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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

10. El dia Is hahrG MisA dc Communion 0 IL
oeho media, CON pAnegfEico.
Oontrlbuysn nj bFillo y explendor de estas
fsstividsdss religiosas. las senoritas cue can
san en- al eoro.
ConAin6an los coRrsos de II cAFfsssTa cen.
trail llegando CON IN fetrAso considerable Y
ocssionandOi como consecnsncia, grandes psT.
1uicios particularss sapseiAlments oil CO.
msTcioa
va ea tlampo que ss aubsanen aates dsfla
cieneias de los ausom6viles se normalics este
ssrvicio, que reviste vs1dadsra imporsAncia y
eKIge mayores Rtsnciones.
AbcHdo del vapor ~Monserrat,s que sarps.
rs de este puerto el IS del corrisnte con rumbo
n Esps IA, embarcarA nuestro amigo don En-.
rique Rabio.
La oorte de Distrito no he csIebrado los
1uicios criminales civiles sefAlados para hoy,
por falta de compArsesncia de acussdos y ses.
tigos.
Los chiquillos quisn sorprendi6 la poll.
cfR rohAndo mercAnCtAs en- ia tienda de VAlde-
ella Hsrmanos, delataron O tres compsdaros
mas, de los cuales eapsur6 ls policfa dos ain
lograr hAsta ahora Ell paradero de otPo. Una
yes que se han visto encerrAdos empexaron q
hAcer dsclaracionea sobre infnidkd de robos
rAtsTfGs que yA solos - mAncomunAdamsnts
Se haofSn realizAdo. La policla ha procedido
con acsividad . esta hora - as encusn-
tran en- In iefAtura an ain n6mero de loR
obietos robados. Entire ellos fguran Agunas
prendas de vAlor, muchos juguetes de biscuit,
para guas. bAstones much&s chucherfaa de
POGO valor Sc espera CON las investiga gacionas
oe lA poliefA hacsr nusvos deseubrimentos.
El Lcdo. don LibsFtad Torres Gran nc ha
moatrado psrse como acusador privado dc don
Antonio CAstahar en- 10 causa que SO la sigue
por vf6laei6n de In mia Santos Gusanet.
Los autores de los distintos robos de que
70 les df cuenta &c llaman u orsncio Castro
natural de PenaslAs, Jss6s Comes de Ponce,
Amod6vAr de Vieqnes y francisco
Rodrigue1 &c GdAyAniIlA. Tisnen 10 sumo
Ne once a dose ID IN de edAd. Hay que eonvs-
mir que ios chieos prometsn.
How se han presantado nj presidents del
ComIse sderRl d6n Simon Moret sres 8 cuatro
del bRPrio PlayA, hAci6ndole
pKssense que estAn sien6o vfssimas de pusvAs
por psrte de II poicia- Todos
ION honrados trAbaj adorss 6gurando snsre
slloa Juan MGtfAs sumAmsnts conocido por sar
an hombre 90 agnna edad may 1nicio- |
10. Tsmen que ss rspitan ssesnas como In
,cuFEidA con Carlos PAehseo no hRca muchos |
las.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10
CHISPAZ0S DEL C0MBA?E

el ast6mago: que no resuelvan los problemas
de la patria CON el sentimisnto, sin6 con oil
calCulo.
Los sectarios del anRrquismo ven en- el
patihulo 81 martroIogfo.
No soy partidArio Unconditional de 10 for
ma republicans. 81 Amo In repdoilcs con
Washington, con Bolivar, con Sanchez con
San Martfn; Ia deSprecio CON Rosa, con au-
reAux, con IiiArts Borda CON Andussa Pa
lRcio.
En- polftfca sodos NO tisnsn hrme2a de vo-
luntad; Rl corrsr de los amos ne despiersan
an Algunoa sus goismoa cisudic&n: 80 eneF-
van sus entusiasmos Sc rinden misao &c
la jornads.
Es honor dar las sspaIdas los amigos del
del despotismo, confnndi6ndose amistosaments
con Ios paiadinss de Ia libertsd. Es verge snxs
volver IAs sspaldas . los pGtadines de 10 iber
tad, confnndi6ndose lastlmossmente CON los
amigos del dsspotismo.
No hay humane que pusda detensr al
tlempo en- marcha, nj en- an violencia al hu-
r&c&n, nj q los pIAnetAs an an giro por el esps-
clio aSuI, nj . las ideas gsnsrosas grAndes NJ
6ifundirae Dor ell univerao con la palAorA
AlAda-pPecioso don que otorg6 asus crfstur&s
10 ON nj potsnciA de DIos-6 con 10 tmpren
tA-invsnto mAravilloao de h&ce cineo sigos,
bendtto poT las ed&des,
Todos los gobiernos nscesitan una oposi-
ci6n, un advsrsario que lea ascalice que ls fns-
sigas, asa ss 10 que determins sl prcgreso
de los paisss. EilR eneausa con 80 cTfhcA los
neRoeios popularss y gobiornA tambien. puss
Of In nave de In eolonia del Estado L. dirfgen
ssns&tos pilotos, atsndeF6n los conssjos de Ia
experiencis, 1rAalueidos en- las censurAs 1afeic-
sas y templAdas contFA sl Podsr.
Las causas malas no puedsn tsner dsfsn-
sores buenos.
Puerto Egco no es un pusblo snamorado de
81 Independence como el pueblo Ifandes
peFo como IrlaDdR, tione au mhsica melanc0-
iicA, tiens GLA BorineueEA,s que es Ii 6dslfsi-
ma ex preston de su eterno l&mento, por una
servldumbre ain piad&d y sin rescatsi....
C. del Toro Fernandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

el ast6msgo: que no resuelvAn los problem %
de 10 patrla CON ell sentimiento. sin6 CON sl
cSlculo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

Los sectarios del anarquiHmo ven en- sl
pAtfhulo 81 mArtirologfo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

No soy partidArio Unconditional de 10 for
ma republicans. 81 Amo In rephblica co
Washington, con Boiivar, con Sanchez co
San Martfn; Ia desprecio con Rosa, con 80
reAux, con IdiArte Borda CON Anduesa Pa
lRcio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

La Corte de DistFito no he csIebrado 10
1uicios criminales y civiles sefiAlados para hoy
por falta de compAreesncia de aeusados tes
tIgos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

Abordo del vapor sMonserrat.s que safpa
rs de este puerto el 1e del eorrisnts con rumb.
\ Esps IA, embarcarA nuestro amigo don En-
riqne RabioI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

Ia El dia Is hAhrk MIsA de Communion 0 IL
oeho media, con pAnegfFico.
Oontribuysn nj brillo Y explsndor de estaa
festividsdsa reigiosas. las senoritas cue can
san en- sl eoro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-07-10

En- polftica sodos no tisnsn hrmssa de 70
luntad; val correr de los anos ne despierhar
en- Agunos sus sgoismos cisudfc@n; oas ener
van sns entusiasmos Sc rinden 0 mitad dc
II iornAdR.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. June -Butter-Receipts 7.o7s
packages. Market steady. State dairy, 1Sa21c;
State creamery, 1s621kc: renovated l7dislkc:
factory l7dlS&c; imita lion creamery. l7ik62Oc.
Cheese-Receipts. 1880 packages Market irregu-
lar. New State full creams small. coIored.
choice sl2@9S4c; white l0lic large colored SAC;
white, SAnlOc. Eggs-Receipts. 1880 packages.
Market steady. State and PENNSYLVANIA. 17ikd
lsc; Western candled, 17a1719c; Southern. un-
graded, 15Glee-
PHILADELPHIA. June 13.-Butter steady and
In fair demand; extra Western creamery, 22c:
extra nearby prints. 23c. Eggs steady: fresh
nearby, hl2c loss off; fresh Western lsc loss
OF; fresh Southwestern 17isc loss on fresh
southern Ice loss of. Cheese steady and in
fair demand; New York full cream prints I0xc;
New York full creams. fair TO good. lOdl0Jzc
BALTIMORE. June 15.-Butter steady and low
err; fancy imitation. 20G21c; fancy creamery 22G
212c, fancy ladle, 1SIl9c: fancy roll l7dlSc;
good roll 16dl1c: store packed 16dlsc. Eggs
steady and unchanged fresh 16dl6lRc. Cheese
steady and unchanged; large, lO& Gle: mcclure
nq1l4c; small, lhG1lkc.
CHICAGO. June Bon the Produce EXCHANGE
to-day the butter market was easy: creameries
lsn2lc; diaries, l7ik0l9c. Cheese steady at lOG
1OAc. Eggs steady; fresh. 15G15Nc.
ST. LOUIS. June 13-Butter steady: creamery
lsq22lsc; dairy, 17Q1sc. Eggs steady at l4Jac
loss off. '1~
LOUISVILLE June 13.-Butter-Common and
medium, l6c per ID; good. lie
CINCINNATI June 13.-Eggs, l4c
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weak; timothy. sl2. 5oa1l5o: prairie. sloalz
Whisky steady at $3.50. Iron cotton ties, VIC
bagging steady at 5Tsa6Ac. Hemp Irvine. SC
Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat. 1900 bu corn.
Is, 600 bu; oats. 5000 bu shIpments-Flour. 900
brls; wheat 1900 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats ZeooS
LOUISVILLE. June 1s-wheat-No red and
longberry. soc; No. red and longberry, 7Se' Ap-
pies, sun-dried, SC per ID for bright; medium
northern 1dr PICKED. ss5a2 per 6u Timothy
seed. SSqsl0 per hu; extra clean oiuegrass' SSc'
red top. lac per bu: red clover. $3.50 per bu Hay
choice, in car lots. on track. sl4dl450; clover,
$40 5oa1l5 50; straw. s5qs.5O. Clean sinsens $50
g 2Sa3. 80 per bril- New green onions. ioc per doz
Leaf lettuce soc per bu: head lettuce soc per ou
Green beans. slQl.25 per crate.
BALTIMoRE. June ls.-Flour quiet and IN.
changed Wheat firm and higher; contract. SPOT
and June, HhnlS&c; No. red. sic; July 80
ne: August. 7sG7siLc steamer No. red, ia
tbs: Southern, by sample. 7oasl11c; Southern bern
on grade, ISisQsllsc. Corn firm; spot and June,
se%ge5c July, 66hG6sizc; steamer mixed, $40
eee; Southern white corn, esQsSi.e; southern
5Oi9G5lc; mixed, 4sG4SlSc Rye dull; No ?, 500
Gle; No Western. e2iz663c.
LIVERPOOL. June 1S.-wheat-Spot. No
fornia dull, at IS 3ild. Corn-spot steady: Amer
lean e n, mixed new IS Cd; American mixed old;
cumberland cut firm at SOS. Lard-Prme
Western Yves firm at 52s Sd; HOpsaAt London pa
American finest. new. steady at Sos.
KANSAS CITY. June iS-wheat-July. 66%d
eeAe September, e624c: cash No. ? hard. &c;
No. red 7Sc No. spring. 70izG7ic. Corn
July, she; September. 5O5q5lc; cash, No:
mixed sOc; No. ? white, &c. Oats-No. white.
43lac. Receipts-Wheat. 81. 900 bu corn 80 800 bu
oats, 1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat, $1,000 bui
corn. 1900 bu; oats l3.c0O bu.
TOLEDO June l3.-wheat dull and strong
cash, slh4c; June, Slhc July. 74%c; Septem-
Der, &c Corn dull but steady; cash. s2lsc;
July, e2sc; September. 5S%c; December, AAc.
oats duh but firm; cash. 44i4c. July. 3Sc. new
July, 4Ot4c; September. 29I1c; new September.
Slhc. Clover seed dull but steady. cash. S507ik
October. s5.12is.
CINCINNATI. June 1s.-FIour easy Wheat
quiet; No. ? red s1%GS2i5c. Corn quiet No
mixed. SIC Oats steady: No mixed, 44isG
&c Rye quiet at SIC. Lard steady at $40 o5
Bulk meats firm at SO 80. Bacon. 81. 62iz
Whisky active at $3.50. Sugar steady.
DULUTH, June 13.-wheat-Cash. No 1 hard.
l6lsc; No. northern. 72ssc: No ! northern. 74ssc
| soc.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 13.-wheat-July, 74x
! GI47sc; September 69%c: track No. hard
I1&c; No. l northern, 75Hc: No. 2 northern
/ 73Ac.
MINIATURES, June i3.-Barley firm; No. 2
10Q1oisc; sample. 65d70c.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES.
A Feeling on stock Exchange that
Coal Strike VIII Soon Cease.
Meyer & Kiser,s w

meyer & Kiser's Wire)
NEW YORK, June 13.-During the first
half of the session the market behaved in
very much the same way as it did yester-
day. 1t opened steady, with fair amount
of animation, due almost entirely to the
manipulations of certain pools and cliques.
This semblance of activity lasted for
short time, after which the market became
extremely dull, although prices were well
maintained. During the latter part of the
session the activity increased and almost
all stocks developed an advancing tendency
Reading sold about liz per cent. above the
opening price, the advance being presum-
ably due TO dispatches stating that the
strike of the bituminous coal miners had
been practically broken. The room con-
strued this into an indication that the
strike of the anthracite coal miners would
also prove to be unsuccessful i'm the near
future. The trading element came TO the
conclusion that as stocks advanced with
greater ease than they declined should the
strike be terminated at any time, it would
be followed by the establishment of a con-
siderably higher range of prices. Although
the subtreasury has taken from the banks
over s., 400 900 during the week, this loss has
been more than Offset by receipts from the
interior, which amounted to nearly s., 500 600.
These figures are not actual, but merely
estimated and estimates in the past have
often proved to be extremely unreliable.
AS TO the loans, il is believed that the
banks have increased their accommodations
rather than decreased them.
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Inventor of an Aerial Toboggan Slide
Mangled at Coney Island.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Herman o. Nor
itz. a Brooklyn inventor. sixty-two years
old. has been killed at Coney island bv a
device, on the invention OF which he has
spent more than quarter of a century and
all his savings. Moritz's invention was an
aerial tobcggan slide. Permission had lust
been granted to operate it, all the laws of
the department being compiled with. The
first car was empty and went without any
trouble Other cars with persons in them
were sent over The device seemed IN he
working TO perfection and as the various
cars, one after another, went down the
steep slide and came up with a round turn
Moritz stood and looked on his face beam
ing with pleasure. He shouted for joy The
dream OF the last twenty-five years OF his
life was realized and his face beamed with
delight as his friends alighted from the
cars and pronounced the construction a
success and certain 10 make him a fortune
Inspector Rittenhouse and Charles Ofis
"A friend of the inventor, rode in the Ia II
car 10 be tested MoritZ stood at the foot az
the incline. The car had nearly reached the
top, distance OF about seventy feet There
was cracking sound, shout and Ritten-
house and Otis shot backward Their car
had failed TO hold the steel dog until the
top of the incline had been reached. IN
came down with great velocity straight
for the place where Moritz was STANDING
The car was almost upon him when ne
turned 10 get out Of the way In was foo
late. The heavy vehicle struck him in the
back, knocking him through wire NET
ting and out into the bowery walk He
died two hours later. Rittenhouse and Otis
were thrown from their seats. but were un-
injured.
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AT NEW YORK.
Bad Weather in England and France
Puts Wheat Up.

NEW YORK. June .-Flour-Receipts,
5000 brls; exports, 1866 brls; held firm at
5GlOc advance. Minnesota patent, $4,000
40. Rye steady; No. western. 65c f. o. %
aloat; state, C3d64c, c. /. f. New York car
lots. Barley nominal.
Wheat-Receipts. So, 200; spot firm; No.
red, 7Shc. elevator; No. 2 red, 79GSOc. f.
O. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth. Sic. f.
O. b. afloat; No. l hard Manitoba, s444c. f.
O. b. afoat. Wheat was firm and higher
from the start deriving its first impulse
from good foreign buying. based on bad
weather in England and France Showers
in harvesting districts Of the Southwest
also helped our market, offsetting the ar
rival of new wheat at 81. Louis Offerings
were light all day and especially of new
crop options. Near the close prices eased
off under realizing and were finally
lac net higher. July, S24679Bc, closed
76ihc; December, 773sN7Sc, closed at T7sac
Corn-Receipts. 6O.9O0; exports. 4.27S Spot
steady; No. >. lac. elevator and 7Ossc I.
o. b. afioat. Option market was dull all
day and while firm at first on the wheat
strength displayed little bulishness owing
to lack OF support, except on December,
which closed &c higher against sc de-
cline otherwise. July closed at 61i4c; Sep
TENDER closed at 635sc; December closed at
5O5sc.
Oats-Receipts, sO.sOO exports. 7,4OO. Spot
52IEc: No white. SIC; track white state,
50d55c Options quiet but firmer on rains
in the big oats States
Hops quiet; state prime to choice. 1901
19G23c: Pacific coast, 1901 crop. I912622c
Picked bellies sl0G1i. Lard steady: June
closed at so 62ls. nominal; refined steady
Tallow easy; city go for packages 6l4c;
country. 61sGI694c- Conee-Spot Rio quiet
no. invoice, SIC; mild quiet. Sugar
Fair refining &c; centrifugal. Sc test, SIac;
molaSses sugar, nc.
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for steam on American lines is not, Accord
ing TO the Tribune. expected 10 be entered
upon al once, but for the immediate future
increased plant at Pittsheld Is 10 supply
the demands OF the street railways IN this
city, Philadelphia, northern New Jersey
and I'm Connecticut for electrical supplies
Later wherever there Is a congestion OF
traffic on the steam roads in the East ~ Is
believed there will be displacement OF the
locomotive by the electrical engines.
A representative OF the Whitney syndi-
cate, according 10 the Tribune, said the
financial details OF the plan by which the
CAM concern is 10 join hands with Mr..
Whitney and his associates in the estab-
lishment Of a branch factory in this country
have been arranged. Ii is further asserted
that at least fifteen locomotive-builoing
concerns in the United States will be
brought into the enterprise.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places

ST. LOUIS June 13.-Flour unchanged; red
winter patents. ss55qsIO; extra fancy and
straight Sc 25gS.35: clear. 1880. Corn meal
steady az s3.l5. Timothy seed steady Bran
steady: sacked. east track. 70GSOc Wheat
higher: No. 2 red. cash. elevator. 77izc: track
5Si,Q7sc; July. 69isGs9ssc; September s9AG6sIkc:
No hard 73G74c Corn higher; No. ? cash
S1s.c track 62i4Gs3c; July. s0.4c; September
54ssc oats higher; No. ?. cash. 44lkc: track
s5c: July s2isc; September. HAc; No white.
si7 rs for old, Slsl5 for Lard steady al
$40 10. Dry-salt meats stronger; boxed lots, ex-
ira shorts and clear ribs. $40 50; short clear 81
Bacon strong boxed lots, extra shorts and clear
ribs. SlI.5o. short clear, sil-7 Hay duh and
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Certificates have been issued to the following
nar,ea Indlanlans.

Certificates have been issued 70 the following
named Indianians:
Increase Restoration. Reissue. etc.-Robert b
Lane Michigan City. IS; George r. Could In
dianapolis So: James -. Cooper. Bloomington
sea. William Brummitt New Carlisle. 81. Geo
a. Roberts Lebanon. s.; George Wininger.
shoals sI7: Thomas Harvey. Potoks. 81. Caleb
canada New Ross. s.: Samuel A Sucker. Levi
so. Isaac Bitner. Carthage. Sif. Ebert r. Har-
rold Patricksburg. SO; Charles Harmon. elm
ton Ss Michael SETTER. Lynnyllle. tl2. samuel
HeU Zionsville Se8. Joseph Albright. Versailles.
500. Peter u. MCGEE. Greenwood. SO. samuel r.
crime Goshen sli. Henderson II. Robinson. Ev-
ansviIle S2f: John ID. Elkin. Mace. $50. Daniel
- Hostetter Mitchell. 81. Abram Lstta. seeiy-
VILE ssa. Francis NJ Rakestraw. New Albany
$40: Charles Clink Pleasant Lake. si2 Edmand
cave New Albany. SO, John Stuart dead. In
gals. sl7. Lorenzo Nidito. Pierceyiiie. 81. sam
uel Lindsey. RaccoOn. IS. James r. Rippey. Pal
myra So. Joseph II. Grey Maxwell. So: sampson
= MILLER Carbon So Conrad Baum. Washing
ton ST: John Mcclure. dead, West Point S..
John C. Ulrich. Indianapolis. IL. smith Craw-
ford Indianapolis. 81: Edward A Barton SOL
diers' Home. Lafayette. S. Andrew Gunnet.
dead. Kendallville S-f-
original Widows etc.-Sarah z Stuart In
ealis Ss. MARY L Eckman. Indianapoiis So.
Nary " CSunnett. Kendalvfile. 81. Mary y
lake. Lyford. 8. Mary +. Brown. Indianapolis
Renewal Cwidow}-NArcy J. vOtaw. Portland
So.
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MONETAR Y.
Rates on Loans and Discounts-CIear-
inGs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper, "A
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, N,74.4llS; balances, S161, 6iIS6
NEW YORK.-Money on call steady at
212qS per cent; closing. bid and asked 212
q3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, "A
4e4 per cent. Sterling exchange steady !;
actual business in bankers bills. S4S72sd
ASIA for demand s4.S47s for sixty days;
posted rates. $4.S511Q4S6 and 4.SS1a. Com
mercial bills. $i.Si%444S5%. Clearngs, $685.
600, 1893; balances, SS,75497S.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, S4.S51a for
sixty days, Sass on demand. New York
exchange, 20d25c premium. Clearings, S24-
1851; balances, S1,641,909.
MISUNDERSTANDING SCI. 7S9, $685. balances,
$,0S4176.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo Az per cent.
Clearings, $l7,15266S; balances g, 155, 1888.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, &c
premium. Clearings, $9l3S.275; balances.
1884, 49,
BALTIMORE.-Money per cent Clear
ings, $3.4 1876; balances, $557,314
CINCINNATI.-Money. S1kQ6 per cent.
New York exchange, 15Q20c premium.
Clearings, $3,0S7, 200
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AUDUBON SOCIETY CRUSADE.
Chicago MiIIIners VIII stop the Sale
of Birds and PIumage.

CHICAGO. June 13.-Further steps were
taken to-day by members OF the Illinois Au-
dubon Society in their crusade against the
use or sale OF the bodies or plumage OF
American birds for millinery purposes Ed
ward 3. Clark, director OF the society. Wis
tied the leading wholesale milliners OF the
city and inspected the stocks OF plumage
on hand Case after case OF plumage or
birds were pointed out for destruction.
Most of the wholesalers at once signifed
their intention 10 comply With the law,
and many OF them cabled 10 European
houses countermanding orders. Two years
ago the Illinois Audubon Society was sue
cessful In putting a stop 10 the sale OF all
live song birds the streets or In the
they prefer 70 obey the law rather than 10
fight the society.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. June 13.-Spirits of turpentine
hrm at Sac: Rosn firm. Quote: A. b. c. ID.
T. SL29; r. xlS9; @, $40; II, $l65 I. 50; K, 50 80:
NJ; S2so; n, $3.50; window glass, S345; water
WILMINGTON June 13.-spirits of turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin dull at S1.I0d1.l Is Crude
turpentine firm at sl4O. $3.50 and $3.50. Tar firm
at $1.45.
OIL CITY, June 1s.-Credit balances. sI2o; GER
tlncates, no Did Shipments, 1905 bTls: aver
age. S5s0S brls; runs, ST. 81 brs; average IS s7q
bris
MONTPELIER, June 13.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, SSc; South Lima and In
diana, SEE "
CHARLESTON. June 13.-Spirits OF turpentine
and rosin UNCHANGED
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AN ELECTRICAL SCHEME.
"Combine" that May Endeavor to ID.
Away with Steam on Railways.

NEW YORK, June BIN connection with
the acquisition OF the Stanley Electrical
Manufacturing Company plant at Pittsheld
Mass. by William c. Whitney and his asso-
ciates. the Tribune says, there is back OF
the purchase a purpose 10 extend the works.
with the aid of CAM & Co, OF Buda- Pesth
one OF the largest electrical concerns in
Europe, for the purpose OF converting
steam railroads in this country into cleo
trical roads. The substitution OF electricity
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD,
UNION TRACTION CO., OF I'M lana
Time Table Effective May 23, 1902.
station-Union Block,


For Anderson, Muncie. Marion. Alexandra and
Intermediate stations. Leave: AIS a. m. and
each hour thereafter until 9:i5 p. m. and ll;ls
y. m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie.
Leave: a. m, II a. m, p m. and p m.
arriving Anderson In one hour and twenty-five
minutes and Muncie in two hours II a m. and
10 M trains make direct connections at Ander-
son with limited trains for Elwood
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Poultry-Live irregular:
broilers, 21G23c; turkeys. lie; fowls l3c Dressed
dull; broilers. 24q2ec; fowls. 1Sc; turkeys lSc
LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Hens lie per In.
spring chickens, l5a2Oc per ID; young ducks. &c
ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Poultry steady: chick
ems, 9i1c springs l2Ql6c; turkeys SIC: ducks.
SIC; geese. 4d4lzc.
CHICAGO. June 13.-Live poultry easier: tur-
keys, logic; chickens. 12c; hens lie; springs
1Sq24c. " F''''e'
CINCINNATI, June 13.-Poultry steady; spring
ers. 15qlSc; hens. 1O1kc turkeys, Sc
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INDIANAPOLIS a GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY.

PASSENGER CARS-Leave Georgia and Me-
ridiau streets. First at a. m. and hourly
thereafter until 10 m. Last car leaves at IL 80
d. N. -
FREIGHT CARs-Arrive at Georgia and Me
rfdian streets at S a. IN. and leave at a.
Also arrive at 2:30 and leave 800 2. m.
COMBINATION PASSENGER AND EXPRESS
CARS-Leaye Georgia ana Meridian streets az
n m
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Building Permits.

Joseph Gels. cottage. wilkin street. near West.
$3.50
Caesar Hass. addition. 25ls Broadway 800
a c Newly. repairs. Plaza Hotel. s135
w H Cooper. cottage, 1906 East Twelfth
street, i4o0.
Gustav Hess. repairs. Ts6 Center street 800
William Henry. 1918 North Illinois street 500
James Edwards. Missouri street, addition. $40
A J. Roach. two-ssory frame. Addison street
near Ohio. s1.4s0.