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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
COTTON BUSINESS SLACK
Heavy CurtaiIment in Summer and
Autumn Looked for

Boston May ia further slackenirg NJ
In New England Gotten rnilI.naachinery has
been decided on, and during the summer and
iaH months heavy curtailnlent Of produc-
tlor IS looked for. Many Of the corporations
which have their head Offices IN Boston win
curtail from % 10 IS Ia per cent during
the next few months. It is announced, or
until The new cotton crop is available. Next
week numerous mills will be stopped for =
few days. and on the following week others
VII be idle The Amoskeag Corporation, of
this city, viii shut down all its cotton mills
IN Manchester. n. H, next Thursday until
June l. The company which is the largest
Gotten concern in the world, employs 1880
operatives.
In Fall River twenty or more corpora
tons, employing fifteen thousand hands, win
shut down on May q or % until June s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool May ls--WEEAxT-sret ,I ee,i:
octobsr. Is Sd CoRN-Spoe quist> old arss<l-
can. mixed. IS Zizd; new kiln d-tec- os S1sG'
via Galveston. IS e1sd: futures dull; July noLi.
nal PEAS-carzcian. Is Sd FLoUR-Fi5Se-
pars-rs. sCs So. BEEF-Exera India mess l-as
* PCRE-prirns mess western. 1855. EoPS
in London IPaeiac coss[l: soy ESa Is
Short cut I5s 3d. BACON-Crrnbsrlano cul.
T0s: short rib. rs Cd: clear bsllies. I4s; long
clear midd1es. hshr, rs: hssxyi rs 3D. sn2rt
clear backs. lis SHOCLDERS-Scuares COS
IARD-PrfTne Western. tisrces. SIS: american
refined. pals Sos &C. CHEEsE-Cenaslar Insst
wife SIS Cd; coIored dull. SIS So TALLOW-
Prime city no stock. TCRPENTINE..SpIth SPIRITS.
ass So ROSIN-Cornr,o-- lis. PEIROLECN-
T.sd ILNSEED OIL-4os COTTONSESD OH
-rTuu refined spot, 31s g. TALLCW-Ausrra-
London. May I9.-RAw sUGAR-Sfuscovato.
12s Sd; DO centrifugal, AS &c BEET GET suSA e
Ga LINsEED OIL-Ses Tad SPERM OIL
$50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES refined 01sc; DO
spirits "a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as Sd
RosIN-Arae-ican. strained. lis: DO fine. 15s 90
Anrwe-p. May 1e.-PETROLEUM-ls francs
Montreal. May ls.-cHEEsEE1rrns-; tcdtsrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20

saes3 s. s2asaerH .. sals 81 ss.l s.sss
ssss cs %ss sa,: s Il e %.ssssia
5 ssssH g. gss,ss. % .a. q *
EST RsFmp %IsrS SatG S9a Ge q
eREbN coEN,, North esgelins. srats; 1899 So
9 sS orlss5s 100 r Tsp sb
b buSa~ s5Sss; EsTTucE. soushsra basket.
sSsss aUsaRooMs. as Soc $ 90;
g yeiioW. s. ' 25asi SO: wsits. = 15es1 SO:
Egyptian. bag. 50 so: New Orleans. lob 6as'
= 70 81 d sS ea . ss oa4H 81 PER- 9kS4
large. Basket. 81 Seg -: small sl25 Q $ 90:
virginia large. haif hSI basket 81 SOD 81;
small. sI9si SO: North Carolina. large. Is
81 3 b ss sar S. s ssi bssk sa
PEPPERS. Florida. larss box 81 20 Q -; esr.
P ,sF = Kew orleans. curly ssi. sIssf So
b 6 skst e g aoc; plain bSl SIC ~ ssTSgs.
S Ses sasRs1 s scsss ssas ersts
roe s9gshsEa. bsskss e ssee; aHu IIoss
so a 75c: STRING BEANS, South carolin@ and
Georgia srssn Or MaT hasssI. seggs:
ns@ of bbi sosoe saGasH FL Piorida White
or 5 ys y s g S9s 'ts Bew S surns
asa; TOMATOES, Florida. carrier, s1TSa:
hothouse. ID. 1oe: WATERCREss. 100 punches.
81 5o@s2.
MILK AND cRKAM-The exchange price
26c zone, or 81 81 40-qpart can delivered in
New York. The demand is normal to- this sea-
OF tbs year, with surplus 10 Dc raken
The receipts Of milk and cream IN 4o,suars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
TEXAS OIL TO CUT MELON
cafes'S Company May Give so
Per Cent to Shareholders.
y0TE FOR STOCK INCREASE
rsort VIII Be Made TO List
shares on New York, Lon
don and Paris Exchanges.

-. stockholders Of the Texas Company.
-. al concern with which John w Gates
trslheea prominently identifled since he
-s-es from the stock market and took up
- ,hode In Texas. Will take action at 2
- meeting at Houston On May g on
r-onosirion TO increase the capital stock
!. ssso0oso. the plan including also the
.i~seior among the shareholders OF
.-.sssor perhaps as large as 50 per cent.
q - authorized stock IS $500 600, Of which
= - 6o5 IS outstanding. There IS also an
s-,so-szed issue OF s60ao.e3 PEI cent de-
s--su-es. OF which & eoaoo5 are outstanding
~ ssbertures are convertible into stock
:. $50 share. or st tbs rata OF about
: q shares <or each bond
:. - he meeting e resolution also viii be
...sa On providing that when the add
.s,nsl shares are authorized the directors
Nv arrange for the isuance OF such addi-
s-,sl stock as 2 stock dividend to an
.-nc,,nt which may be warranted by the
I. .s-s,srv's surplus. Debenture holders who
ssssfI hare exchanged their bonds into stock
IN nsrticipste n the stock dividend
stfu another resolution 70 be presented at
.-s stockholders meeting viii authorize the
,s..~ro-s Il take steps for listing tbs stock
!. the New York and Lcnoon stock ex-
,serrss and the Paris Bourse. Only E few
,-sss,s ago, it viii be remembered, the
etssk Of the Associated OIL Company. which
= controlled by the Southern Pacific Com
.sgrz. was admitted 70 quotation on the
vsT York stock Exchange, berg the first
"a stock ro be placed on the list OF that
ssyShanse. Texas Company stock is AZ
--sssrt not listed on any exchange, but
current quotations for = by local houses
xsieh handle transactions in the issue are
~ bid and - asked. The company has
-aid z Der cent dividends yearly since its
incorporation. II 1902.
The Texas Company owns about eight
hundred miles ef pipe line. reaching Texas,
fElahous and Louisiana oil fields Its
s-oracs tanks have IN aggre gate capacity
o4-1nore than z oao, 900 barrels OF oil, and
81 eE.s refneriss 1t three points in Texas.
.-,r1a in addition tank cars and tank steam
+. sss5 The company has III ocean terminal
1, Europe and half dozen terminals On
t, - Atlantic seaboar6 in this country, be-
Esss many local distributing stations in
re interior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20

The receipts OF milk and cream IN 4o-ouar-
cans for ths week ended May i were as follows:
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, May 10. 1910
BEFyES-Esceipts 43 cars. or IT'S head;
none on sale. Feeling nofninally steady Tor
all sorts and grades Dressed beef moderately
active az II @ I2c per ID for native sides
CALyEs-Receipts. 15c. mainly to butchers
Feeling steady. City dressed vsals IN good
demand at II G1zc per 10; country dressed DO,
eS14e.
saies-Newtor & Co: Maryland veals. 14e
ID average. SIS IS per 100 ID.
SHEEP AND IAafBs-Receipts II cars. OF
404 head, including cars for slaughter and
ana 25c lower: ordinary and fair lambs dull
and barely steady; spring lambs in good de-
r1and ard unchanged. One car OF sheep w
soid Good 70 prime sheep. IS ESQ IS per 100
lb: culls So so: ordinary lambs. S6; culls, 50;
MARYLAND and West Virginia spring LAMBS,
81 Dressed mutton slow at II 1Sttc per
10; dressed lambs quiet az 1431Ic, q few At
1TAc: country dressed dollhouse lambs, $3GST
saIes-Kerns Commission c.: $50 West
Virginia spring lambs. g ID average, 81 per
100 ID: 303 Ohio lambs. 60 ID. IS: 2s2. g lb,
SIS: 8 cuIls 50 ID, Sc; I92 Ohio sheep. SO 10. So
Newton e. Co.: $50 Maryland spring lambs.
81 ID. SI1; 7 Maryland sheer, 10 ID. 50 70
Topir & shannon: 1913 Ohio sheep. 81 70.
81 *: 1872 SO Ib. SIS so; 21S. 81 ID. IS so: 1o1
M Ne 4 Co.: aes MARYLAND sp-tng
lambs. CO III. ST.; Maryland sheep 80 To-
s sanders: 81 Jersey sheep. 100 Ib, IS rs;
culls 81 Ii, So 30.
uoG-Receipts, 2.25e. all 10 slaughtere-s
Feeling norninaIly steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. May 19--Longs made square
sold down 70 81 a bushel. NeTs OF the pur-
chase OF 1000 barrels OF -four al Milvankee
helped put the bears TO route I4te ~ ne Sas:
higher. July finished ~ exactly last night
figures. and May se lover. Ina aao1atiSn1s
70 &c lower ana provtsio-s 5sa1T1sc down.
The weather and crop ccptirtons. except n
1Ilgnois vs~s rsrcrtsd as IDEAL Even Kansas
told good story the rains having caused re-
narkabls Improvement. with acdirional shoNers
nrAdiofed for tc-niwht In this state registrations
Continued regarding al unfavorsoie situatloa
due TO the Hessian fly The ecrion OF the Ionss
in protecting the market With u1nss1rattnS
strength seemed TO be based on the i1sa that
heavy deliveries in progress here wcuic nave a
tendency 10 ss,yroralize the trade. Besides. FOR
efxn markets ware reported % Be VerJ weak.
ara there was information that ire droutn IN
Australia had been broken Moreover. Il was
snYlolncsa that the Texas harvest would De on
naxr week an. that n consequence 50 LOUIS
will expect plenty OF wheat for grinding from
June i 20 10 The dollar level vas struck right
az the op.ning Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
UPR0AR ON EXCHANGE
Brokers Anger Chairman by Wild
Dance, but Escape Detection.

. The fun loving members OF the Stock
i Erchange having nothing much TO do in
h way OF executing orders. yesterday
,-5aag another dull DAY" decided to Lven
glngs ID BY 2 little horseplay. Someone
suggested thar ng-around-rosy'' would
e good way 10 start things moving, and
7 few minutes several such rings were
WIRING around on different parts Of the
aOor. the dancers singing 81 the top OF
thsi- lungs. Old and staid brokers. who
we're TOO digriAsd 10 take part IN the
rme, we're forced 10 become the 'rosies.''
az rainly endeavored 10 break from the
tries formed by their sport loving com
rsdss
n vain the presiding officer, from his
Eat in The rostrurn. raped fo- order.
On with the dance" was the cry, and
tie singing and whirling continued until
ths chairman, evidently angry AZ the fail
ne q re members 70 recognize his
sutho-ity descended from his high seat
sls started for the floor. Before he got
there, however. the skyiarkiug had ceased
gk L BY magic. He returned 70 the ros-
trun only 10 have the uproa-- break out
ssrezh
Once more. he descended. only 10 ind
AZ ne brokers busy reading the quota
rons. bur This time he saw On the op-
zzz.s--ta side Of the floor what APPEARED 10
@Eis exact double. He rushed over 10
yasre his counterpart stood, but the lat
r disappeared IN the crowd Of brokers,
OILY 70 reappear e few seconds later n
me -ostruu lately abandoned by the angry
chairman, where he raped loudly for
o1seE
Tho-oughlv aroused the chairman dashed
for his seat but Mr.. Double was 100 quick
for hin. and when he got back 70 his seat
be toune = empty. except for bunch o.
false gray z-hiskers and skull cap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
SHORT TIME FOR wooLLEN MEN

4 Providence. Nay 19.-six thousand ope--
atives employed in wooIlen mills IN this re-
glon have been placed on short time
schedule by the manufacturers in order 10
curtall production To-day the Riverside
mills Of olneyville went on schedule IF
three days e week. Notices were posted in
the Manton mills of AIanton an6 the Ma
t2onal ana Providence mills, CT OlneyviIIe,
announcing shutdown tonight and the
beginning Of g four days week schedule.
The Weybosser and Valley wersted mills
are running i've days weekly. and other
plants have stopped part OF their machinery.
The mills named are owned by the Ameri-
can Woolen Company, OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
. PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO
posais for addition 70 female nurses Guar
tsrs.'' Will be received AZ the Bureau OF YARDS
and Docks. Navy Department. Washirs tor.
until II o'clock q N. June II. 1910 and then
ana there puottcly opened. for addition TO
female uurses' quarters. az the L s. Naval
Hospital. New York. n Y. FIsrs ard susci-
hcations can be obtained On application to the
May 8. 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECETVEr
at the once % the Lighthouse Engineer.
TonpktnsVille. n T. until I o'clcek D n.
June Q. 1910. and then opened. for furnishing
Miscellaneous Articles and Materials fo- t.s
Lighthouse ESSa bltshnlsnt for the fiscal yea
ending June 80. 1911. IN accordance with spec
rcattons. copies OF which, with olank pro
upon application 10 the Light-Eouss En- ginger.
Tonpkinsville N v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
FOR s25, 100000 BOND ISSUE
Central New England Railway Makes
Application-Previous One Denied.

albany, May ls.-The Central New Eng
land Railway Company has applied 10 the
Public Service Commission for permission
70 mortgage its property and franchises TO
secure an issue Of mortgage bonds amount
ing 10 600 and for an order authoriz-
ing the immediate Issue Of So, is, 600, with
which TO take up outstanding obligations.
The previous application Of the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Company for rehnancing the Central New
England Railway property was denied by
the commission on August II, 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
EoAD At A NOMINAL FIGURE
Wants Clear Decree Of Pore
Closure of METROPOLITAN.

- -soornbe found yesterday in PRO-
- - oseree Of foreclosure cf TIE Metro
- sseet Railway Company Submitted
-. s--'Ls4 Tor the Morton Trust Company
- - nader /: those persons interested in
~ -. garizatton scheme could acquire
a.. 1e system - : nominal figure, de-
-. ne fsct that 100000 cash was the
90. Dssee tzed IN the foreclosure decree
!. p - ~ The Guaranty Trust Company
w.. tA'isr's mortgage IS for ST. 80 .oo9
= @t o. the Morton Trust Company
- : e-es'seeoo- Bronson Winthrop. counsel
49, .e lssier. wlaea Judge Laccn1be called
~. - C els discovery, wanted 70 know
Il, - purchaser should be required 10
49,, >ssaessi9'9 cash. og anything buL a
.s.-.-- So ss'l, when he would take ever and
- -'-.s ms Lens and the two mortgages.
g.. Aithrep said that the purchaser
u,,ts- seea conditions should not be re-
49, 49,. % Fay q cert. Judge Lacouabe in
r---', sssssSiAeas regarding changes In the
oSciee. 70 De submitted tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20

Spot quiet with prices 20 points l1 TSs.
f 81 4 Kidding CUT Sales 1900 bales Ihy-
erpool cables: Spot IN good denaeno; S0o
b t9 9g RzaeTican. 600 balss: CALLED; ZOO
imports 600. American, 1000. Midenns. up
lard soAd Futures opened quiet, 81 70 o
points lower; closed steady. to points higher
Nav 7.s7d: May-June 81 JH a!e
re- = z7S: september-October. 1929; oetober-
November, 6so1zd; ovenaber-pecerrneT: o. ~
6,67Hd: Feb-uary-March. $3.50; March-ApSli'
G.e5d. -.:. - O oho
C0FFFE-Ouiet, sales amounting 10 S,ooV
4aes b1Ir prices were about STEADY, closing q
ur@han~ed 20 = points ret decline HaVre Was
y franc lower Hamburg, Rio ana santos III
cbanse6 II the cash market rhsre was oL-tZ
"a moderate demand. Spot prices were aoou1
STEADY az So q SO fer RIO no = Local. 0'--'
tract prices. r~.r
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WEEKLY COTTON STATISTICS.

Liverpool. May 1e.-Following are tbs
weekly cotton statistics: Total sales. al
kinds. $4,000 bales; total sales, American,
$4,000 bales; English spinners' takings,
$4,000 bales; total export, 1000 bales
quantity afoat, all kinds, $4,000 bales
quantity afloat, American, $4,000 bales A;
total sales on speculation. 500 bales totai
sales 10 exporters, 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20

New York May 19, 1910
GRAIN-WEEAT-An the American grain
markets will be closed tomorrow until u oclock,
Eastern time. on account OF the funeral OF the
late King Edward OF England. During to-osyf
ira ding there nervous underIone. ana Wr1lis
much OF the news was beerish and prices AZ
times were considerably below the previous Close,
there was hesitation about taking heavy risks
on the short side owing 70 the belief that me
technical position had been strengthened py rne
recent heavy Hquidaung movement and oper-
ators. rule seemed 10 fear esgressiVe sup
port from leading bulls and prices closed STEADY
al sc decline 10 &c advance. The Liverpool
market weak az = TO I'D decline as Ele
result Of continued pressure Of wheat from
Manitoba and Argentina and influenced oy re-
ports OF beneficial rains in Russia Export SAFES
were loads OF Manitoba wheat: NO RED mere
81 il nominal. + and No Northern: . los4
nominal Z b. CORN-Moderately active, anG
after opening steady developed an easier tee!ns
under selling and al the close showeo Het soss
nominal Z, and No ! Northern, 81 1sS@
nominal b. OATS-Esier. closing un,
changed 10 y lower. Cash oats quiet natural
white 2s 10 50 p, 4694s34c: clipped white. s. TO
a n. 27G527zc. RYE-Nominel. BARLEY
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCES.

CoTTON-Fery active, ana --tCt1@t-S-S
were sensa tionalIy violent, a sharp advance
ouert sham recovery. with closing prices steady,
net unchanged 10 1 points higher. Ths course
OF July was particularly cratic, that pos!L.g5@
selling as high Is 10. 15c during the early taag
ing as low Is 1870 during the afternoon eno
closing al II Csc. or net unchanged; surprising
lance, but as soon as the English market cl9seq
the local market weakened under TsheMGl ..
general liquidation with heavy stop loss oEae-s
uncovered on a scale down. Southern spot n1ar
kets unchanged 20 &c lower; Private ce0. n
from LIVERPOOL were very bull!sh reporting an
improved trade demand. The LiVerpooL maze ZEE
viii be closed to-day and SATURDAY ana -r Nv
Orleans will also be closed on Friday, but tt-s
New York market will be open, as II Is May Nay
notice day and tenders are expected LOCAL
contract prices: ~-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York May 10 1910
grANs AND PTAs-Reeeipts. 41b bags
sanE ana b75 bags peas. Hardening tendency
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED ~ J. Thomas Reinhardt. No. 81
broad street New York and Nc. % Devon
shire street. Roston-)
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CANADIAN NORTHERN
% weak IN May So 30 $3.50 $1,000
July Inlay IA. 10.e46.70o s,4Te,1oo 7.Seo.coo
CHICAGO & ALTON
T G "i fMa AZ il 117isSSS 1io7sSs0 1865 i91
GRAND TRUNK.
week IN Nay ss4s a 5ss 1 sSss 2ss
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN.
e f fMa N Nay ssSs9e9 e Sss9
IOWA CENTRAL
2 week s II MAJ iss s9s sss Sc
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS.
3 q 9 sM in Nay Y. ssSls ssS IS Sc
SOUTHERN.
sq assE q 4 Mss ssss s sso5 2S2 ,sls0
July I-May "a. so.o4S,sss z5. s4siT 45'ss7. 500
TOLEDO. ST. roUIs & WESTERN.
p week sM n Nay ss go s g. isS So ss
BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY. LIGHT & POWER.
cross asa: aafaa ss5ii- ssassss ssss s$Slss
Net earnings: slOols8 ss2s2sa sI7.ssa
Jan. I-Aprii So
gtcss :aEaias. ssss. 597 ssss.s 81 a3Is1 s
Net earnings. sSs2. 1876 <sas. $50 sss.154
CllssNEIr SUI = OCICA5CS
Month Of April
Gross earnings. $1,000 S65.609 sS.4l1
OpeT. expenses. 1921 1925 2.166
Net earnings. sS2.22S S2I.eS4 S6.2+S
Fixed charges. 2T.s75 25,1s1 2. 3d.
Surplus ..... s4.S5& ss0s IS. S51
Jan I-April So
Gross earnings. SSS1.0f2 sS42 GIT SIS. S55
Oper. expenses. 176,2i3 155.s49 90. 364
Net earnings Si04 100 sss s2s S1797I
Fixed charges 1u.48 eT,61O 10. So
peAcit ....... s6625 S.Ts2 S.s4i
FONDA JOHNSTOWN & CIOVEPSVILLE
Month OF April
Gross earnings. SS245S s702s5 s12171
Net earnings. 44.zS0 ST,621 s. SIS
July 1-ApriI 30
Gross earnings ST45.54s s632.737 s1t2s11
Net earnings. SS2,S47 3l2.42z 30 423
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EXPORTS.
Cash OBLIGATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'Norainal. c. 1 {. Elevator. domestic basis
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.


FURNISHED b. Frederic r. hatch & Co. No 50
Eroad street,
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suRRoGATEs NOTICES.


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A Literary Dispute.

p ICHARD LIE GALLIENNE, the noted
: poet, said at dinner at the Hotel
Westminster in New York:
Literary disputes are interesting 10
properly conducted. Too many OF them,
however, are suggestive of the Shake
spearean dispute in Tin Can.
PROF. Bill Billus OF the Tin Can Dane
ing Academy delivered a lecture in the
Lone Hand saloon, and in the course OF
his argument recited The Boy Stood on,
the Burning Deck a gem, he declared.
from Shakespeare's Othello.'
but an interrupter rose and strobe
forward.
81 am a Boston gent, said the inter-
rupter. and | certify that no Shakespeare
never wrote that piece
Friend. said Prof. Bilus, gently, i
can convince you that he done So
Convince away said the Bostonian.
skeptically.
$50 Prof. Bilus led off with his right
foot, and followed up the argument with
brass cuspidor, falling. In the SUISSE
quent clinch on top.
Who writ the piece? he shouted, as
he pummeied his opponent steadily.
shakespeare the Bostonian answered
In smothered tones from beneath.
Are you sure?' asked the professor.
Dead sure was the reply. I seen him
do it, =
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the city has in recent years received such
signal attention. and. indeed. her sojourn
is not only a delightful episode OF the
winter. but Ii marks the change which Is
apparent in the national mind. The
wounds caused by the civil war seem to
have healed most effectually when the
widow OF a Confederate hero receives as
much attention from a republican Presi-
dent as she could possibly have expected
from democratic one. President and
Mrs. Taft overwhelmed her with the cor
diality of their reception. She was the
guest at the great banquet prepared for
the judiciary. but at which many gov
ernors and scores OF other distinguished
visitors were asked. and no one present
was shown more delicate attention and
more fattering homage.
From the numberless societies which
have charge of the widows and orphans
of the southern cause Mrs. Jackson nat
urally could have anticipated much at
tention and she received II beyond the
limit OF her endurance. At the beautiful
ly arranged reception given by the Con
federate Veterans and the Daughters OF
- SsASederacy the scenes were most al