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ELSEWHERE; unchanged.
Yesterdays session NJ the cotton market
was devoid of life and The results obtained
were scarel.' worth the pcucillnr. In the
early hours the trade remained II a state
Of allowance On account Of tine common
thought fathcred Ivy the wish that the
hurrau's ctop bulletin might reveal some.
thing Of Importance In the later hours
opinion was quite unsettled in view Of tie
differrat constructions paced upon that
document. Besides. there was no speculu-
tIon Of positive kind aud bulls and beats
alike came in for a share Of the pounding.
while the scalrer took tho world for lis
oyster
Barring tho advent Of he boil woeyil and
lice In the Texas district and floods in OF.
lahoma there was no taul. 10 End in TN
condition 81 the growing crop These OK
ocntions. however were sufficient TO stir
rho more faithful TO actiol and for white
there was a rally that suggested larger
ihinga The meaning " the pest is wei
known 10 the average ope,ato end doomed
larger on the horizon OF he future At the
same time there was the anxious profit.
tsIcr and very small turn TO the tide
seemed 70 satisfy the average investor. The
rfcssnrc was each lime .9t3l and the value
scale din NOT do more ham RESPOND to the
vhims Of these operators during the on
tire proceeding
Tho movement left nothing 70 relate save
abjcct exhaustion, but such state of
affairs dld not disturb the powers that no..
Bulls looked oa With sigma! satisfaction
Whom the short interest buildod its atnc
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NEW ORLEANS.


New Orleans, May - The New Orleans
live stock exchange REPORTS. Desirable cat.
tie. large ana small, stll scarce and i'm ac-
tive demand; ordinary grades In fun sup
ply and dull no cornfrl hogs on sale: in
good request; sheep butchers supplied for
awhile
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London Consols.

London May ~ Consols for money and
account sc 316. Money 2lqM2N per cent.
short bllls 2ad2 1916, three months bills
2Mm2 i3lG per cent,
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CORN SHORTS RUSH TO COVER.

house, which is supposed 10 be long 10.
00o,oC0 bushels, was calling 10 per cent
margins Stocks were decreased 1,Oo5,Oe0
bushels for the week. Receipts were l6f
cars.
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NO LIFE 10 SPECULATION.
REALIZING REyERSES ADVANCE.
Trade Awaited Crop Bulletin Which Was
Excellent in Genersl--6etter Support
on Account OF 6ool WeewL
AT THE CLOSE:

AT THE CLOSE:
Liverpool, to 2-64d lower.
New York, unchanged to 8 points
higher.
New Orleans, I pcin, up to { point
down.
SPOTS:
Liverpool, f-32d lower.
New York. Lice lower.
Elsewhere, unchanged
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CoTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS

The range o. prices at New York aud
New orleans for the active months vas as
s,ro,rs
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Houeton Railroad Reeeipts.

Following are the receipts of cotton by
the various railroads entering the city:
Bales.
houston and Texas Central ... $50
Galveston. Harrisburg and San An. lss
SIM Antonio and Arkansas Pass. .,.... 3
Missouri. Kansas and Texas.,....... |
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sis
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Houston Daily Statement.
Houston Comparative Stationery.

c,rcss reccipts thus far this week. go
Gloss receipts 26S days this season. l912.SIS
Gross receipts Pc days 1900 1901 !. ~. 80
Gross receipts 26S days 1920 1900, :, i1i % 10
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Under Martial Law.

Pawtuckett. Il. l.. June 12.-Thls
city is under martial law, owing TO a
street car strike The state militia,
under General Tanner, is patrollng
the streets and car tracks. No serious
disturbances are reported this morn
ing.
As car was passing Pawtncket and
East Avenues this afternoon amid a
volley OF stones, Vernon Peterson,
aged IA, was shot through the neck,
and died in l5 minutes. The shot came
from the car. and the responsibility ls
divided between the deputy and con
ductor, Two companies of militia
we're Immediately on the scene. but no
arrests were made.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

POLK
COUNTY
How Young Mr.. ByerS Re-
covered Hearing.

Mr.. A. J. Byers of Independence. ac-
companied by his son, A. G. Byers
called at the Journal ofice this after
noon and made a statement relative
to the condition of the younger man.
He had been deaf from his infancy
and later the difficulty gradu,
ally increased to such an extent that
he was almost totally deaf. Two
months ago the young man came to
DR. Darrin, at Hotel Willamette for
treatment, and today called at the
Journal ONCE To state that he could
hear as we'll as anybody. The report
er talked TO him in a low tone OF voice
and was convinced that his hearing
was as good as the best This remark
able cure of necessity makes the
young man feel happy, and his father
is more than pleased. Their purpose
In coming TO the Journal Office was
TO make a statement TO the public
concerning the wonderful cure.
l, A. G. Byers being duly sworn
depose and say that the above state
ment written by the Journal report
er, relative 10 my being healed OF
deafness by Or Darrin is absolutely
true,
A. G. BHERS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
e Hofer, a notary public. in salem
Oregon, this 10th day of May, 1902.
lseaLl T. HoFER,
Notary Public for Oregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
PERSONALS.

County Commissioner VIM. Miley, OF
Aurora, is in the city today on bust
ness.
Mrs. f. G.. Bowersox and Mrs 7. j.
Cheshire have gone to Sodaville for an
outing.
Ronald Glover who has been at
tending Willamette University has re-
turned to his home near Albany.
w. w. Heimbach, who has capahly
filed the position as chief clerk at
the Geiser Grand since its opening
has resigned and will take his depar.
ture on Friday next for Salem, where
he enters the employ of the Capital
City Electric Company.-Baker City
Democrat.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
A BIG
DAMAGE
SUIT
BurSeIl LindhOlm $4,000
Breach Of Promise Case

The breach of promise damage suit
for $4,000. brought against August
Lindholm. a young farmer living near
Sllyerton. by Esther Bursell, Is being
heard In the circuit court today The
Jury Il composed of Jesse Macy, J. A.
Baumgartner, A w, Veatch, w, T.
Coleman. J. A. Bishop J. A. w. Hei
declke. w. II. Petit c. W. Vedder
Moses Mckay @. sommersn o, s
Pomoroy and John Whitney. Attor
neys w. IL. and Webster Holmes are
conducting the prosecution, while j
l.. Adams, OF Silverton, and Carson a
Adams, Of this city. appear for the de
fendant.
The plaintlii charges Lindholm Will
having promised 20 marry her, and n
violation OF his agreement, alleges thai
he married another young woman o
the silyerton neighborhood, She h
suing for $4,000 special and $4,000
general damages.
The charge OF larceny against join
Daley, ct al, has been dismissed b,
the district attorney DAILY, however
Is under $500 bonds for trial ON charge
OF aiding prisoners 20 escape,
The jury in tho case OF Van n
Sears Va. J. j. Daily. et AL after si'
hours deliberatlon returned a verdic
for plaintiff In the sum or S22i.SS Thi
Is a Polk county case, and originates
In the justice court where plaintiff
secured a verdict An appeal wa
taken TO the circuit court, the defens,
being that the wife's name had beel
forged 20 the instrument. Two iurie
in the Polk county circuit court faile'
20 agree. and the case was transferre'
for trial Ia the Marion county depart
ment
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
HumOrs Of the Situation.

humorS OF tne SITUATION
There is nothing funny in having
anything to do with the capture Of such
men as Tracy and Merrill yet some
funny things happened In the excite.
ment attending the dispatch of
troops" Dr. ellis and Major Leabo,
In fun regimentals. going 10 the front
10 handle the military arm of the gov.
emment. We're inspiring as well as the
bugle blasts resounding on the streets.
The Southern Pacific directors should
pass a vote OF thanks, for the escape
has created an immense amount of
business for the railroad. forty or fifty
private citizens going TO the Geryais
battlefield on nearly every train, many
OF them carrying guns, One reporter
has been travelling back and forth
heavily armed, and saying every time
he left. "look after my life insurance
policy II l should not return" The
regular reports OF where the murderers
take their last meals created not a liz
tie merriment around the bulletin
boards. sad-faoed salem bellies throng
the sidewalks and depot grounds wait
ing at what moment loved one will
Mig az what moment a loved one will
be horne from the held on a stretcher
An sorts OF r0mors have come from
the neld at Geryais OF mllluamen be
ing shot through the hats and OF the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

Washington, June l2.-ln the Senate
Culbertson's resolution calling for an
ltemized statement Of receipts and dis
bursements Of the United States gov
crnment in Cuba, went to the callen-
dar. Senator Cullom caused furry
10y asking the Senate's unanimous con
sent for Third Assistant Secretary OF
state Pierce to accept the decoration
Of the Legion OF Honor from the
French republic. Pierce said that
Pierce was not the only man con
cerned in the Rochambeau reception
and spooner objected The bill went
over
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
HERO
OF THE
PRISON
Frank Ingram Who Saved
Gir0d'S Life
Hero Of the Prison.

Franklin Samuel Ingram, serving a
life term from Linn county, is recov-
ering from his amputated limb, and
will probably be set at liberty as soon
as the proper legal steps can be taken.
He has served at the state prison ten
years for killing his brother in a quar-.
rel over property, and has a record for
being the model prisoner. He has
been blacksmith at the shops during
all that time, and has by his service
to the state earned the taxpayers thou.
sands of dollars. Here is the first cor
rect picture taken of Mr. Ingram in
citizens clothes. A llbelous drawing
OF him has been printed in several
Portland papers.
Sketch Of Ingram.
Frank Ingram is 40 years old, and
was born at Arlington, KY, and with
his family crossed the plains and To-
Gated in Linn county, near Albany.
The mother died before the father, and
of the three sons she favored Frank,
who was her pet, and she left him and
his brother John, nearly all her share
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Spring Seat
POStS...

There are mt ny wheel riders, ladies
especially, who cannot afford to pay the
price necessary 20 procure q cushion
frame bicycle. For all such riders the
spring seat poet sOlves the problem.
Here you have post that may be fitted
TO any wheel, old or new, at a cost Of
Sl.25 to $3.50. II eontsins a coil epring
that comes in any strength to suit
the rider, and that gives the rider
the most comfortable sort Of mount, do.
ing away with all jar and jolt.
In many cases when the wheel has
been abandoned on account of III
health the riding has been resumed
ODly by virtues OF the comfort Afforded
In the spring poet.
Call aud see these posts try one II
you like - you'll never take il off your
wheel, and ii yon shouldn't like il,
money hack is the order.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

exchange Of rife shots with the muir
derers in hiding. Il was remarked by
one man, who would not be seen will
llngly within two miles of any place
of danger, that the kilograms ought to
tell whether they breakfasted a-la-carte
or ate just a plain farmers dinner. To
those at home these things appear
more funny than to the meA under the
sheriff's orders.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Fancy Wedding Cake.

In the window of the Capital Bakery,
on Court street, is one Of the finest
wedding cakes ever decorated in this
city. It is the work OF c. f. McIlwain,
the proprietor who last week was
called upon to make a similar one for
Portland parties. He is an artist in
that line.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Ilad Seen the water curs AppII

Had Seen the Water Cure Applied
Washington, June 12.--Mark Evans,
Of DesMoines. a former sergeant In
Company +. Thirty-second volunteers,
testified today before the Senate Phil
lppines inquiry committee that he had
seen two Fillpinos ducled In the bay
at Orani. In administration OF the
water cure"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
MARRIED.

SIMPSON-WEST.-At the residence
of the groom, in South Salem, al
$3.50 p. m. Wednesday, June IL, 1902
Mrs. Marguerite A. Simpson to f
l.. West, Rev. II. c. Blackwell Of
ficiating.
The contracting parties are we'll
known in Salem, where they will re-
side. Mr.. West is engineer in charge
of the Capital City ice plant
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. f. b. Ferrell and family wish
thank all the friends and neighbors
thank al 1.-The friends and neighbors
and the state officials and Woodmen
for their kind Offices and floral trib-
utes bestowed in memory Of her de-
ceased husband. In their time of
trouble these were especially well
come. and they wish all to know that
they are grateful.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

WILSON-MUNKERS.-At the resi-
dence of e. b. Keene, on East State
street, Salem, Oregon, at IL a. m.
Thursday, June 70, 1902, Mrs. Ella
Wilson to Jos. e. Munkers, both of
Linn county, Justice Of the Peace j,
ODonald officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munkers will reside at
Munkers, Linn county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Masonic Notice.

Salem lodge No. 4, a. f. and A. NJ.
will celebrate the fftieth anniversary
Friday evening, the 18th inst, a s
O'Clock. in Masonic hall, Salem. Ore
gon. All resident and sojourning Mas
ter Masons are cordially invited to be
present. BY order of Worshipful Mas
ter JOHN BAYNE, Sec.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
SENSATION
In THE
SENATE
Thurber Exposes GU
ban Relations
Connects Sugar Trust With
Reciprocity Bill
Democrats Strike a Leak in
the War Department

Washington, June 12.-The sensa-
tlon caused by Thurber's disclosures
before the Senate Cuban committee
has not subsided. That the develop
ments have disconnected the admins
tration is shown by the fact that the
president has abandoned his intention
OF going from West Point TO Oyster
Bay, on a two days visit TO his family.
Instead he will hasten 60 Washington,
and It is expected an official statement
will soon follow. Whether the beet
sugar senators will have courage
enough to propose an investigation in
TO Governor Woods expenditures is
not yet evident, but the Democrats
would like TO see It done. The latter
are highly pleased in proving direct
connection between the sugar trust
and the Cuban reciprocity movement.
Senators Aldrich and Platt, however
say that they have not changed their
determination TO press the reciprocity
bill through, as the necessity Of do
ing something for the relief Of Cuba
still exists despite Havemeyer's dis
play OF zeal. Speculation Is lively as
to where Teller obtained his copy OF
the voucher for Gen. Woods payment
to Thurber, and the latter's receipt II
must have come from the war depart
ment archives, either at Washington
or Havana Il is believed that the
Democrats have private channel OF
information from that department, and
rigid inquiry will be made 20 discover
the source of the leak.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
oahle comnanY Franehlse.

san Francisco, June l2.--The Pacific
Commercial Cable Company today ap
piled 20 the supervisors tor fran
chiae TO lay a cable from the landing
place 20 the main once in this city
They will begin work within 80 days.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Prof. Parvln,s Recital.

Owing TO the change in time for the
public school graduating exercises
the recital of the N. w. Normal Col.
lege Of Music will be postponed until
Friday evening.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

Of the property. Another brother,
Henry, got property by the fathers
will, he leaving only S. to each of the
other sons. Frank Ingram was con-
sldered a peaceable man by all his
neIghbors, but when the dead body Of
Henry Ingram was found near his
home, he confessed killing him, al
though claiming It was done in self
defense, and he was convicted on cir
cumstantial evidence and sent to the
state prison on March %, 1892. He
had trouble with the brother over the
Inheritance for some time, and tried
i'm every way TO avoid a conflict, going
to the trouble TO post notices, but
Henry came armed, and was found
dead with his shotgun in his hands,
For that crime against the laws of
Oregon. II indeed Il was a crime, In
gram has served ten years, and earned
his freedom by his gallant and sacri
ncial conduct in saving the life OF
Guard Frank Girod, at the risk OF his
own. Ten years of faithful work, a
model record, the loss of a limb tC
save a state official, ought TO earn him
his liberty.
Story Of Shooting.
While Tracy was picking his man on
the prison wall Merrill, who was neal
Ingram in the line of convlcts, haC
drawn his gun, and, with an oath, said
l"I guess I'll shoot the Frenchman"
meaning Girod. AT this Ingram spranl
and grabbed the muz2le OF Merrilp'
rifle, beating il to the ground. lie
thought he was a stronger man thar
Merrill. but oyerestimated his powers
for the latter was neryed to despera
tlon, and got the gun, and shouted be
tween his teeth, III you don't let go
III kin you" and put the ball through
his left knee where the limb has beer
| amputated. Ingram has not only a per
feet prison record. but Superintendent
Lee will gyie him a certificate o
character that Is all that could be
asked for a man not In prison. An ef
fort was once made to secure his re
lease. and large petitions are in th'
hands OF his attorney, A. o, Condit
from the people OF Oregon, California
and Kentucky, who knew ingram
from childhood, and especially all hi
neighbors In Linn county
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Who is
the Suicide

Portland. June i2,-The body OF an
unknown suicide Is at the moFgue, He
walked out into Kittridge Lake. and
fired a bullet into his head. tie had a
letter addressed 10 William Kempf,
salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

Rome. june 12.-Cardlnal Rampolla
today appointed committee OF car
dlnals 10 discuss tho raft propositions.
Il consists OF Cardinal Rampolla. Sera-
ano. yannpteli Gotti, steinuber and
Tuto.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Inquiry Into aoer War.

London. June 12.--It was announced
In tho House OF Commons today that
a royal commission ls 10 bs appointed
20 inquire into the conduct OF the
South African war.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

Washington, June 12.-McCall today
presented a memorial 10 the house
asking for the appointment Of n com
mittee TO investigate the condition of
the Philippines. The memorial Is in
behalf Of Carnegie, Charles Francis
Adams, Carl schurz and Edwin Burrltt
Smith.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
RINEMANIs RARoAlNs

Shoulders.
per h., 90
DeVlled Ham (smalD per can
5e-6 for 25e.
peVllsd Ham (lsrge) per can
t0o--S cans 25c.
sardlnes, per box
5e--6 boxes csc.
Salmon. 3 cans
25e
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 25e.
catsup, per pit bottle
1Be--2 bottles zoe.
coeoanut (bulk) per Id
16c.
Good soda (i6-ox PKG
5e-6 pkas 26e.
Corn starch. psr pkg
So.
Washing Powderper pkg
80.
Bring us your butter and eggs. w
pay highest market price, cash o
merchandise
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
Flfty,Four Graduates.

West Point, June i2-The eenten.
nial exercises closed today with the
graduation Of cadets. Ga In number.
The president departed today At
O'Clock on ths dispatch boat Dolphin.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
nsoE H1nd Walk oVsrboaTd.

Astoria. June 12.-Charles Breeders,
deck hand ON the steamer Lurllne,
was drowned. He walked overheard
with a truck.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
F. A. WIGGINS

2oS-S57 Liberty ST., Salem.
Farm Machinery, Wagons. Buggies.
Bicycles, Sewing Machines.
Sewing Machine Repairing BY N. II.
eurlsy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11
DIED..

DAVIS.-At the home Of his mother
near Crosston, Thursday morning.
June ~, 1902, of consumption, Frank
Davis, aged 20 years.
The funeral will be at the home Fri
day at 10 o'clock a. M, and burial will
take place in Rural cemetery, Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

A. M. cloueh, successor TO D.
Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 Stat
Street, Phone, office, 1851 residence
221, Salem, OREGON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
MAIDENS WHO MAY PROPOSE.

From the Nebraska State Journal.
The recent sermon of Pastor
Kloss' of the Congregational church
of Webster Grove, Mo-, in which to
promote marriage in his bailiwick
he recommen ded the young women
to do the proposing, created a great
ferment in the editorial world and
the pastor has become famous in a
night. But there is nothing neces-
sarily startling in the proposition.
When man proposes it is taken
for granted that he has made up
his mind that he is willing and able
to support his beloved as his wife.
Now that the new women has come
and has entered the industrial field
and achieved a considerable success
in competition with the other sex, it
IS no more than right if she feels able
to cherish and support husband
she should be at perfect liberty to
select her man and make him the
offer 1t was in the old times con
sidered in bad taste for the lady to
propose it as was the rule thatthe hus-
band should do the toiling for the
family. When that obstacle is re-
moved it is perfectly regular for the
lady with = good salary or income
to take the initiative.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-03
GAME LAW.

1t is unlawful to seine, net, trap
or catch in any manner from the ISL
Of March to the 18TH day Of Novem
Der, of each year, any of the fish in
our creeks or rivers, except by rod,
hook and line, gigs and spear.
Bass, pike or salmon must not be
caught between April IS and June
IS, in any manner, nor at any other
time except by rod, hook and line.
1t is unlawful to catch any pike less
than 8 inches lang, any salmon less
than 7 inches long, or any bass less
than 6 inches long, and the measure
ment shall be from end of nose to
fork Of tail.
1t is unlawful to kill fish by dy-
Mantle or any poison at any time.
Quail or partridge must not be
killed except from the 1st Of No
vember to the Goth dey of Decem.
Der, and must not b. trapped or
netted at any time.
1t is unlawful to keep o. use a
ferret for catching rabbits at any
time.
The penalties for violating any of
the above laws are severe and all
sPortsmen would do well to post
themselves on these laws.