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IS. Minnesota patents, IS eoo

er on some grades. Minnesota patents, IS 600
WHEAr-Receipts. 1000: spot Irregular No.
red 81 1o1S elevator and 81 1215 I. o. b.
a1oat; No Northern Duluth. $f13ia t. o. b.
An early advance In wheat by the May op-
ton was succeeded by severe declines after
,us Mansnyia.ion ,ils was was the feature in May The
new crop months at first reflected higher
cables on the May strength. being later fol-
lowed by heavy unloading bear pressure. more
july. July 90 is-iis@5sac. closed s231c; september.
8T@S7%c, closed SIC.
HOPS5DulI.
PETROLEUM-Easy.
HIDES-Steady.
CoFFEEThe market for coffee futures
closed steady at net of points. Total
655c; June, 6.60c; July, 670c; September,
g. S5G6. 90c: December, 710@7 15c and March,
7.25c Steady; spot Rio No. 7. 7Nc; cordova,
io01sc.
centrifugal, SO test. 1916; molasses sugar.
1-16c; refined, quiet.
BUTTER-Fir1n; creamery held common to
CHEESE-Unchanged
EGGS-UnchanSed.
EyAPORATED APPLES-Denand continues
light and the tone Of the market is easy
around recent prices: common, 405c; prime.
5.S5G15. 40c; choice, 6961ac, and fancy. &c.
PRuNES-Moving very clowly. So far as
the local spot situation Is concerned reports
from the West indicate that stocks are clean
ing up owing to demand from the Middle
West. Quotations range from 2lac to SIC, ac-
cording to grade
AP9pcOTAEasier owing to continued re-
sales from the interior. Choice quoted LOG
1O1ac: extra choice, 1115c; fancy. 12015c.
PEACHESLBeing scarcer than apricots are
more firmly held. with choice quoted at 100
10hc extra choice 1015910&c. and fancy,
11H912c.l
RAISINS-Are without change. Loose Mus
catels. 4A96Ac: London layers. 81 06@1 Is.
and seeded raisins. 61eG6&c.
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Meat Market.

Supplies Of all descriptions continue ample
and Beef is somewhat lower. Otherwise there
is no change.
DRESSED MEATS
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are as follows:
BEEF-5h9sc for Steers and 1850 per ID
for Cows
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-To-day's stats-
r1ent of the Treasury balances in the general
fund shows: Available cash balances sI42 :
069. .693; gold, S71,648 034
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Butter. Cheese and Egys.

CHICAGO, April Con the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was drr,er
Creameries. 22Q2Sc; dairies, 20925c Eggs
firm at mark, cases included, 1615c. Cheese
steady, 12113hc
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Northern Business.

TACOMA, April e.-clearfngs. s4ss, 6s4; bal
ances So, ,Oo9.
ancee Sl45,769.
SPOKANE. April e.-C1earings. s57s, 5es;
balances, $40, $40.
PORTLAND April 6.-Clearing,s Stoz'ozt'
balances Sl6O S19
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar sIINer-DuII, 70 Tod per ounce
Money-115G52 per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market
for short bills is 2 per cent and for thrse
months bills per cent.
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necIduous and Citrus Fruits.

Trade In Oranges continued active, and, as
there were practically no new arrivals. the
market ruled firm at the recently advanced
quotations and sound offerings Of all grades,
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walia, s6as7c; Bluestem. 93@e4c: Valley. ssc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Blcesten1, % 1hc Club Sec
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New York Grain and PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, April 6.--FLoUR--Receipts
1890 bhls; exports 1900 bbls; quiet and low
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Continued ON Page Eighteen.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Exchange and Bullion.
Silver declined Hc. Sterling Exchange ruled
firm
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
Turn nnar
SD. Louis wool Marl.et

grades, ccmbing and clothing 230o4c. u~hf
fne, 1s0201sc; heavy fine. 14gl5c; tub washed
S0d375sc.
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NOrtn6fH wheat MaRkef.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. April c.-wHEAT 81 waila
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SALES

The sale will comprise very elegant pariors
library chamber and dining room furniture,
magnificent mantel mirrors. carpets excellent
bedding. etc.
NOTE-The attention OF all intending pur-
chasers is called to this sale. The auction 10
made on account OF departure OF the owner
for New York. Terms cash
GALLICK & VINCENT. Auctioneers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03
T00LE'S VETO SUSTAINED
NO ADDITIONAL SUPREME COURT
JUSTICES 49, LEGISLATURE AD-
SESSION,
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Helena, Mont, March at was 5:45
o clock this morning when the ninth
legislative assembly adjourned sine die.
The session in the house last evening
was one Of great hilarity, paper balls,
waste baskets and other articles flying
thru the air in great profusion. Speak;
er Hedges was presented with gold
watch.
: The feature Of the session was the
consideration Of the bill increasing the
number of supreme court justices from
three to five. The bill was reported
for concurrence, in committee Of the
whole, but was afterwards passed. and
sent to the governor, who vetoed it on
the ground that additional judges were
not NEEDED ana that theT Shoud b
house sustained the veto, but later re-
considered it's action and OVERRIDE it.
The bill then went to the senate
where the veto was sustained by ar
overwhelming vote. All state institu
tions were given: q liberal increase II
allowances over the amount fixed by The
house. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03
OWENS AND NORTHERN ROAD
Bridge Piling and Other Material Ar.
irving at Ladysmith. =,

inc and large amount Of other ma teriai have
arrived in this city for in bridge construction
on the Owens & Northern railroad. Contractor
Rudolph of Stone & Rudolph of Duluth is on the
ground and will superintend the work. The pill
ing now here will be used in crossing Corbett's
dolph have the contract for all the bridges be.
tween here and Marshfeld, the work to be COM
pleted by Aug. 1.
the line on special work and two engineering
crews are at work on the line between this city
and Duluth and Superior.
The South Muscatine Lumber company will
come here with it's immense sawmill and box
, factory. This matter has been under considera.
ton for some time. The concern will give EN-
ployment to about 500 men, and it's coming here
involves the extension Of the Tony branch OF the
500 line about twenty miles into the heart OF the
Muscatine company s timber.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03
STOLE THE POOR FUND
Thieves Break Into German Lutheran
Church at Menomonie.

MENOMONIE, WIS.-St. Pauls German Luth-
eran church was broken into by thieves and 4
collection for the poor, amounting to 81, taken.
There is no clue
The Farmers club of Dunn county elected
John 5o lo Flek vice president A. Jacobson seere
tary, X. G. Davis; treasurer, G. P. Tibbetts.
Menomonie has secured the next annual meet
Oscar Wilson Of this city was elected president
of the association at its meeting held in Mari
nette last week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03
FOUGHT FOR FIVE YEARS
Decision in Timber Case Is Wortl
100000 to Gates, the Plaintiff.

LA CROSSE WIS.-The celebrated. timber
case of Gates VS.. Paul, which has been in the
courts for five years, has been decided by Judge
gives the plaintiff $40 shares Of stock in the
East Coast Lumber company, valued at about
100000 The plaintiff is we'll known LUMBER
man of Milwaukee and the defendant resides i'll
this city, but is interested in timber lands In
Florida.
Another packet line will be operated on the
city and Trempealeau, Wis. The packet will be
operated by. q: G. SHigbee and Captain Charles
H. White, both of this city: Daily trips will
be made, leaving Trempealeau in the morning and
La Crosse in the afternoon. Stops will be
made at Richmond, Dresbach and Dakota. Mimi.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03
METEORITE FALLS IN YARD
Marshfield Resident Finds Stray Frag.
ments from Unknown World.

MARSHFIELD, VISA meteorite weighing
twenty five pounds was found in the yard Of
August Furstenberk yesterday morning, where
mass was broken in many parts and when found
was Embedded in the ice.
The meteor is peculiar in it's composition in
that it is free from that gray, nodded earth
appearance, and resembles stratifed clay or
slate and is very light in color.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03

MILWAUKEE,, WIs.-John S. johnson, ac.
cused of the murder of Patrick j. Doyle in a
quarrel over a dice game s on Aug 10. was con
gree
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03

PINE ISLAND, M1NN.-charles Glamm win
lose three fingers and possibly his whole hand
as the result Of an accident while chopping
wood
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03

ST. CLOUD, MNN.--Thes little town Of Hen.
erai deaths have occurred. The janitor OF the
school, his family and so many Of the scholars
are afflicted that 1t has been necessary to close
the school. sts :s4sz
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03

SPRINGFIELD, M1NN.-The board Of educa-
ton reelected @. A. Patchin superintendent
for the ensuing year ct salary Of 1880.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-03

RUsHFoRD, MINI. The committee appoint.
ed by the Lutherang church to- solicit funds for
new edifce reported today that about $12, 900
had been subscribed. handsome building is
work have been made.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
A CRISIS BADLY MET.

We think Of
Of the possibility which lc President
message pointed Hawaii Congress should
have named delegation Of workers Washington by the next steamer
The interests at stake are too great to be left as respects ways and means
dealing with them, the decision Of Mr. Hatch Finding
question delegation shall be hm
MI Hatch easily conclude "t herenee OF
employers be ALL do 1T
public Congress- Mr. Hatch is would naturally be % to
his employers knowing all the circumstances
Upon the question Of courtesy opinion
when no was Hawaiian Minister at Washington our people sent on dega
delegation similarly helped
diplomats offended the service misonsue
they every that their positions
being up The of Mr. Hatch
delegation he did in former days in the
spirit in which it was sent
American community know of where the question of
under those created by
the Presidents would be debated five minutes 1t would not nave
Commerce fully natural
lied Elsewhere community like this even though the services of two senators
twenty representatives could be made available
lobby Washington short notice to get anything worth
% t Conversational, measure which nav be vital 10 them No question OF
courtesy all the influence
sible before Congress conceded as matter of course
suggestion that the President having commended certain things in the
Territory would
coming American From gentlemen of foreign birth
and nationality of foreign leading it is excusab but would not be e
cusabe American community such advice We do things
differently "gov
eminent control the legislative branch the two kinds of authority act
America executive and Legislative branches have
such definite Often the President get what he wants from
Congress political especially party
platform he command it. The adverse fate of Mr. ROo
mn and aoed in So to leave all the labor to the President of putting
Hawaii depend
uncertainty He has his in lending Hawaii the assistance of his
the back the We
him lobby bills could
has done his lending credit
President likes themselves
connection with the affairs world shoulder fight small
appropriations likely appreciate public spirit
which asks him o do
Recurring Mr. Hatch this would like the opinion of the gentle
carried yesterday will be able reach
and 1857 representatives. 447 legislators ALL with the
before other the Union and why such
should a herei
hire hail. settle the
He his slowly and he little indeed until
the Hawaiian bills consideration questions be asked
bills will
consideration how sentiment Mr. Hatch
likely principal which
Cupid
We that his time would be used Speaker Cannon
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

uh,f, no doub iAt he ong psAcned fc,ouon has
e. Rnsa Men often predicted That would and that
country was getting read, Dor revolution bu the harvest
ripe and h, crop be gafnccd Men who have studied the
question commentator The ignorance of the people Of Russia
comparing with other have ic that day
the reaction would Others, iarsceng knew that the
ignorance Ia Russia confined the MASSES but
conspicuous the top An autoacy which
that power could be enduring the enlightened
IN which live and which made endeavor sodiy
foundations by educating the deserves fall IL often
the that the onooker the outside better than
those engaged in the struggle but the Princes OF Russia with
feet knowledge of the history OF their land and OF the civilized
world surrounding them nexcusabc allowing the
tons existing be they They felt they
the which they held that they made effort
the and assist them making happy homes
throughout the land hence the condition which exists Was
the of ignorance the part OF the governing class
Much abhor the sight knowledge of the cruee OF
repetition OF the French Revolution may prove
thing which could happen to that grand the pseudo
nobility should be destroyed from the face of
not of those sentmentaists who that tine punish
those who interfere with natures laws but
interference with natural law will bring When
Dutch mano war Jesus brought twenty blacks
and sold them the markets OF
protested and their said that would
the enslavng of fellow 1t way of putting
When Rome enaved her negbors she laid the of her
destruction Not that the Creator stepped and punished her o
her nmani but her people becoming dependent labor
using slaves soldiers became enrvated
defend themselves when assailed by barbarans.
We paid for tolerance slavery 1905
since France had her reckoning Engands unwsdom
her off from being the of the world
her deserts Any student OF history effect
without being dubbed prophet
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
GET THE MOLOKANS.

resemble the Pilgrim fathers in their indus
where worship God in their fashion and without inter
Left
England
eonmab the earliest missionary ideals of Hawaii Their children edu
hardly dstinguishable the
type grandchildren would be thoroughly amated
beginning Mookans be citizens.
obtained,
Molkn
Under
likely for the
the Mookn have love- We
thrifty
the of the Cmea blossom and brought the love
Of
raded haried by nement gales
soil these islands and make
meanwhile lending the of their labor to the eb
lshed industries.
immigration of the Mooans it only to give
offered them competitors Look
should like
cultivate it and
ALLEVIATE period 1t cheaper waste lane
taxable people who will their
the labor market
would concessions dear max
establishing aboTous thrifty
munty of white Hawaiine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
REFORM IN PARTY MANAGEMENT.

1t worth noting that in each of the fall elections which
resulted dsastrousy political machines the latter invariably
stood for corruption and cicane 1t
lighting another but Now that politics.
which the nobe Of professions has become the of
trades such condition is be expected Time when pot
cal managers used their delegated authority the people intended
to be used and worked either pubco
returning their private business campaign
and giving other people when the campaign
on But the opportunities for graft politics great enough
attract the who live by their wits and the result
management OF parties has passed practically Of the
the people and into those OF who have political
be bought and who enlist parties very the old
shipped honest vessels the purpose
despong them The machine in their hands,
instrument OF good and become individual
plumber.
Such management of parties besides being morally wrong
utterly its political spirit 1t is significant of both
facts that the President doing his best
the machine His influence plainly of the
called Republican defeats last fall For instance
Ohio election his right hand Secretary Taft
natl and made vigorous effective party
Ohio the of candidate Herrck Only the
the President called conference of clean New Workers with the
object OF rescuing the of his from Plat
Ode and giving decent Republicans themselves
in the matter of nominations policies
dent is helping the refomers against the grafters that is
the of President have Repubicanm become
synonymous with greed scoundre
and thus lose its power to win elections and confer public benefits
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
THE MOLOKAN AFFAIR,
Continued from Page l.,

by acres
land by fee simple Its mill
own land
Col spadmg lays claim to twoffths of the the leased
WASTE and the will be welcome
to
the claimed proportion lands
Although Mr.
him complete proposition
be offered the Molokans which they will accept
spadng a satisfactory understanding
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

We hope Queen Luokalan will herself
led into paying anybody prosecute
claim FOR this warned her of the that
to her original and tells her that she hasn't ghost
show to get SIooooooo other down
she would investigate the history of congressional would
know that without being told When the United with
ter OF compensation for the public lands and sovereignty
kalan has law her proceed before Court
Claims at Washington from which the requisite to
the United States must issue Going Congress
compensation for land OF which the Queen has proved title
ranbowchasng We repeat hope that the Ouxotc en-
terprse isn't costing her any thing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
cHAMBER1A1N,s PAIN Balm.

There is no danger from blood poison
resulting from a cut or wound of any
kind, when Chamberlain Pain Balm
is used. 1t is an antiseptic dressing
and should be in every household. For
sale by all Dealers and Druggists,
Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

the receiving
station being used indecent aud that there
against Inquiry the Advertiser coroboTates
The details Not there dmicry itatns by disuab
siders At that is
the testimony neghbo The receiving under control
the official let tine clean of init
during the famous junket Molokai year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

If Mr. Iaan doesn't saoOoOOOO is
no true prince o blood
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15
TIDES. SUN AND MOON.
N 1 Is az Isl e.fO 8 2hI !. 2s 8 % 5 ri.

Full moon Dec. IL, at 0:54 D. IN.
Times of the tide are taken from
United States Coast and Geodetic 81
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo ocd
about one hour earlier than at Hon
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hdr
30 minutes slower than Greenvfi
time, being that of the meridian of I
degrees thirty minutes. The time VIII
tie blows at 1880 p. m. which is
same as Greenwich. 0 hours 0 minuS
Sun and moon are for local time
the whole Rroup.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

Madame Mana Alapai did not war
at last nights band concert at
Hawaiian Hotel.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-12-15

take o he ia timbe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
A PSEUDONYM

MAMA" said nine-year-old Priscilla the
l'l other day, girls are so silly"
What girls?" asked the sympathetic
parent. Priscilla, by the way, is Bostonian,
and contempt for the frivolous is one Of her
characteristics.
Mama, all the girls in my class are so silly
about their themes! You see we write them
every Friday, and it's so exciting to have
them read aloud in the class. We don't sign
our own names, but a-what do you call
it?''
"Pseudonym," suggested the mother.
YES, that's it, and we choose our own
names But the girls are so silly! Susan
signs hers Atlantic and Hetty signs 'Massa-
chusetts,' and Gertrude takes Truth and
Pocahontas.' But literary names would be
so much mere sensible. That's what | always
take, literary name"
And what might yours be-your favorite
pseudonym?" asked the amused mother.
why almost always sign mine Ralph
Waldo Emerson, responded Priscilla proudly,
and then she wondered why her mother smiled.
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"MAMA," said nine-year-old Priscilla the
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