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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31
Library Gift to Tayl0rville.
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HEPU BIIC SPEIIAL*
Taylorville. ILL.,. March 30-AndreE Car.
negie has written to Taylorville that he will
give the city sl25OO for a library building
provided the City Council by resolution,
agrees to furnish 1880 year to maintain
the library. The Council met in special ses-
sion tonight and passed the resolution.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31
MORPHINE =: ::! 49,: !: ~; y
10 Z 11leG ,IsvYsA tUkG
eight local organizations and q member
ship Of nearly 1000 men. :


eight local Organizations and q memb>r-
ship Of nearly 1000 men.
BATAVIA. n. Y.-As result Of what
frightfully burned and disigured By the
explosion OF q twenty-pound key Of wun-
powder in the mines Of the United 0tGfeD
Gypsum Company. -
0LASGOW-Ffnal arrangements are ~
ing made to amalgamate thirteen 0cotch
malleable iron firms with q capital OF ~
100000 y: = = 4
DENVER. CoLO.-An the cigar factories
in Denver are closed by q strike. ThrUo.
hundred cigsrmakers quit work in W.
patty with sixty tobacco .tripptss en-
wages. The strippers have been recefvfsr
p to 80 q week. They want an incre6oe n
Charged WITH Forgery.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Denieon. Tex. March 81. r. Tsllsry.
alias J. G. Thomas, WAS arrested hare to-
day on the charge Of committing fo6Neaies
to the extent of 5000 ct Nashville. Tenn.
The Sheriff Of Knoxville, Tenn. departed
with the prisoner to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31
TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

AKRON, GA double-headed freight
| crashed into the caboose Of another freight
on The ,, Erie in cut dersiins ftss ,a, cars r,
Gallon. while Nilfer Evans and Albert weis.
engineers Of the rear train, were hurt. but
not seriously.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Arctic whaling
| fleet is to be augmented by the schooner
cruise in the Northern seas. She will bring
back a cargo Of walrus oil and ivory, and
will also cruise for whales.
NEW YORK-Doctor Richard c. Flower
pleaded not guilty to five indictments charg,
n p4rsae tna.
April and msking any motion he saw at.
ths isI 81 " f. Ear: Hsas cos
negro, was shot and killed while he was in
the act Of stealing provisions. Earl and his
nephew. Herbert B. Paine, nred upon the
negro.
IRoNToN. o.-Furnace workers have
agreed to accept the proposition Of the
operators IN the Ironton district for an In:
crease Of rs cents q day for turnmen and
SF FRS vii
prevent an intended strike.
NEWMARKET. N. H.-The cotton mills
Of the Newmarket Manufacturing Company
are closed. the management having ordered
a SUSPENSION Of work on account Of dis
Three hundred hands are idle.
CLEVELAND, O.-The body Of the bur
xlar who was shot and killed in the battle
at Bedford last Saturday morning. has been
identified as that Of Frank Adams Of To
ledo, o.
NEW YORK-Comptroller circuit has sent
a letter to Mayor Low recommending the
dismissal Of Fire Commissioner 6turgis for
alleged violation Of the City CHARTER IN
awarding contracts.
HURON, 8. D.-Luke James, aged 20.
hotelkeeper, threw himself under Chicago
Northwestern train and was instantly
killed. It Is believed he was temporarily In
sane.
CARACAS. VENEZUELA Thursday,
Herr Won Peldram, the new Minister OF
Germany and Mr.. -Ironside, the recent
ly appointed British Minister, have present-
ed their credentials to President Castro.
Their reception WAS more cordial than e1-
pected owing to the extreme Ami2oility OF
the envoy OF Great Britain.
WILMINGTON. DnrA-A monument was
unveiled to mark the landing place Of the
first Swedish SETTLERS In America. The
Swedes arrived April . 1888.
CINCINNATI. o.-The first annual con-
vention OF the Amalgamated Glass Work
ey1 international Association Of Afnet1ce
was callec to order by President John J.
Morris Of St Louis. About f0rty-hve dele
!, gates were present. representing thiSfy-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

IRONTON, O.-Furnace workers have
agreed to accept the proposition Of the
operators In the Ironton district for an in:
crease Of rs cents q day for turnmen and
is cents for laborers. The men had asked
Is per cent Increase. This agreement will
prevent an intended strike.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

NEW YORK-Doctor Richard c. Flowe
pleaded not guilty to five indictments charg
ing him with grand larceny. but reserves
the privilege OF Withdrawing that plea o.
April and mek king any motion he saw Mt
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31
MRS. HARDY OBTAINS DIVORCE.
Allowance of $40 Month Alimony
Ia Made.

KathaSine Hardy obtained divorce in Di-
vision No. OF the Circuit Court yesterday
from Edward A. Hardy, who was ordered
to pay her $40 month alimony.
They were married July TO- 1901, and sepa-
rated November q. 1902. She charged that
he failed to provide for her and subjected
her to bad treatment. Their marital
troubles began a few weeks after their
marriage she stated
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

the farm Of w. H Earl, Henry Cole. a
negro. was shot and killed while he was in
the act Of stealing provisions. Earl and his
nephew. Herbert B. Paine, hred upon the
negro.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

CLEVELAND. O.-The body OF the bur
glar who was shot and killed in the battle
al Bedford last Saturday morning. has been
Identified as that Of Frank Adams OF To
ledo, o.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

AKRON, GA double-headed freight
crashed into the caboose of another freight
on the Erie in cut. derailing fifteen cars
and killing F. l. Self and w. II. Winnie Of
Gallon, while Nilfer Evans and Albert WeiS.
engineers Of the rear train, were hurt, but
NOT seriously
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

NEW YORK-Comptroller Circuit has sent
letter to Mayor Low recommending the
dismissal OF Fire Commissioner SturgfS for
alleged violation Of the City Charter b
awarding contracts.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

SAN FRANCISCO-The Arctic whaling
fleet Is to be augmented by the schooner
Gotama. which will be fitted out for d
cruise In the Northern seas She will bring
back cargo Of walrus oil and Ivory, and
will also cruise for whales.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

NEWMARKET. N H.-The cotton mills
of the Newmarket Manufacturing Company
are Closed the management having ordered
a suspension Of work on account Of dis
pute with the weavers about overtime work.
Three hundred hands are Idle.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

HURON, 8. D-Luke James, aged 30. I
hotelkeeper, threw himself under 4 Chicago
killed. It Is believed he was temporarily In
sane.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

WILMINGTON. DHIA-A monument va
unveiled to mark the landing place Of the
first Swedish settlera In America. The
Swedes arrived April q. 1858.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

vention OF the Amalgamated Glass Work
er0 International Association Of Annerice
was callec to order by President John j.
gates were present. representing thirty
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-31

CARACAS. VENEZUELA = Thursday,
Herr Won Peldram. the new Minister Of
Germany, and Mr. Bsx-Ironside. the recent
" appointed British Minister, have present.
ed their credentials to President Castro
Their reception WAS more cordial than ex-
pecteti. owing to the extreme amiabllity Of
the envoy OF Great Britain.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
Ranciditx in Butter.

II butterfat is sealed up and kept
In a cold dark place u will retain its
normal character and appearance for
many months, but II it is kept in a
warm place and exposed to light and
air Il will quickly undergo chemical
and physical changes and become
rancid Ransidity is developed by
oxidation. by which means II loses its
customary appearance and smell.
The acidity does not greatly Increase
ss is shown by analysis. There Is a
difference between whole butter and
Ture butter fat In their becoming
rancid The rancidity OF the former
is caused largely by bacteria working
on the casein. lactose and other Ia.
gradients that serve as bacterial food.
But I'm the case OF pure butter fat
there Is no bacterial development for
the reason that this substance will
rot sustain bacterial life. Two Euro
pean experimcnters-Du and Rit.
scrt-havo proven that bacteria can.
rot thrive In n medium OF pure fat,
end that all changes taking place in
fats are due TO oxidation. Air. light
cad warmth are therefore the great
factors In producing the rancid.ty OF
rure butterfat. When pure butterfat
begins to get rancid II begins 10
cnan6e color. getting lighter. This
action begins on the surface and
spreads downward very gradually till
the whole lump is bleached. With
this change comes a lardy smell and
taste. The taste at first acid becomes
burning and pungent. After several
months of such exposure the butter
fat changes into a semi-solid pasty
mass
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
The BEGINNER.

A beginner should study the avail.
able literature pertaining to the bust.
ness, and then put In practice what
he learns. AS Felch says: Success
In the poultry business is like the old
Indians idea OF good time. lie used
tobacco. rum and a little more rum.
Bat with poultry you must use good
stock. good care and little more good
care" Follow this. and success Is
certain. A large number OF the fail.
ures with poultry have been made by
people who seemed TO think that any.
one could take care Of hen and a
flock Of chickens. and invested heavily
before they knew the business. be.
lieye that It takes as much study and
experience. II not more, 10 be sue.
cessful poultry man than IL does TO
enter any OF the trades or professions.
when you have decided that the poul.
try business Is the right vocation for
you. the next thing Is the right loca.
tion. Tho market. soil and climate
should be the factors in determining
the location. In the order named. a
good market Is most cssential.-near
some large city. II possIble.-Charles
$. Greene.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
CoNDENsED NEW ;.


Clara Morris and her husband. r. G..
iIarriott. have commissioned a real es-
tate agent to buy them modern resi-
dencc in Colorado Springs. with the
intention OF spending part Of each year
there.
Dying of yellow fever. Dr. Salazar.
I'm the charge OF the American hospital
at Tampico. Mex. called for pen and
paper. wrote his own death certificate
aud then died. a martyr to his devotion
To his patients.
\ lyncher goes to Jail at Danyllle.
H.. FOR assisting la the Staying aud
burning Of James Metcalfe. negro.
n July. The prisoner Is Winfield
Baker. former kentuckian. whose
sentence Is tO IA years
Geo. +. Baer president of the Read
Ing railroad. is home from Europe. but
says he Is not sufficiently In touch with
the coal situation to know whether
any of the Reading company's cOllerics
will be- closed down this fall.
Dr. Salazar has given up his life In
his brave hight against the yellow
Fever epidemic at Mexico. lie was in
charge of the American hospital In
Tampico. and devoted every moment
of his waking hours to the fever
stricken. neglecting even his meals.
Dociored ice cream poisoned more
that ~ tourists In Colorado Springs
and Manitou. CoL. several of them
critically so. The cream. which was
The basis os the dish. sent from biz
dairy n'rr Denver was charged with
formaldehydc. Arrests will be- made.
Six victims 81 heat In Chicago on
Monday and the torridity continued all
night. In the tenement districts OF the
west side. where scarcely breath OF
air stirred. the suffering was great.
Men. women aud children lay on the
sidewalks. on stairway~ ana on roofs.
Because she l. alleged to have prod.
ded j. B Strode. farmer. with a
hat pin 90 the extent of eight times.
Mrs. Helen Grubb. uf Lincoln. lll.. was
lined Sll and costs They were fellow
pa'seugers on crowded street ear
returning from the Chautauqun. and
Mrs Grubb alleges that Strobe took
mp too much space ana that she was
forced to prod him before he would
make room.
Negro piruickcrs came near being
lynchcd at Batavia. lll. About 3uou
from Chicago took possession of Mrs.
George Burton'S lawn. despite her pro-
test ana Two women assaulted Mrs.
Burton city Mgrshal Kelley arrested
them. hut was at once attacked 10y q
crowd Of 3Op negroes. who succeeded
iu releasing the prisoners. leaving Kcl-
lcy unconscious upon the ground. La
ter sheriff Robert Burke. with posse
of ~ citizens. arrested three negroes.
taking them from q train at batavia
after desperate battle with would.
hc lynch6r,. iu the railway coaches
and on the depot platform.
Pretty Nellie Harrison ~ the stake.
ardent Lawrence Rohey. the lover and
angry ! : Harrison. the father raced
9OO miles one in an automobile with
the prize at hts side. the other in a
Fan Handle express lraiu-frOm Plsin
city. o.. tn kokomo. Ind The father
won the race lie WAS sitting on The
depot steps grlmly nursing H.. wrath.
when the automobile appeared in a
cloud Of dust. and 10 took an hour :
pleading ON the part ~ tlr tired ana
fearful wnuld-be bride To improve his
humur. Finally hc accompanied the
pair to minister's study and gave
the bride away.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04


Everybody should loln the Mutual Literary M.
ale Club OF America. TherO a. nothing elso ike a.
anywhere. IL costs almost M othng O. 1uin and the
honenta 10 gives are wonderful. Itenabies you 10
purchase books aud period cAls music and niurcai
instruments az special cut prices. IL secures re.
duccd rates At many hotels. lt answers questions
free OF charge. IL ofrers Scholarships and vAluA
hle caah pritcs 20 members. 10 maintains club
rooms In many citlss for iis members In addition.
every mem Der receives tho onciAl mag anime en- a.
tied Ev'ry NJ Month" n publication In a class by
Itself Including pieces 81 hishclass vocal and In
strumental music (fuii size each month without
cItra charget ~ pieces IN ore yfir ia all YOU
AN GIT ALI OF THESE BENEFITS foR AL
The full yearly membership fee 4 One Dollar for
which you get all above. and you may with
draw any tine within three months u you
want 10 do 80 aud get your dollar back. II you
don't care TO spend tlOo. send Is cents for three
months membership. Nobody can AFFORD 60 pAsa
this oncr by. You will get your money beck in
value many time. over: Pull particulars will b.
lscnt free of charge. but II you are wise you will
send In your request for membership with tho
Iproper fee at once. The IS cts three months
berthip oner will soon change. Write q onco AZ.
dressing your letter and enclosing 81 no for full
years memborshiD or twenty 'nve cents for three
MURUAI Literary MUSIC CLUB
No. $50 Nassau st. ~. n. Ctiy.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. Ninety-nlne OF every
one hundred people who have hear, trouble
can remember when IL was simple indiges-
ton. ltis scientific fact that all eases Of
heart disease, rot organic, are not only
traceabls 10. but arc the direct result OF indi-
gss,ion. All food tai IN into the stomach
which fails Of perfect digestion iermen,s and
sWellS the stomach. putting II up against tho
heart. This in,erfsrs3 with the action Of
the heart. and In the course OF time that
delicate bui vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D. Kaubls of N-vsdi o.. says: I had stomach
trou5e ant was In bal state as had heart troutls
Nith q. took Koio Dysgepsis Cure for about iJgr
mon,hs ard u cured ms.
Kodol DigestS What You Eat
and relieves the stomach Of all nervous
strain and the heart OF all pressure.
Bosles only. Sioo Size holding "a times the trial
size. which sells ioT soc.
Prepared by e. o. Dewitt & co.. CHICAGO.
Grant Holden.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
A nlt Of Swim. ilstorv.

The swine introduced into the Uni
ted States by the early colonlsts were
OF inferior stock. and the -proyement
in breed is the result OF careful selec-
tlon. breeding and feeding In compare.
lively recent years. Size was former.
~ tho chief aim OF breeders. and was
insisted upon. regardless cf proper.
tion. per cent OF ORAL or cost OF pro-
ductlon. says the last census report.
Between 1918 and 1880 the Chester
White was evolved "a n distinct breed
by the crossing OF somo large. white
stock f.om Ded:ordshirc. England,
with the white hogs then common In
Chester County. Pennsylvania The
Berkshire was introduced from Ing.
land about 1880. bLt did not come into
general favor tlll the decade 1870 to
1850. The Poland. .Chlra originated In
southwestern Ohio between 1888 and
1910. from the crossing Of various mi.
nor breeds. II was krown by many
names. from among which. N 1872.
that of foland.Chlna was selected by
the national convention OF swine
breeders. This breed was crossed
with the Berkshire, resulting In better
form and fattenirg qualities and In
establishing the black color with
white markings.
The interest In swine breeding In
recent years Is illustrated by the
dates OF FIRST registration OF the DIFF.
ferent swine.breeders' associations.
which were as follows: American
Berkshire. 1875; Standard Poland-Chi.
ma, 1877; Central Poland.China, 1873;
American Chester White. 1884: Amer.
lean Essex. 1857; American Duroc.
Jersey. 1890: Standard Chester White.
1890. As n result OF this interest On
the part OF breeders, swine in this
country have attained an admirable
standing with regard 10 form, bone.
per cent OF offal. and time OF maturity.
Because OF IT'S favorable conditions Of
soil and climate, and It's vast annual
crops OF Indian corn. the chief food
Tor swine. the North Central Division
has become the seat OF the swine.rear.
ing industry in the world.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04

Professor Stillman Kelley OF Yale
will represent the United States at
the international concerts to be given
during the Wagner commemoration
week In October at Berlin. Germany.
The concerts which will take place on
the three days following the unveil.
ing OF the Wagner statue will repre-
sent the historical development OF
music from Gluck TO Wagner. An In.
vitation has been sent 10 Sousa. invit.
ing him 10 lead one of his marches
during tho concert Of contemporaries
Gus music.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04

Chicago. whcat-No. red. s0is %
S2tsc.
0e,n-Ss whit.s hit..' So So asss.c s',S~' ''''
Rye-No g 5ta M51isc
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04

ks1ncy uouOiss
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had hear, trouble. because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used 10 be considered tha, only urinary
troubles were 10 be traced to the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first docioring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of Or. Kilner' )
Swamp-Root, the grea, kidney remedy &.
soon realized. I, stands the highes, for rs
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
BiddleCOmb'S
Art Studio : + 4:
Melsei Block. PORT HURON

Having had years OF experiences In
the Photographic art, We are prepared
20 do your work right and at reason
able prices Ask any OF our patrons
what kind Of work we turn out; ask
EN- IL we don't save them money.
They can tell as much as we can.
Che'ye tried US and are our permanent
ustomsrs. You'd be too IL you'll ask
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
X RAILWAY
IN SYSTEM
THE GREAT PANORAMIC ROUTE
BETWEEN.
Port Huron and Detroit
LOW RATES PLRlOR CARS

k0n NAlE0 FbHI0N SSN9
FREQUENT SERVICE
Cars leave Fort Huron every hour. The most
direct line to
Marysville. 81 Clair.
Marine city. Roberts Landing.
Algonar. Pari Beach.
Fair Haven. Anchorville
New Baltimore and the most tam
Gus Bath city. Mt. Clemens.
Direct connections are made In Port Hu.
ron with Pere Marquette trains TO and
from the north. Bad Axe. and all way
stations. Also stations on the Port HUI
ron. Saginaw and Bay city Division.
Passengers wishing To leave Port Huron
on Pcre Marquette evening trains for
above points can leave Detroit az late as
y. M (suu timei Via Rapid Railway
system Tor Pt Huron.
Fare. Port Huron to Detroit one way,
9Oc You can buy round trip ticket 40
waiting room ln Port Huron 60 Detroit
and return for ti..O
Thirty minutes time saved between De-
truit aud Port Huron over New Short
Line via Marine city aud Auchuryilic
Cars leave 70 Huron waiting room for de-
irut at q ~ a. u. aud every hour thereafter un.
gu ssil y. m. running over the New short Line
VIA Marine city ant AuchOfyille. Direct con
ncctions are made at Marine city with cars run
ming over the old line via lake shore and AlgonaC
90 Detroit Car leaving Fort Huron at a:f1 y. m.
makes connections 40 Marine city with car
through 90 Detroit VIA AlguuuC.
Iof folders, time tables. rtc address Geo, W.
Parker, a.. T. * 4. a. ~ Woodward Avenue, he
troit Mich. HAIRY BuIiEN. Geu1 Supt.
Fort Huron. Mich.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04

free. also pamphlet telling you how TO find
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Or. kilmer
& Co.. Blnghamton. N. Z.
Don't make any mistake. but remember the
hame. swamp Root. Dr kimer's swamp Root.
and the address. Blnghampton. y. Y. on every
bottle.
The Yale expositor., 1903-09-04
LIVE STo,k.

Detroit .Cattlc-Choice steers 81 80
a. 20. good 60 chuicr butcher steers.
! GOO To- goo pounds average. 81 od n
Z SO. light tn good butcher steers aud
hcifcrs. zoo TO 900 pounds average.
s. 25Hg 30. miNed butchers lat cows
s. 5013 %, r'uners 81 50me. com
mon bulls. t2H2 80, good F"ipperE
bulls 3iH3 90. common feeders. - %
I3 so. good wtll-brcd feeders. 81 -
Ts 80; Hight Stpckcrs s. 50ff3.
Mllch cows and spring'rs - steady.
g25T5O
Hogs-I.Ight IN good butchers. s. ss
erS. s. 500 20, rOughs. SNHi 90:
sheep Hss, lamb. @gs IS: fair to
sS EoSd lamb: lambs $ '?s 9s tU s yssrlISs. to iS"
81 5sGt. fair 10 good butcher sheep
s. 1893 20. culls and common. 81 20
East Buffalo -Cattle-Ths market
can only be called slow. demand light
arrivals equal aud more than demand.
Calves-Steady best. 81 Soui -; fair
to good IS 5Ofii %.
Hogs-Iower medium heavy IS So
sf6. YOrkcrs pigs. tsmG 10. roughs.
50 sou5. Stfg-. Si9t 80.
sheep Best lambs. 81 l5aS so: fair
to good IS b0g5 20; culls and com
mon 50 aJa5. MIXED sheep. 81 so ~
s5. fair 10 good. IS s5a3 so. culls
snd bucks f2u2 IS. w-thsrs. - IS
ST. yearlings. tgt IS: export ewes,
s. tOG3 90.
Chicago Cattle To prim.
steers s. 30ns; poor TO medium, ttgl
8 stockcrs and feeders. - 50mt IS.
COWS and heiters. s ISg' 20 can.
calves. Ssd6 IS. Texas steers. 81 IS n
z ~ western steers s. e5m4 40.
HogS- Mixed and butchers. g. 100
So good to choice heavy. g. $50
SO. rough heavy. 81 S0H5 20. light.
e. sUMs bulk of sales. s. 20m5 so.
Sheep--Stcsdv. Good To choice
wcihrr- S3G3 20. fltr 20 choice mixed.
s. ajnJ native lambs. s. 5oni -.
GrnIn.
Detroit Whrat--No. I white S3is G.:
No red = cars "a Nltc. closing nom
lnal at S3iac. sept. 1000 bu az S3lsc.
10 900 bu at Sgt,c 10 geo bu al S3ac a..
closing nominal Ht S1Ic, Dec. 5000 bu
st S5isc 0O0 bu nt ~ ac. 1000 bu at
S5'ic 5000 bu "a N5i4c. May. 1000 bu
~ sSt,c. b.o0o bu "a SSc: closing So,
No rod. Siisc. by sample I car at
soc. ! car n 80 hc per bu.
Corn-No. , mixed, 52sc: No. yell
low ears at sbc per bu.
Oats-No white. spot. ears "a
3Gt,c cars "a 1GAsc. ! ear at 30 - a..
sept GOO bu ~ SsAc per bu
Rye-No spot. ] car at 5iihc. No.
. rye. 52isc pct bu.
Chicago. whcat-No. ? red. sois %
S1tfc
Corn-No >. 5tIc: No. yellow. 53c
Oats--No white. IS y m55a,c
Rye-No g STA. n51hc.
a
Anthony llolleran and William
Prachi. striking machinists OF Belle
vue O.. were pursuing Fred Williams.
a non-union man who had taken ref
uge on ferry boat. when the gang
plank broke under them. aud they
were drowned.
Milwaukee aldermen are In panic.
Merchants who. u u said. have kept
the representatives OF their special
wards In spending money for long
time by being mulcted whenever they
wanted concessions. are ready. since
the arrest of Aid. Hlmmelsteln. 10 turn
states evidence. " they eau be guar
anteed v-esection.