Pittston Gazette

              1 H l p on ant or Dw n * For the People of. r-.» Vicinity. v* ALL THE HOME NEWS. r. " Tuesdi light, * m* mms4 H ■ m 8 PAGES. BY TIIEO. RU88I/ GRAI L L' N8 FOR A WORTHY G4USt Bread is The Staff of Life The better the flour, the be ter the bread; the better the bread, the stronger the staff. The brands | we carry make the whitest, li-htjest bread. Maehen Et. / , TOTI 'ERS trial Waal Public 8chool Children Have Been Very Generous to the Pltte- August w. styled "the ] his co-ilefen( BlUer B. Groff, Mftrtliu J. Lore conspiracy to dC „  In connection with the sale of paten letter box fasteners to the postoffice department, began today. witnesses aro under subpoe lng Perry Heath. Goverror Herrick Inaugurated. Treaty Rights off All Nations to Be Respected. View off C uruu, z and era \t In discussing the free delivery servi© Mr. Payne say]): WSk "Investigation has shown that lor a number of years supplies for the free delivery service have not been pur-1 p chased with an eye single to the public interest*. Both in the matter of quality and the cost of equipment the ruling consideration has been private gain, i This applies to articles furnished undei regular contract, such aa atreet coliec tion boxes and carrlej-s' satchels, as t well as to those bought in the open market under exigency privilege, which has been much abused. Favored contractors, abetted by a trnsted but unfaithful official, have corrupted the , publie service. An early and thorough , reformation will be undertaken along , the line of service eqnipment, vfath the , prospective result of improved service . at reduced cost. Fraudulent contracts have been abrogated, fn the reletting Df contracts honest competition will c lave fair and free piny." Mr. Payne urges that action be taken | above everything: else is the motto that ton Hospital. The following donations have 1 cently been made to the Plttston hospital by the public schools of this comnunity, for which the hospital officials ire very grateful: Donated by W. J Fowler and dellv• ed by M. Cummlngs, 24 cans tomaoes, 24 cans corn, 12 cans salmon, 24 cans peas, 10 lbs. butter, 10 lbs. lard, C5 lbs. sugar. ] mm.m I. ■m tfw BY BUREAU OF STATISTICS JAPAN LANDS NO TR03P8 is followed unceasingly in the brewing of ' Evans' Success, per bbl. Butterfly Flour, per bbl Surprise Flour, per bbl.. Seal Flour, per bbl  Feed, per cwt  Cats, per bushel  Potatoes, per bushel  Sugar, 21 lbs for-  Butter, Delaware Co. Dairy, lb Butter, fancy creamery  Cheese, per lb  Skinned Ham, per lb  Buckwheat Flour, 25 lb sack... -did Snaps, 3 lb package  Aunfr Jemima, 3 packages for. . Nabob, per package,  Maple Sugar, 2 lb for  | Maple 8yrup, 1 qt can  ....$6.00 6.00 6.00 Official Announcement to That Effect Annual World's Busineee Reported at 922,000,000,000—Population Plaoed al 1,600,000,000 — Immense Indebtednesi of European Powere Shown. Stegmaier's Beer J Made by the Government Today— Columbus. O., Jan. 11.—Governor Myron T. Horrick was inaugurated here today. Fallowing the ceremonies, which were held in the rotunda of the capital, there was a military and civic parade In wfaicli it is estimated that 8,0(XfmeD participated. The death of former Gov entor Charles Foster tinged the inHuguwlth sadness. The car a« was to have ridden in /paired in lttf appointed •' A draped in mourning. .... 5.00 1.20 ....48 . .£5 . 1.00 25 .26 .14 .11 .75 .12 .25 .10 .25 .25 .48 .85 .10 .16 .10 Quieting Effect on the European Washington, Jan. H.—"Area, Popu latlon, Commerce, Revenue, Expend! tures, Indebtedness, Currency and Stocks of Money of the Principal Conn tries of the World" Is the title of a statement Just Issued by the depart ment of commerce and labor through Its bureau of statistics. The statement includes all countries and colonics f6r which statistics of commerce and the other conditions above mentioned are available and thus presents an approximately complete picture of commercial and financial conditions throughout the entire civilized world. The total exports of the countriei and colonies included are stated a $10,278,81fi,000 and the total import at $11,525,755,000, making the aggre Exeter Borough School*. )ne bushel apples, two towels, 12 i. coffee, 17 lbs. sugar, 27 cans toitoes, two cans corn, one can baked •ans, two. lb*, dried beans, two packgb chickory, 33 cans fruit and Jelly, even cans peas, one can pumpkin, hree boxes cereal, two lbs. rice, 22 jxes biscuit. 25c cash, one lb. tea, wo bags salt, 40 cakes soap, four cans jndensed milk, one can salmon, one an sardines, one package boraxlne, vee lbs. tapioca, two quarts port wine. That is WHY Steg- Capitals. maier'a Beer is the London, Jan. 11.—Russia has addressed a note to the powers, stating that she will respect tk of all nations in Mas daring that she and more right to discus: Manchuria than they 1 ippines, as the couni neither. Japan has' offiC that she has not landi rea and has no present 1. ing so. The Russian p' quieting effect in capitals: PUREST and BEST. Insist on having it; i treaty rights ml ceremonies .hurla and de- riafe in whlcb he Japan have no parade appe the future of, Wj«MD*cDnt ant ive of the Phil x y belong  ally Anno writer in Lol. 1 N«- eg#- mental picturesw do- himself have of D '•V1 d a "We get soniC s than we do of uu idea of black there is no substitute. a Mind's Ere. rom birth, speaking to don Answers of tbe nleh unfortunates like xternal things, sit id: idea of shape, more size. Of color we have Telephone your order to our cold storage depot located in your Maple Syrup, /2 gallon can.'... Maple Syrup, 1 gallon can.... Fancy Table Syrup, 2*/2 lb can Honey, per cake.  Honey, per glass  oy Congress oil the report of the commission appointed to select a site for a new postofflce building In New York. Among other recommendations for legislation made by the postmaster general are these: "That where a clerk or letter carrier has been twenty-Hve years in the service and shall have attained the age of sixty-five years,the postmaster general shall be empowered upon the recoro- I mendation of the postmaster to employ a substitute for such clerk or letter carrier, which substitute shall receive not to exceed two-thirds of his salary, the other one-third to go to such clerk or letter carrier. Butler Hill, Market 8t. and Junction and white and of red, but I think few if any of us can comprehend any other hue. We picture the sun as an immense mass, with red rays shooting about it, and daylight as a million white shafts floating above the earth. S Two lbs, rice, 213 cakes soap, 68 lbs. sugar, 39 cans fruit and jelly, 79 cans tomatoes, 21 cans corn, 22 cans peas, two cans baked beans, four cans soup, one can sardines, one can salmon, 75 boxes crackere, two packages raisins, eight packages currants, two packagss cornstarch, one package prunes, one package apricots, eight packages boraxlne, 16 packages cereal, died peas, apples, one dozen oranges, half dozen letiibns, one dozen bananas, package pepper, 27 lbs. coffee, seven lbs. tea, ono lb sausage, three bags cakes, one bottle catsup, old linen, literature, three cans condensed milk, two bags salt. School*. x;ity. Hay Ignore* Reyes' Request. Washington, Jan. 11.—Secretary Hay has ignored General Reyes' request that the correspondence which has passed between the state department and himself regarding affairs on the isthmus of Panama be transmitted to the senate. In Mr. Hay's reply to General Reyes' second note sent to the Colombian envoy no reference is made to that request. It is known that the officials of the state department resented the suggestion of General Reyes as highly Improper, and for that reason its answer does not discuss this request. \ gate commerce $21,804,391,000. For most of the countries the figures stated relate to the year 1002, in a few cases they are for 1001 and in some cases for 1903. The aggregate of the world's commerce at the present time may therefore be set down in round figures as $22,000,000,000. While presumably all exports become hi turn imports, the stated value of these imports exceeds by more than $1,000,000,- 000 the stated value of the merchandise in question when stated as exports. This increased value in the statement of merchandise Imported when compared with the statement of value of the same merchandise when exported is accounted for in part by the value added through transportation, insurance, etc., and in part also by the fact that statements of value are more carefully and rigidly made when the goods are Imported than in the statements supplied on exportation. Under the term "exports" is included simply the domestic merchandise of the countries in question and under the term Stegmaier Brewing Co . WILKOBA8BE, PA. Evans Bros. "A blind man's dreams are not like those of other people, but consist almost entirely of sensations of sound. He cannot dream of scenes and places, for he lias never seen them. "The sensation of sound and motion takes the place in the dreams of the blind of the objects which appear in the visions of the night to those who can see. I speak of those who have been blind always, for of course with those who once could see their dreams may be filled with visious of people and places which their waking eyes cannot now behold, but which may appear vividly in sleep. But one who has always been blipd cannot dream of seeing." 46 South Main St., Pittston. "That a system of postal checks be authorized for the transmission of small sums of money through the mails. "That congress earnestly consider the propriety of granting an annuity to railway postofflce clerks who arc permanently disabled in line of duty or worn out through long, fnithful service. "That congress consolidate the third nnd fourth classes of mail matter and fix the rate of postage at a cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. "That a small appropriation be made by congress to investigate the feasibility of telephone service tn connection with the rural free delivery service." Mr. Payne concludes hie report with a warm commendation of "the zeal, vigor and fidelity" showw by Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow In the,investigation of the department, which, he says, "it ia hoped has eradicated all dishonest. Irregular and criminal practices." A Small Churoh Riot. Pittsburg, Jan. 11.—Three men created a small sized riot in St. Casimir's Lithuanian Roman church, on the south side, by making the declaration that Sisters of Charity were not good women. The men were denounced by the pastor, Rev. Father John S. Sutkeitls, as anarchists and boldly declared that they were implicated in the plot to assassinate President McICinley. The occasion for the trouble was at a meeting to arrange for the work in the parochial schools of the church. From Mrs. Jacob Freed and children —Six boxes crackers, two lbs. coffee, 10 cakes soap, one bushel potatoes, three cans condensed milk, five lbs. stigar,' one bottle catsup, six lbs. rice, six boxes matches. 1 They Both Bad Doubt*. A certain professor, who shall be nameless, tells the following good story against himself relating to an experi- Por Griffith School. Two cans pickles, one box crackers, 10 cans tomatoes, one can beanB, one can com, eight cakes soap, one pound of tea. What a Dollar Will Buy ence he had when crossing the Atlantic. Ho had been unable to get u stateroom for himself; but, on assurances by the purser that he would have for a roommate some companionable gentleman, be accepted whathfrcotild get. "Now, after a short while," says the narrator, "1 began to find myself think- "imports" the importation for home consumption, the imported merchandise re-exported not being Included in the export statement, the purpose tehig to Include in the statement the actual value of a single transaction in the merchandise originally entering In, to international commerce. will fill two baskets, at our store. You know little leakages iu the kitchen runs away with a good deal of money. vIt is the little leakages which make the big river of large expenditures. You don't \tnow how many, leaks y6u may Cut off t» buying your Armstrong's Colombian Trgeps Located. Dupont and Cork LanC School!. Washington, Jan. 11.—A dispatch to the navy department from Rear Admiral Coghlan, commanding the American naval forcea on the Atlantic aide of the lathmus of Panama, says that a sailing vessel which has Just arrived at Colon reports the arrival of 300 Colombian troops at St. Andrew's island. This island is off the coast of Nicaragua, but ia a dependency of Colombia. It is believed they went to St. Andrew's island to put down a secession" movement which, it was announced, had assumed some shape there. Two bags cakes, six boxes crackers, 50 cakes soap, 17 cans tomatoes, two cans peas, two cans corn, 10 lbs. coffee, one lb. tea, nine lbs. sugar, three bags salt, six cans fruit, on9 can salmon, one package boraxine, one package cereal, one lb. rice. GROCERIES (it the right place. You will at least have the satisfaction of knowing that you are not paying a penny more than you ought to pay whei you buy of us. PRICES ing of some valuables that I had about Th, World's Population, me and went with them finally to the xhe popuIatlon of the countries and purser to intrust them to his keeping. included in this statement is " 'I would explain to you,' I said to Ten it 1,4*7,159,000 and their area at the purser, 'that I am very much pleas- 40.70l!986 square miles. This figure of ed with my roommate-that is, 1 find populatlon ln the countrles included in bim n gentleman in every respect, and (he tab)e seems to Justify an estimate I wouldn't have you tl. nk that-that Is. of 1(GOO)000D000 ng the approsinlate to. I wouldn have you think my coming ta) of the world,s populatlon at tho to you with these valuables is—er—a- present any reflection upon him, you know The total revenue for the latest avail- His appearance is in every way'- | ab,p date of the countrJes and e8 "And here,' the narrator says, "the llR.luded the „8t „ 8et down at  StS a 8°me"i 854.301.000 and the total expenditure; what broad smile. I „ ao0540000 '"Yes, sir: it's all right: he has come in the countries numed are stated at $11,999,300,000, or y tho very game thing aftoot you.' , ,n round terms $12D0()0i00o,ooo, but in Patent Flour $."DftO «'olutiDUtt Klonr ------ fi.25 hop aurl \lt al ------ l.*20 I'orii and or c-rn - - - - 120 llran ami br. mi Ms. - - - - 1 2CD ' D.it*. i«r bushel ------ ,4H i cans TC Dmaioes 2D I can c Drn .10 I can |Dea* - -- -- -- -- .1(1 1 oarm mustard s irdines - - 2o fi i anD oil sardines ----- 25 I bottle Blu" L. ratsu D - - ,2;3 ' bottle L. & I*. sauce - - - .2.5 TDDba co, mII kinds ----- .38 Po'atoes, per bushel - - - - .80 THE FOSTER FUNERAL. BRENNAN and ROBERTA City and State Mourn Lorn of Ohio**  TnatftiH " # Oregon and Welsh Hill School*. I ostoria, O., Jan. 11.—The Cuneral of , former Governor Charles Foster, whose Flfty'slx cans corn and Peas- 19 cans death occurred In Springfield Saturday !,omatoes' 22 cans frult and J6"?- three will take place from the family resl- cans salmon, one basket potatoes, 13 denee tomorrow, conducted by Bev. J. b0xcB, crackers, two boxes pancake W. Hyslop of Tiffin and Her. J. F. flour, three boxes currants, one box Harshberger of Fostorla. Friends will raisins, eight boxes cereals, one box be permitted to view the body before matches, bag of apples, 10 lbs. sugar, tbe funeral. Company D, Slxtli regl-; one-half lb. tea, one bag salt, one cabment, formerly the Foster light guards, bage, package dates, package cornwill act as an escort Mayor Cunning- starch, tapioca, 76 cakes soap, two lbs. ham has Issued a proclamation sus- rice, bottle catsup, old linen and piece pending business in the city depart- muslin. ments during the funeral. I Mr. Foster died at the residence of General 3. Warren Kelfer lu Springfield from the effects of cerebral hemor- 4D2 N. M -/A/ N» *' i • « H ♦* We Realize the Dominican Rebels Win Fight. Santo Domingo, Jan. 11.—The revolutionists have defeated General Castillo at San Cristobal, capturing two cannon and a considerable quantity of arms and ammunition. Many were killed or wounded in a fierce battle. San Pedro de Macoris is quiet. The situation here remains unchanged, but matters are complicated because it is Impossible to foresee the duration of the revolution or its outcome. Business in general is suffering in consequence. Responsibility laid on opticians. We realize that he wrong glasses will ruin sight We realize that the right glassewill strengthen the sight Real izing these things we couldn't be careless and inaccu'ate. Indeed. D»e pride omselves on oar can and accuracy. A mistake would hurt us more than it would you We are ready at any time to c irefully examine the e\es, free of charge. Should you need the'service* of an oculist, we tell you so The Home and the Railroad. this statement the value of the mone- I r U*MR l!\ri & til The great. tableland. Mougoiia, is tary stock of silver standard countries about 3.000 feet above the sea, 1.700 has not been changed to conform to miles in length from east to west and the decline ln silver values. 1.000 miles in width. Part of this area | The largest imports of any single nais occupied by the great desert of tlon are those of the United Kingdom, Gobi. 1.200 miles long and about 500 $2,571,418,000; Germany second, $1,- miles wide. This central Asian pla- 340,178,000; the United States third, teau has given the world a great deal $1,025,719,000; Netherlands fourth, of history. The Mongolian race, tough. $867,308,000, and France fifth, $848,- hardy, brought up ln a climate where 046,000. there are extremes of heat and cold. Gold Is stated as the standard of carraising their flocks and herds, here to- rency ln all the countries named, exday. there tomorrow, always restless, cept Bolivia, Guatemala, Honduras, always warlike, always predatory— Nicaragua, San "Salvador. China, they have made their mark upon the French East Indies, Mexico, Paraguay history of the world perhaps as no otb- and certain German colonies. These er people have over so long a period. ten countries whose standard of cur- What Enabled these Mongolian and rency is given as silver show a total central Asian tribes to make their commerce of $631,194,000 out of a towars and keep all humanity in tur- tal commerce of $22,000,000,000, or moll was the horse. Mongolia, is bis slightly less than 3 per cent of the native home, and from time Immemo- grand total. BANK ELECTIONS South Main St Telephone rhiigeg. He was attacked while sitting in the library of General Keifer talking .. „ and never regained consciousness. I „ , E'eotlon Notice. Mr. Foster was governor of Ohio The 8tockholder8 of the Miners' Savfrom 1879 to 1881 and was secretary of luga Bank- of plU8ton, will meet at the the treasury under President Harrison bank on Tuesday, Jan. 12th, 1904, be- He was seventy-six years of age, hav- Ueen 2 and 3 o'clock p. m., for the ing been born in Seneca township, Sen- PurPOse of electing eleven trustees to eca county, O.. April 12, 1828. His serv® for the ensuing year. school education was limited to that j C. M. Hileman, Cashier, afforded in the common school of his | D®c. 29, 1903.—2w Koi WEDDINOK C|Alwar. I For FUNERALS rlOWBr* I Corry, Pa., Jan. 11.—At Blue Eye, eight miles from this city, Pearl Sparling, aged about thirteen years, while playing soldier with a brother and two sisters discharged a shotgun in their faces, killing two. The other child escaped with slight Injuries. But a short time before the father had come In from a hunting trip and left his loaded gun in a corner while he removed his wet clothing. (, Boy Killed Two 8istera. Just whit you want in tloral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) l-B-CURKNTCIl mitimi. ammo* H. G SttUPP, district and the academy at Norwalk.  The town of Poatoria, his home, was so The Annual Meeting named in honor of his father, Charles of the stockholders of the Union Sav- ',™ler' who came ont 'ro.m the east Ings and Trust Co., for the election of in 18... to what was then little better directors to serve for the ensuing year inn a wilderness dotted with a few and the transaction of such other buslogca ns. neB8 ftg mftjr before j,e held at the office of the company, Tuesday morning, Jan. 19, at 10 o'clock. E. O. MERCUR, Bec'y. 36 West Market Street. Both 'Phones. WILKES BMRRC. Special FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. T inware Sale! New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. 8. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. New York, Jan. 11, 1904. High. Low. Clos. .126 125% 125% 68% 67% 67 Vi 89% 89% 89% 51% 5p 50 80% 79% 79% 33% 33% 33% 16% 16 c-: 16% 144% 143% 143% 23 21% 21% 40% 39% 40% 108% 107% 143 143 122 121% 93% 92% 49% 48% 57% 57% 120% 119% 28% 28% 21% 21% 120% 118% 45% 44% 20% 20 79% 79% 37 36% 79% 78%. 39% 37% 88% 88 29% 29% 51% 49% 98 97% 26% 25% 10% 10% 57% In the statement of indebtedness of the various countries the totals by countries in the order of their magnitude nre: France, $5,856,812,892; United Kingdom, $3,885,106,333; Russia, $3.- 333,938,388; Itnly, $2,500,605,000; Spain, $2,061,380,972; Austria-Hungary, $1,- 112,790,847; British India, $1,102,905,- 139; Commonwealth of Australia, $1,- 047,819,029. The debt of the United States is stated at 1625.011,037. The indebtedness of the German empire is given at $608,849,400 and of the German states, $2,687,621,000. rial he has been the link by whieh the | tribes have sustained a rudimentary j form of society. So long as be offered tlte fastest incaus of loeomdTion. so long as he enabled them to mobilize their forces and pour their hordes upon tlie sedentary races, so long they dominated the position, but when modem invention created better means Of mobilization, when the railway came, when organized armies were formed, ! when modern methods of defense be- 1 came known and gunpowder began to make havoc, the day of the nomad was done. I Paris, Jan. 11.—Jean Leon (Jerome, ♦he painter and sculptor, is dead here. He was born at Vesoul la 1824. M. Gerome was present at the dinner of the members of the institute on the day previous. He converged gayly, but his friends noticed that his features were drawn and advised him to retire early. He was found the following morning dead iu bed. Famous French Artist Dead. W\rury's PRICES Sugar  Atchison .. Atchison, pf. Brook. True. B. & O  Ches. & Ohio C. & G. West. St. Paul  Rock Island . K. & T., pfl L. & N  Man. El  Met. Trac. .. Mo. Pacific .. So. Pacific .. Norf. & West N. Y. Central Erie  O. & W.  Penna  Reading  So. Railway So. Ry., pf. .. Tenn. C. & I. Union Pacific Wabash, pf. West. Union C. F. I  Copper  Election Notic«f. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the People's Savings Bank, of Plttston, Pa., to elect directors for the ensuing year, will be held at their banking house between the hours of 10 and 11 a. m. Tuesday, Jain. 12, 1804. tM K. H. Hughes, Cashier. Best Patent Flour $5.00 Best Family Flour 4.60 Chop and Meal. 1.20 Corn andCr. Corn 1.20 Bran and Midth .. „, ';,t. 1.20 Hay, long and out. 85 Bale Straw . 60 This Week AT Operation on M. Waldook/RoUsMau. Paris, Jan. il.—The condition of M. Waldeok-Rousseau. former premier, causes no serious apprehension, but it has been decided that as tlie distinguished patient is suffering from calculus of the liver an operation will become necessary. This operation will soon take place, but no fear as to Its success is entertained. j LEGAL NOTICES. « MAGNET A Caro. We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 60- cent bottle of Greene's Warranted of Tar If It fails to cure yow cough or cold. We also guarantee a 26-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded. i H. Honck. Wm. C. Pries. J. F. Kane. Chaa. Waters. O. D. Btroh. To Sue Addicks For Millions. Wilmington, Del., Jan. 11.Jr. Edward Addicks confirms a report that George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia, receiver of the Bay State Gas company, will soon bring suit against him for $4,000,000. Mr. Addicks will be asked to refund all moneys expended by the gas company for any purpose whatever since 1889 on the ground that the acts of the company from that date were Illegal. The suit will ask that all money paid in salaries, telephone, telegraph bills and office expenses be returned to Addicks. J MOTtCE. jived bj inn at C lbs. Gr. Sugar... 11.00 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. 22 lbs. A. Sugar 1.0( 28 lbs. Br. Sugar 1.00 Cheese 14 Sweiteer Cheese 16 Brick Cheese 14 Skinnnd Hams II Pure Lard 09 Thurik irs of 8 o feet ol I -arge Wash Boilers, made ;Df be9t S. C. tin; the 65c grade this week Bulgarian* In Turkey. Salonika, Jan. 11.—A force of troops baa been sent to Kumanova, sixteen miles northeast of Uskub, where a strong Bulgarian band bas invaded Turkish territory. Fighting Is reported to have occurred at Kochana, fifty miles southeast of Uskub, the Bulgarians lofting a hundred killed. 39c The Third Thlnfl.—Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart will do two things. It will relieve In. 80 minutes and cure every disease of the heart, and secondly it will enrich the blo6d. Now the heart A(»pleB, per bn $ .70 Potatoes, per bu 80 OniCDn*, per p»»C*k .. .20 Best Butter, Del. Cn 25 All kinds Tobwcoo  All kinds Squibs  a the oo] Only two to a customer. stops in and, owing to its new strength, pumps an Increased supply of this rich, feed blood to the nerves and thus feeds them, which is the third thing necessary in curing by this new process, hem disease or nervousness. We Make Leather Overshoes for Pelts that outwear rubbers, and they don't cost much, either. Leather leggins for mine workers, 76c pair. Shoes for cripples a specialty. Repairing neatly and promptly^done, at J. Embleton's, 80 8. Last of tha Basra Returning. mbay, Jan. 11.—Nearly 600 Boers d for Durban, Natal. These are .. .38 •»0 49ft 87% 26 Texas Pacific . U. 8. Steel ... Gas .... ■ Jillfi ' ' . , . V Vs IT S Steel, pf I 'if'' IBMH '".""rr- ~ r::"T "I . - - ~ |j