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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13

Earned runs-Moses. /; Saks. g. Two base hit
Harvey. First base on ball:-on Krunbeimcr. i.
out-By kronheime Ill: by Bernard q. Double
PLAYS Harvey TO HEREFORD Left on bsAeszSaks. 4;
Moses. 3. Umpire Mr.. Keapey. Tifke OF game
1 hour and 45 minutes.
In the second game Hahn won from Kann
by the close score of to . Smith and
Vogelsberger were in the points for the vc-
tors. while Fries and Haas were the bat
terry for Kann. Both pitchers did mastery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
Shamrocks Try Again.

NEW YORK. July 13.-From the steamer
Erin bv De Forrest wireless:
The Shamrock l and the Shamrock Ill
were lowed from Erie basin to Sandy Hook
today to resume their racing trials. If the
weather clears they will sail today, but
morning conditions were unforvorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13

In The last batch Of batting averages the
standing of a c. Harveycutter better
known as Pat was erroniouSly given as
400 his name having been confused with
that Of his brother in Gunton' second game
with Temple, when Pat got three hits out
of four tines up. Pat will probably be out
OF the game the rest of the season. his
average is not included iii the above. list
He has played in five games, been at bat
fourteen times and hit seven times safely
making his batting average 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
The Commercial League.

y new schedule has been arranged f"r
the Commercial Base Ball League for this
week as follows:
Monday, Woodward Lothrop vs..
Stumph & Lyford; Tuesday, Reilly and
Moses; Wednesday. GoldenberS and
Stumph * Lyford Thursday. Woodward
& Lothrop and Hahn; Friday. Saks and
kann
The games are called at 30 every even
ing at National League Park. 18th and
Boundary. and admission is free.
The standing OF the clubs follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
Beals Wright Won Trophy.

The Canadian lawn tennis tournament
ended at Niagara. Canada. Saturday after
noon with the championship round between
e. ]. Leonard Of Harvard. as challenger,
and Beals c. Wright OF Boston. holder
Wright won in straight sets. and is now
the holder of theatrophy- cup.ehavtng won
II stiIree times. IN succession. Tho sum
mary: S''r" ? ~
beat Leonard. challenger. SO. SO. c.
Doubles-Wright brothers beat Leonard
and Nicely, SO, 6-S. "a
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Totals. o Ga,13 4 Total. a,n,- :,

TotalS.... - u Totals 4 10 - Is =
'orfh bHIt'd for Fattrn in the ninth inning
W aSniIigton. ........... u y o y %
Detroit ..........-........ % y u 2 D o.
INST b,s" 10y '.rrorS-Wa shina,t on. .: Detroit =
l"ft Oh bases Washington. y: Detroit >. First
hHs" on balls on Mullin. 4. Struck ont I:v Pat
tea, ); hy Aullin. >. Three" bns, hit Lush Sarri-
h'r' hit-Sl: rtin. Stolen bas.-Aimrtn Daull.
plays Robinson IL clarke To KitiraGye: Lon. TO
smith 10 Carr; I"agrr to Smith to Carr: Ma;uir.
I" smith. Imrirr-Mr. OInuShln. Tine of gam.
/ hour and T., minutes
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Games to Be PLAYED Off.

Al a meeting of the board of directors
in the Church Base Ball League Saturday
evening. it was voted that the two games
forfeited by Wesley. one Ia the Sixth and
the other to Gunton. be not forfeited. but
be played off after the close of the r"gu-
lar schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
Played in Two Games or Less.

OF the sphere swatters who have taken
part in two games or less Shedd is in the
lead with III. THIS is pretty hot pa ce
to keep up. but Buck should stay in the
game and keep pegg.ng away for first place
in the regulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
WHIST CONGRESS CLOSED.
Challenge Trophy Captured by Balti-
more aTeam

The thirteenth American Whist League
congress was brought to close at Detroit
Saturday night, and Baltimore is trtum-
plant in the fact that the Baltimore Whist
Club four-Messrs. Beverly w. Smith (cap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
DUFFEY ON WINGS.
American Runner Gave Exhi bition of
His Marvellous Speed.

BIRMINGHAM. England. July 12.-Ar-
thur T Duffey. the American runner. gave
a great exhibition of his wonderful speed
here today in the 1O0-yard dash.
He ran the distance in So seconds.
equaling the worlds record made by him
self in America last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia, 3.

Earned runs-'1eveland. ,. Two-hase hits-Remis
ca Sey bold. Home Lajoi- Sacrifice hits
Gochnauer. Pickering. Murphy. Double plays
Gochnaner TO I.ajoic 10 Hickman t2,: NJ Cross to
Bender. Left buses Clev Gland 10: PhiladcI-
phia. Il First has. ON balls on bernhard /: on
Waddell .. Struck by Bernhard. =: nv Wad-
dell. 7. innings pitched WaddelI ): Henley 4
Proportion Of hts-On Waddell. .: Off Henley >
tmpire-Mr. Hsssett Time OF game hour md
30 minutes
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DELAHANTY BURIED.

work and the game was In doubt until the
last man out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Senators Dropped Last Game
to Detroit.
M ULLIN A PUZZLE
LOCALS FAILED TO HIT AND ALSO
FIELDED POORLY.
Victory for Cyclist Kramer-Baltimor
Won Chief Whist Trophy
Fast Lawn Tennis.

American League Games Today.
st. Louis ut Washington.
Cleveland nj Boston.
Detroit ut New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
Standing of the teams:

H"lcomhe Ward and Leonard F.. Ware. .... 4
Robert ID. Wrrnn and George l.. Wrenn, jr.. 3
VIM. \. IarI,ed and Mnlrolm u. Whitman.
kreigh Collins ana Louis II. Waidnsr. ......
Stephen &. Mill"tt and Joseph ID. Forbes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13

National League Wrong Again.
Ban johnson, president Of the American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13
Boston, 8; Chicago, 5.

Boston. ............... / . > q o Ks
Chicago INSTRUMENTATION. q . D o .
Earned Boston. >; Chicago l. Two-hns.
hits Slattery ~. Threebase hits-tollils Hall
man. Home run olllnS Sacrifice hit-Jones.
Stolen bases Holmes pougherty. First base on
ialls-or Young. 4; Of Dunkle 2. Struck out-Ry
Young 4; hy lnnkle. >. Umpfre-Mr. Connolly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-13

today
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
&ubr furirt obne Doctors Silfe.
0L hnkn o,;h o.~oS,

sd babe mild serabe erbolt pon
einem befttsen &ubranfale," iast
6err s. u. gtnner, Elm poblbefann=
ter &aufmanr, D. Orummonb, Eenu.
sd sebrau&te eine fleine 6laide
gbamberlatn's Collie, gbolera= unb
Our@fau Mtttel unb NOR sebeilt Of
ne 6ilfe zines Ooftors. Sd balte
es fur BITE bette @bolera Mebi;in in
Der Welt." gs lit feline Notbmen=
btsfett porbanben, einen Mr3t gu rrz
fen, wenn bieies Mtttel onsemanbt
wtrb, neil fetn NrSt cine before W&e=
btsin fur @tnseweibe= 8ei@werben in
irsenb elmer Gorm fur &inber ODER
grwa@Iene peri@reiben tam. Sc
i@ldSt ME febl unb 1T ansenehm 81
nebmen. gu ~uerfaufen In Wm. s.
6ubn's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
VI geetgnet ten 3 ur
Brpbutttpn It ten TIei@

I'm eeignette n 3 ur
prpbuttion be ten SIets
4es iinb iunse % Biz 3jdbrise
S4fen maitfdbiser RaKen, bic fettses
graft baben. SSene Sbiere, tpel9e
f9le9te Sutterperpertber Iinb unb
langiam %aunebmen, mDse man balb
ausmeroen, ba ie bic Mait unnDtbis
bertbeuern. neberau aber perben ia
bic betreffenbe Sertli9feit unb bic
Notwithstanding bas Mab Der
Matuns beoingen. 800 lebtere auf Der
Wabe gei9iebt, bleibt es INNER angez
bra9t, Die Sbiere 10 felt ais mDgli9
tperben gu lafIen, neil bier bic Jutter=
toiten unb iebpeber ionfise Mufpanb
in teinem 8erbdltniB gum Mebrfpertb
beS gang fetten Sbieres sesen ben
Wertb bes balb fetten iteben. Man9e
Geeenben lobnen ia audi nur bic @r=
Sielung bo4fetten 8iebes.
SeItu9en ais g 9 e
r. Ollie Selfu9en seben Elm
gang pafIenbes S9neinefutter ab; jes
bod eisnen iie fi9 niGt fir Maitz
fdtpeine, ba Sleii9 unb Sped BON
S9peinen, bic NIT itarten @aben DELI
tu9en semditet purben, leidt einen
Olis>ranaisen @ei9mad. %annebmen.
Ni9t genug fann bappr getparnt tper>
ben, i9immelige ober fonit perborbene
Selfufen au perfiittern. bd bie1e f6Gbs
li9e Yil5e unb 8afterten entbalten,
nel9e in benz Speiiebrei Der @ers
bauungsorgane ben Be- item NGbrboben
finben unb bic eefGbrli9ften &ranfz
beitserf9einunsen berporrufen. Die
pielfa9 perbreitete Meinung, baB anes
berborbene Sutter fir bic S9peine ge<
rabe nod gut senus lei. lit sdn5li9 gu
pernerfen.
Ste s ii teruns Der
g If a e. 9as S9af bebarf zines
tursen, trodenen unb sepiirareiden
Suffers; pdHerise Sutteritpffe finb
tim nur in bei9rdnftem Mabe gu rei=
9en. 9as S9af lit in Der Gage, aus
lpeniger tpertbbo1en Sutteritoffen, 3.
9. Strob, bic sarteren unb %nabrbaftez
rem 8eitanbtbeile berausauiu6en, tpis
es AUDI bic fiirseren 9epG4ie, Sc
treble unb &~leeitoppel am liebften ab<
peibet. Sci auer Siitteruns muB mar
itets auf bic Gisenart Der betreffenben
Sbiergattuns 8eba9t nebmen.
9egen angel d IN o | lene
6 II Der &ihe, bic Be onbers Bel
acknowledgement Sbteren %portommen,
bat ii9 felt pielen Sabren als einfa6=
ftes Mittel bas folgenbe nit ben beiten
Grfolgen bendbrt: Man ntmmt etne
6anbpou Slteber= (Solunberz )8litben,
fo9t tie in z Quart Mil9 unb tpGf9t
bas Gutter, tpenn bic S%liifiisfeit lau=
parm 1T, bamtt ab. Na9 einem brei<
Biz biermalisen Waf9en 1T bic Sc
f9lpul{t berfhpunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
&nabe sebeilt beu Golic, na@heul
ar3tli9e 8sbanoluns ni@ts erz
iutrft hatte.

Mls mein sSunse pier Sabre alt
mar, murbe er pon golit uub Masen
trdmpfen befallen. Sd i@idte na6
benz Doctor, unb er ipribte Morpbtn
Elm, aber bas &tnb murbe i9le9ter.
Damn sub i'd linn einen balben Sbeez
lOftl uou gbamherlain's Collie ,gboz
lera= unb Our9faazW ittel, unb in et=
ner balben Stunbe i6lief es unb mar
balo seiunb. IS. 8. @iltins, Sbeu
9ate, @is. Serr @iltins lift 8u9=
fibr.r fir bic Sbea 9ate Sumber 60.
gu perfaufen In alien Npotbefen, NO
Patentmebiainen gu baben iinb.
Sie natirIi9e " a bruns
bes &rebe s beftebt aus alien
benz, mas ben &aub= unb @belfif9en
bebagt unb atpar aus alien Waferlebe,
tpefen in alien ibren l1mtpanblungsabs
i~tufunsen unb nebenber au9 aus perz
rotteten unO tbetlpetie frif9en pflana
gen. Die Qnit9t, 5ab bic &rebie per>
peienbes frii9em Sleif9e boraieben, lit
cine irrige. &rebie frei1en ~auerbinss
aud Ias faltz unb parmbliitiser
Sblere, aber nur bann, tpenn lie bei=
ieres ni9t finben.
WetbIi9e &rebe unters
fdeioen ii9 in ibrer 8auart iniOfern
bon ben mdnnlt9en, als ibre Sprm i'm
@anaen ~fiirser, sebrureener unb bet
S9nans breiter 1T, bic S9eeren aber
fleiner ftnb. Otes gu pifen, lit beg.
balb nt9t unpi9tis, neil bel entpDls
ferten 9epdhern bic ~sefansenen @eibs
9en idmmtlt9 tpieber ms WaHer ges
bra9t perben f%olten.
Set alIenbem Waer
Gallo tpenn bafelbe porber seitiegen
tpar), 1T in fleinen SliKen in Der Re<
gel bas BETTE Sii9en; benin Der Slid
lit in Solse bes seringen Waferftans
bes in bic Siefe berpiefen, mo er eben
fetnen sroBen Spielraum bat, mitbin
lei9ter setDbert tperben fann.
Nein bes Glib
f6ranfes. Sou Elm @isi4rant
ieinen 3ped erbfinen, 10 1T bic petns
li9fte Sauberfeit i'm Snnern unerldbs
li9, unb biefe mub fl9 aud auf ben
bas Sis entbaltenOen She'll eritreden.
Mtnbeftens einmal in Der Do4e mub
ieber gisi9rant elmer sriinbli9en Reiz
nisung unteraosen unb Der CUR Iufz
nabme bes Cites bienenbe She'll bestn@
ftatrt tperben. 9ies sefaiebt am apedz
mdbtsften bur9 @insieben bon Salt
mild unb Beftrei4en Der nit benz Gtfe
in 8eriibrung fommenben Shetle. Mu4
tine 2Gfung BON iibermanganfaurem
Rali TT febr gu empfeblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13
Cute 8ele8enteit.

Ole 8erliner Saue SO. 122 9ennepiu Mpe.
Wtnneapolis 1T porseriidteu Mlters bes @i=
9entbiimers rpe9en inter portbeilbaften ge.
.btn9nn9en 3u perfaufen; es 1T bas 6ltefe
nub metf nnb beft befannte 2otaI In ben
Wereinisten Staaten. Ndberes i'm 2ofaIe
ielbf. 29=ba
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&peatal=Mn3etae.

Gin M6belsei&dft, bas fi9 elmer suteu
8nnbi9aft erfreut, in einem bIiibenben 9aub.
ifdbt9en NIT &ir9e unb S1ule 9elesen 1T,
urter annebmbaren Sebinsunsen gu talfen.
Suite @~eleSenbeit fur einen 6euti9en @es
t4dftsmann. &raufbeitsbalber ID Der gis
9entbimer 9eauun9en, has @ef9dft au per.
faufen. WeSeu Ndberem rpenbe n1an i1 an
q. 9. Ma9o,
l0.ba 8ier3, Morriion Co., Minn.
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SpteI att n~erfattfett.

Gin Sotel nit moberner ginri1tuns unb
elmer suten 8unbi@aft 1T wesen anberUeitis
ger 1nternebmuns bes Beiisers iofort au
perfaufen. Mdberes sl erfrasen in Der Ofz
fice bes vNorbfern." 35=2mts
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Serabaefekte Vretie

mad Der Yacifi1en RIfe iber bic great
Nortbern @iienbabn nod Seattle, Tacoma,
Bortlanb, Bancouper nber 8ictoria uns au=
rid fir $45 90. 8erfaufsta9e pom l. bis Ia.
Gnauit eini1IieBli9. @iltt9 bis gum Is.
October 1908. $. 81. Neibe, @sent. 1862
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

- Nebmt Coles 0artrs0 ~eberptaen
fur 9artleibisteit unb tranfes &opf,
meb. @aranttrt po,1 M. Molttor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-08-13

Don't become discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. If necessary write DIR. Fenner.
He has spent a life time curing Just such
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
Eight months in bed, heavy backache,
pain and soreness across kidneys, also rheu-
matism Other remedies failed, DIR. Fem
ner's Kidney and Backache Cure cured me
completely. Ii. WATERS, Hamlet, N. Y"
Druggists, Soc, 81. Ask for Cook Book-Free.
CT WTUc1nAMnc Sure Cure. Circular, DR.
SI.vlIUS UANUE Fenner, Fredonia.N.Y
For sale by Martin Molitor st. Cloud, MINI.
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Cine erfter &lafe, 10 Yferbe=
trait itarte @aiolin=M ai@tne gu perz
faufen. Ndberes bet Der Melroie
@ranite Company. 35 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. November :.

New-York. November :. 1908
FEANs AND PEAS-Prices for domestic marrow and
med UNI beans under continued light re
f SstPt QUALITY Rqy fa ass Be Tey choice g ,ob Red
kdney are sS 5sta are no steamers sailing until the
latter part Of next week and home buyers were unVng
take stock At some reduction in RTiSe The sales tay
we're at s. 2GS3 80 for choice eIaJy ssvera %
sr5tc5 peas SLOW We quote: BEANS. marrow 1908
cEoice per bush. % do medium. 1903 s. 20 Do
1903 = Ioq "a Zoo go 9gss AZ bi- trte s0yJp Sc ESQ
So 7o d. lima 1903 Caiforn ,a6 % sas I
Bssrs. Per bush 81 p izasi 80.
dgt eco SkF but ins sefsa shG seems 10 bs
rpther more man n9Ta ana ~ IS haqy liAsy tna
trading for the Gay was quiet; few jobbeEs were on
paid 22A occasionally ltts more but the inferior 70
HELD creamery b ss5d Is e9e.esbry VIZ. bb.I
many purchases the open market Reaovated is slow
and rather easy and packing stock and factory dun
Se7slI 10 seconds isTI9ise state dairy tubs arsts
imitation creamery nrsts i7glse DO seconds iSglse
l5aIse: DO thirds lSRl4s WSsteTn factory. heit $50
thirds 18-a1ao; packing stock held l4gl5c Do cur
CHEEsE-The market presents a quiet appearance TO
day ard without 1sw fa b snS % v fA 6n size
moderate trade through ne Week most holders have nad
septsnber made however l. held rather hrnly with.
tons Large sizes light Supply and firmly held though
cheese - showing unusually
with slow demand the feeling Is
vsaE with lie extreme for average best lots OF both
and leaving the TOP grades. prices
40 merely matter meditation skins quiet Law
s[e r Ole s4s Tor colorsd SIS white Exports 4321
boxes We quote: state full cream September, small.
$3.50 ne DO October small fancy lie; DO small
- - r1s IOs aIO44c: ComEaon TO fair 89l0c; DO
esnTsr1tr large 1i1.c: DO October large fancy
-. tsrVe -1of 70 prime. I0s Ql0-sc. do
sst- eaf0cs do Hight skins choice s<c; do prime ~
~ ~ rart skins prime T1T1sc &c; do rood 6go1cs do
Common 10 fair. 81. d5lsc: 90 fun skins. l1s9Zc
fs decided shortage q fresh gathered
- - -. competition the few lots available
90 ,ocsa prices sti higher the market closing stroEg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

SIS: @ Domestic. BOSE % Long Island Jersey
100 S4SS6s DO per Dbl. T5c5sl- CACLIFIOy E1.SLon.
Island short traluee- per 3D. s. 75sS2 81 90 I9nE
Florida per basket 81 25ass .: 90 Shelter IsIand pr
Do, SIgS4 DO Boston hot1oqse. Per Dozen eogI5e
CELEhtH-Selectsd large. per dozen stalks 5540c ID
average prime. 2Og30cs Go small 5g15c. EGG-
PL-ANIs B1ore1 Pc box s2gS5 so GARLIC
e. LETTUCE = Boston. PEI dozen. s0aT5c: DO
Western New-Yor 25g5Oc. 90 Long Island Der 65I 30
issas per Dbl S5Gs7 Linz BE8Ns toiaso TO- per ssz
SL&SI % DO tat 5O1Jc Music ROOMS. per =, eOc:
Island and Jersey, per brI 81 Ard
Eastern White per Dol Sass. Do yellow 81 25gs2 - %
81 so do red S1as1 30 and westsrn vhiis par
9ol S-gsS 10 ye9w n bulk Per 10 ~ q 5oGs2; q
s. 75 DO rad in bulk per n 5OGS2. "a pe-
5sa - 9ee- 60 small white pickles Der Dol S2gSe
en- o2cgsl = Do Florida carrier s1gSl .; PEAS,
7 7S375 and Js5ssy per 100 5c Do NorsSL per sssxs
STRING BEANS. FIoriCa green. per BASKET. s.. %
Charleston. wax per basket S3GS3 81: do green S8Fs4
SQUASH HGbESr5 per bbi 81 a. nar-9T CIV 7se: e.
FIorda- white per BASKET 75cS1: SPINACH BaItiu1ors
Jersey per box 5OcgSi 90 Fcrfa per carrier So
. %: % ho.S 91se per 70 2S3o TUINIPs. Rutaszsa
CE.E1SS. To- lunches. 81 257SI :.
HAY AND sTRAvv-HAT-The light so-dzy
prices closed weak There Indications that the
Is tlrnn n BUYERS favor Free DELIVERIES oy bases for
Prime la-Ee Bales Per I5o n sssessss. 10 a. ~,
Tg12-ac. s57G-5c- STRAVg-De-a-d rrot
f9r best long 81 % Der 100 D: good s-ssss
n reported at the Produce Exchange today
syIvania 80. Delaware. Iackawazna and western s0I
West shore. 80 Lehgh Valley. 10; Baltimore and ONO
300 river boats 1115 total Els tons: FOR sesS 81.
tons; week 1857 tons Exports. bass Tor wees
ASS Rsesigs o. straw. $50 ionsi Tor week s10
week. 1.2l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

nan5ina to Portland private terms sohoqs e a So. fo 5
f5s PhePhn Pas s P41a s Sc ss6oasr go
tons coal Phadepha 70 Maypor5 Soc; sshooae T S8
coal out from Pbil3deIpbja private terms schooner 439
tons lumber; Claremont TO New.York 9 40 BTitsa
. United States or United Kingdom or Continent rs
OTLs-Cottonseed oil was neglected and rather weak
t @g1 91 sIti and ans but " without further change
PETROLEUM bbis. 50 so. and in bulk S. 4o Philadel-
york 0 SIS - 6GT 10! oTIPrtne crude
F Br IL RT smm a' yellow 3oaa prime white
59Ssc nominal prime winter yellow 90 US M
raw. 1886; Calcutta raw, t5c; lard oil 6lqoSc
lard. other hand. well sustained. and
SeSg6 5a reeb II ooo T Kansas R2S y 5000 ana Omaha
800 Moderate selling by packers ana g., eo[l NM ssh am
PORK steady. Quoted: Mess. Sl3qSl3 49, family
Ness ssgss 90: family SicdS10 so packet s9gs1O
India ness $44S6 B I76 Hans s to4 ToTs
= 80 = nc: leo n 7a7ssc. 40 n the pigs, y
lie: II r, fo1,c. Il n az Picked shoulders easy
TTA i.i s5sady cit sA &c: oo1ntry 45ls LARD
Gull gao,sd H4Sc: city lSTI qGI r f1o's So Continent
EARI !5E st sss Quoted oie6 ec city lard
RICE-Ths demand Is good with the tone stead only
fairly supplies offered and full prices quoted quota
tons follow: Domestic ordinary, 5asS &C is e % go
4gtss prime to c22es. SSsg23irsi sS domestic a. &c
Jaya ~ a &c R4n . p9 nea6Pe5 as to list prices
with The tone steady and fairly active most OF
the business being in the line Of Withdrawals Prices
iObbers and wholesale SroceIs- -uL
and crushed 58Oc. Eagle tablets $500: mould a and
rI1Fee q5c: xxx powdered. Soc; pOTcerec coarse
powdered and fruit powdered. 4soc Eagle confectionery
~snIsta4 csc: Eagle coarse and fine granulated
SOC Eagie cartons. % bags and n BAGS OF fine
granuIated 4s5c. Eagle fne Eranulated STANDARD gra
A coIfeCtiOners \. 400cs nos
ard 4 45c: No 4Or: No 5. 435c No 6. 400; No
: sc. No 4 2Oc; g. 4 15c: No 10. 4 iOc; No Il
4o5c: No u. &c; No b 395c Nos "a and Is 800 40
LAcht cables that the weather Is favorable f2r
London STEADY ana unchanged,
.S bTvera at ou0taons November. S. 624d; December
8 7d locally there steady undertone. with prices
--cre1geT and centrifugal 96 test quoted az 1916;
scoyado 50 test 5-l6c and mCiasses 50 test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08
THE FOODLESS FOOL.
He's the Latest Patient at the
Insane Asylum.

Middletowu. Conn. Nov. (SpeciaD.-As the party
OF visitors passed through the cell lined corridor o.
the State Asylum for the Insane they heard
strange sound issuing from one OF the barred win
dows- It manifestly was uttered by human voice.
but there blended in il the neigh OF the horse
the moo OF the COW. the bleat OF the lamb and the
cackle OF the hen Noting the looks Of wonder
ment on the faces Of those he escorted, the at
tendant FASTENED 10 explain the strange medley OF
barn sounds.
That he said. els the most interesting
have ever had here. and though it's the first Of
its kind. expect several within short
time. He is the foodless food case. Come nearer
and we will view him to more advantage. for he
Is very docle and not annoyed by visitors"
Approaching the cell and gazing in, the visitors
that IT was built in the form OF horse STALL
the floor being covered with straw. Crouched on
this on all tours and alternately chewing the straw
and grains OF corn which he found IN ii by paw
ing with hand. a man who uttered cluck-
ing sound similar 70 that OF a hen looking for food
Occasionally he would try to scratch his left ear
with his left foot. Il viii call him, so that you
may examine more mnutely into the peculiar as
poets of this sad case" said the attendant. and
on his making an UncOuth sound the man loped 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-08

From The Chicago Tribune
The farmers OF Bureau County, H. are engaged
IN collecting cyclone Cur1Os- They gather t6sro
from their own fields. for the twisters that have
prevailed In this section OF the State this
have cut some queer antics
The first violent blast was at MENDOZA whers =
wide swath cut through The town. blowing
down houses pulling trees BY the roots break
ing the trunks II they had been pfpescsus and
killing five people
Later another disturbance OF the e.eunents blew
down a circus tent and killed o. the pionesr
scouts who had followed Fremont across the coU1-
try in his historic expedition
The articles that have been picked Up IN the
fields form a curious collection. and when the
finds OF all the collectors are put together they
form a veritabIe museum one farmer has we'd
ding skirt that Is known 70 have belonged 70 q
IN the south end o. the county. Another
has the limb OF tree that was broken OF tai
oak ten miles distant Another man has half OF a
door frame and a lot OF lumber. the oEusr
OF which cannot be located inside the county.
Another picked Up a bundle o. checks and
notes that had been blown from the rslghbOrhOod
o. Princeton
There are a great variety OF other articles that
are known 70 have traversed the entire length %
the county in a swift fight IN the air.