The Inter-mountain farmer and ranchman. [volume], February 25, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

About The Inter-mountain farmer and ranchman. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1902-1902

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B f. 'I'llllJM'Jill-.MOUM'.lli. I'AIOIIW AM) KAM.1UIAA. i'LJihUAV JiOMMMJ, X'J3UllUAItg 2ii, 11)02.
ALLEN TALKS OF NOME
Hi
H He Has Faith in the Riches
Hl of that Region.
H
l GREAT FUTURE FOR MINING
B J?laeer Mining In In Its Infancy, nnd
H Quartz Mining Has Not Even Be-
VH Knn The Brooklyn nt Tnrk Valley
1 divine; a Good Account of Itself
1' The Horn Sill cr Shut-down Has
Not Yet Materialized The Earth-
M quake that Disclosed a Clold Mine
lH Stocks Fall Lower Than Ever.
B Y J Allen a former resident of Silt
H I.nko. Is In tho city after n winters
H lslt 1 nst, on Ids wny to Nome Mr
H Allen spent four seam at dllTcrint
H Alisknn points, mid his return In tint
H rountr) shows Mi faith In Its ni-rlt.
sH Mr. Allen la now Dei illy United Mates
H Marshal at Nome, uml organized the
B fire department at that I laee He
1 nleo the llrst I'lro Chief nt Daw son IK
n reports Mlehael Sullivan, formerly on
the Salt Lnko llloe fone, ns being l-
l rated nt Alder Crtck, eighty miles north
H of Nome Allen has Knat faUh In
H nil the I'n 1 Stales holdings In the
H Alaskan territory, and roti'd.lors tin in
H far rlrhcr than those In the Itrtllsh ter-
H rltory. l'larrr mining In the far north,
H f l.o says, Is set In Its Infancy, while
H I' tho quarts mining, which has wonder-
H l fill possibilities, has not et been l"
H H gun. Anvil Creek, north of Nome, he
H n says, list ear product d nuggits of
V great value, one being Worth HMH)
H He also mentioned Harry Kd wards
and J. J. I)ononn, holh former Suit
H Lakers, as innklng money nt mining
1 at Dawson Mr, Allen wilt start north
9 Jnafcvvdajs
H j Tho Brooklyn Doing Well.
H ', ' The Ilrooktjn prnperts nt Park Val-
H ley Is giving n good numint of Itself
H under tho suntrlnten Inn) of Osiar I'
H Conner I'reo gold In small quantities
H Is nppenrlnK with emnurnglng regti-
H I larlty In the eln, nn I under the dlin-
H tlnn of Minnger J It Oraham n lop-
H I rrscntntlvo has heen sent 1'ist to llnnt
H the stock Mr (liahani cnnslltrH this
H Cl tho tieltrr move In lcvv of the unicr
H "?j tain tnndltlon of all nilnlnc storks is-
B peclally of prospects on the lnul innr-
H ket, nnd for tho further itnsou that
H the Kastern Investor Is more anxious
H i foi gold propositions than for those In
1 which the other metals nre sought.
H Horn Silver Still Running.
H The nnllclpit-d shut-down of the
H ; Horn-Silver on account of the failure to
H mnko satisfactory arrangements Willi
1 I the smelters has not jot taken place,
H J nnd jesterday the old producer reported
H I on the market with eight cars of ore
H . Manager I arnswnrth esferdi stated
H that the smelter had ngi red to take the
H tf ore now In tho bins nt the new rate t f
H , $3tn. He considers nn Indcpwidt nt
H I . ' smelter as the most likely and satlnfat.-
1 tory solution for tontlnulnR work In tho
1 "
1 Earthquake ns n Miner.
Judge i: V. lllgglns, who has Just
H returned from ltcawr county, tells of
1 n lecullar Mnd of gold In that lointltj.
j The Iloh loy, south of Ileaer, had been
M worked for a long time without ie-
suits, when the earthquake lent fall
1 uncoered a ledge from which samples
1 hae heen taken that yielded ns high ns
H J'S'i to tho ton In the ellnu metal.
Hj STOCK LI& DECLINED.
Hl Scarcely nn Exception In the Drop
H Daly-West tho Worst.
B The week opened with lunvy sales
H on the mining exrhnnge, and ester-
B day's transactions Included the trinsfir
Hj nf 107,211 shares of stock, whkh hiought
H JfiO.tn;:. liuslness, howver, wns de
Hl i cld-dly unsutlsfnitory to the vendor,
H ' ns the entire list, with scant I) nn ex-
Hl ccptlnn sufTered n (Inline In prln-
Hl Daly-West opened In the morning anil
H went erratlcall) down during the d ly
H I to 519::. at the tlose.
H Cnrlsa was dealt In henlb, with Its
B rrlie tiling forced down the stale from
H 35 cents tn 3I( cents A Ictnr sutTcred
H unmercifully from the hammer nnd n-
B reded all the way from ,10 to II coins
kVB California was an exception nnd rose
KVK unste.idllv from II to 28 rents Con
kVB Merrur wns also weak, nnd sold from
KVH 51 55 donn to 5 1 5:i, ttnclo Ham was
KVH tlnn and ndvanrid about 1 rent during
kVC I the dn. Yankee Con sold nt 52 10 In
KVH the morning, but In the afternoon n-
jJH ) reded tn 52 03. The closing quotations
W iv ere ns follows
- -JZJTLsnzr Tr"i"CH'r
M ! I HI lUsiied H HI I Akf.l
i sn,or ' s?, i i i
J I AJax , . . -&t4 v -t nn
I jIW(.n ... 30 I 10
VJ , l Heck . 1(1 ' i . I
J l 'ivveed I KVn fit ni MU
Ml California 35 ,si! ,i! a,
B Curls 311, V" it.;, 31.,
onn.n . t ;t :;i, jit'J so'
MH Conger i in
Ml Dllv . ... I wj 191
J 1) & ,ark f ., 01 I .
Mj Dallon ,, dl'vl ,(v-i
1'esler . . 56 1 ,
J 1 mereld ., ic i
mm n f. H ii mi mi x, i o
jBjW CJalena 11 i 13 I lo i;
JjVB o i entril ... 1 M ; S6 s 0) 3 1
J CI ) agin . . II
JMJB 3 lorn Hllvcr 1 111 ... ,
J t Ingot ai I 031.1 iv.k
JJMJjI J 1 lowers US'. 05 I Oil' .It,
H 1, ( hlrf .lovf ,l5 u
J 1, Msmmnlh M 7 I i 78
H 1 a Urine 14 Ju
'Mammoih ' l to 1 24 l 1 , 1 li
VJ Munh.ltnn Oil, nil,' ,)iv
B May n.y , , M, .W, i 1.! 'i
no iigut i om ,i ,v.. ,,?
jaW Ontario . . 0 0 Co 'I 6 00 11
( 1'etrn
BVK It Ann,, ,0M, , 1 r 10
B 1 Bunshlue 23 JJ
H , Knansca VI ,
55fM So hwanea JIVll ,s -o 25
Iacrairento ' 1 i) 15 c
Silver King to () I S5 m
War Con IN, ,1H 19, 1.
Hhow Con . , jg
'" Sll Hhleld . IV, 07 I. f,;.. J?
agBV I Tesorn , It II j 11
MH Hnnlwim I if) i) i
H J nclo Ham tlW, I.) ti . (m.
yH I'tah ., . , ! I SO II
H aleo ,, , IT I 10 I if,, IS
1 Meter . ) I . JH,i jiu,
H 1 Yankee Con 8(0 I 800 I jm ;os
H MOItMSO HAI TH
i I A ix Jtt at 0e uOO at -6vac Inn m ,iic.
H ' W0 at rv !"" t ",i seller tl.lrlv
H3 Carlsa, lOto at Uc l'. at U', ll'.o at
H 31c. ;) at A.', c, in. at 3H,c Ji at IT.
H IjOO at 33c rAl at e seller live HI at
1 ."r, 17(1 at 32c mo it il ,,- i , "
H buver thlrtv, 'tti at 31c nellvr i n
H Consolidated Merrur lav ni ii tt ion at
H , u.-.tW-v. .? live A".v si
! iWjSs,,af,ra'MM",",ft--o
H , I)al Jt 51 95
H U Ial St, 100 at 12: (4, K at 521 50 100
H .' oy, JO at 5-He, too at 5c Wi at
H V. f at Ki, 1800 at Mke S2i nt l
H J at 55c seller thirty ion at '',.i.
Hl 1 Riur Cnsr,rlatrd ma at 2nc
W i Uncle Bam 100 at, 4oc 10) at 4J,c 20.)
H I nt CjV,c, !i at w,c l(.i at 46c,
H l Hen Huiler SOOO st "ic
H Iiuss 1k too at tc
;
I . t 23V, seller thirty, 4100 nt .-. I
la ni I i
Ms lhaiiin info at Hie
M .rlha Unshlngton 3o at 7l,c
T tr 2"i nt !c lio at 9'jC
It t r 30 at Hoc l'OO at 2!ir M st 5Se,
!0n in - V 2"l at 27e W nt 2Vc S" at
. , li nt 100 at 2Hc, l'i at St',c.
Valikte Ii") nt 5210
OI'I.N- noAnn
(on oll.lateil Jlercur. 100 at 1 12'i.
liilv 1UI 25 at 520 110 V at 521
t.alinn IU nt 74r
I lllle ( hlef I0OH st IV
lU.ir I " at 24c Ut at S3e
M Tl.lt.NOON HA! F78
Alnx 1fK at 25r 1'Al at UV ff at 21c
Mil r so ,ii, io nt 24 Pioa at 21V
siller in days. Mi l 2IVjc, seller 10 days,
i at 24v,i BOO nl 3iK, seller 10 (lajs
( arlsn I t H,c iio at g'V. , ,
llalv West H at Sfl at 5IJ75, 865 at
5H ii Kfl at 111 HO ill JUt"
M immoth li at II la .... tlw, ,
M n !)) i al Kk, 1100 at 55Ue lial
55",. IMi nt , POO at HV " at Mc
W0 at MU, seller JO days al Hle
, llir i rlnts
Nnrthcrn 1 lain Us al 2V
Htar l on I" at IMtc. llOa at Wie 500
a I lV ""' ' seller da is
t mle Hnni lil at !', ' at IVg. V
st 4,c lee nl IVm 100 at l , V at
' illlle(T SvildMim I0WI al Hi I MUf
l at Hie Ii llcr 5 dan. 200 at 6. , 200 a I
aleo lfl nl IKc M all'1' .. , .
-,H"X, r,-al TW srSlerW aT Si
",.Sfsrir,iR,ttimr.i".-iii..i'
.tSi seller so davs 4ft at JIWc seller
JO ilijs. imo at , limo at 25Ui 2WI nt
2BV 10.1 al .lie 8"i al 2.V m at Ve.
Killer 10dis 1'On at Sle" eller 10 rtsys,
1Mi it 2BS , Wn al J,i buyer .lays,
HI at NV
i1ctnr,"5'at JJttc lid nl Ur. too at
ri,t iWi nt 2li. 2500 nt 20. 3000 at
IV 100 at .W,c, fl'i at 'ic VW al 13c,
si Hi r 00 ilavs tto at 20e seller JO d iy
Yankee, ltn at 5209, 100 il -l
111 I S HO Mtl
Dllv Wist to nl 510 in nw al 51928
i.r.md ( inlrnl !' at 52.
Kt ir i on V.i a l I0,.
IIoim Tvvenl 10ii ai i0c
Ictor, 500 a I 20V
Oro nnd Bullion Settlements.
The oic inl bullion settlements
Sistrrda) nggitgnted 5101100 uml wtie
divided a follows
T It Jones Jt Co -Ore, 3S ooo, bullion,
54.' 0(i
Mriornkk & Co-Hlvei-lend ores,
I72H0, (.npiwr bullion, J1SCK). onnldes,
51500
In the tudnl market silver rilled nt
51 iciils no niinre instlng roppi r nt
lift i cuts u pound nnd lend at 5150 pet
100 rounds
Boston Copper Market.
Illlllll Ml bl"l CIAI.1
lloslon Mnss, l'eli 21 Tod l "a cop
per iniriet d eloped some m rj lively
Hading In il numbir of sperlalths 'I he
undeilone shows ixmitlonil Htrtnkth
In the geneial list, while n few Issues
urn Inclined lo wenkne-s Tho purihase
b the Amnlgamntid or the Colusa
I'arrot owned b Senator Clark which
developed over the holldas, li thought
to be the st irt towards paving the wny
to u general ilennlng up o( the situ itlon
In Montana The billing nf stocks to
da was quite splrltr.l nt times, the
iloslm; bilng somewhat Irrrgulir but
firm llnrnblovvet & Weeks Linkers, 51
Slnte street llnstnn, and 10 Wall street,
New ork, furnish the following quota
tions Sllen High t.on Clrwe
AmalgimatM 2 723 5-0 73 W A TO
lllngh im .1 23 hi 22 M
Unit-West J3 0II
vnh or, 2i n 21 00 21 7-.
1 lilted Htales 371 17 V) 17 17 17'i
Mcrciir !" 1 M I "'s t 75
Mnliank -1l St 2"i 33 50 S3 u0
curb-llosliin 5H2ltIM1j
Mining Notes.
Col II O Jliftron jesterday went out
to Tlnllc
tTncle ra mnde n ehlpncnt sesterdiy
of IHi nils ot ne
Tlio Ite.l wing of Hlngham jesterdis
to irketed a cor of ore
The Cnnklln nampler reiwirtM live cars
nf nre from Tlntlo eienlil
Thre enrj of ore from the Mammoth
reached tho smelter )eslerdn
Two cars of Htilllon Heck ore were re.
reived esterdi at the smelter.
The Ma Da) icsterrtaj w is a shipper
on the mirket In the extent of two tars
of ore
W O Van Home returned homo les
tepln) from Inspetllng mining properties
In I)i lib atioti
K r t'eer goia to Ftockton to.Hy to
look over the Don I'nlro of which propo
slllim hi Is an nfllcer
Tonv Jicolwon who Is operating tho
Ccnirnl nt Hlnkhiim ei.terilay began
hnullng i re to the siatloi
The Highland Ho Consolidated of
Hlngham scstirdit settl.il for two cirs
of om Ih It Jlel.led 41 per rent lend
r Isht enrs or ore enme In from Heinlor
A I lirks Ophlr lllll mine jeslentnj,
and a like number came In from the
iloiu Kllver
Tht I arlsa contribute I live ears of nro
to itrrdi s mirket four enrs from the
conipniv a workings nnd one enr from
Ihe Harris lease
C I Inder of Iho Annie Ijiurle and
Judge W 1 HnMler, with others Inleren.
id with them hive purctused an Interest
In the iloldcn l"ra group near Alma
Colo
The Tolor Hrunton sampler ester
da received twelve cars of on from Tin
He eight i irs from Ophlr lllll one eir
from Hlngham and eight cirs from
1 rlsco
IMwIn Mcflraw et nl of I'HMhurg, Pi
have quit claimed to Hie Copper King
Mining compin for 5123 ooo the Copo,r
king and Cnppi r King No 1 mining
tlilms at Hlnghim
Tho Utlh of 1 Uh Springs ttrrdi re
ported a tar of ore on the Iruk, in1
th it Hums bad gone to the rntn- from
Oasis for another like shipment which
Is ulna') sukt I up
Iho llrlsxb ut lta Is ifparlng to give
goo I aiiounls from devt lopment work
lerform.d on tin rrowrlj .luring the
wlni.r nnd tenterdis live teams Itgun
inovliiK lln ores lo Pitutj
Himiifl Newhnur.e arrlviil In Hull 1 ike
eterli and will rem tin hire for nev
rralilis Mr Nevtlioua, elenliv hn.1
nolhlrtK lo dlt iilt, nil to jlm pr. posed
eierailons of the various Ciah pronoal
ttons In which In is Inicr.ni.t ' '
FAMILY WIPED OUT.
rive reople Tound Murdsrerl Near
Welch, Ln.
Welch. La, lib .1 Tonight It ut,
dlsimortd tint live of the sit mem
la r ot the l.nl fnmii living nbout
threo miles fioni here, had been
murdered nnd that ihe head of the
household It id dlsipiomrd No search
Ins yet been mnde foi his bod, al
though It Is genernllj helbvod th it ho
has been killed 111 wife hud the whole
front of her faro unshed In with some
blunt Instrument One of her sons had
been shot ihrourli the nend nnd the
throats of tbn e others hud been rut
None of ihe riunll) had In en seen rlnco
Thursdij last nnd It Is thouUit that
the weie kllle I on tint nUlit There
Is no clue to the perpetiatnr of the deed
The Larls orlglnallj came from lovvu.
ANARCHY DENOUNCED,
Catholic Bishop of Buffalo Issues
Letter to Priests,
nutftlo l'eb 21 Jimes IMward
Qulgley, Itommi CMInllc lllshnp ot
Hullalo, lus issued n Utlei audiesseil
to the iuIhsib of hU dim ee dennunr
lug the tenhlngs of bnd.il U. mocriuv
and anarch tatholhs art mminanl
d lo renounce the do, trlnes on naln
of diprlviitlon of the sa lament In
case of persistence li foil wing their
teachings the suptemc pi nalts of cx
rnniiminli itlon will br Indicted
CASTORS A
For Infanti nnd Children.
Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
Slcuuture of 0utZff&i&&4f
LITTLE BUSINESS DONE
Stock Market Back into Pro
fessional Hands.
NO IMPORTANT MOVEMENT
Declines Established for American
Stocln ln London Since Trldny
Hnvo to be I'icsil at the Opining
nnd This Caused n Lower Level
Trices, However, Were nt Ho Time
Down to tho London rarity and
They Econ Began to Hecover
Bonds firm.
Sll.VIlIt
New nrk 61V
Iriilldou . , 2Sft-l6d
t,i:n
New York exchange 51 J2V
Coiipi.ll
New Wk exchange 512 l'.VMli 371,
Sllvri and Drafts.
New York Teh 2-llar silver, Sf?,c
Jlexban dollna 43i4c
Ran 1 lanilsco reh 21 Sliver Inrs
Mcxlean dnllals l))ll i
Drjfts sight, l."j. lebgraph ISr
Money nnd Kxchanf-e.
New ork I". I. 2l-Mone on rail
stia.lj at i2i, er tint, t losed offereil
at er lent
I'rlnie nierciutllo paper IfiHi per cent
Sterling exelnnge tlnn with nituil
buslneaa In b inkers bills nl IIS7tJIW
for demand mil 1 1 Ml.41 1 Mfc for slxt
lavs I'iwImI rilea SIMandllMl, Com
mercial bills, 51 HUM W,
New York Metals.
.Sew ork I eb .1 There wns a sub-
slanllil alvaiiri In tho local mirket for
pig Iron I bus at New 1 ork Iho closing
I rln was 12S,WKi2i ) for spot London
tlm.e.1 ( im bight r at Ills P for spot and
1113 fi r futures
Copier was unlet and unclnnged hero,
with upot at Il2m)ii2 v elcctrilvtlc at
5l2 2Milil7W and casting at 512 I2'til237i
At I onilon irlies at the c!ne were IVs
blBber at I50 .'s 6,1 for spot and IV. lis
for fill 11 1 es
I en I was II rm nnd nnrhinged nt 51 ljij
nt Sew nrk and I on Ion wns Is Id
higher nt 111 IV
Up. Her wns sleadv lure nt 51 20HI25
and l-on Ion cloned 2s 0,1 higher ot 117 17s
I
Iron was firm here Cllisgnw closed at
Ms ll.l and MldUcrhnro at Ss The locil
quotations were unchanged
Snn Francisco Mining Stocks.
San rrnnelseo Keb 21 -The offlrM
closing quotations for mining stocks to.
dt were as follows
Alia OliJustlre 5 01
Andes ft.MixIcan . H
Heleher O, Occidental Con. OS
II & II 27 Ophlr 1 X
Hiillinn . ... idiOvrrman .. .. lo
Caledoult . .. 31 I'utoKl 12
Chil Con HSivago ,,, .(9
(bollir ... 12 Seg llilchcr ... 02
Cnnfllenen . . ".iHlerrn Nev . Ill
I'L'sli . 1 'A, wivcr lllll ., . V
Crown Tolnt Mlt'nlon Con , . o.-
tl c niHtah Con . . 03
II A ,S 13 .ll..w Jacket 17
MIW MJIIIC Ml. SI Ml HTOCKS
Am H tc It 5l7 12liliad Con . 5 M
I referred JS l 1.11 Chief W
Adims Coii Vi Ontario 700
Alice , tl Ophlr 1 0;
Hreico , tn 1 hoenlx .. .. M
Iiruns con 07 rototl . , 12
Com Tunnel or, Hiviiko P7
Con C i a 12 Wlcrra Nev .IS
Dead 'Urra M hmill Hopes 30
Horn Silver . in Hi 11 ml ml , 3 20
Iron Silver t&
llOSTOV .Ml. SI. SO STOCKS
A.lventllie 5 23 W Osceol 1 . 5 1 00
Alloin 1 3 vi 1 nrrot 31 TO
Mnulgnm 70 2T, oulnev 111 0.1
H 1III1 13 to rile Copper 3 25
Hint ham .-.' 1. lamarack 23M ro
c A. II fiiorioai 1.1 Trim I n . loom
Centennial 10 1 Trinity .. . II 7H
Cop llange 01 75 IT s . 17 2T,
ljom Con s-rn ctnh . 71m
Tranklln lew Metnrla . 51214
lle Hovnle MM Mnona II 'n
Mohawk S3 75 Wolvtrlno .. Sift)
Ol 1 Horn 21 00
Totelgn Market.
New York Kelt U Commercl il dver-tl-ei's
lndon tlnnnctil cai,, t,rnm savs
'Slocks were llletl ntea.lv tndi pend
Ing the settlement save In the caso of
South African shires which 1 pencil firm
and then st.adll) sngeed The public Is
out of the market, an I luslleia nro hold
Ing off thinking that the wtak element
has not vet hirn slliken out Ihe Vmrr
lean department 01 1 ned weak dreidng
New orka opening after the hilllav
but the hull faction ralllid prices when
Niw rk came as n buer parllcularly
of Union Taclllc The close was cheer,
ful
New York Stifrnr Market.
New Jnrk l'eb 21 Sugar lliw nrm:
filr rellnlug 3ic ontrlfugil 9-tet
3c mutsses ugnr .".c ruined firm,
rrushid 5.M lovvdered 51 0.), (.ranulatcd.
5tW. cofftt, quid. So J Itlo, 7,c
Storks and Bonds.
Sew Wk tch 21 The mock market
sunk t.tik ngiln Into the professional
tri.l. m hauls lodav and there wis no
Imimrlinl movement exiet In a few
sloths of s miller rallroids not allied In
an of the great svetnus, an I In somo
minor Industrl lis The .l..lnea estnb
llshed for 1uerbnl1 Ktocks In lindoii
sbue the tlose here of Crlilav alltrnoon
hi I In I. raicd 111 the oinlug I his
1 meed n Invvir bvel at llrst Hun nn list
Irll.y hm prliin were at nn time diwn
to Iho I oudon pirllv nnd tliev noon be.
an in mover In split of veiling on nr.
bltrige on lnidon account at the ad-
The confidence Ihnt Ihe Supremo court
would refuse Jurisdiction In Minnesota a
suit against the Sotlhern Seturitlea run.
panv vvhli h bus hern Itrrntv bell In
vVashlngton for Hire weeki wait unlm
palrid thl monilni. nnd Ihe tru.era did
some nf their having on thnt Inslii The
niltiouncrinent of Ihe decision bv the
ciurt failed to ntlrnct am mitalda il.
mini mil the rfforls of the traders In
take their 1 rollti, caused a recti. .11 In
the market and an tasv rioting
The decision of Ih. admlnli.tr itlon tn
push the else itfilnst Ibe Northern Se
uirlllcs romi anv del rived the other suli
of much or ,1s Imiorltnre but Hit fs. I
remains that one possible t nurse of pro
teilnr. against tho lompiinv It tlised bv
this detlilont an I a step thus mhlcvr.l
toward tilt eslnbllshment of the rom
pin) status It Is uinernllv fell that all
possible (ourvci. ot pioi.duie will have
In ho met In the same vvav
The 1 rofessl mals who were on the hull
side lo.liv . x hanged assurance th 11 the
administration s suit ngalnst the company
might he ngiirieil i.s In Ihe nttiire ,f a
frlendl 1 roi ess to establish the true
stan ling of that tompinv undi r the liw.
and th. Msll to Washington of r me of
Iheirlnelpnl flniniiirs liilerestel was ri
Rir.ied as u Invoilng faitor for th. out
tome if the .use ibis sort of argument
wjs nn so lonvhulng Inn that the ra. 1
fisslonnl Iradtrs kept k. .nl) nl, rl ti
cub uhcrs movem. nt an 1 when lip
tortant silling In reillse devcliiitd all
turned tn the atlllng side
rtin InrRent . halloas w,re In stocks
which mov.d un.hr Hillvlduil lull lencts
in Sugir the Intliiiiu. wis dlsiipnini
ment over Ihe imasun igned iiinn b
ihi is and Mi ins lomniltiie r. gird
log Ihe diitv .r liiluii sugir mal
gnmalid I ipper was iff tied bv the re
ported suit I 1 It of a mill, tad th. ri
moval of thr. itrnetl litigation c dorado
A South rii wis h. ivllv bouglil wllh an
alv nn, f ovir a 101111 on re) oris of a
trai.sltr f i nirol An upward movi
mini of 1 lumber of low prltel mini r
rallroil sinks had 1111 othei nppirent
nisi ihui svmpithy wllh this mot. ment
In c ol .ri.lo e. South. rn i.uness.n 1 nil
was a re. tun at an extreme advance of
0, n rumirs of it resumption nf , 1 1 v I
den l-i llcallngs In Southern I'acltlc ton.
tinned lirgt Inn the movtmtni In Iho
si tk witK mall
1 oielgn exchange continued to a lvalue,
t liv Inlluenced by tendons selling of
siturlllea here and the small supply nf
ex hinge bills but the local mon.y mtr
ket tnntlnutil easy
The bond mirket showed some d'grcn
of firmness, but busmen was not large,
except In the ,bl"h de benlun s Tn'sl
sales par value 5H")fi I nlled State
is coupon de, lined and the registered
3s advanced ', on the Inst call.
IIOND LIbT.
t' R ref 2s reg too 1! 8 5s eou "i
I S ref 2s cou l"l rolo It- So 4,. 0ij
t' S 3s reg 10S, 1 & It O If 1021,
IT H 3n eou llll S'o I'aclllo 4s IJB'i,
It S new tl reg 133), Nn I'arino 3s .)',
f S new ts cou IKI'4 So Haclllc ts 02
I' S old Is reg 1I22 1 1' l '
I S oil In tou HSU t' 1' tonv ts 1C
V S 5s reg 1H
CI OSINO RTOCKS
Atchison 12 0 nt TS'. W1
preferred icon o; 0,
Halt & Ohio 1!) lOtf, 102'4 101J,
preferred f3
Canadian Pac . 2 soft ll IT-s. Ill', Ill's
Canada Co SO
r lies v. Ohio 20no tV ISi, I'Va
(hlcnkn A. Alton 3 li.l 3?, . 2iW
preferred Son ;t 7s 7Mt
(hi Ind L Louis I2HO r;u R2V,
prrferreil K 7T ?i "1'a
rhl . I- III jm 1IJ nm, llHt
l hi (treat West 1 ' 21 Jltt S
A preferred Sj
B pn ferred SM It Wk
Cbl Sorwest 201 51S Jl' "I1
rhl ft I Pae nn ISI Kl li
rhl Term . r 1() In 10 IM,
preferred 100 HI' 31 31
r c ( A st I. i'n mi;, 1004 101
olorado So 1O11V1 2lii 2H, W
1st preferred 50 , )
2nd preferred 9 "O 37 3fi . i
Del Hudson 4..1 171 172'4 172
Hel t, & West Wo 21 Kl 2n
I'en nio O 42Vi
preferred T"o 12H 02 ojs,
Ul. 12 91 m5 37'd IM,
1st preferred mo Mt, l 1',
Jnd 1 nlerre.1 Vo W5 50 ',
llreat Nor prd ' H7 JW, Ki'j
Hocking alley r7
I referred 1 l SI H
Illinois ( entral 1 tl 110 13TK, II)
Iowa Central . I l' l, I7i, 4
preferred Sfrt wa K 70
I. rrlo West 3"! 1.7V. s7 f'i
pieferred 132
Inula & Nosh 2 VO 10IH I0I, I0H,
Mnnhnttan I I l" ItM. m 113
Met SHeet 11 2 -.., HSN, t!"VSi Iks'.
Mexican Central 2IM 2 2S .,
Mexican National 700 17 uvt li
Minn Aj bt I, 4 0 loot, 10, loo
Missouri Pit 4 Id ii, 102 Mi,
Mo K" A Texas 1 2C0 25 Wi 2P,
preferre.1 P f A) W, K'i 5.T,
S J Centrnl 111
S Y t enlral 1 7oo 1W, lf.u4 va
Norfolk A. West 1 x -.7 "sij 5fi
, pn ferred no 01 HI el'5
Onlarlo West I i 33, X't 33Vi
I'ennsjlvnnla 1 10 1 , 1U 111',
It. ndlng 5JK1 57S .s, ro?,
1st preferred 1 300 SPi Hi, St
2nd preferred 4 Sio fix f7' es
Bt I. A H I' . I.00 rlU Ki'k 00i;
lt preferred 300 M, SI1, SI
2nd prefrrred . 2i "J'd 72i 72',
St I, Mo West . .i4 .i ."!4
preferred 70.) 50 50 fs
St Piul 13 8.0 li 4, lbl 1i2'j
preferred is
Southern Pno ni mh i, M,
Southern Ity .. II wo TJi. 32, 12'J
preferred 3 no '! W, Vi
Trxin & Pic . tan 41'i la's 40,
1 St I. ti West .. li 21 2H, 2H,
preferred 2 1.0 4114 40 41,
I inon Pao - 21 ) in tn wij
preferre I ... . ST1, S7i S"i
Wabih . . 1ft" 21', 21H 21N
preferre 1 . 2 700 41, 4."; 4.",
Wheel A I, i: ,4lo 2iV, 1 1', iv,
2nd preferred 2 200 31 32T. 3314
W la Central f"o 2a 2i, 2111,
preferred Trt tPj 41 4015
1'xprcss Companies
Ad inn . IV.
American . IW 2) 230 22T,
I nlled Stntrs . 2i 115 lllb 113
W ell, I argn . . 1J0
Mlscellineous
Amilg Copper .. , 1 M0 70', roi. 701,
Am car f. r mo 2Mi 2MJ 2S,
preferred '" S7i s7, STij
Am 1 Inseed Oil 4"0 23 53 22,
preferred . 3s
Am hm & net 5 HV) 4Sj, 4', 4"i.
preferred So , 0 m
Anaconda M Co . 4 331, 32', 33',
Hrooklyn It T . , 300 f2 Sl, r.'
I oln r At lmn . . 2 400 S7, Shi, S. i.
Cons Qua 1 000 223 22.V, 22ij
Contl Tob prd .. 4l 1114 110 IP.
(leneral I lectrlo . JO 2WHi 21 t'1
(llueose Sugar . . 1 . . 421,
Hocking Coal .. I"l if 17 ln
lulern I Puper . r1 M! 2014 20H
preferred . 100 75', 76; 7SlJ
Intern I Power s.
I a Clede Oas ... fR
Sallonal Hlscult 100 47H 14 47l
Sollonil 1 cad . no )!l l.'S 17
National Silt . . ... 23
preferred ... S3
North Amer 01
Pac Con.t ., 7214
Pile .Mill 2l 4), 4SV. 4.lJ
Ptoples C5a 1 20n 1 v. loo oo-ij
Prrsscd Steel Car Two, jf; jri, 3.1
preferred S2.0 Hi M S2',
Piillmnn Pal Car 219
Hepubllc Steel 3 o.l 10, in, Hi,
preferred . 1 2") ;o' 70 70
Sugar . 11 wn lmi 1274 12s',
inn C 5 Iron 51 -no 7W, riu, 70
Union H & 1" Co KO Wi H, Kt,
I referred 100 so so 7
l' S leather 17 "fil 1JU 111, IP,
preferrsd . 3 "oO SjiJ n SHi,
U S Rubber 4 l'o if, 1', 1C,
preferred 2 ') 50, 5R W,
l' S Steel 2JV0 4IIJ 41, 43',
preferred 1 To.) ipj n np.
West Pnlon Ai 51 0.W, noij
Amer loco ton 3H4 3P, 3H,
preferred in DJi, w 0.1J
1OND0N CLOSING STOCKS
Consnla for .M IUT 24',
money tllV preferrtd 57
Consols for nc N V Central jeri,
count M 9 10 Norfolk A: '7,
Araconda icisl preferred .12',
Alchlson . . 77i Onlnilo At W 31
prtferred tr, I'ennstlvnnK 7',
II ft O W , Hi ndlng 2
Cm Pnclllc 117 1st ifd 42111
C A. ( 4..VW 2nd nftl 3..
r l W 21 I So lt1llwa .. 331,
C it A. St P llix I prefeired 97'i
I A. II (1 IJ', So Paclllo 0.A,
preferred M I'nlon Pacific lop,
V:rlo . SSJ.I preferred 01 V
1st pf.l .. 70 V B Steel 4
2nd pf.l 5r,i, preferred . i,
III Centr-vl HJ'J w'ahash 2i;
I. A. N 10.J1, preferre.l 4li!
Spinlsh 4s 77'i
Mone 2t73 per cent
Tho rale of discount In the open market
for short tills It 2", per cent
Tho rnlo of discount 111 Iho open market
for three months hills Is 2T, per icnl
Live Stock.
IIICAOO
Chicago fell .'I Citlle-Iteeelpts. 21
utO Incllrtlng .IKi Tex ins slenly In 10c
Inwer (lood to prime st. ers. 5.50-1733
poor to midluni 5li"iifi50 slickers and
feeders l.'VfTIS cows. SI2MI5V,, belf.
eis 52WS60, canneis 51iifl210, bulls
5!5iv7i4Bi, eniies 3 mm 75, Texas fed
si. 1 is I MV,'B T,
lints lleceipis 4x0ft). estimated to
morrow, 35 Oil lift over, 4Vl Markit
sleadv to shade easier mixed and hllrh
rrs iiarxjun, good lo choice henv
Sft25il rough henvj 50IO4I.1J., light,
5,iHH,i(10 hulk of salea 55"ijI0 21
Shceii-lteceltts II .i Sllei p strong lo
lOo higher, lambs 15fl2fie higher Cool
to choke welhers 5ITMi5TO fair to
choice mixed 51 1"! I 7), West.rn sheep
nnd cnrllnss IIWHOl, nallvi lambs
17Mi(. Western Unihs 5' 2511. m
KANSAS CIM
Kinsils Clt), 1-eb 2ICatlle Ibcilnls,
7110 Ineimling I') T. xnns si. arte S 1
tlve suets IcnOflihT fi xas and Inrtlin
kANHVS Cin heb 21 Cnttle- He
celpts 7010 Inrl ullng I fin lexana alemlv
SSIIve steers 50Oi?('rTexis and In. II 11.
steers 5I'1176 Texas ows I.K'rtil.H
nnllve tows and helf.rs 510aM5 stoik
rs and leeders 512ofl5lo hulls HWi
4 50 calves tl wviiTiii
Hogs Hoc Ipts l market sleidv
Hulk of siles S'lOirtl heavj Ji..M(i!IO
pickers 5- sMit, 01 medium 5 ,iih..).
light, 5 40111, 10. orkns 55W(6r.i PB,
Sheep Ilec-lpts, IO mirket stea Iv
Millions 5ir5i Ininls 5 "1n7i
range welhers 51 7 Ai so ewea 51 705 j
SOI'TII (1MAII
South Omiha Teh 21 -Citlle - He.
celpts SsYI. mirkel slcalv Snllvo
sirers 5KKHjJoO c iws and heifers 53 MX,
Ski Western steers Usikid.m Tixas
steers 53rifllM lanners 51SOJi2Si
stackers nnd feelers 52754rlar, calves,
WWTi hulls stigs etc 5260.(117,
Hogs Itecelnls 4 rf.) market stiady
lleavj 5i.iMJilJ) mixed 5-i'ifmoo Hint
trili0u. pigs, 5I254J5 50, bulk of salts.
. IM4 16
Sheep Receipts. I.00 market steadv
Ted muttons 5'.iwi5R6t Wesierners, 51 j)
i3i) ew.s, 5l(Miieo, ciinmon and
Bintkeis 5i2tffl75 I iml s, 5. 3566 10
DP.NVIMt
Denver Pel) 21 -Catlle-ltecelpta l
sIhi.I) beef iteers, 517M5 25 cows 53 lsj(
li nlntkors and feeders freight paid to
river, 53111150, hulls stags etc, 51 'Hi
lloga-lte'ilpls iM hlghir, light
Pickers, 51SOj5!iO, mixed nnd heavi, 3'i
jjil 2t
Sheep Hoc. Ipls 2.0 hleady Good fat
muttons, J3fo.(j), lambs, 5iu,fu50
ST JOSl.PH
81 Joseph Peh J I -Cattle Receipts
650.Btea.lv Natives 5l35fl7i.) cows and
lu Iters liiiMC'i vials tliviKA, stock
trs and feeders 5-"ssij4 s
Hogs Recjlpts J7..I. sronB Light nnd
light mixed 5ik'li;il me. urn nnd
heavy. 5615ff30. plk 53 lows no.
Sheep-Iteceipis n'o lomso higher
Western limbs, jJijtlw), Western sheen,
ll.4Jt 2
LOW LEVEL IS STRUCK
Everything in Grain Market
Is Pushed Down Hill.
GET PRETTY HARD BUMP
Wnrin Weather nnil Froopects of
Grain ln Plenty Was Cause of
Slump May Wheat Closed With
Loss of 1 7-8 Everything ln the
Ornln Pit Was Benrlsh from the
Start Cables Wero Lower Crops
Reported ln Excellent Condition
Corn Influenced Same as Whent.
Chicago, Feb 21 Oraln rices slumped
nt the opening of the Roird of Trnelo to.
dn Then the leirs gnve them a vigor
ous push and everslhlng went downhill
and struck low level wllh a pretty bird
bump Tho warm weather and prospects
of t,nlns In plenlj was Ihe cause of the
slump Ma) wheat closed with a net
loss of IV May corn t'Sc nnd May otts
l',c Provisions lost 2V4 lo 17V4C
I. vers thing In whent was bearish from
Ihe very start Ctllts were lower, re
ceipts wero Improved and the weather
gave promise of sunshlno for some lime
tn enme Crops reiorte.l in excellent con
ellllon and the fanner btgan lo sell In 11
hurr estimates of grain rcceli ts for
tomorrow w.re trcllo what tho wero
todi Worlds shipments wero ovtl 000
bushtls, compared wllh lilltl"! bushels
last week, nnd nils 591010 bushels a
year ago As a result tho earl stones
on rliHtign were mostly excited scrambles
to unload Liquidation w is prominent
and wns the Icnllng feature Shurls
sales wero also consider ible Tho for
eign demand was still erv llghl and
the dctnind from stock fetders was be
coming lighter because ot the good
weather. Ma opened tttic to ijflS.c
lowir at 77Mi77c dropped with al-urltv
to 7b,c and h ncred for some lime ainuud
that llgure Hulls lnd practically noth
ing with which to support the mirket
Covering lime to time on tho brenks
steadied things fir it while nnd when a
decrenso In Iho visible supplj of 1 021 '
bushels was posted the market strength
ened a bit Just b.l.iro Iho close how.
ever, tho general feeling Ihil when was
ton ilenlltul swept over Ihe floor nnd
wllh hiirdlj n struggle M ly dropi ed an
other cent lo 7jHc May closed ery
weak. IV lower at 75Sii7jc
Lorn again had lo contend against the
simo depressing Influences th it liavo
teen uniiervlnff Iho binrs nnd adding
fresh vigor to tho heirs for n week or
more These consisted mostly of In
creased offerings nf corn from firmers
nnd a decreased item ind from Western
feeders At tho opening cnhles wen
lower, tho bouihwtsiern mirkets weie
er weak i-d fair weather was unlvtr
sil In It toutnry most needing It Re.
celvers nil reported liberal acceptances
from the countrv of the lhleai.0 blds
ln nianj cases at decreases Much stuil
was for sale eirlj on hedges May
started i.nV down ftV,c. In company
with wheat and hardly paused In Its
downward enurse until it had struck t..',
fiai,p Tho weakening of the holding
sinllment on the part of the farmers was
reflected In the til with a higher Inten
sity and llqulrtitlon of speculative hoi 1
Ing went on at an enormous rite Nearly
everv house on ihe lloor took part In tho
selling which wns for both local and
eoiiiitr) account The offerings wero the
1 enlist from those trndeis who were
rieentlv on the bull side Covering made
no apparent efftct on prices May closed
vers weak l'c down nt W,c. Receipts
were 131 e irs , ,
Oils Ind a sjmpalhetlo market nnd
slumred In companv with corn No news
ilevelojed Tor a time mar the opening
tndo was extltel with rea offerings
on one side nf the pit and the other si lo
almost steads After the opening brenk
of s to lc May sold up to '.c below
I rldnv s close Hut Iho bear sentiment
irevalled preelomlnnnlly and th down
ward tenilencs was ennstint I.lnuldl
tlon was general May closed weak, H,o
lower at 41V
The grain weakness affected provisions
and Induced scattering silling Offerings
wero taken lirgelv b shorts In pork
Pickets bought some lard and ribs and
held them steads May pork sold as low
as 51'. 60 and closed nfce down nt 5115..
Mas lard 2'tc lower at 5137'a and Miy
rlha fui5o lower at 5x424
HANOI! Or I.nADINO ruTunr.s.
Open High Low. Close
Wheat-No 2- ( , ,v
limber ;::.: U t'i Si K
t om No S- r ft M fVi
Juls .... Ws "k M M
Seotemler .. 60 to VI 6Si,
Mast""N.. -t... V, 41 . ,41'.
Juls ,B,i , 1I' 3,,
September ... !, 30J Ml, .
May"...1.'"1!. .. 1 t 11 r,K 11 50 11 v,
July IS 71 15 S2'i 15 AT. 15 70
Vayrrt" 9 4) 0 40 0 SI 0 1714
Jult 3 7) 0 5214 II I7' 0 50
MayOrt """" .Ml 4H, 8 4214 42'4
July s S "Vj S I71J 8 521$ S '2
September HJ K ' 8 0Ji
CASH QUOTATIONS
Cash quotations were as follows Hour,
easier So 1 spring wh. nt, 7(V?i 71c No 2
nil 71u75o No 2 wlllle oats, I34IV No
3 while, 42i,i44i,l, No 2 rse 5M4S'ie,
fair to choleo limiting harlev rAfiitc No
1 llnx seed SUA. No 1 Nnrthwerlern.
5170 prime timothy seed 5n, 10 mess
pork, per turret, (1"eri(l1 lird per loo
pnunds 5U7iMiO:o short ribs sides
Hoosoi S'Sifisio dry silled shoulders
lhnxe.li 7i7l.i short cleir sldis
Iboxedi. 5s7('iSso, whl.ks hisls of high
wines 5Wl.sligir rlovrr ronlr ict grnib
5 He)
RI.CniPTS AND SIIIPMKNrS
Articles ReritB Ship
Sdivs Idivs
1 lour hirrels Mof.i 5.11..1
Wh al, hush. Is . ii) l.l )
I oro bushela . 2rho.l 0K.il 1
(Ills bu-hels . 27SIOO 177 '.II
Hvi l.u.l. Is 6 mi 10110
Ilirlrs I ushels Kioto 3"i.o
PRODirCi: MARM.T
On the produce exchange toil is Ihe but
ter market wua ilrm, eitamerles ixuf
27e dairies tSHffile clitese Ilrm 10,
I2(,c eggs, pinlcky anl broke hulls,
fresh 23c
Visible Ornln Supply.
N.w Aork Pel; 24 - The visible uppv
of grnln Stturdiv, I'ehruary 22u 1 as
eomilled hj the New lork rrisluto ex
change Is an follows
Wheal II RM f) lilishtls, decreased, I,.
117 0.1 bushels
Corn 10 7WOO0 bushels, decrease, 311 CM)
busheli
oats 1 01 us) biisluls, decrease 22i '.)
bushels
Use, 23f0mo bushels, decrease, 26i
bushels
Parley, 2,lirnoo bushels, decrease, .)(..)
bushels
Coast Oraln.
Sun Prnnclsco IM. 21 -Wheit-WVnk;
Mav 5110. Iiecemler, llfRit, s nt quiet,
5lisvt
Corn Large jillow, easier, SI 3V.1I l'i
Harlev I Inn .May, S'Iil, lJettinl.tr,
7SV4C cash, 371,0
St. Louis Wool Market.
SI Lnuls, Peh 2i -Wool-Steads Ter
rltory and Western mediums, leftist,
line, i:'ul7c, nurse 12yit,c
' San Francisco Wool,
San I'rnnclsra Veb 24 -Qliotltloni on
wool hero tod ly weie S ring Nevada
liKll.c eistein Oregon lOjillc, v.ill.i
Oregon 13il5c Pnll-Mountaln I nubs'
isliSc San Joiquln lalns, iflsc llumliol.lt
and Mendocino, lisai2Vic
Butter nnd Eggs.
New ork Peh 21 - llutter-Ili celplu.
(Hit laekagea. Stale dilrs iotl.T. irciiin
ery 22iSic, Juno crenimry liiiit., fiu
tors, IWiJw
1 ggs-ltetelpln, , 41") parkut,es Ilrm,
St itn and Pennsylvania, 30c, Western
candled, 35c
Elgin Butter Market,
! Igln 111 , Peb 21 -Offerings of butter.
77..I pounds Dull nnd no sites Market
declired Ilrm at 2Sg. Sales of Iho week,
G01O1.) pounds,
INVITATION CANCELLED
President Withdraws One
Extended to Tillman.
REASON FOR HIS ACTION
Made Necessary in View thnt South
Carolina Senator is ln Contempt of
Senate President Sent n rriend of
Tillmin to Him AsUng Him to
Withdraw Acceptance of Dinner
Invitation Tillman Declined
Cancellation Followed- South Caro
llnarlan Med.
Washington IVh 21 The President h
withdrawn his Invitation extended lo Sen
nlor Tillman of South Cnrolln 1 to at.
tend Iho dinner to lo given tonight In
honor nf 1 rlnco Henry of Prussia nt Iho
While House It Is stnted that this ae.
Hon on tho part of tho President wns
made necessary from the fact thit owing
to occuiienee, nn Ihe floor of the Senate
list Hitlirdas. Hm Senator from South
Carollni was declared In contempt of Iho
lennli Senator Martin of Irglnln, a
member of Ihe Cnmmlltee nn Naval Af
fairs has nteepted nn Imitation In Mr.
Tillnnns plan The Imitation was ex.
tended nrlslnally to Mr Tillman owing
to the fact tint be Is tho r inking ml
nnrlty member of the Naval Affairs com-
mnUC BPSSVTIONAI. SI qt'l'.U
There was n sensation ll sequel lo tho
decision of Iho Presl lent to eliminate
Senator Tillmin from tho list of dinner
guests The President sent for Senator
Cocknll of Missouri and asked him as
a friend and Democratic colleague of Mr
Tillmin to suggest to the litter the pro
prlels of withdrawing his acceptation ot
the dinner Invllnllon The President ex
plained hlj atilliulo In tho matter and
Slid lint 111 xlew of tho cnnlempt pro
ceedings Mr Tlllmins presence would
not only I o 11 ti iiltront to tho Sen ito but a
dl.oniirtres lo Prime Henrv. Mr Cock
rell nt reined Ihe commission and liter
telephone I tn the President Ihnt Mr Till,
man nbrolutels refused to withdraw his
acceptance In response to the President s
BUggesll n
INVITATION CANCP.M.I)
The I resident Immediately canceled tho
Invllnllon in a nolo ho .lisp itched directly
to Mr Tlllmm eliorih la-fore noon to.
div In ibis note which was v.ry brief
and formal. Ih. President stated he re
netted thai ho was obliged lo wlthdriw
Ihe Invitation Slmult incousls Senitor
Martin nt Mrglnl t was Invited lo lako
Mr rillmana idnco at the dinner, as tho
next ranking Democratic member of tho
Senate Naval Affairs committer. The
following Is tho letter from tho White
House, withdrawing Mr Tillman a Invlla
Hon to ellro thero tutiight
' Whilo .House I eb 21 Tho President
tegrets that ho Is compelled lo withdraw
tho Invitation to sou to dine tonight at
tho While House er trills sours
(li:ollOK II cniiTCLiOU,
Secretory to President."
TILLMAN 8 COMMUNT.
Commenting upon tho letter, Mr, Till
man said
1 ho 1 resident, of course, has the right
to Invite any on.' he chooses to dine with
him Hllclilly or olherulM, an I also has
the rlfcht to withdraw such Invli itlon. As
1 am not conscious of having dono nns
Ihlng personal or olllel il which gives tho
Presl It nt tho right to Insult, 1 am sur
prlstd at his action
Till: MUST IILOW,
'Prlmo Hcnrs, tho President's guest,
cornea from a counlrs' where custom
nukes 11 obligatory upon any man who
rcgir.ls himself a gentleman, 10 promptly
resent tins insult ind the mithod Is by
chill. ngn lo a di el Thnt wns onco tho
custom, but it is now obsolete In tho
Unlnd stuns nnd wo htvo been forced
as a people hero to cling to tho ol 1 Anglo,
hixon rule of torslderlng the lie as tho
llrst blow, and nn mun could hold up his
bead In decent society shoult he, being
near enough to answer the Ho wllh u
blow, not tn givu It
ii:mi:s ill! is in contempt
"As for ms being In contempt of the
Senile, which I resume h, the txcuso
ror tils Uisiill nt the hands of the Presl.
dent thai I dens That 1 have been
guilty of n breach of too rulea and Iho
privileges of the Senate. I admit Tho
Stnato was not sitting as a court, but nn
n legislative assembls It nan thn right
to expel me if It seea lit, and I am lenity
in abide Its judgment and union It
his tho right In arrest me. and to hold
me ill ruslodj until It inik.s .IIshisIioii
nf my case bin ll his no rlUit to gig
me, in 1 Hie I resident has nn right to
Judge mo guilts of conduct unbecoming n
gentleman unless he hi lleves all his and -cedents
which lea I him to b, II. ve ho
would have done Just u I did under the
circumstances As In which of us Is thn
gentleman In this matter, lu view )f the
unsought Invitation tn dinner it Iho
White llous. and lis Indecent wltlulr iwul,
I am willing 10 nhl It, bs the Judgment of
all brive and self resptttlng nun '
DESPERATE BATTLE FOUGHT.
Albanians nnd Turkish Troops Clash
nnd Sixty-Four Men Aro Killed
nnd Wounded.
f C.lllne, Monln Nigra Peh 21 -
Slxts four men are ri ported to
have le.n killed or woundel during
lighting which occurred 011 Iho -f
Mnnit Negrnit frnnllei bttvvein -4-
Ml. ml ins and Turkish irt.ul.ir
Hoops Ihe liouhlo was dun In thn
4- recent mis issluntlon or all Albliu 4
chief Mill ink 1 The litters
4- clansmi 11 dein inded tin surrender
nf ihe murdirer falling which, -f
4 llicj ntlackt.l 11 rnrco of Turkish
frontier Hoops Tho lighting ton-
4- llnues
ON THE WAY TO NEW YORK.
President and J?mty nnd I'rlnco Hen
ty and Tnrty Lenve Capital,
Washington, l"cb 21 President
lliinsevelt and pirty left shortly Im.
fine midnight tonight for New York,
where tiiiuiurovv tho riesldent will
witness the. launching of tho sncht
Meteor, Imllt for the IJmpeior of Col
umns Aiioinpnuslng Iho Piesldent
were Mia llnostvilt, Miss Alice Hno-.
veil, who Is lo cbl isle II the Sic lit. Set
retaty Hoot, Mia llnnt, .Miss Itont,
Htcittiii) llltilunck, I'ominan.ler and
Mid Cow lea, Hi iuiIiii l,o Iro uml Sen 1
tcr Hoonci, Hi pu scntatlve I.ltlaucr,
beiiewns I'lekttill Assistant Sent
tin l.o. I. Ml Colin stud. la uud n
stetiogiapber Tho Prtsldenla train
pulled out of the stntiou a few min
ium heroic, the one occupied ley Prlnco
Ilemy uml his escort
WOMEN'S WORK.
Two Utah Women Talk on Tills Topic
ln Washington.
Washington, roll 21 Tho txtenslon
nf women'M work nn I tho decrease In
I l ho national l.lith r.itc weiu discussed
dining thn station of thu wnninna
I (..until tndiy In 11 talk on tho latter
I subject MlB hlisail Young flutlll of
lllnh declnrtd thnt wrirui n physltnlly
hud degoneriited nnd In Hit strugklo
for Inn lit ttuiil Mounts which sht hut
liten imikiiig .lining the Inst half cen
tury had ftiigotlen thu gio-u mission nf
htr being ' Children R .VMIvltles wua
the thiina nf nn millions by Mrs idn
binoot Dusenberi) nf tin .Natlonul
Wuimna Ittllcf boclety of Utah.
RUN ON DETROIT BANK."
Frightened Depositors Draw Th!.
Money from Dime Savings Irt.
etltutlon Declared Solvent,
Detroit, Jllch , l'eli. 24 A run ,
iputuq onuavc uosjajjip oqi no pj,
of the Dime Snlngn bank about no
today, nnd soon after 2 o'clock It sprt
In the bank Itself, nt the corner a
Orlivvnld nnd l'ort atrets Depositor,
were paid ns fast ui the nccounts couli
bo checked up nnd tho currency couM
bo counted out.
At a o clock, the regular hour f,,
elosinir the hink It Iran crowded nt
anxious deposltora nnd the line of peoji.
who wnnted tn close tlK-lr accounts ex
tended through the doe.r nnd some die.
tnnee down I'oit htreet.
lnslend of t losing; tho Innk, the eli
rectors decided tn hod upon until I
o clock The receiving1 teller nn.l ku
usslstnnt dropiwel their tinunl work an
nsslsted In pnjInK tho depositors p.
til fi o clock art-tiunls wero dosed .
rapldls ns possible
At Hint hour tho line of people wait
Ing for admission to the tnnk extenilM
down Tort sttect foi nlinnst n block
President Livingston n.lilroised ih.m
from the steps of tho bank nnd salt
thnt, ) Idle tho bank weitilil now clou.
It would open nt ) o'clock tomorroi
inornliiB and every eleposltor would k.
pibl In full a M
It la Impossible to lenrn what wast,,
direct cause nf the run It Is sill th.
a Polish depositor nt the Jefferson
avenue lunnrh iw n sign on the tho,
hatuidny iinnnunclnB thnt the bank
vvna closed becnuso of its being; Wavh
Ington 8 birthday nnd n legnl holHai
lie Is said to hao aprond the renort
that the hink hm! closet!, nnd thereb?
frightened the deposltora nt the branA
The nevvB of the run there gradual!!
spread down town und Btnrted there!
on tho Innk Itself m ni
Help vvna Immediately offered by n,
other local banks It wns decllnM
however, the dime bank haUne nleni.
of funds. '
CORPSE COMES TO LIFE.
Supposed Dead Mnn JUsvives and IiV
Found Entlngr Hearty Meal. II
New York, l'eb 21 Pound froxen la i
snowdrift nnd nppirenlly dead, afie
l'rlday's storm, IMHIim Kerry, a farmr
near Anthons, N' J , lay for ten hourin
the cooling boar1 of on undertaker!
shop, surrounded by ceinins nn.l tho pan
Ihernalli nf death. Hut for the nbwn.
bur I'd undertaker, ho might havo bn
I erry was found Is Ing In tho snow Tl
body was cold, and the suppostd corr
was taken to an undertaking; estaWli
to. nt Half it iloien nelghlwra either
o vvnlrh over the Imdy Tho absence
Hie undertaker prevented further actio
When In, arrived tho parly gathered .
another room
Upon their return tn tho cooling roc
they were horrified to lln.l the siiprje
corino missing llndy slllltchers, st
their llrst tboitght An nlarm was tn
out and a messenger hurried to Perm
home When ho nrilved I erry was oV
losing of a hearts meal Ho said he Mi
denly became eunsclnus, and obserrtit
his siirroundlngB lied through a tide dew
nnd hurried home.
LANSDOWNE'S COMPLAINT.
Heply of Germany Suggests thit
Pauncefote's neport bo Publlahcd.
Herlln l'eb 21 Tbn reply of Oermai
to tho compl ilnt of Ixird Lansdowne, t!
llrltlsh Secretnry nf stale for PoreV
Affairs, concerning tho publlcitlon t
Ocrmmy of tho dispatch from Dr voi
Holleben, Oermnn Umhissadnr to tin
United States, wllh regard tn the meeUa
1f IJmhassadnrs ut, Washlngtoa. bi
Aprlll lvi. and which asserts that Cr
von llollelien misunderstood tho actloat
I ord I aunrtfoie, llrltlsh i:nihtssarlor t
tho Pnlled Stilia at thit meeting, mfttj
lira correctness of l)r. von Holleben a dk
palch The re ly of thn Herman C.overnmn
siiKgesis tint tho Ilrltldt Oovcrnmra
inibllsh Iird Pauntefotoa report of Uj
samo conference
RELEASED BY BRIGANDS.
Miss Stono nnd nnm, Tsllka Left '
tho Village of Kharddousun.
London, 1'e.li. 25 In a despatch dl
ed Salonika, tho enrrevspondent of tti
Dilly Ornphlo aaa tho brigands tt
corled Miss Stone and .Mine Tsllka r
tho outskirts of a lllage called Khar!
ilousun, near Htrumltzn, and then W
them they were fiee.
M n-irBlulo, ilrngnmnn of tho Amt
Iran legitlnn nt Constnntlnnple, In
wired the former cipllvea to rcfral
from any statement regirdlng ther
rnpturo or detention until thty hn
seen tho United Htntea Jllnlster to Tin
key.
BRYAN INDIGNANT.
Has Not Mndo Any Statement Et
gnrdlng Support of lllll.
Columbus, O, lib 21 W. J Hrf
was Ihu guest of honor nt a lunelw
given bs Col Junes Klllmurno at noonl
his reel lence. 1'roinliienl Iemncrat
leiulira wero present and n confttw
Mr llrsnn left Inter for Delaware, 0
when, bo will deliver ii lecture before IS
slu.lenls of tho Ohio Wesleynn iinlvertlo
Wbt n asked concerning the truihnfl
lepnrt lllll he would call nn IllVli
Hill and iledgn him his suppirt for II
I rrshleiiiiii n mli Hon lu I'll Mr nn'
ml sill, with e mi basic 'I have nr.
undo nns audi ami ment na thu ;
what I inns Invo in biiv rcgarillns !
Presl. hnilnl nniulnnllon two veirs hn.
1 will tns lu ms own wny and nt a lav
which 1 m is deem proper"
CASHIER ANDREWS ARRAIGNEO.
Is Held Under Two Charges ln $21'
000 Ball.
Delrnll, Pel. 21 -Henry R Andre"
insider of iho wreiked city SavlnP
Innk, who him been seriously III ""'
Ilia silspinslnu of tho bunk two w1'
mo was nbl Ie il iy In appear In Poll"
court foi iitnlMimcnt upon two eon
Plilnla vvlilt h have I ecu sworn again;
I Im us a naull of Hu transactions Vtf
rniiHid Iho I. inks 4.iuslon He V;
leleised nil lei Iho luM teiniplillnl on"
p. rnonal locngul inco lu the sum of IPJ
tin tin sttoiid toinplnlnl which rlisrP
him Jointly wllh lie I'resldenl Andre'
wllh Miidlng a false maiiinent of I'
ll inks eonlltlou lo Slale Hank Corns
rlonir Malu, bill was llxul at W
wllh iwo f. ut lllt.-i it was ImmeiiUi"
fiirul-tliid Mr Andrews Is sllll in a dx
keriuiB phsslcnl rondlllin ,
Mr n.lrewas i xainliiailon wns set J
Piliruus MU rids It mils a trmr"''
nrriilguminl, Tor ueliher tlie prosecuu'
nor il. renstt will lo ready to proceed '
Hi it il He
TREATY NOT NULLIFIED.
Suuicme Court Hendera Opinion !
Terllndon Cnso.
W'nalilngtnn, J eb 21 Chief J,"'
Pulltr if thu Pnllel States Sujrt'
itiurt tnluy ilellvertd the courts opln"
In tho taso of Terllnden vs Ames V
linden Is it tltlxtn nf Prussia, and rJ
eiuenilv uf ileimany. and was ori;
li.ri.leil lu cjiu nn ami applicant"
iiinltr our tnalv wllh Prussl t of IJ'
ixtiadltloii lur an nrtense tominllle;,
Prussl i Hit. pmnrdlmr was rtsls"
Iho ground lint Iho absorption of 1'rji"
iiulinird ll.e inatv An appllc-ilion if
writ of hili is iiirpim was tlnl,il 11
1 iwer toiirlt Ihls uctlnu was" afflri"
bs tod iv a decision w
Chief liistltn 1 uller said flennan J
conilnucd lo rccirnlio Iho lralJJ
Ihil iho fact that Prussia had becofj,
paft of Iho airman emrlrn. dll net'
stroy tho Ideiully of l'ruaala.