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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

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The evening world., 1903-10-05
THE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat opened weak to-day, prices be-
ing of l cent in comparison with Sat
urday's closing figures. This was due
to the weakness OF cables. heavy Rus
Sian shipments last week. sharp de-
clines in the outside MARKETS and lack
of support. Corn broke about 5rs OF a
cent with wheat and in the absence of
unfavorable crop news. Trade was
mostly professional in both markets.
New York's opening prices were
bid. Corn-December. 81; May. 40 a..
Chicago's opening prices were: Wheat
May, Il "a to IS: December, 70 "a to
Z. Corn-May, - "a to 70 rs. Decem-
Der. i4l-2,
New York's closing prices were: Wheat
May. SO Ia: December. SO Ia bid. Corn
May. 80 5-S bid; December, 80 rs.
Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat
October. 76 IA: December. 76 5-S bid:
May, Il LIZ bid. Corn-october. A;
December, ~ as; May, A is.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
COTTON PRICES WAIVER.
weather Report and Liverpool
Weakness Affect Values.

Weakness marked the opening OF cot
ton to-day, with prices IA to II points
lower In near options, due chiefly to
fears OF October notices, The only un-
sa~tlsfa Glory points in the map were
some heavy rainfalls in Texas and pos
slbillty that low temperature In the Cen
trail states would work South. october
was off Il and December II points, while
me rest Of the list was down from -
TO II points. Galveston and Savannah
receipts we're 5000 bales over last year,
Later advIces from Liverpool reflected
decided weakness, which led to renewe
selling here, but as there seemed TO be
fairly good supporting orders on hand
IA slight rally occurred.
The opening prices were: October. s,25
offered; November, 9.3l to 932. Deccm-
her. 9S to 929: January. 929 TO ESQ;
February, 9Sl bid. March. 9,3S 10 sSi3
April. $40 Did; May, 9H TO s42: June,
9.l2 bid 7
The closing prices were: October, 81
10 9l2: November. 9l7 TO BIS; Decer9,
Der, $50 to g,2l; January. go TO S.2i,
February, 925 To 9.2G; April. 933 to 9,ai
june, 9.37 to 939: July, 9.3S to 939. u
The market closed easy,
The evening world., 1903-10-05

OF a business woman with my name
linked TO Alex Young. 1 am simply
helpless. and yet he has sought At to
make me appear little better than a
woman OF the Streets
Mrs. Young then told OF the lengths
to which Young had zone 90 get re-
venge on his FORMER wife. Louise Nc
Alllster.
Reception IL Chilly.
After she married Mr.. longer" she
continued. "she sailed for Europe with
her husband after Young had kidnapped
the child at the dock. Before she and
her new husband had arrived in Paris
tho story Of her divorce. the kidnapping
and the second marriage had preceded
her.
Tho Consequence was that the poor
girl did not get the cordial reception
she expected. Who was responsible for
his i? There was only one person on
earth mean enough to have lone 1t"
Mrs, Young then told what a fascin.
ating man Young 10 with women who
are young and trusting. "He Ia one OF
the beat takers I ever knew In my
The evening world., 1903-10-05
IN PLOT
TO BLOW UP ROAD
Prisoner Supposed to Be One of
Gang Of Dynamiters Who De-
manded $4,000 from North
ern Pacific Railway.

HELENA. Mont. Oct. "a man CIV
ing the name OF Langdon has been ar
rested IN connection with the Northern
Pacific b~lackmailing conspiracy. Sus-
piclon was attached TO his alleged ac-
tton in buying powder for a mine which
had been idle for years.
The time-limlt set by the blackmail-
ers for the railroad to deposit $4,000 to
save the road from being injured by
dynamite expired last night, but no
move was made by the dynamiters TO
put their threat in execution.
The tracks were carefully guarded at
every point,
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 5.-General
Supt. Kimberley and General Passenger
Agent Fee, OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad. when asked to-day II there
we're any new developments in the $4,000
Matchmaking plot against the road by
Montana bandits, said there was not.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Judge Holt Orders U. S. District
Attorney Youngs, His Stenog-
rapher and inspector Little
to Show Cause. &.
DIsoBEYEp suBPoENAs.
Denied Validity Of Commissioners
Processes, and Application Now
10 Made to Have Than Punished
for Staying Away.

Stayed by an order Of United States
District Judg eHolt, restraining further
bearings in the action for remova
brought against George w. Beavers.
the indicted postal oficial. the exami-
nation set for to-day Of the former
Chief of the Salary and Allowance d.
vision was adjourned to Oct. 10.
Judge Holt signed three orders re-
turnable on Oct. 0 at IL O'Clock. reauir-
ing United States District-Attorney
Youngs. of Brooklyn; the latters ste
noErapher. Miss Amy Wren. and Post
ONCE Inspector Frank e. Little to ap-
pear before him and show cause why
they should not be punished for con-
tempt of court in disobeyins subpoenas
issued by United States Commissions
Hitchcock. requiring their attendance
as witnesses on Sept. 10 at the exami-
nation of Beavers.
A similar application was made be-
tore United States District Judge La
oombe on FRIDAY last, but that judicial
oficer said he knew OF no section OF the
Federal laws authorizing him to punien
a recalcltrant witness who had wilfuily
ignored a subpoena issued by a United
states OOmull4biOnoT. ~ uoNcfopCu s"A
even the Commissioners right to Issue
such a process was in doubt.
The order to show cause was secured
on affldavits of Mr.. Seabury. Beavers's
counsel. and William Klein. a clerk in
the formers office. who swore that sub
poenas had been served upon MT.
Younes. Miss Wren and Inspector Lit
tie. District-A Attorney Youngs and Miss
Wren ignored the %subpoenas, informing
the process-server that they did not
consider COMMISSIONS Hitchcock's sub
poena was binding when served Without
the district wherein he had Jurisdiction:
Inspector Little, 1t Is said. remained
away, having been advised that the
Commissioners subpoena carried no au-
thority.
ments returned against Beavers IN
Washington for alleged conspiracy In
connection with the Columbia Supply
Company and the International Record
ing Company are scheduled for Oct. IL,
but II Ia probable hat they will also be
adjourned until q later date IL Judge
Holt has not decided the motions to
punish the three d~isooedient witnesses
BY that time.
Mr.. beavers was not present in court.
The evening world., 1903-10-05

life." she said. HE seems to be a man
who can capture women whenever he
wants them, In spite Of his reputation"
Are YOU going to sue for a divorce?"
Mrs. Young was asked.
III have not thought. of that she
answered. THE first thing I want to
do is to prove that | am his wife. It's
no honor, goodness knows. but II would
DO a %dishonor were IT. not proved. I
dom want hds money; / don't want his
name and / dom want even his ac-
quaintance. but I want recognition until
I can sever the bonds that make me his
wife"
With Mrs. Young to-day were her
mother and her younger sister, the lat
ter very III.
''Do you think I will bring disgrace
on that child?" said the young woman.
mot IL | can help It,"
Mrs. Young has been married twice.
Her first husband married her when she
was a little girl and married her Sc
cretly. A divorce wal secured by her
and few persons knew OF the existence
OF the first husband.
II don't want to bring his name In
Il, either she said. "Ho has enough
without this disgrace that Alex Young
Is trying to thrust on me-"
Justice Seymour and his wife both de-
clare that Young and Miss Tronnen
were married. and corroborate her state
ment In every way.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Halt In steel strike.

PITTSBURG, Oct. a-The officials OF
the .Amalgamated Association OF Iror
Steel and Tin Workers have not. as W,
ordered a strike at the New Phil ,,a,'
phia, o.. plant for the enforceIran, -,
the limit OF output clause In tho -
Efforts are being made by Tho mano
bers OF the Executive Ro,rd =, ~
Sixth District to adjust ,he ai1an.,
and no action viii b. ,aten un,m .
further report is hoard from ,hom
President shafrer stated to-day that ,hs
TOT an amicaok settlement ' "opeo
The evening world., 1903-10-05
NOT IN THE SYNDICATE.
Independent Bookings still Made
for Hurtis q scamon's Theatres.

Independent Bookings still Made
for Hurtig q seamon's Theatres.
The statement in a despatch from
Syracuse hat the booking of all inde-
pendent attractions for tho theatres
controlled by Hurtig q seamon had
been cancelled and that h~ereafteB their
houses would be open only to syndicate
attractions. IN denied here.
Ben Hurtig refused inquiry in refer
ence to the matter to Stair & Havlin.
who. make the bookings for the Hurtig
& Seamon theatres in Syracuse n
Rochester. and George H. Nicolai. OF
that firm. said:
1.-The statement ia not correct. We did
cancel three nights bookings of Isabel
Irving in The Crisis. because we CON
aidered II would be better to play Miss
Irving one night in each town later in
the season. The Hurtig. & Seamon the
aires are not closed against any worthy
attraction, Independent or syndicate
The evening world., 1903-10-05
The October Notion Sale.
Pins-Every Kind.

Plume & Atwood's American Toilet
Pins, two most desirable sizes, papers
containing 800 pins, our regular
price Sc; special at &c.; dozen 2oc.
Kirby g. Boards Queen Own Brand
English Toilet Pins, two most desir-
able sizes, paper containing 500 pins,
specaI at Sc.
D. F. Taylor g. Co.'S English Toilet
Pins, two most desirable sizes, paper
containing 800 pins, our regular
price ioc. and i2c.; special at 7c.
D. P. Taylor & Co.'s English Pin
Books, containing 4So white, black
and mixed pins; special at SC.
Toilet Pins, best American make,
half-pound boxes, special at 16c.
Kirby & Boards English Toilet Pins,
sizes 4, 5 and 6, three most desira-
BILE sizes, half-pound boxes, sold
elsewhere at $50; special at 24c.
D. F. Taylor & Co.'S Gold Medal
Brand English Mourning Pins, large
one-ounce boxes, sold elsewhere at
toc.; special at 7c.
Jet and Mat Head Veil Pins, sixty
assorted sizes on a sheet; during this
sale, &c.
Pearl Lace Pins, round heads. nicely
finished, dozen &c.; larger sizes,
round or oval heads, dozen at ioc.
Pearl and CRYSTAL Hat Pins, pretty de-
signs, long stems, sold elsewhere at
15c.; special at ioc.
Imitation Shell Hair Pins, straight
and crimped, sold elsewhere at 2oc.,
special at i5c.
Shell Hair Pins, Macy's Brand, very
smooth, straight or crimped, boxes
of one dozen; special at 2tc.
Hair Pin Cabinets, filled with as
sorted Hair Pins, sold elsewhere at
1oc.; special at Sc.
Safety Pins, Clinton Brand, small,
medium and large; sold elsewhere
at Sc. and &c. dozen; special at Sc.
Safety Pins, celebrated Stewart
Brand, small, medium and large
sizes, sold elsewhere at SC. and &C.
dozen; special at SC.
Safety Pins, Capsheaf Brand, small,
medium and large, sold elsewhere at
SC. and &c. dozen; special at &c.
Neuss's Pin Cubes, containing 200
Jet, white or assorted Pins, sold
elsewhere at 15c.; special at 1oc.
Hair Pin Cabinet, fancy designs, pin
cushion top, three drawers filled with
English Hair Pins, assorted sizes, spe-
cal at SOC.
Kirby g. Boards Needle Cases, made
of imitation tortoise shell, lined with
corded silk paper, filled with assorted
English needles, special at 2ic.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
STOCKS IRREGULAR.
American Railways Heavy in the
Market Trading.

LONDON. Oct. G-American railways
were heavy In the stock market to-day,
while homo rails generally showed
steadiness. South African mining o
declined 1-l6 per cont,
The prices of Americans were:
Anaconda, 8 SIS: Atchison. IS Ia; Cana
dian, l23 rs; st. Paul, Ia: Erie, Is 50:
Erie first preferred, 6s IA: Illinois Cen.
trail, 1874 Ia; Louisville, 100 l-2; New York
Central. IN; Pennsylvania, 81 IS: Read
Paslac' q; q: !. Steel. IS IL; Il. q. stsei
'Conaois for the money were o 1915 and
for the account ID b-lG
The evening world., 1903-10-05
PAPER MILLS TO REOPEN

h'MTORD FALLS, Me-. Oct. al
,ho9,gh tho strike at the international
t@per Mills was declared on last week
Some men objected to making personal
application for the positions occupied bv
thom previous to the strike. Neyerthe-
less. many have lone SO and The mills
Will start up in part more or
Wednesday. A number of mon to-day
were, preparing the machinery for the
opening, 1t is Thought that the f,lIl
force, OF 200 men probably will not be
working for some time.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
COTTON MILLS START UP.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 5.-After beij,u
closed more than two months the cottd,,no
mills OF the Edwards Manufactured.
Company resumed operations to-day az
full time. The mills shut down on AN
July II, There Is now favorable prost
poet for steady work for the 1900 opera
tives.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
STOCKHOLDERS INcREAsE.

During the last six months tho num-
her OF stockholders or the Pennsylvania
Company increased about Is pais,ent.
In March there were 5000, VI oflaw
The transfers during the Yerht'c w.
ity In the stock have [Ors for tic
about l0.000 n day. Tho "a
lots were transferred. !
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Bindings ard Braids.

Black Velutina Braid, special at Sc.
Black and White All-silk Taffeta Seam
Binding, extra wide, rolls of eight
yards, &c.; dozen rolls, 99c.
R. H. Macy g. Co.'s Taffeta Binding,
black and white, rolls of ten yards,
12c.; dozen rolls. St.3t.
Renaissance Braids, all sizes, So yard
pieces, sold elsewhere at 25c. and
Soc; special at t2c.
Honiton Braids, beautiful large me
dalton patterns, our regular prices
&c. and 12c. a yard; special at SC.
Straight Honiton Points, large variety
of pretty patterns, our regular prices
FAC. and sac. dozen; special at t4c.
Rings and Threads for Renaissance
work at lowest prices.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
CURB TRADING DULL.
Irregular on the Outside
Market Dealings.

Curb stocks were irregular to-day.
with trading extremely dull. The most
conspicuous issue OF the list vast Man
haitian Transit, 1t selling about 200
shares in the neighborhood OF II 5-s.
The bid and asked prices of the principal
outside securities we're:
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Reliable Dress Shields.

Dress Shields, "Wctoia" brand, pure white rubber, both sides covered with
nafnsook, sizes Z, 3 and 4, sold elsewhere at 2oc.; our regular prices, 12c,
i3c. and t5c.; special at tc. r,
Light weight Dress Shields, covered with fine quality nainsook, sizes ?, 81 and S,
sold elsewhere at 1851 our price, &C.
"vaSar' Dress Shields, pure white rubber, inside covered with ninsook, outside
with silk, sizes 3 a and 5 sold elsewhere at Soc and CSC; our regular prices
2c, 27c and 3tcj special at i9c, 2c and 2c
Dress Shields, made of light weight saten, fast black, nay be used in mens full
dress coats, sizes 4 and 5, at 2c, 27c. and Sic.
Dress Shields, "omo' brand, sizes :, 4 and 5, sold elsewhere at 2sc. and $50; spI
cal at 19c, 2c. and 2c. F'
Elbow Shields. may also be used IS small size regulation shield, sold elsewhere
at i2c; our price, &c.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Betting, Whalebone,
Hooks and Eyes.

Black, White and Gray Cotton Glaee
Betting. e and ~ inches wide,
piece, sold elsewhere at 14c.; special
It &C.
Black and White Double Serge Betting,
piece of 10 yards, q inches wide,
special at sac; ~ inches wide, spe-
cial at SOC. II
Warren's Twilcovered Featherbone,
box containing ~ yards, special Il
Sac, S~ilk-covered at si.o9.
Pure Shell Whalebone, extra heavy, IS
inches long, sold elsewhere at 1885,,
special at 1864 dozen, $i.49. -"
De Longs Black and White Hooks and
Eyes, "Genuine" brand, all sizes. cards
containing two dozen, &C.
Derby Spring All-Brass Hooks and
Eyes, all sizes, special per gross, 1876.
Peet's Black and White Invisible Hooks
and Eyes, envelopes containing two
dozen, special at SC.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
The CLOSING Quotations.

To-day's highest, lowest and closing prices
and net changes from Saturdays closing
prices OF from last recorded sale are as fol-
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Thread and Tape.

r. H. Macy g. Co.'S Sewing Silk, halEounce spook, same quality sold else
where at 3oc; our regular price 24c. special at 1c. Full ounce spools
sold elsewhere at Coo: Or regular price 46c.: special at &c Hf nv
"Webster" Brand Gilt Edge Sewing Silk, pure dye, iooyard patented spoos OUT
regular price Sc dozen; special at 6c - ra,
Crescent City, Black Sewing Silk, 5oyard spools. our regular price 2c. dozent7n
special at 22c. . - " So" ~ ' A. ~h 'H=' 'I
'"Brainerd & Armstrong Black and White Embroidery silk, han-ounee spooz
special at 2ec. -. ~. ~ =
R.. II. Macy & Co.'S Bastng Cotton, sooyard spool, our regular price 40
dmeni special at 2c - ~
John j. Clrk's SoHfn!shed Black and White Sewing Cotton, 2ooyrd spoots
our regular price 2c. dozen; special at i9c. .' -.
zone Mile Thread, black and white, :, 100 yards or spool, special at tsc. -,
French Darning Cotton, black and white, Mercrized finish, large spools, or
regular price Sc; special at &c. E d.. '.tr" -"~s 80 - ~ ~a",'
Merhcks Celebrated "GHt Edge Damng Cotton, black and white, card of IS
yards, special at 1c. -
White Cotton Tape rolls containing "a yards, our regular price 9ci special at Sc.
White English Tape n and " inches wide, rolls containing u yards; sold else
where at 1oc. and t2cj special at 7. trt.
Nontwitng India Tape extra large bundles assorted widths sold eIsepber az
15c; special at 1oc.
Dessmakers Tape Measures, very accurate, on regular price 1c; special at Sc.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Supporters and Laces.

Women's and Chldrens Hose Supporters, made OF loom elasuc, oiaek
and white, rubber buttons, sold elsewhere at t5c. and 1Sc,; speeaal al 1c
and t4c.
wonens and chfdren's Hose Supporters, made Of black and eolored exha heavy
isle threade elastic, sold elsewhere at 3oci special at i9c ..
Wonen's Hose Supporters, made Of Isle thread elastic, sateen fontrad, with belt
ing attached to fit any waist, sold elsewhere at 4ocj our price, 2c.
Womens Hose Supporters satin frontpad with four fancy fMl elastic straps, all
coors, sold elsewhere at 1851 special at ACC.
AiLlinen Corset Laces, five yards long, sold elsewhere at Sci special at 4ci extra
heavy quality, sc.
Mohair Shoe Laces X and ~ yards long, our regular price, lac. dozen; special
ATTIC.
The evening world., 1903-10-05

Velveteen Binding, Ivy brand, 49,
wide, piece of five yards, our
regular price t4c.; special at 1oc.t.
velveteen Binding, "Halma" Brand,
~ inches wide, piece of five yards
our regular price t9c.; special at 14c.
Velveteen Binding, %L'Etoile" brand,
~ inches wide, piece of five yards,
sold elsewhere at 35c.; DUR regular
price 27c.; special at 2tc.
Black Mobair Skirt Braid, princess"
brand, "a line, widest made, suitable
for heavy Fall and Winter dresses.
piece Of five yards. sold elsewhere at
Soc; our price 2tc. @''
S. H. M. Mohair Skirt Braid, piece-of
five yards, special at t2c.
Black Alpaca Braid, piece Of five
yards, special at &c.
The evening world., 1903-10-05

If you contemplate buying .
Piano-uaH. We will make
an important announcement
IN = few days that will inter-
est you.
The evening world., 1903-10-05
Sewing


$14.98; with patented drop head or cabinet, 1878.
Our new "Red Star" Sewing Machines are made
of oak, finely carved and finished, equipped with
patented automatic lift and baI-bearing stand. " san
Five drawers swell front, $23. IA IPanor Cabinet Style, s32.o8
Seven drawers, swell front, s2S. oS Desk Cabinet Style, $47.6
The evening world., 1903-10-05

New National Hand Sewing Ma
chimes, with iron base, $500; with
oak stand and cover, 5000.
Eclipse Sewing Machines, with three
drawers, $f2.74; seven drawers,
The Washington times., 1903-11-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Powers. %. Madison. Ind. and
Florence 2. Scott. .. Baltimore.
r. Harvey Dyer, eG. Norfolk, Va, and
Edith Grimes, ., District Of Column
bla
Lawrence Minis. %, and Amelia Car
penter, p.
Clarence T. Starr. %. Mayberry, ".
Va, and Mary FitZhugh Norris, q, Dis
trict of Columbia
James Lumpkins, %, and Frances
JacksO1, %, both of Warrenton, Va.
Edwin c. Gray. .. and Anna R. Eau
cett, 20.
William Hanks, 4s. and Matilda Mel
son, 40.
Claus .. Schwartz, 81, Brooklyn, y. Y,
and Catherine NJ. Hermann, ., District
OF Colun: bia.
Waleots Tuckerman, p. and Lila Nc
CauIey. q.
Lee Jackson, %, and Lizzie Brown, 26.
Andrew Mckinney, 38, New York city
and Ida Blackstone Riley, %, District OF
Columbia.
". H. O'Nenl. Sc. District Of Columbia
and Eva NJ. Albertis. q, Martinsburg
w Va