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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-23
Rrltlsh coIpmbla Notes.

The completion Of the Montreal a.
Boston consolidation scheme is giving
great satisfaction in the entire Bodn-
dairy.
salmon river. this year. win probab.
~ be the scene OF 4 placer excitement.
Many promising locations have been
made
Four concentration plants are under
way al RossiRnd mines. Pred w. Brad
ley il In camp TO supervise work at
the lie R0i mine.
Ore shipments for last week arc
larger than for the preceding week
Total for the week. 7.ie0. Year 70
date. 1874, $50 tons.
A. Sydney. Il, G.. the Dominion Iron
4 Steel company said they had s0t
men Al work in place Of their strik
ing employees The strikers are quiet
The CRANKY company's mines have
shipped over 500 GOO tons u ore thii
year. Total for the week. 1850 tons
Total for the year 10 date, IS, C73 tons
A verdict was given by a jury a.
Victoria. Il. c., Ia the action brought
by the Centre star Mining COMPANY
against the Rossland Miners union
/ the jury deciding against the uuioi
and assessing damages al 81. 500. TIT
Judge, in addressing the jury, deserit
ed inferential conspiracy and said Il
strike IL not unlawful. but Efforts q
interfere with operation Of mines. ar
malicious.
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ledge has been found to be 40 feet
wide. and is well mineralized through
out.
AZ Butte. Mont the Butte & Boston
Consolidated Mining company Of the
Amalgamated Copper company group
has brought an entirely new damage
suit against the Montana Ore Purehas
ing company. the Johnst0wn MINING
company and F. A. Heinze TO recover
81 100000.
The complaint Of the Butte & Boston
company alleges that defendants tool
81 500. 900 worth Of GRE from the Nj
chael Dayitt mining claim, which ths
Butte & Boston company owns. ane
the prayer asks the court TO give tbs
plaintiff that amount in damages. plui
costs OF suit.
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Tokio. July 2i.--The Russian Vladi.
yustok squadron. accompanied by tor.
pcdo boats. has entered the Pacific
ocean. It's destination IL unknown.
bat IL IL suggested that IL possibly
plans 90 raid the east coast Of Japan
and then either rcturn ca Nladivostok /.
or escaping Ia the southwark. Rttumpt
10 form junction with the Port Ar.
thur fleet.
The squadron was discovered in the
straits Of TsuRar sseaminR rapidly east.
ward.
Warning have gone out TO shipping
along the eastern coast Of Japan and
merchantmen are hurrtdely seeking
cover
IL IL expected that most Of the ship.
ping will be warned before the, Russian
vrsscls can infiict serious damage. If q
raid IL purpuricd.
Ordinarily a iack Of coal would pre-
vent an extended cruise, but IL il poss
| IDLE that the Russians puAsess colliei
AZ = rendezvous In tho Pacific ocean
The Nladivustok squadron has already
uverhauled a japanese steamer east
ward of Tsngar straits. The name 81
the vessel captured and her fate hav'
not yet been learned.
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London, July 81. - The Associated
Press has interviewed many prominent
persons connected with and in Close
touch with the government relative 70
the seizure Of British vessels byt steam
ers Of the Russian volunteer feet in the
Red sea. .as
As a result 90 these inquiries there Is
shown TO be q hostile feeling against
Russia of a strength and bitterness al
most without precedent without n war.
The most conservative who have been
in the service Of the government and
who openly deplored the haste with
which they thought Great Britain had
plunged into the Transvaal war, to-
night frankly declared for the policy
Of reprisal against what is regarded IS
Russia's violation Of treaties and her
piratical attack upon British COM
merce.
The warlike tone OF such papers a
the Times, the Standard, the Morning
Post and the Daily Telegraph, whics
/ in national crises hitheto almost invar'
iably have advised caution, has had ii
inevitable effect. There has been stir
red up q storm Of indignation among
all class in the United Kingdom, th'
strength OF which the government itsel
can scarcely gage.
Those who deplored the outbreak o
the wa between Japan and Russia, anC
insisted publicly and privately tina
Great Britain. crippled financially af
ter her South African experiences
must not, at all costs, be drawn int
the far eastern struggle, are among tn
most outspoken champions Of physi
cal force that will prevent the repetiol
of the Malacca incident in the Re,
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RESERVOIR BURSTED
feRs SWEEP WIDE PATH or
RUIN.
Of Reservoir Causes Heavy
Loss in PsnnsylVania--Rsslds
Warned In Time-Ruildlnas Torn
From Foundations and Carried on
Crest Of a Mighty Wave.

seotidale, Pa-With the roar Of Nj
agara, the reservoir OF the Citizens
water company burst at midnight
SUNDAY, and more than 800. 600 geo
gallons Of water rushed down the val
hey sweeping all before IL and innn'
.daIing crops and wTeeking buildings
ia its path. Il vas discovered about
) O'Clock that The dam was In danger
20 breaking. and messengers were sent
Through the valley TO warn the people
itundreds Ut lives were thus saved
Tor a few hours later the whole val
ley was under water.
The damage 10 the machinery and
reservoir alone will amount 70 $50 600
When the torrent swept down upon
the valley. buildings were torn from
IheiF foundations and carried on the
cFsst at the great wave like % manS
ssashtabs. Crops valued al Thousands
Df dollars we're completely ~Eiped out
AridEes we're carried away. In tbs
&prge just below the dam huge trcs'
9re torn out By the roots. weighing
pa. and overturned b. the aood
be new pump and engine instaiies
kiurday below the face u the dan
pump the leakage back into thi
ksservuir were NFenched from thei
Foundations. pFopsiiea 20 yards from
& te4g original positions and buried nn
der The mass ~ wTeckAge from IN
vail u water
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An exhaustive examination has been
made OF the Buffalo Chief group by
Seattle men and the property pro
nounced Al. A contract for 500 feet
Of tunnel has been let 10 Price Gibson.
who has also the contract for a tunnel
on the Ironclad and the Starlight. One
thousand pounds Of ore were Skipped
this morning TO lae Tacoma smeiter
and as soon as tests can be made plans
viii be perfected for a milling plant tc
be built before fall.
Work on the Coarst Gold is inter
fered with by the heavy rains.
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New York.-Santos- Dumont, the aer-
onaut. has definitely decided not 70 re
turn TO America for the St Louis air
ship competition. according to a Her
aid dispatch from Paris. There is only
one firm. he says, who can repair the
damage done 10 the envelope OF his
balloon by bandits. After an interview
with the head Of the firm, Santos-DD-
mont announced that the repairs could
not be made within six weeks or tive
months, leaving insufficient time 70
ship the balloon TO ST. Louis for .
trial before the close of the fair.
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Wholesale Feed Prices,
Prices Paid to Producers.

Vegetables and Fruits Peas, &c ID;
carrots and beets. 2oc doz punches;
string beans. SC 10.
Poultry and Eggs-Chickens. roost.
ers, lOc III: hens, 12d1Sc live weight;
young chickens. sS@4.5O doz; turkeys,
dressed. iSR2oc ID: geese and ducks,
.l2di4c ID: eggs. S5.5066 case.
Live Stock--Steers, 81 cwt: wethers
81 cwt: hogs, s5a5.l5 cwt: veal, $50
cwt.
Hay-Timothy. SIS ton: alfalfa, 81.
ton; oats. $1l0@l.20 cwt
Creamery Products. Z, O b. Spokane
First grade creamery butter fat, pei
10. 21mc.
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MEeRo soLDIERs cAusED y.
Lieut. HaIght, Military Aide 70 Presl-
dent Francis, Resigns.

St. Louis. Mo-, July Lieutenant
C. Sidney Haight Of the Fourth United
States cavalry, military aide to Presi-
dent Francis, and director Of the mill
tary camps at the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. has rendered his resigna-
ton to the board Of directors Of the
fair, upon the request, il is said, Of
the war department, which acted after
hearing the result Of an investigation
into the negro problem al the expOsi-
ton. This investigation was ordered
by President Roosevelt. 1t Is stated.
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print.r.puhIishsr a Suicide.

St. Louis.-After leaving note con-
tanning directions for his funeral ana
requesting that files Of newspapers
he had edited in Kansas in pioneer
days be sent to the Kansas State His
torieal society. Frederick Rraunhoid.
70 years Of age, a former printer and
publisher. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the heart. He was
Respondent over IN health. Previous
to the civil war he published = Ger
man weekly.
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San Francisco. July 20.-Henry s.
Croker, pioneer stationer, millionaire
and brother Of the late Charles Crock
er, the railroad magnate, is dead, aged
az years.
SsS He had been confined 10 his rooms
for several weeks, hut his death WAS
unexpected.
He came 20 California in the early
duy and established = printing estab-
lishment at Sacramento, which later
was removed to this city. He massed
fortune In his business and through
his construction OF the Central Pacific
railway. He was the last Of four bro
Tiers. He leaves a large family.
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crased BY Joy over peIIsIss.

Dea Moines. lowa.--As a result OF
excitement over politics. induced by
attendance at the democratic national
convention IN ST. Louis, II. +. Nor
ley. a prominent capitalist and banker
Of Lake City, lost his reason.
Morley was given a hearing before
the board OF commissioners for the In
sane at Fort Dodge and sent to the
asylum, lie was a supporter Of Judge
Parker. and in the soy over his nomi
nation he lost his reason.
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The gold output OF the Transvaai
for May was 20s.st6 ounces. valued al
about 16.lls.s20
The working force has been ipcreas-
ed AZ the Evergreen mine In the Cedar
Canyon district, Wash.
The olentanEy Mining company has
started = force Of men to sinking on
the Colon mine. northwest 81 chessw.
Wash
No authentic instance exists OF the
discovery 81 native metallic tin. and
the reports TO the effect that il has
cd mining men.
Government reports show that the
gold yield of the Victoria, Australia,
mines for the Eve months ending May
was 3i2.2i5 ounces. having 4 value
OF over s6.2ll.S0o
O. G Iaboreo won a distinct victory
in bis suit against Daniel Shuts. Paul
X. Paulson and the International Coal
a Coke company al Spokane. when
Judge KEENAN, denied the motion Of the
defendants for a nonsuit
| District Attorney Thurman has noll,
cd the cases against Ross Sanborn
Joseph Carbonetti and Frank Napoii
charged with the dynamiung Of the
Sun and Moon transformer house and
plant near Idaho Springs a year ago
y. l. Wilson. a mining engineer OF
Butte. Mont. passed through Spokane
recently. on route 10 the Thunder
mountain mining country. Ida. where
he viii superintend the construction Of
a mill for the Dewey Extension com
pany
President Roosevelt has indicated e
some friends in Pennsylvania that .
date this week for the call Of com
mitjee Of Pennsylvania miners 10 pre-
sent to him a petition regarding tn,
Colorado labor situation. viii be salts
factory
George Gum. ore buyer Of IN,
American Smelling & Refining com
pany. recently made a trip through tn,
Tonupah mining district Of Nevada
and expressed great surprise at IN,
. richness Of the ore found in the dis
trIct.
The operation Of the Golconda min
OF sumpter. Ore. has passed from tn
! Golconda company to the GeiserHer
dryx company Of Sumpter. The Her
rdyx company at a meeting of Tn
board Of directors OF the Golcond
leased the mine,
Horace Stevens says consumption {
4 Copper the word over is equal to pr
y duction. and there need be no fear {
Il dangerous accumulation. John star
+. ton says a continuation OF copper col
r sumption abroad and revival Of IN
steel industry to former proportion
e would cause almost an immediate col
4. per famine
e It is reported that the 10 ton exper
.e mental mill, through which the 10
4. grade ores Of the STATIONS Indepei
dence mine have been tested, hi
shown that ores carrying not mol
than So a ton In gold can be treatS
% with satisfactory profit. Il is estima
a. ed that the mine dump contains i,00'
q 600 tons of ore Of this class,
L, Some excellent specimens Of ore Al
ar being exhibited at Wallace, ldah
oil from the recent strike on the Powhg
tan group. on Big Creek on Il
hanging wall three feet Of concentrate
~ have been uncovered. with here Al
there lunches Of first class ore. II
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GEN. kuRoPATklH WAS RIoHT
Russis Begins 70 Appreciate MlIisar
Leade<,


LsaGsf
81 Petersburg Experts who -.
csntiy sore inclined 10 erigieiEe Gen
eral kugupaiEtn's management u al,
fairs in the Tar east. declare. 80 the
aitua1inu develops that Bis strategy
has pFogru 50 far. bvyund vepsuaeh
So has successfully uded over press
iug DANGER hos pressing only those
b. close touch alsh the far east real
ire Ills apparent mistakes. like the
prolonged resistance offered by i-ien.
traant General zAasalitrh on the Yaiu.
tara 0ug 70 be acts ui the highest mill
tAFy Judgment General kuroPAtEin
ghon had ~ fen and such rsnor troops
al llaoynhE that the Japanese would
have had an easy task to crush the
utMin tuFru ~ the Russians had they
been permitted 10 cross the Yaiu with
oug SEVERE punishment aud the BOSSES
- Zaaaalitrh probably saved Lao
yAns
Gcusrai naruh HtakslbrFg'a march
shirh also aas criticized. IL BuN al
mitiesi 10 have beua necessary The
HNAAAAA4&AAhN ~ $50 ANE AAAAh AAAN - tAFE
nhnuld bs 10 constant touch with tbs
enemY. otherwise u would BE- impoa
usblc 30 know tho strength Of ltn %
panents uy Ia he Informed ~ theft
movements. General StakuihsrE
march Vas = reconnaissance on EranS
scale. and not only enabled Genera
Kurupatkiu to ASCERTAIN tho onemy
strength and disposition. but material
y disturbed the japanese plans Tcla
tive To tho siege Of Pott Arit.ur. grad
ualiY drawing tho bulk 81 iho lapanea,
army IA fnlluN tho rutFeatiuE columns
and thus dlstractinE attention froH
the vulnerable spot between Liaoyan
and Mukdpn.
Means bile. tho men al Karopatkin'
headquarters are improving mt
thousand II the hos, troops from -
rupean Russia have reached lstanyan
within a month. and " the Russia
commander In chief should choose not
10 accept hattie he uiil be able
nknasct a heavy blnW An Russia
In.1Eiug forward with confidence to n
issue 81 N" aght.
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Full Time At Homestead.

Pu,sburg with a $1,000 display OF
fireworks. the Homestead Steel works
started operation, in full Sunday night,
with the employees working double
time. The plant has been operating
only half time for the past year. The
starting Of the mill gives 1000 men
steady employment The fireworks
were furnished by the superintendent
OF the mill
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ST. Petersburg. July is.-The vice
governor Of Elizabethpol was assassi
mated at Z o'clock Sunday evening. The
assassination occurred at Adgshakent
a small place In the southwest corner
Of the government Of EliEabethpo
close 10 the Persian frontier.
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After nearly 60 years service as the
southern terminus OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship company's liners, the city
of Panama will no longer be the last
port of call. for. beginning this week
an vessels will clear from Ancon
Canal zone. the port Of entry recently
established by the canal commission
on American territory.
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You Americans don't discriminate
at all nicely" "No?" mo. I have
known more people to be crushed and
tramplod to death at the wedding OF
viseount and two millionaire's
daughter than at the wedding Of a
duke and ten millionaire's danght-
erN-Puck.
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Publisher MISSING.

Mexico Cip.-w. L. Game. a.
American partner In a publishing hrm.
has mysteriously disappeared ana
fears are felt for his safety. The busi-
ness was prosperous and large con-
tracts had been made.
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STEAMER RUNS ON ROCKS.
Serious pau,sps TO Princess Victoria
on Vancouver.

Vancouver. n, C.. July ia-The
steamer Princess Victoria. from Seat.
tie aud Victoria for Vancouver, ran
on a rock at Prospect point at tho On.
trance To the harbor here Two plates
were stove in on her starbuard side
and two blades Of her atarbOard pro.
pellpr we're broken. The steamer
was brought TO her dock. and. during
the afternoon. although her pumps
we're kept going steadily, abe sank
two feet by the bow.
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sy DERAlLmENT OF A TRAIN
Nearly a Dozen Passengers injured
In TeNaA

Dallas. Tex-Nearly n dozen per,
sons we're injured. one dangerously
In the derailment Of northbound pas.
scnger train No. 81 on the paris-Cie'
burne line of the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railroad. nine miles south OF
here today.
Just aa the train was making q
sharp curve. at n high rate of speed
the baggage car left the rails. the re
mainder OF the train. with the oxcep
ton OF the rear sleeper. following.
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SHE JUMPED OVERHEARD.
Mru. Lipsehitz Commits Suicide In
Atlantic Ocean.

Plymouth, England, July 20.--Trsg-
edy again marked the homeward voy-
age Of the North German Lloyd steam.
err Kaiser Wilhelm IL. On the arrival
of the vessel here almost at the hour
that aninquest was being held over the
body Of +. Kent Locmis, it was an
nounced that a second class passenger
Mrs. Lipschitg, had, committed suicide
by jumping overheard when the shiI
was one day out from New York. Hun
dreds Of passenger witnessed the sui
eide and watched the efforts OF hfS
boat 20 rescue the woman. No trace 81
the body was found.
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Reign Of Terror at TansIsr.

Tangier-The mountain tribes, ap'
parently satisfied that they have moth
ing 10 fear from the government are
footing the entire countryside outside
OF Tangier.
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nnlclni TrIni I'D ,hc nhIo.

The navy department has made ar.
engagements for the official trial OF the
battleship Ohio, built In San Francis.
co. over the regular course IN Santa
arbaTa bay on the eBth inst. The course
will bo marked by naval vessels at San
Francisco
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Glendive, Mont, July 90. - John
Hidore, believed 20 be q member of the
aging Of horse rustlers who have been
terrorizing the stock interests Of north
ern and eastern Montana. has been
captured in Blackfoot country by stock
inspectors.
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TnREE d. FRoM -.

Scores Of Presentations Among chieass
People.
Chicago. July ls.-sunday was shs
hottest day Chicago has experienced il
three years. and three deaths and q
score Of prostratlons were the result
The maximum temperature Of 81 de-
greeE beats any record In the weather
bureau since 1901. when 100 Was re-
corded
Detroit, Mich.--Sunday was the hot
test day Of the season in Detroit. the
temperature reaching 90 degrees.
St. LIouls-The temperature here
Sunday was 90. There were a few
proEtrations.
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nanehaII Stand collapses.

Cleveland. ohio-Two hundred per.
sons were hurled to the ground Sun.
day by the collapse OF 3 stand at
Brighton park, a suburb.
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Spokane Markets.

acknowledgements. Zoe Id; new
potatoes. 3@4c b; turnips. 3d5c per
bunch: lettuce. 465c head; dry onions
465c 10: cabbage. 4@5c ID: cucum.
bers. sdl0e each; green onions. l0@
I5c doz; radishes, sc bunch; rhubarb,
2Mbc ID: green peas. 5@sc Id; new
beets. 3 punches l0c; spinach. PA q
Sc 10: watercress, Sc bunch; string
beans. sQi0e ID; fresh carrots, :
punches &c: mint, &c bunch; tomatoes,
i5025c 10; parsnips. punches &c;
eanteloups. Sdl25sc each: eaulihower
10000 bunch; wateFmelons, 4od50c
each. summer squash, l0dl5c each;
crooked neck squash. I06l5c each.
Fruits--l-emons. 25d3Oc doc: cher
ries, 5dl5c ID; gooseberries, 6@l0c
box: strawberries. 6Gi0c box; black
berries. saI0c boN: raspberries. loo
l2lze pint: red currants. Sdl0c box;
plums. Toe 10: apricots. I2a d15e ID;
peaches. l2l4 dl5c ID; prunisimonis
l2@I5e ID: new apples, SC ID; grapes
| &c 10.
Pouitry-Dressed chickens. younE
chickens, lsc 10; hens, lSc ID; Ole
BOOSTERS. I4@l6c lb; spring ducks. q
d75e each: goslings 20c ID; spring
chickens. 60d65c each.
| Dairy Products-Butter, best cream
cry. 25aS0c %; common creamery, p
case 10; best country. 20c 10: com
mon country. i2hdl5c ID; importe'
Swiss cheese. 40c ID: American swis
cheese. 25c III: cream brick cheese. p
case ID: New York cheese. zoe ID
Wisconsin cheese. 15c 10.
Eggs-New laid eggs. 25GS0c doz
eastern eggs. 20@2Bc doz-
F7our-Eassern fancy patents. SIG
ldl75 sack: local patents. $3.50 sack
standard. $3.50 sack; lowest, sll0 SIX
Washington wheat, sA4064.75 Dbl
buokwheat. 40d50e 10 10 sack.
Grain and Feed-TimOthy. S1@lO
ewt; alfalfa. S5ds0c cwt: oats. &l.4
cwt; corn. $3.50 cwt; chopped corr
81 so cwt: bran. s0ds5c cwt; bran an
shorts. Si6105 cwt; shorts, sI.i0 cwt
wheat, fi.s0 cwt; chopped barley. SIS
, dl.35 cwt: oil meal. 2Ac 10; see
oats. $3.50 cwt Z
City hay market-Iocal timothy ha
SIS: cat hay. sl3dIs; wheat hay. Sli
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$1,000 AS RESULT or STRIKE
-Four Negro workmen Attacked at
Chicago.

Chicago. July Is.-In a fight grow
ing out Of the meat packers strike az
the stockyards Sunday. three men
were injured, one fatally.
In an attack by mob composed Of
spectators on four negro strike break
ers at an amateur baseball game. two
OF the mob, one policeman and the
strike breakers were severely injured.
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poLlcEMAN's AIM FATAL.
Kills Detective who Fought In Self
Drnfeh6e.

New YORK. July lA-AftcT shooting
William 6urFicy and AlonEo Durondo
81 Manhattan during an attack upon
him sunday BY a crowd ot men At
schurcr'n picnic park ~ Corona, l. /.
Charles conran. = detective on duty in
citizens clothes nough, refuge under
= dancing platform and was there shot
and ALLIED by Policeman John =. Ger
rily by installing him for . murderer
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Lectures are generally enjoyed by
the lecturers.
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Pleasing receptions are mixed with
favorable prospects.
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New potatoes, $3.50 cwt; summei
squash. 81 box: best strawberries
$50 crate: blackberries. si7562 pei
crate. raspberries. 81 crate; peach
es. 6Ocdsl box; tomatoes. $50 crate:
sweet cherries. eOcasl box; sour cher
ries. Sc 10; apricots. 75GSoc box; Gu
cumbers. $3.50 box Of 20 lbs; cabbage
&C pound.
Wholesale Feed Prices.
Bran, SO ton; oran and shorts. 81
ton: oats 81 IS cWt: wheat. Sl.25 cwt.
chopped corn. SAC cwt: whole corn
81 80 cwt; timothy hay. Sl7 ton; al
falfa hay. sl4
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Hospitality makes the peasant :
King,