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New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Feb Flour-Dull.
without change. Spring patents. $4,000
4.66; winter stralgllts, 81 5Gd $50, winter
patents. SAI0nI.1n; spring clears, $4,000
SO; winter extras No. I. sa,0nW4 10.
winter extras No. >, $G.9o@ 90; Kansas
struights, sit01 I.26, iieccIpts. 15 900
barrels. shipments. 1000 barrels.
elevator and 10. f. o. b. afloat. nom
inai; No l northern Duluth, 81. Oli + o, b..
aflost. Futures we're slightly lowor early
owing 10 favorable weather and on pre-
dctiong OF an Increase In the visible sup
ply but rallied on wcek~c end covering,
closing unchanged TO sc net higher. May,
99S@$1.00. closed s1.00 3-16. July. 9S30
9Ssc, closed 9Sac; September closed o6ic,
Bonded whcat--Nay closed eIbc; July
closed 91hc; receipts $4,000 bushels.
shipments. 5000 bushels,
1917. GOA 2Sc; 1911, limI5c: Pacific coast.
1912, 17623c. 1911 13u16c.
HIdcs-Firm. Central America. soc.
Boeota. 29i@3Olc.
PetroIeuuI-SIcady Refined New York
barrels. $3.50: do, bulk. S4.S5: Philadel-
pNa barrels $3.50, do, bulk. Si.s5.
Wool-Stcady. Domestic fleece. Xxx
Ohio, $31M32c,
Raw sugar-S,eady Muscovado SO
test. 2.9Sc; centrifugal. 90 test. 4Sc;
molasses sugar. 80 test @:7&c; refined,
steady; cut loaf 5.l5c: crushed. 5.05c;
mould A. 47Oc: cubes 4,6oc; XXXX DOW
fine. 4.35c; diamond a. iS5c: confecLion
ers a, i,20c; No. !, i.i0c; No. .. 4.0bc.
No. s. Ac; No. 4, $3.50; No. >, 3.9oc: No.
IS. : S5c No. I, soc; No. s. Csc; No Q.
g T0c. No. 10. S65c: No. II. 36Oc: No H.
S.o5c: Ne, Is. 3.o0c; No. il, 3.1Qc.
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VIGOROUS UPTURV
IN WHEAT MARKET
Chicago Traders Take Stock
in Rumor Regarding Pres
sure on Turkey.

CHICAGO, FEB S.-Runors ,iI.t de-
cisiEc action regarding Turke,' was about
10 ~" taken by Germany and England
brought about stampede todav 10 the
UP Side in wheat IN consequence, the
market closed - 20 &C. net higher ana
rather Hurried. Trading left corn 5c
above last night. oats with = gain OF ia
e. and provisions unchanged 10 7ic ad-
vance
Large shipments Of wheat from Ar
Gentina made the market here weak at
the outset, Dear traders vigorously at
tactlhS prices. lt was not until late in
IIe session That the pIt discovered Nav
contracts IN particular had been heavily
oNerSo!d. AZ this juncture reports be-
came current that additional British war
vessels had been ordered To Turkish
waters and that Germany also was def
nllcly moving 10 use force There de-
NeIoped In quick order an active strong
tnaTSet that put short sellers In a tight
place the rest OF the day although prices
eaSed trihe az the close
Com rallied on account OF buy2rs cred
iicd largely To provision interests BuIlisr
crop reports from Argentina were incf-
back.
Oats advanced 10 the highest point on
the present upturn, The reason was that
the pit suddenly became bare OF offer
lnSs. profit taking by holders having
come 90 an abrupt halt
There was only = narrow range for
provisions. All uptutns met selling or
dcrs that apparently came from sources
other than packers. as a rule.
Ik kNGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES
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sale all the personal property. consist
ing or household goods, Of Anna Clark.
deccs SEQ. TO wit:
Wearing apparel. chickens. fruit. vAse-
tables, tables. chairs Z pictures. car
pet, ! iron bed aud mattress complete.
footstool. cuspidor. jar. sidsboard.
table, stove, bookcase. s chairs. I hall
rack. J picture. linoleum. l table CLOTH s
napkins 1 wooden bedstead, mat.
tresScs, 8 pictures. carpets. / bureau
iron bed, mattress. complete; / chlfionier.
l bureau, l picture carpet range and
cooking utensils. 1 table. window screen.
t-'it jars, dishes, tubs. ! stove. garden
tools. table, churn; on or after the 18th
day OF February. 1919. AT 326l South 9th
East street, Salt Lake city. Utah. FOR
cash. In sold coin of the United SJatcs.
Also the undersigned Will sell either
In one parcel or subdivisions. all the real
property % Anna Clark. deceased, de-
scrlbed as follows
Commencing 95 rods y OF : r.. cor
OF Lot II in Block 80 Teu-Acre PIat
"a Big Field Survey. w. 23 rods " 90
feet T.. 2S rods, :. 90 feet To beginning
with the improvements thereon. known
as No. 1864 South 9th East street. i'm Salt
Lake city. Utah, said property being
subject 10 Il note and mortgage for $500
The north s.2bI rods of Lot l6 IN Block
rs. Ten Acre Plat a. Big Field Sur.
vey. containing two acres, more or less.
with the improvements. situated az No.
1904 South Fifth East street in salt Lake
City Utah, said property being sub
lcGt 10 note ana mortgage IOf StNVs
on or after the 18th day OF February.
1913. and written bids win be received
at 10O3-6 Kearns building. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah, for cash. in gold coin OF the United
States. all bids to be ACCOMPANIED by 10
per cont OF the purchase price and the
balance to be paid upon counrmato ct
the salo by said rebate court and the
delivery OF n conveyance.
JOHN 4. CLARK.
OF the Estate of Anna
Clark. Deceased.
Dated February 8. 1919.
Dickson, Ellis. Ellis G. Schuldcr. Attor-
neys for Administrator. o,64
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Wncat-No. > rcd 81 loAGIi-l2l: No 5
rcd, Sl"2n Los; No. hard 12l~aGic: No.
hard. aiW95c; No. I northcrn s2lm932c
NO. : northern, 9od9iac; No. northern.
S'mS9c: No. spring. 90@gic: No. ,
velvet chaT, $50, 925c: aurun. Simogc.
Corn-No, :, i9} n soc: No. 3 white 503
@Iic; No. 8 yellow, 4o{@5OAc: No. 4, s6t
n4Sic; No. I white, 3atmJo5c Nc. vel
low. i7GoiS2c
oais-No. white, 35@2So, No. , whitc.
$EWSAsc: No. 4 white, 55jm$Ic; standard.
RYE 6ilc
Barley. 50d i0c
Timothy, 80. .0001.co.
Glover, $4,000 2n.0Q.
Pork. $40 35GiG70.
Lard, SlO.I7!,
Ribs, T9S7!n tO62o
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Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK, Feb. -Cofiec-Futurcs
opencd steady al an advance Of to S
points on covering and some local buy
ing The market reacted point or two
during the morning under scattering
liquidation The close was steady, ! 70
points net higher. Sales, 4o.25o bags.
February, 12,90c; March. 1916; Aprll.
lg,24c, MAY, 1886. June. 1850; July.
is I2c August. 1886; september. Is. lsc:
October. 1s.4oc: November. 1886; De-
cembcr. 1880; January, 13. 26c.
15ld: mid. Dull; cordova, 15i@lsc, NOM
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Money Market,

nominal: 20 loans.
Time loans, stronger; sixty DAYS, 4 per
cent ninety days. a six months. 4466f5
stnrjing exchange firm. With actual
business In bankers bills Mt SiS4 for
sixty-day bills and at Si.ST. 50 for de-
mand,
Commercial bills. 81 s3s
Bar silver. G2ic.
Mexican dollars, ISkc.
Government bonds, easier.
Railroad bonds. Irregular,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
|I1IIG N STOCKS
WITHOUT FEATURE
Il statement Shows Loss
4 sIo,ooo,ooo in Cash
L.p,si by Drain Of Gold.
GOES up
,tns Falls OFF to the
l,y.,t Point Of the Year.
| Busnless Improvement

vopN Feb. s.-1'he changing
,be money situation as re-
- =. snk statement, ovecshad-
-. developments OF the day IN
W, ~ s,s;ldct. 4 loss OF nearly
SIC was shown IN tho ac-
|n~ "a decrease OF $780,, 900 In
4 nss ~ ,sseve. Preliminary esti-
y eI e.I an known movements OF
y Nit" Nitscos,ed a small loss, OF per-
paSts0 A poor statement nad
-s,seJ, largely on account OF me
=; Irsju oi gold through exports
-. and Argentina but tho uneS-
- s,,Ty s cash loss indicated that
~ 81. ,nsusnce vas ct work Bank
fI,% ~ thIs condition With the
y. ia. thero wes a renewed de-
- trrds fronn the interior. partic-
.y " raies remain On tbs easy
=. last few weeks. Although
opotations nave not changed
-,ir there is an appreciably
!. ~. and funds are no longer
An N ,he market Bankers said
Il z,,. IN View OF lI'e renewed ue-
- ,hs interior and tho financial
- ,brosd, the outlook was for d
r.-.s NJ credit The export move
y. ~ t,Een s32, 500. 600 this year, With
,rsTjty OF q further drain For
ss,nse rates continue firm, boing
II, Nrhef today, while tho inquiry
'p pcreased force.
IA s.S market trading Tas virtual
-. feature. Amalgams ted Cop
4 ~ rose 2 point. was The only
.sNs speculative favorjtes TO novH
4 s- iraouonally above or below
IrlTs close. Trading fell of to
. S,,s. point OF the year and the
n, r0yoncnr was insignificant.
n -5s,tone was Arm throughout tho
"a aM such changes as occurred
q rtly upward Some OF the less
"a .scss moved moro widely than tho
"a Canadian Pacific gained two
a I'd rubber was advanced :. point
In G a ncw high record,
"A NJ. irregular. Total sales (par
y iLl,e.0eo.
tasa q and United states IS cou-
-,hlrfd l. On cali ON the week.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, Feb. S.-CatLe-Re-
ccipts, 500. including 200 southerns: mar
ket steady; native steers. sToo@s5o:
southern steers, $T.00mS.i0: southern
cows and hcifers, $i.00@6 so; native cows
aud hcifcrs s4o6WS.Oo. stoclers and
feeders, $5.75@7.50; bulls, S5.oom6. %,
calves. s6.50@3.50; western steers. S6509
500. western COWS. s4.00@7.00.
Hogs--Receiits. 1000. 10c higher. bulk
OF sales, S7.65M7s0: heavy s1.e0n7. 70.
packers and butchers. STI5M7S6; light,
S7TO0D7. so: pigs, Sc. 25@T %.
Shccp-Rcceipts, none: market steady;
muttons, S4.50GI5.75; Colorado lambs. 81. 80
4S60: range wethcrs and ycarlings. So. %
0T50: range ewes, $S.50@5.0O,
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Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. S.-No. 3 yellow
corn, 45s@t6c.
No. white oats. 31f@324c,
No, . rye. 5GM 5Sc.
Bran, $3.50
Flour. first patents, s4.30@465. second
patents. Si15Mi50: first clears. $3.l0@
$40; second clears. $2.S01260
FLAX. Si.27a.
Barley, 4i@5Sc.
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Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO t'cb S.--BUtter-Slesdy
creamerlcs, 27G3i1c.
iIsgs-Tnsetted; receipts 534a cases:
q, mark, cases Included, 3Om22c; rcfriger-
ator nrsts, La mlTAc; frsts. 22Sc
Potatoes Steady; receipts 2S cars.
Michigan, 4hmt7c. Minnesota, 4S037c,
Wisconsin. i2n47c
Pouiiry-AlIye. steady; turkeys. lac;
chick cns. lGc; sprincs 16c
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Chicago.
T'HIckGO

CHICAGO Feb. Seattle Receipts.
400. steady: becves. S6.50@S.90: Texas
steers. 81 90di5.70S: western steers, $500
T3O: stockers and feeders, 81, 75J1. so:
COWS and hclfers, SS.0om15o. calves. $e,5o
$1,000.
Hogs-Reccfpts. 1900; strong: light,
81 S5@S,15: mix ed. S1.l5MS.S5; hcavy. 81. Go
GDS.07i; rough, s6.70mS.TU: pigs, $500
7.SS. bulk OF sales. S7.95MS.i0.
Shcep-Receipla, 1900: strong; native,
SlS5m6l0; western. S1,90M6,l0; yearlipgs.
$6,40M7.90: lambs, native, SG,TJMS.9O;
western Sc. G.1J@G900.
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Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA, Feb S.-Cattle-Re
celpts, 100; market steady. Native
steers SO .q5MS.25 cows and beifers, $a@
z; western steers, S6@S; Texas steers,
So 30@6. 80: range cows and heifers, S5. rs
646.7 rs; calves. s5.60@9.
Hogs-ReceiDts, $500; market, 10c high
or. Heavy, 81 7,50Ml0; light. 81 G0N7 rs;
pigs. Sc 50@7 80; bulk OF sales. si.55@
Z 20,
sheep-Receipts. 100; market. steady
Yenrllnes. s76iS: wethcrs, s6ns. .75i
lambs, IS 50I9.1 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09

There is no better medicine made for
colds than chamberlain 3 Cough Rem
edy. It acts on natures plan. relieves
the lungs. opens the secretlops, aids
expect oratjon, and restores the system
to healthy condition. For sale by
all dealers- (AdVertlsement.)
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Fob. s.-'Thc condi-
ticn OF the United states treasury al the
beginning OF business today was;
Wording balance s...........S SO, 1I5, ,91i
,,ry ,,.............. $3.50. $50
Total Of general fund ........ 1iS. 75G, ,l04
RncciDts Yesterday ,... s297. .f30
Disbursements 80. .......... 3,S13,719
The surplus this fiscal year is Si.36i;-
23e. as against deficit OF 81 572,659
last year.
The figures for receipts. disbursements,
etc, exclude Panama cana! ana public
debt Lransactions.
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Eyaporated Fruits,

NEW YORK, Feb S.--Evaporatcd ap
pies quiet and easy; prime 5@5le.
prunes-Steady.
Apricots-Easy: choice 10l lml0!c: cX
ira choice. 10Y@1i3c; fancy. ll9ml2c,
Peaches-DuiL
Raisins-Easy.
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Bank Statement.

b FORK. Feb. S.-The statement
|s,rrsl condition OF clearing house
eri irlst companies for the week
~ they hold ss,o57.550 reserve
1s Q, legal requirements. This Is
-ss Of tI.S67.s $50 from last week.
/Gtznt follows:
lrTrAJ CNNnITJn3>-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09

IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court In and for Salt Lake county and
state of Utah.-Probatc diVislou.-in the
matter OF the estate OF Anna Clark de-
ceased,
The undersigned viii sell at private
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sMtlcr says today.
,..s y gold exports for tho past
a reflected directly I'm the
o. the New York clearing
a ~ ior the week ending Feb
4 =. 'ss Joss IN cash by the banks,
~, 'A'cinent Of actual condition
vas ssi52, 600. This was In
= SsS preliminary estimates.
4 ~" arc sull gaining from tho
ks.s,a uese ,nese gains are more than
q ~ oy an outward movement
is,lTr .ota exports of which arc
| on .spFoaching the SIS, ,00o. 600
y n s @ amount half has been
|eor sS Tou'n Amorica and the de.
,o,s Ma' sourcc bids fair TO con
\ 81, I~s Time. The banks en-
4, ~ ,r Tan commitments oniv
M, snn snn IN that item for the
y jii,;U Un sed sg.6S5, 900; deposits de-
b pos.d pos.dVry, and the result OF fbc
Tis,.es ~es TO decrease excess
B ,Ssys, ,s' ss,s'o. making the present
" 'ao 70 per cent minlmum
! T. ~. exports Of gold and re-
tn A. Ss,nest west that money is In
e.T Ndis,hta,anc arc likely To have
rn,at onoin,lne n lne next few days ON
o'duons for funds
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ME TA[ MARKETS ARE
DULL AVID NOMINAL.
No Change Recorded in Lead
and Copper Prices on New
York Exchange.

NEW hORh. FEB. S.-rhe metal mar
Sets were dun and nominal; lake COPPER,
SlG.0o@ 10; z3; eecrolytic. $l5;50 10 % ::
casting. $3.50.
lron-CnchanScd
Clo-ing Stock List
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
H Lopis woo,

peis. reD. c s.-Wool-steady;
'es.Sash"S 5ssg2lc; heavy fine,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09
oOCl0n MarlrnA

a,;Syr Feb, s.-Cotton-
r az, ,dn unchanged: middllnp,
. Nu'snce of GT7 uoInts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-09

Loans and discounts ........,S 2S. 500 90
L. S. bonds TO secure circu-
latlon -. observation-disclosures so 900 90
Bonds. securities, etc. ...,...... $4,000. 90
Banking house. furniture and
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No. 103Os.
or THE CONDITION OF TIL
National City Bank,

at Salt Lake City, In the state OF Utah
at the close oI business, February 4
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HIS LIFE ENDING At 1903.
Uncle Joha Lived Long with
Coffee ana Eev~n.Up Habits.

Uncle" John Butler. who celebrated
the one hundred and third anniversary
Of his birth on Jan. le. Is dying In his
home. No. g Abbott avenue, Ocean
Grove. N. J. He has been unconscious,
for two days. yet ne shows remarkable
vitality and DR.. william Robinson says
he may live several days more. NJ
condition In due to no specific disease;
simply his remarkable constitution has
broken down At last In 1900 his eye
sight began to fail and since then no
has gradually weakened, though re-
tanning his mental faculties until sew
erai days ago.
Uncle John was born near Totten.
Vile. Staten Island, and always enjoyed
robust health. He never used tobacco,
though when he felt he needed a drink
he took It. Ills two dissipations. no
often said. were playing seven up and
drinking strong coffee. He often took
eight cups Of that beverage in a day.
His only relatives are four grand
children. residents Of Brooklyn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-07

~ sans breath With ~ chu Gnu
CAs~i What would the RED Pepper
puD % to . japanese poodief There 70
10 tpors comparison between these dogs
than between . Chimpansee Chow end
q Chihuahua hairless dog.
'tof what use are all these poodles and
pup and chowf What can they DOT
what do they DOT They have 20 b cod.
disA like sick kittens and cared Tor By
mao and women maids. For themselves
they can do nothing. In there one angle
animal In all the specimens Of rara
canal offered that cannot only take care
Of himself. but 10 OF use to societyr'
With regard TO the Bench SHOW
things are going on amazingly we'll. Mr..
J. Henry Pnffer viii announce In . few
days .ths date on which II 10 to start In
NaAison Square Garden. II will Be after
- CLOSE Of the circus. which hes stil
another week to run. The Banana hound
WAtch IL being exhibited by Barnum
haley. by the way. got into the circai
Through . curious error. The hound
Was shipped TO Madison Square 0ardsr
under the imprcssion that tho Bencf
show he'd already started. The h0unt
~tM bs returned to Mr.. Pnfsr after neg
@eek.
Meanwhile moro entrants are coming
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AS INFANTS NURSES
POLICE ARE FINE, BUT
A BIT MIXED ON SEX
Patrolman's DANDY Boy
Proves a Girl; Another's
little Lady" Is a Boy.

Patrolman Campbell OF the West
Forty-scventh street police station
walked up to the desk In Bellsvus Hoe
pitai shortly before midnight last nisht
and saluted. Immediately sQuawks
Issued from . tiny bundle held IN his
left arm. Flushing. Patroiman Camp
beu inserted his night thumb In . hole
n the bundle and explained:
IT'S an abandoned baby. I brought
him here from . hallway at No. Cos
West Fifty-sixth street In trolley car.
II don't let him seep chewing my
thumb no bellows IKE . bull-mooss.
He'll make . dandy bassban umpire
whsn ne grows up-judsins BY he voice
and temper Of him.
Or. Rutisdgs pssked into the bundle.
Hes o she" h announced. "sbout
two weeks old"
~ Pstrolman Campbell turned 70 -.
Patrolman Smith Of the West Thirteen
street police station walked into the
hospital once ana saiutsd. Pointing "a
the bundle he carried. he said:
ITS . deserted baby. doctor. Sho h
the cutest little tiks you ever saw In
your life. She has . smile that would
melt the brass buttons of your drssa
coat. She las Cleopatra. the Queen Of
6heba and Lillian Russell backed on
the boards. I've fallen for her hard. II
you could zee her handing her bottle
you would agree with me that shs 10 q
lady. She has the finest table mannsri
for q child Of her age ever saw
| She"-
DR.. Rutiese scrutinised the content,
| Of tho bundle.
"she's a he." he declared. about two
weeks old"
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Umo - - 6ASW a0vs9aehss more n
tseest than svsr 10 being evincs6
YOU oHouLo sEG. A " vooLE
Wlso hIMsCLF UP.
- - n0tss q n Hvai.s wuidi
Doubtless you have heard OF the
Swiss Ki Yodis Setter. I am quito
sure that Or. Pfiffer II familiar with
Il. first heard Of the dogs whiie
travelling through the Aips. I heard
the yodel for the first time In It's
native lair -Four times that morning
] hsasd Il and then learned that mo
Of the peasants had four Of these
dogs hidden and he and HE children
were collecting tolls from the tour
ists managed 70 procure one and
brought Il 20 this country.
The ki Yoals u about the siss Of
. collie and has two distinguishing
pscuiiaritiss. Its nostriis are shaped
after the fashion a organ pipes, and
the tail. instead Of wasging, turns
around like The lever Of . hurdy-
Gurdy. When the dog wants TO yoiis
he winds himself W. His principal
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THREE HURT By A BOMB.
One Victim Of Attempt Ia Blow Up
. bridgeport store Nay DE-

One Victim Of Attempt Ia Blow Up
. Dsidseport store May DE-
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,. April 7.-Thres
persons were injured, one fatally per.
haps. by tho explosion Of . bomb In
the store doorway q Jacob Klein.
berger. . Water street ciothier. las,
night
Warren Lewis. walking down the
street with two companions. saw . fuse
burning In what appeared to be . gian,
arecracker. A. he stepped to the door
way to investigate IN explosion knocked
him down and set his clothing adre. HI
10 In . hospital. His two oompanioni
were blown from their feet and thsiI
clothing was tattered.
Several stores were damaged and win
dows for . block around were broken
The police have no clue. KleinbsrgsI
can assign no motive Tor the attempt I,
blow up his store. fr....
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lise h raes and sheet music. I think
the X Yodls and the Bugie Beagle
would make an excellent pair. I
havs already made application for
space In the coming Bench Show.
CHARLES J. CUIA4ETON.
New York. April T.
THE NUT CRACKER DOG 10
PROBABLY NAMED JACK.
10 the Editor oS The Evening World;
The nut cracker" dog has . snout
formed like . nut cracksr-otherwise
Il 10 Cog. The tail Is long and
shaped like . branch Of . tree. This
ne uses 10 knock the nuts from the
trees when there 10 none on the
ground. They inhAbit forests whsre
nut trees Of any and all descriptions
are 70 b found. Over hero In Jersey
City We have plenty Of nuts, but no
forests and consequently no nut
cracker dogs. have seen many Of
them on Staten Island. where hall
from. AVNO I. MOORE.
Jersey City. N. j.. April I.
HOW 70 TELL A "MuoHRooM
houN" FROM A ToApsTooL.
10 ~ Dditss ol The Evsains World.
Please md inclossd sketch Of
mushroom houn' lost from Avenue
u. shsepshead Bay. This animal 10
not - b confomndsd with any Of
he common toadstool breed. a. .
bite from the latter v poisonous.
but . bite from . mushroom 10 alb
solutsiy harmless. and In fact 10
somewhat pleasant u dressed with
drawn butter sauce
Finder can identify this "houn'"
BY trying him on either the follow.
Ing tricks. He will night any Wild
mushroom that ever was. and has O..
faculty for finding lost pockstbooks.
Tie him loose and n he doesn't hnd
. lost pookstbook within fifteen
minutes. why that amt our dog.
A. the owner 10 . direct dsscsn.
dant Of Capt Kidd. who had such .
taking way" about him, he has
much gcld. He buries this wealth
In tin cans III the garden every fall
before frost. Thus when the ground
freeses the bdnk cannot Be jlmmisd
and the simoisons are safe until
spring. The "open season. haS now
taken away this safeguard. and II
u very necessary that the 'mush-
room houn'" return to guard this
treasure.
The brute answers to the histor,.
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en- name q Mutt Any informssion
forward. and here follows Q whole new
ilst 70 begin the week with. A. the
vii bc gratefully received. and the
dog himself IN proportion.
II. L. SMITH
% Broad street. New York.
THE SHADOW HUNTER HUNTS
eHAOoWs.
10 es Editor Of che Evening World.
The shadow hunter 10 neither q house.
hold pet nor IN II running wild. bu,
rather. a. the name implies, IL q hunt
ins dog kept only by tho royal families
q Europe for the purpose Of running
down The shadows Of Anarchists. Mill.
lists and other undesirable bomb-throw.
ers.
OF course. this 10 interesting. bun
would not be Of any Importance 20 the
Bench SHOW Of Mr.. J. Henry Pfiffer
we're II MOI for the fact that . pack Of
the shadow hounds II now on It's way
10 New York. This has been kept q
great secret. but I am In q position q
know that Commissioner Waldo has i'm.
ported . pack Of shadows for the Po'
Nee Department. The Commissioner Il
. good sport. and II IL . cInch that hs
Wi put most Of tho pack In the Bench
Show. GABRIEL N. AQY.
Brooklyn, April Z.
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