city
families. wages $40 and $50. Osterbergs
Bureau. 7l6 Lexington ave ts-- l0o5-
Plaza
cooKs.-swedirh and Finnish; with or
Ste99 t !efsfsne9s s2Gaid; sss esS @sis S2sai
Amarican Domestic Exchange. 13S East
snth a. Tel. 4564-Madison Square
CooK.-Young English woman. excellent
*
west 23d -. TeleDhons. after 10 a m.
Iss4-CheIsea-
COOK AND WAITRESS mother and
,4augErer. to 20 TO the couErrv Write
NJ % Box ~. T-ioCns Uptown Ofce 1854
Broatway-
COOK AND LAUNDRESs; CFJAMBER-
MAID AND WATTRESS--Two friends.
North o, Ireland. excellent references. pri-
vate family no cards Glynn, $50 Wes:
COOK Good cook. with or without plain
small family adults; country J w
care Ho-anr. I36 West 18th 81 second
floor.
COOK and LAUNDREss-- baker
and good family cook, very best refer
erces: city or country NJ c. Mrs. Col
He's Agency. 10 west sd st
COOK.-strtctly first class. very neat.
clr1Ls SSJiltuAACa-s inquest EoN1AlE-lcn1G-
tons. city OF country A II. Mr2 Col
Hers Agency. 10 West 23t s.
COOK K.--Protestant. excellent references
understants all branches OF plain and
fancy cooking. S-}5 70 S45. city Or country
Nj NJ. Mrs Golfers Agency. 122 West
I'D st
COOK chamberrlaid and
waitress: two neat. Obnging girls. u1od-
crate wages city or country. NJ G.. Mrs.
Golfers Agency. l22 West 23d s.
COUPLE-Frsnch. DO entire work private
family, city or country, another couple.
best references Morrow Bureau. 81 Lex
tnEton ave. cor. 5Sth- Tel l92S-Piazn
FIRST CLASS cooks. laundresses. wait
resses. pariornaids. chsmoerrraids and
housenaatts on hand mostiy Scanctnavtan
and German help. references strictly In
vsstlgatsd- Scandinavian Emp. Bureau.
TAT Lexington ave between 59th and 6Ogh
ats Tel sSsT-PlaEa
GENERAL HOCsEwoRK- -B By good.
smart Young Irish girl. neat and quick
about her y 0rts- also have two green girls.
very willing F'laherty's Oftice. ass Coluul-
BUS ave. Tel Tf1-River-
HotsEwoRK.- German girls to do
work us small family. young. clean.
strcrx w Hofmayer's Bureau. 15S West
2sd 81 Please call after 10 m
HoUsEwoRK Or COOK IACNDREss.
Young Issa Irtsh srt STes es, GO ~ = H. 30
phone. after 10 a n. 1854 Chelsea.
OUsEvOREER woman. "a sen
ersi ho,!zaworker IN country. New York
Srsr4 preferred no laundry ucrk, refer
snesa Actress. AIS LAnox an
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
OFFICE FIXTURES.

sas. STORE AND OFFICE
81 sLEc~ee FIXTURES Designs
II V%sH and Estimates on appli-
n N cation
f$-.-eHy BAR FIXTURES
sNF HNr 10 order ana IN stock
I- T II E BRUNSWICK
KE-CoLLENDEH 90. OF ". Y.
salesroouns, 81 a. SO ". a2d ST near B'way
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
Female

AMERICAN WIDOW Cprot-stant,. in hoteI
or private family. care of invalid linen
room or charge IF help. or carerakar. NJ.
G. B.. TaErySoHn Postocnoe. n. z
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

I NURSE 20 grown children. good sean
I stress assist wien cham Os-woriS. willing
and obuyzuE wages moderate, city or co,1-i-
+ trv FIaaercy-s OE.-e ass Columbus ave.
E --af -fT-Fstv@-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

EOCSEV y Itt1 E2---Very neat. three vssrs'
references city or country E. n. M-S.
Collier Agency. 122 West I'D IT
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

FeuaiA

lf0T-SEKEEP ER or LkDT-S MAID Ca
pabls oc taking entire c1args % houss
~are-{rs marketing. good d-essrnaks-. hair
dresser. spea6s French and English. sx-
csHent reference. N. n. Mss FitzGeraIt 5
bureau. 5O3 9th ave. cor I'D
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

CHAUFFEUR careful driver;
can make all repairs: well recommended:
willing 70 be otherwise useful moderate
salary. A Noller. I24 E. 10Th 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

CHAUFFEUR CP.-Tenperate careful driver
reliable: can do OWE repairing best ref
~~ences: will work very reasonably: willing
to go anywhere. Chauffeur, 242 Plane St,
Newark. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

CHAUFFEUR R-MA CHINIST. IS: have run
all kinds automobiles, motor boats, here
and abroad private family preferred
Alexander, care Of kays, Jas East 4Sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
FeraEa

sTENoCPAPHE, typewriter. general Of
zee assistant. 70; three years experience.
-auid accurate. anbt-IcJs and trustWorthy (.
rAr-77anenr place. best OF references Miss
Hart. $50 Bleecksr St
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

CHAUFFEU R--Wtth private family; rIa
any make gasoiene car do OWE repairs
good references; married, age. -. height,
5 feet 10 inches Kennedy. - Charles 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. - By English
man 20: six years driving experience:
nuentiy: wages $50 a week F. H. B. 1O5
West Gath ST
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

TWO YOUNG GIRLS--COok. WASH and
IRON otrer chaulberulaii and waitress
good saarustress- have friend nurse. to-
Sether Or separate city or out Morrow o
Bureau ~ Lexington ave. corner SSH 50.
ss.r foeS-PIaZa
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

YOUNG WOMAN. strong; houssvorxsr
good cook exce-lerr iaurdr-ss can bake
has brother useful. understands cows
Horses plain gar9sne-, ciry or our Nor
rows Bureau. al Lexington avs. corner
18th 81 Tel is1S-Piaza-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

/ COOKS S-By two very nice Swedish girls.
s~ceIIer- cooks. can axe full charge.
Lss- OF references from prominent city
families wages $40 and $50. Osterbers's
Bureau TI6 Lexington ave- tsl-. lC55-
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

HACFFEUR--Colored, private OF dec
tor. GOOD reference: moderate wages;
city or country. East 1926 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

YOUNG GIRLS lsist-rsl. as charr5e-riaids.
togsfh-T; country preferred Esx.ss<0
a1e West zssn -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

CHACFFEC R--Cou petsnt, careful. relt-
able man Of excellent habits and charac-
ter; with private family. TO operate gas
car. William l. CeTmak, 1875 lst ave
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
THE REGARD OF BRITAIN.
Long, Kindly articles on Grouer
CleUeIand's Career.

London. June 25.-The London morning papers
print long memoirs and portraits of Mr. Cleveland
The Daily Telegraph devotng six columns to
this purpose. Some editorials also are published
on the death of the former President OF the United
States, and the majority of these make of the
strange coincidence of his death the date when
the American diplomatic representative withdrew
from Venezuela.
All the newspapers pay warm tributes to Mr..
Cleveland's independence of parties his integrity
and high purpose, and their references the 'un-
fortunate Venezuelan incident made without
bitterness. The Daily Mair' says:
Cleveland will stand in history as one who
achieved his popularity by invariably placing the
interests of the nation above those of classes
ever influential
THE Morning Post" in highly laudatory ed
torial
Cleveland was one of the great of his time.
He had Btsmarcks strength and Bismarck's breadth
of view and than Bsmarck's honesty AS
President he did not lift a finger for the Demo-
cratic party but merely served the United States
He the strongest that lived in the White
House since the death OF Washington.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
IoBBYING EXPENSES FILED.

Albany June 24-Although yesterday the
last day when corporations and others must fle a
statement Of expenses incurred in advocating or
opposing bills before the regular session of the
last Legislature those received in the mail at the
Secretary of States Office to-day were accepted.
The statements are required be filed under the
provisions of law passed two years ago
The statement of the Jockey Club, giving the
the Agnew- Hart anti-raeing and artl-gambling
bills. had not yet been received There appears to
be q question whether the Jockey Club is
compelled to file its statement until two months
after the date of the adjournment of the ex-
traordinary session OF the Legislature which
passed the bills.
Included In the statements Just filed are the New
York Telephone Company, ss.5s8: the Interboroug h
Rapid Transit Railway Company, $3.50; the Lager
Beer Brewers Board of Trade S5.sa2: the New York
State Brewers Association, s5358; the Citizens
Union of New York. $3.50; the Iighterage Associa-
ton OF New York. 81 $50; the Merchants Associa-
ton OF New York, $751; the Brooklyn Heights Rail-
way Company, 1886; the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company, s51S; the Locomotive Firemen and En-
gineers' Association. s525: the Erie Railroad Com
paay, 1853, the AntiSaloon Lea que 1884 the Civil
Service Reform Association. 1886: the Allied Real
Estate Interests, $40; the North American Game
Protective Association, 500 the United States
STANDARD Voting Machine Company S1S3; the Asso-
citation of Life Insurance Presidents slss. rhs
Adams Express Company, 500; the New York State
Automobile Association. $50: the Union Railway
Company, s27, and the American Express Com
pany. SO
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
cUMMINs FORCES WIN IN IOWA.
Progressives Defeat 'Standpatters"-sup-
mort Pledged to Taft and Sherman.

Waterloo Iowa June Ex-Governor A. B. Cum
minis leader of the so-caled ''Progressives," was
chosen permanent chairman Of the Republican
State Convention here today. defeating Robert
Healv the choice OF the ''standpatters. The con-
vention adopted state platform. which gives Ell
rhusiastic Endorsement TO Governor Cummins ana
TIE Progressive legislation upon railroad and cor
roration questions. The platform also gives warm
Endorsement 10 the services of the lowan oelega-
tio in Congress- and especially TO Senator William
B. Allison whose reelection by the next Legs
lsture is pledged. The ''Progressves' obtained
control of the new state campaign committee by
majority of one
The convention nominated Judges Ladd ana
Weaver TO succeed themselves on the Supreme
bench and went through the fornalty of approving
The nominations for state officers made in recent
primaries.
The platform adopted. in addition 70 commend
ing legislation fares. abolition Of rail-
way passes, prohibiting corporation contributions
10 campaign funds and compelling publicity for
campaign expenditures. pledges loyal support 10
Taft and sherman and the national platform
The convention also adopted the following reso-
luton on the death Of Former President Grover
Cleveland:
Resolved, That this convention has learned with
regret Of the death Of former President CleYe-
land. executive whose patriotism frmness and
Country1len Of all parties and honored American
manhood. II extends its sympathy 10 his bereaved
family and the nation he loved and served with
fidelity and sincerity.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-25
NAUTILUS At HAVANA.
Welcome to First Spanish Warsh'p
in Port Since Var.

Havana, June N-The schoelshp Nautilus tne
first Spanish naval vessel to enter CUBAN pef
since the REIMBURSEMENT of Spanish sovereignty
over the island came into the harber OF Havana
this afternoon and was warmly welcomed by the
entire Spanish colony of the city, many thoufahas
of Cubans Joining in the demonstration
The Nautilus left Vera Cruz June l, but her
arrival here was delayed by headwinds ana esi'hs'
At 9 o'clock this morning she was sighted from
the Morro about twenty miles to the northward,
becalmea and drifting In the Gulf Stream tug
sent to tow her in.
Salvos of pyrotechnic bombs signailed the s'sh.-
ing of the long expected scheolship, great efe"os
going to the waterfront see her arrival. meet
of a hundred gayly decorated yachts and Launches,
steamers and sailbeats gathered at the mouth OF
the harber to escort the visitor to her anchorage