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The representative., 1900-05-17

|eHs's-gaeaAi-< ppcutio. Now n. IL.
school Beele< Washanstsa Bsilt.
negro pickaninny boy in the gallery 0
great city thlAtsr. lisIeni6k. entrancsd. /,
AAa Anesi efslKAene and Bernhardt and Sal
yini: sturdy young bootblack recitin,
Shakespeare In an once full ot businee,
men; the star actor in Z colored dramati,
trops playing high tragedy: student q
Beloit college taking the part cf Oedipu,
the king. IN Greek play; the professor o
elocution ct Tuskegee institute, the srea,
school for the people OF his race-these are
indeed. truly theatrical contrasts. and We,
they are all only actual phases 81 the lii.
OF Charles Winter Wood.
Charlie" Wood Nas mulatto boy. borr
IN NASHVILLE. When about IL years cid hi
went to Chicago and begun to work A q
bootblack. One night the brilliantly lighted
doorways Of theater attracted him. and
being "fushs he paid quarter 6f a dollar
and wriggled himself into front seat n
the gallery. 1t was the first time In his life
ma sRaoesaeeas-a dramatjc- performance
The play was Richard ILL.," and Thomas
Keene was the actor
Imagine what that evenings experience
was to the boy, bora with the instincts 81
an art within him of whose very existence
he had never kn6wn until that time! a
new world opened before him.
On rainy days the bootblack visited his
patrons In their places Of business. One
day he was polishing the boots OF q gentle
man. and. In his enthusiasm, told him OF
his love Of tragedy. The customer. as q
result of the talk, gave the bootblack a
dollar to learn the famous speech OF Ham
let beginning. ANGELS and ministers OF
grace defend u.s." ~
This man has said in telling Of it, my
thought at the time was a purely humorous
one. had planned to invite some friends
ana tnougnt that We would have q great
Joke hearing this 1col0red boy murder
Shakespeare. thinking there would be an
extremely funny scene Ut the point where
the actor is supposed to turn pale at sight
of the ghost" -
Instead Of its taki,n,e fhe boy three weeks
to learn the recitation, a. had been exnect
ed he appeared In three days and announced
himself ready. The invited guests were
summoned. prepared beforehand for the dis
play they were to see, and expecting to be
convulsed with laughter. His host. telling
OF It afterward. said: 20
The boy put down his blacking kit. stood
erect. extended his hands and began: and.
naarso1 mark me-, =: the boy std turn pale when he
I'll call thee Hamlet,
KING. father; royal Dane, Oh, answer me!
There was pallor upon his face that
was nothing less than the expression of the
innate dramatic instinct"
The audience that came to teer STAYED to
applaud, and as result of this impromptu
performance, the boy was taken TO the
homes of several of those present to re-
c1te. The interest excited bore substantial
fruit. Before long the boy was installed in
a basement. in the window Of which hung
the aign: = - !
The representative., 1900-05-17
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ChfcQHD Grain.

CHICAGO. May l6--On frm cables dry
weather in the Northwest, and possibly too much
moisture Southwest. whsat was firm though
dull yesterday. July closing shade under Mon
day. Corn closed weak. July nc down and oats
steady July shade lower. Provisions closed
hrm and slightly improved in prices.
Wheat opened easy, July &c lower at e6k@
66Ac. Rains In the Northwest were the burden
OF reports which caused bearish feeling: then
1t was figured that the rain would produce
a high rate OF mortality among the cron-
DANA ging chinch bugs. While these reports were
still uppermost In the minds OF traders-and
trade was very dull-July eased on to CSC It
did not get any lower, however. One Kansas
.Sport said that too much rain had fallen
whereat the market steadsd and traders recol-
lected that Liverpool cables were also in favor
Northwest began coming In complaining be-
cause rain had fallen, and objecting to the
weather map which offered no relief. July
pce0rdingiy became more valuable In the eyes
Of the SPECTATORS. and advanced to e6szc. on
The representative., 1900-05-17
Liverpo0l Grain.

LIVERPOOL, May 16-Wheat quiet yesterday.
CLOSING unchanged; July SIS Sd; Sept. So ma
Corn easy, M@1Md lower; May 8s ND: July
IS. s5Sd; Septenber. a. 18d-
p. m.-Closing Wheat. spot steady; No. /
IS l9d: futures quiet: July. IS Sd; September,
ss 7Ad. Corn. spot quiet; American mixed new.
September. ss 1od. Receipts Of wheat durins
the past three days 5000 centals. including
10 600 American. Receipts Of American corn
during past three days 221,H0 centals. Weather
cool and dry.
The representative., 1900-05-17
FLOUR MARKET STEADY
Demand Is Large but Still Under tho
Asking Priee-OutlOOk IL Encour-
aEing-COrn and Oats Were Weak.

80 poeS.i.o 90 OIVp3 IS
1SSuWr pdSehls 35o&y5. ~
eS SISA-o q SOQt2 30
Following are the quotations in cotton sacks.
SO and 40 lbs:
Rye -four, per Dbl, pure ...............s2e e5d2 Is
PeA W. z 45QyZ
Rye flour. per bbl Standard ........ 2. .SO6l2 80
BRAN, SHORTS AND COARSE GRAINS
Washburn. Crosby & Co quote as follows to-
day. Market quiet.
Bran in bulk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s11 oOM11 o5
Shorts in bulk ...... ..........,.,... II OOG11 25
Middlings in bulk ...... .........., 70 U0@12 25
Red dog. in 14o-lb sacks, f. o. b.. IA 0O914 SO
Feed in 20o-lb sacks. 81 per ton additional:
in lOO-ib sacks 81. Is f. o. b: Market very strong
with good general demand.
Corn-NO. corn, 34c: No. yellow 34Ac
Oats-No. oats. 23@23hc: No. 8 white 24c
Rye-No. rye quoted at 51@52c
Barley ranges from 35140c for choice mailing
Feed barley is strong from 3503613c. No sold
at 40c.
Feed-Reported by the Diamond Elevator and
Milling company
The demand for feed Is good from all mint.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn
In sacks. per ton, sacks extra, to
jObbers only .............,,...$142 $14 2s0D1A sn
No. / ground feed, IS corn, is oats ~
80-lb sacks. sacks extra ...... a. 75ss1s m
No. 2 ground feed, II corn. " oats.
7o-l6 sacks sacks extra ....:..:.. Is. .ooQ315. Is
No. ground feed. 2-3 oats, 75-lb
sacks, sacks extra Is. .75@1s.oo
The representative., 1900-05-17

.MINNEAPOL16 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
shs Tus.day5 morning foe tse ss
son that has characterized the action Of the
say the wheat trade-has undoubtedly driftedd
to oeartsh position. and, moreover it nm
from s fss.nsss From cables receiyed 70 awsken fon
abroad we learn that nearly all European coun-
to say that they do not know blessed th,ns y
aoout ,aaaa .r what they are guessing at. We have
morning both at home and abroad. In Europs s
they they nave FROST at homo we have heat. Aboard
have tota in Russia
iiIe or nearly SO in two or three states Our
the eueoK Ta. Is on par with Russia a. to
pas past Re experience neither the one the other
IN ts ss9 Of sn
or 2 famine. Kansas has never fulfilled her
eary promise mil whom It is great nor has Russia
Sass's fsp.sts sven e 100 bu week
and vii Continue 70 %
the bear to tie to. Without Kansas we should
Oe lost as 9 bear community. SO long as Kan
news news. OF the day was mixed. First Liveproo
sno.sr quoted % wheat at pence higher with
reported cargoes DUH and inactive at h0K pence
o,a aovance on options Paris reported a slight
q good inquiry for wheat for export and also
reported liberal clearances tor the day There
- i'O uOuOl dUOut IL the market Will be
erned by the reports from the fields for some
time to come. but it would be well also to
receive the various reports with caution. That
the outlook will show Improvement for a week
or two Is beyond peradventure. But It's. sem
Diance OF perfection should be discounted We
are not to have the harvest which is now
May wheat opened at 64Mc. being the same as
at Mondays close. and firmed up to 6s 1-l6c by
noon. ~ ~
July wheat opened at 64Nc being Nc under
MIondays close lost Nc. gained 1-16c. lost 1-16c,
aaVanced s TO 64%c, lost 1-l6c by HAS a. m. and
September wheat opened at &c. against s5a@
soNc MONDAY. lost hc, frmed UP to 65kc, lost
NC and gained 1-16c by noon.
The cash wheat market strong on the
same basis which ruled Monday. Sales were
mace as per statement below Receipts here
We're LIZ cars: shipments Is cars
Inc market during the noon hour was steady
ana that Is about all that be said about it
May wheat closed at 64M@64Ac July at 649s- -64Ec
and September at 6o l-l6c ~
minneapolis iange pr1ces
The representative., 1900-05-17
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, May 16-Market dull and feature
less yesterday. July opened Mc of at &C. sold to
STAG C. at $50 held there and closed unchanged
July. Cash Sales-No l hard. cars, 6SAc;
NO .i,, northern. cars. 67c; cars. 6sNc; 5000
ern cars. 65Mc. Wheat-No. i hard, 6s1hc; to
arrive; 6s1zc: May. 6s1zc July. ss7sc: septem-
per. GS1sc; No l northern. 66Ac; to arrive. 66Ac:
northern. 65c: No spring. 61Nc: oats. 2s@
2212c; rye 51hc: barley. 36@3sc: fax cash and
May. 81 80; September. $1.26: October, s. 20; corn
$3.50 Car Inspection-wheat 1es; corn, 40;
oats. 4; rye. l: barley. 6; fax. l. Receipts
flax. LSs3 bu. Shipments-Wheat. 3sa, 2s7 bu:
rye, $1,000 bu.
The representative., 1900-05-17

ST. LOUIS. May l6.-Closing yesterday. wheat
No red cash elevator Tic; track, 70@7lAc; May
coS 1oc July 661sV66ssc; Sept. 67hc; No. 2 hard.
May. Sec; July. s5Nc. Oats-No 2 cash. 2sEc:
track, 24c; May, BIC; July. 22c; No 2 white.
1o12c: Hye-oec. fiax-$IH lead-$S95. Spell
The representative., 1900-05-17

Cash quotations were as Follows: Flour slow
and easy; No. spring wheat, 641641ac: No 2
red -7oe1@71c; No. corn. &c., No 3 yellow, 3sc:
No oats. 22AQ2sc: No. white 24NGs5xc:
No. 2 rye, 531ac;, good feeding barley 37isc:
fair to choice mating. asQ42c: No. / fax seed.
sl.s9; 9 No. northwestern. $3.50: prime timothy
sa seed, N.4S; mess pork. per bbl. slo.5o0ll. co:
Gooss). S. 5o06. .7o dry salted shoulders tboxed).
o1s90Ac; short clear sides (boxed), s705Q57. Is;
tract grade 81.
Receipts-Flour. A.ooo bbls: wheat. 81. eco bu;
barley. 43, O0O bu. ~
shipments-F1our, as.ooo bbls: wheat, L., 600
bu; barley, 5000 bu
On the produce exchange yesterday the butter
market was steady: creameries. lh@l9hc;
dalries 130l612c. Cheese dull at 919hc Eggs
steady: fresh 0z @llc.
The representative., 1900-05-17

CHICAGO. May H-The naxseed market
opened stronger Tuesday morning. but eased of
a little later. The cash article shows no signs
of relenting and the earlier futures appear to
act In sympathy. Receipts here were cars; /
car at Duluth and car at Minneapolis. The Of
hcial close. as reported by the Weare Commits
sion Co, is as follows: Cash fax at 81. so, May
at $3.50. September at s12sh and October at
$L2o per bu. Cash timothy seed closed at s.. 40
Minneapolis naxseed quoted at $l.76 per bu.
The representative., 1900-05-17
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, May l6.-Cattle recepta ves
terday: 10000: steady to lower native steers $40
rs: Texas steers. $35014. so: cows heifers 81 II
CAS-: stockers and feeders. 1905 so Hogs-
Receipts: goo; steady: bulk Of sales. s 1906 20:
05 12h: pigs. N04.90. Sheep-Receipts q O00:
strong; lambs, A.7597 .2s; muttons N05 7s
The representative., 1900-05-17
State Grain Inspection.

Other Grains-No corn, IA cars: No. 1 corn
cars; no grade corn. car: No. oats. 10 cars
rye. car No. barley. l car; No barley,
cars; NO. barley, l car; No. l max, cars;
rejected fax. 1 car.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat. No. hard S cars:
No northern. q cars: No. northern 80 cars:
NO. :. cars; no grade. cars: No rye car:
NO barley, car: No. barley, l car; No. /
max. cars; rejected fax cars.
The representative., 1900-05-17

ST. LOUIS. May 1s.-Cattle receipts yesterday
1890; steady; native steers. S. 7D05.7 stockers
feeders. S304 IS; cows and hefers. $204 IS: Texas
5000: SC higher; pigs and lights S. 1905 Is: pack
ers, S 516@6 30: butchers. Il. 259s So Sheep-Re-
The representative., 1900-05-17
Midway Horse Market.

MINNESOTA TRANSFER, May N-Barrctt
& Zimmerman's report: Market showed con-
siderable inactivity yesterday. Receipts OF horsed
were large enough to copc with the strongest
demand. but buyers were scarce and few horses
were negotiated. Good, heavy railroad horsea
were plenty in stock Of which two carloads were
sold: intended for railroads in this stata The
large quantity OF mules hand attracted 4
good deal Of attention by buyers. Quotations oR
horses yesterday:
The representative., 1900-05-17
Milwaukee Grain.

| MILWAUKEE. May 16--Flour easier yesterday.
Wheat steady No ! northern, ss1k@e7c: No. 2.
&c; No. wheat. 645t0t5hc. Rye lower:
| No. l. s6h@57c. Barley dull No. e. 42c; sam
| pie. 37@42c Oats dull; No. white 2s1k4125Nc
The representative., 1900-05-17
A Good Man.

: They say the cheap magazines may have
to be discontinued, because the price OF
paper has gone up."
Indeed? Who is responsible for the
riser
..oh. / suppose some philanthropist. - :: =
The representative., 1900-05-17
LIVE STOCK.
st. Paul Live Stock.

SOUTH ST. PAUL May l6.-Receipts Tues
aay: 1000 hogs, 500 cattle. 500 calves 100 sheep
Hogs--MaIket strong to shade higher than
Monday; quality fair; packers and city butchers
cleared the yards early. Bulk selling at S. Is
20, Sales:
The representative., 1900-05-17

Cattie-Gocd run of butcher cattle and some
good cattle On the market. Steers sell up to
% ana COWS 81 so. market is STEADY and active:
good feeders in better demand. stockers steady
ana active. except common, which are slow
SalaS:
The representative., 1900-05-17
new York Prod uce.

NEW YORK, May l6.--Butter receipts yester-
day. 19. sos pkgs; firm: western creamery 1870
2oc; factory. 1st5c. Cheese receipts TO- liz pk9s:
weak; fancy large white. 1OIx0i0j6c; fancy iaree
colored. lOMc; fancy small white. 9s409Ec:
fancy small coiored. sh09Ac. Eggs-Receipts.
81 SCI pkgs: duli storage western, at mark lzxc:
regular packing at mark. lih&sl21kc; southern
at mark 11eflxc- Sugar-Raw steady; refined
The representative., 1900-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chicago Pork.

FOrk.
CHICAGO May 16.-The pork market was
steady to strong Tuesday with trading light
on either side OF the market. There Is no mar
tcular feature to note other than that the
cash artic. is being steadily absorbed.
The following was the range OF prices On
pork:
May-Closing Tuesday. $1l.55: closing Monday.
$11.5o
$l1.60; closing Tuesday. x1l.S7h; closing Nom
day Sll62h
The representative., 1900-05-17

MINNEAPOLIS. March 7.-Reported BY the
Northwestern Hide 4 Fur Co.:
No. !. No. g.
Green salted COW and steer hides. all
Wel&0tS .O8A .U7A
Green salted bulls. stays and oxen. .V7k o6E
Green saltcd long-haired klps. or
runners ....:......:....... :.... .loA .osx
Green saitcd veal ktps Is to z5 lbs. ,1Ol. O0
Green satcd veal calf to Is lbs. liz 10
Green saitcJ deacon skins. under
lbs eacn. cn........................ Is -
Green frozen hides. kip and calf, lc Der IL
less than green saited
Other grades in proper ticn.
DRY HIDES.
No. 1. No. L
MIrncsota. Dakotas Iowa and Wisconsin,
nry flint cows and steers ..........., .l2k II
Dry flint bulls ............... .l0,s -
WOOL.
Minnesota and Dakota. TO quail
ity ............:........... As a .l7k
PeItx. large each so
PeIts. medium, each so q 20
peitS. small, each rs ID
Shcarlings, each ........... 10 a ~
TALLOW.
Tallow. in cakes .......... .o4x
Tallow. In barrels .:.:..::........ -0iN
Ginseng. dry .7sO5.Oo
II you want prices and valuable informal atiua
about hides. furs and wool. write Northwestern
Hide Fur Co.
The representative., 1900-05-17
May nave sasst somethin~.

IA burgler got into our house last MIGHT ,.
"Dfd he take anythlng?'
The children are all sick and I hone
be got tie measles. Chicago Record.
The representative., 1900-05-17
MARKETS
WHEAT MARKET STUBBORN
The Trade stan In the Doldrmns-ra>~
weather, of Coarse, II the Fact>r-
Trading Light-speculatfon It =
Low Ebb,

story q tAs nay In nina..psli..
The representative., 1900-05-17
Tonic for the Terrible Turk.

The sick man may not like the American
bitters, but . dose Of spring medicine miehl
do him good, even II It did cost him $50. 600
Providence Telegram.
The representative., 1900-05-17
Sioux City Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. May 16.-Cattle receipts
Yesterday. l,5OO shipments, 675: market ac-
tive. strong. Sales:
The representative., 1900-05-17
Open High Low CLOSING

OQela- f1lgn- Low Closing.
May ....... $500. CAS- s4as 64M-N 64hE S4%
Sal,o:,,c. July $500. s454 s4N-ss 54as e47sX ssS
september -. :. IS 65A 64N 65 Lis 65h-H
On Track-No. / hard. 66,sc; No. i northern.
65c: No 2 northern, 6sAc; May oats, 22Kc:
May corn, 33Ac; fiaxseed. $1.76
Curb July wheat, bid .. 645-s4sI
us On Suiy Wheat eat................. CAS-
SAiiS on july Wneat.. 64A A-64h
The representative., 1900-05-17

MINNEAPOLIS, May 1s.--Rccelpts OF hav
were comparatively light Yuesday. >. A. HUNT
& Co., report soma good sales ct choica b,,f
still complain OF light demand for inferlne
grades We make change In prices
The representative., 1900-05-17

MEATS. POULTRY AND GAME.
IouI!Ty-Ihe market shows little change from
yesterday There Is not much stock on hand.
~ nut mere mere Is plenty to meet the demand. which
- Hght Prices are unchanged.
VeaI-Receipts continue moderate with the
market firm at quotations
rFOULTRY-Quotations are as follows:
The representative., 1900-05-17

n, MISCEILANEOUS QUOTATIONS.
Ihe potato market is very weak The demand
IS extremely light and there is little movement
OF any description owing to the ateness of
the season.
POTATOES-Quotations are as follows:
yu os,uy ~ raICy, car iots II 06
SWEET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are as fol-
lows: "
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24
WAR NEWS
BY ROBERTS.
Says Country South of Bloem-
fontein is Settling
Down.
ARMS ARE DELIVERED UP.
Gen. Sir Edward Woodgate,
Wounded at Spion Kop,
is Dead.
ARMS ARE DELIVERED UP.

London, March 24.-Roberts tele-
graphs the war Office from Bloem-
fontein under date of yesterday as fol-
lows: There is no special news to
report. The country south of this
place generally is settling down.
Numbers of arms have been delivered
up and the people are beginning to
recognize the advantage of bringing
in supplies for sale. The movement
of troops in the western district is
being attended with good results
Sir Edward WoOdgate Dead.
London, March 24.-Advices re-
ceived here announce the death in
Mooi hospital Yesterday of Gen. Sir
Edward Woodgate, who was wounded
in the engagement at SPion kop. Jan.
"a
Bloemfontein. Friday, March 23.-
Adyices from Thabanchu, between
BIoemfontein and Ladybrand, on the
Orange Free state border. dated March
81, say French'S force is resting
there and distributing Roberts proc
lamation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24
NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE.

4 brickmak,ng machine is to be To-
Gated at Tomahawk, Wis.
Two negroes were hanged by the
sheriff in Texas yesterday for murder.
The sultan of Morocco has objected
TO the French occupation of the Oasis
OF Insalah-
Scottish expedition is to be sent to
explore the antarctic regions under the
leadership of William ;. Bruce
Co-educatien IS to be abolished at
Wesleyan university. Middletown,
Conn. and a woman's college estab-
lished-
The wilf of the late Mrs. Henrietta
Smell. disposing of property worth
$4,000. is TO be contested in court at
Chicago.
An alderman of Richmond. Va. has
sued New York paper for libel be
cause il called him the -Hinky Dink
McKenna" OF Richmond
1t is officially denied At Consfantino-
pie that Osman PasIaa Is dead. He has
been i'll but is better
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24
Compliment to Our Fair Grounds.

Springfield. Ills. March 24-The Off
GERS of the Missouri state board OF
agriculture visited the Illinois state fair
grounds yesterday. The visitors con.
sisted of former Governor Norman J.
Coleman, of st. Louis, president; y. H.
Gentry, Sedalia, vice president; ]. r.
Rippey. Columbia. secretary; Alex.
Maitland. Richmond. and George Il.
Ellis, Appleton City, members of the
board. Governor Coleman stated that
after visit TO the grounds of the lead
ing state fairs of the United States he
was convinced that Illinois had the
most extensive, attractive and con.
venient grounds and improvements to
be found on either side of the Atlantic
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24
Injured During an Initiation

Cedar Rapids, Ia, March 24-F. S.
Carlisle, of EOuvrone. has sued the
Modern WOOdmen of America in the
federal court here for injuries received
during his initiation. He says he was
told to stoOp over and pick up n NAL
let. When in that position he was
struck terrible blow on the hip joint
with some instrument of wood. which
had been so arranged that a charge of
powder or dynamite was exploded on
the instrument against him, whereby
he was seriously injured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24
MAHAN ON ADMIRATION.
Captain Says 1t Is Only Good on n 0ues
tion of Facts.

tiOn Oh acIs.
Montreal, March 24-Captain Ma
han is to have the honorary degree OF
doctor of laws conferred upon him
April so by McGill university. Two
interesting letters from Captain Mahan
to Principal Peterson are made public
here. In one he warmly advocates
friendship between the British empire
and the United States. in the other
he says in part: Il do not greatly
value arbitration. except in deciding
pure matters of fact. As regards the
relations Of the two peoples, you do
not dwell upon what to- my mind is
the crucial neceSSity-namelysp patience
on the part of those who think as we
do with the volatile, prejudiced. un-
thinking or malevolent parts of the
community.
I'm a way Great Britain needs this
more than we, because your compara-
lively homogeneous people find it hard
to understand the violent utteranceS
and professions of Il nation which has
not yet reached the stage even of be-
ing composite, but is simply hetero-
geneous, with prejudices often akin to
the soil.
''In this the Irish are conspicuous.
but even the Germans do not wholly
escape, although as Americans they
have n higher and more intelligent
patriotism. But if it is hard for Great
Britain to bear. what is it TO those of
us who see the Righteousness and pol
icy of the state endangered by sucn
folly and malevOlence as has been
shown here lately"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-03-24
DUNNE's RULING IS CRITICISED.
Chicago Judge Who Saved r. S. Deryer
from the Penitemtiary.

from the PenitGntiary.
Chicago, March 24.-Judge Dunne's
issuance of a writ of habeas corpus, by
virtue of which +. :. Dreyer was
Snatched almost from the doorway of
the Joliet penitentiary Thursday after
noonS is criticised in unSpairing terms
by prominent lawyers who have fol
lowed the facts in the famous case
Members of the bar cOnverSant with
the legal status of the case at the time
the writ was issued characteriZeS the
action of Judge Dunno as IA striking
instance of constantly growing abuses
of the power of habeaS corpus
Dryer has been convicted of embeZ
element and If had taken three years
to reach the point where he was put on
board the train for Joliet when here