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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-08
THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES REDUCED-EXPoRT BUSINESS NOW
TOOKEn FOR

fN1CES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buSlNkSo NOW
LOOKED FOR.
The list was reduced this morning, all grades
sharing the decline. Business. the millers say.
ia dull, and no big orders are coming in. There
is hopeful sign in the narrowing difference
between local cost Of production and the bids of
foreign buyers. and it was the opinion that some
noon there had been nothing worth talking about
either from abroad or domestic, yet the prospect
Is likely to be heard of shortly.
Shipments, 6,451 brls.
9 First patents are quoted at $50; second pat
ents, 1896; first clears, $S.65@3.75; second
clears. S2.60@27O; car lots in wood f. o. b. In
Minnea DOLLS. o. IS
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GENERAL PRODUCE

Official quotations Of the Minneapolis
lower. Poultry. Arm. 'e Veal. a veal $50
lBuTTER-Cseameries, extra ID, 221Ac; cream |
seconds. De- ' pacing iss Stock @I rsnesatsd
fancy, 14c: roi and print, fair to good, 1sc.
EdGs.New laid, case count current receipts,
and checks ea Ser ss s;S
e q es sss e. ssnsE Twin. @ssss
Ss1s1 No 4f Sa e. Ss prsk
block, re; daisies, No. i, 12He; Lim6urser,
DRESSED PoULTRY-Undrawn turkeys, fan.
small &c. leu shois s 1S d
Sd Boosters I'D fs sS ss ss.. s6sy sss
ss fs9a s sssss faasE
u LIVE PouLTRY-Tmkeys, 1o@12hc; hens,
Zoe; young ROSTERS lo@iic; old ROSTERS. &c;
du DRbssEp E ssfse s1oe fancy per
fair to good, 6@8hc: small, overweight, 4@tc;
NUT, mutton fancy b@ec; lambs, yearlinss, A1sc;
81 ShSSaSsP.; Isl s5 9 ,ss s.
POTATOES White, per bu, car lots, sacked,
SAG SN s%s2! .i1s: e. ssst:s, x eseasS - -
i RS55D IS ,s ;s51s1 81 ~ ss
BEANS Quotations include sacks: Fancy
hand picked lex $40; nssian, fair. Is; nediu@
mixed and dirty. 65@7Oc; brown, fancy, $3.50
brown, fair TO good, s1.5o@16o Lima, califor-
ma 81 Is. e spy., per nsl
Greetings. $4@a e; Baldwins. $s;7o@4. 30; Tall
S45O@5 's.. n q ,
ORANGES alifomia navsls extra fancy. ees
fancy &c. to 12ss fancy i5os
aS9iss g s fancy as to 'i.s $3.50
F,4 aas4 gss 81: s.
$3.50, Wisconsin: Bsii and Bssis; 80. 49,
fancy p White tes Sections,
choice white, lib sections. 1o@ilc; amber. ~!
MEDIUM SSsess. s:fs eun :ss fsass
Rsdish s:p Pc doz eunehs: q
es:ry per all ianeS
g.. eo sl S
nn as so@sse
shaos per do = bsnches 76c rutabasas
NEW YORK PRODUCE. March 8.-Butter-
24c; creamery, common to choice, 1bN28c; state
dairy, 14@21c; held creamery, 14@Nc Cheese
Receipts, 2472 pkgs; Arm; state full cream
fancy small colored and white and large colored
and white. September. 12c; late made. 1oNc:
LISA gsvs Rs
and Pennsylvania seconds to frsts, nc; western
| tirsts, 21c.
Poultry-Alive. steady: western chickens, 12c;
fowls 131hc; turkeys, 16c; dressed, steady; Yves.
tern chickens, l214 3l4c; fowls, 121lc; turkeys.
|16@1Sc.
CHICAGO. PRODUCE, March s.-Butter-
Eggs-Easy; At mark. cases included, ISL @17c
Cheese-Firm; daisies LIN @111ac; twins, 1O1!
@1oNc; Young Americas, In @114c: Poultr1
springs, 12c. Potatoes Weak; fairbanks, $50
soc; Rurals, s5@91c; red stock, s5@89c. Yea
| pounds. 5G18c; 80 to 125 pounds. gu 67I1ko; 81
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Shsep and lambs, spring lambs, 30
Is lambs, "a lbs, $4.75; Ii ewes, 105
OHr6Aao LIVE sro0K March

OH6AGo LIVE STOCK, March S.-Cattls-
Receipts. 1900; steady; good to prime steers.
and feeders, $2.5o@41o; cows, $1.5o04; heifers.
$2.25@4.5o; Gamers, 81. 5o@250; bulls, s2@4;
calves, $3@850; Texas-fed steers, $4@485.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 5000; tomorrow, q.
600; steady: mixed and butchers, $5.25@5.65;
good to choice heavy. $5.65@5.70; rough heavy,
$6.25@5.50; light, $47o@5.50; bulk of sales,
$6.25@l5.55.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000; sheep and lambs.
steady; good to choice wethers, $4.25@4.75; fair
to choice mixed. $3.50@4.25; western sheep,
$350@b. Is; native lambs $4T5@5.s5; western
lambs, $4.50@5.7b.
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Green OF green frozen, 1c less each grade.
Green sailed horse or mule hides,
Green sailed horse or mule ie hides. 80. -
Green sailed horse or mule hides
Dry nint Montana, Oregon, Washington.
Montana bulls and fallen hides 10 oil
Dry flint Minnesota. Dakota, Wiscon-
sin ana similar Il 'lU4a
Dry nint calf skins Il
Green sailed pslts. large to small,
Dry e flint territorial peits. per ID 10 oil
Tallow, in barrels Observation-Disclosures. AZ 3&
Grease, light ......,.....s.. ........ AS 33s
Wool Wool! s sss1ss unvasasa 4s 81 1s
Wool, fine, unwashed 80. ............12 ola
Feathers, goose :. i. 49,. @45
Feathers, duck ......i...s.....A @40
Feathers, chicken ....3............5... 8 3A
Feathers, turkey ...5.. ....g........... 2Z a 3
Dry ginseng root per lb 81. sod 90
sen.c: for ron+ planting per u
Beeswa1, yel!1v g e
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NEW YORK SUGAR ]

NEW YORK SUGAR AND COFFEE, March 8.
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining 2 16-16c; CEN
trifugal SO test, 8:7-16c: molasses sugar,
2 lilo: refined, hrm; crushed. 5.2oc; powdered,
Rio, 6Mc. Molasses, firm: New Orleans, 81 q
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the. day by loads follows: Chicago Great
Western, p Chicago. Nilw aukee & st. Paul IL
Minneapolis & st. Louis, IL; Chicago, St. Paul.
Minneapolis & Omaha, IS; Great Northern, z;
500 line, 16; Northern Pacific. II; total, SO.
DISPOSITION Of stock Monday, March q:
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BOTTOM MINING RTnnKa March CLOSING

49, nuDI az MtNlNU bIUVhb, March S.-CIoslng
i Sh loSss sM @s% Aresslsa Ao1s
Mercer eoQ95s Copper Range Con-, 1915
s to& l Daly West. BAN @341h;. Dominion Coal,
Dominion Steel 7N@7vH; Elm River. 7@7A;
fraRkg "A @s s3 LIE Royal 7@s Mass
hawk, 1914 @1se; Granby, 3N G8N; Guanajuato
g asked; Old Colony, G1A Old bominion, loH
Phoenix, " OILY Quincy, so@s5; Rhode island
lag asked; Santa Re; IA az; Superior Copper Co.,
100 Trinity. 4H@5; u. 8. Mining, 2oK Qa2Oss |;
Y. 8 Oil, SN @0R Utah. 84@34lz; Victoria, s
Gy5& Win IH; 6A 06; Wolverine, 74Q76;
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OTHER GRAIN MARKTs

DULUTH GRAIN, March S.-Whsat was very
strong early and advanced e from ysste1days
closed weak at 9sNc. net decline Of 11bc. Flax
s and kasesG, e nn
ss1 SsS7ss . S Ss
Gloss; W6sst.cssh No. 1, hard q; 9sHe; No.
s sfgsss oateSsl :as 'aa 9s{ as : 1ssas.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, March a.
Flour. receipts. SO. soA; sales, 5000 steady but
s sf4s: sea nominate
Wheat receipts, 1866 bu; sales, $4,000 bu;
stsf On t..d f sn a 5n
5oS s$ & s
6g STEADY t. aFm % cables and 6uyiSE sen
July, 57A@57hc. Oats, receipts, 72ooo bu;
Close: wheat-May. s7c; July, esHc; Sep
TENDER. s5hc, Conway, 6sHc; July, 5esc.
-Tlour-1oe lower: wheat-le lower; oiess,
NS n ni% s 1922 No. ss@
zsHets ss Steady; No. 3, 4s ssaPsso j ta
s5 ssf b s;as s.: CALI asese
! ST. LOUIS GRAIN, March s.-Close-Wheat
lower and psnicky; heavy selling continues: No
Corn, lower and weak: No. cash. 44c; track
nas 4Sfs July t5Ss 0,i. vsss
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March s.-close-
hsad sss se 3sy 2ss9 n f ssi Sc Sc
No 2 94G97c Corn No 3 .mixad 400. No 2
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2s1h; Southern Railway. 20; Southern Railway
preferred. 81; Southern Pacific, %; Union Pacific.
75N Union Pacific preferred 90; United States
Steel, 11N United States Steel preferred, 81 !;
Wabash. 1917; Wabash preferred. 49,
Bar silver steady, 20 i1-l6d per ounce
Money, ~ @2h per cent. q
short bills. 3Ql3 1-16 per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
three months bill is 1-18@3M per cent.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK, March s.--Cat
tle--Receipts, 1000, including 500 southerns;
steers. S3.4O@4.25; southern cows, $24O@3.25;
native cows and heifers $204.20; stockers and
feeders, $3@4.3O.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market SC to Zoe high
er; heavy $5.95Q5.5 3d.; packers, SIS. 25@5.45; pigs
ard lights, S4.2O@5.3O.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: market slow: sheep,
$2.75M5.1O: lambs. $4.SO65.65.
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, March s.-Cattle.
10000; hogs, $500. Hogs, 80 higher. Sales
lbs, $5.35
Cattie--stockers Zoe hikher;;. killers weak
$875; 49, 1885, $40; 10 cows, 1,020 lbs, $3.50;
i3 LOSS lbs, $2s5; 8, ,o2o lbs, $3.50; 81 stock
ers, TO lbs. So; a, s98 lbs SO so; p TO lbs.
So. Is; 49, $40 lbs, $3.75.
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CHICAGO. PRODUCE, March s-Butter-
Weak; creameries, 14@2shc; dairie.. 1871 @21c.
Cheese-Firm; daisies, LIN @l11ac; twins, 1O1a
@1oNc; Young Americas, In @n1hc Poultry
Live steady; turkeys, l2e; chickens, d 1Se;
90c; Rurals, s5@91c; red stock, s5@88c. / Veal
Steady; 80 to 90 pounds. 4@4he; 6b 10 70
pounds, 5@8c; 80 to 125 pounds, 6lh @7ie; IS
To ITO mounds. Tx 6Sc
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NEW YORK METALS, March S.-Lead and
Copper-Qu Quiet and unchanged.
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HrnEs. pELrs. rALLow AND Woor,.

PEORIA WHISKY, March s.-Whisky on the
basis OF '$1.2s for finished goods. z
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CLOSING CASH PRICES

esc@s1; No. 2 hard, s7@sec; No. 3 hard req
s7@99c; No spring, sO@90c.
strength in corn. There was good general
demand from commission houses and pit traders,
and with few offerings ON the market, the price
of both May and July advanced nearly cent
over yesterdays closing figures. The opening
on May was M@Ac to hQ15c higher, at 64@
b4Ac. The price steadily rose until it had
reached 54No. July opened M0Ac to A@%c
higher, at 81 @52Mc, and sold up later to $3.50.
Local receipts were 2S2 cars, with eight of con-
tract grade.
+. The late weakness in wheat caused heavy
liquidation In corn, resulting in loss Of all the
early advance. May declined to bs1Ac and July
to Gle. The close was weak, with May shade
lower. at OsAc. July was of 7s@Ac, at
81 nc.
:, Close March, BIO; May. osxc; July,
51Ac; September, 60Ho. .
bullish sentiment pervaded the oats pit,
with the crowd inclined to favor the buying
side. Offerings were light and prices advanced
readily on the slightest demand. After opening
h@%c higher, at 42A @42%c May advanced to
43c, but reacted to 421ac. July was up Ac to
h@7sc at the start, opening, at Se& @39Hc to
40Ac. The price held firm around 4O@l4OMe.
Local receipts were 302 cars. $500
Closs.Oats, May. 41Ac; July. 89Ac; septem-
Cash oats, No: "a, ssA @4oc; No. 3, se@sehc.
The following was the range of prices Tor old
doll
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, March Seattle
steers, $S.25@5.1 10: cows and heifers, $3.50
3.eO; stockers and feeders, $2.75@4.15; calves,
38@t.6O.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 5000; market steady to
stronger; heavy, $5.25@5.3o; pigs, $4@4.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market strong to 1Oc
higher: sheep $2.75@5lo; lambs s5Ge.
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Wheat-Puts, S7Mc asked; calls, 901sc.
Corn-Puts, 6O1bc bid; calls, 61Xc.

KANSAS CITY GRAIN, March s.-close--
hard, se9s7c; No. 8, s2@s2c; No. 4 red. Csc;
No: 3 94@s7e. Corn, No. mixed. 42e; No, 8,
2 White, 4O@41c; No 2 mixed, 3s@s9c.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
CASH SALES REPORTED TO-DAY.

X:SU O CLOCK report:
e Puts-May wheat, 93hc.
Calls-May wheat, 95k @96c.
Guxb-AIay wheat. 94asc.
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IGtaB ...e......

Prices 1o@15c higher. Receipts fairly mod
only . rtss e ss ID ST. sss
$40 to $5.25; light and mixed hogs OF common
quality are auotabs from s4so to $40; good
to choice medium and heavy hogs from $3.50 to
s5.55. Top hogs at $3.50 were far superior to
Eessss asr: as yss les s55s 100 lb.
lbs, 1915; IS s lbs, 500 So d les II, lbs s. a.
stays and Bears.a1 go lbs, $3.50; !, $50 lbs,
CATTLE-Re Receipts only fair for Tuesday. KILL
Ing grades selling at about steady prices very
decline. Veal calves ives unchanged good mich
sood stock and feeding cattle at steady prices.
Ssss!s H.. 20 45ss lbs. sss y:
sss ;sSs IS
5, sss lbs. $3.50; 9. 1856 lbs, $40:
Cutters and CannersS e. S65 lbs $225; z. 100
lbs saaS 100 0: s So g.. 7ss lbs - lbs
$3.50; q, .1.zo2 lbs, 1925; = s75 lbs, s.. 2.
y iod G iss 12s q lbs bs So ITO lbs 81
49, SO lbs. $40; 10. I,os2 lbs. S. %: = SO
~ ~ u.s. lbs s2sS e. $50 lbs, s. 90 n.y. s100' =
Stock 6ews and Heifers- 5ss lbs, s2s5; 8,
q 4es = lbs, s226; 4, sol lbs. $40; g. 81 lbs'
sstock and Feeding Bulls. 1,o2o lbs. 81. 10.
Mich Cows and Springers-5 cows and l calf.
$17b; 2 cows and calves s63; COW and calf.
SHEEr-Receipts liberal and running largely
to western feeders. Demand good for good grades
Common sd fesa Medium Kinds showed no change
values.
rs FPS Sian lambs, u lbs, ,l.7S; . ewes, lSs
Among the shippers on the market We're: G.
| A.. Norish, Hastings, J. G. Gardner, Hammond
Wis; A. Newash, Hutchinson; J. Hegerle, St
Bonifacius; a: Rupert. Jordan; T. NJ. Kyle
Hopkins; Sandman b Marshal, Glencoe; A. l.
Mcdowell, I: Faulkner, Hutchinson: W. Kraya
| L. suemr Center; l.. shearer. Hastings; q.
Dougherty, lie Sueur; ]. 81. Termath. lie Sueur
J; Lippard, A; Burg, st. Peter; P: Trench
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, March Seattle
Receipts, $500; inclu ling s 600 Texans; market
steady; beef steers, $3.7O@5; stockers and feed
ers, $4,000; Texas steers, So. 1Ol4.4O; cows and
heifers, $215@3.2O.
Hogs--Receipts. $500; market b@1oc higher;
pigs and lights, $475M5.c0; packers, $5@5. so;
butchers aud best heavy $5.4o@5.e5.
Sheep-Receipts. 200; market strong; natives,
$46l4.5 lambs $4.5OGl5.75.
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LOW GRADE BEEF
FILLS The PENS
NOT MUCH TOP QUALITY CATTLE
GOING INN.
Hogs 10c to 1bc Higher, and in Fair
Demand-sheep Receipts Liberal
and Running Largely to Western
Feeders Fat Sheep and Lambs in
Good General Demand.

receipts at the union stockyards to-day: Cattle,
$50; calyey, 100; hogs 1920; sheep, 1900; cars,
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CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN, March
s-Rye---May, Tic; July, Toe. Flax.ash,
northwestern No Sl.A; southwestern, $l.os; May
S11 IS. Barley-Cash s3S6l6Oc ~
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, March S.-Wheat, spot,
March nominal May Is lid; July, 6s 6hd.
. Gorn-spot American =, mixed. new. quiet, 4s
lures, firm, March Is I'd: May. As ed.
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Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Cars:
3,768 227, 206 200, 629 1852
1858 170,S06 130,747 3,7So
$50. Be, 400 IS, 1872 SO7
SS1 5000. $500. 49,.
table shows the receipts thus
compared with the same period
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The fOHOWiaG
far in March, as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27
Are Women Really Stingy:

Are women meau"r in giving than
men: 1t cannot rightly be urged that
they are Women after all, in buying
or in giving are commonly making use
Of money that others have earned,
They have been trustees Of other peo-
Pies money for 1000 years. and long
use has made them careful Of their
trust OF course the petty meannesses
of a certain kind of woman have af-
forded infinite opportunities for mems
jests ana contempt. hui those petty
meannos~cs are nothing in comparison
With III" great me8unesseS Of really
sordid u4n-I I.oudon Spectators
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RED LETTER DAYS.
The Origin of Thus Designating Not
able Occasions.

lie origin OF a red lettcH day has
been traced back to the third century
Gregory, bishop Of Crsarea, Jealous
for the conversion of pagans, found
them unwilling to give UP ther custom
AIRY recreatiul4> ut Tie festivals of theil
gods, So taking a leaf out Of thcit
book. he instituted festivals in honor
If saints and martyrs.
This example soon led to the instltu'
ton of holy days. now corrupted into
holidays. IN Old ahnanacs all such
holy days were set forth IN red lnh.
the res; be;u@ III black: hence the term
red letter day for any notable 0eca-
sion.
Others say that the origin # the eH-
preston i, mseil mere recent and IS
due to the f;iei that saints day tAe
5th-ef Nove!uber, the kings birthday
and accession aMd Eing Charles day
We're similarly marked off il red aS
holidays for the Bank of England eYl,
aeutly ii Ike tines Of the lltel StuartS.
london Telegraph.
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Results Yeste 5da y.

Er@ BMf J. Nateh,z
k4ehsbuf, ). Monroe ,
" gam botw en Baton }-.-
a!#s Greer, 70 @e#esIuzad.
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Coast line or the I:hlllppines.

A geographical magazine makes the
interesting statement that the Philip
pine Island have q coast line double
that of the ulln part of the United
States, The measurement gwen is H.
All statute miles while the total area
Is stated a l,5.o2G square miles In
tie Philippines thcre Is one mile Of
coast line to every ten miles of area; in
the United Stales the proportion is
To '55. 1t is said that 5000 islands and
iSlrts can n counted on the charts,
UurperS NoeEly
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Joe Wants to Come Back.

Joe ifennegar may yet come back
to Pine Bluff Manager Finn OF Lii
tla Rock does not seem 10 be just
satisfied with Hennegs work and
the second basenan has wriften to
friends hefe that he wants to COM
back. n ennegas,S differences lasf
wears were eutirly with Blackburn
who va, managing tn team. and he
i very popular With the fans
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Sudden -ANvai, ing.

.rhat it is bad for the heart to be
s,=..,.e,i ap s!ddeuly in the morning -
tAe contention OF Il certain writer
who bases his opinion on the fact that
to be suddenly awakened from sound
sleep sends a great rush of blood to
the heart, thus oEertaXing and strain.
ing ii. People whose business neceSsl-
tates tLeir beng awakened early have
long suspected the practice Of being
an evil one aud hayo tried to rid them
selves Oh it. But heretofore they have
had 10 lcttcr fea~on fer wishing to
continue to l.c i'll bed th@n Tat they
found it iucc9Tcatt!.t or l.ufioasant T.
rise early. Evidently they have right
OH their side T IS an unAy&ieEit
practice this hein" walked UP at u''
earthly hours in the dusk of the early
morning It is bad for the heart.
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that he WeIld Hilch again today
Taa score;
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Betting tIuo;as ornen.

The hab:t of t@tt.H4 among weGacn
Of the lowar Glass : oun which H#s
grown Wit! amazing rapidity, especial
y in the towns aul villages Of our in.
dustrial districts. And indeed no pow
or of ldW seems Ia avail much against
she vice.-l.oHdon Hospital
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aa with the elph&nt.ne Ganee ana
fae sphege came feaffHg plare#ard.
one of fhe Lumbermsn would prompt
D i've i on log -four q five bases.
THea Blackburn WonIa .fan round
and oawI at his aeId4is 10 not
climbing t!.c feace after the ba
ana tie crowd would sllout.i .itse!r
doarse Tie only reason more hits
We're net mace off Gesrge vas the
fact raat be did have some speedy
ontfielders i .hind him. That little
iioata OF his wss manufactured into
all kinds Of dives Then too, the
@cuss.ne cat vas all too familiar
TO the local fans. for Blackburn mad
d good team go to pieces last y9ar
by that same kind Of work. The
most noticeable incident on the Ell
feet this has on the players was in
the fl st inning. lauzon hit a hard
drive just between left and center
field fer which b-th Plass and Get
ting + started. Not soul called
which one was to take the ball and
hey came together PIass dropping
the bail and Gettinger falling to tn
ground Iike a stuck beef Plass re-
covered quickly bu1 Caveuder had
scored on the misplav. When the
players came in to the nch, plass
, was told that he had been fined fr,
! the misplay and very naturally get
mad He ev refused to 90 ont Oh
the field but was pacifed by the
other players.
There was some trouble b. tween
MurpIpy and Con Hat low in thaz
famous first inning also. Harlow
was nj in the game but from the
coaching line made some remaiAs
which Morphey did not like. and
when the Irish lad came in from the
field he proceeded to punch Harlow
one in the fac. After that little
,aGonnie' was good. very good
The I.umbes men deserve no es-
. cial cledit f winning that game
1or Blackburn was dead easy for
them ana II lped t. win The scoring
began at once Gfroerer was Out OF
close decision wh kiernan aa1e.
LED his bunI- int C2vender or " tour
bad ones Murphey hit TO ccAl
and was It advancing Caye1der a
base. Lanzcn hit .ong fz - -
cente4 which Pass dropped 49,
his collision With G rringer=ant re
runners KEEP o. 9aaains caqe:.5ec
stopped al ti.t=ae2ea All 41zz..zr
lhfrd Hlue zinst eI i.aazsa
scored Blae va - -
ON Ia haeersTz u. -
In t..a .14f53 1fssa9.zz- sss-5
first ~ r D. as - #a=s.a-
.ear.r Nsua.zs an #'.
=fz "a ee1-s. ssa..... -
N the H.,a. - H-# ..
~iHeh-a=e 49, - 4es-ea. ...1-4
on Gfea=r - sags7.a ssa.s ~
CAV Hjsa@ -Hesa 49, ir -
place ca.-a .a' sa55..I an.
eaa.e-54 81.
.tss s,a. ts asI
a-' a.en Ha ha Hn f:aNer=
44#ns aas& aa "a
sal1aa= - asa. aetness -
ia vasss, aE-3 Htf
In and GtzEostr advanced a5ta with
. "aoth Ne# Hlevl sacrifice. CAY
gna@s# t.If . :#5ht tfea - three
E. bases ani a sorese Lucid scored.
N0rphs> sing AID Caveuaer
seo.ea i.aHzen lii % center ter
third Then the PRAYING san N
earnest on the part + Blackburn ana
the crowd Wet home only wishing
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27
Standtag q TIE Teams.

VI -. f'H#
Niaa-bals ~
&GtGiIeZ -
Ncuree -. =. z...z.I2 97f
P5a@ slHaf -tf=t -
Haaeu BaH@e. 3.5.f
=tf.f.QIEIIta= 80
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27
The UNDERWOOD typewriter is
used BY the U. S. Government.
Over two thousand by the War
ard Navy Departments.
Ec>u .AntonoplIes in WashInoton,

tew Automobiles in Washington.
CMcal Washington does not aks
.r9ly TO the automobile and very
saw persons r the executive or dip,
.o:Ha,io servtoo are seen in vehlc}as
other than carriages. The president
IS TOO :ond of horses ever to take up
he craze He las always shown
preference fer surreYs and seldom
.rivcs ont OF town in any other kind
4 vehicle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27
When Nni@hthood Was In Flower

Citizan-Hcre stop fi-htiu- that Ittle
boy Chimmie-W at AZ, me COLL look
IN ont de window: Sized take NE for
a Ga.tlef-EHtc Iutar- Mountain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27
Games Called at four.

The directors nf thf baseball a.,
soeia'.gn hava decided lhar fho hour
t.89 IS TOO .are fG. the baseball
games. and her aftee The games VI
L eaaea az ,.c.aali
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27
Pine Bluff.
/ 70 /.

/ Oldl - y . ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27
KIN CHOU CAPTURED.
And Japs Have Made an Attack
on Dainey.

London May 27.-The Toxic cor
respondent of the Daily Express says
it is reported uncfiieially that the
Japanese have captured Kin ChsNl
and are now alta king Dalney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27

Hc#Hn4 f8as. - L1ahle mob. a
laE1y day. a bItfne#f"an and defef=
mined lot Of le 'el#z Eas What
met Smiling G5fn.49. BtseEbnfn
az Forest pma yesterday a1ttfs
noon and before Trey were through
with him al those smile VIE turn
ed 10 tears. If there is one hing that
hurts Blackburn more than awning
else, It Is 10 have the crowd hiss
him, and thar Is Just what they dit
every time he went 10 bat yesterday.
Another thing fEat hurt vas the un-
Kind va yin which the lumbea men
Pins BIufi Then GeOrse woJD
smile. that knowing smile which is
as much as 10 say: Il know II all,
even if / have lost some friends in
Pie Iiutt.t Then Geoge "eu54
swing his fat body around, step hall
way 10 first base an9 tHo-thlrds 9f
The way to thisd base and deliver taa
bah to the plate After he had finish
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-27

If there wern no eating without han-
crr anl u" 9".H0!ng without thirst"
said lieraer. speucer. then would the
sy-feni be bH; seldom. oNt Of oi.fIor :