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Daily camera., 1901-07-10

The Metropolitan Gale, Io,, 18th S..
resumes i, popula, regular dinners com.
mencing Wednesday July 10th. Every.
thing first class. Clean service. Coolest
dining hall in the city. A nice quiet
place for ladies and gentlemen TO dine.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
q ITS.

"Graciousl" exclaimed Mr.. Swell
man. The baby has eaten lot Of
that dog biscuit"
Never mind, dear" replied Mrs.
Swellman; '.it just serves Fido right.
for he's often stolen the baby's food.
Haven't you, Fido? 90 naughty little
rogue, 'oo!"-Catholic Standard and
Times.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
An Important Subject,

Mr.. Langston-Whnt did you discuss
at the meeting of your literary club
yesterday?
Mrs. Langston-Let me see. Oh, yes.
Mrs. Bodlington's reception. i don't
see why in the world she ever allowed
that horrible Mrs. Grasswiddie to
stand up with her.-Chicago Record
Herald.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
Succcsaful EhpcrInc ncnt.

but haven't had anything 10 eat for
a week.
The PhiianthropiAt-Let me con-
graduate you upon your success in
so interesting an experiment. 1t must
be n great saving to you. and I'm sure
you're looking well.-Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

The way to get on or off street Car is
always facing the front. A person be
ing in that position will not fall if the
car should be moving. Ladies too often
will hold on TO the hand ring with the
right hand which necessitates their fac
ing the rear. When they step to the
ground in this position it directly re
verses the momentum and they are very
likely to fall. Please pay attention to
this and avoid accident.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mrs John Gibson Of Cres,on. Iowa,
and her sister, Mrs N. X. Bradford. Of
Greenville, Ill were passengers on the
morning train bound for California
points. Mr. John Gibson, a son Of the
former. will accompany them on part
Of their journey.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Jesse r. Teagarden. who was univer-
si,y student during the year 96-o7. came
in yesterday 10 get 4 good breath ol
fresh air. Mr. Teagarden is now pios
porous farmer OF Custer county, Neb.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Thirty o! the Epworh Leagucrs went
to Longnont in tallyhos las. evening TO
attend socil! given by the Epworth
League OF that place. Refreshments
we're served and good time was had.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

DR.. X. e. Pogue and wife. the former
a very prominent physician Of Greeley.
have returned to their hom. in Greeley
after pIeasan, visi, here as the guests
Of Mr. o. r. Craig.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

DR.. c. c. Aver. professor OF romance
languages a, the university. lei. Boulder
las, nigh, for a summers Jsunt through
California. He will no, be back before
the first of September.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mr. N. Glaze and wife left for Cali.
fornia this morning to be gone for a
year. They proceed at once to Los
Angeles where they will visit with their
daughter until the close Of the heated
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
Show cases, wall cases
and counter at great bars
gain at Crosby's, 1910
Pearl street.

No use taking lunch TO Mont Alto
park. Tansey's dining room is open Tor
lur ches, meals and cooling beverages a,
all hours
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
BarraIus for Home Seekers.

We have fine list OF attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US il you need
Home Property. Farm Property or con-
template investments OF any character
Give US your properties tor rent.
WARREN c. DYERs
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mr. Eli Boswell. the bngh, young col
ored man employed at Gilbert's will en-
ter the medical department OF the uni
versity in the fall. He is a graduate o.
ihe Glen~ood Springs high school.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mrs Roy Euler is entertaining her
mother from Santa Fee. N. NJ. and Miss
Nettie Dell Bailey from Grinnell. Iowa.
In a few days they will star, for tour oi
the state,
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mrs Frank Cope and children arrived
today from Bolton. Mo. Mrs Cope was
former resident OF Boulder and will
visit her sisters. Mrs VIII Potter and Mrs
l. D. Miller.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

DrZ X. Scvder is detained at the ses
sion of the N. T.. A. in Detroit. Until his
arrival DR. Caldwell OF Northwestern
University will conduct his classes a,
2:3o each day at the Chautauqua.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

The traffic on the street railway is FL
mos, double what it was last year for
corresponding days. This seems to be
evidence OF an increased attendance a,
the Chautauqua.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

]. w. Needles left for Ward today to
accept a position there relieving VIII
Bell who will return to prepare for the
production of The Chimes OF Nor
mandy"
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Why wear the old style polish when
you can get up to date work, which looks
like new and is much easier on the
clothing ? The Model laundry. I7th and
Walnut, phone 1913 black. Iu
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

The fremen's tournament will BE held
August ;, There will be big list Of
prizes. Particulars will be published
tomorrow,
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

DR.. Homer T. Wilson and daughter.
Miss Annie, 60. away from Chau,auqua
crowds this morning and slipped into
Denver Tor little rest. They returned
on the evening train.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Miss Cosgrove has moved her dress.
making par!ors from the Mcclure block
to room I, Haymln block, over RAch
olskys store. 2N
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Cars will start at 7 a. m. Saturday. July
I,.h, to accommodate those vino wish to
go on the c. & S. excursion. Do not
fail to take this trip.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

The district court was busy all day
listening to final arguments in the case
OF Jerome against Jerome.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mrs Eliza kimlock of Seneca. MISSOURI
is the guest OF her sister Mrs +. J
Chamberlain. with whom she will remain
mos, of the summer.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

A marriage license has been issued to
lanes Mcdonald Of Eldora and Eliza
Smith Of Boulder. They were MARI ID
this morning.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mr. Marsh Sdlc and family Of Win.
field, Kan, arrived in Boulder today.
They are guests OF Mrs Will Mitchell.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Undersheriff Billy Wise OF Denver,
passed through Boulder on his way
home today He says the Orphan Boy
will soon resume operations.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
Superior coal At Roberts I Cobb.

Rev. Sibbald, attired In slouch hat and
linen duster, drove a party of eight to
the falls this morning.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mis- Holley has returned to her home
in Fort Collins after a short visit with
her cousin. Mrs DR.. Gilbert.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Miss Emma Evans a graduate OF the
preparatory school, is down from Wind
sor to visit the Chautauqua.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Mrs +. j. Chamberlain has returned
from Eldora, where she has been visit
ing her husband.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Slpsrisr eoal q Roberts 1 Cobb.

Mrs Stanley Stokes and little son,
Archie. have returned TO their Denver
b ,me,
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

Miss Jennie Douglas Of Hays. Kan. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Dr.. ]. M.
Wilson.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
A GREAT SNAP.
MONEY!!

Loaned on household goods, pianos,
horses or any good security; no charge
Tor drawing papers; no removal Of goods;
may be paid any time 10 suit borrower
Business confidential. Lowest rates.
NELSON LEWIS,
Cor. 18th and Fearl. Over Streamers.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

I6o acres OF land near Boulder tor
only IS per acre. ]. w. Richardson.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

For SALE-The half way house and
contents. between Boulder and Eldora.
Cheap and easy terms.
II. L. WISER.
1910 Larimer ST., Denver, Colo.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

LoST-On Hill street, pair OF gold
spectacles. Return to St. Julien hotel
Reward. Oft
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

LoSr-Near FRS. National bank 4
double headed snake ring with ruby and
diamond set. Finder leave at Camera
Office and receive reward.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

LosT-White opera shawl about 1880
yesterday evening between Maxwell &
Greenman's and r2.h and Spruce. Re.
turn 10 this office. Reward.
Daily camera., 1901-07-10

tomorrow.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
cOUNClLMEN ARE cOERcED.
Indignant Citizens Prevent uir Granting OF
Unpopular Street Hallway Franchises.

Kansas City. Kan.-At n meeting
OF the City Council some measures
granting valuable franchises to the
metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany were up for consideration The
balconies were crowded with citi-
Zens who oppose the measure, and
when the Franchise Committee report
ed favorably upon ,hr bills. the crowd
surged to rhc flocr cf the chamber.
end only the nor, conservative olc-
ment saved the COun"iImeu from viO-
lcncc. RnDeS We're in evidence. and
Serions trouble was imminent for
time.
Action on The measure was deferred
until the next meeting of The CouDcil
nut h"for" adjournment the protest
Ing citizens compelled each Council
man TO stand on Il table and swear
That he would vote against the grant,
Ing OF tho franchises. and The Movor
was forced to swear that he would
veto the measure if passed.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
our ADOPTED ISIANns

The Philippines Commission formu>
htcd new scheme for municipal and
provincial government for the archi.
pClago.
The relations between the House and
Senate OF the Hawaiian Legislature
are much strained owing To quarrels
over rights and courtcsies.
Mayor Pedro Grinan. OF Santiago
Cuba. was eXoneratcd from The charges
preferred against him and reinstated.
Since AGuinnldo'S surrender many
rifles have been surrendered by inSur-
gents.
The son OF former Congressman
Crowley was arrested I'm San Juan.
Porto Rico. in connection with alleged
postal frauds.
Governor Allen appointed sixty-esght
Folio" Judges and established II new
rode for the District Courts OF Porto
Rico.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
TO PROTECT SEA BIRDS.
Action Taken to stop the Slaughter Along
the Iouisiana Const.

New Orleans. Professor George
f. Boyer, or Tulane University. spe-
cial inspector Of the American Ornith-
oloGical Union. returned from an eX-
tended trip along the Gulf coast. which
he visited for the purpose OF finding
the homes of the sea birds, their feed
irG and breeding places.
He obtained from the owners of all
the coast lands. from the La Fourchc
10 The Atchafalaya. the right to forbid
the killing of sea birds OH their prop
crty. Deputies were sworn in for the
purpose Of arresting violators OF the
United States Bird law anywhere
within three miles OF the coast, while
the trcspass law OF the State will deal
with persons who so ashore to destroy
the sea birds.
1t is thought that these precautions
Will stop the slaughter OF sea birds
for millinery purposes that has gone
on for the last ten years and has de
stroyed several varieties of these birds.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
THE NEWS EPlTOMlZED
WARRINGTON ITEMS.

General Macarthur cables that $50
per cent. OF his men are sick-in all
3739.
President Mckinley signed the new
commissions OF Generals Funston
Wheaton and Smith.
The United States will not take part
In garrisoning the Pckin-Taku line.
and prefers dismantling to razing the
Chinese forts.
Secretary Gage bought $1,000, 900
four per cent. bonds in the market. to
the surprise of Wall street
Shocked by reports OF extensive
frauds in the COmmissary Department
In the Philippines. War Department
officials have ordered full investiCa
ton.
Government officers are trying In
vain to get an Offer for the transport
Terry. which cost S15O,OOO besides
$4,000 for refitting
Secretary Gage reduced his estimate
of the surplus on June 30 from $50.
100000 10 S60,00o.O0O
President Mckinley appointed dele
gates to tie Pan-American Congress
and members of the st. Louis Worlds
Fair Commission.
Three million acres Of public land In
the kiowa Indian Reservation NAV
he opened to settlers under a Govern
mcnt lottery plan.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
DRANK SHARKS BLOOD TO LIVE.
ship"recked Men Picked Up After Many
Days of Suffering

Cape Town, South Africa. Tho Nor
wegian bark Andromcda has landed
at this port part of the crew OF the
French Dark Psyche. The men were
picked M IN mid ocean after having
undergone terrible suffcrings.
The Psyche, which was bound from
Caleta Bucnn FOR the English Channel
was wrecked on January 80. The cap
tain and thirteen men entered a large
boat and the mate and five men 4
small one
fhe next day sail was sighted. aud
the mates boat attempted 10 intcrcrpt
1t, but never returned. Several other
ships were sighted hut the shin
wrecked men were unable to attract
their attention.
Rough weather Increased their SUI
ferlnSs. When the small supply Of
food was exhausted shark was
caught and the men drank its blood
The cook died insane and a sailor also
succumbed
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
MRS. NATION TO RULE THIS row,.
New ohicinis or Concord. Ncb., PIcdc,-C
to Accept Her Advice on All Question:

4" Accept Her Advice on All Questions.
Concord. Ncb. - For the next ycx,
this town will he conducted under Itrs
direct advice of Mrs Carrie Nation,
This was the issue here, and the Car-tSs.
Nation ticket received nearly n unanS
nous vote. The temperance Dc0px,.
put In nomination for Mayor Judge z
&. Mitcheltrec and full CITY CG,.acE.
ticket They signed the following
pledge before being nominated:
we pledge ourselves to use all hog.
orable means To secure the services sr
Mrs. Carrie Nation as our sole adyiss,
in our official duties. If elected. and te
adopt no ordinance or measure or irc,
portauce relative To the towns govern
ment without receiving Mrs. Nations
approval"
The Mayor elect said nc had written
To Mrs Nation telling her of the yocy
OF the people. md the readiness OF thg
new officials 10 accept her advice in asi
things municipal An appropria ii IN
will be made TO pay for her servicrs.
She Is asked 70 come To Concord rs
soon as possible for n conference
The greatest curiosity prevails ~ &c,
the result of the novel situation. Covs
cord Is village OF 100.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
NEW ATTORNEY-GENERAL
The President Appoints Philander c
Knox 20 Succeed John w. Griggs.
ateiy After His Acceptance wAA
Announced TO the Cabinet.

Washington. - C.-President Ne-
Kinlcy announced 20 his Cabinet tbs
appointrpcnt az T. c. Knox rs Attup-
ncy General 20 succeed John w.
Grirss. Immediately after the au
nounccmcnt Mr. Knox's commissions
WIS made cut
Philander G.. Knox was born II
brownsville, Penn. on May G. 1888
His father vas David =. Knox. t.
banker He attended Mount UuisSs.
College. Alliance, Ohio. graduating trs
1S'2. In his college days he becaTnx
acquainted with President McIIinleS
who mt that time was prosecuting R.-
torney FOR Stark County. After <,ou,-
plctinG his college course MIR. Knox
went 10 IlttsburS, and entered ttse
Jaw ONCE OF III. II. Swopc. then. t'ai
ted States District Attorney. contius-
ing his services with Mr. Swope's s7lr
ceSSor. David Reed. Mr. Knox was
admitted to the Allegheny COUNTY, bar
IN January. 1879. Soon aftcrward hr
was appointed Assistant United StatNs
Attorney for The Western District pr
pennsylvania. He resigned this ctfTr.a
IN 1876 to resume private practice. In
March 1877. he formed 4 partncrs.r5r,,
with J. III. Reed. which exists ut pre,s
cnt. MIR. Knox has hccn connected
with many well-known suits. He eyae
President of the Pennsylvania Bar As
Sociation In 1897. and attracted attpFr
tloh by an address before that body ara
corporation law. He is member OF
the DuQucSnc Club. OF PittSburc. 1fr,f
was Its President three years. IIc =
also member OF the AmericuS Cluh
the Pittsburg Golf Club and the Pits
hurS Country Club. He also belongs
10 the Union League and thc Iavyor-sy
Club, of New York City. and the I.ax,
yers' Club. OF Philadclphia
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
MOB lYNCHEO WHITE MAN.
Broke Into Jail I'm an Arkansas Town
and Hanged n Murderer

Osceola, Ark.-Mny Hearn, q white
man about twetnysix years old, was
taken from the county Jail by
masked mob and hanged TO the limb
or tree just I'm the rear of the Jail.
Hearn was in jail for killing Clyde
King at LuXora. Ark. King was from
Union City, Tenn, and was visiting
his brothers. who live at Luxora. lie
there became acquainted with Hcarn
and friendship sprang up between
them.
on Sunday night they visited n resort
IN LuNora and while there Uearn sat
down to the piano and began pound
ing the keys with heavy revolver.
railing to stop after several requests.
k1ng demonstrated in Il friendly way,
telling him that he would ruin the in.
strnment. Upon this HcGrn turned
and with an oath .red his revolver at
hing, the bullet piercing the heart.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
SAILORS TURN CANN]BALS
Two Of Twelve Shipwrecked Survive
by Eating Others.
RESCUED BY FRIENDLY MALAYS
and Suffered Terribly - Two OF tho
Crow OF the Wrecked Novn Scotian
Bark Angola Reach Singapore and
Tell the Ghastly Story.

Bark Angola Reach Singapore and
Tell the Ghastly Story.
London.-Thc Singapore correspond
ent of the Daily Mail wires a CHASTITY
story of canniballsm. The correspond
ent says it was brought to Singapore
by two survivors OF the Nova Scotian
bark Angola. whic.. left Cavitc. L. l..
on October II.
The vessel was wrecked on n reef on
October %, rs has already been re-
ported. The story is that seventeen
OF the crew built two RATS, Que of
which. carrying five persons. disap-
peared the first night. The other car
rying twelve persons. including Cap
tain Crocker, driftcd for twenty five
days.
The men were without food or water
and their agony was terrible. They
ate seaweed and chewed their boots.
On October - two OF them went mad
and plunged into the sea.
The next day n Frcuchman killed
the mate with IN axe and drank his
blood. He tried to cat the brains. hut
his comrades threw the corpse over
board to prevent Ii.
ON October 81 the Frenchman tried
To XIII the captain with the axe, hut
another man wreStcd the weapon
from him and killed him. When night
ieli the others ate part of the Frenh-
mans body. On October % Captain
Crocker died and his body was entcn.
The cannibalism was repeated until
the two men who tell the story, 10.
hansen, Swede, and Marticornu. a
Spaniard. were the only survivors.
Finally the raft driftcd ashore on
Soubi Island The natives there were
friendly and put the two men on
board junk bound for Singapore.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
DOM ESTIC.

Tho New York Legislature finally
passed the bill amending the charter
Of New York City.
Commander Houette. OF the French
practice ship Dugeray Trouin. was
formally welcomed to Baltimore. Nd.
by the Mayor OF that city.
General George c. C"Tige"O Andcr-
son, the famous Confederate brigad!cr.
died Mt Admission. Ala.
bullet in the head killed Mrs
George IIcnegcr, OF Memphis. Tenn.
the husband being arrested, suspected
of murder
Kentucky ordered an armed quaran-
tine against Tennessee on account OF
smallpox.
Colorado's Legislature expired by
limitation.
Former State Senator Alonzo White
man, of Duluth. Mimi. who passed n
worthless check. was convicted of
grand larceny n New York City.
Many arrests were made and prison
ers held for trial in New York City for
violating the law against expectorat-
Ing in public convcyances.
Rolla Wells. Gold Democrat. was
elected Worlds Fair Mayor OF st
Louis, Mo. by from 5000 to 10000 plu-
rality.
Mrs. I.awton. Mt louisville, Ky.
has received n letter from Major John
q. Balance, Mt Vigan, South Illcos.
+. l.. saying the name of the Plaza OF
NiGan has been changed to General
Lawton Square"
Rcar-Admlral A. ]. Read took com.
FOaD a &c q
Yard, vice Rear-Admiral Bartlett ].
Cromwell. who is to take command of
the Pacific squadron.
Municipal elections were held
throughout Arkansas. and in nearly
every instance where party lines We're
drawn the Democratic nominees were
elected
The United States Naval Acadcmy's
fencing team defeated the team of
French midshipmen in Annapolis, Md.
One razor served to kill Christian
LEX and Jacob Mooth, at MayyilIe.
Mich. Mooth being the murderer and
suicide.
Joseph A. Colin. New York post
office clerk. concerned in stealing S43.-
boo in registered mall got four years
In Sing Sing.
The Grand Jury handed up five In.
diciments az the result OF the demoli-
ton of the isolation hospital at
Orange. n. j.. by mob violence three
weeks ago.
The Women's University Club OF
New York refused to admit women
physicians rs members.
Smallpox is bothcring the health nu-
AZ Nt..n.
The skin OF Farmer Frank KrIp.
plinger. OF Bluffton. Ind. is turning
black
Discoveries OF oil wells In Fountain
Valley. Colorado. have temporarily
ovcrshadowed gold speculation and
caused rush to file claims.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
VILLAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE.
twenty eight Houses burned and Many
Made Homeless; Loss, s25o,OOO

Lisbon Falls. Me.-A fire which
started In the Everett block here re-
suited IN the destruction Of twenty.
eight buildings In the business part of
the town, and 1t IL believed the loss
VIII approximate $2o0.00O.
Every business house except two
was destroyed. and many residences.
leaving scores OF people homeless. But
that the two unburned stores were
provision stores, the inhabitants
would have suffered great want.
1t is considered fortunate that no lives
were lost. as the fire occurred ut night
and when the flames were first seen
they had passed the point where the
little hand tub. the only bit of fire
apparatus In the town, could be used
effectively. Aid was sent from Lew.
tston and Bath.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
BOY MADE A FULL LIEUT. eNANT-
An UnusaaI Promotion I'm tho Army Ps
Coed Work

Washington. ID Can appointraerA
mas been made in the volunteer arrry
that is unusual Second Lieutenarf
Rudolf E. Smyscr. OF the Forty sey-
enth Infantry, has been raised to o
first lieutenant in the same regimen,
the commission To last during the lns
OF the volunteer army. LieutenaDt
Smyser is from York. Penn, and is nNx
yet nineteen years old.
When the Spanish war came on sa
was under fifteen. and had to get tps
consent of his parents to join "a Pen2,
sylvania regiment as a private. tst
made such good record and becaTEs
so popular that he was second lis-a-
tenant when that regiment was uu.H
tered out al the close OF the war
His record I'm the Philippines has
been Il good one. and Senator PeuroMs.
is trying TO have him made Il lleutess
ant in the regular army.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
Jnrnn,. war,i1c Anitnh..

London. -"Th" Japanese prcSS con
tinues bellicoSc." says the Yokohama
correspondent OF the Daily Mail.
Count Okuma. formerly Premier and
now leader of IN" Opposition. de
clareS in m incisivc article that Japan
must assert herself or the work of
thirty wears will be lost. Korea" he
says. lis not Russian chattol. and
Russia's action is direct challenge
to Japan."
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1901-04-10
CHICAGO CORN KING SQUEEZED.
George II. Phillips. Attacked by the Fears,
Puts Up $500. 900 in Margins.

CMcaSo.-Georgc IT. Phillips. leader
or an army OF farmers and country in
vestors I'm the Gull campaign in corn
oats and wheat. was attacked 10y the
united bear forces Of the Board OF
Trade, led by half q dozen great
speculative generals. and given such
fight ns brokers will speak about for
years to come.
He saw three cents clipped on the
price OF wheat, two cents off corn and
more than cent or cats. He put up
100000 IN margins. In addition TO
100000 he had put up within three
Gays. lie sacrificed all his wheat
holdings in order to make himself
stronger in corn and oats. At the end
Of the day Ee was rs confident as ever
that he would win i'm tie end
Now he predicts sixty cent corn by
'hc end Of the month, instead or fifty
cent corn. which he had talked be
fore.