fHE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
GATES GETSRA1LWAY
Belmont Party Oustod From
Louisville and Nashville.
A RECORD DAY IN WALL STREET.
( nlon I'nrlllp Milieu Ontilone South
ern Hnllnnr Henles All Inter
est In the Pnrchnne llr-ct
ly or Indirectly.
Xi:V YOKK. April Hi.-Wnil strpot
pMRHi-d Uirnuali no of its inoxt exciting
and M-iixiitiimnl period jTHtordiiy. The
Louisville nnd Xiwlivtlle Mtiiiitlou,
Thlch had limitf ineiinciiiKly over the
lUtrii't for ii week or more, wax rleur
1 liy tlie undisputed ptntciut'iit thnt
. ohn V. (lsitfR nnd his associate liad
.' rested routrol of the property from
.e Tlelmont pally nnd were In nl so
nte possession. Arcoinpnnyiiin tills
Htntenient. which hnd lu eti discounted
the day before, was one that the Sates
fuction had selected .t. I'. Mnrsiin &
Co. to settle the differences between
the eontendina Interests.
While these events were happening
n movement without parallel In the
hlstorv of the Stuck KxchaiiKe was on
In Southern railway. Trading In
Southern railway common set In oil a
tremendous scale, nnd nt one time In
terest centered almost entirely In that
stock.
In the first half hour fully IMti.oihj
shnre of Southern railway common
changed hands. l?y the end of the first
hour transactions in this stock alone
reached n total of over 3.""o.noii shares,
fly noon considerably more than half a
million shares changed hands.
Pealings fell off after thnt to some
exicnt. but the records for the number
of shares of n single stock sold in one
hour, iu two hours and in one day's
trading were ail shattered ns n result
of Southern railway's performance.
The total sales for the day reached n
lolul of St54.."iOO shares. The total out
standing stock of the company Is 1,200,.
000 shares.
On April 24, l'.Kil, there were (V.2.N00
shares of t'nion racitie sold on the New
York Stock Exchange during the strug
gle between the Morguu and llarriman
Interests, which culminated In the May
panic. That record was broken.
That the Southern Kailwny company
will have considerable to say as to the
future of Louisville nnd Nashville be
came the conviction of most Wall street
men before the close of the day. ITesI
dent Spencer, when asked ns to the fu- I
ture relations of Southern and Louis
ville and Nashville, made this state
went: "The Southern railway hnd no inter
est in the purchase, and it will have no
interest iu it at any time in the future.
liOuisvUle and Nashville will not pass
to the Southern railway."
"Neither directly nor Indirectly?"
"No. Neither directly nor indirectly. In
any shape, manner or form will South
ern railway have anything to do with
Louisville and Nashville."
Ivlealas Acquitted.
SAN JUAN, Torto Kico, April 1C
The supreme court of I'orto Hico has
rendered a decision In the appeal of
Santiago Iglesias, president of the Fed
eration of Workmen of I'orto Hico, who
Was sentenced last December to three
years, four months and eight days' Im
prisonment on the charge of conspiring
to raise the price of labor in I'orto Hico.
The court acquitted Iglesias of nil the
charges against him. thus reversing the
decision of the lower court. A tine of
$25, however, for contempt of court in
not answering a summons was allowed
to stand.
Miss Stone Ketnrna.
NEW YORK. April 11. Worn out
with the strain of her ocean voyage
and not yet fully recovered from the
nervous strain ensuing from her six
mouths of captivity, Miss Ellen M.
Stone, the American missionary who
was held for ransom by Bulgarian
brigands, arrived on the Hamburg
American liner Deutschland from
Cherbourg. She will immediately pro
ceed to her home in Chelsea, Mass., to
see her aged mother.
Biff Canadian Deal.
MONTREAL, Que., April 15.-The
details of a big financial transaction
have been arranged here which iu ef
fect is the absorption of the Dominion
Coal company by the Dominion Iron
nnd Steel company. Ity the arrange
ment made the steel company takes
over all the properties and assets of the
coal company, guaranteeing the share
holders 8 per cent upon a capitalization
of J20,00U,01HI.
I'enalun For Mra. McKlnlej'.
WASHINGTON, April 14. The house
passed the bill granting a pension to
the widow of President McKiuley of
$5,000 u year. It had previously passed
the senute nnd now goes to the presi
dent for signature. Although favorable,
action on the measure was unanimous,
nu Inquiry by Mr. Bell of Colorado as
to the precedents for such action led to
nu animated discussion.
A Mother's Terrible Crime.
FOUGIIKKKPSIK, N. V., April 12.
Jlrs. A. E. Tower, the wife of a mil
lionaire resident of tbis city and a
daughter of It. Pltitt Carpenter, for a
generation a leader In the Uepublicau
party of the state, shot and killed her
boii and herself at the family residence
here last nlht. It Is believed that the
murder and suicide resulted from a fit
of temiiorary uberration of mind.
Ilund of llalhhone Kot Accepted.
HAVANA. April Kl.-The court has
not yet decided to accept tho bond of
the Fidelity company for $100,(HK for
the appearance of liathboue. If tbla
bond is not accepted, counsel for ltatb
bone will probably apply lor a writ of
hubcas corpus. v
CONDENSED DISPATCHE3.
Notable Event of the Week Briefly
nil Tersely Toll.
Countess Jlonl de Castellan? pave
birth to a son.
Andrew Carnegie has given ..-10,000
to Union college.
Queen Wilheliulnn's. Illness took a
more serious turn.
Governor Odd! vetoed In appropria
tion bills Items reaching $:72.."hn.
Millers at Liverpool advanced the
price of flour in response to the pro
posal of duty.
Two ollicers nnd nine bluejackets
were killed by the bursting of a gun on
the l'.i itlsli battleship Mars.
Three men were run down nnd killed
nt I.nnghorne by the Hoyal ltlue line
train on the Heading railroad.
France decided to send representa
tives to the dedication of the Kochntn
beau monument nt Washington May
24.
Tnesdny, April 1,1.
Governor General Tnft !. to return to
the Philippines by way of Rome.
W. K. Vandcrbllt's Lalaric won the
ITU du l'etit Trianon lit St. Cloud,
Fra nee.
The nnnual convention of the Nation
al Kditorial association aliened at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Much damage was done In llerlin nnd
vicinity by a violent thunderstorm.
Three hundred fires were started.
C. M. IMcklnson. the l ulled States
consul general, and Mrs. Dickinson left
Constantinople on their way to the
United States.
Monrtny, April II.
Snow fell to the depth of sis Inches
in western Nebraska.
A total number of 4,102 Immigrants
arrived In New York from European
ports.
Hev. Walter E. Avery while preach
ing lu the Scott Methodist church lu
Wilmington, Del., was stricken with
paralysis.
By the breaking of a gangplank nt
West Forty-second street, Nev York,
fifteen persons were thrown Into the
river nnd narrowly escaped drowning.
The ancient cathedral of Cuenca tow
er nt Madrid collapsed after high mass.
A large number were killed outright
and buried in the ruins and scores in
jured by the falling walls.
Saturday. April 12.
Wade Hampton, former Confederate
general nnd United States senator, died
at Columbia, S. .C.
A reprieve granted by the governor
of Missouri arrived thirty-five minutes
too late to save a murderer.
Suits against New York dentists for
royalties in tooth crowns aggregating
$10,000,000 have been dropped.
Professor Joseph M. Miller has con
fessed to committing the murder of
Carrie M. Jennett in Detroit, Mich.
The Edinburgh university has con
ferred honorary degrees on President
Schurmnn of Cornell and Professor
William James of Harvard.
Friday, April 11.
Two brutal murders were committed
in the street nt Detroit. j
Services in memory of Cecil Rhodes
were held in London.
Diplomatic relations between Italy
and Switzerland have been ruptured.
1 Boer leaders are reported gathering
at Klerksdorp to discuss British peace
terms.
John Whitehead, head of the White
head torpedo factory at Flume, Hun
gary, died.
A Boston nnd Albany train ran into
a section gang at Allston and killed
three men.
A prairie fire in Terry county, Tex.,
has destroyed thousands of dollars'
worth of property.
Thursday, April 10,
The production of Australian wheat
is estimated at 8,012.702 bushels.
In the Augusta (Ga.) district 10,000
cotton mill workers were locked out
nnd every mill closed.
Former President Steyn of the
Orange Free State was reported to be
threatened with total blindness.
General S. B. M. Young has arrived
at Washington and was assigned to
duty as president of the Army War
college.
Nearly two feet of snow fell in west
ern Pennsylvania, and at Fairfax, W.
Va., a depth of thirty-two inches was
reported.
Heavy April Snow.
LINCOLN. Neb.. April lO.-Speelnls
from western and northwestern Ne
braska points report an unprecedented
full of snow for April. At Alliance there
is a foot of snow on the level. In Kim
ball and Cheyenne counties, farther
south, there is nearly as much. East
ward, in Franklin and Hitchcock coun
ties, there has been u twenty-four
hours' fall of rain and snow. The storm
Is bad for stock.
Long Strike Ended.
JAMESTOWN, N. V April H.-The
strike ot the employees of the James
town Street Railway company has been
' amicably settled. Beyond the fact that
In the future the union will be recog
nized no details of the settlement have
been ulven out. The strike began near
1 ly a year at;o, and there were a number
j of sensations connected with It last
summer.
i southerner t.lves to Timkritee.
1 Tl'SKEGEE, Ala., April 14. A prom
inent and wealthy southern white man,
a native of South Carolina, engaged in
business In Birmingham, Ala., lias
made a contribution of $500 to the Tus
kegee Normal and IniTustrial Institute.
This Is tho largest donation ever re-
! ceived by this Institution from a south
en i white man.
Troops Itrtnrn I'roni Manila.
SAN FHANCISCO, April KJ.-The
transport Thomas baa urrlved here
from the Philippines, bearing ofllcers
and ()8.' men of the Third Infantry. TM
short term men and a number of piis
onera and Invalided soldiers.
AFTER BEEF PACKERS
Attorney General of New York
Begins Investigation.
TRCST TO BE BROUGHT TO ACCOUNT
Gutrrnnr
ntent I npreredented HI la the
Trier of Meat May Hesnlt In
Criminal Proceed I nst.
NEW YOKK. April Hl.-Attorney
General Davics of this state Is here
from Albany to conduct an Investiga
tion Into the charges which have ap
peared In print of late that a combina
tion of the big beef packer of the coun
try have forced up the price of meats.
Of his investigation Mr. Ha vies said:
"I do not know whether or not you
here In New .York fully appreciate the
extent of the criticism which has been
leveled at the beef packers In my own
j county, Oneida, there has been actual
suneringon account of the exceptional
ly high rates charged by the western-
. era. I have received many letters from
different sections of the state. All of
the writers complain of the present dif
ficulty of supplying meat to their fiuiil-
! lies. They ask me If I cannot do some-
thing to relieve them.
"Ucfore I left Albany 1 talked over
the meat situation with the governor.
I found him much interested In the
subject and very much against any
high handed proceedings on the part of
any combination. He Is willing to In
dorse any step I may take looking to
the relief of the citizens of the state.
"I am not at liberty to tell the resfilts
of my Investigations. I have heard
i plenty of rumors nn, many reports re
i garding the doings of the packers here,
but until I can reduce whot I have
heard to evidence that will be strong
; enough to take before n court I must
! keep silent. I can only say that, as far
as my investigations have gone, it looks
j very much as if the packers had ex
j ceeded their legal powers. If when I
examine these meat men before a ref-
oree I find thnt they are jruilty of over
stepping their rights, I shall proceed
against them on the ground of restraint
of trade and of carrying on a business
injurious to public policy. It Is crimi
nal for any body of men to create a
monopoly on n commodity that is essen
tial to the maintenance of life. If any
criminality is found, the proper authori
ties shall lie instructed to bring pro
ceedings against thorn."
SOME WAR NEWS.
Bat British War Office Gives O
Peace News.
LONDON, April 10. The following
dispatch, dated Pretoria, April 13, has
been received at the war olllce from
Lord Kitchener:
"Bruce Hamilton's columns arrived
nt the Standerton line last night, hav
ing taken 145 Boers, including killed
and wounded, during the movement
from the Middelburg lino."
The house of commons has adopted
the Increased check duty by 180 to 119
votes.
lu the house of commons Mr. A. J,
Balfour, the government leader, said
that the government had no iufonna
tion to impart at present as to peace lu
South Africa, uor could it have for
awhile. As soon as any news was re
ceived It would be communicated to the
house.
The Daily Mall in its issue of this
morning says It understands a serious
hitch has occurred in the peace negotia
tions in South Africa. The cabinet
council bus decided to refuse a strongly
worded request from the Boer leaders
at Pretoria for an armistice pending the
negotiations. This alone is not likely to
cause the Boers to withdraw from the
conference.
Evani' tarceaaor med.
WASHINGTON, April 12. Eugene
F. Wnre of Kansas has been selected
by the president to suceeeil II. Clay
Evuub as commissioner of pensions.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
( IubIiiu Slock Quotation.
Money on call at 3'i per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, VbiiaK per cent. Ster
ling exchange steady, with actual busi
nt'Ha in bunkers' bills at $4.t7, for demand
and at $4.ho'. for W dy. Posited ratt-a,
$4.btJ and $4.8l. Commercial bills, tt.M'vi
4.85. Bar silver, M'-fce. Mexican dollars,
43c. Government bo mil steady. State
bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds irregular.
Closing prices:
Atchison 9814
CC..C.& St. L..10.H,
Ches. & Ohio.... 48i
I'eople's Gas.... 102V4
Del. & Hudson.. 172
Krie 30H
Gen. Electric... 329
Lead 1V
Louis. & Nash.. 127
Manhattan Con.l32i
Missouri Pac... 101 V
N. Y. Central... 16.14
Onturio Ik. West. 32
Pacific Mall .... 2
Reading 57 S
Rock Island ....174
St. Faul lti'.H
Sugar Ke(lnery.l314
Texas Pacific ... 42
Union Pacific ...lUl'Vj
Wabash pref.
West. Union
43
New York Markets.
FLOUR Quiet and about steady; Min
nesota patents, $3.ila3.5; winter straights,
$3.7(()3.8i; winter extras, J3.16u3.2i; winter
pu tents. $3.S.Vci4.0S.
WHEAT Kusier at first on rains in the
southwest and the English import duty on
grain, but rallied later on covering; May,
T&V7Sc.; July. TsMlo. ,
H VIC Steady ; state, 60'blc., c. 1. f., New
York, car lots; No. 2 western, 64c, f. o. b.,
ulloat.
CORN Opened firm on Bmall receipts,
then sold off with the southwest, but ral
lied toward noon on covering; July. tiSVi
titilM;.; September, HiVi'iiiW.c.
OATS Dull, but firmly held; truck,
white, Biate, MVuSi'uc. ; truck, while,
western, filVSM'.bc
PORK Firm; mess, $16.(&17.&0; family.
18.50'!j
I.AHD Firm; prime western steum,
tO.lDc.
U UTTER Firmer; state dairy, 2t)Ti31c;
cn-iiniery. 27V-':'2c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream, small,
early made, fancy, colored, lWi lac. ;
slate, full cream, i-T.iull, early made, fiin
cy white, 131) 13lc. ; lull cream, lurge. full
made, fancy, colored, 12'm 124c i full rrvaui,
large, full made, fancy, white, 12' 12Hc.
EGGS Strong; stute and Pennsylvania,
lii'u iiQ. ; western, at mark, ltii417c.
fil'GAR Raw llrm; fair rellnlng, tc:
centrifugal, 96 test, S-V-; refined steady;
crushed, s zac. ; powcieriu, i.aac.
Tl'HI'KX TINE Steady at 4Mi4'io.
RICH-Steady; domestic, tV'Jtihc.; Ja
riun. 4:V.'u Tic.
TALLOW Finn; city, 6Vc; country, '
tlli'C.
HAY Quiet; rhlpplr.g, GiXtjGjO.; good .to
choice, tt-inoc.
The Oropi In The State-
Farmer Troubled by Washouts and Fields
Show Up But Poorly.
Reports to the Stale department of
agriculture from the farming districts
of Pennsylvania indicate that at no
period during the list fifteen earshas
the wheat crop shown so poorly above
i I 1. Anl.K,t 'PL.. r..rln cciJktil 1 1", hlVM I
made a very lair growth however, ana
with fairly good wea'her until harvest
a good crop may be expected.
The exceptions to this are the hilly
fields which slope toward the north
and northeast, and which received the
full force of the February and March
winds, blowing the earth from the
roots and exposing them to the drying
weather at the most critical period of
their growth.
Many fields are washed into deep
gullies, which not only are nn eyesore
to the careful farmer, but which also
greatly interfere with the harvesting
machinery upon which farmers must
now a most entirely rely. In many
cases, where the plow marks run up
and down the slope of the hill the
washes are more than furrow deep,
and cannot at present be effectually
prevented, as work now done would
interfere with the growth of wheat to
an extent which would prevent any
profit.
The timothy, sown at seeding time
last fall, makes a fair showing, but it
is too soon yet to even speculate upon
the condition of the spring-sown clover
seed, much of which was sown quite
late in the season. Those farmers who
make two sowings oi their cloverseed,
seem to have the best crop and the
plan is gaining favor among farmers
all over the state.
More than the usual area of pota
toes will be planted in this state this
year, nd a large crop and low prices
may be expected. It is nearly always
the rule th?t high prices are followed
by an increased area planted, and the
natural result of low prices and a large
crop follows. The time to plant large
ly of the potato crop is following a
season of low prices.
There is a growing disposition
among Pennsylvania farmers, especi
ally in the dairy districts, to throw the
oat crop out of the rotation, and to
substitute for it something of more
value as a milk and butter producer.
Some accomplish this by building silos
and planting corn to be converted in
to silage. Others sow Hungarian grass,
but the great difficulty in curing this
crop prevents many from trying it,
A few have tested oats to be cut for
hay. 1 he crop, however, is open to
tne objections that a rain after it has
been cut washes the sand and dirt on
to il, almost ruins it for hay. Some
reporters for the department oi agri
culture claim that any crop which
would make either pasture or hay
would be a great boon to the farmers
of the state.
The one person in the world who con
always make an opening for a good man is
the grave-dnyjer.
Awful Experience with Heart Dis-
EvsK. Mr. L. J. l-aw, lorontu, an..
rites: "I was go sorely troubled with
heart disease that I was unable for IS
months to lie down in bed lest I smother.
After taking one dose of Dr. Acnew's Heart
Cure, I retired and slept soundly. I used
one bottle and the trouble has not returned "
Sold by C. A. Kleim. 50
blobbs "Did vou run across any big
came out West?" Slobbs "No, I never
play higher than a quarter limit."
Some Foolish People Allow a couch
to run until it gets bevond the reach of
medicine. Thev often say. "Oh. t will
wear away," but in most case it will wear
them away. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called Kemp's
Halsam. which is sold on a positive Guaran
tee to cure, they would immediately see the
excellent effect after taking the first dose.
Price 25c. and 50c. Trial sue free. At all
druggists. 4-:od-4t.
"The married man has alv
worst of it," says Henpeckke
ate the apple and gave Adam I
The Markets.
BLOOMSBURG MARKETS,
CORRECTED WEEKLY. RETAIL PRICKS,
Butter, per pound f 30
Eggs, per dozen
Lard, per pound ,
Ham, per pound
Beef (quarter), per pound
Wheat, per bushel
Oats, do
Rye, do
Flour per bbl
Hay, per ton
Potatoes, (new), per bushel...
Turnips, do
Tallow, per pound
Shoulder, do
Side meat, do
Vinegar, per qt
Dried apples, per pound
Cow hides, do
Sleer do do
Calf skin
Sheep pells
Shelled corn, per bushel
Corn meal, cwt
Bran, cwt
Chop, cwt
Middlings, cwt ,
Chickens, per pound, new..,,
do do old..,.
fleese, do
Ducks, do ,
do ,
COAL.
Number 6, delivered
do 4 and S delivered,'..
do 6, at yard
du 4 and 5, at yard
3 55
1 30
V CO I
12
10
12
12
08
4 4a
3 o
4
OASVOXIXA.
Bean the f "Ml M"" Have Always BOUgtt
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shbaaV a. lI TV
Tho Kind You llavo Always
in use for over JJO years,
K Allow
All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd " Just-ns-jrood" nro but
l?x pertinents that trillo with nnd endanger tho health of
Infants nud Children Experience ngalnst Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorla Is a harmless subst'.uite for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotlo
Mibstanee. Its ngo Is Its guarantee. It destroys Wornm
nnd allays Feverish noss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Bleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
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PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. wnenOoverser
ol New York, said: "Mr. ur lean's storv I
the beat ictnont I hive hears of read el lbs
saval lichiiof dorlof the war. It nettled ust
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Indian Princess, Samson, Silver Ai
The Intrmld AMorlated Pma wr correspondent, wh
ws aboard tli u. B. Brooklyn aunng- uii nn
niooUil of tin esnifjalim. lllulrtd with phutog-rajfcs
token by Uu Author during tho tight.
The Most Sensational
Book of the Day.
The tra tory ot the famous cmiw of tha Flylnc
RUauliun under Commodore Wlullvld bctt Kchlvy, Inolmt
Intr the blockade and detraction of tbo tipuil float,
TOLD t Oli TUL HKSTTIMK.
THE NEW VORK HERALD says: "Mr.
Orahsai, is lbs tcllloi ol (sets, leaves lbs
reader Ires ts snake Ike scdocilos Ibat
seversl saval ollicers seed a Court ol Is.
aulry Is reestablish tbtlr rcpstatioai, II
as so re-esiseiiseeo.
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C9N3CEY COMRMUr
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Proved Fricki. ess. Ruby coats aod
cinnamon flavor lJr Agnew's l.iver Pilla
are household favorites. Impurities leave
the system. The nerves are toned. Th
blood is purified, The com lex'on is hriyht
and ruddy. Headaches vanihh nnd perfect
he., I'll follows their use 40 doses 10 ceuts,
or 25 cis. for 100 1 ills 51
t old by C. A. Kieim.-
OABTOIIIA.
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