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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17
S,ntd1iniors @oiinty.
LSpeiiaI -Gorreiponoeni !
anrfhnn ~ alnriL

8arf ton, Ia. 2(pril 1902
Der COB Oes l6errn Gbriltop6 S6emfe
bat ntdt nur behen slngeborige, ionben
aud iueitere Sireiie, beionbers oeutib=
rnllii6e, in Gtaller pcrlett. Joerr gb.
S9entfe mar Elm 0ellti6rniie, nno BAT
ptel fir feline 2anbsleute 9etban, mirfte
aud lange 3ettaIs Sebrer unter oenisIs
ben. @r fam por 23 SSabren aus Sabs
rnBlonb mad merita unb bat al bieie
Sabre in oieiem Gountp gempbnt. gr
betrieb snerit s Sabre lang bic 55armes
rel auf elmer &ierteliection, etablirte
oann ieine SObne i'm @eibGit in Gdrfs
ton, nno So9 ii6 bann in's 8ripatIeben
5nrilf. gr itarb am 6reitag, ben 4.
glprtl, I'M boben gtIter pon III Sa6ren,
Ufonaten unb Is 8a9en. Sett 81
Sabren mar er uerBeiratbet. gr binters
ldBt ieine bo6betdgte g3ittpe, un6 flint
S0bne uno cine So6ter. Die geerbis
gung fano Ourd gaitpr German 0eber
bon Der Oeuti6Iutberii6en Stride aus
| ltat!, nobel 1eeterer cine duBerit ein=
orufuolle yei6enrebe bielt. - Trau s..
.. Simmons, Die slpeite 6rau bes 6rn.
6rant 8. Simmons, itarb mad nur
turser 8raufbeit, unp ibr neugeborenes
Sabp folste ibr in furSer .3eit mad. Sic
purbe pon Der Metbebiitentlr3e aus am
porigen 8onneritag beerbist. gs lit
ein i9merer Sdlag fiir Soerrn Simmons,
oem bic sGnSe Biirseridaft bas tiefite
Wfit9efiibl entsegenbriust unb Der Ii9
audi ygta6ridtsns5e oarin ans
ldIieBt. - Die Soerren Sobn Sauit,
Matb Simmer, Serb 9plfen, lDeRrp
Niartin9 unb Oscar HeteriiIie pon
eroB Blains, isis, iinb pOri9s 8ode
bier ansetommsn uno iinb am BAN bes
neuen Bobnbaules fir 16errn Bernhard
6auit bei6dftigt. Sobn 6auit unb 9.
Peteriilie iinb quite Wfuliter uno Meits
slisser ppn 5aut's beriibntem Sr1eiisr
in SroB Blains. 9as Barflton Orr
DIETER bat uibt uelieblt, oeren freunbli.
DE Ollie IN 9lnlpru6 su nebmen uub
bofft, baB Die 6erren permanent bier
bleiben. 3wei @elelllbaftsn ianpen
bereits 81 Gbren Der 6erren ltatt, an
Oonnerita9 bel 9lbam 6riebrid, une am
Sonntag BET gernbarb SSault, NO es ma
tiirIi6 beiosmal duBerit ssniitblib ber1
9tn9. SER Sobn .3irpei bat cine Reile
mad SteinbOrf in Sdlelien, isiner alien
6elmatb, an9etreten inb sebenft bis
Nfonate bort gu bleiben.
Is. q. Boper.
6iir NiablSeiten 81 alien Stunoen
unb gu mdbisen 9rsiien sebt gu Rraus
q 5bills ySbeal Reitaurant". II
6ri7be @artenidmereien, lpIe, aue
Sorten su ben nieorislen Rreiien. Asu=
mopers Apotbefs.
DIE 9roBte sluspabl uon neuen Ias
peten IN 9ieumaprs 2lpotbete.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17
Nciiebrici.
unfer Qufentbalt in gan
6raneiseo.

unfer 9lufentbalt in 2 an
6raneisco.
gtah 0reitGgigem 9lufent9alt in Sair
OATS te9rten mir mad Sacramento su=
rid uno frbren bon bort nad) San
6ranciscp. Sprt anaefommeu, ltieeerl
mir bel nteinem Shwager ab, Der itdo-
tiiher Poli5ei=Seamter lit. gSir poll=
! ten natiirlib bas @binelenpiertel ieben,
bon Dem mir ihpn 10 piel Itlimmes se=
bort batten. Utein Sdmaser ertdrte
uns, es lei ni6t grade 10 fdlimm, als
es BON Den einheimiIben 5iibrern
ourh's Gbineisnpiertsl ben Trernben
porgernadt uirD. Oils er bann um
Dtitternaht ieinen Yoliseibisnit antrat,
besleiteten mir ibn ani leinsm 8uno=
gang burb yGbinatotpn." gs NOR
uns geia9t poroen, es mare 9eidbrlih,
Chinatown mad Gintritt Der 9untels
belt gu beiuben, bod in 8esleitune
bes Yoli3ilten fiiblten mir uns fi6er.
IS ging burh enss GdBhen, aus oie=
len in siebengdB9en, ense Qolstreppen
binunter uno binauf ipdrli4 erleuhtet,
pertommen uho ibmusis ausiebenb.
Wan tann ni1t begreifen, tuie Men=
iben bier leben tonnen. Ser potisilt
laste uns, bieie 0duier leien oas ein=
Itrd9lihle Gisentbum in San 6raneis-
co. Sn eineE God. ,up Opium ee.
raudt murbe, fanoen mir einen Stall
iener. sls Der polisif ibn frug, mas
er bort 81 tbun babe, mabte er fih
i9neu aus oem Staube. Auf unler
3ureoen nabm oonn elm ebineie cine
Opiumpile, belt lie an Der 6piBs
Ieines Gtdbdens in Die 3i1t=6lamme,
rollte lie oann tedenb auf benz breiten
@anoe Der pfeife, um fe oonn in bic
pfeiie gu itopfen; an Der 2i9tHamme
In Brano 9eIebt, Jog er ben Opium-
bampf elm biz ct iih boil seiosen bate,
um oann benRau1 ourn Die Nofe pie-
Der aus3ublaien. 9fadbem Die Yine
perrauht mar, bradte er bic Wprts lit
is spob" berbor; mir lagten mo goob
nno ginsen ipeiter. Sn eiuem 0auis
fanoen mir anibeinenb Die behere DIE
neiiIde 0eieli1ait. 3iide maren ge-
osdt nod dinsliiher Mrt, Is purbe 9e.
toht uno Qarten geipielt DonWdnnern
unb 6rauen. ale in 5eibe getlsioet.
0oh mir perlieben ben Yoli3ilten uno
fubten unier Nahtiager auf.
Mm n11iten Sage bt{n9ten mir ben
Militdrfrieobo{. 9eoes Grab bat iei=
nen OrobRtin nit Namen uno Stooi
loes oortHesrabentn; aud in otr8ane
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17

6eboes. 9leubauten i'm gsertbe
bon ca. $50, 900 peroen Dieie SaiIon
bier erribtet iperOen. 8arunter befin=
Den iib elm neues Sotel, cine fatboli=
ihe Stride, mebrere @eiddits9ebduoe
nno an Die SmanSig 9gobnbduier.
Scptlano. Der Sdulratb lit
III Seratbung nit einem glr1itecten
betreffenD Den Ban zines neuen Sbul=
bauies. 9tad ieinem 0oribIaa miro
elm 6ebduoe, tuie es perlaaqt miro,
$4,000 fplten. Scotland fann ober
ourb Bombs MIR $4,000 aufnebn1en
nno man beabiidtigt, Den GeIt ourd
cine @rtraiteuer BON snei 9rosent uno
ourb ben 8ertauf bes alien S6ulbau=
les dllfSubringen. gSabri6einlic5
miro binnen 9ur3em eine Spesialiua6l
ltdttlinOer, BEL peltber iiber Die SSraoe
Der Sonoons9obe ab9eitimmt peroen
ipiro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17
Wianrbaba Gountp.
{Spesial= @orrejponoen,.)
Sartfprb Is. 9lpril l9t

part 0ro 10. Nprll l902.
Die 0armer tommen iebt pieoer
banfiger in Die Staot, oa lie meiltens
nit iden fsrtie lino. Sic iparten nun
lebniiidtis auf mdrmeres getter. -
partforb miro GroBitabt, ben preilen
fir @runoeisentbum nad gu iblieBen.
Shubmaher Mhller bat feline orei
,Sots' fir $4,000 pertauft. - sSrau u.
s}obnfon bat Die Operation aut iiber=
itanoen uno Die 9lerste boifen, fie am
2eben su erbaltel. Nobert Shmiot
mar SOnntas auf Der Saeo uno bate
babel oas llnsliid, oaB ii1 iein Bepebr
CUR lln5eit entlub uno bic Rueel in
ieinen GuB brang. gr mubte am
WontaS nah 6iOrr Sails, um bic
Gugel entfernen gu la1en. - Wlit bem
Grunoausheben fir oas neue Mublen=
sebdube 1T beeonnen porbsu. Ser
Wuhlenbauer iii bereits bier aneetom=
men. - Mugult Gnpot bon Scotland
roar bier bel ieinem 8ruoer 3u 8eiuh.
ST bat in Seotlanb auspertauft uno
iiebt iih na1 einem neuen plab um.-
Derr uno Grau 9int BON 8araboo,
Wis., bic fiinf Wohen in speneer su
8eiuh maren, iino iebt bier bel ibren
Veripanoten 81 8eIud. Sic iuollen
am Dienita9 ibre 9eimreile antreten.
6rau ssriB Weiiiel in gDall Gate III
fdlper frant. 6. M. 8.
Sn Der epans. =lutb. 3ionsfirhe BEL
Wal gate finoet cine ipihtige 0emein=
oe=Teriammlun9 fatt ON Gonntag b.
20. bs. Mts. I'M Nni1lub an ben Bot=
tesoienlt- Die @lieoer Der @emsinoe
tueroen ber5libit sebeten, anweieno gu
iein. Solhe, Die 0lieoer iperoen m0b=
ten, linp her3lihii eingelaben.
Sm Auftra9e bes Boritanoes
paitpr Ribrtop.
Die idOnpe unb rei1baltisite Nus:
uobl pom Iopettn IL neaslten Muitern.
ebenio Del, Garben, NoIporbdn9s fiu=
! bet maa in Or. oayms Apotbete ~
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17
Seuel Spnntn.
(Spe3ial Sorreiponoen,.)
9lltnmnnt II 9[nrif 10


Der Don elmer SurD Der llrtunoen=
fdlidung i6uloig befunoene uno bon
Rreisri9ter gennet su einem Sabr
3uhthaus berurtbeilte 60. Callahan,
8runoeigentbums61noler un0 Super.
intenoent Der Mletbpoilten Spnntaqs=
fhule in @arp, fuuroe am Mitfpob Den
9. os. ourb Den Sheriff 8unoer sSn=
la9en nad Siour sails abeefiibrt.
Gate Belican in Der Ha6e bon Water=
toipn tpimmelt oies 6rii9ia6r ipieoer
bon WiustalOns, uno ourh Die 9ermit=
telung unieres 6reunDes, oes ;3iQarren-
fabritanteu glrnolo Geiaert III Water=
tomn, erbielten mir oieier 5aae aud,
fiinf l0-l2pfiinoige gremplare Der
grpreB SugeIanot. 8eIten 8ant,
6reunO arnolo /! - 9lm 9lbeno oes IL.
april batten mir ben ibauerlih=ihOnen
4nblif zines srOBeren grairieieuers, in
Dem oas 8ras auf Den 6oben n0rbli6
bon bier ab6rannte; auber 0em 8erluIt
Der gSeioe uno einiger SeuI9ober
muroe tein beiunoerer S6aoen anqe=
ri6tst. Wl. 8runste.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17

billi9en Ereiien. Rauft oalelbit aud,
gStoffooD, "9tofp Mlountain 1ea ulm.
Die riibri9e gilenwaareniirma
BUD & GDaus empfielt ben 8eutiden
uon SDarttor0 un0 limgegeno ibre bilIts
gen, aber guten 8rabtsaun
y gel, iouie ale Sorten 8aumate=
rialien, ShI6iier uip. 8ommt unO
iebt Sud nie 2lusite1nng pon neuen
uno id6nen Dt6bcln aller glrl an. BON
benen fat ieoe ISOLDE cine nsue Sens
onng etntrifIt. a7sy
Z 9Senn Sbr Sdapers 2lpothete be-
iubt, 10 werOet Sbr Sud iiber bic reid5e
ausuabl Don id)6uen uno bilieen
8opeten ipunoern 6beuio 9toauors
gdn9e, Dele, 6arben it. 8ariten.
27S
g9iBt ibr, oaB 5obler Groceries
iebr billig nertauft uno aud Die b0h=
item greiie fir Butter uno gier Be-
Sablt2 GOmmt mo beiunt i6n.
8. 6obler.
: 5imotbD Samen ilt red)t moblfeil
81 pertaufeil Spre9t bei sSarob llr=
ban pDr. -
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17
Sanion 6 o,tnta.
[ [Speiiol=@ reiponbeu;. /

gmern, ii. Qpril 1902.
$oelen Carroll mar porige Wohe in
Qleranoria 81 8eIu6. - 6rau 9lrenos
uno Sohter BON g8bite 2afe lino bier,
url Der aoams areno Sod3eit beisu=
pobnen. S. g. Sintigb bon Msithell
lit bier 81 geilid bel ihrer Sodter,
6rau Or. Souo.-- 6rau S. s. ytolan
reiite am Samitag nah Chicago, no
lie Der Contention Der 5orrelters bei=
tupbnt. = 6rau getsr Rod lit ebenfals
in Chicago 81 SeIuh. Better Sriscoa,
Der am Sppbusfieber ertrantt mar, be-
finoet iif auf Der 9eferung. - gtif
Huoen 1T IN Chancellor, no er Sci Iei=
rem grtloer in Der Shmieoe arbeitet.
90. Sobniton uno SRI. gla Suriih
wuroen am Sienitag in Der tatbplifhen
Stride ourb 2ep. 5pfmann getraut.
Gorr.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17
es III lti6t n@ wobl su tablea.

3ahlole 5aulenbe baben in Or.
Sings New 9iIe pills einen 6egen fur
ben G0rper seiunoen, iuelde politip
8erltopIung, ntrD0ies Ssopflpeb.
Shminoel, Gelbiuht, Malaria, gDeh-
ieliieber unh Qeber- unb Niaaenbt=
f4ueroen beilen. 3ein ptgetabiliib;
treiftn uno f4ndden niemols.
Rur Csc in S. GteenIen & Sons
Apotbete.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-04-17
lSpe;inI Gprreinonoen, ]


Sn Sumbolot geben jeBt Die 8eiddife
leht lebbaft un0 auh Die neue ReItaus
ration pon SteiSmiiIler Bros. mabt
CUTE 8efhdfte, bietet ober aud ibren
9unoen gorslgliDes in Speiien uno
Getrdnten. gluh Die 3immer Iino ale
beieBt, iooaB lih mebrere geripnen nab
anOeren Guartieren umIeben muBteu.
- 6b. Sutbrop bat ieinen 2eib=
uno 5utterltall nit gug9ies uno pier
Pferoen an sSobn Stelsmiiller fir
1920 pertauft. - s. Soefert, meIher
iein 0otel fir bier Mtpnate permietbet
bate, iibernabm am Samitag iuieoer
ielbIt oieRegierung.- llnier alter mo6l=
befannter oeutiher 6armergluq. MeDer
mill fif nun nah lang;dbriger, barter
arbeit in Den moblDeroienten Rubeitano
begeben. Gr faufte oas neue Saus,
melhes Sobn giegger lebten CONNER
ballte, uno miro in oailelbe einsieben.
Gr miro bier bon glllen auf bas Sers=
lidIte nilltommen gebeiBen. sSpbn
Sieg9er Sog beute nit 6rau uno Gin=
bern nuh 8entipprtb, Der nelIen Sei=
matb Su. gBir rufen ibm Elm ber3li=
DIES Sebemobl 5u.
8. Reuter.
Steis friit pom 3apF, Ntihels
bodfeines Bier, bel 6riB Wieie, Dem
suuortommenoen uno fioelen Wirtb,
3. u. Mc8regor, Der neue Sruht=
tdufer, Der Den gleoator Der 6armer
Gompanp oefauft bat, fiibrt elm reelles
8eIddft unb Die Jarmer ioaten ibn be.
iuden, ebe Iie ibr getreibe pertaufen.
27a
9as 6riibjabr lit MIN oa, brinet
Sure lanopirtbi1aftlihen @erdtbe
nah Der S6mieoeiuertitatt bon Senien
Il &euter. Bfluearbeit miro garan=
tirt. pferoebeiblag uno Wagenarbeit.
@ebt fir Cure MeoBinen, SSarben,
Del uno 3apeten gum bieiigen Npotbe=
ter 5. $. 2alleD. I'm
Die 6irma Sabn Il Duncan ihrei=
tet nit Der ,3eit NIT. Sn ibrem orpben
Eager BON 6armmai6inen uno 9ueaies
baben tie jeBt Elm q No. i SIS pertbes
oSetpel Carriage 60" Yugap, bas Iie
nebit einem mpoernen ,3peirao I'M
@ertbe bon s35 in eiui94 Monaten
perIderten. Seoer Sdufer ppn gSaa=
ren i'm gBertbe BON Sl.00 erhdlt ie ein
Sifet. Seoes Sidet tann oas Suggp
poer SlcDcle aetpinnen.
Ginen guten Sropfen Geritenlaft
aus Der Dtibel 8rauerei betDmnt man
INNER frilh uno tsar beioem beliebten
g8irtb EriB Wieie.
u. S. Gtt, Der beutIhe Wagen=
NADER uno Gjrobihmieo, neben Sull
& Sutton peritebt iein Sanomert aus
Dem 6.6. uno lit jeBt bereit, feline beut=
i1en Sunoen 81 beoienen. 10a
u. q. 8rptb Der 8eihdftsiiibrer
Der aSumbolbt Supplp Co. lit BON
ieiner ginfaufsreiie 3uriideetebrt uno
bat elm groBes Eager bon gaenpaaren
getauft, ebenio S1uben, iertigen 9ln=
Siisen unb M0beIn. gBir Seisen gu1
oas Bette unb gr6Bts Eager, bas
ie in oieiem Sbeil oes Gountp's ge-
seist pnroe. Sieie gBaaren lino
fir gaar einsetauft. mesbalb Sbr
Gelo iparen t0nnt, menn Sbr bel
uns bOripredt, uno Guh ilberseugt,
mas mir gub bieten tonnen. unlere
preile lino INNER Die nieoriefen.
6umbolot Guppln So.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
WEATHER IND WAGES
Two Disturbing Factors in the
Business World During
the Week.
Otherwise the Trade Situation
Has Been Good-..Enormous
Iron Production.
Record for April Exceeds That
OF Any Other Month..-Cr0p
Outlook.

New York, May 17.-R. G. Dun 4
Companys Weekly Review Of Trade
today says weather and wages con-
tinue the only seriously disturbing fac
tors in the business situation. Excess
sive moisture and low temperature
made the crop outlook more uncertain
of prosperity in the agricultural reg
ions. On the other hand, record break-
ing distribution of pay in the Pitts
burg region accelerated retail trade,
while resumption of wooden and other
mills added largely to the active force
Transporting lines continue to make
splendid exhibits, railway earnings Tor
the first week of May exceeding those
of a year ago by 6.2 per cent and sur
passing the same weeks earnings IN
1900 by 1919 per cent. AS was indl-
Gated by weekly reports, pig iron pro-
duction attained new record for the
month of April at 1,503,326 tons and
the weekly capacity of furnaces In
blast on May /, according to the Iron
Age, was 352,064 tons, far surprising
all previous high water marks. Quo
tations continue to vary widely, ac-
cording to date of delivery, and there
is less spot business, owing to scanty
supplies and to the growing tendency
of consumers to place orders for fu-
ture delivery. Rails and structural
supplies are exported freely for deilV-
cry next year. In the dry goods mar
ket there is evidence of increased buy
ing for fall and next spring, but only
small supplementary orders for the
present season. Cold weather has re-
tarded jobbing trade at many joints
Domestic trade in cotton goods is
steady, with supplies in strong
hands but export business is dull,
More liberal deliveries of wooden goods
are reported, showing that fewer lines
are idle. The best demand is for staple
lines of mems wear and medium grades
of fancy woolens. While it is gener
ally agreed that there has been much
Improvement in the winter wheat
states since the opening of the month,
prices became somewhat firmer on the
publication of the official report of con-
dition on May 1. Exports for ten
months of the crop year assure tina
heaviest outgo ever recorded, even if
the last two month make poor exhibits.
For the past week exports We're $780,
764 bushels, flour included. against A.
023,246 a year ago. Corn advanced on
lighter receipts and reports of slow
progress in planting. Failures for the
week numbered 22s in the United
States. against III last year. and II
in Canada, against 10 a year ago."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
WHEAT RULED LOVER
Trade Dragged and Lack Of
Cable News Aided in the
Decline.
Weakness in Corn at Kansas
City Caused Slump in the
Market.
Cattle Are Steady and Hogs
Strong-.-Sheep Strong and
Lambs Firm.

Chicago. May 17.--The opening BUSH
ness on the board was uneventful again
today. July wheat started 1s@A lower
at 747s @75 on lower London cables ard
selling by local bears. There We're no
Liverpool cables, the market having a
four-day holiday.
northwest but the crowd bought light
ly on this influence, tho some COM
July up to- 1915 Weather in general
was bearish. There was still some
selling of deferred futures and the
spread between September and July
widened rs. Later the market took
on an easy tone and steadied around
747s.
Continuation of yesterdays selling
movement OF corn on bearish weather,
crop reports and freer country accep-
lance started July d shade to A4a.
lower at GIG. to 61l2. Receipts We're
small. Trade was dull early and prices
hung around the opening figures.
Trade in oats was extremely dull
early and prices made almost no APP
preciable change. July opened shade
lower at $685..
The run of hogs of 10000 under the
estimate held provisions firm momen-
tariiy, but there was a disposition to
sci land on very light trading prices
eaSed q trifle
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
THE DAY BEFORE.
FLOR CompariSon.l
Chicago. May 16

Chicago, May 16.
wheat-No. 2 red, s21a a say; No. 3
red. 79lsGS2ia;; No. hard. 77a@7s;
No. hard, 76ta@771a: May, 745s; July
opened. 1855 @755s: highest, 75a4 q 757s:
lowest, FAX G747s; closed, 747s@75.
Corn-No. 3. 62i9 @62s4; No. 8 yellow,
63G63l2; May, CO.'S; July opened, S2ss a
CPS: highest. G25s lowest, 61a4; closed,
61&@617s.
oats-No. 2. 4sA@4sA; No. 3, 400
43l4; No. white, ASK @46A: No. 8
white. ASA G45&; No. 3 white, 44445i
May. 10; July opened, 1865 @36a; high
est, 365s; lowest, 36ls; closed, 36ss q
ss2a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
Henderson Tells of Sugar Fight.

Washington, May 17.-Former SEN
ator Henderson, of Nebraska, who has
been attorney for two beet sugar COM
panies, was before the senate commit
tee on relations with Cuba today, He
related the details of the cut in sugar
at Missouri river points and said the
action of the trust was for the pur-
pose of destroying beet sugar grow
ing. He said that all previous legisz
lation had been an Invitation to grow
beets for sugar, but the proposed con-
cession to Cuba had prevented sew
eral factories from being started. He
said that farmers We're going from the
middle western states to Manitoba, but
that the beet sugar grown had ar
rested this immigration for time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
THE LIVESTOCK E.EviEw.
Best Week Of the Year fo' SeIlers-Ad.
uanca ALI ArnIInd

vance All Around.
Chicago, May 17.-Cattle-Today's
meagre arrivals We're of poor quality
and sold at low prices The week has
been the best one of the year for sell
ers nearly sll grades averaging % cents
higher than last week. The weeks re-
ceipts were $4,000, against $1,000 last
week.
Hogs-There was a lively demand
today at yesterdays late advance.
There was no slackenin.s whatever in
the demand and prices closed for the
week at about the highest for the year.
Receipts today were 1900, with 4,S00
left over from yesterday.
Sheep-There was no quotable
change in prices, and the arrivals of
about a thousand were quickly dis
posed Of
Packers are looking for large receipts
OF cattle, hogs and sheep Monday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
GRlNNELL WON.
State High School Meet Resulted in
Victory for That City-Some State
Records Broken.
Times Republican

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, May 1.-THE tickle weather
goddess smiled yesterday upon the rep
resentatives of the high schools of Iowa
in their seventh annual field meet, as
no doubt she did upon the youth of At
tea in their Olympian games twenty
five hundred years ago.
There was no wind, no dust, no ex-
cessive heat nor cold nor wind. simply
a perfect day. For twentyfour hours
our little city was given up to the as
sembled youth of the state, who came
with their sisters and cousins and
classmates to witness the valor of the
selected athletes. Many of the delega-
tons We're large, especially from Des
Moines, with their two high schools.
The meet just closed was the most
successful and with the largest attend
ance of any previous meet. The contest
was spirited and several state records
We're shattered.
The ever-cllanging makeup of the
contestants from the various schools
prevents any school from having a sure
thing and keeps awake that spirit of
uncertainty which is necessary ele-
ment in all contests.
Owing to the large number entered
for the races it was necessary to lessen
the number for the final trial and the
prelminaries were held in the forenoon.
The final meet was from . to 8: 80 in the
afternoon.
The rules gave five points to the high
school taking first place in each event,
three points for second and one point
for third. A gold medal is given in each
event to contestant winning first place,
Il silver medal for second place and a
smaller silver medal for third place;
also a gold medal is given the indi-
vidual winning the greatest number of
points.
One very agreeable feature of the
meet was the absence of any accident
O, injury to the contestants. The only
thing approaching it was when Vein
rich. from Burlington, in jumping off
the tie in the pole vault struck against
a post. but the injury did not prevent
his taking part in a subsequent event
The Iowa College Athletic Assccia-
ton, under whose management the
meet was held, gave a banquet to the
contestants in the evening at the Rand
gymnasium About IT'S enjoyed the
feast. A reception was also given to
all the visiting schools at the mems
gymnasium. which was very pleasant
affair The scores:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17

New York, May 1.-THE bank sthte-
ment is follows: Loans, decrease. $22,-
COS. 100; deposits decrease, $24,073,700;
circulation, increase, $4,000; legal ten
ders, increase, 531,700; specie, decrease
S1,664, 600; reserves, decrease, $1,132,
900; surplus, increase, $4,SS5,525.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
REPRESENTATIVE HOG Sales.

Chicago, May 17.-MiXed and butch
er hogs sold from 6.95; thirty-three
averaging 1877 selling at this figure;
eighty three mixed hogs averaging 2l9
brought 40; eightyone 239-pound
butchers brought 7.17la and seventy
nine averaging 240 sold at l.25; one
hundred and one light hogs averaging.
1T2 sold at 100; seventytive better
ones averaging 1913 brought 40, and q
small lot Of pound hogs brought
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17

m7.4o; poor to medium, 5.oo@6.so;
stockers, 2.35@5.65; cows, 1.60GG.25:
Texans, 5.25@6.50.
Hogs-Estimated receipts, $4,000: So
10 lower; mixed butchers, 6.90@7.25;
good choice heavy, 7.25@7.4o; rough
heavy, 7OO@7.15; light, 6.90Q71O;
bulk of sales, 7.00@7.2O.
Sheep = Estimated receipts, 5000;
steady; 5.25@6.75; lambs, higher $3.50
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Chicago, May II.
Cattle-Estimated receipts 200,
steady, good to prime, 7.00@7.50; poor
to medium. 5.oO@6.s0; stocllers, 2.75@
$685. cows, 15o@6.25; Texans. $500
Gao.
Estimated receipts 10000,
stronger rnixed butchers 6.95@7.30.
good, choice heavy, 7.30@7.45; rough
heavy, 6.95@7.20; light, 6.s5@7.10; bulk
sales, 7.0567.25.
Sheep-Estimated receipts 1000,
strong, 5.50@6.50; lambs, strong to 10
niger, 5.5016.s5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
Kansas CITY Grain.

Kansas City, May II.
Wheat-May. 1925; July 711a; No.
hard, "A; No. 8, 1879; No. 2 red, ITO
TN; No. 2 spring, "A.
May, 62A; September, 553s q
551s; No. 2 mixed, 63@641a; No. 2
white, 671a; No. 8, n.
Oats-No. white, 44A @44h.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-05-17
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, May II.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today.
so; unchanged; native steers. 5000
100; Texas and Indian steers. $500
$40; stockers and feeders, 3.OOq 800;
calves, 2.50@6.15.
Hegs-Estimated receipts for today
5000; steady to strong; heavy, f.25@
7.421s; packers, 7.l5@7.S5; light 6.65g
715.
Sheep-None; nominal.