I THE iHE WASHINGTON TIMES THO THt1LSAPRIL LJ AY Y APRIL 9 1908 11
NEW YORK STOCKS STOCKSCLOSE STOCKSCLOSE
CLOSE VERY STRONG STRONGHigh
High Grade Rails andSome andSomeof
of the Industrials Leaders LeadersErie LeadersErie LeadersErie
Erie Settlement S Causes CausesFeeling CausesFeeling CausesFeeling
Feeling of Relief ReliefI ReliefDAYS
I I DAYS GAINS GAINSI I ISteels
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Steels SteelsLead SteeleLtad SteIaLead
Lead LeadHocking 1 1Hocking 1k 1kHockln
Hocking Coal CoalneraI 1 1General ltoneral
General toneral Electric E trfc 3 3Central 3IjI8 3IjI8Central 3Central
Central Leather ther 1 1St 1St 1St
St Paul 1 1Southern 1Southenl 1Southern
Southern Pacific Paclftcorthern Pacificorthern u uNorthern
orthern Pacific 1 1Missouri 1Ussourl 1Missouri
Missouri Pacific pacttlcLouhiville 1 1Louisville 1Loul
Louisville Loul lile and Nashville NashvilleBrooklyn NulitvmeBrooklyn NnakvlleBrooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit TransitChesapeake TraltskChesapeake TrakChesapeake
Chesapeake and Ohio OhioEries OhioErletl OhoErIe
ErIe i to to1 to1reat 1 1Sreat lGreat
Great reat Northern Northernv NorthernUnion Northernlnlon NorthernLnlon v
lnlon Pacific PacificBmelter PaclftcSmelter FacileSmelter
Smelter SmelterSugar SmelterSugar BmelterSugar
Sugar Sugarkm 1 1Am 1m
Am m Woolen Woolen3o oolen 2 2ao
ao 30 Ry R pC pCReadinJ PCReading 2 2Reading
Reading ReadingPennsylvania ReadinJPenns ReadingPennsylvania
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Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaNDW Penns PennsylvaniaJw hanla
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NDW W YORK ornc April S STho Tho market be became beame becaine ¬
came more active in the later dealings dealingsand dealI dealInnd dealtngsand
and acme sharp gains were iere recorded recordedthroughout reeordedthrouJhout recordedthroughout
throughout the list although althou h the gen general genrJl gencrtI ¬
eral rJl markot mar ot did < not show radical radicalGanges radicalhanges radicalhange
< Ganges Specialties increased Incre ed their theirgains theirIalna theirgains
gains to nearly a point on highgrade highgraderails blghgraderaiblto highgraderai1to
rails raiblto to 2 34 on some ot the stocks that thatare thatare thatare
are net nd usually U UGll market leaders leadersThe leadersThe leadereThe
The settlement of the Erie puzzle puzzlewas puzzleas
was as a distinct and positive relief to tothe toLhe tothe
the whole market and the big men mensliowed mensllowed menshowed
showed their satisfaction by their bull bullcampaign bullcampal bullcampaign
campaign campaignThe campal campaignT1e 11 11The
The close was wa grinding on the top topNEW toprEV topEv
NEW Ev YORK April 9 9There There seems to tobe t4obe tobe
be scmothing cmothtn like manipulation on the thebill theblll thebt1l
bill side Ido of the market The general generalrun
run of opinions is rather favorable to toreactions talc3cUOn toreactions
reactions but there are those thoseider who con consider on onjd ¬
sider jd r th3 th indifference Indiff ronee of the bears a adue u uduo asduo
duo to t the fear t a of the bull manipula manipulation mMDiulatlon ¬
Lion The Erie difficulty has been boent beenlnd beenived
t Ivcd by Mr Harriman who person personally pcr3lOnnl1y poreonitily ¬
ally guarantees to tao up the notes notesdue not notdlle notesde
due yesterday tstetda in cash the Morgan Morganplan Morganifl organ organphn
plan ifl of substituting sub8t1tu lng securities for the thenotes thent thennte
notes nt > having proved a dismal failure failureTho failuren2r
Tho 111 unexpected change chan e in the situation situationivKh 8itu9UonIh situationtiji
ivKh Ih regard re ard to these notes was wa an aid aidto aJdto aidto
to to the market and inspired a little con confidence confiJ confljcrne ¬
fidence fiJ < e There was a little uneasiness uneasinessIn un nesti nestiin
In the metal markets inspired by re rel rer rerrts
l r rrts rts of cutting of prices tor steel and andIron an andIrna I Il1nn
Iron products Railroad earnings were weretot Weretot weretot
tot at all satisfactory
Perhaps the only onl strong points In Int Inidence InIdence
t idence on which to base ase expectations expectationsuf
uf higher prices pric are cheap money and andthe andthe andtile
the present low prices The passage passageof
of the antiracing bills would have havematerially havematerlall havematerially
materially materlall affected a number of local localSecurities localf ocaleecuritie
Securities f > urJtle but the defeat had been dis discounted dlllountcd diecounted ¬
counted and the market for those thosestocks thOllestocks thosestocks
stocks did not advance Some traders tradersnoticed tradersnoticed tradersnoticed
noticed a moderate short interest In InUnion Innlon Intnlon
Union nlon Pacific and some other stocks stocksbut stocksbut stocksbut
but there was 88 no evidence in the course courseof courseor courseof
of tho mornings trading that the theabort thesJIrt thee3ort
abort intcnest was nervous nervousAt ne nezodsAt o s sAt
At the th outset there were some small smallgains smangains emailgains
gains here and there throughout tho thol thohst
l hst s > t but the gains were generally lost lostin lostlu betIii
in the th later operations and at noon noontlie noonthe noontie
the changes were generally within a arange arange arange
range of 14 4 to fc of a point some somestocks sometoks somestocks
stocks being a shade easier some a asiiade as asiade
siiade s ade firmer and others showing little littleor
or no change The exceptions were werePacific werePacU1c werePacific
Pacific Mall which declined declln three points pointson
on the theory that it would be Impos Impossible lmpossi impossibb ¬
sible si sibb le to secure enactment of the ship shipsi ships1bsldy shipsbsidy
s1bsldy si bsldy bill SlossSheffield which was wason wason wasoff
on a point ml Copper with a loss lossSL lossS1 oss ossSt
SL Paul Union Pacific Chicago Chl < iLga Gas GasPressed GasPressed Gasa
a Pressed Steel Car Company and Rail Railway PoAUway Paibway ¬
way Springs higher but only onl fraction fractionally tractJmallr fractkinally ¬
ally allyNEW allyiEw
NEW EW YORK April 9In the hour be between betwet between ¬
tween > n noon and 1 oclock the market marketdeveloped marketf marketcieveboped
developed f eloped a much better tone under the
leadership l of the Gould stocks 8to < ks Union UnionPacific 1nlonPadfl LnbonPaeiflc
Pacific < St Paul and Reading Readitl There Therewas Therewas Theresas
was no noticeable noti > able change in the news newsof newsot newsof
of the day and the advance was prob probably probably probably ¬
ably due ue to the buying bu ing of market manip manipulators manlplIlators xnaaipilatois ¬
ulators The Gould stocks which have havesuffered haesuffered havenuffered
suffered seriously serlousl during the year car to todate todate todate
date have turned much stronger under underthe undertIlt
the leadership of Missouri Pacific and andadvances andaclances andadvances
advances of a point a day da have been fre frequent frequent ftcquent ¬
quent quentToday quentToda quentToday
Today Toda It gained alned 1 and held it well wellM wellM
M 1 K T was stronger Union Pa Pacific Pacific Pacific ¬
cific Northwestern St Paul Reading Readingand Roodin Roodinand Readingand
and one or two other stocks moved up
i to 3 The Steel shares showed a de decided decided decided ¬
cided change for the better but Copper Copperwas
was W l weak weakThe wenkeTrp weakTrip
The volume of business was somewhat
Increased after midday mldda but the general
list was still slow and uninteresting uninterestingWASHINGTON unluteresUuGWASHINGTON uninteresUngWASHINGTON
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was percepUble In the local produce
market this morning Although heavy
PHtsburj receipts or live stock brought
figureS t b res on this commodity comrnod tydown down several
points POIn the general tone was wa healthy beft1th be ¬
cause of heavy heav sales Receipt of all
goods were ere excellent exct > Jent and sales frequent
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per lb He rooster per lb 7c 7 ducks ducksEprln ducksI duckstrIng
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llalic tees per lb SalOn turkeys toms tomsper tomsper tomeper
per lb 14aS 14 144aiie i o hens per lb KalTc thin ihinIV thinbaU thinkeats
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hens per lb 2 2 c average undrawn mixed mixedpr mixedptr mtzeptr
ptr lb 17ai9c la 9c thin per lb 12allc 12allcyoung lZaUOoung 12aiiung
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en enI large per lb lialSc small per lb lblSia24c lbl lb161a204c
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4200a4OO 2oea 00400 00 Ben Davis packed JZ00a400 200a400
Wine Sap packed Jl50a400 l5 BOO Albetn Pippin Pippinpacked PippInpacked
packed WM 400 fancy table W8 fruIt packed
LOOaliO O Spy per bbL packed J200a325 J n35
2 OrangesP1or1da sigesrrl < > rWa bright per box JtOOaS75 S ooaTh i1i
California navels per box 25ta225 grape grapeL101
fruit Florida per boXn80a590 soa5 cranberries cranberriesper
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berries ZOeMc qt qtVe8ptablesFptatoeB qtYegetablesPotatoeB qtVegetablesPotatoes
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Florida par perbbl bbl 5eOa7W 8we a sweet t potatoes potatoesper potatoes potatoesper potatoesper
per bbl a4iO X2 a4W mras 11ml per 1 bbl > W J3SOa4Oo J3SOa4Oocabbage 33SOaiOcabbage
cabbage per cwt Sa90c new JlWa250 1 50
kale per bbL 40aSOc spinach per bb bbl
Sl00al25 5LOOa1 lettuce Florida per basket Ji J 2ia
200 00 onions OhIo < per bu 8i8Mc ls a c string
beans green n per basket J560a4W 8Oa400 QQaj celery celenPT ffie ffiePfr
PT crate J200a259 00a59 tomatoes per crate JL50 JL50a 150 150a 150a
a a 60 beets per bunch 3a5c cauliflower cauliflowerasparagus rau1lftowtrper
per crate nsai6 rhubarb do dea 3la4 3la4aearagus at9t at9t8JiJua
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Stack Bl ck Exchange Exebtul o and Chicago Chicagohoard Board of Trade TradeOpenHIchLowCI InLdOpenI1IJhLo TradeOpenfllghLowClnle
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Am Am Ice Securities 21 ms 31 21 11A 21 21American 2lAmerican It ItAmerican
American Loco 44 44It 46 44 44Y 45 45American 4 ° ii iiAmerican
American Smelting 88 O 70 7V 6S 70 70Am 70Am O OAin I
Am Smelting pM S M 9 tItf 4S 96 96Am 9 9lt 94 94Am I
Am lt Sugar SUb 12412G 1 124 1lG G 124 la laAnaconda IXAuacouda 11Anaconda
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A T S Fe pfd 8i SIJIIr S k i iO S0 P PAtlantic S SAtlantic S6 S6Atlantic
Atlantic Coast CO 8t Line W ro roUalthnQre 7l 72 7 70 Ot 72 72Baltimore 72lilthnore ½
Baltimore Ohio S4 S4 S S43 Srti 83 3 SJVfe SJVfeBrooklyn S41faBrooklyn S4 S4Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rap Trans 4 44 47V 47 46 4S i illanadian fe 40 40Canadian 4tiCanadian
Canadian Pacific Paclftc1i1i 1 1W l 15 ½ 156 1 1C 155 155C l lC
C C C St L S8 51Yr 5 Sift I li 53 ½ W WCentral 519 519Central m mCentral
Central Leather 39K 2U 21 11t V 30 O 21 21Central l lCentral 1M 1MCentral
Central Leather pf 87 8 S8 SS1h S ½ S7Vi S SCheaa Sijlj SijljChe W WChesa
Cheaa a Ohio OhioChLGreat S2 i 32 32 329 329Chi 32s 32sClii
Chi ChLGreat Great Western 6VI BV 5 5i Ii 4 A g4 g4Chi V VChlt 4 4ChI
Chlt ChI Mil UI St Paul118 Paul 113 llVi 11 119 ll 118 fc l1S l1SChI 113Chi ft ftChi
Chi N 1147 V 147 147 141147 147 147 147Col 1tn 1tnil 147w 147woi
Col oi Fuel uel Iron 29 23 24 244 23 31k ½ 24fc 24 24Jo1 4 iA
Col Jo1 01 Southern Southern1 27 27 26 2 27 27fiol 11I 27Doi
fiol il Doi I H C and I 1S 1 1 Ws 1 l It ItQnakJated 1tunskiated tt ttCoiwrtdRted
CoiwrtdRted < JM a 1174 117 117H 1i7 117 117 117Corn 117Corn 1l74 1l74Corn
Corn Products 13 1 IS 1 13 13Y ½ 1U 1UCorn IJd IJdCorn I3iCori
Corn Product PI pf 65 6 tii 85 Ka KaDel ti5Del I IDel
Del Hudson Hwisoti115 n1i5 155 JW 1M 1HDlftJllcrs I IDistillers jDistIllers
Distillers Securities 21 tt4 Jl 4Ii l 31 31Em 3l4 JI JIEne 21IIrIe
Em 16 1 16 1 I3 164 J61 Wi WiBrie 1 1Erie 1iErie
Erie 1st pC 3 3S14 3 sc scPrle i 31 31JSrte 33rle
JSrte rle 2d d pt 23 23 3 3Getleral 22 23 23General 23General
General Electric UVfc 132 IJ 1 1tilfz 12 131 131Ot 131Northfrn 131ot
Ot Northern Or Oi fi W4 54 4 al 7 St 5i 56Groat o4T o4TGreat M MGreat
Great North pfd124 Jid124S4 12511124 U5t 1 121 121Inl 125 125Inter 12 12inter
Inter Inl r Met et 8 3 8 S SInter S 8 8Inter 3 3inter
Inter Metjrfd Met pld 21 1 23 21 lKILn 2fc 2fcKan 3 3Ran
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Louis Nash NashMackay S 8 38 38Jlackay 3 3Mackay
Mackay Co 10 S M 0 60 60aiex fmi fmite tbO3Mex
aiex te Cent 17 1 18 S 17 1ir 13 13M 13M
M K tS T com 31 25V4 5 24 4 25 25JL
JL L K T 1 jrf p pI 58 iiI SS 59 59I
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National Lead 56 g gN Sftl 55 iiW B6 fIftI4 fIftI4N i iN
N Y Air Brake r ke 67 7 67 5iIh 7 67 fi7k fi7kNew m mXew E7eNew
New York t Central CentraltIS 98 S t5I SS 3e1N US USN 4 4N
N Y O W V 35A 3 33 J3 33 Wt WtNorfolk i Wi WiNorfolk aPAXorflk
Norfolk Western We tern M 14 GIk G1 ½ Mt 51t 4 4Northern ftllf ftllfNorthenl ti tiNorthern ½
Northern Pacific Paclftc1 J27 128 128 127 1718 12S 12SPacific 12S 12SPaclftc 123Pacltic
Pacific Mall S S S1 27 27 26 = 27 27Penn ZlPenn 27Penn
Penn R R R1li 11 113 118 11 117 117Peo 117Peo 117Peo
Peo Gas of Chicago 8 stY St 30Pressed 8 ½ S9 S9Pressed Y YPre8Hd
Pressed Steel Car 244 2t 24 24 4 4Ry 24 24Ry 24Ry
Ry Steel St l Spring Co 33 31 33 P3 34 34Rep 34Reading 14Eeading
Reading 1852 1 1 IOIM 14M lOG lOGRep 10 10Rep
Rep Iron Jt Steel 18 18 1S 18 1S 1S 1SRep 1SRep 1SRep
Rep Iron Steel pf III 60 68 6SRCKk 6S3 GS GSRock 63Rock
Rock Island com 13 15 1 15 15Rock 15 15Rock 15hock
Rock Island pf 28 2S 8 27 i 28 28SlogsSheffield 8SlossSherft 23SiossSheffteld ½
SlogsSheffield SlossSherft ld Steel 43 4 433 44 43 43Y4 44 44S 41S 44S
S L S F 3d pfd 2 28 25 5iS 5iSSouthern 23Southern 2S 2SSouthern
Southern Pacific 74 7Hi i 74 73 74 74Southern 7480uthern 74Southern
Southern Pacific Paclfic11 112 IIS 11 112 1 112 112Southern mSouthern 11 11Southern
Southern Railway 14 14 14 j41 14 14South HSouth 14South
South Railway pfd fd 40 42 4 40 42 42Tennesfiee J JlennesAee 42Tennessee
Tennessee Copper 42 4 48 41J 41 42 42T 4 42T
T St L W V 1S lSIoi 1S 18 18 1814 1S 1ST 1SIJJ 1SIJJI 13T
T St L AV V Pfd 42 42 4r 42 42 42Union 4 4Union 42Union
Union Pacific P8ctfic17 127 128 12 125 12S 12SUnion 12S 12SUnion 123Union
Union Pacific pfd 79 7 8 8t 79 79 88 88IT i8r 3 3V
IT S Rub 15 1 1 15 19 194 9 19 19r 1 1l Li4
r 1 S Steel 33 33 34 J 33 33V 3S J4y J4yF 4 4t ½
V t S Steel pfd pd3 9S 3S 93 18Utah II IIltah 9 9ttah
Utah Copper 3f 3 23 30 30VaI 30 30YaI 30VaI
VaI C C CO tn 91 1 91 91 91Wabash 9iWabash i iWabash
Wabash J JA M 10Ifs 10 1C 1 1W 1Wb 10 10Wab
Wb W b pfd M 18 11 I 1t ISVi ISViWest 13 13West S SWest
West Union 52 52 54 52 52AVet bVe i2Weal
Weal Ve t Elect Man 53 53 3 83 E ½ 53 53Woolen 53VooJen 53Woolen ½
Woolen Goods 13 i 29 19 1 1BOXDS 20 20BONDS 20BONDS
BONDS BONDSAm BOXDSAm BONDSAm
Am Tob 4s 4 57 7 ½ tk C 74 ISYE ISYEAm 8 SAm 8Am ½
Am Tob Vs 1 lea 1 10P4 11410 1 lC 8 1 lO lOB 1B S SB
B B R R T 4 41 > 7 71 71 ½ 70 710 7 30 7tl 7tlInter 711 711Inter 79Inter
Inter Met 4s SfMfc re ½ 62 624k 5 53 61 61Rock GJr GJrRock 61Rock
Rock Irfand J 4s C Ir4 ft 6Z 82 II4 K KV Ii IiP
V 1 S S Steel St 1 Ss SIi 5slnlon 96 96 96Union iLnlon ½
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THE CURB MARKET MARKETQuotations MARKElQuotations MARKETQuotations
Quotations furnished by E F Hutton HuttonCo HutWnCo HuttOnCo
Co members New York Stock < k Ex Exchange Exchange Exchange ¬
change 1301 F street northwest northwestOponHjchLon northwestOPfLiIlitLow northwestOpenhJrlLow
OponHjchLon i3i i3iBoston IaBo 131Boston
Boston Bo ton Cold C Id Cop 11 11VJ 11 ½ 11 11 11Butte nButte 11Butte
Butte Coalition CoaltUonoe 21 2 20 2 I 20 20Cumberland OCumberland 25Cumberland
Cumberland Ely S i S S14 14 S S SDouglass SDouglass 3 3Douglass
Douglass Cop Co 4 4 4 4Goldfield 4Goldfteld 4Goidheld
Goldfield Consted5 Congted 5 61316 i 1316 5 4 6131 6131Greene 5 1J1C 1J1CGreene 131 131Greene
Greene Cananea 8 Mi 8 8 Si SiMicmac S S1Jcmac 3Micmac
Micmac Gold Min 4 4 4t4 4 4 4Nevada 44 44Xtvada 4Nevada
Nevada Consol 11 11 ½ 11 llV 11 11NevUtah 118 11NevLtah ½
NevUtah Co 31515 3 1516 31616 2 1516 31516 SnS16 SnS16Standard niHStandard 31515Standard I
Standard Oil OiJ53S 6 537 6K 537 537TriBultlon S7TnDulUon 537TnBullionI
TriBultlon TnBullionI 1151S 1516 11516 1 i16 11516 1 i16 1 1Yukon 11616 11616Yukon 1515 1515Yukon
Yukon 4 4NEYI Vn 4 4 4 iS 4 4BREAKS 4NEVi
NEVi YORK iiik COTTON COTTONBREAKS OTTO OTTO8EA8
BREAKS ON EATER 1HTBEBNEW rEATH EATERNEW ER EREW
NEW = EW YORK April S SThe The cotton cottonmarket cottonmarket cottonmarket
market opened soft N t and continued on onthe onthe onthe
the down grade right up to midday middaywith middaywith middaywIth
with prices at that time at the low lowpoint lowpoint lowpoint
point of the day dayifay dayray dayfay
ifay ray 934 31 July Jul 9 93 93 and October 925 925These 9 9These 923These
These prices are ten to fifteen points pointsoff pointsoft pointsoff
off from yesterdays closing closingWHO closlnSWHO closingWHO
WHO STARTED WHIPPING WHIPPINGTommy WHIPPINGTommy WHIPPINGTommy
Tommy had been punished punishedMamma punIshedIamma punishedMamma
Mamma he sobbed did your yourmamma yourmalnlna our ourmmma
mamma whip you when you ou were lit little little littie ¬
tle tleYes tleY
Yes Y when I was naughty naughtyAnd naugbtJAnd naughtyAnd
And did her msmma me mrna whip her when whenshe whenshe whenshe
she was little littleYes littleYes littleYes
Yes Tommy TommyAnd Tomm TommAnd TommyAnd
And was WK she whipped when hen she was waslittle tasUtUe waslittle
little littleres
Yes resWell
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Well el1 inquired the child his brain bralttcleared braincleared braincleared
cleared by the position he had just oc occupied occupied occupied ¬
cupied who started it anyway anywayUn anywayUnknown atywayUnknown Un Unknown ¬
known
WIVES WIVESThere WIVESThere WIVESThere
There seems to be a difference in inwives Inwives Inwives
wives Some men admit to their best tmstfriends bastfriends bestfriends
friends that if they were to become becomewidowers becomewidowers becomewidowers
widowers they the would never marry marryagain marryagain marryagain
again Of course they the leve their wife wifeand wlCeAnd wifeand
and all that thatbut but then oh well en you youknow youknow OU OUktow
know And theres the other crowd crowdof
of men They The insist that marriage Is Isthe Isthe Isthe
the only real thing that ever happened happenedand
and bemoan the fact that they the didnt didntget didntset didntget
get married earlier One who remained remainedsingle remainedsingle remainedsingle
single until he was forty tort now has a ason nson ason
son and he says If the young duffer dufferdoesnt durterdoesnt dufferdoesnt
doesnt get gt > t married when ho Is twenty twentyone twent twenton
one on he will cut him oft without a penny pennyBut ptnnyBut pennyBut
But suppose the th young man should get getone setone getone
one of the th other sort of wives That Thatwould rhltwould nutwould
would help Mm to revere nvt > re the old gen gentlemans gentlemans gentlemans ¬
tlemans mcmory wouldnt It ItEt ItEtbange 2Enchange Ex Exchange ¬
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SLOW BUT STEADY STEADYBusiness
Business was less active on the local localStock localStock localStock
Stock Exchange but ut the tone was good goodand goodand goodand
and prices were firm and somewhat somewhatbettor somcwbatbettor somewhatbettor
bettor on the Traction shares especial especially ¬
ly on Washington Railway issues The Thecommon ThecommOl Thecommon
common stock of the latter company companysold clmpanyBold companYsold
sold at 2S Y to 2S 2314 s The preferred was wasrather wasrather wasrather
rather dull but very cry firm at 74 74One 74One
One of the unusual features n ature of the themarket themarket themarket
market was the tl1 sale of four tenshare tensharelots terBhareJots tensharelots
lots of National Savings and Trust Trustthe TrustCczrpany
CJ1pany f tock the prIce prlue being 1OO 1OOthe 1X10the ½
the opening 10 193 the close clo each sale salebeing em1ebeln salebeing
being beln 1f point higher than the one pre preceding preceding proceding ¬
ceding cedingA
cedingmall A small lot of National City Bank Bankstock Ban Banstock Bankstock
stock sold at 135 135Mergenthaler 13IeIbcnthnler 13 13Mergenthaler
Mergenthaler 14 144u19l4 194 ll low at the theclose theclose theclose
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the House Republicans today when Mi Minority Mlnority 1l 1lnorlty ¬
nority Leader onder Williams crowned as as the theleader theleader theleader
leader of the most stubborn llllbaster llllbasterIn
In recent rocen days tried to give the coun country QOuntry country ¬
try to understand that the Democrats Democratswere Democratswere Democratswere
were as Innocent as lambs and that It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was the th Republicans who were carry c rrJ
Ing on the disgraceful aseinine and andIdiotic audIdiotic andIdiotIc
Idiotic filibuster filibusterAs
As s soon on as Representative Sherman Shermantoday Shermantoday Shermantoday
today sought to have tho Houoe send sendthe 8endthe sendthe
the Indian appropriation bill back to toconference tocontrence toconference
conference to correct a clerical blunder
Williams asked for a a rising vote ote
Only sixtytwo sL two voted with llh Sherman Shorwanand Sbrmanand Shermanand
and fortysix as agnllUit lns him The minority
leader asked for the yeas and nays
Republican Flooi Leader Payne stopped stoppedwaddling swppedwaddling
waddling up the aisle to make the point pointof pointot pOintof
of no quorum quorumI
001 I make the point that the point of ofno orno ofno
no quorum IK dilatory and designed to tocarry t tcnlr toCItIT3
carry cnlr on a dlsgraceiul Idiotic itlilins itlilinstfer JtlwUBtcr dlthuslet
let declared Williams 1I1Im with the trace traceof traceor traceor
or a smile undT his moustache moustacheTho moustacheThe
Tho deurmit dettnt1hation ation of a quorum and androll anda
a roll call on the question would be berather berather berather I
rather more speedy than the procedure procedureof
of the gentleman from Mississippi Mississippidrawled 1U Misslesipptdrawled iaJSIIJPI
drawled Speaker Cannon Payne h hwever how however w wever ¬
ever did not think Williams action the theleast thelCiL8t theleast
least bk bI smart and said so soThere 310There soThere
There surely surel Is a dilatory dUat Intent lie liehind behind be behind
hind the call for a quorur said s ld Wil Williams Wilblame VIl VIlIiams ¬
blame with a comic pretense at wisdom wisdombut wisdombut wisdomubut
ubut but I suppose suppa the Speaker is right rightSo rlghtSo rightSo
So the doors were shut except one onewhere onewhere onewhere
where belated members were allowed to tosneak toneuk tonenk
sneak Into the chamber
The Republicans of the House Hou e Illus Illustrated UlURtratod illustratod ¬
tratod their new motto of we work workiwhile torkohlle workwhile
while you sleep by b sending the army armyappropriation armyappropriation armyappropriation
appropriation bill to conference by their theirvery theircry theirvery
very cry latest gag rule patent applied appliedfor appUedlor appliedfor
for The Democrats squirmed ulnned under underthe underthe underthe
the application of the heroic remedy
for their filibuster but otherwise gave gaveno gaveno ave aveno
no evidence of parliamentary conscious consciouane conscious conscioussees i iness
ness ne seesThe s sThe 1 1The
The bill contained eightysix Senate Senateamendments StnateamcndmNlt5 Senateamendments
amendments and with an ungagged fib filibuster nlIbueter fibibueter ¬
Ibueter would have required ten days daysto d 8 8to
to send it to conference according to tothe tothe tothe
the estimate e of oflicial parliamentarian parliamentarianminds p rlIamentananm
m minds It was disposed dl po ed of in to t hour hourWhen hourVhen hourWhen
When the bill was wa taken up th the Speak Speaker ¬
er had read the gag rule authorizing
the voting votln on the amendments n bloc blocWilliams blocUltams blocWilliams
Williams Ultams was not satisfied but wanted wantedto
to get into the record a a bald statement statementthat statementthat statementthat
that the rule would not permit the rot voting rotlag ot otIng ¬
ing on the ameixlementx separartely separarteiytant
Cant we vote down one amendment amendmentwithout amendmentwithout amendmentwithout
without voting down all inquired inquiredWilliams inquiredWmlaIIUI InquiredWilliams
Williams WilliamsThe WmlaIIUIuThe WilliamsTha
The chair takes great pleasure re in insending InseftcUnb hiseeding
sending the rule to the gentleman for forhie forhis
his information replied Uncle Joe Joewith Joewith Joewith I
with the sweeping bow he learned at atthe athe atthe
the he dancing dncin school schoolThe schoolThe schoolThe
The Republicans all voted otcd yea to tosend toHnd tosend
send the bill to conference and the theDemocrats theDemoerats theDemocrats
Democrats in voting uno no voted to topass toHaM topass
pass the bill with Jth all its It amendment amendmentsome amendmentssome
some me of o which they the so 110The oppose opposeThe opposeThe
The vote ote was years ears 138 noes 117 117THE 11 11THE 117THE
THE AUNT AND THE BURGLAR BURGLARMiss BURGLARMine
Miss 1 Rattle nattieYell Yeo thats that a photoof my mymaiden mymaiden mymaiden
maiden aunt Perhaps you saw h her bertUIe r rname
name in the papers last winter She Shefrightened Sbefrldltened Shefrightened
frightened away a burglar burglarMr burJtarMr burglarMr
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Jn a Glasgow G ow car nas u an aged Irish Irishman JrI 111 111men I In ¬
man n who had a pipe in his mouth mouthTtw mouthTbo1 mouthThi
Ttw conductor told him h he could not notsmoke notSMOke notsmoke
smoke but he paid no heed Presently Presentlythe
the guard vard came into the car and sad satdwith sadwith saidwith
with a show of Irritation Didnt I Itell Itell Itell
tell you OU you ou couldnt smoke in this car carWeil C8rell carWell
Well ell CHm not cnoking snok1D Youve got gotyour Jtyour gotyour
your pipe in your mouth So Ol O have haveme haveme haveate
me feet In me boots said Pat but butOm butOtm butoem
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REVOLUTION IN LIBRARIES LIBRARIESThe
The new library proposed pOpo In France Franceby Franceby Franceby
by R GoWschnnldt and Paul Otlet is isto j jto isto
to have microscopic print on pages of ofreduced oCreduced ofreduced
reduced size and the books are to be beread bereed bereed
reed by a special Jal magnifying ma nlrying apparatus apparatusA
A uniform international InterlAtio Al standard of ofsige otslge ofsige
sige is suggested sug ested The Th cost of the small smallbooks smallbook smallbooks
books would ould be not more than a sixth sixthof aL sixthof th thof
of that of o the present large ones li library library Ifbrat ¬
brary brat work would be lessened lesS > n aiwl ca capacity capaclty capacity ¬
pacity Increased IncreasedExchange Exchange
HUGHES SPHYNXING 1PHY1NPIIESIDENT JJ JJPREst
PRESIDENT PREst DENT 18IOLO 18IOLOThe IS TOLD TOLDTbe
The President Pr ld nt had a conference over overNew oyerNew overNew
New York politics this morning with withRepresentatives withRepresontathes withRepresentatives
Representatives Fassett Fas ett and Cocks Cocks1Ir CocksMr
Mr Fasaett Fa sett came to tell the President Presidentthat Presldontthat Presidentthat
that up to date the Republican man managers managers
agers of the State had not received any anysign anysign anysign
sign from Governor Hughes in response responseto
to the Invitation extended him to same samethe 21methe namethe
the four delegates at large to the theChicago theChicago thaChicago
Chicago convention conventionTho conventionPho
The Sphynx Is sun sphynxlag re remarked rc rcmarked remarked
marked Mr Fassett and it begins beclnsto
to look as though be did not intend to tobreak tobreak tobreak
break silence on the subject If I were wererunning werrunning wererunning
running the State convention I would wouldput wouldput wouldput
put it up to him squarely and let him himeither himeither himeither
either speak up or forever keep silence silenceAnother silenceAnother IJenceAnC1ther
Another New Yorker who saw aw the thePresident thePresident thePresident
President on the same subject this thtemorning thismorning thismorning
morning said that the Republicans of ofthe ortlte ofthe
the State are getting gett1n rathtr weary of ofHughes ofHu ofHughes
Hughes Hu hes vociferous silence and added addedIf
If I had my way Id make him speak speakor apea1or
or make signs ns and do It mighty ml ty quick quickLIVERY lutckLIVERY quickLIVERY
LIVERY STABLE MAN MANDECLARED MANDECLARED MANDECLARED
DECLARED A BANKRUPT BANKRUPTA
A jury In Justice Ju Wrights court courtbrought courtbrought courtbrought
brought In a verdict today declaring declaringHarry dec1arinSHarry declaringHarry
Harry S Dorsey the proprietor proprl of a alivery ahelJ alivery
livery stable at 214 H Fourteenth street streetnorthwest streetrorth1eet streetrorthweet
northwest a bankrupt bankruptDorseys bankruptDorses bankruptDorseys
Dorseys creditors claim that while in insolvent insolvent insolvent ¬
solvent he b attempted to transfer prop property tOPert property ¬
erty ert Ho entered a general dental At Attorney Attorney ALtorney ¬
torney L J Mather represented Dorsey
The credloftrs wore represented by At Attorneys Attorneys Attorneys ¬
torneys Wilson Barksdale IV V E EAmbrose EAmbrose EAmbrose
Ambrose T L L Jeffords and McXelll McXelllCOLONEL Mce11Jrc McNeiil3cNeill
3cNeill 3cNeillCOLONEL rc elll elllCOLONEL
COLONEL SMITHS NAME NAMESENT NAMESENT NAMESENT
SENT TO THE SENATE SENATEThe
The President today sent to the Sen Senate Senate Sanate ¬
ate the nomination of UetiL CoL CoLGeorge CoIGlOrge Ce CeGeorge
George P Smith to be assistant assistantpaymaster aubtantINlYInMter assistantpaymaster
paymaster general b neral with rank of colonel colonelCOLOR colonelCOLOR colonelCOLOR
COLOR SCHEME OF LAKE LAKEIN lAKEIN LAKEIN
IN SOUTH CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIAA
A small lake at Seaside Monterey Montereycounty Xontertcounty Montereycounty
county Cal changes K Its color four fourtime foure fourUmea
time every e ery year yearTo yea yearo yearTo
To all appearances this lake is just justlike justlike justlike
like any other small lake and there theres thensems thereseems
s seems ems to be no reason why it should b bsuch be besu besuch
such su < h a remarkable sheet of water wat It Itit ItIt ItIt
it prettily situated i full of fish sh and andwater an41wat andwater
water wat l fowl and when In its normal normalcondition normalccndttlon norma normacondition
condition the water is clear am and sweet swnetIt sw sweetIt et etIt
It has one peculiarity besides Its vail variable vailable arJable ¬
able color however bew ver The water tel Ls c never neverstagnant neert neverStagnant
stagnant t despite d te the fact fa that there is isno isno isno
no apparent outlet to the lake lakeThe Jakerhe lakeThe
The color change are very pro pronounced pronounced proflounced ¬
nounced and are in four distinct shades shadesyellow IIhadesyellow shadesyebiow
yellow green red and dark gray that thathag thathas thathas
has the appearance of black at time timeAfter t tAfter timesAfter
After each change the water regains regainsits
its normal cle clear r appearance appearanceThe appoaraaceh
The h color ic t in thf water aa alK not th thresult the thetsult theresult
result of reflection rom the sky This Thishas Thishas Thishas
has been n proved brocd br fOICi ond doubt d < by th thfaot Uk Ukfat themet
fat that th the color > r remains the same samefor sa safor samelot
for days at a time t n regardless of th thcondition tbC01N1 the thecondItion
condition C01N1 tton of the clouds Joud The lour colors colorsntentioned colorsnteftUoned colorsmentioned
mentioned are ar the ones always seen seenand Hfnan seenand
and they U y always occur in the order ordernamed orderJUUD orderseined
named JUUD the disturbance dJttvr Mtrce if such Jeh it may maybe lnaybfII maybe
be called covering a period of from fromsix fromax frontel
six el weeks to two months in July and andAugust andA an anAugust
A August u t of each year yearC4d yearOld yearOld
Old residents of Seaside assert that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the phenomenon is a regular annual annualevent aRavalevent annualevent
event and that it is always followed by bytbe byt bythe
the t 6 death of a large 1ar e number of fish in inthe inthe inthe
the lake lakeNo lkeNo lakeNo
No explanation of the peculiar condi condition condition con conlion ¬
tion has ever l 1een een attempted by scien scienttets Nlenttts setenlists
ttets although a1th u several scientific men of ofnote ornote ofnote
note have studied tI the lake very care carefully caretuny carefully ¬
fully The Th prevailing opinion among amon the theinhabitants UleInhabltanbs theinhabitants
inhabitants of the section tloo surrounding surroundingthe surroundl surroundlthe
the lake is that the lake it 1 of f volcanic volcanicorigin volcamcorlsln volcaicorigin
origin and that the changes are due d tc tcsubterranean t tIubt4rranetln tosubterraneen
subterranean disturbances whfcrh wh h pro produce produce produce ¬
duce chemical changes ehAn s in the water or ofthe orthe orthe
the lake lakeThte lakeThis lakeThis
This idea is supposed 8Uppot ed to have hfi v e rown T01nout rownout rownout
out of th the belief that the lake is bot bottomless bottomlca bettomless ¬
tomless tomlessTwenty tomlcaTwfftt tomlessTwenty
Twenty years ya ago when tho Southern SouthernFacrifk SouthernPactftc SouthernPaeifie
Facrifk railroad was heinz Im built across acrossone a acrossone rou rouone
one end of thelake the Jake the roadbed sank sankalrneet aUt aUtalm sankalmest
alrneet as fast r t as it was laid and thou thousands thoutands thousands ¬
sands of tons of gravel and store were weredumped werodumped weredumped
dumped into the lake before a stable stablefoundation stab1toundtfoR stablefoundation
foundation could be obtained This led ledto JEdto ledto
to the belief that the lake is bottom bottomIces bottomkcsE bottomkrsExchauge
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