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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23
PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
Items Of Interest 10 Parents
and Children.

The enrolment ia the Park School
has reached ST..
The average daily attendance last
week was 5l5.
Both teachers and pupils have en-
tered enthusiastically into their
work and splendid progress is being
made in the different rooms.
Number pupils present today 322.
The High school has enrolled l0J.
This gears senior class consists
of weIve--seyen girls aud five boys.
\ systematic course of Nature
study has been outlined for the -four
primary grades Iu this course the
work of eacl month Of the. school
year is Clearly defined During the
month Of September the First grade
study grasshoppers and catterpH-
lars, the young of common animals,
lamb, calf, colt, otc., the Secon1
grade, life history of criekets, seeds
and seed pods three garden flowers; /;
the Third grade, tho mosquito and
its history lowering aud dowerless
plants, edible and non-edible fruits;
the Fourth grade, spiders and their
habits, six autumn flowers. The
little folks are greatly interested ii.
this study and no doubt great good
will follow.
Literary societies were organized
In all rooms last Friday
The apparatus added to the labo-
ratory during vacation will be very
helpful to the classes in physics
and chemistry. Something like one
hundred dollars was spent for this
purpose. The money could not
have been spent TO better advan-
tage.
Great Interest is being taken in
the games Of the play ground. Foot
ball is the most popular game at
this season OF the year.
| The boys of the High School have
put up horizontal bar and some
! of them are becoming quite expert
in using the same
The boys most active on the play
grounds at recess are the most act
i've in the recitations during school
hours.
The seyeuty-five new desks or
dered for the High School recitation
rooms are expected every day.
The Tenth grade latin class have
just completed the study of the
/ Fables. Their next work is Roman
History.
/ The beginners latin class are
getting IA splendid start. They are
now wrestling with pronunciation
and declension forms.
The actual skeleton is great
ielp to the physiology class. They
also have the latest manikin.
The junior and senior classes are
dissectlng the old math stove pipe
to secure the needed figures.
/ The Sixth grade were given q
written test in Texas History Mon
day. Several showed interest in
/ the work, and wish to improve, by
asking where i'm the book certain
questions were answered, which
they could not answer.
The children in the fifth and sixth
grade were asked some days ago n
their "home folks read 10 them
While some answered that they did
more answered that they did not
Nothing, perhaps, is more hene,
fetal to children than hearing really
e.naa lffaraturn
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23
Quick

Saturday afternoon "A lady
inserted an ad la oar want
column oiieringa house for
rent. While she was wait
ing for the LIGHT to be de-
iivered at her home She re-
cefved a phone cali "a re-
sponse to the adj, before
she had finished supper
second enquiry was made.
Moral. - Want ads. in the
Light produce quick results.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23
A Defective Bride.

r.. J. Nobiey, of the Avalon com
munity, was here yesterday and
said that the bridge across Onion
creek on the Avalon aud Nash road
was in very bad condition
and that people had to go out of
their way to get To Naxahaehie.
He says commissioner OveralIs
attention should be called to the
matter and the bridge repaired at
an early date.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23

The Daily Light had big supply
Of blotters printed today which are
for free distribution among the pu-
pills of The city public school. On'y
two blotters will be giyer to each
pupil aud In order to procure them
they must call at this Office
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23
New Corn.
| have some now on H. 4 T. c.
track. d. H.fThompson. A.
A BOYS Wild Ride for Life

With family around expecting
him to die, and a son riding for life,
Is miles, TO get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, Coughs
and Colds, w. IL. Brown, of Lees
vile, Ind, endured Deaths agonies
from asthma, bat this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and
soon cured him, He writes: 81
now sleep soundly ever night.
Like marvellous cures of Consump-
don, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Coughs Colds and Grip prove its
mAtchlass merit for all Throat and
Lang troubles. Guaranteed bottles
zoe and SI.00 Trial bottles free at
Herring Sparks Drug Go.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23
Cured Hemorrhages of the Inncs

Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs
Several years since my lungs
were so badly affected that j had
many hemorrhages, writes A. NJ.
AXE of Wood, Ind. Il took treat
ment then started to take Foley S
Honey and Tar and my lungs are
now as sound as bullet. + recon-
mend 1t in advanced stages of lung
trouble" Sold by b. w Fearis o.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-23

Ii the Park Public School pupils
viii eau at the Daily Light office
bIot1ers will be given to each one
of them.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25

hssta que este pals adquiriese un grado
superior de educacion moral; pero con
la mayOrfa de los que hoy tenemos, oil
juradO viene q ser IN murO en- que Sc
estrolla la passion politica de esss jueces
a la vez que una garantia para ell ciuda-
danO que Sc We enVuelto injustamente
en- un prOcesO. PerO mientras la masa
popular educa su conciencia en- ell cum
plimiento de los deberes sociales, no de-
ben fOrmar juradO sinO aquellas persO'
mas que pOr su ilustraci6n pueden en-
reAlidad formar un tribunal de c09ac5e1s'
cf0, que no otra cosa es oil jurado.
Y aun fOrmAndOse ell jdrado con per-
.sonas completeness, deberia reformarse
esa ley en- ell sentido dc excluir de su
conocimiento todos aquellos delitos que
lleyen aparejados La PENA DE MUERTE.
Nuestras ciases sociales sin distin
cion, desde las mas cultas & las mas ig'
norantes, son contrarias Ia pena de
muerte; y diflcil sera que SO forms en-
Puerto Rico un jurado que cOndens
ningun REQ la pena capital. Vaase 81
no. 10 que ha ocurridO aqui siempre que
un criminal ha tenido que subir las gra-
das del pAtibulo Las peticionss de in.
dultO surgeon por todas parties; hOmbrss,
mujeres y ninos piden gracias para ell
REQ. Pues bien; ESQ no 0curre va en-
niAgdn pals; nj siQuiera en- Espana; nj
siquiera en Cuba, donde en- estos tltimos
meses Sc han verifcado varias eiecu
clones, sin que hayamos visto en- la
prensa cubana una sola petici6n de in
dulto. Aceptada la pena de muerte, en-
los paises en- que existe, como una ley
necesaria, todos los ciudadanos la aca-
tan. No Ocurre ESQ en- Puerto Rico
donde, como va hemos dichO, Ell senti-
miento popular es c0ntrariO esa pena.
81 los reos ejecutados en- Ponce hu.
bieran sido juzgados por un jurado, con
seguridad que no hubieran subido al pa
tibulo. Pero fue un Tribunal de dere'
chO ell que los cOndenara y la ley SO
cumpi0 De ahi que Opinemos que las
sentencias de pena de nluerte debieran
ser de la competencia exclusive de estog
tribuDales Los magistrates son hom'
bres de ley; y aunque sus coaciencias
respondan al sentimiento de hdmanidad,
su deber professional les G6liga a ser
infexibles en- la aplicaci6a de la ley.
Creemos que la C&mara legislative
debe pensar en- ESQ, mOdi1candO esa
parte de la ley del iBradO, para. que no
presenciemos cor harta frecuencia 10
que acaba de ocurrir con ell jurado que
actuaba en- Msyaguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
EL JURADO I'm PUDRTO-RICO

Aucho ha sorprendido los hom-
hres pensadores del pals, 10 ocurrido
con ell jurado que entendia en- la causa
seguida en- Mayagiez los autores del
crimen de la carretera de ATlascO.
PrimerO hubo gran diflcultad para
encOntrar doce personas que formaran
ell Jurado Y a los cuales fuera indife
rente Sc aplicara no d, los reos la psna
de muerte pedida por ell fiscal
POr fin, logrose fOrmar IN jurado
en- esas condolences; empoxaron los de-
bates del juicio, que dur0 varios dias, Y
reun0se aquel para dictar su yOredictc
Y resulta- que no logran ponerse
de acuerdo, pues aunque todos recono.
cen que SO reslizo un asesinato en- la
persona de CardOna Quiles, tres Sc deci-
den pOr la pena de muerte; otros tres
pOr La absoluci0n y seis, no fO2~771a4s oD1.
2lt6n y Sc inclinan pedir clemencia
para los reoS.
Case igual, no 3reemos Sc haya pre-
sentadO en- ningun jurado: este no tisne
mas mission que recon ocer ell delito
absolver.
Lo que demuestra ESQ ss, que la ma
yOria de los senOres que fOrmaban ess ju
radO descOnocen en- absolute la mission
dc ese tribunal. FL juradO es una ins
tituci0n Iibre democr8 tica; una de las
grandes ventajas adquiridas por ell de-
recho moderno; perO no puede dar re
sutadOs beneficiOsOs SinO en- aQuellOs
paiseS muy adeIantados, donde los ciuda.
danos han llegado educar la concien-
cia; dOnde todOs los hombres tienen un
cOnceptO claro del deber.
En- PuertO-RicO esgraciadamente
no estamos aun educadOs 10 suficiente-
mente para esa noble institution. Ell
ejemplo que al pueblo le han dadO los
tPibunales de derechO no puede haber
sido mas perniciOsO (; en- un pals dOnde
sus habitantes han yistO constantemen.
te a los tribunales de justicia sntrega-
dos a los partidos pOliticos y al capri
cho de los gobernantes donde un REQ, 81
pertenece a la Comunidad politica de los
senores que fOrman ell tribunal, es alb
suelto 3 condenado al minimum de la pc
NAY por ell contrariO, 81 pertene
CO al 0tro bando politico, Sc le castiga
con todo el rigor de la ley no es de
extranarse que los ciudadanos, con csc
ejemplo immoral pernicioso, procedan
del modo que 10 nan hecho esos senOres
del juradO.
81 en- Puerto Rico los tribunales de
derechO no estuvieran tan desprestigia-
dos, nos atreveriamOs a proponer que Sc
suprimiese esa institution del Jurado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
Fiesta de puertorriquenos
En- Henry Barrack'

L0s t6vsuss don Santiago Eurt y don "a
mon G5ms5 Cintf0n, ssygsntos de 10 comgsnls
aGD nsl rsgimisnto pueEtorrfqueno oesSssSuo
an Ckysy, sienan In dsfsEanei& ds H. fh7itArnos,
con Aulor isRei6n Aa rus isfss, para IN bAnqas-
te que tsndr&n hoy en- selebTsSiCn del ~Orlss'
ma dAy,P
P1rA 81 scto tisnsn cOntEatada 10 orque'sa
de @u&TAmR.
RI msnf para al bsEquase seFh
SopRs dc oStFAa, eSaSlSds de fspolloss pi-
eadillo cubBno, lesh6n al homo, ghiliH@ rsie-
nA, RRroz con eh121ZO. sopa borracha, pan ds
husyo, pie pa2ssI da caiabaEa, pastel dc eho'
soiSts, membEiilo qnaao do los PiFinsoa' pan
dc Malloraa, biSeochos eubisEtos, RoseaS "a
kuevos, nvRs paPrass tnFEon dc Ausanbs' su'
IRON ee frasas, roReas de y6ma choeol&ss,
chiuas, Rulneon mRduEOs, almsndTRs, nueess
csrVsEA.
DsRoamos . ssos qUePidos comPa1Riesss m
dia d RRatss smoeionss y, o. dSFiss nneAsraa
RrReiss ex pHaEiv&s por ls eortel invisaeion, sen
nmoa que az osupaclonss del peFiodico noa
priven de asistIr al aet0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
DESDE WASHING TON


DleiomhrR, 1909.
N,hs doiAdo de prsoeu9ar musho 10
Alplor,sria norta q N icanR, sienprs avisaoS,
las graves eusstionss que "a han suaeisaoo ca.
Ara InglMteYrE y Alam1niB (ali&das) contra va
nsxusIa. La inhuaneia snrops& an AmealS@'
= "A daEao da hseeEss Respet2r no rs alsminu~
Va no aobYepont6hdos8 l& discutida doetrina
"a Moprae. Stno dsmoatrando snalss Son los u
mitss 6e Auuslla. HEes slRunss saman@4 St
eanonero @PAnthaFa, sch6 pique en- az 1sl as
la AntiirAs, sl cKncaro hGvsiRno aOrste q Fie'
Yrotp la doetYinR d Monroa viO 81 cAsoi
impasibls Al pressntn Of asunso 90 mas grN
vs Doa naoionsa de BuE0p.3 van @pOusE@rAS
do nm puert1 da Vsnssueia ara Scafse S@iso
"a IA aduans ' cobFarss con 10 cus asts soiaS
10, les e&ntIdRdas que FselEmGn. - aoS'1'
ma ds MunF0s... ...... tRm0lea lmpasiNtS'
2 ssa aettud del Goblsrno amerieano nc
a. nusvs. Cuando ell dc IDgiatSrrs 80 npoaa,
r6 baee aIRunos Bfos dol puerto SoRAnA 10
OoTInto a. IA rap6bltca de NsarRRua, 20 mos-
6y6 aopel neutral, Ingl@tsrrA, dsspuss us
hnbaraa cobrado IL eAnsldad que RselA uo1oS' o1,9
rsllr6 aaE fuorEAs dsVolVi6 10 plG8A NlcA
rRgua s.... - a.A. mis-
mo perfodo do axpznsioniamo ameEleAnismO
yankee. cu6l aS sl vsrdAdaro a'eAnce as -
doglrina dc MnpTus.
los Estaaos Unidog no toleran que ias ma
eiorNs "a EuPopA SO apoderGn ds serFlhoEioS uS
America tArnposo qua sisr1An eoacelon p1Lss pLs
ourtmlgIor paro slams que &csph&r 81 oSEseno
dc aua eAde cuai Teelams 10 cue saA I0ssO'
uns "a sa avadHn sAgPadss CbHgaelOnes'
Y dorqracind2mante, los patssh nispanoa'
amerieanos. envuoltos en sue aangrlsntAs l lu-
ehax intastinas odledaB y divldfdAH, no 9 quleIs 9
ggeonorsv oun Al dsbN nj an con raSous pnsoe
luehar con lA fusrsa, que odiosAmen'e -
'"poh'' r. W.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
EN- MACEDONIA

TslegrsffAn de OonstAnsinopl& que sl Snl-
t6n hs dfapusato quo Sc eoustituYa una eomt-
atom compuoBta de Ferid Parha Huhsein
H slmi Pasha para que cDidan de los ingresoa
ds los treH dlssritos mAesd6nicos que dtsponsn
los Faeientsa daeratos PsfoRmistAs So uaaalnsn
exeIusfVRm ante Gnss locales, que no 80 NAL"
CASTE In menog paHte.
Eaao pAraes indicsr sque ei Sultan 80 pro-
pons da hnsna rs fnieiaF unS erie de rsformAs
a u raino, que sxlgen imperiosamnnas laa ns :
essIdades dA la specs, Ia eusls poE lo viaeo'
eslh 20 6Ando oiaoa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
Recommendation de indulto
CLEMENCIA DEL EJECUTIY0

Ri Acting Attorney General, Pocomsnd6 al
gobsrnSdor 81 fndulto del conGnsdo Antonio
0rtia, que sufrs condsnA de II aaos ! dfA ds
prasldi0 poR homicidio!
OrtiE al 1s de Agoato de 1899 en- luchs CON
Nicanor Higgins 10 0i6 musrss.
AL rscomspdAr sl proeursdoF oil indulto dc
referencia tuvo en- eusnta 10 &tonuapts ds
ous ortIs procsdi6 en- dsfsnEa pEopiA.
No obstan1s, el indulto no Sc exesnoe
aondopar IA indsmnIzaei6a civil de 6. 600 psss-
Sac qua tsndRA que psgRr sl prisiOnSro 10 fA-
mills dsl intaIfseto.
El gobsrnAdor aproh6 81 informs en- todAS
sus parties h& eonsadtdo 81 indulto 81 psti-
cionaEio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
49, JUAN
a@pAa POm OssHRREGD


Dicismbre 81
ssgnn 50 visns asegurAndo los eapdidatos
mas probsblsa para In Secratarfa del Tribunal
del Distcito Eon don Juli$n apcc, don Ma.
nuel GlnoFIo Mr., Wilcox.
Sc diEa qua oil mss vasomandado poP 81
Attorney GsnerRl eS mr.. Wilcox.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25

Los candidates. para la fscTssslfs del Al IN
aRmisDto son Miguel C4peIiRs , Mkhuel Mora
s. Hernandez, que atrva aetE4lmsnte como
inteFino.
Sc de- como coss segnra ri uomhramisnto
de Miguel Csfs lss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
EI COnde FoIChi
y dora EIvira

Rl Conda FoIehi, amsnte de dcnA Eivira
de Borb6u, hl1a de don Carlos, ha pEssaRaado
= los tribunAles &c So p8fs dsmand& de divoR-
clio, para cssarsa con 10 hija del pEetsndisnbs
8 Ia corona de Espshs.
Dhfase dc que si Condo pueds eonBeguiH
su objatc, pussto que Is Condas&, qns ss ID
sgEaviada, nIegass > eonsantir sR 81 diyorcio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
LarevOIuCi6n en- MarrueC0s
REBELDES DERROTAD0S

El Sulssn ds Marruseos al frsnta de sus
tropAs, hA antrRdo 81 FaER, dssAlotanda Ios
rsbeIdes que ocup&bsn ~ poblaciOn.
El prstsndfents al Impsrio hugo CON au
sigrrtko, no A4ravi6ndosa . hAeer frsnte las
fasrxas nuy supeYiorss en- ndmsro del Sultan.
Atrlb6yssS eacass imp0TssneiA sssR VIC
toria de las tropas del smpsrAdor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
Mr. Kriiger

Elsx presidents dsI TransvaAI, Mr. Ktu
ger, So kallA aan qusbrantado do salad QUE "a
tams m fstAl dassnlaes de IN momento otro.
a Kruger le IN gbatido oil rsanltAdo DC -
sRmpana de sus mpatriotas contra IuglRts-
ETA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25

DsRda haea mnChO biamr0 gozS ds graz
er6dito Ia fkbriea de- lisoTas de PSdT0 Chandry,
Hoy as IL favoritA del p6bIiso, puas sus ifcoPes
sen ins rn sjorss que "a fsbricar.
Eata fSbEiEa as sRpasieI an Ia eonfee@t6R
de Yca. 'puss aus mAreRs s0n sxeslen1aa.
z! roo ncAreR SEI TrclF> al qua se pona
an to5se lss mss&a de- los ho1el&s sasAa par
tiAuiax@s. 2.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25
Reyista de Ieyes
y tribunaIes

Muy pFonto sparscarS ca San Juan una
ravista CON el titulo qus sirVe de spigrAfs ss-
tas ifnsas.
Sara un psri6dieo 6tll, RsdActadO por plu
mas compsssntss, sgg6n Sc nos informa.
Que Ysng& cnanto Rntes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-25

Angel ACosta QuinterO
AbORadlO y NOt@riO
Poacs, PEsrt0 Rics
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-27
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in ali
tho Leading Stocks.

New York. June 26-Today's market
was dulcr still than that of yesterday,
and except for the large dealings in st.
Paul and the considerable activity IN
Missouri Pacific and Amalgamated there
was almost nothing i'll the market WORTH
of note. The approaching end of the lis
cal wear and the extra requirements on
the money market incident to that perido
were undoubtedly important factors in
REFRESHING activity. The call money mar
ket was quite active. today, but was free
from furry and, what was regarded with
still greater satisfaction, foreign eX-
change receded a fraction. The feature
of the day was the demand for st. Paul
resulting in an extreme rise of nearly 2
points. The movement was oStenSibly
based upon the good reports of spring
wheat prospects and the buying was at
tributed to the Western speculative ele-
ment which has LED all recent move
ments. st. Paul was the real sustaining
force of the market, although there was
The announcement of the contract De-
collateral movement in Missouri Pacific.
tween the Pennsylvania Railroad and the
Postal Telegraph Co, for the use of the
formers right of way seemed to have a
depressing effect on some of the Could
stocks in sympathy with the decline of
IL in Western Union. There was son;e
strength in Amalgamated Copper. The
CoalerS were almost entirely neglected
and Reading closed the day with a small
loss. The market closed dull and heavy
but generally higher than last nightd.
The bond market was firm. Total sales,
par value, 100000. United States IS de-
clined 4 per cent. on the last call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-27

or surpassed him i'm special successes
or in peculiar fields. The poetry OF
Emerson displays a clearness of vision
loftiness of plan, an optimistic
philosophy, and profundity OF
thought to which Longfellow cannot
wholly attain; but it is the splendid
poetry of fragment and of swift utter.
ance. Poe's peculiar domain Long.
fellow neither would enter nor could
enter with success. In some few
respects Lowell displays powers-and
not alone of wit-more significant
than those of his friend and neighbor
Such reflections as these, however
cannot profitably be followed far. AL
in all. Longfellow has been the nations
poet, and has been recognized as such
in the other great Teutonic countries
as we'll as in America. From him came
the only important poem embodyins
the myths and imaginative life of the
among all our productions, shows
something of the epic spirit. in that ii
is a characteristic verse-story of the
hero of a race and time whose deeds
are effected by the courage of man
and by the supernatural work of the
powers above. From Longfellow, too
came other tales or dramas of bygone
American life and scenery, in New
England or in Nova Scotia. THE
Courtship of Miles Standish," Evan
geline," and THE New England TRACE
dies" were distinctly local products,
while at least one of them possessed
that universal interest which is a mark
of true literary achievement. Longfel-
low. more than any other American,
made known to a provincial people the
wealth and charm of. continental cul-
ture, and of German romanticism in
particular. He experimental so sue
cessfully with two measures I'M
familiar in English-unrhymed hexa-
meter and unrhymed trochaic tetra-
meter-that in their use he has virtual
ly had neither rivals nor successors.
Furthermore, he has been deemed, by
thousands, pre-eminently the poet of
sympathy and sentiment, the laureate
of the common heart; yet none has
been able to class him with the slender
ser timentaliStS, or to deny to him the
possession of artistic powers of some
what unusual range and of unques-
tiOnable effectiveness. LOngfelow has
aroused affection on the one hand and
stimulated criticism on the other; the
personality has hardly been forgotten
in the product, and yet the work has
made no claims not intrinsic. Like
Whittier LonSfellow is beloved; like
Emerson. he is honored for his poetic
evangel; and like Poe, he is studied as
an artist in words and metrical eff
fects."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Owing to the unsatisfactory condition
of the track, Thursday, the races on the
Old Saugus race track were put over for
a day.
Formal announcement of the organize
ton of the American steel foundricS I'M
der a New Jersey charter, with an au-
thorized capital of $4,000, 600, was made,
Thursday.
The attempt made by Anthony S. Sher-
man, cashier of the Merchants Bank Of
Newport, r. L., to era his life, one week
ago, when he saw Luat his financial OPP
crations had hopciessly involved the in
stitution, was successful. Mr.. Sherman
died at so A NJ. Thursday.
The New England Anti-Imperialist
League held n public meeting in Faneuil
Hall, Boston, Thursday night, with
Bourke Cochran of New York. as the
speaker One of the objects of the meet
ing was to formulate a demand that rep
resentative Filipinos be permitted to come
to this country and lay their case before
the American people.
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Chicago, June 26.
| Grain speculation experienced some
/ thing of a severe twist from the bear tn
/ the bull side. today. All markets started
out weak and were depressed into a posi-
/ ton where they could be raided easily.
| The raid came under the direction of the
corn bulls and prices switched about vio-
| lently. At the close July wheat was sc.
lower; Sept. wheat, 9scdIEc. higher; July
corn, nc. up; Sept. corn, &c. higher; and
| July oats. &c. higher. Provisions
closed unchanged to TIC. higher.
| WHEAT-No. July. 1874; Sept, 721sdH;
Co;RN~No. July, Gs5s; Sept, eo5Sacl;
OATS-No July old, 397s; new. 4i$s
| Sept. old, 1914 do new, 33d1s; Dec new,
MESS PORK-July. 1890; Sept, 1855.
LARD-July. 1860; Sept. -.
SHORT RIBS-July. 1915; Sept, 1906.
FLOUR-Firm.
| WHEAT-No. 2 pring wheat, 74a75; No.
3 spring, 73lzM733s.
CORNING. 2 red, 7SA; No. 2 yellow,
67KG6S.
OATS-No. 2 oats, 45M51ih; No. 2 white,
521lr5s; No. 3 white. 5lII.a53
RYE-No. 2 rye, 5312MO.
BARLEY-Good feeding barley, 67d69;
mailing, 69Mn.
F'LASEED-No. l, flaxseed, ia; No. l
Northwestern. 155.
PRIME TIMOTHY SEED-575.
MESS POR<-1S30Gl35.
LARD-10. 25lA4ti55.
SHORT RIBS SIDES-Loose, 10 7OGiS0
DRY SALTED SHOULDERS -S1a1S4s.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-10. 751 10.S7h.
a
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$50 bush. Sales 1O5.OOj bush. futures. Spo
firm: No. 2, 6Sh elevator and 6yh fob
afloat.
3, 51M51gk; No. 2 white, 57M57lz; No.
white, 81; track mixed Western. 52et53
track white Western. $500, track white
state, 55M60.
BEEF-Dull.
CUT MEATS-Steady.
LARD-Firm; Western steamed, 1885
June closed. 1890 nominal.
PORK-Firm.
BUTTER-Quiet, but steady; creamery
19G22A factory, 161AM1Sh; state dairy,
1S0i21.
EGGS-Firm: state and Pa, 1S,aM19.
SUGAR-Raw weak; fair refining, 2
1915: centrifugal, Sc test, sic; refined
unsettled.