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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-10

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Call at Twin City Coupon Co., 30 Ger.
mania Life buildfnA. st. Paul.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

Milwaukee, Wis.-Flour firIner. Wheat
frmer; close No. ] northern 73c; No ;
northern, re; May, 723sc Puts. 7lzsc.
calls 73c. Rye dull; No. ]. 57il157a, q
Barley firm; No. 2, 661ac sample 57466c.
Oats steady; No. white. 45c. Corn Nav.
$3.50. Puts 5Slac. Calls, 59Hc
Kansas City-Close: Wheat Nav. Gg7zc.
July, 6S7sc; cash, No. hard, roc; No. 2
r T63, rs; No 2 spring, CSC; Corn. May
5Izc; Sept 57sc; cash, No. mixed
G13zc; No: white, 63q64c. Oats, No. 2
white, 4i1zG45c.
79c; May, 79c; July 74alc Corn. duh,
easier; cash sc; May $3.50; July, 5g7kc.
oats, dull; steady; cash 44c; May, 421zc;
July, 35c. Glover seed, active. firm:
cash S4.95; April, S4921a; Oct. sos; No
$4.S5 to SAT-; No. 2 timothy, $780, No.
alsyke, $500 TO $50.
st. Louis-Close wheat unsettled No.
red cash elevator, 7Sasc, May 7S2sc; July
-7osq71c; No. hard, 721267fR. Corn
higher. No. cash, 597sc May 59$td5g7sc .
suly, 594tc; Sept 5S4c Oats, higher. No
cash, 43c; May, 42Ac; July, 32Ac. No. ?
white, 45d45lzc.
Liverpool-Wheat spot, No. 2 red west
ern winter, stocks exhausted; No
northern spring firm, IS; No / Calf, duh
IS Id; futures firm; May IS ND; July So
ln3sd. Corn, spot steady; American
mixed new, SIS 215d; do Old IS 224d: m
lures steady; May IS I'D; July As 1l14d;
Oct. As 1fl.d.
Australian wheat Acreage Small.
MELBOURNE, Victoria, April at Is
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS

st. Louis - Cattle = Receipts. $500;
steady; beef steers, $4G06725 stockers
and feeders, $2.S005; cows ana heifers
425'za95.6V; Texas steers, $4400635. Hogs
receipts, 3,tU0; market active and steady.
Pigs, $66ga690, packers. Sc. 7O6695; butch,
efs, $6'95Q7Gl14. Sheep-Receipts. 3,0O1.
ma9rket steady; sheep. s5l0a5.75; lambs lambs
S9;3CQ6.lo spring, $5.10U10.
Kansas City-Cattle-Recoip 1000 in
cludln8 900 Texans; market Shade higher.
native steers $5.2506.S0; Texas COWS
$5.oOQ6; native cows and heifers 50 506
go; stockers and feeders, So 50GC5. IS; bulls
S55Q45.25; calves, $450n6 Hogs-Receipts
4c00; steady to strong; bulk of sales
$ : 6G o.gV; heavy: S6,S5@7; packers, $500
GO; medium $6.75@6.S5 light, S616.i5;
workers., $6.6146 70; pigs, $5.3506. Sheep
Keceipts, 3,G@; market steady; muttons
$3.2245.S5; lambs, $64006 So: Western
WetneIs, s.. iJ05.S5; ewes, $4S0@53O
south Omaha - Cattle - Receipts. . 500.
steady to strcng; native steers, sal;
cows and heifers, 375116.25; Western
steers, $t.i506; Texas steers. S45O6i5- 50s
Gamers, &.5G03' stOckers and feeders. 81
t225; calves, $3.7507; bulls. stays. etc.
S3m5.25. Hogs III Receipts, 5000; steady:
closed 5c higher; heavy, IS. 75I6 50; mixed
SG6G06.75; light. S65G0670; pigs. S5456 d.
bulk Of sales, $c.60Q6.75. Sheep@Receinfs
zoe; slow. easier; fed muttons. S5qf5 AZ,
Western, S4Q4.S5 common and stockers'
S2Q 40; lambs, $5.250l6.75. -
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New york Grain and Privisfons.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Flour-Receipts,
He30 barrels; exports, 1853 barrels; more
aCtIVe ana hrmer in tone. Rye -four dull
CornmeaL steady. Barley, quiet Rye.
afioat.
w neat receipts, .705 bushels; exports,
I96'4Z5 bushels spot firm; No. 2 red, S4a4 c
tIeVdIor; NO. z red, SEC f. 0. b. afloat; No
l northern Duluth, S21sc f. o. b. af1oat
10. nard Manitoba, 847sc f. 0. b. afoat
II was dull day in wheat, except for
4 prleI mld-day reaction under profit
taxing sales. The Southwest proved a
heavy buyer for short account, North
western receipts were. small, cables
STEADY, offerings light as a rule. The
market closed firm at 5zll1c net advance.
Nay, II l5-l6a1S12e, closed, 7S2sc; July,
80 10 q fS5se, closed Erat 37S3sc; September,
"tsc' december, 7Sl2Q7ge, closed at 1880.
Corn-Receipts, none rzexports, "a bus
sEot steady. No ?, 65Ac elevator and
6e14c T. Q. b. afloat While less active
tban Yesterday and fat1 times weakened
py reallzlng, corn held fairly steady all
DAY, supported by small receipts and
wheat closing 1sGIizc net higher. May,
64i4G6lssc, closed at 641zc; July, 64464l4c,
closed at 631zc
--Receirts. 15.oO0 bushels; EXPORTS
Ig0 bushels. Spot firm; No. 2. 471s@47s4c;
no. :, 4fc; NO. 2 white, 5013c; No. 3 white,
QUO; track mixed western, 461244Sc; track
Whlte, 4sao5e' Options irregular, but
generally firm with other markets.
Cotee-Spot Rio aulls No. Z invoice;
oac Mid quiet Cordova, S13q12c.
a.1su tsati--isgR weak; affair refining, l5-l6c.
centrifugal, 96 test 8 1t-1ge. Molasses
sugar. z S-lSc- refined Gaiet.
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STOCKS AND MONEY ABROAD.
Speyers Now Reported Backing
Yerl,es in London Enterprises.

LONDON, April 9.-The stock market
was idle but firm today. Consols dipped
5-l6 on nervousness over the budget out
look, but recovered Is on the postpone
ment of action from Thursday 10 Mon
day because of the chancellor's influenza.
Americans were firm, closing at the top
The settlement disclosed hardly any bulls
General cOntangO began at Az and eased
off to 312 with even less in st. Paul ca
madam Pacific, Louisville &, Nashville
and Southern Pacific. New York gave
special attention TO the last two named
stocks, bidding up Louisville & Nashville
points in the last ten minutes in the
street
Copper advanced ZIG to G53A the ton,
and Rio Tintos touched 443s
The Metropolitan District Underground
railway stocks have been strong during
the last few days. A clique is buying.
and it is reported that the Speyers are
now backing Yerkes.
India councils bills were allotted to-
day at Is 8 29-32d.
Gold premium at Madrid. 34.75
Paris, p. m.-Three per cent rentes
1G0f 90c, for the account. Exchange on
London, 25f 16c for checks. Spanish As,
1905
Berlin-Exchange on London, 20 marks
&c pigs for checks Discount rates, short
bills, 2 per cent, three months bills 15s
per cent.
The weekly statement of the Imperial
Bank of Germany shows the following
changes:
Marks
Cash on hand increased ........ IA coo. 600
Treasury notes increased .......... / 500 600
Other securities decreased ........ "A 200 GOO
Notes in circulation decreased -. %, 400, 600
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DULUTH.

DULUTH, Mimi. April 9-Buving Of
May has been heavy today by exporters
and shippers. and May has had 1c out Of
line with July, closing only 5sc below it.
Receipts are almost nothing 1t is prob
able considerable wheat was worked
abroad this morning. Elevators are ship
ping out and mills are buying from
store. May opened nc up at 7lMc. July
at 72lsc. Both advanced. May 10 72Hc
and July to I2asc Flax was strong; il
sold up to $1.76 for May. Receipts, wheat.
! carr oats, 4 fax 2; shipments wheat.
l3TG33 bu; oats. I14G9 Close: 10.
hard cash, 7jAc; NO. / northern, cash,
arrive and May, 7zHe: July, 72@sc; No. ,
northern G9&c; No 3. Gl%lc Manitoba.
cash and MAY. 71Ac No ,, GS1kc Flax,
cash and arrive, $l.75; May sl.75lz; Sen
TENDER, $l.35: October, $1.32 Corn. 5Sc
Oats, 42c. Rye, 5212c.
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METALS.

NEW YORK. April 9.-London cables
that the market Tor tin was about I'M
changed, with spot closing at G125 IS,
and futures at SPA But the local mar
.ket declined about GO points under sell
ing pressure, spot closing at 27.50 to p. 60.
copper was steady here and generally
unchanged Lake on spot closed at 12c
to l2Ac; eleetrolytic at I2c to 12Kc, and
casting at 12c asked. London was IS Sd
at G53 Is Cd Lead was steady, but
unchanged all around The local price
was AZ London closed at ell SIS Cd.
Spelter was unchanged, with spot at 4zc
market was steady at old prices. Pig
iron warrants nominal; No l foundry,
Northern %l9420; No ? foundry. North
e el1 .o $15al9; No. l foundry, Southern,
SIT 5CQ18. The English markets wera
firm; Glasgow closed at SIS Sd, and Mid
dlesboro at as 3D.
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Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
1irmer Wheat-No. 8, 68a7lc NJ. 2 red,
le4ooc. Oats--No 2. 4212aiZslc No. 3
white. 4272c Rye-No. z, 5615c Barley
Fair to choice mailing. 601CGc Flaxseed
No 1, Sl65; No. l Northwestern 81 IS
Timothy Seed-Prime, 81 Pork-Mess, ner
81! $l6b4l6.10. Lard-Per 100 lbs, $9g50
9-5712. Short Ribs-Sides Qoose) $50
$50 Shoulders-Dry sailed boxed, SEA
7l2c Sides-Short clear (boxed) 50. go
$50. Whisky--Basis of high wines, 81. 20.
Clover Seed--ContTact grade, s.. Receipts
Flour, 3d. coo bbls; wheat, II coo bu.
corn, 1900 bu: oats, 125 coo bu: we 5000
bu; barley, $4,000 bu Shipments-Flcuf.~
$4,000 bbls; wheat. 10000 bu; corn. al .005
pa; oats, 10000 blu; rye. 1900 bu: barley.
14,UU0 bu. On the Produce exchange TODAY
the butter market was easy; creamer;es.
2542s1zc; diaries, 22q27c. Cheese steady al
12Ql3c. Eggs firm; fresh, 15c
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week ago ........................... 1876
A year ago 80
good to choice fat lambs, $5.5G16; fair to
$4Gt5; thin buck lambs, $56l; good to
choice yearling wethers, $5Gl6.75; good to
choice heavy wethers. $4.50@5 Is: fair to
good wethers, S4d440: good to choice
fat ewes;mediGmweigh $435Q4.75; heavy
weights, So. 750425; fair TO good fat ewes,
$3.75@425; common killers, 50 25Q3 70; good
to choice and feeding ewes, $2.6043; far
fair to good. s.. 25Q250; common to old
skates $162.
Receipts very light Trade is little
slow. with best quality quoted barely
steady. and others Zoe lower. Bulk of
sales were made from the feeding pens
Representative sales:
Killing Sheep and Lambs
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MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 9.-Higher cables
and the lightest Northwestern receipts
shown in years, hard stimulating effect
upon wheat this morning and brought
an early advance. May opened at 705sc
and sold to 707zc. After a while edge
was off, and at noon May was easy at
I019c. Chicago had no trade to speak of,
and reported the pit very quiet. The
Northwest. with Is cars, was not alone
in the light receipts, Chicago showing
only cars, against los last year. Local
elevator men and milIers say the North
western cash situation Is as strong as
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state Grnin inspection.

Other Grains-No. 4. corn. 2; no grade
corn, z; No. oats, 3; no grade rye, /;
No. barley, /; No. l fax, 8; rejected
fax, s.
Cars Inspected Out-Wheat-No. 1
northern, IS; No. 2 northern, los; No. 8,
81; no grSlA %: No. corn, d; No. oats.
4; No. / flax z
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ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK
HOGS IN DEMAND. BUT AT PRICES
FULLY FIVE CENTS
LOWER
BUTCHER CATTLE ARE STEADY
Choice Steers Sell HiGh-Very Com
mon Quality Cows Slow and
Weak Trade in StOckers
and Feeders Slow.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, April 9-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stockyards today:
Cattle, $50; calves, 400; hogs, 1000; sheep,
so; cars. 60.
Ohcial receipts Tuesday: Cattle. LII;
calves 732; hogs, 1897; sheep, 127; horses,
6; cars, 11S
Receipts thus far in April. compared
lows:
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Cattle.


Total for today testimated) ............13-0
n Week ago -.-.---.-..-- ....I9b3
n year &s5o 46l
Quotations; Choice butcher steers. $685.
05.6t. good, S3.50EG; common to fair. $40
81: choice COWS and heifers. S565 50;
god. $lltL75: fair, $30375: Gamers and
cutters. 81 .150e.&G; good to choice butcher
bul's. $l.25d5; fair. &.5od4; bologna bulls,
S5l.' n. good z choice veals. $4.50@5;
feeding steers. &$.5o64.50; common to fair,
&@23.f0: coed to choice stock steers, 1926
@3.l common to fair $2-5o1310 steer
calves s.. 2543.63; good to choice stock
hciiers. s.. 75H3 % common to fair 81. 25j0
90: heifer calves s.. 2503; stock and
feeding bulls, 81 .5003.50; good To choice
milch cows and springers, $32Q40; COM
mon TO fair, $1002o.
Receipts Of all kinds liberal Butcher
cattle steady ON all good quality. The
very common COW stuff slow and weak
Neals steady. Stock and feeding cattle
slow. Even the best are not so active
as en- Monday and Tuesday, Medium
grades art little draggy at prices slight
~ lower, while the common stuff is prac-
ticalE unstable. Representative sales:
Butcher Steers
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cheap Rates to California.

Tickets on sale daily at Minneapol &
81 louis Railroad offices, at rate of sac %
from ST. Paul or Minneapolis to Los
Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, etc.
Best and most direct route.
Cali SeS Robert street., St Paul. for
ts1hetss and berthA
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New York Mining stocks.


WASHINGTON. April 9.-Todays state
ment Of the treasury balances in the
general fund, exclusive Of the $1500O0.CO J
ton shows:
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Bank CIearings.

st. Paul 1862. O39. AZ.
Minneapolis, 81, 657, 233 10.
Chicago. $26 634, APO.
Philadelphia. $40, 103 sos.
Baltimore, 3,514 $50.
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Produce and Fruit
-. MarkefS -.

Commission Row. April g-Trade i'm tho
open market at tOdays meeting of the
Produce exchange established the follow
ing prices
Butter reampriee-
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Total sales for the day, s92, 200 shares.
New York Bonds.

r. W.&D.C. Istl12
Hook Val 415s. 1904
L. & N, uni. Is. 1925
Mex. Cen. As. S414
Go LIST Inc. -. "a
Miss, K. ct, 4s101
do IDS ........ So
n. Y. Cen. lists. 10f
do gen. 315s. .109
\. J. c. gen. 5s1391a
Nor. Pac. Is. e. 1854
MINI. & St.L. 4s!Su4
do IS. 74SZ
Nor. & W.con. 4s102
Read. gen. As. 9SA
s. L.&I.M. con. 5s117
S. L. & S. f. 4s101
St. L. s. W.1sts. 1092s
do Eds. 500. 81
5 A. & A. 2. As 9112
South. Pac. As. 947s
South. Ply. SIS. .12215
Texas & z. 1sts1201a
T, st. L.&W As S2ss
Wabash lists. .120
do DDS ........1 HOE
do Deb. B.. 1874
W est Shore As. .112&
w. & L. Erie As 9112
Wis. Cen. Is. SO
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Chicago Live Stock Market

CHICAGO, April -Cattle-Receipts
l41OO, including Texans and Westerns;
strong to 10c higher closing weak. GOOD
to prime Steers $G.G50L40; poor to me-
dun, $45O0650; stockers and feeders. 81 %
Q5.25; cows, Sl40GI5.90; heifers, 81 5006. IS;
gamers ca $l40gt240; bulls, $2.50q5 40; calves,
ern steers, none
HoGs--Receipts today $4,000; tomorrow,
2l ,'j; left 90 over, 5000 steady; mixed and
$6S5@L07I2; rough heavy, SG.6516S5: Igbt
$55006,i5; bulk of sales, $6.7567.
oheep-Receipts, z0,0C0; sheep mostly Ice
lower; lambs mostly 1Oc lower; good TO
$L9C@5lQ; Western sheep, $L50@e. native
lambs, S4I5U6 IS; Western lambs, $3.50
,Ofciai Yesterday: Rcceipts-Cattle 18.-
40; hogs, 23,7l6; sheep, l6 l76. Shipments
Cattle, 2,722; hogs, SAY; sheep, /, 4G5.
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Hogs.

Comparative receipts:
Total for tody (estimateD ............2,02O
- N'Nh aS' .----..'-.- -Z6Oy
q year ago ]. 1911
Quntations: Light and light mixed Sc 95
IfG5: mixed and butchers. Sc 50d6. 50;
heavy. $G.55u6.G5' bears. 81 seas. 80: stags.
&lf5 so; underweights, $5.50Q6. Is; pigs, So
05.4n.
Prices averaged big &c lower. Re
cCFlS liberal and slightly better in quail
ity than on Tuesday. Prices ranged from
$50 up To S.. So with the bulk at $3.50
G.G3. Representative sales:
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[ Movement.

announced that the wheat AREA
Sown is the smallest in three wears. The
production is estimated at S,Ol2762 bu.
DaiIN- AAh....A AI.........-.--.
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CHICAGO. April 9-Buttcr-Easier;
creameries, 23129i4c: dairies. 23u21i4c
Cheese STEADY; twins 12c: daisies. 12lsc:
Young Americas. 13c. Eggs-Frm: at
mark. cases included, f5c. Live Poultry
Steady; turkeys. 9Gl2lzc; chickens lie
Liverpool Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, April Slams. short
c1t. steady 49s Cd Lard-Amerlcan re-
fined, in pals, steady, ass Cd.
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London Closing stocks.

Consols for money, So I5-lG; for account
"a lie. Bar silver dull 24s4d per ounce.
Money. 215G3 per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short and
three months bills is 25sGt2 11-16 per cent.
Nav NorE- MINI, 60
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do adjust As. 944.
Bait. & Ohio. 4s102%
do 312s ........ SCI.
do Conv. As. .107
Cana. South 2ds108
Cen. of Geo. 5s. 1121.
do 1st Inc. .S41l
Ches. & o, 41as 1851
Chi. & A., 31as. S47s
C.,B. 80. nevis. $751;.
c., M. IS. p. gen4s115E
c. &N. w con. $780,
c., R.I.&P. As. .l1214
@, CC&S.L. g. 4s1035E
Chi. Ter. As. -. 50
Colo. & South. As 941.
u & Rio G.. As. .1031L
Ere pr. lien IS. 100
do gen 4s..... Sl9s
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Midway Horse Market.

Minnesota Transfer. st. Paul Mimi
Barrett & Zimmerman report the bidding
buying was done principally by local con-
sumers and SPECTATORS. NaIues:
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Among the shippers on the market
were: {. ]. Wheelock. Elrod; Riley
Bros. Ellsworth; c. Y. vassan Twin
VALLEY: II. T. Hogg. O. J. Guam. Cyrus;
?: J. Haley, A. o. Hildel, n Mikkleson,
Willmar; F. Johnson. Cokato; j. H Lor-
cnoe, c: Vorlicet, Silver Lake; G. F. Mil
brath, Lester Prairie, James Olson. VII
mot. II. Henlochel, J. Waiter. Norwood;
H. Haaskens, Cologne; ". c. Black Can
non Falls; p. Grady. Kewanee; Cosgrove
company. lie Sueur; w Sweetman. Cur
RE; 7. II. Barry, blooming Prairie;
George Q. Lee. Medford; Porter Young
& Co, lie Roy; Fred f. Empti, Apple
ton; +. II: Brown, Granite Falls; S. g.
Eliason, Watson: Johnson, Peterson &
Co, Hector; Henry Shen, Iakevire; r.
/. kempton, Morton: D. McCorquodale,
Echo; l. n. Brown, P. j. Falkenhagan,
Boyd; c. A. Brown Hanley Falls; \. o.
Fundingsland, Henderson; Madison, Moen
4 Olson, Clarkfeld; II. A. Stillman, H.
II. Field, CISCO; NJ. W. Berg, NicoIlet;
". J; Glynn, Candy; Hemke & Bork
New. Prague; A. Rupert. Jordan; S. Fl.
Pettis. st. Peter; S. A. Scales, MadeIia
J. J. Lenertz, Butterfeld; H. r. Purfeest,
kenyon; Carver, Bjudstad & Co., Morris.
town.
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u. S. refun, 2Sreg. 109
do Is. coup. .109
do IS, reg. ~
do IS, coup .10912
do new As, reg139
do As. coup. .139L14
do old As, reg. III
do As, coup. III
do IS, reg 1861
do 5s, COUP. 1861
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HIDES, PELTs AND FURs.

Quotations furnished by D. Bergman e.
Co, lS6 and 1S8 East Third street, st.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-02
BASEBALL MATTERS

A meeting of the Honolulu Baseball
League was held last night to discuss
various matters in connection with the
arrangements for the coming baseball
season. After considerable discussion
1t was decided to allow each team the
privilege OF sending in the name of an
umpire TO the league, this list to be
used by the league in the selection OF
umpires for the various games. How
ever, no team will be allowed the SER
vices OF It's own nominee in a game.
The umpires in Saturdays games
will be Chalmers Graham, Morris Keo-
holalole, Lieutenant Newton and Solo,
mon Mahelona. The games are Homo
lulu Athletic Club VS.. Artillery and
Kamehameha Athletic Club VS.. Male
llimas.
1t was decided that the secretary
treasurer shall attend to the collection
of gate receipts. the manager reserv-
ing as his duties the entire supervis-
ion OF the grounds and materials 80.
the game.
II was further decided TO allow each
team sixteen season tickets.
Representatives Of the oahu College
Athletic Association and the McKin.
ley Memorial Committee will be invlt.
ed TO be present at the gate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-02
INSANE FOR \ YEARS
TRIED FOR MURDER

New York. April 23.-Claiming as his
right under the constitution trial by
Jury for murder committed nearly
eighteen years ago, Theodore Bung,
once a wealthy druggist has made be-
fore Judge Marean of the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn, so strong a plea
for liberation from the State Hospital
for the Insane at Matteawan. N. Y,
that the Judge has declared him sane
and committed him to the warden of
the Tombs to await trial for which he
asked.
Bung, who says he has been sane for
the last four years, was produced in
court by DR.. II. L. Allison, medical SUI
perintendent of the asylum. in answer
to writ of habeas corpus Judge Ma.
rean had issued to lawyers who had
taken sufficient interest in Bung to
institute the proceedings in his be-
half.
Bung became insane in 1884. He suf-
fered from the delusion that a well
known actress was trying to make him
marry her and was following him from
place to place, He was then "a years
of age.
Among Bung's friends was o drug.
gist, whose name was Nookin. Bune
became a victim OF the idea that Moo
kin was in league with the actress
and shot him to death.
Bung was held responsible for the
murder and indicted. but a Sheriff's
jury pronounced him insane. Sine,
that time he has been confined in tn,
asylum.
Bung. now, after fourteen years, hal
appeared in court and presented sucl
a strong plea that the Judge ordered
a jury trial on the old indictment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-02
SHAKESPERIAN FESTIVAL

New York. April 23.-Stratford-on-
Avon Is celebrating the occasion Of the
festival concentrating Shakespeare's
birth with such thoroughgoing enthu-
siasm that II almost amounts to an Or
gle, says London dispatch to the Her
aid.
The celebration began week and
half ago and the festival is not going
to end for another week and half.
The chief feature of the celebration is
the usual elaborate series of Shakes.
pearean performances. These take
place nightly In the theater, which is
in part a memorial building. and is
placed so prettily in the meadows by
the river side.
Romeo and Juliet" Twelfth
Night" Henry the Fifth" King
Lear" "othello" and Hamlet" have
been given so far. The elimination
comes today, the date of the great
poets birth. when Miss Ellen Terry
will assist in playing Katherine in
revival of Henry VIII"
Stanford is full of devout pilgrims
from everywhere. The majority of
them are English. but there are many
Americans, as well as representatives
of Germany and other lands, a contem-
plative crowd of scholars and devo-
tees, not seeking excitement, but find
ing the deepest satisfaction In the
quiet enjoyment of their worthy study.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-02
OPPOSE THB COMBINE.

London. April 23.-The Standard. in
an editorial protests loudly against the
shipping combine. While regretting
that the Americans are -distancing
the British in industrial competition,
the paper says:
$50 long as American enterprise Is
limited to what our laws and cust.ms
regard as legitimate industry and so
long as American capital is employed
in undertakings of public utility in
Graat Britain we have no occasion for
apprehension. But the shipping COM
bine is quite another matter and con-
Germs the public safety"
Then the Standard demands guaran-
tees that British subsidized steamers
shall not be transferred to the Ameri-
can flag and urges Parliament to see
that the proposed arrangements do not
exceed the limits of legitimate enter
prise"