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New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York July 10, 1905,
BEANS AND PlAS-Of the 2764 bags reported to-day
neaf 700 were from the Pacific Coast and were most
~ nas The matet for domestic stock remains 9u;St
and unnhAnRed Holders confidence. especially
in CHOICE brieht marrow and fine dry red kidney and
tbeee re heId drmy Other varieties steady, but
be strictly choice 20 command our top rates sGoGh
row choice per bush SO 40qS3 10; DO medium s2 'z9
81 Is; pea 81 s7k9S1 9G: DO red Kidney % ~ zoS
white kidney s3 6OgSS 55 black turtle SOUP 80 tO4
IS f do yeiloTg sye 81; lima California " SC 9sS Boz
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tuTpentns steady ana IA
higher on limited offerings firm Southern market
Rosin was dull but unchanged; Tar ruled steady and
IS 90 was quoted oil bbls. We quota:
SPIRITS TURPE&TINE-on and rnashins bhia o2r
TAR % 60
ROSirs-Csornrnon 20 good strained Sc n as 90, r
50 e5; a. 81 95; H. 81 tbi 81 66i K. Looi NJ Y 70: n
81 so; " G. S. 10; W W. So 90
STOCK ON HAND
hoEn. DbE. 1cIO2
spirits turpenine, 1853
W1lrnineton. Juv le-sPIR1Ts TrJRPFNTTyp avn
bshc bd receipts. 1l6 casks. ROSN firm So; receipts
297 5bls. TAR Arm 81 bid receipts ] Dbl. CRUDE
TURPENTI hrn 81 so 81 10 and 81 AoI receipts III
Savannah. July Is.-TuRPEHsTnH firm, beAs, re-.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
RI - q Nc ports and Interior rlofntg toiav ooro
C VITA ne same day last week srd lasr vear.

cu EEcaEe special Liverpool eabIesf Spot cotton
oSgD b2leEs ami export, 1000,
trv receipts. LOCO bales all Araerlcan: mid
O. sSfd. Futures opened irregular, unchanged
gsssI tae point lover on distant positions; closed
Aur., 60 &eZ poipts higher: July July-AuFuEt and
efoer s6d SeptemberLOctober sed: Octo-
saruary alo NoveEnber-Deoenber bs7d; December
tt1 Hs,os SaFuaTy-F ehrusly and FehFuary-Asrch1
sns .ro..,Ss-o Ss-o AGaehssteF-YsTns quiet; cloths n
,sSsy AND MEAL-Ths -four market wns inactive
roesfsts - p1oes steady ana unchanged There
pztentS .es.and Tor -four az Ole prices eprtng
- lsf.rs - y p5s winter stFaEhts q 609sS 50; win
EgF rTCT- - eokB 90 No winter, SO I07s3 S.
gooe "a stsecy Quoted: Pair % good 81 25@$4 col
tlr eHey. r bO8e4 30 COHNAfEAL firm. Quoted.
ssaiesi F,.s sSg$5 10 ss q brand, BAoNDAL steady;
Ntster lE--D-WsEtern steady: city steady Quoted;
q ss6ySlg 90 90 standard nldtiing. SIT 90: -four
sag shs sssss Hteeling. sls9S2 req dog. s2s b9i
RAJ tz tG8s54 4ssa % bulk 80 Z~s22 10 Saehai oil
NSsfS-ss<- y ltEAT-RuEt news talk OF blight IN ths
t1 tbs -enl speculative OtfeT1ngE Of shorts
t1srltors sta OF EpTfng wheat uaTkets the
n6fsst - ..sAled with strong upt1-a in the wheat
4, tf.s g; Last prices "a NeV-York closed IMQIAo
As urg-es s.ttrn news confirmed BY many az
rDGfs - -lts houses which had nothing but favorable
ha1sh a. .splns wheat. its effect the iesa
hh eoVs4s appeared % be quite generally oyerbOd
81 scsnts s tession Owing 70 conttrue heavy West
erEt sTf GIeEaflng winter Whset points 6z7 600
1 issf - teld 757.oo0 bush compared with $4,000
y Vim 49, there very little disposition load
eee s-seelally Ia view Of The conflicting char
outside tsS esleTn reports. TIE principal feature OF
a. tnlss - has the demand Northwestern houses
eEsEe Nu-csgo which gave a certain color 20 the
1tn"aSn sro1a other important quarters
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
KEN WORK. NER haven q HARTFORD r al

AEAIns depart from Grand Central station. 81 81 80
sth Ave, "a follows Tor - @-~
BOSTON via New London and Prozidsso,-es5o
5SoSS oS 5Ss 1S;07 +ss6 a ~ 'zlIl:Oi saIIso
S00SSTTOONN via Wlimantio-tfSsoo A NJ. 200 P. N
s11:Oo P. NJ. ''~' f4'-o~
PORTLAND and BAR HARBoR-+fs:o2 p NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and cUzsnc.
ii $40 A. NJ. teO0 p. NJ
FiTCEBURG, via Putnam worcsster-ts:oo p M
"a 7v1I1I+S snd NOEsFOI4K-t9O2 A NJ t8:31 p 81
G[: fE&A5kElNl5TON.- STOCkBRIDGE, LENOX. PITTS
ELSSLD-t4:50. f9;oe A. NJ. s1:24, ts.SI P. n
I1czee ornces AZ cSrand and eI21ff,
- also At e26l Lisa c1s54 Broadway c3 Park Plaza
CO Vnon SQDars. elsa Fifth Ave- Gas Columbus Ave-
e649 Madison Ava, c2T3 West St. 2T9s Third Ava
IN 5r9okIyn- eC4@ $50 Fulton St, go Broadway D
- ISstiS tsxSegt sundays iStops I25th 81 xStoDs
az 12otn st., sundays only Saturdays only tPazor Car
Limited lHas dining sPArlOr and Sleeping Car
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

eeipts es5 bels; shipments 65 sales. e1s RosIN nry
4 &c, So soqfa 80; 3. So lo@ss IS; s. s7aSSs 70;
y SS S21s 9. SO 57s; a. s. co. 81; K s4 O5: ii. 81 1o
NJ = 25i VIC, 81 g; w, 81 SO
London July I9-TURPENTTNE-Sp 44s %.
ROsIN--Ameriean strained. es Sd; do fine. ia Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 1a.--FLogR quiet and steady. WHEAT
-Spring strong No I Northern. 81 10; No red.
track 6o CORN 6uIl and unsettled: No yellow, 62Ao;
No q 61hc- OATS stronger; No white. S6%c No 2
mixed BAo RYE dull. Canal frsights steady
Chicago, July 19-Ths leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher So
$500 A M--For BnghaLnton and Elrnira-
1000 A M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and St Louis
1000 M--For Syracuse, OsWsgo, R1chdeld SprtngA
t12- 40 p. M-PoconO Mountain Special.
S1-4O P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
f$.00 P M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
s6.15 p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
sS45 p. M--For Buffalo, Syracuse Richheld springs
s20O A M.-FOr Chicago Slespsrs at $3.50 p. "
Tickets, 149 429 11S3 1434 Broadway n. 800 Fulton
St. Brooklyn. sDaily. tExcspt Sunday. tRun Fridays
and Saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20


,T %hea' No Ggsas8 sss s4sss SIS I gss Coi5Ps ss
fss;SssF B.s:#S:9 ::sSSss s.ses@s s. as a s4sos4aa
Corn. No 2;
s5:5 s:s.:$s:s s: S:5 e:5iI ....:ss Fl Fl
Oats. No 81
B9s3:s5s:s 81 gsss g. 81 81 s'aos. e.. 81
May ........s.. SlA ora uQOAn o4R
Mess pork Per boli
s;Rsi@s:: Ss3.ss9 'sSFs s& ss sssa sss ssa
Lard. per 100 Toi
ssR3Ss:9 s:Rs;5se.s ..:::: Eass. E% Fs5 rs Fss
Short rTes. PER 100 roi
o:3ssss s:Rs:ae:. .:.::::: sS sS!s rs sS
sing g g5Std 5O' nE ~ so: SsOs1 GS No
low. 6so OATs-No 2 92AGL No z white S95iq24c; No
white sihGssse RYES.No SSa sIeLE{E ssAEeI-E{mGoed u
5ERN2 8 22 y y sS sSTS"'s5f59 q g 20 TN
THRb. Per 70 n, 81 l6gsf iss. our MEATs-shoSt
81 sTI@ss WHisREY, basis OF high winss. 81 aT BUT
tst vas steady cSssmsriss ieedsaci dsrss' isise
EGGS steady; marx. cases included. iBiscs hrsts
OK qlo1c.
IuIuth July i9-Closs; wHEAT-No I Northern
81 %: No Northern 81 OF; July. 81 %; September
s4Ac: September, old. s9Be.
milwaukee, July Ie.--wHBAT-No Northern al ion
s11ii no NoFthsrn. sloossloS; ssptsnbss s44o
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
r ALL ROA Al

! i IL " d 1 l Y Il NH
LROAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twsnsy-shi5d str''i and
2 Bsa Ss a s.a
.;5ss ;5ssA% ssF1S9 Hh sFhG1EE &Esh ,...,..,
'iOSs AN THE PENSs7LvAN.A NSaii LMrrnD-as
'I6sf.M. c4IS4eos 3 eIAfssar4 eIsselNsAr4. AND s~
.sSsrM rtS FS01s PENNsFESAN1A EExsFESs SPECIAL. Is
.4gsrM cafeHeS fHs5s g Gaaf42D., GhafaE2i
s sss wlsFRRN vi h9Y1S ANPRGgs EXP GIscrN's7' EXP
ss sss e E ~ IIsEIAND SIIIEsXEIAND AND CINCINNATI EXP
-. ,WAsHISdfoSt ASp The SOUTH.
3:ss5. "COngressonal Limitsd.5. .s-25 .tiS. .tss
1ass nt.s 9ss s9sz coaszs.soaa SION aSS.
soGTaERN RHIIgaYL.IsSs. x 1 l. .ss5. .sss p m
ATLANTIC coAsT IINE--sas g m. and ssS =. m
sEABoARD AIR LNE.-la.,S p m ana ia1o
NoREoLK AND WESTERN RAnwAY-'s-as p. m
cHEsAPEAKp 8 OHIO RAnwAY-s.ss a. m
FOR OLD PofSIT z COMFORT 81 SeS ana NoEgo1.E-a.ss
AiRNTfs Tfss'tffz. cffyss So n" m dsIs ans ass m weak
q5SEg MS9@5sss SS3S1s1 % :. n a rsah-day..
L0NS 3N6rtb BRAMG saS2 AsBgR3 PARK (oSsan esovs2
Iss0 from Dssorossss and s.ls a. from Cortlands
ays only Snz IL Ions Si rdGos aSSs as
oa 2ss ESP saS SAf .as ssesD Loss EaneSp
(4-55 except Saturdays. except Long Branchl. A5a
and ass D. weekdays Sundays a2S. s.2A 1o.S5
f6R m PHILADELPHIA
% nh iss ss 1sss sS 1s s s ass ti's .sss m
saiyy, :5;5S SIS, s5;. a,s as Sss5 tor EoTt5
sunday5' S9S. :5,ss. s,s. as sSs 'tlcsss .Ioss
for North philadelphia oniy). .I5s s5s5. 7BS. S25.
925 (sSs for North Philadsiphia only) p NJ 1s.1o
night
'Dining Car. tExtra-fare train
Ticket Offices. Nos 461 1854, e6 and zsi Broadway
1SS Fifth Avenue (bsiow 23d se)i ssa Fifth Avenue
corner 2Sth ST.; 1 Astor House, and stations
named abovei Brooklyn. s42 Fulton Street. $50 Full
ton Street 800 Broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex
station Ths New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Cab Service.
W. ". ATTERBURY, JR WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trafd0 Manaxsr
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

C5Tss cables. Rio-Conee market weak; No Rio.
1900 scaangs l65sd receipts. 10000 bags; shipments
the Cuited states eco bags; shipmenLs tor Europe
& baEs: stock 10000 bags SantOs-Cofes market
cust; Eod average Santos $500; receipts $1,000 bags;
Fo-k L860OO bags EaTnburg-Cofses market opened =
Ftr lower; 81 p net = OK pig lower; al m
pig lower sales l0Oo0 bags. HavTe-Coffee
market opened barely steady ga franc lower at 2
unchanged unchanged 70 = franc lower; az
$50 2 N UnchRngedj total sales, 1900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BALTIMORE ( ohio RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Leave 23d Street 10 minutes earlier mid
night train leaves 1850 p. n
LV. Liberty street 500 Exoept Sun Buffet.
1000 Am Daily. Diner.
400 noon Daily. Diner.
2:o0 pm Daily Buffet
aRoyal LfEnited" 400 pm Daily. An Pullman.
Lv. Liberty St SEQ pm DaiIy Diner
12s15 night. Daily. ElssperR
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
Leave New York City. West 2sd St Liberty St.
Chicago, Ptsburs, Sleeper. .11;S0 pm 1915 MT
Chicago, Columbus Diner.......11:Be 1900 nm
..littsbuTF limited" BufTst-.. s:Se pm 700 pm
Cincinnati st. Louis. Sleeper. .11;50 pm 1915
Cincinnati. st Louis. Bner..... $3.50 am 1880
omoes: 49, 2s1 !54. 1900 Broadway, Astor House,
N Y.i s43 Fulton St. BrooklynI asa St. and LIB
ertJ St
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

CoTTOS-Thers asa no; 70 be much In the way
a bUlllEh but the bulls I'd
cotton market ruled generally firm The feature
EpecllatFe sHEcpolnL appeared 70 be the increased
pressure against the market whenever the got
October contracts up 70 around little lie,
ree G. four times during the session the list approached
ts hgue is 10 the II Ac predicted the
oly q be driven back under renewed liquidation and
selling for short Bulls claimed that "a the late
session he selling around HIGH &c go heavy
and that ones the sticking point could be passed a
further substantial Eain could On stop loss
orders ai renewal q support end the market
ccfiuE al lie for October. About
bush items u the appeared reports Of rain
"a tne central valley, the real eject OF which would
seem douotiu following week OF comparatively dry
ee ano The acvunce in the English futures market
no conditions showed little Improvement the Englah
tp markets Vas 10 points lower sales Of only O0O
neea s.though FUTURES due 70 597 points lower
were 0z points higher the hour
ne loczl market upaned firm an advance AZ Tfs1T
f-lf There was active selling by wire and Commission
ohes az the Gcvanco and shortly prices broke
% within b@s points of Thursdays closing level thgn
!SAed on renewal q bull support pred icons of
- et0a During lie balance Of session there was
teale EIeg-arity and the very nervous b-yt
e Ia near the best for the session and at he close
eeIe tt5a-g et net advance OF 2l627 poiats Sales
SsIe etate1 ct 10000 bales southern spot markets
Nee beaeraly quiet and unchanged RecelDts oontnus
" hesyy and stocks ali points are inerezsnF
wa - follows: ~ SA-S
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19

Admiral Togo, with a squadron Of
the best ships Id the Japanese navy,
win visit European and American wa
ters some time next year
The Bourse Gazette Of ST. Peters
burg announces that negotiations are
in progress with American bankers to
feat a 500. 100000 rouhle loan.
The Russian foreign Office IL en-
gagged Id drawing ND the program for
the second peace conference at The
Hague 1t ii said that II viii be emil
nentIy practical.
Several leases Of houses on ground
belonging u the crown recently have
fallen III and been relet on terms
showing the Increasing value Of prop
erty - London.
Prof Behrfng will not even consid-
Ell the reported American offer to pay
him large sum Of money If be will
make public bis consumption cure.
ne VIII III no way be diverted from bis
chosen path
There Is an unprecedented boom In
mushrooms this year II England. So
abundant Is tie crop in some parts Of
Easl Norfolk that they are being
moved down with scythes to save the
labor Of hand picking
The kaiser has ordered the prepare.
tion d. comprehensive work, richly
illustrated. which win describe all
those artistic objects for the existence
OK which he Is directly responsible in
architecture and painting
The japanese Times publishes news
81 number Of cases Of embezxlement
by Japanese naval officers, among
which that Of Paymaster Commander
Takenonchi. financing naval cOnstruc-
tor la England, has Aed after embez-
cling sl6s. 900
The St. Petersburg police discover
ia Id The outskirts of ST. Petersburg
lumber Of secret printing establish.
nienta which have been engaged IN is-
suing revolutionary proeIamatIons Az
y result d che discovery forty arrests
have been made
Lord Inverclyde. chairman az the
Cunard Steamship company. died st
Castle Wemyss. Scotland. He had been
IA foE month with pleuro. pneumunia
lord Inwerclydess brother James Gle
land Burns. succeeds to the title Lord
InYsrclyie VAS II years Oh
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19


With only one voice raised in oppo-
sitlon. the Republicans Of Massachu-
setts 10 convention declared Tor q re-
vision Of the tariff.
Intense excitement exists in Lorain.
Wis. over the discovery Of gold. While
digging we'll on his farm il section
~, Charles Eggers discovered gold.
Maj. GEN. John n. Brooke. retired.
was chosen command er.in-chief Of the
Military Oraer q me Loyal Legion by
the members Of the commandery-in-
chlef, at its annual meeting
SUSPENDED from ali college nrivi.
leees. even to visiting the grounds for
pne wear II the punishment dealt out
70 three sophomores ut Columbia who
have been convicted o. nazang.
Dr. Abisha S. Hudson. aged Sc years,
died st Mount Vernon. Ohio. He
choked 10 death on = fig He founded
Ke0auk Medical college and has con
tribukea much to medical science.
- anra uvornsar tha rni,1,on 7, =.
banker 81 New York osferkd n MI nv
reward for The conviction a ! pars i:
men Who recently assaulted Amt
Thornton. ! domestic esnpIoyea 81 81
household.
srr,esa st.sa. rass.,;,, a,.n-.,. -,
.ss 90 = s<sssa US eesvsney sul
1870 nnsss ~ $50 ' 1890, n'aa,l .1',
,, $500 q, 800 !. $3.50 "
$500 s,,s* 80 800 .sss..s 81 ~
800, 1870. ,s's's Is $500. '-'''''' 'o'as s.
~'s''''s' { z " 1sl''' 49,
s'f'iway' wealthy farm
g ana pankeE q 0naWas Iowa. died 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19


Marlin ]. Garter. United states con
sul lit Yarmouth. ~. o.. died suddenly
He was 4e years old. His home was
al Minersvilie. Pa.
It was decided at cabinet meeting
that the control or the Panama canal
would continue TO remain Ia the war
department instead Of being trans
ferred TO the state department
TIE census bureau has issued 3 bul,
ietin showing the production and dis
tributAon Of the cotton Of the United
States available between Sept. !, 1904,
and Sept ]. 1905. 10 be 1s.597.7s2
bales.
The president has appointed Ed
ward B. Kelley Of South Dakota TO be
agent at the Rosebud Indian agency in
that state. 10 succeed Charles - Nc
Chesney, who has been appointed spe-
eial agent Of the Indian bureau.
Having reached the age limit Of g.
years. MAI. Cen. George Morton Ran
dali, commander Of the northern d.
vision Of the United States army. with
headquarters Ii 81. Louis. has retired
from the command He will be sue
ceeded by Brig. Gen. John II Weston
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19

Assion, resort 10 alcoholic stimulafts
and fuvtEurantsv the after effects 81
which MFp very injurious.
NE. r.. v. Pierce, forty yeafe. ago found
MAJ women were being mlstreafed
through ignorance or eaFnlessness and
qefeFzaln q devote MS life and energies
Haeille found tlse eassse 81 their suf.
seIs1. and found rs Ntf,sres iboTdsosa
the Garth, certain roots which bad re-
MA8rlable md valuable medicinal virtues
Tor the cure ~ these ailments.
Using chemically pure @lycefine, OF
proper strength Instead of alcohol, be
prepared extracts Of these. and the result
was 80 satisfactory that tie eombIna-
ton became hts FavOrite prekeriptlOn.N
Tbs rnala used ares Lady, e Slipper root,
Black COhush root, Unicorn root. Blue
Gohosn root and Golden Seal rect. The
world knows 10 as Oh. PIgRnE's FAVOR
deEfuI and unparalleled record Of 4 half
million Of cures IA the last forty gears.
HriEo 81 Dr Pierce Buffalo, N, y, fer
Mnvtces Efvcu without charge.
81 80 alAd 81 10 able 40 testify as 81 tho
merits III Dr pfefces Favorife Presentation
1pz a. RAMP llia that wpfnen suffer With
Xzz1Ax MISs Gertrude Mitchell president
y eelunsbEa Street. ~. Detroit Mich. after
MANX NN@f9 ST Sn4ekinN mnd palm I took
XvHx medicine. ard Ii short time began u
n a1Non@eIs becnme morn regular ard
had BEEN mx KIT M n lon0s Shall nevar
HEHse % ~ very grateful that Il Was brought
81 snx .ot.ss rye M pains and feel much
I'll, Plekeo'a Pellets cleanse the clogged
AFsfem from accumulated impurities
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19
The News Of the Week


Casualty.
Fireman George G. Krahmer fell
from q Northwestern engine near
Tama, Iowa, and was killed.
AS result Of an attempt to light 2
fire with can Of coal oil, Mrs. Aman-
da Carlson. and Miss Esta Lawson,
living q few miles out Of Austin, Tex,
we're burned to death.
A west-bound freight train on the
Rock Island was wrecked in the west
ern part OF Davenport. Iowa. Ray Nc
Cullough Of Davenport, who was riding
On the engine. was killed.
In q runaway accident near Ackley,
Iowa, Agnes RAM, daughter OF a prom
inent farmer, jumped fro mthe buggy
and broke her neck Two brothers
escaped with slight injuries, A dog
scared the team.
A street car accident occurred near
the village of Winooski, Vt, in which
thirteen persons were injured, some of
them seriously. A car carrying about
fifty passengers crashed into q wait
ing car on a siding.
Ten men met instant death at the
quarry Of the Vermont Slate Co at
Granville, r.. VI, when about 100 feet
Of the west bank crashed down with
ont warning, burying the victims un-
der hundreds Of tons OF slate and
loose earth.
One workman was killed and i've
we're perhaps fatally injured in an ac-
cident that occurred at the old county
building at Chicago. A girder which
vas being raised to the roof was at the
third floor when 1t gave way and fell
to the ground, crushing the men be-
meath Il.
Walter Palmer OF Athens, Mich, was
instantly killed, Chauffeur Blake of
Kalamazoo was fatally injured and
Mrs Walter Palmer and her daughter
Frances were badly bruised III an auto
mobile accident The automobile,
while travelling at good speed, swerv-
ed out OF the road into d marsh and
capsized.
After falling into Big Four gravel
pit near Lawrenceburg, Ind, and
breaking his neck, an Italian laborer,
assisted by d friend, walked nearly d
mile to- his tent, holding his head In
his hands the whole distance. Ply
siciang found that the mans neck had
been fractured at the fifth vertebrae
and declared that the injuries win I'M
doubtedIy prove fatal.
Falling out Of second-story win.
dow at the home of Adam Luscavags
at Mlnersville, Pa, a six-months-ola
baby escaped death as If by a miracle.
A washerwoman was passing with
basket on her head, The baby tuui-
bled into the basket and was unhurt.
though the washerwoman was knock
ed down and driven almost into
spasms BY her fright.
Fire Of unknown origin at Eldora,
Iowa. destroyed the building and stock
of the Koenman Drug company, and
the building Of Mrs. S. Lang, and bad
" damaged the new brick building Of
the Bank Of Written at Written.
There was no insurance on the bank
or the Lang building, The insurance
of the Koenman drug stock is So, 800:
The total loss Is about $4,000
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19
PRESIDENT IS FIRST TO HEAR
AS GRACEFUL MARK OF APPRE-
CITATION or HIS WORK
FOR PEACE.
NOTIFICATIONS EXCHANGED
EACH MONARCH OFFICIALLY IN.
FORMED or SIGNING RN
THE OTHER.

st. Petersburg, Oct. IL. Spencer
Eddy, the American charge d'affaires,
at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon OF
ticially informed the foreign office that
the emperor of Japan ratified the
Russo Japan peace treaty Saturday.
The French minister at Toxic at the
same hour informed the Japanese gov.
eminent that Emperor Nicholas had
signed the treaty.
AS d graceful mark OF appreciation
Of the part he took In bringing about
the conference at Portsmouth, and the
resultant peace, President Roosevelt
was the first person to be notified by
the Russian government that Emperor
Nicholas had
Ratified the Treaty.
AS soon as the emperor's signature
had been afixed to the instrument and
before the treaty had been brought
back from Peterhof, the news was sent
directly to the president. Official mott.
fication BY the French government, ac-
cording TO the foreign Office, followed
several hours later when Cound LamR-
dorff had completed the ratification by
his signature.
The government took mo- steps to
make known to the people Of Russia
the fact that the emperor had signed
the treaty before the receipt OF the
official Notification
that the instrument had been ratified
By the signature of the emperor Of
Japan, and the first news, therefore
was communicated through the Asso4
ciated Press from Washington.
AS soon as the treaty had been fully
ratified the foreign Office communities
ted the fact to the war, navy and 9th.
er ministers, and the necessary orders
were Immediately issued to bring home
some Of the ships interned in neutral
harbors.
The date for the exchange Of pris
oners of war has not been fixed
Thomas Smith, American vice consul
at Moscow, sent to Medvid yesterday
several thousand roubles which hao
been received from Japan for the
Japanese prisoners there.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19
GUILTY OF LAND FRAUD.
Former Member Of Oregon Legislature
Convicted.

Former Member Of Oregon Legislature
Convicted.
Portland, Or, Oct. IT, Shortly after
midnight. aftuer session of the Uni
ted States court which lasted ali day
Saturday and far into the evening, the
jury In the case of the United States
against Willard n. Jones, former rep
resentative TO the state legislature;
Thaddeus Potter, a local attorney. and
Ira Wade, a timber locator, returned
q verdict finding Jones and Potter
guilty of conspiracy 10 defraud the
United States OF part OF its public
domain. Wade was acquitted. The
charge against the defendants was
that they secured persons to locate on
lands In the siietz Indian reservation
In Western Oregon. and to swear
falsely that they had occupied the
land. when, as . matter OF fact the
land was secured for the benefit Of the
defendants.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19

Albert Lynn shot and fatally wound
Ad MS cousin. James Lynn, at Kalima-
500, Mich after i quarrel over =
Y0wnR woman
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-10-19
KING MouRNs IRVING.

presldent Roosevelt AIso Sends Mes.
sage of Sympathy.
London. Oct. fixing Edward and
Queen Alexandra yesterday sent q
message Of sympathy 70 the family Of
Sir Henry Irving III which their maj
esties say:
He will indeed be great loss to
The profession, of which he was such
q distinguished member
Messages Of sympathy hays also
been received from President Rooee'
welt and DR.. Jules Claretie. On hehall
OF the Coincide Franchise.