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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
White. 1t. is dated !san Francisco. Sep
Is; 1883. and is in part as follows:

, L.
tember Is; 1889. and is in part as follows:
+: Dear Isnnie..: At last you have aIryef q
Amefica again; had; hoPe pea 70 See you s xo
know yoar oUh business best. but am sorry
r5to see by your. etter that your father was not
lin good friends with YOU. do hope it Is all
:mad4 M BY this time. II any one is too blame
Ell Is: him and not you; i had sevstal letters
from mother and sister whiie,.you were rs Ire
land; and they :tifink that there is no one like
Jenrie :T5oor' mother often talks shout you
land Cooks upon you as her hest FRIEND The
;tr1Ith is. am sick and tired and disguised with
f:ever{.thinV here. but thank God twelve months
:won;t be long passing, until am where every
honest hfme IL: happy fo9 Know me wei,
faults, bat | Will always try to be both honor
able and; honest with every one.
SELL at the Lick House and will remain there
as long as am in this miserable city. which
.von93 be: very long. Visit my mother: wher-
ever YOU feel like it and you will find her and
sisters rocks OF sense i: WIFI close now. and
hone to hear from you; soon. The piano is in
rood: shape tie same place as you left. Give
my love 20 my. folks and accept same Yours.
F.. Numerous other letters. were. offered
Ia evidence. but as these were written
during the marriage of the witness and
jonathan L. White; the court excluded
did Mr.. white say anything to You
.ebout his relations with. any women?"
asked kitken.
Yves sir. He SAID ne couIG not get rio
of them: without causing scandal. That
was. the reason he gave me. why he
wanted me to go back 10. New York.
replied Mrs. White.
"Did he say. during that time he was
gonig to sell out z? %
Yes. sir; he told me he was going to
cell out and come to New York"
KNEW NOTHING OF DIVORCE.
Did you. come to San Francisco in
1sS4?'
Tho Rpss House Mr.. White met me at
tbe Oakland. pier when the train came
a. TJe remained with me for two weeks
ond then compelled me to go back to
New York.
divorce from you?
Never" answered the witness very
positively.
20 San francisco In 1890, long after the
time white secured the divorce. She saic
she STAYED at a boarding house for -four
weeks and White never told her that she
was no longer his wife. She told of mum
erous visits to this city and the decep
ton practiced upon her. She said sh,
never knew she was divorced until foul
years after Whites death in the Baldwin
Hotel fire. She gained this information
from Mr.. Pierce The witness told O
Whites visit to New York in 1885 or 1Ss
and his stay in that city for four weeks
She swore that White told her to go t.
her mothers house and that he gave he
1920 in the presence of Mr.. Morrisey
brother-in-law. She said the none,
was used in fixing up the house.
when did he say he would join yo,
in New York;" the witness was asked.
Next fall"
Ibid he say he had divorceT
mo. sir
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Business Of Recorders Office.

. ..I9sriag ting month Of August there
were 25ta papers fled for record, the
Iiost fmpcrtant OF which were: III deeds.
y .ceeGs -0f. trust 275 mortgages of. real
Il foTTerty-,. t5s mortgages Of personal prop
.erf5-@' go. releases OF real estate mort
Ss-g - s. RELEASES of -chatteE mortgages
- sbuildiug. contracts; 99 acceptances. Of
buii6ings. ~29S marriage certificates. The
CASH receipts for The month were $3.50. %,
,e.Fg-- slightly less than the receipts for
a llsl1st. l.3l. This is the first, month dur
.ing..1he -incUnbency-. of tho present Re
cQrder that the receipts. have failed to
show a. .gaSn'.. gyer.. the corresponding
'Fnonthsef tho previous. year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
60 - MontI11r Rer.o3,.t.

: Policeman ". T. HOOPER fled his. re:
Fort: WITH Chief Whitman yestesJiaN Of
..iis. work during the. past month. He had
eNaniPed fortg-seFeU. cases Of WORKING
lame horses,.s twenty-six CALLED 3 horses.
- l7listeen norn out horses, two: bes tins. nd
vlipptpg- horses, two .overieadihg, one aln.J
5one working 'glaHdered horse
a2d niEety-nine coops of chickens suffers
ing. from sun and want Of water.. He had
also examined COL grading and Hauling
tearnss He had. prosecuted fourteen eases
eff. cruelty Ia animals, ten having: 4yeen
convicted; three dismissed and one: pend
ing. The total fines amounted to sls5
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
BUTLER SMITH OPPOSES =
:: MoTHER-IN-LAW'S PETITION
Asks Court. to Appoint Him Admin
: istrator Of the Estate of His =.
DeceaSed Wife.
Deceased Wifi

Butler. Smith. a real estate dealer,
whose wife, Ella Roberta Smith,, died last
February, does not. want her mother,
Ella J. chamberlain, appointed admins
.tratrix of: her $4,000 estate. Yesterday
he. filed a petition for: the appointment OF
himself in opposition to the: petition filed
by her. ..
Smith and his: mether-in-law have been
in the courts on several occasions during
the last two. months: Their first appear
ance was made when Mrs. Chamberlain
secured All order of. court compelling
Smith to produce her daughters. will.
The viii devised all of the. estate Of the
deceased to Smith,; and provided that he
should pay Mrs. Chamberlain ;125 a
month for the rest of her life. The will
was produced aad filed. oy Smith, and a
few davs later Mrs. Chamberlain asked
that she be appointed Administrative.
claiming that Smith was not attending to
the. estate with any degree or celebrity.
and was not fit to have it intrusted to
his care.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02

. Mrs L. a: Gould secured a search MRr-
rant from Police Judge Fritz yesterday
to recover from the Tie Sing Art COM
pany, los Waverly place. a diamond ring
that was stolen from her on August IA
by All Hook She also swore out a war
rant for the arrest of the Chinese on a
charge of grand larceny. Detective Ed
Gibson recovered the diamond ring. Mrs,
Gould keeps an apartment house at 1924
Pine street and engaged All Hook as a
cook He was there only a few hours
when he said he did not like the position
and left. Soon after his. departure Mrs.
Gould missed her diamond ring.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Work Of Cbinafown soI,sd

= Corporal D; Sylvester fled with Chief
WHITMAN yesserda5. the report OF the
work done by. the -Chinstov9n squad for
the last month: The. total. arrests :Ter6
~. Including lottery Keeping, SIX:
Visiting. lottery place, seven: lottery
tickets in possession, Sixty+tyos. wis:
opium plane. five; visiting opium
place. twenty four; felohies, three; :. mis-
dem6snors. forty-two. OF the humber
Gorty-f5ur' we're convicted. ana paid fine.
six conyicteds and confined, one appealed
and seFeaty-fOUr DISMISSED The: total
fines and fOrfeitures amourted 10 's275:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Would Do without Counsel.

Elliott Farley. retired police. officer.
.vehs is sting Win &. Finck for damages
for injuries received. by being; run over
bS ene.of the firm s wagons. has no great
faith in lawyers. He so announced yes
.terday in Judge Graham,s court when his
case CAME up for.trisl and Jacob Meyer.
his attorneys clerk. asked for a postpone
Tlent Of. the trial because his employer
was busy elsewhere: The jury was on
hand and Farley wanted to. proceed with
out COUNSEL: saying he was tired of de-
lays. This the court refused to. allow,
and set the case for next: TUESDAY: 8: :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Accidentally suffocated.

John Engfehardt, a. porter. employed by
Newman Cohn. was accidentally suffo-
seated by Illuminating gas some time on
Monday night. He was found dead In his
bed yesterday morning at $50 Vallejo
street and gas was escaping from a small
gas stove that stood near his bed. He
was widower, a native of Germany, 81
years of age.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
soidier: SEC Cor palnnIgns.

waller Chanqber5ain. an infantryn1ja n
'statloSed at. the. Presidio;: fled = suit for
Ferries. zestilv;ay Company yesterday. He
fell. IN. front of a Union: street car ON the
nigtt of. May ee and the icar passed over
his arm, breaking and: crushing. it. =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Lake. Tahoe and. Return.

The Ssutsiern. Rafiec .wiil run "a Special tx.
cursto1 ii'1iss :ts. Lake 'gabce IN :Septeibers s.
Rouid 'sslp: t4elEet IS 90, which 1ncluaes trip
aroma the LAKE Tickets ,Eood returning Iiis. to
SssDtenrter IO+ Daylight "trip both .dirscr16ps
AN aay sunday at: Sie lake Iseave San Fran
Disco Saturday. a. m. -.AtriZe. San Francisco
Monday .25:u.. M. =" . .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
No+af Trainer Recovering ..

IS. Ben Tsnfmolts, the noted trainer of run
ming harses,. who was stricken with pa ,
raTYsie Some weeks. since at tie Tanfofan
racec0urse. is well on the road TO recovs
cry: de expects. to leave:Sf. MarysS Hos
pisfa3: who're; he: has been under. treat t.
inent shortly; =: :: "
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Insolvent Woman.

Maynard A. Carney. a woman dealing in
ofsce supplies in this city, fled petition
IN insolvency yesterday in the United
States District Court. She owes $500 and
has $500 assets
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
Chinese Steals Diamond Ring.

Lundy carries largest stock fS-k- plain
rings in the city. a Third street >:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02

..Sa e OF Bacon
| Jesse Moore A, a. I
ard other Groceries
| Wedn<sday End 1hzrsdta.p. :.O,rlv s.
Best Bacon Eastern Sugar Cured, Is. l7IlG:
:Whel. What or Graham Flour, 10 b. Jack
:: -! :; = -. 80: :. :22C'
6hirardctlf Ground Chocolate ib. tin CSC
I Imported Sisis, Cheese En-, =nthal, .lb. ESQ
Macsroni,. yermicsIIi Spaghetti .a5s box
Il :. -. :: j.. -. So. :s0C
/. Jesse Moore. A. A, Whisky Bottle $50
| old Buchanan Whiskcy- Handmade so..g
mash, distilled in. 1880, making ma year.
Cd, IGy proof, very. sPcciaF for The two day:;-
per bot7i>': -. -: $3.50
/ Porto ShsrryI Ezra, gsllon.. - Z5c
Old e ohe Whiskey- InstF4d Of $50 ss7
| :: lon; -. = a.. :. SE.g' .
Zinfsnde or Burgundy Ghoice, gallon. $50
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
HsiIt ssbwasbs r,annsr k~ostenfrsi.
0arantirt Allen 9tebe unn Elm
aIiiffifes 6eim

uno lebrt, tuie Sebermann 1idb lel6lt beis
len tarn, auh nah i%abrelanaem 3ei6en
an iegueaer S6mdbe uno perlprener
Ntannesfraft, nacbtlidben 9ollutioneu etc.
Wtan lenbe etrfob ieinen Nan,en uno
letne aopeiie ON Sr. &nopp Mebicol Co.,
81 pun Building, 9etroit, Midb., uuo
olelelbe lfpiro Sbten iofort frei Elm 93e<
cept nit 9enauen N%nipeilunqen iiberIen<
pen, 10 oaB Sic itb ielbit leicbt gu Sauie
turlren f6nnen. 9as lit bod oepiB Elm
liberales Nnerbieteu. 6oGgenoe Qussiioe
aus Srtefen an uts mbeen Shnen iaqer,
fuaS Anoere oariiber oenfen.
,.gSertbe 6erren! Meineu befen 8anf fir S6re
3ulenoun9. Der 8erIu6 NIT Sbrer Sur lit Elm
ml!Beroroentli6 erfol9rei6er g~etpeien. Sd bin iekt
9ellno tnte IN lunget Sa9en uno fl6le mid ic6r
,8ertbe 6erren! SD bate feline gduieriQfeiten
ben mir Dor Sbuen iberlanSten anmeilungen SSolQe
81 letlten, Sd oerftse nieoer iiber &rnit uno
9ensrei6e."
Die Corresponding lit cine itrift ner@
tranlifbe tno Die 8riefe fommen in eiu<
tafen, berfbloiienen umlchlagen. 9as
Hecept 1T fofenfrei fir Se6en, Der oo~
rum anfraat. Sober ioGte es babenl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
Brutal aefpItert,

Gin Sau murbe befannt. pelher
in Beau9 auf anbauernbe uno un=
barmber5ige Solterquat Ieines @(ei=
den inhen birfte. Soe @olDbid BON
guluia, gal., ibreibt: rs Sabre
lang litt ih furbtbare Qualen ourh
NbeumatiSmus unb 9ihtS balf mir,
obmobl ih N0es eebraudte, mas nur
irgenb befannt muroe. Da ftieB if)
5ufdlig auf Electric BitterS", uno
ib muB faaen, bas lit bas grDBte
0eilmittel auf grsen eeaen ienes
Qeioen! Sin paar Jlaiben bapDn
ftellten mid puIftdnoig mieber Der
uuo beilten MIDI" Das Mittel lift
eben 10 gut fir 2eber= uno Nieren-
leioert uno fur allgemeine S1pd@es
suitdnoe. Nur SO Gents. Birb
garantirt pon Den Npotbefern s.
Galtener & Son uno NoDlpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
Ser 0roces oeoeu Die 9oufleu

Der 8rpceB eeaen Die 8aufleute
8ebrioer 8hilipps in &iel bat CUR
8erurteilune Der beioen 8riioer gu
lie 1900 Wart @eloltrafe eeenoet.
Iu8 ben 8erbanolungen ereab fid,
oaB Die Warine.8 eb6roen ben Min.
oertuert Der 6laneaieferungen rebt.
seitiQ ertannten uno bic Gbnabme Der
St0he ablebnten. NuS oieiem
8runoe funnte nur nuf neriubten
Vetru9 erfannt peroen, oa elm poas
enoeer Betrue nibt porlag. Gages
mein freut man iih, penn man es
audi nibt anoers ertpartet batte. iiber
ben Ius9ana oes BruseiieS, neil aus
ihm be%rOureing, onS in Der Sahe
einen Offisier Dber 8eamten Der Wtas
rine teine Shulo trifft.
- Die @5inelen @inuanberune
in Werito nimmt eiuen beoentlibeu
umfana an. Nuein in 8uabmas
lanoeten udbrenb Der lebten ISOLDE
5000 @bineien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
cages Weai8feiten.
Snfa n b.

= Wr. Nioole, Der amerifaniIhe
@eihdftStrdger in ct. Betersbura,
bat oas Staatsbeparteinent benadz
ridtigt, oaB bic ruiiilhe @eeierung
iih entibieoen tueigert, Die iiioiide
Betition III 8esue auf bas MaIiacre
in 4iiheneff entgeaensunebmen poer
gar in @rtudguna gu aieben nno ba=
nit oirfte Die Gnpelesenbeit ibr
@noe erreidt baben.
Da8 Staatsoepartemeut in
Waibinaton bat bic berubieenoe Ser
iiberune erbalten. oaS CHINA benz
nd1it Derihieoene 6dfen, Die iebt
benz Weltbanoel oeridloi1en ltnb,
frei9eben uno baB 8uBlano baqegen
teine giniprabe erbeben fuiro.
- Die &epublitaner BON 8entudp
baben in ibrer in 2ouispiQe abqes
baltenen Transformation Elm uoQes
9idet nit Worris Belfnap an Der
Spite aufgeiteat nuo &~opieoelt en-
boriirt.
2aut elmer 8etanntmahune
oe8 StaatSoepartements in @aibinas
ton bat oaIielbe bas bonn lebfen Son.
ereB erlafiene acknowledgements
10 auSaeleat. oaB ale @~aturaliIoz
tions : Certificate, bic na9 benz 3.
Suti 1903 ~ausaefteut puroen, gu
peruerfen fino. penn oarin nift
ausbriidlih ertldrt lit, baB Die be-
treffenoe BerIon nibt eeoen ale Dr-
ganiiirten Reeierungen 1T uno nift
elmer Organization aneebDrt, pelhe
lplde R%eaieruneen betdmpft, iopie
audi, oaB Die b~etreffenoe BerIon
niht bic 90tune BON &eeierunasbe.
amten %befirmortet.
Sn Chicago lit jebt Der neue
2aiaaesS traBens8 abnbuf Der Safe
Sbpres8 ahn erDffnet mDroen. Ser.
ielbe bat etrua So, 900. 900 eetDfteI
uno 1T elmer Der ib6niten oes Can
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17
gSie lit s.eS!

gsir bieten einbunosrt Dollars Yelobnuns fir iez
ben 5yol bon &atarrb, Der nidt ourb Ginnebmeu
&. ). Gbenep 8 &c.. Giseutb., Soleoo, 8.
gBir, Die unterJeidueten, baden s. J. @beneD lett
Den leBtet Is Sabren gefannt uno balten ibn for
ooatOmmen ebrenbait Ia alien @eI6dFtsbanolun=
gen nno f~inansisli befdbiet,. ale BON ieiner Girma
@ef 8 SruaE, @roBbanoels= 8reeuifen, Eos
leoG 9.
@atOiua Rinnam l. Warein, 8roBban,
Oels= SroeuifeH. Soleoo, o.
6al,s Ratarrbs3ur miro innerli4 9enommen uno
plrft brett aui oas Ylut uno Die ihfeimigen Ober=
Hidden oes Spfiems. 13euauife frei perianot. 9reis
% Gents fhr Die Glaihe. 9ertauft BON allen apo=
tbetern.
oons' GTamilisn= Bitten limb bic befen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-17

spilben &orea uno ben Ser. Stoa=
ten geiblpiien muroe. Seitoem lit
ameritaniIder @influB in &orea i'm
8adlen unb 6aben Nmerifaner
meiftens an Der Spite oes foreaniz
lden Miniiteriums eeitanoen. amez
rifaniihe 9ultur bat iib allmdblid
in SDul eingeburaert, eleftril6e
StraBenbabnen 1ino i'm 8etriebe.
uro Die erite BON Gmerifanerr err
baute @iienbabn lit pur nibt LANCER
Belt benz 8erfebr iiberaeben nproen.
Der 8ater @milp 8rDpns, Elm
ihlibter presbpterianilder WiI1iD=
mar. puroe aus Wiscpniin Doer
Dbio. int @eften Der Ser. 5taaten
ols elmer Der eriten prDteitantii6en
Wiifiondre nab Soul aeianot uno
feline iugenblibe 9ohter, Die cine
i9Dne 6tiu,tne beiaB, trug in Der
Wtiifinnss& apeae bic firblid)en @e-
idnee boz. Mit einem Ieltenen
Sprahtalent beeabt, beberri9te fie
bic fDreanii6e Sprabe in Sabres-
frift uno l%eiitete in ben Gerhanblun=
gen 5tpiidben Der Stride uno ben
Staatsbeaintet1 bdufie Dolmetlher=
bienite. Wan beridtete benz oanta=
lieen 2Dnie ppr Der auBereenDbn=
liben ShDnbeit Der eben erbliibteu
Sunefrau, uno Der 6erriber befabl
ibr, in leinen Sarem einsutreten,
tpas iie nit @ntriiftung auridpies.
Gls ite 5uei Sabre ipater ieoob iid
aur ueberiieoelung in ben fDnig=
li9en 6ausbalt entiblDB, muroe ibr
Der gitel rgrfte 5apDritin" nit Dem
3ugeftdnoniB nerlieben, oaB Der
&Dnie fte su leiner @emablin MAIDEN
nirbe, iobalo er frei lei, 81 beira=
ten. uno oaB, falls iie ibm einen
SDbn eeben miiroe, bieier Der 3rDn=
erbe fem mirbe, ba feline @emablin
ibm blDs 9Dbter gelbenft babe.
9abp @milp ftrebt iGDn felt Sab
rem bic 8e%rbefierune oes 2ODies
ibrer beionii1en Sbmeitern an; als
Raiierin On geoenft fie linen Die
Befreiung aus Der Sflaperei au err
ringer unb ibren failerliden Sc
nabl CUR Iufbebune bes @eiebes.
oaB Die &preanerin gum giaentum
oes @attet mabt, gu neranlalien.
ODD Die ebraeisieen Blane Der
amerifaniiben &aiierin reiden nod
bDber. @S beiBt. baB 1ie Die pDli=
tiihe Stenung ibres Nopptinlanbes
uuter ben pftaIiatiihen Mationer gu
beben bemibt lei. Sn Der @inlei-
tung au benz bon ibr perDHentlibten
@erte: n@roBtaten Der Wdnner uno
Grauen Der gremiten > Station"
ihreibt i;e: .&orea near noroem, OBJ
uobl oies beut5utage menia befannt
lit, elm bliibenoes groBeS 2onb, oas
China uno Satan @eiebe pDridrieb.
SIN 16. Sabrbunoert maren tatidbs
lid China uno Sapan benz 6ofe
bon Soul tributpflihtis." Ser
mutlih iteben baber benz foreani-
fden Meide unter benz ginf1uB Der
neuen ameritaniiden 9runaenDiiin
bes Selbitberrihers beoeutenoe UNI
pdl5uneet bepor. BDr alien fraet
es fid, nelbe Der @r0Bmdhte. Die
ihon lange bas Iuee auf oas reide
9anb geribtet baben. &uBlano, Sas
pan, England, bic Ser. Staten
nunmebr ben er6Bten @influB an
Dem 6ufe eeminaen ueroen. Seoen=
ials baber Die Gtammesbrioer Der
ih6nen meiBen &aiierin Die beiten
Musfibten oa3u.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-25
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Cattle-Goo to
prime steers, s5.10@5.5O; poor to me-
dunn, s3.50@4.SO; stockers and feed
ers, $2.00@4.10; cows, $1.25@4O0;
heifers, $2.00@450; calves, $1,000
,725. Hogs Mixed and butchers, $42O
@4.35; good to choice heavy, $4,000
4.3O; rough heavy, $4.00@4.15; light.
$41O@4.25. Sheep-Good to choice
wethers, $3.65@4.35; Western sheep,
$2.75@4.00; native lambs, $375@5.6O;
Western, $3.50@4.75.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-25
JOHN MITcHELL's VIEWS.
UphoIds the Boycott and Opposes the
Closed Shop.

New York, Nov 25.-John Mitchell,
president of the United Mine Workers
Of America, at a dinner Of the Uni
versalist club, declared, when asked
If he considered the boycott fair:
THE boycott may be cruel and in
human, or it may be helpful and of
great good. | believe that thousand
men have right to do what one man
has right to do.
II am opposed to closed shops on
the ground that a man has right to
work for whom he pleases, but not a
right to work under whatever condi-
ton he pleases."
Mr.. Mitchell also declared against
the incorporation of unions. He pre-
dicted that the present era Of indus.
trial war would be succeeded by an
era OF peace, with honor to both
sides"
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-25
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Wheat - Dec,
TIC; old, soc; May, 1880; July,
TAX @74Mc. Corn-Nov., 423sc; Dec,
1890; May, 41%c; July. 41%c. Oats
Nov, 34Mc; Dec, 1850; May,
351Ac: July. 33Bc. Pork-June, Sill
221a; May. $11.35. Flax-Cash, North
western, 971ac; Southwestern, Gle:
Dec, Ole; May, 97c. Butter-Cream-
cries, 16@231ac; diaries, 14@19c. Eggs
-23@26c Poultry-Turkeys lac:
chickens, TIC; springs. TIC.
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JAPANESE ARE IMPATIENT.
No Reply From st. Petersburg to
Overtures Made.

Yokohama, Nov. 25.-No reply has
been received from st. Petersburg on
the subject of the Japanese overtures
and there are many indications that
the delay in the negotiations is en-
barrass ing Japanese foreign trade and
raising Impotence in Japanese poDu-
lar circles, as shown by, public meet.
ings at Toxic, Yokohama and Osaka
protesting against the ministerial in.
activity.
Washington, Nov. 25.-Dispatches
from Toxic received at the Japanese
legation here make no mention of jap
anese warships being dispatched to
prevent Russian war vessels reaching
Port Arthur. On the contrary the adj
vices are to the effect that there is a
favorable outlook regarding settle
ment of the questions at issue be.
stWeen-eJapan and Russia
Nothing is known here Of the re.
ported occupation of Wiju by Japan
and the officials say they would be
surprised to have the report confirmed
in view of the fact that this is the port
which United States Minister Miller
has gone to Chemulpo to endeavor to
have opened to the worlds trade.
If the report is true officials say
there can be but one conclusion drawn
from the fact, namely, that the move
is war measure on Japan's part and
is made in full consideration Of the
fact that it is no longer possible to
avoid a hostile clash with Russia.
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Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Nov. 24-Wheat-To arrive
No. hard, 79Ac; No. Northern
77Ac; No. 2 Northern, 75Ac. On
track-No. 1 Northern, 80Ac; No.
Northern, 7SAc; No. 8 spring, 75Ac;
Dec, 77Ac; May, 1870. Flax-In
store, on track and Nov, $1.00; to
arrive and Dec, 99c;; May, $1.O1k.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

St. Paul, Nov. Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $375@5.00; common to
fair, S325@3.65; good to choice cows
and heifers, $275@3.50; veals, 5000
@4.55. Hogs-s3.65@425. Sheep
Good to choice yearling wethers, 1925
@3.50; good to choice lambs, $4.25.
@475.
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Killed by FaIIina free.

Menomonie, Wis, Nov. 25.-Hans
Vigerust, resident of this city, was
killed by tree falling on him. He
was employed at Robert Pollock's lum-
Der camp, In the town Of Weston, at
the time of his death.
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ESCAPES UNINJuRED.
Insane Man Fires Four Shots at Bank
of ENGLAND Official.

London, Nov 25.-A murderous at.
tack with revolver was made duriEg
the day on Kenneth Grahame, secre-
tary of the Bank of England, by an in
dividual who is supposed to be insane.
He fred four shots in rapid success
sion, but Mr.. Grahame was not hurt
Considerable difficulty was expert
enced in securing the would-be assas-
sin. A fire hose had to be requisi-
toned before he could be disarmed
and taker to the police station.
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TWO HUNDRED DROWNED.
Great Damage Done by Flood in Paiar
River in India,

London, Nov. 25.-A telegram has
been received at the Indian Office from
the viceroy of India, Lord Curzon, say
ing that, according to reports received
at Madras, a flood in the Palar river
on Nov. IL destroyed half of the town
Of Vanizambadi, in the Salem district
Two hundred persons were drowned.
The floods, the telegram says, have
now subsidized.
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WALL STREETS campaign
against the president has hurt
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Nov. 24.-Wheat-Dec.
roc; May, S0Ac. On track-No.
hard, S1Mc; No. 1 Northern, 80Ac
No Northern, 79k@79bc; No.
Northern, 72@75Ac.