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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-13


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parcel delivery ANA storage huaiusqa.
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% electric needle. guaranteed nutlas
fnriufF eleven years gnps firnes.
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Financial
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phEFHprr WafhiuiHI engineer %
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note without security
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800 HspaY 90 u or taM ar tsf0
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Inquiries IT
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Aersngs for Sale

Several nice ten acre tracts. handy TO
heattle-Taeoma Iuterurban. leyel
land. fret class soil. easily cleared
ftg. each: Eaay terms. Will take
part payment IN labor.
liz
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FARM BARGAIN acres. 20 acres
bottom land. balance gold upland.
all fenced and cross fenced plenty
barn 7-room dwelling 3 large frame
barns. several uutbuiidingH. aulpndld
location. adjoining small town. eiaao
10 creamery. owner desires qulck
sale and has set price accordingly.
$1,000. which Includes ell kinds n
stock. horRcH. harness and wagons
carriage and a good outfit Of farm
ing tools aud machinery.
ROBERT MAfTHY. go New York blk.
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nIa bafaain-6 acres blaoh hattom
land bis ruuuiuE apfiuH partly
cleared set g. berries new house
emily So. terms Sc down. s. per
month Aluu uHe at lEH. same terms
tlafr ta tara aud HUuauI ace FRANK
kenny tho manager Inquire on
boat ulamargh. at Rainier Beach. al
pngV. tt
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80 90 800
+ advanced 90 reliable WaEe Gamers or
HaIsried employees i4af au hiH note.
without security ~ iudnrser Easy
puFmauIn. HH uurleHHuut Inquiries
HtTrfiF confidential
Tiii# rHIHaEsr LOAN co.
on Marion HidE aH "a Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-13

or-ron cheese. 1sne; Eastern.
creeks. asa zee. Washington cheese
lGc. cream brick cheese. isc; but
ter. native creamery. sac. eastern
storage. IN tubs. ale: eastern
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aErrr mostly cleared. Isa fruit trvra
sHd email fruit t.roam house barn.
q mile from ehfintouhrF on Inter
urban s. so part raHh also iH acres
east 20 Kent partly cleared small
house. q Hn. vii trade for city prop
srtY HlHo ID agfea. partly lmtFaY 81
level good soil. creek IL miles
FROM hHewnHNtlir. nov Cut 10 ten
will take part trade a. Eaud team
- horses ahHlsrud Hraa.. S. AT
eady Phone. Aulu ie4 -ig
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monthly regulator: only
sure cafe remedy. never falls: guar
antscd. all female disorders success
fully treated consult physicians free
Paris New York Medical Inst. Eata-
brook Bldg is3ois Second
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Water Front GA Sound 80 viii bay
one ~ the prstuvat - arfo tracts
on The sound Nur1 conveniently
located. Lowell land. god auil. raay
terms
HonEHr MALrHY 40 New York bik
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Patent per Dbl ft7E: c,o
y TO- hinnssota hard wheat ~.
Pillrbury, -: EfIsburYs PEST ~.
standard Dakota. s., Olympic "a ~.
lie stric. 1i7Gs Holly. s47g: CO.
Northwest. ts7g. Electric Tists
5 Gold Medal $3.50. Ton gsses
u t5 Centennial. best. fl7g. CO..
drop. tfzB. Patent Excellent. A ~,
A..a-Iu A L. 81 f..tsa
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10 acres near G6i7e6dSls' WSs6 =
acres cleared. in wheat house.
barn. 10 acres level pillow land CO.
90 feet saw timber. will trade for
Seattle or Ballard property. Price
10. A. Thompson. - Third Aye-ig
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STRANGE HEATH TO
TEN IN COFFIN SUIT.
Men Who Engage in Contest Over Prop
erty Given Undertaken All Die of
Peculiar Malady.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 11.-Dcath
say they have never before seen or heard
of has oyertaken ten men who We're con-
nected with the suit over a piece Of
property given to an undertaken by q
widow in payment for her husbands
coffin. So terrifying have been the mani
vine wrath that even the county officials
refuse to have anything more to do with
the case
The case is that of George Il. Smith
against John DALEY. Both men died
soon after suit was brought of the
strange disease which specialists were
unable to diagnose or treat. Then
Thomas Brick. the district clerk who
filed the suit. fell victim to the same
mysterious avenger.
Three lawyers participated in the
widows coffin suit" as it is called
Clegg Stewart, Forester Rose and Will
liam L. Austin. Within few days all
three became i'll and died of the peculiar
disease for which no remedy could be
found. Then Judge William II. Stew
art. who tried the case and who but a
few days before had rendered a decision
in the case and granted new trial. fell
victim. and in q short time expired.
Alexander Bartlngcock and G. A.
Sias were employed to survey the land
in preparation for the new trial. Scarce
ly had they completed their task when
they fell ill and died.
j. +. Simons, the district clerk,
laughed at the fears of the superstitious,
and made preparations for the new trial.
On Thursday last he died.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
WORK OF CONGRESS.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.

The House, in committee Of the whole,
on the 9th, considered the emergency ap-
preparation bill for the Panama canal, AFTER
the committee on rules had prepared rule
to force consideration Of the measure, and
providing for unlimited debate. The ora,
tory Of the members was exhausted, ana
the bill Will be read for amendment ana
placed on its final passage tomorrow. The
House adjourned at 4:15 p IN.
The House on the eth passed the Panama
canal appropriation bill without opposition
after adopting an. amendment by MI
Bonynse Of Colorado cutting the amount
ing amendments by Mr.. Williams OF Mis-
sissippi limiting the appropriation to go
S5s, 1873 and by Mr.. Prince of Illinois fixing
the sum at 100000 An amendment by
ture Of the bill under which a tax disability
against the proposed bonds Is removed was
defeated, 152 to 1O7. Nessrs. Williams and
Prince protested against the issuance Of
bonds for canal work when there Is $l36,-
100000 cash in the treasury and 500, OOO00o
in national banks drawing no interest. An
amendment by Mr.. Mann Of Illinois reQuir-
ing detailed statements OF canal expendi'
lures and estimates to be furnished to Con
gress at each regular session and restrict
ing all expenditures to money appropriated
by Congress was adopted. Adjourned al
1875 p. IN. until Monday.
Announcement of committees was made in
the House on the 18th. A resolution was
passed slightly increasing the membership
In several important committees, owing to
the fact that the membership Of the House
has grown from 33G 10 $50, Mr.. Lamar
Flaj, a Democrat, who with Mr.. Shackle.
ford MOI, had been left of the interstate
and foreign commerce committee, was
stopped from voicing open criticism OF MI.
williams, the minority leader, only by the
latter's strong objection. Mr.. Sulzer On.
the Russian Jews. At 80 p. IN. the House
adjourned until Wednesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.

The Senate began business in earnest on
the 9th, several hundred bills and resolu-
important follow: BY Mr. Frye-Copcern-
ing private pensions. BY Mr.. Newlands-
Directing the interstate commerce comnls
sion to frame an act for the incorporation
Setting aside onehalf of the unappropri
ated public lands in the Philippines belong
ing TO the United States to create a per
manent free school fund. BY Mr.. Frye
Providing for national university. BY
Mr. Foraker--A railroad rate regulation bill
BY Mr.. Gallnger-For merchant marine
subsidy. resolution directing the com
mittee on judiciary to inquire into and re-
port whether under the constitution Con-
sress has authority to supervise marine
FIRE and life Insurance was adopted with
into executive session, confirming the APP
pointments of Secretary of State Root, As.
sistant Secretary of State Bacon and jus
tice of the Court of Appeals of the District
Senate adjourned rs mark Of respect 10
the memory of John $. Pinkney, late Il rep
resentatye from Texas.
The Senate on The 18th adopted n resolu
ton directing the committee on naval af-
fairs to investigate the condition of the
old frigate Constitution with IA view to its
rapair. Mr. Tillmans resolution calling on
the secretary of the treasury for informa-
ton as to campaign contributions by ma
uonal banks was adopted. In executive
session the nominations of Charles j. Bona
parte, secretary of the navy, and Truman
H. Newberry OF Michigan, assistant secre-
tary Of the navy, were confirmed. The ex
tradition treaty with Denmark was ratified
Adjourned at 2:13 p. m. until Monday.
Spirited debate was occasloned III the Sen
ate on the 11th by the Introduction of a bin
by Mr.. Tillman authorizing the interstate
commerce commission to fix maximum rates
Mr., Foraker declared that the bin proved
that its author believed the present law
sufficient to correct all transportation evils
except excessive rates Mr.. Tilman re-
spouded that he had thought the present
laws adequat" until the investigation be.
gun by Judson ana Harmon into the Santa
Fee case had ended in miserable fiasco.
The Panama canal emergency appropriation
bin was received from the House, and
after considerable discussion, during which
the high salaries paid employees was crit
cised, il was referred to the appropriation
committee by vote of 10 to % The death
of the late Senator Mitchell of Oregon was
not mentioned ring the session and the
erasure of his name from the rolls follows.
At 40 y. IN the Senate went into. executive
session and at $40 p. III. adjourned until
Tuesday,
The Senate passed q bill authorizing the
Rock Island Arkansas X Louisville railroad
to construct bridges across the Ouachtl
and other streams in Arkansas. Adjourned
ut 20 p. m. until Wednesday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14

pitchers. Kenna, Dunkle and Paige; in
felders. Brashear, Quinlan and Wood
ruff; outtielders, Mailman, kerwin and
Murphy.
With a mighty toss. Pitcher Rube
Wadell Of the Philadelphia Athletics
broke board with a baseball in vaude-
vile at Shamokin, Pa. the other night.
1t is to be his nightly stunt with the
show. The throw shows his arm again
to be all right.
John II. Hoyt, manager of the Colum-
bia college track team, has invited
James d. Lightbody of the University of
month and compete in the mile race for
the national indoor championship
Walter Frantz. the pitcher-preacher
of the Kansas City Blues. who has been
drafted by the st. Louis Nationals. is
said To have had only Il verbal contract
with Kansas City and st. Louis may
not see him after all. Frantz is e.
footer. natural hitter, plays the infield
or the outtield equally well, and is one
Of the most willing men that ever donned
ball suit. He is contemplating retir-
ing from the diamond to pursue his stud
les for the ministry.
The American league fielding averages
show the following leaders: First base
men. Carr. Cleveland. 991; second base
men. La ioie. Cleveland. 991: third base
men. Lowe, Detroit, 9S1 Bradley. Cleve
land. 344: shortstop. Davis Chicago,
94S: fieders. Crawford. Detroit. $685.
pitchers, Waddell. Philadelphia. 80.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. 2-Close-Whcat-
Weaker; No / northern, on track, sSlac; No.
No 3 on track, 43c, Oats-Easier; No :
white on track, 32Rc; No. 3 white, on
track, 30a3112c. Enthusiastically; No 2 on
track, 5ic, sample on track, 3su5l12c Rye
Firm, No / on track, 7lihc Provisions
Steady; pork, 1917; lard, 7.32.
Flour quotations are Hard spring wheat
patent, In wood, 4.G5a475; straight In
wood, i.45d4.55; export patents, in sacks,
in wood, 37Oa3so country, 33ou3.4o
Buchwheat flour, 53oa55o
Mlllsturs are quoted at 1900 for bran,
1890 for standard middlings and 100 for
Milwaukee -four middliugs In lOo-lh sacks.
rye middlIngs. 1915; red dog, 1850; barley
feed, 100; delivered at country points, 5oc
extra.
CHICAGO; n, Dec: 12;aclosc.WhcGt-
Onts~December 3OJsc; MAY. 355sc. PORK.
January, 13G2l2; May. 13.4o, Lard-De-
cember, 10; January 7,33; May. 732h.
| Rihs-JanuHry, 595Q60Th: Mny, 10. Rye
Cash, Gsg69c; December, 67c; May, re.
! Flax--Cash northwestern, 102la; south
western, aGc llmothy-Marcn, 34S. Clover
Cash. 1910. BARLEY Cash, 37I5lc
NEW YORK, Dee. l2.-Close-W heat-Dc.
ccmber, o4nc; May, o%+e Corn-becem'
KANSAS CITY Mo. Dec. 12.-Close-
Wheat Steady, December, I9s4c; May, Sic
July. 7Gi4c; cash No . hard. s2Q7ss5c; No
! z, iSuSlC; No red, 9l1aMo5c; No. 3, sTit
| potac. Corn-L Lower; December, 3Dl9c; May,
B5ssc; July. a3Sse; cash No. : mixed toAci
| No white, Ioi2Wilc Oats-Steady: No. :
white, 31a32c; No : mixed, 3oi2c. Butter
STEADY; creamery, &c.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Dec. l.. -Cattlc--Rc-
ceipts, 1890. including 1900 Texans; weak;
beef steers. = 100000; stockers and feed.
crs 2rH3.Ao, COWS and hcifers, lo3Gtt 40;
| Texas steers, > lOa3so cows and hcifers,
. loGa.l5 Hogs receipts, 13coo; steady
100; butchers and best heavy, 4.75a5 90
sheep Receipts, $500; steady; natives, 3 ~
40 80; lambs. 55on7 10: Texans, 250a4 30
oMA'lA Neh., Dec Il = Cattle = Re.
3.7a@5 -, cows nnd heifers 25ogL %;
| western steers, 275ai 40; Texas steers
a5oa3 60; cows and heifcrs. . ooQ3 85; cnn,
ners. l.15g2.io stockers and feeders, 2.5oa
aga; calves 3pna6a. bulls and stays.
|, 1913 - Hogs Receipts, 700; market
shade higher. bulk of sales. s0ui s2Ig
sheep Receipts. $500, market stronger;
limbs, ioeuI 60; sheep, 4.61a5,25.
DULUTH. MINI, Dec. II Close Wheat
northern. sa7sc; on track. 10. i northern
si7sc; No. : northern, S27sc: December. s3c
May, s69sc FlaxIo arrive, on track and
December. OF; May, 1859 oats-To ar
--554liTc Receipts OF wheat, 1902 49, bus
shipments, o3.ooo bus
KANSAS CITY Mo. Dee l2-Cnttlc-
Receipts 1900, Including 800 southerns
market steady, native steers, 35oa6 %
southern steers. 2.5pai so. southern cows
aoou3 20, native cows and heifers. 2,Ooqi
$40; stockers aud feeders, 2.5onI 80. bulls
| soouin. calves, l0ou6I 10, western steers
2adpi So. western cows. 2oou3h0, Hogs
Receipts 5000 stcndy to weak: bulk OF
sales, SUI %; heavy, 90 packers
,s5fti W. riss ID lights tooa 49,
90 10; lda.hs, I5ui 30; fed ropre wcth
-, aJ'#t3J, fed ewes, ii'g1 -.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
MRS. ROGERS LAID IN GRAVE.
Body of Woman Hanged in Vermont Is
! Buried at Hoosick Falls, N. Y.

HOOSICK FALLS, n. Y, Dec. IL
The body of Mrs. Mary M. Rogers, who
was hanged at Windsor, VT, for the
murder of her husband, was buried Sat
urday in st. Mary's cemetery here. The
burial was attended by Mrs. Johanna
Callahan, mother of Mrs. Rogers; kath-
cryn Callahan, her sister, and Louis Cal
lahan, the brother of the dead woman.
The body had been in vault and guard
ed by watchmen. 1t was placed in a
wagon and taken to the Callahan lot,
where the undertaken opened the casket
to allow the relatives to have last
look at the dead woman's face. The
casket was then closed and lowered into
the grave and the priest offered prayers
for the dead After the grave was filled
the sexton placed a wooden cross at its
head.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
GUNBOAT WASP IS SAFE
Crew of Nantucket South Shoal Light
ship Also Returned, but Vessel
Went Down.

NEWPORT, 4. l., Dec. 12.-The gun
boat Wasp, which left with eighty men
on board Sunday to get the brig Harry
Smith, in distress at the entrance of
Vineyard sound, has returned removing
all anxiety for her safety.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. r.
Wireless telegraphy brought relief to
Nantucket south shoal lightship just in
time yesterday. The vessel went down
soon after the tender Azalea arrived and
attempted to tow it to port. The crew
of thirteen was saved. The men had
battlcd for twcnty-four hours without
food and sleep TO keep her atIoat and
then had to wait several hours before
the Azalea could get alongside her.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, DECEMBER IL.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

E-Eggs-Market firm The
produce boards official quotation Is 24c for
current receipts, at mark. cases returned.
Storage, April No !, pc; fresh candeied
stock sells on the street in a small way at
25U26c. Dir!tIes, checks aud seconds, l3g
l5c.
Butter Market firm. Elgin price on
extra creamery is 2l12c. Local price, extra
creamery, 2ilsc; prints. 2Jl2c; frsts, 2on
2lc; seconds, ia lSc; dairy, fancy, lo4-oc'
lines, l8al7c packing stock, 14Gll5c.
Cheese--Steady; American full cream twins
129l2iac; lmburger, per ID, liHgl2c on
grade, oqloc; fancy Brck, l21aqi 2Ac low
grades, 9llOc: imported Swiss. Zee fancy
Block new 13Ac; new Round Swiss, 1870
131sc; loaf, 13l4c; Sapsago, lie; Daisies, BE;
Long Horns, 121ac; Young Americas 1212c.
FOND DU LAC, WIS, Dee. l1,-Onerings
were go twins at llFs0llaic, $50 daisies at
12#9l2A.c.
CHICAGO. Ill, Dec. 70 Butter-Steady;
creamerics. 17u23l2c; diaries, 17q20c. Eggs
Weak at mark. cases included, 2O0234c.
Cheese-Stcady; daisies, l3c; twins, ll12g
1l4c; Young Americas, 13c.
NEW YORK, Dec. T. -Butter-Firm, un.
changed; receipts, $40, Cheese-Quiet un-
changed; receipts, 5lIS. Eggs-Steady, un.
changed: receipts 90ii.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
MERIWETHER GETS
YEARS CONFINEMENT.
Fight with Mdshipman Branch Also to
Be Penalized by a Public
Reprimand.

Midshipmnn Minor Mcriwcther, Lr, who
was courtmnrtialcd for causing the death
OF Midshipmau Branch ia q tight, has
been sentenced 10 confinement 10 the lin
it's Of the naval academy for one ycnr
and TO be publicly rcurlmaudcd 10y the
secretary of the navy. Secretary Bona
parto has ordered that the sentence be-
carried out, but lhnt SO much of the pen
atty as would dcbur Ill" accused from
serving on any practice ship attached 10
the academy De RENTED.
Meriwethcr was acquitted Of the
charge Of muusluughtor and found guilty
Of the other two charges. violation Of the
clause, which prohibits md-hiumcn from
engaging IN hsticuls mud conduct TO the
prejudice Of good order and dIcipline.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
KING LIKES CABINET.
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman Makes
Success for Liberals-Conserva-
tives Must Admit 1t.

LONDON. Dec 1l.-Sir Henry Camp
- -. ~ -. ,,,o,,in,. 1roro
b"l-bhhhcrmdI' tHe NJ" Pi'H'l''' Ni'''
TO the palace last night and had an audi
ANN, ,,,itb Itipy Edward presenting the
'"'' WIN 'f'"7 49, ~ II.
names OF the new ministry. IH' h'"h
signiflcd his approval Of the new govern
"'"' r-,...a,,5
''"'' ,....,...
ne privy cpuh'H met M l'p'h'ue ~
phlhce To-Day 10 chaniG inc 9ulE'iHN ~ ~
Isirrs I" denver tHc'r sr.IH VI ~" NJ
AticrWards Sir Henry '"lalp'H pan
norman and ms collehEuo7 N'Wu"'u a.,
me palace To receive ihrIF sous Ilo'" INV
King. The appointments lpupW'
lTcmIrr. Sir H. ChHPP,," gi, Kim
,han'tli'I 81 ,N'H'PN''' ,IadIt,,nr
Iinhr r ,gr' ''''' Si. Iiward dry
,,,inI.T., ... Lord Eleiu
.,....................R y Ilaldaue
India ...............,...... John Morley
Admiralty ......,...,. Baron Iwr,ainDnth
President board of tradr...I'. Lip,Su ''o'e'
'''''"'"' ''"' ''''''''' '' inbn Eurns
,...,.,,ii sydney Huxfou
srrr,t"rv rnr frclapd ...........J James Bryce
lord lieutenant Of ireland. Lord Aberdeen
o.,.. ,-.o;,.r,,ort, nT,do
'''1' HPpo'''
n addition TO IN" oihcf HIhls'eIla' az
pointmcuts are the following;
secretary FOR Scotland. .,.,...John smear
President board OF agriculture =,
tit'.'-s l'''' ~, a" ~ ~"
J., I'u, -, g. ,.u"I tt,rnI,is Of HIunn
lTrerI"pt nara nf cducnfIon. "A. BlrrclI
chancellor OF Lancaster. Sir H. II. Fowler
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
MILWAUKEE, sTOCKYARDs REPORT

HOGS-Receipts GG cars: market steady;
light, mixed, 4,7Uu4,0O; fair to choice me.
dlums, 4SO0 30; rough packers, 45Oni73;
pigs 50 to 10 lbs, 4.509IT5; coarse stays,
l.oo0i25.
CATTLE-Kcccipts, % cars; dull; calves
steady; butchers steers, medium to good,
1850 to 1900 lbs, 42op.di 10; fair to me
common 2.5Oa275; good, 3.uOn3.7J; cows,
fair to good, 2I5U32J; Gamers l4oul.75;
cutters, 2OOa2iO; bulls, common, 2.25G
80; choice, 2.5u03.25; feeders, 500 to $50
lbs 3.OOGt3 50; stockrrs 500 to $50 lbs > -
@2T5; veal calves, common to choice, 800
nIOo. Mixers and springcrs, common sell
for carncIJ, choice, 3O.ODNJO.OO.
SllEEI-Rcccipts, none; steady, 35OU
BOO; bucks, 2.Iad35O lambs, steady. 5.JOp
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
FORGERS IN A FAST GAME.
Get Thousands of Dollars at Joliet (Ill.)
by Use of Big Firms Name
and Paper.

JOLIET, ILL.,. Dec. 11.-A gang Of
forgers by rapid work between s and 10
o'clock at night swindled Joliet mer-
chants and saloon keepers out of be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Taking ad-
vantage of the holiday rush, they sue
ceeded in getting checks cashed for sums
ranging from $40 to 5000 They had
secured large block of the special
checks of the James G. Hegge Boiler
compan, drawn upon the Joliet National
bank and a very fair counterfeit sigma
ture of Mr. Heggie. Over thirty saloon
keepers reported to the police that they
had cashed checks of this same KIND.
Several business houses had also mott
fed the police that they had accepted
the bogus checks and paid cash in re-
turn,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
PERSIANS IN ARMS ~-..
AGAINST THE TURK,
Threaten to Invade Territory Claimed by
"Sick Man" and Guns Are
Sent in Reply.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. H.
Trouble is threatening on the TurkPer>
sian frontier, at the Nilayet of Mosul
and in the neighborhood of Bayazid on
the frontier.
Five thousand armed persians are
gathered in the district of Sujbulak,
southwark of Lake Urumiah and they
threaten to invade and take possession
Of strip of territory in the Nilayet of
Mosul claimed by Turkey.
Two battalions of Ottoman troops with
three guns have been dispatched to repel
the invasion and the governor Of Mosul
in calling for more achievements.
A similar situation exists on the from
tier in the neighborhood of Bayazid.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-12-14
KOREA DEMANDS AID
OF UNITED STATES.
Editor Of Native Paper Says Emperor
Is Prisoner Of Jap Soldiers
in Palace

WASUINGTON, u. o., Dec 10
Homer 3. Hubert. editor of the KorcanI
Review, says that the Emperor of ko-
rea is virtually prisoner ln bls palace.
guarded 10y japanese soldiers. He says
"A treaty exists between the United Stntcs
and Korea whereby this country would
use it's good Offices 10 maintain the inl
tegrty Of that empire The time has
arrived and n request VIII TOO made upon
the President