Pittston Gazette

              WEATHER IM Forecast Until 8 p. Fop the . —r._ - _ - • Vicinity. ALU THE HOME NEWS. , for Eastern Pennsylvania. Fair and much colder tonight; Tuesday, fair; rising temperature; fresh, brisk to westerly winds. k. IT ABU i by Till ! COPY. I L MONTH, f 8 P. 54th Y! R c's Store THE CHEAPEST PLANS OF FEBRUARY FETES. I :8ERT The d i r-..' vvH 31  The Festival of Lovers and a Day Sacred to Patriotism. Everything for a St. Valentine function should be aB symbolical of the festival as good taste and circumstances -will permit. Pink is the most appropriate color for the decoration, and roses have long been the preferred flower. Violets, however, sometimes stipplant roses, and forgetmenots are also largely in evidence. The choice is purely a matter of individual taste, yet I THE NAVY N ' New York, steamships, the line, Inward bou. Boston City of — — outward bound for Engl the lower bay, and the ] of Came fogrigKp; '*!rr-"■««,'D * Into her port bow the steel stem of the Colorado cut a gash so deep that the bow was almost severed from the body of the rlilp, a gaping V shaped wound fully twenty feet wide and as many deep. " The Bristol City liflter dipped under so swiftly that It was only the near proximity of a friendly tfioal that prevented her from going u/K'er altogether, The stricken freighter has nothing much to be thankful for. but those on board are thankful that her hard backing engines succeeded In bringing the hull far enough astern to prevent the blow from striking the boiler room of the vessel. If struck by the crushing stem of the Colorado at that point, the accident would inevitably have caused the death of every one In that compartment through Are or scaldliVg steam nnd possibly might have brought about an explosion of one or more of the boilers, with the dire consequences which usually follow such a catastrophe. 0. 1. ALWJ Ghastly Discovery at "Dead |gf Man's Well.*' a I From Aylesburg Cause of Report " f 1 RELEASE EXPECTED 800N The Great Mid-Winter, Bale is an event of unusual interest to the people of Plttston and vicinity. This sale will eclipse all former ones held by or, in sterling values offered. The price cutting knife has been used unsparingly, as the following bargains will show. We must have 'room for spring goods. European Squadron to be MM one surpassing quality oi Increased. ' laicr's AFTER THE MANOEUVERS. VICTIMS OF STARVATION. Children's Flannelette Sleeping Garments, all sizes, for 22c a suit. Will be Mobilized Near the Balkans to .Make an Impression on Turkey and Surveying Party on New Railway Line In New Mexico Find Thirty Bodies United States Embaaty In London Au« thoritatively Daniaa Rumored Pardon •f Famous Priaoner—Her Preeent is that it is ABSOLUTELY PURE. One bottle of it will do more to convert those that don't know than, any argument of talk or print. Men's Heavy Scarlet Merino Shirts and Panto for 25c each. Other Nations of Europe as to Our Within a Radius of a Quarter of a Mile of Poison Waters. 1 lot Ladles' $1.00 Dark Percale Wrappers for 69c each. Naval Strength. Whereabout 8hrouded In Myatery. London, Feb. 1.—In spite of the mystery witb which officials shroud the action In connection with the reported release of Mrs. Florence Maybrick, who Is serving a life sentence for poisoning her husband, it can be definitely said that Slie has been removed from Aylesbury prison. Washington, Feb. 1.—The admin*' tration has decided to send a , increased naval force to Eurv •D ters after the winter manoe. .8 ttf t,he Caribbean Sea. The present European squadron will be recalled for the purpose of participating in the manoeuvers. At their close, the squadron, strongly reinforced, w'ii return, mobilizing in the vicinit/ of the Balkans. The object is to tyake such a demonstration as will impress Turkey, as well as Europe in geheral. Las Vegas, N. M., Feb. 1.—The bodies of thirty men who have perished on the Nevada desert from thirst and hunger have been found by a party of surveyors from the new San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad. The victims of tlie desert met death within the lnft few weeks, it nppenred from the condition of the bodies when discovered. Vlndow Shades with spring roller for 8c each. Children's Flannelette Skirts, nicely made, for 10c each. Infants' Cream Silk Lined Bonnets, regular value 75c each; special sale price lBc each. It's phenomenal popularity is a proof of its superiority. At the United States embassy it was most emphatically declared that she had not been pardoned and that she was still a prisoner. Where she has been taken remains a mystery, but reports from Aylesburjk are to the effect that she has been removed to some institution In Cornwall. The home office and the governor of Aylesbury prison refuse to make any statement on the subject. The men perished in attempting *o cross the waste that Htre iclies for eighty miles from here to the California line. Many have died In trying to make this Journey without adequate provision of food and water, but apparently tiie desert has claimed mi.iv .more lives in the last month than 6ver before in a like period. The surveyors tell of many grewsome finds, including the bodies of four, Ave or half a dozen men lying in close proximity. Hardy and seasoned met! who are laying out the railroad routb are sick c.'ith the horror of their d seoverioi.1 lot Men's Suspenders, regular value 15c; sale price 5c a pair. TOR A VALENTINE LUNCHEON. most persons would unhesitatingly pronounce the heart shaped centerpiece of pink roses more beautiful than either violets or forgetmenots. As it was, 110 lives were lost, and, miraculously enough, no one was injured. Perhaps the most singular feature of this remark"'tie accident is that the striking Vessel emerged from the collision so little injured, Cmly a small Indentation showing on the plates of her starboard bow, while the paint on her port bow was. hardly more than scratched.Stegmaier Brewing Co 25 dozen Men's Heavy Working Mitts for 15 cents a pair. NEW SECRETARY OF WAR. Bottling Department. Children's Flannelette Night Gowns, nicely made, for 25 cants each. Judige Taft Took the Oath of Office at A very pleasing idea is to have a heart shaped top for the table. Any carpenter will make one of these yiiite satisfactorily, and It will be foun/very appropriate for various other functions throughout the year as well as St. Valentine's entertainments. Heart shaped tables have come Into favor for the pretty luncheon, teas and dinners given for prosiDectlve brides, and such a table may be made to look /dost charming if tastefully decorated, Noon Today. 'Phones—Old, 422-2 New, 977 1 case Children's Grey Merino Underwear, very heavy weight, all sizes, for 15c. Washington, Feb. 1.—Promptly at noon, Judge H. Taft took the customary oath of office as Secretary of War, succeeding Hon. Elihu Root. The ceremony place in the ante-room office of the Secretary of War and in the presence of a few distinguished guests. The oath was administered by William Randolph, assistant chief clerk of the War Department. RotDt was first to oxtend congratulations. If the ordinary course had been fol' lowed Mrs. Maybrick would have been taken to Holloway if her immediate release were contemplated, but she Is not there and has probably been removed to some other prison of less •rigorous discipline, where she can recuperate prior to lier release, or possibly she has been conveyed to one of the government homes of detention or to an asylum. Mother's Visit to the Prison. WILKESBABRE, PA. PEOPLESSTORE, 15 South Main St., Pitts ton. RUS8IA DELAYS REPLY. The majority of the victims were tramps and railroad laborers who attempted to cross from railroad camps In New Mexico to the more agreeable climate of California. Less than onethird of those who start across the desert reach the California side alive. A few of the bodies found In the last few days have been brought here for burial, but the rest had to be buried on the desert where they were found. Illness of Czarina Thought to Havs Boaring on tho Case. ' St. Petersburg, Feb. 1.—The framing and forwarding of Russia's answer to the latest Japanese note has met with another delay, which will doubtless postpone the crisis until the middle or the latter part of this week. What a Dollar VfiH Bay Bread is The Staff of Life Hearts, Cupids, bows nrd arrows and true lovers' knots are extensively used for decorating. A frieze of large phik paper hearts Is unique and pretty for the dining room, while one end of the room and the sideboard may be effectively draped with soft pink cheesecloth. PJuk candles with shades to match should be In the candelabra or candlesticks, and the chandelier lights should also be shaded in rose color. A heart of pink roses may be suspended from its center, and true lovers' knots of pink satin ribbon may hang from its branches. Reply Ready for Czar's Consideration, The details given in Lloyd's Weekly Newspaper regarding the visit of Mrs. May brick's mother, Baroness de Roques, to Aylesbury prison on Jan. |*5 appear to be correct. She after- I ward described Mrs. Maybrick as very : busy Tfith her work, in much better 1 spirits and looking forward to her rej lease. Berlin, Feb. 1.—The Berlin correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazette today learns that the proposed draft of the Russian reply to Japan's latesi note will be laid before the Czar by Count Lamsdorff tomorrow. The contents of the reply, he will not be communicated to any power. All forecasts of the nature of the reply are pure conjecture. It is understood that the empress of | Russia, besides being in a delicate con- , dition, has an affection of the ear| which may make au operation neces-; sary. Her condition Is considered to have .some bearing upon the time when the answer will be submitted to the czar for approval. Officials here are confident, however that definite results will be known next Thursday. The better the flour, the better the bread; the better the bread, the stronger the staff. The brands we carry make the whitest, lightest bread. The thirty bodies wvre all found within a radius of a quarter of a mile from "Dead Man's Well," about halfway across the desert, the only water on the wttste. Several were nude, showing that the crazed men had cast off their clothing before dropping down to die on the sage brush plains. A Grewsome Spectacle. The Dally Mall thla morning says that Mrs. Maybrick is now In Liverpool and that the following conditions attach to her release from prison: That she will not appear on the public stage or write a book of her experiences and shall in no way endeavor to attract public attention to herself. Evans' Success, per bbl $5.25 Butterfly'Flour, per bbl $5.25 Surprise Flour, per bbl 5.25 8eal Flour, per bbl 5.25 Feed, per cwt 1.20 Oats, per bushel. .50 Whitney's Condition Favorable. New York, Feb. 1.—The condition of W. C. Whitney, who was operated on for appendicitis Saturday night, though yet serious, is causing no alarm to the doctors attending. They said this morning that the patient passed a quiet night. Pink und gold china Is the prettiest and most appropriate for a St. Vuientine table, but pure whUv. or white and gold is never out of place anu always adapts itself harmoniously to the color schcme of the decorations. Count Lamsdorff, the Russian foreign minister, had expected that the exchanges going ou would have permitted the final drafting of the answer so that it could have bet?" presented to the csar Saturday for his approval. These expectations were not realized, and the answer has not yet been finally drafted. Its submission to the czar has been deferred until tomorrow or Weduesday. Efforts are still being made to shape this answer so as to prevent a rupture. One hundred feet from this well the surveying party came across six bodies ly}n* a few yards apart They bad been frightfully torn by desert boasts nnd birds of prey. One body was partly burled in a shallow grave, evidently having been found by another wandereifwho buried the unfortunate as best he could and then himself fell a victim to the terrible desert. will fill two bankets. at our store. You know little leakages in the kitchen runs away with a good deal of money. It is the little leakacres which make the big river of large expenditures. You don't know how many leaks you may cut off by buying your The newspapers this morning that announce Mr«. Maybrick's removal from Aylesbury prison express the belief that she will be released within two or three months. Potatoes, per bushel 85 A dainty table #er "n--6t. Valentine's luncheou has the circular polished table covered with a doily service. In the center a heart of violets or rosebuds is laid on an embroidered center doily. Silver candlesticks hold pink wax candles and shades of deeper pink. The name cards are large red hearts of heavy brlstol board pierced with a silver arrow, the opposite side bearing an appropriate verse. The bonbons, ices and creams should be pink. The cakes are cut heart shaped and iced with pink. Sandwiches can be cut shaped, and salads can be served in heart brlstol board boxes. A clever lidea is to distribute bunches of the centerpiece to the guests after the repast Sugar, 21 lb* for Butter, Delaware Co. Dairy, lb.. 25 Gutter, fancy creamery 26 Cheese, per lb 14 8kinned Ham, per lb 12 Buckwheat Flour, 25 lb tack.... .75 Cold Snaps, 3 lb package 12 Aunt Jemima, 3 packages for 25 . 1.00 GROCERIES Alexieff I* Not Dead. at the right place. You will ut least have the satisfaction of knowing that you are not paying a penny more than you ought to pay when you buy of us. London, Feb. 1.—It is denied here semi-officlally that Admiral Alexieff. the Russian viceroy in the far east, had died of poison. The denial states that the admiral has not been well, but that he was able to attend a reception yesterday. London, Feb. 1.—The actual whereabouts of Mrs. Maybrlck still remalps a profound secret. A11 of the officials who know anything regarding her location have been' pledged to secrecy and will not divulge the smallest detail."Dead Man's Well" was sunk many years ago to provide water for people who attempted to cross the desert on foot in spite of warnings. The water, which was struck at a depth of 125 feet, proved to be brackish and utterly unfit for human consumption. To drink the water means madness. Hundreds have probably drank It, only to go raving mad and wander aimlessly about until the heat, added to their othei sufferings, brought death. BRENNAN and ROBERTS This new delay la Interpreted as slightly improving the situation, as It indicates that 'Russia is making extreme efforts to bring the answer within limits acceptable to Japan. Nabob, per package, 40 N. MAIN. Next to Eagle Hotel Maple Sugar, 2 lb for Maple Syrup, 1 qt can Maple Syrup, j/fc gallon can  Maple Syrup, 1 gallon can  Fancy Table Syrup, 2'/£ lb can.. .48 .85 .10 Leprosy in Colombia. Owing to the fact that the reply is incomplete, It Is pointed out that the reports concerning its general terms must be taken with allowance. Stop and Look! Washington, Feb. 1.—United States Minister Beaupre, at Bogota, Colombia, reports that leprosy has invaded that country to an alarming extent. He says that, despite stringent sanitary regulations, the disease is spreading fast. Mrs. Maybrick's conviction in 1880 on the charge that she had murdered her husband, James Maybrlck, and the fact that the gallows had actually been erected for her execution horrified women In England and America. Largely through her exertions and the use of her personal fortune the Baroness de Roques, Mrs. Maybrick's mother, discovered evidence casting doubt on the finding of the Jury in her case. Honey, per cake  Honey, per glass  Mayor Sued For Breach of Promise. Evans Bros. Table Talk, in which •rlginate the illustrations and ideas here given for the celebration of two Important February fetes, also notes the use of valentine place cards that made very unique and pretty souvenirs and altogether more useful ones than the favors. They were tiny heart shaped pincushions of rose colored satin daintily edged with gold headed pins and appropriately inscribed with short gilt pins. The men who have tried to tramp across the desert lately were laborers, formerly employed on the Clark road, who wanted to go to California, and tramps who mistakenly took this route Instead of that by the Southern Pacific. Nearly all were warned not to attempt the Journey, but persisted, taking nothing except a bottle of water and a pocketful of food to sustain them on the trip. Oswego, N. Y., Feb. 1.—Mayor James E. Mansfield of this city is being sued by Miss Margaret Sweeney of Brooklyn for |15,000 damages for alleged breach of promise of marriage. The case will be tried In tbe supreme court of Westchester county this week. Mayor Mansfield formerly resided at New -Brunswick, N. J. After graduating from the College of Physicians and Surgeons In New York he became a practicing physician in this city. While attending college Mr. Mansfield met Miss Sweeney, and the student became a frequent visitor at her home, and she alleges he proposed marriage. New Federal Judges for Pennsylvania Washington, Feb. 1—A bill was passed in the Senate today providing for the appointment of an additional judge for the Eastern district of Pennsyl- 46 South Main St, Pittston. at our show windows, then come in and examine the many good things we are offering at greatly reduced prices. The choice from one window is $1.00; the other $6.00. These sales are eagerly looked forward to by our many patrons. We cordially invite your inspection Many of the most prominent women of the two English speaking countries formed the Maybrlck association, whose object was the pardon of the prisoner. They succeeded in having imprisonmenWfor life substituted for the death sentence. Mrs. Maybrlck Is now forty-one years old. For WEDDINGS C|nw Are I For FUNERALS riUW«r» t vania. Forty Killed by Explosion, Just what yon want in flora] decorations on Bhort notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) London, Feb. 1.—It is reported from , Lahore, India, that 20,000 pounds of gunpowder exploded at Fort Rhatinda, in Punjab Province, today, blowing the magazine to atoms and killing 40 per' sons. Perhaps the most novel centerpiece of all, and a very lovely one, is a large heart of smllax with a wide border of the exquisite old fashioned bleeding Bryan Comas East With Slstar's Body. Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 1—Short funeral services for Miss Nannie L. Bryan, who died Saturday, held at the "home of her sister this morning. Later members of the Bryan family In Lincoln, including Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bryan and ather relatives, started with the remains to the former home of the deceased at. Salem, 111., where the interment will take place. W. J. Bryan expects to continue his journey eastward from Salem tc complete engagements interrupted by his summons home. Vandorbilt's Auto Records. KB-CIRPENTER. UKTIIIT.uitimw Ormond, Fla., Feb. 1.—William' K. Vanderbllt, Jr., has departed from Ormond with several brilliant automobile victories to his credit. These include the fifty mile record and all intermediate marks by ten mile stretches. He won the ten mile event in the Invitation race In 6:50. The twenty miles in the fifty mile • championship he did in 17.-02, thirty miles in 24:11, forty miles In 83:52 2-5 and fifty miles in 40:40 4-5. In the fifty mile race the terrific pace of a mile and one-fifth a minute was attained, or seventy-two miles an hour. H. G. 8HUPP, Victims' Bodies Nearly All Out t ' Catholios Claim Many Converts. General Clearing Sale at The Magnet Cheswick, Pa., Feb. 1.—The officials stated this morning that there are stiil 16 bodies in the Harwick mine. Their removal continued today. Several funerals took place today. New York, Feb. 1—Slxty-fonr converts to the Catholic faith, including twenty Episcopalians, six Lutherans, two Scotch Presbyterians, one Hebrew—the second in seven years—and a leading woman in a theatrical company now playing in Broadway, are announced by Father Bertrand L. Conway of the Paullst Fathers as the result of the present series of nightly lectures to non-Catholics. The lectures have been given at the Church of St. Paul the Apostle for the last three weeks. 36 West Market Street Both 'Phones. WILKESB/tRRC. Too much stock and too little FINANCIAL AND -COMMERCIAL. room, consequently the knife has gone in deep. Many values like these: New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stoclr brokers, Miners' Bank Building. 8tation Agent Shot by Thieves. tTirwy's f PRICES. Joplln, Mo., Feb. 1.—In an exchange of shots with two masked men who had rifledithe depot safe William H. Broadstreet, station agent on the Frisco sys.tem at Granby, near here, was fatally wounded. The men escaped. Bloodhounds have been sent to the scene from Joplln. The station at Oranby is a mile from the business part of town, and Broadstroet was alone at the depot when attacked. Heavy I. C. Wash Boilers, No. 8, they are sold at some places as high as 69o, and at others as low as 60c, our sale price 39c Children'* heavy fleece lined hose, worth 25c; these go at 1 10c New York, Feb. X, 1904. 128% 127 127% 20 19% 19% 50% 47% 50% 70% 69% 70% 91% 90% 91% Sugar  Am. Loco. ... Copper .. . Atchison, com. Atchison, pf. heart and a little bisque Cupid poised triumphant in the center. More than one golden arrow may pierce this with pleasing effect WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY OAK*. 8wi*» President's Son • 8uioide. Taft Succssds Root Today. Dijon, France, Feb. 1.—Arnold Comtesse, son of the president of Switzerland, has committed suicide. M. Comtesse, who had been living here recently, drove out to pay a visit to a woman of his acquaintance. Upon being informed that she was not in Comtesse re-entered his carriage and shot himself In the mouth with a revolver, the bullet penetrating his brain. He was taken to a hospital, where he died. Washington, Feb. 1.—Secretary and Mrs. Root spent their last evening of official life in Washington In dining with the president and Mrp. Rooseyelt at the White House, Later in the evening Govfruor Taft, who today assumed the office of secretary of war, called at the White House and, with the president and the secretary, discussed for some time some matters relating to the Philippines. * B. E. T. 47% B. & 0 83% Can. Pacific 118% Ches. & Ohio 34% Col. Southern .... 18 C. F. 1 31 Erie 27% 111. Central 120% L. & N 107 Manhattan 143% M«t 8t, Ry 130% M. K. & T 39 Mo. Pacific 93% N. Y. Central ...119% Norf. ft West. .. 60% 46% 83 117% 33% 18 31 27% 129% 106% 143% 129% , 39 93% 119% 59% For a Washington's birthday supper a cake iced and garnished with cherries would be approprite. A pound cake will make a handsome loaf, though any plain Cir layer recipe may be used. When cold It Is Iced with boiled or royal Icing, and when this is firm any fancy design may be laid on with red icing, adding here and there a candied cherry and garnishing with artificial cherry leaves. Men's Fancy Bhirts, slightly soiled, assorted lot, -worth 60e,75e and $1.00; your choice for 26c Ladies' fine Corsets, nicely trimmed, assorted lot, some worth $1, some 75o and some 50c, all nice and clean, yourohoice 48o Men's heavy fleece lined gloves and Mitts, reduced to 10c One lot children's mitts, always sold for 10c, you get them for. .6c 1 lot Comfortables, sold usually at $1.25; sometimes at $1.00; iBest Patent Flour $5.25 Best Family Flour .. .... 4.75 lay, long and cut 85 ale Straw -65 Battleship* Out Again. New York, Feb. 1. — The United State# battleships Iowa and Maine have left the Brooklyn navy yard. The Iowa goes direct to Culebra to Join the north Atlantic squadron. After stopping at Hampton Roads to have her torpedo tubes tested the Maine will proceed to Culebra, where she is to become the flagship of Rear Admiral Barker, commanding the north Atlantic squadron. top and Meal  •an and Middlings ..... its, per bushel  itatoes, per bushel  .. 1.20 .. 1.20 ... .60 .. .90 mm General Reyes Delay* Return. | Washington, Feb. 1.—General Knfael Reyes, the Colombian envoy who came here in the Interest of the reintegration of Panama, in a letter from New York to Dr. Thomas Herran, the Colombian charge, announced that he had decided to postpone his departure for Colombia but gave no reason for his action no: shy indication as to when he ex**- to leave for home. iNMfc ■.|»r -28 pies, per bushel .75 lbs. Granulated Sugar 1-00 lbs. A Sugar 1.00 lbs. Br. Sugar 1-00 reitzer Cheese jv ;..».. i .17 Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 1.—In reply to a question as to how long the miners would remain here for a settlement of tac wage controversy, Sccrctary Wilson said they would stay here until May if necessary. He said he could say nothing as to proceedings if at the end of ten days a wage scale could not be agreed on. Killsd at a Dance. Philadelphia, Feb. 1.—Alfred Carter, living near Arondale, Chester county, was shot and killed at a dance near that place. He was shot during a quarrel. Some of those who witnessed the shooting declared that the shot was tired by Samuel Keely, a participant In . the dance, and he was arrested. -i' ,r t u Miner* Will Not YUld. The Right Way to Roll Paatrr. Pastry may be rolled toward or away from the operator, or It may be rolled to either side with a sweeping motion to broaden or otherwise shape It ThC objectionable feature Is in rolling tht pastry hack and forth. Roll with o long, continuous motion, then take up the rolling pin and start again. Th« easiest way Is to start each time at thi portion of the paste nearest and rol lightly to the end of the paste, eithe; straightaway or to one aide, says the Boston Cooking School Magazine. Pit and Flinch at Krlse's. O. ft W. . 28% 22% Irlck Cheese  15 these reduced to 89c Children's Coats and Eur Sets at one-third off regular price  Men's heavy fleece lined Undershirts, reg. 50o value, red. to.. 85c Children's Leggings from... 25c See our shirt waist values, prices out in half, from 25c ■■ JA IAIB Penna. .120% 120 \ 120* Cream Cheese 14 : Creamery Butter A. .25 ned Ham 18 in 10 Porn la Ham 10 wn Haddle 12 Gas .... Reading 46% Rock Island . 24% So. Pacific 50% So. Ry., com. 22% .,. .101 100% 44% 23% 50 21% 100% 45 24 60% 21% Fatal Wrack on Missouri Pacific. Miller, Kan., Feb. 1.—The Colorado flier on the Missouri Pacific from Denver for Kansas City was derailed near this place while running at the rate of forty miles an hour. The engine and rear car, a Pullman, alone remained "it on the track. One person, W." , Kan., was killed one seriously. Mayor Wall* at Son's Badaida. Princeton, N. J., Feb. 1.—Mayor Ira. Rollo Wells of St. Louis have Ired here to see their son, U tells, who Is HI at the Infirmary \ neumonln. The attending physli tat«s that yonng Wells Is red T. C. & 1 38 37% Texas Pacific . . 26 25% Union Pacific 81% 80% U. S. Leather .... 7% 7% U. S; Steel 10% 10% U S. Steel, pf. .. 55% 54% Wabash, pf. 39 C30% ■ Wis. Central .... 44% 44 / . \ ■ VV ' k. \ 37% 25% 80% 7% 10% per dozen .25 L. £ uuU B _ d suffering from no *./ «■