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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
AN ANNUAL AFFAIR.
May Music Festival VIII Become
Permanent Thing at Grinncll.

Special to Times Republican.
oirinnell May ls.-Now that the Grin
nell May festival is closed those vino
have been at the head of the experiment
TO provide high-class musical entertain
neiiis of this nature in Iowa are able to
take stock OF the results and pronounce
The experiment an unqualified success
The festival Will become an annual AFT
fair in Giinnell and the number of OUT
Isids people whoattended the recent con
certs shows that the Iowa College town3
IS likely 10 become the musical Mecca OF
Iosya. The financial returns have not.
quite reached the large figure that was.
reauired 10 bring the prominent artists
and musical organizations that We're
secured, but the discrepancy was slight
and the musical success of the festival
was SO pronounced and the satisfaction
50 keen that the men who have been
back of the enterprise feel tina, 50 far
as practical purposes are concerned ire
Warrant this establishment of tn. My
festival as all annual custom The OK
pense incurred in arranging the fesii-
val and securing the attractions was a
little less than $1,000. To cover this only
cheap admission pro- WIS cnafecf.
the Grinnell citizens backing the enter
prise and guaranteeing ITS financial
surety The conception 81 the May fes-
l.tlval idea and the arrangements that
have made ii possible are due to Pro-
fessor L. q. Cole, Of the school of Mu-
sic The idea underlying Professor
Coles interest in thu matter was that of
securing for western audiences those
| high-class musical entertainments that
ARE usually not heard OUTSIDE Of the very
largest cities. Every artist IN the pro-
gram stands at the head Of his or her
! profession. with the result that from a
/ musical view point the festival was
unique in its high quality. Professor
+ Cole is being made the recipient 6f many
congratulations over the festivals sue
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.
Federal Grand Jury to 1ndics Ma

Federal Grand Jury to Indict Mn
rion County Citizens.
Des Moines, May 16.-The federal
grand jury will report a number of in
dictments today against residents of
Marion county for alleged election
frauds. 1t was learned last evening that
witnesses have been before the jury in
these cases since il was convened, Mon
day, and that it has been decided to re-
port several indictments. but the names
OF the probable defendants were not di-
yulged.
The bills will charge the defendants
with having participated in fraud TO
secure naturalization papers for some
thirteen Hc<inders who voted at the
last general election, in November, 1860.
at or near Pella. Whether the indict-
ments will be against the persons wnc
1T is alleged voted Illegally or against
persons who it has been claimed were
Concerned in the issuance of citizenship
ma pers for them was not definitely an
nounced, but 1t was intimated that in all
probaility some indictments will be re-
turned to cover both sides to the alleged
frauds.
The alleged fraudulent votes. OF which,
thirteen were cast, We're discovered IN
the contered election case of william
Menzer Am A. Stone, who ran
against or county attorney
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
SPECIAL GRAIN LETTER.
Wheat MarRet Duh ana Corn and
Oafs % Xx,ar-

the Times Republican by Martin i Sack
members of the Chicago Board Of Trade
from their local office. over liz East Main
thru n. ). Siiiih- ioculmanager-!
Chicago, May Wheat The eHisf
featn' the WHEAT market this NOM
ing b been aui'hesss ard the absence
OF orE ae trad The break OF ths south
Yves drous aused some weakness,
but Nlcat has ubbernly resisted all
III, absence Of any cen
NJ ~s regarding reports of
81 De seems disinclined TO
81 .iNvtg either side. 1t must
h cerfessea bat the resistance which
What is showing is somewhat better
chan mligii es expected and If helped lsy
Any puying from the outside might re-
sli.t bull turn. but this latter fea-
ntirely lacking.
The corn market has been less
gacular today and declines have
eeen experienced in bath the July and
the MAY. Phillips sold both and outside
demand has been less general and re-
csipts were smaller "a cars, witnfor,y
fivescontract
oats-Phllips has been a sellerof July.
cats and other professionals have done
likewise May sold from 81 10 2a7s and
July from 2ss. 10 2Sii4 There We're IA
cars received, with 100 estimated for to-
morrow The prospect is only fair for
tbs growing crop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
Employed'n Medium.

Fort Dodge, May l6 Dan Halligan. a
resident Of Moorland, while on Il visit
TO Chicago this week took advantage of
the opportunity OF employ the services
Of Celebrated medium in the case of
the missing George Mcmahon. The
medium made the positive statement
that the missing man is alive and wan
aering about in a demen,ed condition.
The reward has been raised TO $1,000 for
news that will lead to his recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
IOWA STATE sPoR1sMEN.
Meeting at Newton Largest in His
tory of AssociRtion.

Newton, May ls.-The State sports
mems Association. which met here yes
terday, shows the largest attendance for
years Sixty shooters took part in the
events of yesterday. Thehigh guns were
Fred Gilbert, with "a per cent, Frank
Parmalee, 80. Thomas A. Marshall 80:
Eddie Bingham, S9i4. and Charley Budd.
SIS. AT the election last evening the fol-
lowing officers We're elected:
President-W. Il. Kibbey. MARSHALL
town.
Vice President-George Mccartney.
Des Moines.
seeretary-L. T. Toysman, ottumwa,
Treasurer-Warner Gephart, Ottum-
wa.
Directors-D. r. Trip of Newton. C.
w. Budd of Des Moines, d. T. Douthet,
of Osceola, Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake
and Edward Rothcock of Cedar Rapids
The next meeting viii be held in OF
ftt,rtp.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
cnlls II spite worls.

Dies Moines Ia. May 1s.-Letson
Ballet Of Iiaker City. ore appcafed
in the Federal Court here yesterday and
entered plea Of not guilty in answer
tc an indictment accusing him of send
ing advertising letters thru the mails
calling notice to the White Swan gold
mine of Baker City Ore stating that
he mine had been opened 400 feet into
the ground and had produced more than
100000 up to that time. Ballet claims
the prosecution is the result of spite
work and that he will be able TO clear
himself of the charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
ILLINOIS CENTRAL EXTENSION
surveyors Running Line south from
Cednr Knpids.
Special to Times republican

Special to Times Republican,.
Cedar Rapids, May l6.-civil engineers
of the Illinois Central have commenced
4 survey of the long -talked-of line south
from Cedar Rapids to Crippen, Iona,
where it will cross the Rock Island, and
the burlington, Cedar Il Northern near
kalona. From this point it will run di-i
rect to Coppock, connecting with the
Iowa Central The extension viii be six
" miles long and probably will be a
link in the great trunk line the Illinois
Central expects To have between Mime
apolis and ST. Louis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
Knnsas CITY Live stock.

Kansas City, May 1s
Cattle Estimated receipts. 100;
steady 10 10 higher; native beef steers
4.60d5.10. Texas steels. 3.s5u5.o0.
stockers and feeders. S.15M5.0o, calves.
4.0O@6.oo.
Hogs Estimated receipts. 10000.
steady 10 higher; heavsi 5.T5Gl5.s5,
packers 560G5s0; light, na5aa.65
sheer Estimated receipts 2,5n0; 5d1o
higher; inrttons 3.90M4.5of limbs, $500
5.25; spring lambs, 5.50M6.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
Murder in MARION county.

Knoxville. May 1s.-John Monteith,
aged about % years, shot and killed his
uncle, Phillip Goodson, aged about so
years, yesterday afternoon, near Mary
Vile, this county. Particulars of the
tragedy have not been received here,
but it is presumed to be the result of a
quarrel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
SHOCK CAUSES DEATH.
Dyersville Woman Witnesses
Accident in Which Her
Son Is Killed.
She Drops Dead From the Shock
1.-The Illinois Central
Extension.
Will Build From Cedar Rapids to
Crippen. lowa--Other
Iowa News.
Special 10 Times- Rep,lbljcan.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, May ga sad accident re-
sulting in the death of John Rhermers
aged u. and that of his mother, oc-
CURED at Dyersville, twenty miles west
of here, this morning. The boy was
thrown from a wagon in a runaway and
Instantly killed. The mother witnessed
the accident and dropped dead from the
shock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
For, DODGE WIN celebrate.
n 10 Times- Republican.

SpeciaI 10 Times Republcah.
Fort Dodge, May 16.-Arrangements
are being completed tonight for a grand
Fourth Of July celebration to be- held
in this city such as has never been seen
before in Fort Dodge. An appropria-
ton of $500. has been made from the
street fair association of last year
which with other contributions Will be
expended in the carrying out Of the pro-
gram.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
stock Uuotntions.

,,,.iy s.,,.si -.
~, t,,,a, I,,,ss
Northwestern- 200
Rock lsland-iis-
Il. 4 ee-l9o.
st Paul-l59l..
Northern Pacific, cemmon-1ii.
Northern Pacifc, preterred-leQ.
Southern Pacitie-if.
Missouri Pacific 1915.
mon afiiie--lti5
At''hison- comnler-iss
Ageisisgn. 2i.e:efres -.
Alton. egnEan-Ss12.
q 4 w
Tebacen77l23
y N-loeii
tinted states Steel, conmon--iSla
United States Steel preferfed-sl.
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y ~ y.
'ifsTsi -
rs.
y X To-
l-'-fti fiei- lzs-
g l.73'i
Paciiic NJ ~
Illinois tentral7-lSi.
~ e'-Tlis
southern .lsaiiMay.-12.4
Western lnion5Tsi's
,raRsua1.I.ToWS NaRKrrs
rsa ea,In,.;,., ,,,,t.as, o,,s,ad /.
,,s.,.,,. 5.l',.,..o. .,s;tl. -,
~, 80, ~
an, .ian, 40 go ,,,;''ss ,,aid hv aeaI.
,,a,....S.,e,,, ,,,,,,,,t.,,, .,e,,',,,.s,,
c.15s,.fN .,i>-T, r.,t.,t..,,
Tfe. L,ans,as CRY Grain e,o,,,,,,ny ~.
r,ort, ne following nrieas.
: o., 30 2
s,ar,Ta,, a,s *
sybaai.ze.
rop@
rba o.,,eas,a s,,n,,. p..ti,,;,,., r.,,,,,,, /,
,st,i a. e., NJ ,'oaa ~,
~,
11-,, cro,e.x
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li,g,t,,in (. ~, ave- nsyir, ~. fo,,au
60, 49,,
ssac,aa ,,aa,., soo a. o.
ca,an.s,i 10 :. ono 1900. %. 80
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
81. LOUIS produces.

st. Louis, May 1s.
wheat-Cash, 70; July, e91s;
Corn-May. 4S5s;; July. 40.
Oats-Cash, 3oia; July. Pig.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
Italian KiiIs MS Wife.

New York, May 16.-Georgiana Brus-
OTTO, an Italian barber. last night fatally
shot his wife and killed an eleven
months old daughter and then shot
and killed himself. No motive was
learned for the crime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
BieDenlin Tobacco,

Madison, Wis, May 16.-Onc of the
largest tobacco deals ever made in the
west has just been carried thru here by
the sale to Philadelphia firm of 49,
COO cases of last years crop of Wscon-
sin tobacco for $350.0o0. The shipment
will amount to about 26O carloads.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool. May 16.
Wheat-steady; unchanged to I'D
higher; spot. 6s Nd; May, IS 1Ossd; July,
Is 10Nd: September. IS 9Nd.
Corn-Steady; I'D lower to I'D high
err: spot, As 1s04s 2kd; July, IS 111ad;
September, IS 11Nd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
New lork Produce.

New York, May is.
wheat-July, 77A.
Corn--July, 491s.
1,utterstaady; l5Nl19.
Eggs-Quiet. hob.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16

Duluth, May is.
Wheat-cash: No. hard, 76as; M.
northern, 733s; No. 2 northern, 697s; No.
spring. 65M To arrive-No. hard,
76ia: No. northern, 7si.; May, 1885,
July 1917; September, 70A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
AIinncnpoIi Grain.
40 . - - y " P~ss - 'Abs
MINNEAPOLIS. March IL

MinneapOIls. March Is.
wheat-Cash, 717s; July, nss@T1s4 /;
September, 6sAM69. On track-No. /
hard, 73M; No. northern. n%; No. 2
northern, 69M@7OM
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
NiiIwnukce Grnip.

Milwaukee. May Is.
wheat-steady; No. 1 northern, 74A@
Is; No. 2northern, 72G731s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
Peoriu Produce.
Peoria, May is.
Duluth Grain.

Corn-Firm; No. 3, 4ss4.
oats-Firm; No. white, 1884.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
The Mon ey Marker

New York. May ls.--Money steady at
.; prime mercantile, 1867; sterling
flrmer, 4.ss@i.SSA ON demands; 4.s41aQ
4.S4A at sixty days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
A DECLINE N WHEAT
Weather Conditions the Ruling
Power in the Wheat Mar
ket Today.
Decline in Price Follows Liqui.
dation--Corn in Sympathy
With Wheat.
Hogs Five Cents Higher and Cat
tie Strong--Sheep Ten
Cents Higher.
IBy Associated press.l

Chicago, May 16.--Weathsr condiiiors
constituted the ruling power IN whest
today. Under advices OF s..s in the
southwest July opened Z % s9ss OF
a cent lower at 7lss u s "a local
liquidation it Immediately deeliaed II,
but recovered @ y. Altar &iSther
slight decline the market steadied AT Ills
@71N.
The resf the session the marke;
ruled duf and el9ssd Easy July u low
err a. Ills aEi34
Con acted 10 apathy with wheat.
The initial pri Tor July was 4 of a
cent lowereto Is of a cent nigher at 45is
10 4oss. Shorts covering ON light re-
ceipts, a. decline 6 45,sm45i4 ensusd.
May opened unchanged at IS and de-
clined To 55, where, under free bidding
by the bull leader, i, steadied, rising to.
81. Buying orders We're few and there
was little disposition among the pit
crowd 10 sell al decreased figures Re-
ceipts were pa cars, f9rtylive of con-
tract grade.
Repcnts Of freer 6cerntry offerings de-
pressed corn laser ard the Close MAS
easy, july g n lower a 44aaM44s, and
MAY y iopsn at 54l4
Oats We're fairly steady and held firm.
notwithstanding expectations ware that
rains would depress prices July opened
lsGi4 Of accent lower To shade higher
AT 2sM 10 ssia despite considerable s.Il-
ing and rose TO 2sss. May opened x OF
9 cent higher at 81 and sold down to
seia
Provisions were steady, with higha.s
psiees on lighter receipts and advance
in hogs
CHICAGO Produce.
chieago May 49,
Wheat-May u e; July Tl9sN7li..
Corn-May. 5il.: July s4a.Mi47s
Oats May 30 riily 2s'.
Pork-May,s li.7e July 1882.
Lard-May, l.s5MNs7t9. July, $50
1sIia
Ribs May SOS July So
Rye
Barlesi-iG055.
Flax-l.7ee
Timothy september 3.225
Cieyer~9.5p
Buttsf Steady creameFes. l4alsl. 5.
dairiss laflG.
Eggs Easy. llt..
Iced poultry Steady, chickens, Si.a
81; turkeys. SM9
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
OFFICIAL WEATHER. FORECAST.

Special to Republican.
Des Moines May 16.-For Iowa: Part
ly cloudy tonight and Friday, With local
showers.
synopsis of weather conditions: The
barometer is low over the entire west
ern portion of the country, the lowest
being 90. SIS Inches at Calgary. 1t is mod
erately high east of the Mississippi riy-
Ser.
The temperature is generally higher.
Showers have occurred over Colorado,
Wyoming, Kansas. Oklahoma, western
Missouri, southwestern and central
Iowa, South Dakota, western and north
ern Minnesota and along the Pacific
coast
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16

Range of Prices.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-05-16
MARS HALLTowN MARK FITS.

The following Prices quoted are az
nearly correct asit is possible to OBJ
tam from Marshalltown DEALERS. The
quotations are for prices paid by deal
ers. corrected Thursday afternoon;
GRAIN AND FEED
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ooyDEnNED NJ ~ RERS CH,RGE.


MORAN 4 Sesb ~. ATTORNEYS fpr the con
tsmrsd murderer. Lorenzo Pr."r,. are MT
s' all dsmayrd b., tIs statement Mai" hI
Mrs PRIOR. ON Mrudav. tuat her ha-hand
had told her [, circulate a story that James
Sl,srip Mr- rr.,r.'- brother, and not frior'.
hat killed NIrorL4n GarasI-l lnds" Hams
son r Morgan. SENIOR member 81 IA" hTln.
sad Yesterday that Mr.. Pr"yiN statement
vas Il-, what might have been expected.
aud that ~ strengthened rather than "'r-
cred 'rd rr'nrIs stt'a"'ut mad" - fa'h'r
Irt.yyp I..S statement whth accuses
Slcuriuu OF the muI dvr. VA mal'ly IN" Fi."'L'
Judge Mprgah HaNs. ia" NeeN before. Ni'~l-
,.p, when IrIur saw hI~ vie Ia~t Nnhid,
therefore. ~ wa qtlt' ua'Arul according 20
IIjya NufgAu TINT t" stpuld do whH' ho
Thought migut strengthen ht- written rthi"-
uau'. and ., n' told h> Vile 10 -iN - AZ N7
frI.nd, tuat SlclyGn had Witdrrei "aih-
pI-I II Wa also material. 81" Iudr" Morgan
said that at Mr. irlurl had tHid her il'h'I
and mother and Dr1tH"r What hrt IusuhiI
Ind todd A-r. they should hay" GOV AFTER her
mud per,uadri h"r - say mat sh" io.I 'i''Il
snr rlIld not tell such IL"
N-~ rrior.' sad judy" Morgan. hN"-
.t,. nor u.lyIC and L. ludet tl"l Influence.
Urr statement will NOT Affect ~" 'our-" va
.lall take iu the least Nn"n "" a." I"ai
We .hall 60 h-for" tue Governor and ''aN'
the issue VITA han
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ms RtTHHr ~ I>DI'TFD
CHARGED with Nurdet In 'au'nx Her Hue
band. Death h' Poison.

NV Nays. conn Jan = N' An
N.rl4 Rr'.rHtu. whose 'shNTi d.Ni from
driqlirg u.ls. ned cur"" on Dec .. wa h"-
'.re ,lr ,,runi ''ry 90 'ha Superior t.Hr'
.n tHi, rity TODAY and 'or SIX hours u-'"r"i
-, '-s.l-.uy 'erlIrE 80 -''w Ih'' SO GHt
fr. p,.-,u ln the cuNr" 90" Grand jury
lr,'..t ~ 'r." no g.'',' htI ..r murder
ln tH, .r-' d.gl.,. md e ''E. D. warrant W.
I~.rrdl'n.. I.,Iri N. 'H" cN.ff Nvn "h'. '
Nr- Ea'N burn Na ri .',. H-''"d So"
XIII n' ,.' ., I.,t Iu 'hc Superior ,'.~' ~
I..rr.w ..d nav ~" 'I~I ~ '..- term ~
tI.a count luV ia S'--ln'
Nv. .mrrr'p'' vlt'"--c- heard tv 'le
Grand Iury were rI.l U"r.rr. g. smith
dean ~ the NHlu Medical ~0huNI rui PROT
th.r."-J IRIfIoft. u' 3D." Vol" N'dIrNl y 'H'l
faculty. Who d.. medical "ytu.,"f. uui .u't
- whom conducted ~" r"CI'a. tests mat
disclosed ar-rul,Il poisoning .H Rat nII' =
nth ORGANS u" r"W vI'i"s- TODAY vas
'lr drug clerk D., whom 10 prosecution .~-
-,r'- t. ,ai Iru,e 'ul' Mr. E''N'urr .ni
,l,,.d f,o RAJ poison lint Wa ru' INTO 'h"
John I ll1r'. Nlu Tor a week y -
an IIstpa. as q ,uSu",t Iu il" murder - RAN.
Irrr. nrl FOR Nhuu. ~" poison W In''.L't
instead - for Retht.ru, according . ~"
Disclosures ~ tie turuners i-al"~i. Is On
f,l! on - charge - adultery. win Mr~ Roth
n.rr 49," vs. i~ralul, ~ Hart, and 'u"
trusrcu'i.r ey,eorS 90 show that she rlaurrd
me ROBSON iui Mart tnut was drunk nF N"r
3 rsl4.f
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BJRGI " 4 chi RCR.
They Stea, tho Chsiices, Rob tn" P"or hoNo'
md scattrr the rrtr,t,' Ncstment,.

Tn. catholic church ~ 81 Stanislaus. In
rnnrtccnth street near SKIN avenue
BrooElyu. was entered on SUNDAY h'Sht Wv
r,bhcrs. who carried away IN" upper po't
~, two SOLID silver chalceS. which we're
hroLen IN Two m" poor boxes were a~o
r,ied. ard ell ne closets IN the v"Strr over
hauled The hou.rOe"per az the Rev
Father puiuahat. Tia" pas''', discovered
tho rnbh.rv about o',ioch on Nuudar NOM
,,y VI,u sl,. went 90 -" V"si'N to '.ntN
M FIudtrg III" priests N''iu'H'" stI"Nh
nr In. n,ug and ,haIr- she hurried 4" 49,
house and notified Father ln'.aha'. "i"'
WITH his as~l-itu'-, at ono" W"u' ~ u'
church and made" al iuNc~tlga'lnh lh'
,,,.e,s Ia the ,r-trv had all been forced
,,,,.,, and from ore of them the 'hdl''~
ia h,.u ,,h.n 1h" handles uf ~" chdl-
Ices vrrr lett in III" nllcv alongside, ne
church The putr-boAc- contained nh"n'
The ,hIaN.. entered the church
through Window about ."r"n te,t Ir,miH
,b, yTnuud On the SiNth a'ruu" sd" he
,o.s, of the robbery ~ IN" chalic"s y" scr
Vie, wcr" held Ia the church on NoldaN
morning aud wurshlppet' VINO cam" 10
early mas, Nrr" disappointed
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10 rRFvFNT TRISTS ~ R~ONOIrTU.
District Attorney Proceeding Against Them
Under instruc'ions FROM Washington.

Hc~oLrir. Jan /. wa san Francisco. jan
= Trusts viii soon ha n hing ~ The past IN
HONOLULU udrr Instructions which n''ed
States District AttpIncv Baird has rccciv.d
from Washing un t. proceed against local
trusts IN restraint Of trade. a number - local
combinations oi dealers hay" fallen 70 pieces
Among '.om O., q uun,hiu" - Hpuu.slu whole;
sailors. who agreed that they would not deal
with any drummer, from tho Coast ur AM
v rrr 'l-" IIImhor~' combine. vll.u
Included an the hg local concerns. ana pre-
vlul"~alr rates. has already iul!cd
Vi Idlrd -'i'r~ tNui thor" Hr" two. com
hlIlfl,u- hOldiug Uut ard that lie Viii Trr-
coed against ~" PARTIES concerned crrUIrHl,v,
unless they cca~" Operations 300 restraint of
trade
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ONE PRl>IfIiN kIJIs ANOTHER.
Fatal Quarrel over case In which The, HNd
Ueen IN tonsultatinn.

NV ORLEANS, Ia IAN : pr 6 u Hs-
Vile. one ~ N" leading physicians - Al"r-
auGrla. WAS Killed 'lnr" c~'"rday. being
shot Just above the heart hv Ir { & Greu'l-
lion The ,iliiur vas The uDtcolr" II n poo
i.--inrai Disagreement ~ B"y!ll" was In
attendance on Louis Strrk he called IA
lIr Gr-m.llIou rs consulting physician They
could NOT Urrro Later br B"Nlllr was
dl~.ni-erd hy The Family and nr GrouilIou
,m,luyrd This caused li.f"elius and whom
Ilr musicians met uu the street a igut ful-
l'ved m Watch H,yil'r Vl~ Killed
IN Bcyillr cam" from \lahauu Grsmillion
- from Sew orleans aui Nt- ~ ono 'tu."
,t-t.uV Uh,s,Su at ~" charity Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
BARD TEN MONTHS o A SCHOONER.
Cruise Of the Twilight In the sosth Sea-. bring
ing o at Honoiuia.

HONOLULU. Jan l.. via San francisoe.
Jan The schooner Twilight has arrived
here after a ten months cruise In the South
Seas She put In In distress. to replsnish
her stores and get new sails The men on
board tell stories ~ terrible hsrdships during
their long journey The Twilight left San
Francisco ten months ago, and after q call
az Maui l"if Tor the South Sea Islands, where
-h" gathered a cargo ul Copra
Ca tho WAY back she encountered rough
weather All her sails were carried away
ell Oot v aud Tor eight hours she was at the
mercy OF Ia" seas Whtl" IN. crew worked
- s"i new silIs NJ She brings copra worth
sNtsT. Oui all her crew will leave her here
a. they GrCIjI" that Their quarters are un-
"ftdurabI" from dR'upneSS and vermin. Judge
ls'"". ~ 'h"tr request. ordered repairs made
uu the schooner. which Will render her more
comfortable aud ~"HworthN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
VERDICT ~ Az KIkiE\-MtN JIRi.
Twelfth Man Was a Waterman for Defendant
and Counsel Agrcedto Drop Wn.

A'ur, " eleven mon 100 ~" N'pr"m" Court
Hudson county circuit, Zoo l"rs"N CIV Nee''r-
ia awarded N.ulm frazer ,'Ir"--kulN = q.
-, .rd,rtauf of 8 aup agdiE-' the Erir Et4t-
ra,t ilulauE. N" N'Hy'li wa injured
Willie boarding % trauu tl ~" ,EI"".'d
,,a,inu ,i tie Northern Ht,rond ot New l"r-
-, rRu.d hy 'hr lrr rttiI"k Rogers.
the tUr.rl yIrpi, NJ ifupp"d nom We"
uauaI alir nl the Testimony lad h""n ian"it.
ir,u.-r vat learned 'uHf b." MS ouuIuN"d
~ a VI. Lwlu T.. the d"i"ud1ui coinI"n'
t,ur,.. e., iptt -ld,- consented tu a 'ua'..-
zion 81 iI, .t-o with '.''"u 'tfuf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-01-09
o,ysJFR uDs>yFI KEPT ~ ian.
81 600 Additional RAT, Demanded for HIS
Release on . second shooting charge,

My.r- II Mcdonald. who e under 5000
bail for Hiuug George r.ir. IN mo OhA"a
CATS. wa. put under s'."n additional ban Nv
Mps-,ra'e Meade IN tee Harlem police con''
YESTERDAY uu e charge ~ i".on'u1s assault
l."'.rr,i lr Edward courtney. "u" "i w."
i.'cr oth"r men who were -lu' A. me, sam"
fr. Is Price it.rrurN = IN ~ lbh" =
IIps.l'lL. uI' = expected TO to" Hhl.i appear
urplr~, NrIp,.r. 10 Ir q feV DAYS N'I"rn"Il
went hurb fp ~ .~uu 'o await hHh