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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
WHEAT CLOSED FIRM
Despite Reports of CopiuS
Rainfall in Southwest
CORN TRADING ACTIVE
But the Demand for Oats
Were Scattered.
CORN TRADING ACTIVE

Chicago. Nay T.-Excepting four cent
drop IN May corn the grain markets to-
day were steady, though quiet July
wheat closed &c higher. july corn a
shade lower and July oats sc down Pro
visions closed steady.
Considering the copious rainfall n the
southwest and the general tenor o. the
crop news which wheat opened surpris-
ingly firm, July isGi.c TO s11sc higher al
7Izsa7lssc. The market seemed 10 have
broken away from its contemplation OF
the weather may and was 20 position 60
attach more importance 10 an advance az
Liverpool. Trade was on q moderate
scale, the demand coming mostly from
shorts and during the remainder ot the
day prices were wei above yesterday
level Following the opening the nrm-
receipts. heavy seaooard ciearGnces, hlg
local shipments and the expectation THAI
the visible lSureS Mo112y would show an
imposing decrease July gradually work
freer az this price i closed 1rTu- sc high
er at ll%l u-sc- May wheat was in de-
maEd for the eastern account and also
scored an ADVANCE me buu interest
IN corn was moderately active IN the
wheat pit apparently buying for invest
ment- Continental crops were reported
improved. Exporters reported two loads
taken. Seaboard clearances In wheat
and -four were equal 10 10 go bushels.
while the primary receipts were 90 500
bushels compared with 5l5 90 bushels last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
167 cars. Local receipts were % cars,
none Of contract grade.
IN the corn pit Philips and his party
were the ruling factor continue ton
by Phillips OF May gave rise 10 reports
that he was nearly II not entirely free
OF the enormous load OF corn which he
had bought 10 put himself in control Of
that delivery. HIS sales TO-DAY approx
mated 100f. go bushels and the price drop
ped from 54ia % SOC, and at the close was
&c under yesterday al 50lzc Meanwhile
he was buying July corn on heavy scale
thus checking q tendency 20 weaken Il
due TO improved crop prospects ard lib
eraI receipts. July sold between 81. and
4t1sc, and closed shade lower at 4i-sc.
Receipts were 3s9 cars, s. OF contract
grade
Oats were dull and easied in sympathy
with corn and commission houses sold
while the demand was scattered July
sold between ZSiz02Slsc and closed isc
lower AT 2Sisc- Receipts were 2l1 cars
Provisions were quiet but IN the main
preserved a firm tone in sympathy with
light Teceinrs OF hogs. July pork sold be-
tween S14.lieGI4s5 and closed PIC higher
at SsSg; July lard sold between S9.sllsl
S. and closed 2izc higher at S7-93laflS. July
ribs sold between S.s547.s7la and closed
2IlC higher at S7-e1la.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
30; corn 800 oats 40 hogs l6,1o9 head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
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cattle.

There was Il little more activity 10 the
cattle business yesterday as compared
with the previous days this week and
there was some very good cattle offered.
None Of il went begging as the buyers
were hungry for any kind OF stuff and
paid well for most of il. The market
was about steady with some cases strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AmerIcan Leaaue standInq.
DETROIT, s; CLEvEI.AND. 4

Cleveland. May 17.-Costly errors dur
ing the early part OF the game gave De-
trOit the second game OF the series. All
four runs in the first three innings were
but the lead was too great. Attendance
RHE
Cleveland ............o 0o03o10-4 10 4
Detroit ..-.--.......-.1 0 ID I
Batteries-HofIer and wood. Cronin and
Crosby.
CHICAGO. Z; MILWAUKEE,. 8.
Chicago. May l7.-Three gifts and I've
hits gave Chicago four runs IN the first
starting Milwaukee of with g. The visi-
tors went TO the front IN the fifth. hitting
Patterson hard and relieving him.
Chicago ..............22OOO 8
Milwaukee ...........I 202I000O-6 s /
Batteries-Patterson Harvey and Sui
livan; Sugden; Sparks. Dowling and
Leahy.
WASHINGTON. S: PHILADELPHIA. Z.
Washington. May 17-Washington today
won the game from Philadelphia by great
RHE
washington .........01 2o212-8 l3 3
Philadelphia ....-...0 1 0 0 o 0 2 OF 10
Batteries-Carrick and Grady. Platt and
Murphy.
BOSTON, 2: BALTIMORE, 3
Boston Nay 17.-Both teams put up a
ragged game in -he fed errors being ot
the yeilowest description. Young batting
and a phenomenal catch By D0Wd were
The features Attendance 4.25. score
Boston ...............1 02o012I h
Batteries-Young and Criger; Dunn and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

If You Wish TO Investigate the Min
eral Wealth and Fruit Orchards Of
Arkansas and Missouri, See the Rich
Farms Of Oklahoma and indian Ter
ritories, or Co on d Summers Out
inc, take the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
BANK cLEARINes.

New ork. NAY 1.-THE following ia
bic, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings al the principal cities for
the week ending Nay 16 with the per
centage Of Increase and decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

Auls IEFht15nE Pain killer re-
EeEes lie 81 one great hlir1 1en-Fl an
Rub < &C o. drink IL = cents
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.
RRonKrYN N. CTNCINNATI. 3

BROOKLYN, 10: CINCINNATI. :.
Brooklyn, May 1.-THE Brooklyns won
out in the ninth today after game that
vas marked by free hitting and several
sensational features. McFadCen Was
knocked out OF the box in third inning;
Cincinnati ..........10s10O Gsl4 3
Brooklyn .----.....-3 I-lo f3
Batteries-8f -8fcFadden. Newton ard Ber-
gen; Hughes and Mcguire.
PITTsBURG. s; PHILADELPHIA. 4
Philadelphia, May 17.-Pittsburg defeat
ed Philadelphia today IN game that was
interesting from beginning 70 end. It
was a battle Of pitchers until the ninth.
when the visitors captured The game on
four hits and a base on balls
Pittsburg ............100OO01 II 3
Philadelphia ...-.-.-.2 0 0 0011 o. 2
Batteries-Leever and thinner; Doua-
hue and Douglas.
CHICAGO, 6; NEW YORK. 0.
New York. May 17.-The New Yorks
were shut out today IN an eventful game.
There was q continual Wrangle with the
umpire, with the result that Davis, War
ner and Taylor were removed from the
game. Attendance 5.100. Score:
New York ...........000OOOOOG5 0
Chicago -.----.-.-.-.-0 0 0 / 1 Q o. 2
Batteries-Taylor, Phne. Warner and
BoWerman; Eason and King.
ST. LOUIS, :; BOSTON, g.
Boston, May IA close decision by
Umpire Emslie in the ninth inning today
landed Ryan safe on second and an error
by Lowe and Hedricks two bagger
brought in the winning run. The fielding
Of both teams was very bad.
Boston .-..-....-.-....4 0001O01l6 s S
Batteries--Pittinger and Kttredge;
Powell and Ryan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

wl1 - CT bard % gen tor tEsss srsssef.s
tears Ihs are-lo fll1e.a-
T.-fs t---ss--- fslxs err--f
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
Kansas City.

Kansas City. Nay l7-Wheat. July So
55nc. sept sl4. Cash: No. hard 90 1c.
No. g. es4c. No red f9ikN1lc.
Corn-Aiay 4lstc. July 4-sc Cash. No
mixed 41lsQ &c. 30 2 white 125a gs-c.
Ciars-No. whire l-c-
Eve-No. 2 - cents.
Hay-Cholce timothy sI95seu; choice
Butter-CreaneTy 1sszG16c. dairy l5iz6
u cents.
F-aTs-F--esh sfz110 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

staument on Union Pacific bond subscrip-
ti0n involving s-1 al0.l00
The bond market vas broad and prices
were well Sustained Total sales par
value 81 $500
United States 5s declined = per cent on
60 of ErccE. zrare e follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
St. Louis.

St Louis. May I7.-Wheat higher. 20 2
red cash elevator Eiacs track 5r. Nay
7-szo. Jniy s,ssc. SEPT essses 10. hard
Corn-I.over. ~. 2 cash fg5c. t-ack.
81. 9fEzcs lay G7zc, J-ly s-z.ci sept.
Catz-sfrouEs 10. cash sacs crack
5ilc; 3lay s54c. July ne. 80 =
whife
Fre-IIl leher = certs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

On the Produce Exchange today the
market closed As follows
Bltter-Firrn; Creamery I48lS5zcs dairy
L0l7lzc.
Cneese-Duu, e0f4zc
Er~r--F- F-saaerr 1fl.n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
of Etccl-s were IS folIows:

Atchison --.---- l-s. do Pc --..----ls5
do ptd --.----- 5.e= So. Pacific ..... 48-si
r a. - -.----.---fl-s so Railway .... -
Gall. racine --- 90 pI4 --.----- 80
Can southern. fz T. & =. .....-.... 45iF
Ches. s. O. ---- 4sla Union Pacific ..1ll4a
Q. B q C. ---.1g7s 90 pfd .--.-... sl2s
g 1. g. i. .---.- - 81 a1aSn ...---...Z3
DO pfd -.-..--. 80 do pfd ..--.... IS
G. 81 u. III .-..lZt w q L. =. .--... I4
c. & n. W. ...-l99-a 90 Znd pfd ..-- .
@ r. /. q P.--L4-t Wis Central 2s14
g. q. Q. St. L. o.. 1872 adams ---...-....175
Col southern .- l31z American -.-----lgy
DO lst pld .-.. 42- T. s. .-.-...-.-.. -
do -nd pfd 90. 2lsf Wells Fargo --..149
D. q H. ---..-l6Ziz Anal Copper .-I5@5
u. & r c. 49,. 4 DO pfd -. 7szI
90 p1d .---.--- 8 An. Mailing za
Elle ---.-..-.s--- do pLd 81
do lst pfd ..-. 671 Ara. S & T. o.. 5G7s
c. N ptd .-.---1l8 DO pfd ......-- 95
Hooking Val o.. 81 Am. Tobacco ..L7
Illinois Cen .---l3 Anaconda n. c. 477s
Iowa Central o. 3l5s 2. P q. ........ 755s
DO pfd .-.-..-. 81 Col F. e T. - go.
L. T. & ". .... s. Con. Tobacco $50
90 pa -.------lll DO rfd -lflss
J.. q y. .--...--102z Gen. Electric IN
Manhattan l. lis Glucose Sugar o. 59i.
Net St. Ry .--.I5sla Int Paper ...... 2ZAs
Mexican Gen. - do pfd ........ 75ts
Minu. & 81. L.. 7z LaeIede Gas .... s.
40. Pacific 10y Nat Biscuit zee. g
b. X d T. -... 2 Nat Lead -..... l5iz
90 Pa -------- aee8 60 plQ ..--.--. %
y. j. Central. .157 n American .... So
~ y. Central. .I5255 Pacific Coast &C.. IS
Norfolk Y w. o. 507s Pacific Mail .... 3tZ
do pfd -....-.. 6-12 Peoples Gas -...1i4
No. Pacific ...-1z5 Pressed 5. Car. lf&
do pfd --.....- S do pfd ...-.-.. siilA
Ont. q w . 327t Pullman ......-..a10
Pennsylvania ..195a. Western Union slls
Reading ........ 5ezt do pfd ....... 92s.
do 1su pfd .... 74ss T. S Steel ....-- 49,
do 2nd pfd ..- 511s do pfd ....... eIs
St l. s F.-... 81 Stan. r. & T Ia
do Ist pfd .... So T. 5. Rubber -. S1is
do 2nd pfd .... 651 do pfd .... ~
St. L s ". s2l T. s. Leather . 5i1s
do pfd $1,000. 6lls Tenn c. & I -... 81 Z
St. Paul ......-.16l7
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Msstern Leaaue stansIna.


Omaha. May 1.-THE first championship
game of the season on the home grounds
was PLAYED between Omaha and =. Joe.
the latter winning by bulcning hits IL
RHE
Omaha -.......-......01a a17101 90
St Joseph .-----..---3 Q Q Q 20 o.
Batteries-Srahau ard Buckley. Con
Gin. L Llserwood and Doom.
DEs MONIES Il; KANSAS CITY. 2
Des 1IoIues. Nay 1.-THE baseball sea-
son opened .l l=s Lolu-s r1lzf- Er=ca-
ing the game there wss parade Mayor
HartenooSer tossed TIE Arst 1al-
Des Aolnes .---.--.-l 3 '-ll -
Kansas city --------9 g O -
Battsriss-Gla5e and Co1wlll. gYolf and
Bevl.le-
COLO. sURINGs. 9, MI9.NEAPoLIs. 4
1flre-anolls May 17.-C.ares IN down ll
The ninth and CCI5raGg $ -lrEz III f1r
tl-r singles ard wo1 tne game
MINNEAPOLIS -........88110c1 i4I4
Colorado springs $50 9 g : q g - .
Batteris-Ca-es and RIesaow. Do-ahza
ard CASTOR
ST PAUL 8. DENVER. L
St paul 1lav 17-Tha Western isaE,e
season Cpe-e1 here rocaF e-l E-e
saw 81 paul de-eat Le1ts-- acNfeleT
sxceut in the 1rsrth inning wle1 Denver
made thrss O. t1s-r hi-s u s-ccessi,--
st pau .--...----..1IIe5 59e8.- 3
Befrs-fe=-35cSIn ard Eoluez; Ac1sse-
ley ard James Sullivan
wAsHBURN. g NEBF-ssF-k-
LcreEa- Az1- Mas ~ ---l -
Nshraska. 8. Wzs.1lru lef
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
O9en- I High- Low. close.

Chicago. May 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

When famous little liver
pills DaEtts little EARLY RiSES They never grpe
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18
CASH QUOTATIONs.

FIour-Quiet
Wheat-No. 2 spring 721SG74c. No. :
spring 69izc7lc. No. 2 red 72I7e7sc-
Corn-No. 503zg5lci No. yellow 5iz1
q cents
Oats-No. 2 2sst td5ac. No. ? white ss1tGs1;
No white Z L5lg.
F2ve-No. 2 % cents.
Barley-Gocd feeding. 45l52c: fair 20
choice mailing 5Saf6c-
Flaxseed-No. s17s; No. northwest
ern. s172-
Prime timothy seed s3D00755.
Mess Pork. Der barrel S1479dII75.
Lard. per 100 pounds ST-glie01.1.
Short Tibs sides 0oosej 37.s0G8f0s dry
sailed shoulders (boxedj 62sli7c.
short clear sides {boxedl 3s12ik1s5.
Whisky, basis OF high wines siLs
2 -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-05-18

WASFERT-gE. 9 EEEsSFk
---zEe Ea- 1r-V F-rstT ~
<4teraFEa q KEs1llru t1tee
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nnMINIoN - CANADA

Totals T. s. .-----s3. .ti9 lss.6S l6 80
Totals outside Ny ss5s zl-l -,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
why ue wantod Il Kept Quiet.

One Of the officers in certain regiment
Is much disliked by his men. One even
Ing rs he was returning home he slipped
into some deep water. A private in his
regiment, however, happened to see him
and after some trouble succeeded in pull
ing him out. The officer was very pro-
fuse in his thanks and asked his rescuer
the best way he could reward him.
The best way you can reward me-"
said the soldier, lis to say nothing about
it,
why. my dear fellow" said the aston
ished officer. why do you wish me to say
nothing about it7'
because II the other fellows knew I'd
pulled you out theyA chuck me IMP
London Answers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
THERE ARE Two CLIENTS
And One of lhemIs IL Real Man shy. a
sworn Strfatn .ur

Anu one OF lhcin Ia IA Real Man >nys u
sworn staten .nt.
Parkers burg. w VA. July % Tho
mystery known as Ellis Glenn seenis
now TO he in fair way to be cleared
up. Sunday counsel for the defense
received from Marietta letter con-
tanning a photograph of Elbert Gem
taken In that city in 1876. With a
sworn statement that the picturc was
taken there and that Gilbert Glenn was
q man.
A comparison of the two photo
graphs shows the greatest eff renee
i'll the two people and Strengthens the
statement made a few days ago that
Ebert Glenn was here In the court
room and could be produced AZ amy
lime. The photograph shows a
broad Shoulicred, black haired. black
wed man. with long neck and
laise "Adam's apple His hair is
course and hangs over lis forehead on
one Side. He has a long nose ard
lars clrs, and does not resemble the
defendant In the least
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
sAVID 81 PLUCKY MAN
He Stood to HI. rnst mud Avoided Ter

riole Disaster.
81 Louis Mo, July %. The pluck
o Ei's'lsr Tom Byle saved the lives
el plsS ligers On the Wabash fast mail
tram fnni Naw YORK 20 ST Louis
Last OF I9aratur. ms, the axle OF the
tiriHe Wheels ii tbs locomotive broke.
ihe ensife was defasled ard dashed
dong the rlss, tearag down fences and
l1sfr0yille at'ie guards as it went. A
tieii '.inAahsmelit WAS ilsst ahead. but
iaYle vas equal te he occasion and
refused b desert LIZ po>t He set the
air brakes aIia work "a his various ap-
Fl2allces fof diaiai> h!rg the speed OF
iie tginc wth Such good effect that
h - tpae'.ne saried on the brink
tl, enlhaitk lpa8t
Afaef lesrs had recovered
ffeiE 'lie si'.eli ard ascsrraiMed that
i wi 5N@ 81 III brewery Of Engineer
ioE!e FNat they Ind MOI been hurled
'iewn tfe emhsnkHient = melton was
Hft II fhs m SeReei;S tlaat RESOLUTIONS
be se9t "a President Ramsey asking
that the engineer ~ rewarded for his
tiereisH The netion was readily
adopted and fAn resolution prepared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
Mrs. HANNA NAV STAY In England.

London, July - Mrs. Hanna. the
divorced Wife Of Daniel Hanna, who
with her children succeeded In leaving
New York July b. on the steamer
Canpania, for London. In spite Of her
former husbands effort 10 stop their
departure, said yesterday that in view
of her former husbands attitude she
might relndii permanently IN England
and prepare her boys for Elton aud Ok
ford
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
DIED IN A SWING
Chicago Woman Killed by the Heat ut a
Michigan KeAort.

St Joseph. Mich. July %. One
death and severe case Of pros grafton
resulted from the excessive heat i'll
this section Sunday NE denth was
that of Mrs. C. NJ. Cornwell, of Chi
cago, wife Of the western salesman
for the Kingland Paper company. She
had been sojourning for the last few
weeks at McEwnn's resort. two miles
from this city. on the st. Joseph river.
While sitting in "a swing Sunday morn
ing she suddenly fell to the ground IN
n swoon. BY the time help reached her
She was quite dead. Doctors pro-
noupce,i death from heart failure. has
tened by heaf prostrat'on.
Al noon Frank tuilong. of Nash
vile. Tenn. was overcome by heat and
driven temporarily insane. He was
Very violent and threw off five men
who attempted % hold him in his room
in the Hotel Brandon. He then tried
to throw himself from window but
was finally quieted At 6 o'clock he
was mich better although the doctors
still We're IN doubt as to his recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
NEWS FACTS 1N OUTLINE

Mrs. Emma j. Harris. a telegraph
operator Mt the Auditorium Annex.
Chicago, proposes to 20 over niagara
Falls In barrel for $4,000.
Two persons supposed to he suffer
ing with hubonic plngne have been
lnnded Mt plymouth, England
Miss Ora j. Tallmnn. of Valparaiso.
Ind. is dead at Kansas City, the TWEEN
ty-third victim Of the Chicago and AL
ton wreck
japanese in this country are organ
izing to fight the proposed exclusion
law.
Bryan has written to political
friend in Ohio declaring that all Dem
ocrats in that state should vote for the
nominees Of the state convention
Mrs. Sophia Ratzn and her two chill
dren were burned to death in tenc-
ment fire Mt Pittsburg.
H. Clay Evans, pension commissions
er. denies emphatically the report that
he is to be governor Of Porto Rico.
The Fall River tNlass) mandatory
has shut down until July 30.
Commander Wainwright, head of the
naval academy, says that the third
part OF Maclay's book. containing the
charges against Schley. is not used at
the academy at all.
| Fire at bridgeport, w. Va. destroyed
the Wheeling Traction compnny's pow
er house and barna: loss, $4,000.
The weather throughout Germany
continues excessively hot.
j. ID. Eckman. manager of the Joint
rate inspection bureau, is dead at In
/ dianapolls.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the reception Of Count vor
Waldersce Mt Hamburg on his return
i from China.
G. j. Dillon and William Morgan. OF
Three Mile, w. Va. fought with shot
guns over girl Both were seriously
wounded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
AMENDE HoNORARLE
Made by Z 5. iSnynl Officer for an Insult
to the Hritixh Eng.

to the British Flag.
San Francisco. July % News Of a
flag inciden; nj Tnnlaska on .Tuly 4 has
been received here Among the dec
orauons Of the British ship Gienorn
II honor Of tho day WAS a british
flag. II was Nauled dow by The Brit
iSll eaPtain after United states Com
missioner Whipple had twice ordered
II down ard made threats Of arrestins
the muster
Whppe reported his action 10 Cap
tain Knox of tho eunboa' Concord,
WHO siHfne lately ordered i. file of ma
riiles 10 proceed 70 the GIenora In \
cutter. They boarded the Glenora aud
themselves hoisted the Rritish flag on
the british ship - the same time a
nisEsi lag was rim o the masthead
Of thf Concord, the guns Of the war.
ship hooaed a salute to the flag 10
whifh Whipple had objected, and tie
ineiaan. was closed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
GRIP CAR STOPS SUDDENLY
Defect in til. cabi. Result. Seriously
Hurting Nine Persona.

Chicago, July y Nine passengers
were seriously injured and several 9th
ers painfully bruised in the wreck of
Madison street cable car Sunday.
The train was running at full speed
when the grip chr was suddenly
brought to a stop because Of defective
cable rope. The trailer bounded from
the track, ran upward and crashed
into the rear Of the grip car. The
shock was of such force that the pas
sengers were thrown from their
seats several landing in the street
head foremost, and others falling
against the seats and sides of the cars.
The injured were these: Peter Her-
manson, both legs broken and temple
cut; Mrs. c. Miller. both legs and right
shoulder broken: E. e. Appleton. Lett
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
Recnu.e no Wna Drunk.

Salt Lake. July 23.-wtlliam r..
Hunt, who. under the name Of Harry
Wilson, was convicted Of assaulting
and robbing Japanese in this city
last December. and sentenced to three
years In the pentientinry. has been re-
leased by the state board Of p,rdons. It
being shown that he was under the in
fluence Of liquor when the crime was
committed Hunt Is the son of a
wealthy Decatur, Ills. contractor
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
na. Mighty Good rh.nr, Pcrh.p,,

Wabash Ind. July 23.-Rabbi Sig
mund Frey. of this city. who has pro-
posed to the postmaster general to
transmit postal matter to Europe In
two days, was invited to explain his
but beyond few hints de-
.cllned to go into details until he re-
ceived advices from Washington. He
says his scheme is electrical, and In
cludes craft that can run either on
land or watcr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
Public Land In Michigan.

Marquette, Mich. July Register
Thomas Scadden. Of the Marquette
land office. has just completed the COM
pilation Of his report on the acreage
of United States lands which now com
pose the public domain of the state of
Michigan. The aggregate for all the
counties on July l. 1901. was 4e2 ISL
acres. Last year the total acreage
comDrised in the public domain was
a72O12
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
Allen Vista the Prs lent.

Canton, o.. July % Governor
Charles II Allen. Of Porto Rico.
reached Canton from Washington
Sunday attended services ut the First
NJ T. church with the president and
spend the remainder of the day at the
Mckinley home until 1910 Sunday
night. when he left for the east.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
GOV. Allen At Warrington.

Washington, July Governor Al
len. OF Porto Rico arrived here yes
terday afternoon He came direct
from Canton. o.. where he saw the
president. Sunday. and delivered to
him the Porto Rican declaration that
the island was ready for free trade
With the United States.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
Horrible Decd of . woman.

Cleveland. July 23.-Annn Kowal-
chik, who came here from .Iohnstown,
Pa, in March last. was yesterday ar
rested on the charge Of having killed
her one-day old infant. After her ar
rest she confessed that she had seized
the babe by the heels and battered its
brains out against wall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
Found Oil1.IOO Down,

shelbyvile. Ills. July 23.-The
Shelbyville OIL and Gas company has
reached a depth OF about LOO feet and
found oil in considerable quantity.
WorI, was Immediately stopped, and
.recautions taken against water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-23
He +. Now In the County jail

st. Paul. Mimi, July 23.-Walter T.
Bourne, former chief deputy county
auditor, is In the county Jail accused
of n variety of official malfeasances re-
sulting In loss to Ramsay county Of
$4,000.