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New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Neyv-York June L. 1908.
BEET Receipts PA 3.IS1 head,
Guiding alive. So for city slaugherers
IS the market making. with few stale cattle.
all jersey City with the exception Of
car Steers opened steady, dragged a little
later prices very little lower; ell the
stock disposed ruled steady. quality
sidered: firm light receipts Medium
choice sold 81 sDdS5 per
tilery 81 90i$5 bulls S3GS4 %,
at 81 65GS4 extra 81 10 Dressed beef
demand and firm 7d9c 10 Liverpool and
cables reported live cattle lower 1oQ11c per 10.
estimated dressed weight sheep l0i2G13c. dressed
weight. refrigerator beef S12c n The Bristol
yesterday $50 cattle Keifer;
the British King Will off this afternoon Saturday
with 263 J.. ShamberE & and So head
the Swift Beef Company all of which for the Ant
werp trade. Other shipments include 455 and
1,07S quarters Of beef the Minnehaha London
SchwarZschild q SulZberger. and the steamer
ass cattle for J. Shamberg & Son. the Cervanes will
1s2 cattle Manchester W. H. Dean;
Lucanie Liverpool. LOO o
CUdafly Packing Company: the Caribbee sheep
indies for L. 5 Dillenback making ship
from this port for the week 1880 cattle sheep
and II 67s quarters Of beef all ports Grea. Britain
with the exception OF 150 sheep.
Saies-sherman & Culver: II stable fed Pennsyivana
steers average. per NJ 10 30 1855 n
1210 10, %: 1925 r at IS Is.
1850 So 15 do 1910 n. SIS: distlllery
n. So 10. 20 do. So 20 do l227
n 20 DO, l7j n. at So do rh at s4 a0
10 1406 b at 81 l5 Is do 1866 ~ at 81 do 100
10 AT SO
J. shauaberg Son: II Chic steers 1888 n a, IS 40,
1925 70. So 35 l6 do 1862 30 Chicago
1908 10 s5 87s IS 11sS n. S. do 1853
ro SIS Is II do. 300 10. So IS: s,sIery fed
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13

,avosh. IN ali parts Of the aggressive selling
prompted and only once at mdaay ga Ine ine H
THE noon raly which only slight one, resulted from
rather sharp upturn Louis and huish Modern
bottom lands is serious ihat the sae was oe
rnanently impressed by this news however. tSe
snression through Influenced TO some extent
h an unsatisfactory export trade and weakness In forelg
seller al other times the Chicago market It vas re
rorted from Manitoba that crops there never showed
abundant harVess IN the conntrys history
tine shipments aggregated l. 600 bushels OF aDGae
about the same as last year ahd
olearances very small again On export account cslb
wheat ahost basis We're as follows; NO NJ
Duluth No hard Manitoba. SoSsc 10 arIiNS;;
s67sc both arrive; No red NevYoTk. 81 &C. noiLa
-. CORN-In contrast with the depression OF "nesi
yesterday. held steady all day and let on on
from the previous night While some eoH's 49,
the temperatures n Western States the iaP;
fovC corr
light country offerings ath0ugh o esq
sesboard points the exporter fouild pe oIIt
took only three loads here with eight loaoS a. ie
ports. Reports Iowa said farm Work was IN
corr planting finished by the 10th inst Cables
steader. seabosrd clearances sun very nsd ,i
shipments I.6930o0 bushels eotpare1 VIII
s34. 600 bushels last week No corn csea s at d M
sec afoat; No White 90 &c a 9no Sc9g2 o
yellow. 56izc ahoat- Oats uIy pats IN IN aotiS,e
showed considerable strength times with shorts acNe
buyers. but later positions seemed niue '
strength Locally cash sales were loEovo
white 1870: track white 40z@46c. and standard whie
a.oat State Tve 5slS 5ac wheat including -four.
exports for the week ended July j accoIQs -oS oo5
basbels last week and 34oo3I4 bushels this week last
year Wheat exports since July aggregate %l51!<i--
bushels against 49, 215 bushels last season
rts sgrrecate S2aSl5 bushels against 1O3S oushels
Iae week and ~ S9l year ago For the nSca!
year exports 6S275527 bushels against as
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

15c higher prime steers s5GS5 G. 81 R poor 2os 80
81 6oaS 20 hefers 81 5OQs4 So Gamers 81 69qS2 o
bulls s. 5Oa$4 calves 81 5os6 Texas red oge
Is 656 left over steady closed 59ioc high
se 2oG6 rough heavy $ 9cgse 90 ac6ts asf5 COG
S3ea5v ~ strong Good to choice wethers 81 6oqS9 30
fair to choice mixed So 25@s4 60 native lambs - 'V@
Sc 75 - ., ...,,tars, .n,,shed goods
Cincinnati H9gsActve l9wsr 5as4 45gs4 9S
cattle steady. 81 50lS4 go; sheep, steauS' g
lambs, dull lower, 81 25gSi ., 1,ota+s steady
East Buffalo June = 86S5 s. butchers steers
s. 25Q$5 cows heifers s. 25a$4 %; bulls bulls 20 s 3
Sc 5g2oc 90 hishsr ssgTy @ Gas :? 49, stags
S4a$4 So Sheep and LamosAetve Sam. aaa 2 ethers
sPG sPGG 25 Ewes S4 50@$4 10; sheep. top mixed $2gs9
dOerty 9gqs 9sas5 s5 Sddd s. ssa$5
Active Prime aoas6 80 sapms ms ToESs nsayg @
s. = Sheep~Steady wethers. 81 L0g$4 3d. choics
Eearlngs- s. 25aS6 so: veal calves. Sl4Sl 20
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York June =. I7Jo
coFFEE-To-days coffee market was a *erE " zoo
,>.5r The total sales amounting only mater o. 7'oV
-. -rba r1sref apened quiet unchanged PRICES Al
generally unchanged 70 pclilt9
Se,+e-rter which was points higher unoer
Iiet covering IN of offerings OWING 70 te
1S@l5sr holiday Of Thursday there were no quo'atioLs
tom bst source and European markets atter open
developed reactlonarE leiioeS;'
f5srburg closing only partial 4 pig highe m
unchanged The only caple re
1S s-1, Fraz was that placing the interior Santos
~sc-frts st about 10000 this figure oeine sghly
causing some freer offerings
- rbe late positions Brazilian however snow no
Hsrv rreer desire to Notwithstanding the Iact la
they are not generally thought 10 be IN a 1f
condition the chief sales IN the local
e-l-er these davs against Brazilian purchases oe
ing are naturally restricted while there seems 70 %
Si,gzh sentiment encourage demand The spot
was quiet quotations the basis OF S1Sc toF f'o
The range prices in the local market To-Day
raT1ou
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-York. u 1903.
BEANS AND F,EAsNeitheT exporters nos home buyers
showing pluch interest. and there duh
e for nearly ali varieties Prices held about steady
owing the smalness % the
figures Is rather Beans,
choice per bush 50 75Gs2 So DO medium 81 30
DO pea 81 30dS2 35 do red kidney O5dS3 l0 do white
kidney. 81 7os2 IS DO black turtle soup 81 70as2 do
yellow s. 4GGS2 10: 40 lima California z0
Italian medium. S2aS2 20; DO foreign
81 759S2 G green yeas Scotch. bags prime. bush.
81 G01sf g.
RITTFR-The weakness that NV
followed by
today the call Change aggregating 2s9
tubs made &C. and hgure
became the current trading basis from store ex-
goods long lines brought 46i.c
rule speculative buyers disposed until
week Ifnderzrades of k
there little easier market
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
COTTON RECEIPTS.
The following the total receipts all
ports snice September 1. 1902 June II. 1903:
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 12-Closng: Wheat-Spot steady: No 2
red Western winter No Northern spring ss Ia
No California 6s Sd; futures quiet July 6s 3hd. Sep
5s Id; American mixed old 5s I'D futures oIer,
June nominal. July. I'D: September. 5%d Peas
Canadian dull 5s 9Isd. F1our-St Louis fancy winter
quiet SIS Sd Hops at London dacihc CoasU steady IS
i2smt6 Beef quiet: India Pork nrr,
prime Western. SIS Sd Hams-short cut IA 10 ID
n. finn SOS Cd Bacon firm Cumberland &c 10
TO n. long clear light
rb. SOS: long middles heavy 35 to 40 M
5s; clear backs 20 rb 5ls clear bellies ii
TO i6 10 sos Shoulders-Sduare: II 10 1S 10. firm AIS
quiet prime Western. in tterces As Cd American
refined pals AS Buter--Good United States steady
75s Cheese quiet American finest white 53s colored
24s Turpenftne-
Spirits quiet 39s Rosn-Conrnon steady Ss nd
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13

The local market so cotton advanced 10 points 70
u S5c for rniddling upland 1260c for middng Gulf
sales bales markets teleGraphed
foioNs Mobile nominal unchanged AT lie Savannah
firm higher 1l&c. sales hsles Augusta hr1n-
unchanged 12c; sales. bales Wilmington nominal
Baltimore nominal. unchanged
81 DC 81 Louis errn. &c higher a 12c- Norfolk
steady unchanged 12c: sales. bale. Galveston firm.
10 higher al l2i4c SeV-Orleans firm. unchanged
7-16c sales 625 heies Estimated receipts at New
COO bales. against 33S
Galveston expects $50 bales
against hales last Houston
expected 70 100 bales. 772 last
and last
Of 81 the ports today for the week
compared with tha totals of week previous and of
rhss vreek3 ssf
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For week ended Friday. June II. 1909

Net receipts all United ports during
13o71
% eS4
Total receipts since September 7613333
Total date last
Exports for the week Is 753
Exports for week last 90
Total exports September 1............ $50 S24
Total date last
Stock at all United States ports 273 255
year 8sl e72
Stock at ali interior towns 59s21
Stock all interior towns time last I34
Stock az Liverpool same time last year 94SO00
tine last ....-.-.. az 900
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13

special Liverpool cables Spot
irregular sales speculation export 500.
erfcan 5000 receipts 1000 Niddlug upland. 8 SOD.
FgUres opened steady. point decline closed feyeTis.
163sT1e points higher months and Sml31z
CHER late months June, 6.60d June-July 654d.
JUly-August ssQ6 49d: August-Septenber 63GS 34d:
sspembeT-Gctobef bS0G5 sid. October-Novelber
rnber-Iecembor. 5-30d53ld: Decenaber-Janusry.
b2zd: February Esd: February March 251
2ed Manchester-Tarns very firm. hut prices asked
check business cloths SLOWLY
FLOUR AND MEEI~The -four market retained its
arId fairly actixe Al opening
Spring psients 81 40GS4 60. 81
81 rs winter patents 75as4 1o spring clears Sc $50
81 s9GS2 80: red dog s2S6s24 SC TO RYE
rIOITR-FgTm quoted. Fair good. s. Ss&S3
fancy 3O6S3
Kiln dried s3as3 10. brand BAG MEAL
quoted Fine white and yellow. 81 40dSl
coarse 81 OsGsI FEED-StesGsr quoted: Spring
spot arrive 200 10. SIS 90: spring
iddiinE SO sGas23 in 200 n sacks city feed s2l
ns2l so nseed oilcake So honny chop. 800 80 bulk.
arrive: olIneal SIS so.
cRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat Tnarlze. Friday
conditions. which he
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June -. p m.-Cotton-spot in limited de-
prices 1916 points higher American middling
fair. lsd good middling: 69Sd niddling; 6s2d low
rlddng good: good ordinary, 6.S6d; ordinary 616d.
the 5000 bales. OF which 500
speculation export included
Receipts, 1000 Futures opened steady
feversh American middling. June. GOD June and
July 6.54d. July and August 6 4S66 49d: August and
September 633d8 34d; September and October. $500
5.s1d October and November. SID November De-
cember. 30GJ SD December and January. 527d;
airy February .26d; February and March, ; 25Q
K
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
NAVAL STORES.

The market somewhat easier for spirits turpentine
owing To light local demand Rosin steady, and so
was tar with a demand for both articles with
prices unchanged We quote;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbs. 4s9
zai2c a.,.zo.-
TAR-Pine bbls, 81 10; oil bbls, 81 40GS4 10 49,
good strained, 81 t1GSz 10; h ~
@S2 25 f 81 30ds2 35; G. 81 35aS2 90 H 81 So s. 80;
50 30: " ", 81 l0d$4 20
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpsntine- 500 pols
charleston june 12-Turpentine steady 4514e. Rosin
steady: sales 100 bbs: A and C. 81 65 D. 81 20; E,
"a 75 F. 81 50; G. H 81 So l. 81 S. K, 81 30; NJ
s.: n So 65: W C. So 49, W ". s. A.
Wilmington, 12.-Sprits turpentne steady 46c:
receipts. las casks Rosin drn 81 10 receipts 292 bbs
Crude turpentine firm 81 10 50 and 81 % receipts. loi
savannah June 12-Turpentine firm 46c; receipts. eo6
bbs sales exports Rosin firm. receipts, 1877
bbs sales 4ses; exports. 1851. Quote; a, and c.
81 40: D. 81 rs; E. 81 50, F. 81 So G. 81 90 H 81 80,
s. so; K 81 50 NJ 81 95; y $3 " G. So 10: " W So 40
London. June -TurpentiLe-Sprs. 36s I'd Rosn--
American strained, 5s Sd fine, 9s.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
stock n Eayre S.377o00 bags, of which : l2looo are
brazilian Last week 34l4oo0 and 2145eco oass' ie-
'sy sl,,,,ical position Of Brazilian coffee fol
Visible supply
time 1902

COT~TON-Of the notable price movements during
all cotton perhaps
surpsssed the right about face executed N me
market morning. The trade had gone nome on
themselves that last they had
Wicked The ton notch of the In the morning
Liverpool anywhere from is 10 30 points higher
at an advance OF 149
2e the South buy
ing commission houses bought IN volume July
the highest price Of the season,
far behind the record selling at
advance OF - points. or
$3.50 contract At this level the general list was
the demand from shorts suhsloed trading
became less active prices forced down under
pressure until july reached j. oc and Au-
gust &c months showing decline
16 points. The attainment Of this level was
followed y e period Of rregula-ity. and the market
ruled comparatively quiet with prices seesawig WITHIN
rather narrow range last hour liquidation be
came general however and uTices declined 10 the
lowest level session July selling down 10 12oSc
August 1l66c. Just before the close there was
finally barely steady at
net Of 1890 points Sustaining in
into sight falling below
lsst years small tcrorroWs receipts al
said to exist in the
nearby op+ons Superintendent Kings regular weekly
movement figures follows: Port receipts l50ZS
II. $50 bales last overland 70 mills
Canada bales. against 1883 bales last year,
Southern ESTIMATED "a o bales against
2s 2z5 baies last interior
bales. against 47.130 bales last
Tots Port receipts -61S.1s9
bales against 7s15SaS bales last year overland 70 hiis
snd Canada iG5024S bales agains: le45O4 bales last
taings Estimated lS96oo0 bales
against bales last stock at interior towns
September ! $3.50 bales as compared with
against 10 17560s last year The
crop is for s5 DAYS this year against
2s6 days in 1eol-e2 -, -, - 49,
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo 12Four steady WheatSPTi1ds fe di iteS9y So
white Sic No Sic Corn fairly STEADY M No Ibe
4I&@42c: No mixed 3szc. Canal freights-Wheat &C.
eV hieaSo aS June i2The leading ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady; No
spring 7S979c: No g. T4g7Sc; No red I52l ioc
= corn 4SAc yellow 4SS4c; No 2 oats, 3sc; No
white, 391zc; No white, SSSs4c; No rye. 5O1c good
No l laxseed 81 10: No l Northwestern 81 l22; prime
timothy seed SO 75 clover grade S1 50qS1f 10
pork per bbl S179S17 122 lard 100 NJ IS SOq
S2: short ribs 50 20QS9 35 dry salted
shoulders Cboxed SsGSS 12z short clear sides tboXed
whiskey basis of high wines 81 80 On the
16214c; daries, 15d1si4c Eggs steady at
included. 1324G14l4c Cheese steady. 1910
Duluth June 12-CIose: Wheat to arrive No 1 hard.
sic; No ! Northern. 7912c; No Northern 7Sc; July
1912c: September. 72$c.
Northern Sc No Northern ssGS4c; July. 75s 75.c.
sample 4665Sc. Corn-JuIy 4sl4c
Minneapolis. 12-Close: WheatCash T99sc; July.
1880; September 7IsG71Ac: track No hard, S09Sc
No l Northern. 79asc: No Northern. 1850; No
Northern 77Q7Sc FourFirst patents 81 20GS4 so;
Q5q$ clears So 10aS3 20 second clears.
Philadelphia, June 12-Wheat quiet but steady: con
June 5312 Oats hrmer: No white clipped, 4412c.
easier; Western creamery. 2212123c; do
nearby prints 24c firm; good demand fresh nearby
Western 1Sc loss off, do Southwestern lie loss off
new 11611Ac: fair good 1014 61024c. Receipts
Flour 200 bbls IO76000 10 in sacks; wheat L600
bush; 1900 bush oats. 5000 bush Shipments
Wheat bush 1000 bush: oats. 1000 bush.
St Louis. 12-Close: Wheat lower; No red cash
elevator July. 7724c; September 129sc: No 2
September 467s Oats strong; No cash nominal July
S7fc September. 33l4c No white nominal
Toledo June l2-Cloverseed dull and frm October
s. 57i2 prime timothy. ST 75.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13

PENNSYLVANIA
81 RAILROAD
STATIONS Of West Twsny,hisd Sfse,s Street 'ha
CThe Ieavns time Dssbrss.s' ;assr .saa saa
tha iStn bsfow is for rf
sHsept where sisene asG
Cars Fer Chicago IndqnapqlT and psn Sleeping
Smoking and Observation Cars. Cincinnati. 4ndiana'
16 S St Isps M pENsYLTAN1A RnlRE
ee SPns cars DPins Por aSo GieTeand RssEo
1 5 To,sd: AHD 11 cncnha S h2Gi and
!ndianapos Chicago St L9qs Dppfl PalmSn man Sleeping
Smoking and Observation Cars For Chicago A0's0'
s55 ?af s. M sr D2i1E hoT1s iGns
CncR9at ma do 5ndaRap21s OH Wa Sensndoah I0uss
s.55 p VI. YVES WEsTERN ExPREss-For Chicago F0r
7 eufeRf M RP&cFc P5ts9SFET ETag neg
Route connecs Tor CIexeand EXCEPT egrxcTTATI sa%TFATI Ex
PREssfor PittsbuTg Cleveland. Cincinnati
WAsHIXGToN AND THE SOUTH. co-.-
755 s25 925 Dining Car( 1910 16 s. Dinns Ca)
land streets 10 20) Dining Ga aar5eses and Corandt
Streets 22U S25 'Congressiona LiTnisedi s ,nng Carr
fPa g 6inng Rhhs caT1 q p m 10 night gPsaX S sns
35 2 DR2s m @ ca5 I9S niPf nite Pag25 s95
9aBg css and z olahds niaf s5Teets Dining Carr
s6i2TERS = F m RAWAY-Express 3z5 42S p m Il 0
AFLANTic COAST LINE-Express. s25 a m ana
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express l. % p H.
NoRFoER 5f Il K ASD SfS %EsrERN RAILwAT-FOr Memphis
cfiEsAPEAKE as Ms sas s oT7To RA1LwAT-755 m week
FR 9Ryc $ and Po2SP i P PoRT 70 fS5RT and NoRFoLK75 m
ATT9S4c 3n3 $o s TssSays Bns:
SUNDAYS 81 75S Id a5ar5 m coaches on weekdays Par
Ior Smoking Car. Parlor Cars DINING Oai' @ti1 ~
Coaches Sundays.
For points on New and Long Branch railroad 10
West Twenty-third Street Statonl 500 a O 95
IS 10 and "a 7S n m Des5r6sses Desay and coTans
Streets, 8 go 400 m r. 20. 230. $40 = 70 ano 0-'
D m weekdays. Sundays 9.45 a m. 500 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 7o5 755 7.55 Dining Carr 25. $50 Ies 20 Ipie
and ortiand Streets 1920 Dining Car). 10 % (Fenh
Limited 1885 Dining Car II 90 a. m l-;o9 (r(Is142
Streets 20J 2.55 S.25 Dining Car} 80 p; 4;2 80
DINING carr 455 Dining Carr ass Chicago Ldh1i.e1
Germantown Jet only) 300 CDlning Sall
COS 75j Dining carr S.25 925 Dining carr 800 toS'
Louis Limited 955 1925 Genna Limited) 10 % (Dln-
325 DINING Carr 3.55 Dining Carr. 553 Chieago
Limited for Germantown jet oniyl 100 Ds ~ M ,ISEt
555 Dining Carr. !55 p sSS 20 %, p M Il ~ is
Offices, 461. 1854 lib and 26l broadWsy 70
Fifth (beoY 23d St); 263 Fifth Avenue corner
House; West Tv enty-tnlrd SIreSC
Station stations foot OF Desbrosses and Corttnt
Streets Court Street Street $50 Broadway
Annex Station. Brooklyn; Slato1;;
Jersey city. The New York Transfer Company VII
eIsnbo5e :a4 Fgbteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
W. w. ATTERBURY. J. R WOOD
General Manager Passr Trafhc manager.
GEO BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
York City. South Ferry. LIuerty
Chicago, PitSsburg. "I2lO IL
Chicago, Columbus l2 65pm. OUDu. Diner.
Pitisburss, Cleveland. - : 35pm-
"Pfttsbur- Limited. - 655pm O. Buffet
Cincinnati, ST. Louis. 10 10 10 Is Sleeper
Cincinnati. Il. Louis. 10 25an-
Cincinnati, st. Louis. - 6.55pm 7.0Opm Buffet
Norfolk fl2 50pm : Otpm Diner.
.DaiIy tDaily. except Sunday. sSunday only.
Offices: 16I. 261. 434. 1900 Broadway Astor House
25 Union Square W, 391 Grand n. 3+3 Fulton
BROOKLYN South and Liberty checked
from hotel or residence destinaton-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13

Refined steady. 61sd.
Cottonseed oil-Hull refined-Spot
Australian In London firm. Sos 6s
New-York tribune., 1903-06-13

Linseed oil steady. 25s.
firm. 22s Sd Iailow-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-14
The Vision of Birds.

Birds have very acute vision, per
haps the most acute of any creature
and the sense is also more widely diff
fused over the retina than is the case
with man. Consequently a bird car
see sideways as well as objects in front
Of it. A bird sees, showing great un
easiness in consequence, hawk long
before it is visible to man. So, too
fowls and pigeons find minute scraps
of food, distinguishing them from
what appear to us exactly similar
pieces of earth or gravel.
Young chickens are also able to fine
their own food, knowing its position
and how distant it is, as soon as they
are hatched, whereas child only very
gradually learns either to see or tt
understand the distance of objects
Several birds, apparently the young OF
all those that nest on the ground, car
see quite well directly they come on;
of the shell, but the young Of birds thai
nest in trees or on rocks are born biint
and have to be fed.-Chambers' Jour
nal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-14
THURSDAY.

Young Physicians Drowned.-Dr.
Adolph Cudell and DR.. Ernest H.Luete,
two prominent young Cleveland physi-
clans, were drowned in Lake Erie, at
Cleveland, Wednesday night while
swimming.
Shot Prison keeper.-Prison Keeper
James II. Gunderman of the New York
State reformatory, was shot by con-
rict named Moore, whom he had
threatened to report for violation of
the rules.
Bryan a Farmer DeIeeate.-Gover-
nor Mickey of Nebraska has appointed
w. J. Bryan one of sixty-two delegates
from. Nebraska to the National Farm
ers' congress at Niagara Falls Septem-
Der %.
Must Speak EngIish.-Judge Clifford
D. Gregory, in rejecting sixty applica-
lions for naturalization papers, estab-
Iished a precedent by making the fol-
lowing declaration: 81 will not nat
Iralize any person who comes before
me and is unable to speak the English
language sufficiently to make himself
understood"
Reproaches the King. Michael
Davitt, in long letter published in
the London Daily News, reproaches
King Edward for his failure, during his
s'sit to Ireland. to exercise royal elem.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-14
DIN ESDAY.

Demolished the Town.-A tornado
struck the town of Salt Fork, Okla,
Tuesday afternoon and completely de.
molished the town, though no one was
killed A. section boss on the Frisco
road was seriously injured.
Absconded With $11o,0oo.-In a cir.
cular issued by the police, giving a de-
scription of Willard S. Allen of Bos-
ton, absconding treasurer of the
Preachers Aid society of the New
England Methodist conference, the
amount of the embezzlement is given
as $4,000 a figure considerably in
excess of former estimates.
Mob Attacked Them.-Joseph Hal
lier, Alabama district organizer of the
United Mineworkers of America, was
shot and seriously wounded in the arm
at Horse Creek, Ala, and B. L. Greer,
colored, was assaulted and severely
beaten by crowd of angry citizens.
Mr.. HALTER had been to Empire with
Vice-President Greer, where a small
local of the United Mineworkers was
organized, and the two men were
about to take the train for Birming-
ham when attacked.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-08-14
FRIDAY.

Wireless Overland Test.-Practical
test overland of the DeForest wireless
telegraph system was made in Cleve-
land, O., Thursday Signals were re-
ceived from Buffalo, distance Of $50
miles, direct.
Driven to Suicide.-William G. Sha-
piott, for the past eight years one Of
the most prominent mining and real
estate men of Colorado Springs, shot
himself through the heart in his Of
fee. He left note saying that finan-
sial troubles had driven him to sui
eide.
Shot a Strike Picket.-John G. Wei
ler foreman in the cornice factory OF
e. A. Rysdon & Co., in Chicago, while
being attacked by union pickets, shot
and killed Michael Sweeny, a union
cornicemaker. Weller had antagonized
his union by remaining at work while
most Of his former fellow employees
had gone on strike.
He overwhelmingly, with his
last cent gone, Charles j. Davis, un-
der sentence for forgery in the Illinois
State reformatory, who had violated
the parole under which he was re-
leased from that institution, gave him.
self up in New York and asked to be
taken back to prison, as he had no
hope of making an honest living.
Ship Sailed For a Year.-After a
voyage lasting more than year, the
French bark Grand Duchess Ogla, with
general merchandise cargo, Thursday
arrived in the Columbia river at Port
land, Ore, from Antwerp. Her jass-
age is one Of the longest on record.
The Ogla encountered numerous
storms after leaving Antwerp.