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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10

To order Rev. j. \. DAVIS conducted
the drvntnuS ~ the morning, AMI at
lhe cunclu.uu ot these yrty tervrut
deyor,ons Rev L ) English and other
distinguished preachers were seated
on the rOstrum. Aner singing, prayer
WAS offered.
Rev. English preached n mastery
sermon based upon the subject VI
UNITY. The president ~ the close NJ
the sermon announced th,t Rev. II. NJ.
Fleming would present the address VI
welcome. THE Rev. Fleming did 10
the pleasure OF all,
The convention was next honored
with an address Of welcome by Rev J..
NJ DeAs on behalf ~ the denDminA.
tiuns of the city, Rev. Deas presented
the address In such an easy and cor.
dial manner until all the messengers
ot the convention have decided to feel
at home while here in Gainesville,
Ca behalf Of the societies ~ the city
quite warm welcome Was given the
convention 10y Rev. J, Speight,
On behalf ~ the white Baptist
church. Rev. ; II. Rogers, president
Of the Florida Baptirt State Conven.
ton, extended very royal welcome 10
the messengers.
President sale NJ the Atlanta Baptist
College was introduced. He made \
few very interesting remarks
Rev ID n Brown, NJ, D., Ia n few
very timely remarks responded Ia the
add resses at welcome. some Announce.
menIs Wrr. then made by the presI-
dent, aud the hsnpdictiOn WAS pro-
nounced by Rev English,
ThursdAy 2:N the convention again
assembled, Drvntlnns we're cond uctcd
and n number uf distinguished visitors
we're introduced tO the convention
Then the different associations made \
financial report 10 the amount OF tlbo
and a finance cummittee was appoint
ed Up TO this writing the convention
assumes q better AspvoI than Ia any
previo session.
The presldent's message vas listened
To With great iHterrst
X o. HowAHp. Reporter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
INSURANCE MAN DISAPPEARS.

Hls Accounts Are All Right and His
Disappssrsnes 10 . Mystery.
New York. April S.-The World to
day says:
After writing and mailing an eBdear
ing letter 20 his wlfe. Floyd r. Rock
OF Malone. y. T.. district manager foi
northern New York Of the Washing
ton IIis Insurance company. dissp
peared on sunday from the Empire
Hotel. and has not been seen since.
In the letter to his wife be said that
he intended 10 SO through Chinatown
and the alums sunday night a. be had
never seen the sights there. Rock
had with him when be left MRloDs
Saturday 20 make his monthly report
TO the head once here ss.l3o The
state manager Of the company. 2. ~
Heard. together With the mlssins
mans father. A. y Rock. have insti
tufed a search The police 90 fal
have sheen unable to get any trace Oi
ROck In Chlnatovn. saats Manages
Heard sAld last hlGht:
Rocks acOnn, with ne company
10 correct In even detail"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
as MEN BURIED ALIVE.
As Result Of Terrible Earthquake In
British india.

As Result Of Terrible Earthquake In
British india.
Lahore, India. April S.-Four hun
&red and seventy men OF the Gurkhs
regiments were buried alive as re
suit Of the arthquAke Al Hill station
OF Dharmsala. according 60 the --latest
Information from that place. The re
port adds that e is Impossible 10 req
cue the entombed men.
TIE greatest dihAeulty IL experienced
In procuring news Jm Dharmssls
Ths telegraph stat n the statioa there
vas practically wiped out. and q ten
p0rAry once has been W med ~ miles
frOm the toWn. but the facilities val
most scanty. TIE Kangra valley Ia
enld 20 have been devastated and u Il
reported that the town OF KAhgra wai
redncsd 20 ruins with great loss Of life
10 conermstion OF the report IL Ob
sainable a. the telegraph statsOa a
KaneTa 10 wrecked
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
WANTS RECEIVER DISMISSED.
lian Who Is ca. ga 9th Fraudulent
Iy usiny s.Ln- e--os In.uneIion.

ly using s.Ln- ~--~s ln,uGeIion.
PAIIau,l.uI-. Ana S.--CVunsed rep
resenunS S.-..... ...~Ac.s, who Is Ih
prison L-l, a.. .u.,"S S'O.OUO Oaii'
charged WlG G...a tne mails To ae
fraud. pa, :, uteG& retitson IN the Unit
ed States GlS,.c, court today for q
rule to VScate the scelVeTshlp b.
which the property Ot Francis has
been attached in toe interest OF credf
tors OF the Providence Investment bu.
reau. In pre- snt,ns the petition. The
counsel argued that the property oil
Francis had been attached without due
process Of law. and without hearing
Counsel added that Francis was ar,
rest for his connection with the Storey
Cotton company aud therefore should
not be included In the receivership
proceedings instituted against Frank
c. Marin and W. II. Latumer, who
were at the head of the Investment
bureau and who were now fugitiyes
from justice.
Counsel for ]. Hector MoNeai on
posed the granting OF the petition
saying that Francis carried on u
fraudulent business through the mails
together with Lattimer and Marin
and that in the interest OF the credi.
tors OF the Provident investment bu.
reau. the property should be held by
the receiver, The counsel said he
did not propose TO let the assets get
into the hands OF the promoters, where
1t would disappear"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
coLoRsD sAPrlsr CONVENTION
interesting Session FrIdSV--Addrsssss
by Pres. safes and Rev. Rogers.

interesting Session FrIdSY--Addrsssss
by Pres. safes and Rev. Rogers.
Genprsl Bap,t state Convention
was rallied 60 order Friday 10 .. M Z,
Dr J n. Hanksuon Ia the ehAiF,
The journal 81 the lAst meeting vas
read aud adopted, and tneR . commit.
tee of seSe0 vas appointed on nomIua-
ton OF ofiloials. The FepoFIs at the
several commuters we're listened 10.
Rev. J. b. HAnksrson. u. d., vas ~
elected president Of the convention.
Rev. W, 4. wilksTson president,
Rev. j. u. Lake secretary. The being
only . partial report Of the homIna'
ting committee, she FsmaiRdeT Of the
report wAs dispensed with until the
afternoon session,
The convention vas then favored
with music By the choir, A collection
was taken up. and the bsBedi etion was
pronounced By Rev. J. T Mason.
Afternoon Session.
The session opened with prayer ssr-
vice, conducted By Rev. J y. Rssss
This service vas eOBdVe With quite
q deal Of eaTnestness.
40 ths eloss Of che deVOti0ns. the
president cane 20 the chair and sn.
n0anesd the evening session open for
regular business. Quite q Bamb~F Of
leIGsH WsFe collected add the amoan.
Of monsy tarssd In 10 the eOOVsatIon
uss quite nsttsFinE.
The convection Gas beHt favored
wish Ga address ~ Rev D A. Wells.
Altar this Rev. 5prnttliGE. ID ID, Wns
istFod ueed asd made quits en- sIesl.
lent address In favor Of she CeRlgal
Clsg Colises Of Georgia. 40 The ol0se
Of hls speech he waa allowed ~ sollsit
q eolleetlOu foe HE W0Fk. Tha be dd
70 ths amount Of H0o.
The e0nssntlOn sftsT THE Fseslssd
several Isttsrs, ssd . suest ssieetlon
ga sanR sed . yefy fsFvsat vTagsF
waa Oaefsd 81 RsV. John JsmIsOn.
TIE bsasd ietioa was proooepesd cod
he msstiaG Wps AdlooFRs4 optil ID
.. a..
R.H. H0vAHD, Reporter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
$40 CANAL FoR oRGooN.
This imprsvsmsnt VIII Mean MSsh
fef that state.

This Improvement VIII Mean M1sh
fss that state.
Portland. ore. April S--Ths state
Of Oregon has delivered to Major w.
g. iAbEhlt . deed conveying title h
the Eot sfament u the satrs Fiaht Of
ssy for the Dallas-foiiiO canal.
This great undertaking. 10 a canal
snd locks around an obstruetion In the
CalnmbiA river about 100 ntlss ed oi
Portland The e0BstFnetIoa % the ca,
nal viii admit Ut transportation 81
Satsr u almost the SmtiFe wheat Greg
Of sastera Oregon. eastern WnahlaR
ton and Idaho. which lHst year 0mcuut
% 10 about ts.oO0.o0o bushels 10 TIE
Pacific ocean.
The lsngih 81 the waterway that
Gill b. opeaed 10 ths trAnie vii b.
over 900 miiss end vill feach from
The Pacific Oesaa. 10 lewiston, Idaho.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
TRY TO SMOTHER AGITATION.
Police Authorities Use Drastic Meas
ures In Many Russian Cities.

ures In Many Russian Cities.
81 Petersburg, April S.-Chief oil
of the chief OF police TO smother the
political agitation has led them even
70 invade the cemeteries in their
search for evidence OF treason.
II has become the practice OF stu
dents to place on the graves OF the
comrades who were active or who
suffered In the cause OF freedom were
each bound with ribbons on which po
litical sentiments are inscribed. The
rCiice now make nocturnal visits &c
the cemeteries In search for these
treasonable notices which are prompt
~ conflscated. But being ignorant
the policemen make curious mistakes
The other day a harmless inscription
In Greek simply expressive Of sympa
thy, was seized and on Wednesday
q red Tibon attached 20 q wreath on
the grave OF 4 well known ofhciR
being interpreted by the police as .
revolutionary emblem which not only
cut Oh but created 90 much alarm
that q general order was sent out &C
all Venders OF mortuary wreaths pro
hIbiting the sale OF red ribbons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10

cinetnnati April t.-By order .,
District A"orhsy Jerome, q NSu
Yegk. J. NSgEah saith ahe wife. Who
are In The county jail here peadlns
fAS result q The ooatest oter thaiT
saiTz6ition 20 Nev I0rk. vsdsT . o0n
spiFsey tbdlrtmeut there. have been
placed on she lat % guests instead 81
yrsnonsrs 81 ths iaH Tbey afs stlii
estalnae uaesr srFest. ba, thsy aFs
% aAss ths Oert Tod the msrkss af
tos8s. SD ethvrwiss BE- silossd svrry.
rkirg 20 wAick they have besH aessS
tsned axcesi t1rss Hbersy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
NoNuNIoNIsTs ARE ATTACKED.
Plant Which Employees Them Destroy
cd by Flames.

ed by Flames.
Chicago. April 7.-Following by only
q few hours a vicious attack by union
plckets in two employees OF the Art
BedStead company. the plant OF that
concern al Thirty-seyenth Place and
Rockwell street. has been rayaged by
are, causing a loss estimated at 800.
800.
For four weeks strike has been
en- at the plant. and nonunion work.
men frequently have been haTassed
BY plckets,
The blaze started with q series OF
explosions in the shellac department.
The first blast hurled the Waterman.
George Hardy. and Matthew Grinalk
across a room adjoining the shellac
department. painfully bruislng both.
4 few hours before the IRE started
q dozen men who had been watching
the plant attacked Peter and Probiuf
Ana US. brothers who are employed
by the concern.
Po'n men were knocked down. kick.
ed and beaten. and were unconscious
when the police arrived. The asSaii
anita escaped,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10

0ganGebnrE .. C.. April s.--COn
anctor Charles Oliver. o. the South
ern railway. In charge Of . fre.Ghi
tzvtn - SultOn. miles from this
plaes, vAs allied by Brakeman VII
Ian Mickls. The braksman walket
80 ornngsburE and gave aimssf ~. Hs
sanasa ths1 OsiveF. assaulted him vita
eAt canss and stabbet him IN the
AAoal4sr. Picking % an iron bar
miekls thgeN Il an1 struck Oliver
- ne kenA. ths biOv cTushizE IN
ehmiR 0E,pss vas a @as q - ysaEs
- go SD fsasss . family.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10

Toxic. April Ia p. m.-The main
force OF the Russians which was re-
Gently defeated in the neighborhood
Of Chlnchiatun. has deviated towards
Shumiencheng. and part OF it has re.
treated along the Fenghua road. On
the evening OF April no Russians
were to be seen south of Hsinlitun,
miles north of Chinchiatun.
A small force of Russians 10 occu
plying Tallsyo, 70 miles eRst OF VII
yuanpaomen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
The Senate.
oGHsaAL srArs coNvEHT'oH.

8apsiss cO1ssntioH NOw N eessloS
WIN AaL aaOriah espsisi chs1ch.
he 0snsFaI Baptist STATE CoaVss.
tisn. eoiSse1. 0psss1 ice twsasy -afth
aneaai msstlng In Ne nogiah Bapsist
CAafch o. ThassdaJ, Apriis
"A S0a. n. 80 pssss4ent, Rev. J. b.
HanAsvsso. D. D.. sailsd 90 nssssinG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
SEVENTEEN DEATHS IN ONE pAV
csrs5ro-splnAl Meningitis 10 Raging In
New Vsrk-Naw TrestmsnL

SeFSUVo-oPlNel WeHtNVWis ~ WeHh0 W
New Nerk--New TrtEtmsnt,
New York. April s--Beyenteen
deaths from cerebro-sp1hal meningitis
we're reported during Thursday In
Greater New YORK.. making q total for
the week thus far OF NJ. An aver
age 0f 20 developing cases have been
reported daily. new treatment Ii
being tried St Bellevue hospital, IL
eobpiSis Of drawing on the auid from
the spiHA' canal, This 10 being d0ne
every other day and greatly relieves
the patient NY the use Of Toe bAEs
they ~" then kept In good coaditi0R
aud Nith little pAin,
The only question IL, said one OF
Tbs hospital stan. "Whethsf ve are
getting all the discharge ifom the co
nal We are not able 10 tell. because
there T. no Hray strong enough 10 90
terminu whether the nuId IL elogged
In the bfAlh. II II believed that IN
the advanced eHass II does B0t elos
nm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10

oDsliia. Ala. April q --NsS TAaf'
maa. ~ ssuo supposed 10 b. ths
oas vAo biindioldsd hounl and FObbee
wnlis Gaines ssa shrsv hin Toto ~
river scar W~st Poinf. sas eagiuFed
neaF opslikG Ala. tAis AftsgnooA ans
lakcn ~ Biantga-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10

hsiHbfieEs. Ga. April e--Neai SIT
tea. whoss ssass,ioaal trial and eon
vieties ioF The kitpappinG ana sftemps
- assault upoa iittis Alice akalton,
excited 70 much lnisFssg . short time
asa. socesedsd 10 treahing 80 hsss
laSs sight aflsF midnlsAf. wifh tws
eompaaSoas. VIII Tfsh anl Johm Ten
Disa. az uhias Rea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10

are LOOKING IoF Perton StmllaF 70
One Who TsrroriIsd White Chapel
District Of London Years Ago,
New York, April g. Elements Of
mystery recalling the stories Of Jack
the Ripper who tcrVrycd the White
Chapel district In LO6UOn years ago.
were present In the sensational stab.
bling today In u Thirteenth street ho
tel OF young woman
She died in hospital few hours
after the stabblng
\ patron of the hotel whom the
police put under arrest although adj
hitting he vas In tho womRn's com.
pany short time before she was In
iured say he did not know how Bhe
received the wound that resulted In
her death.
The woman. whose name waa Ma.
mie Wilson, vas stabbed In the ahdp
men The wound was very long
knife wound, for which thu police are
unable 10 account. and which the mAn
under arrest prutests did not belong
10 him,
The character of the cut VAS similar
to that made on the victims OF the
London Jack the Ripper"
The man under arrest Is James
Boyc club steward, lie told the
police he was with the woman last
night, but said that she had left him
and he did not know how she was
stabbed when he was arrested II
was found that seven OF Boyes teeth
had been knocked out and that one Of
his eyes had been BACKED by a blow
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
THE DAILY GRIND
AT TALLAHASSEE
Bills Coming in at Very Lively
Rate Now.
ALAcHuA co. IN THE HOUSE

The Insanity Bill to be RepeAled-A
Measure 10 Regulate the East Coast
Railroad RStss--Ths Brown 6Sskin
Case Net Vet Settled.
Tallahassee. Fla, April In the
Senate Thursday a bill was introduced
by Senator Grill for . geological sur
Vey.
Senator Scott: A bill To repeal the
present Law making ineuraOle insanity
ground for divorce.
Senator Grill: A bill TO encourage
the Florida East Coast Railway TO con-
struet lie line on southward 10 Key
West. The purpose OF the bill 10 10
fix the rates of the read 80 they cannot
be interfered with except by act Of the
LegislA ture. This bill will he watched
with interest, because II il became
law II would take the power out Of the
Railroad COMMISSIONS hands to reduse
rates Oh the Florida East Coast Rail-
way.
BILLS were introduced ~ follows: To
give the Tampa fair $1,000 annually /;
to equaliEe tAxes; tn punish State,
county and municipal officers, except
SHERIFF., who shall accept free passes !;
TO extend time for completion Of Flor.
ida Coast Liue Canal city charter for
Lake Butler.
Fridays Proceedings
Tallahassee, April7.--The Senate Was
not in session today The House held
4 short and uneVentful session and Ad-
journed at noon until Monday AZ 4
p. m.
Senator McCreaTy yesterday inter-
ceded the bill amending existing laws
on divorce. in that the time IL which
decree pro confesso Ia non resident
cases eau he granted only sitter eIpira.
ton 81 period Of twelve mouths from
the time at che published notice. The
present time limitia SiKty dAys
The usual bill ~ the repeal ~ the
insanity divorce law has bren intro.
duced.
AIsehua In the House.
AIschua comfy did not fare esps.
cially we'll yesterday, - far ~ chair.
mspships were concerned. In the 40.
pOintmsnis AanOunesd by Speaker GIL.
christ. Neither Of her representatives
was made the chairman Of Shy con-
mittes. Ne. Tillman IL on The Com.
mltIeeS on Appropriations, City and
County Examinations. Education and
journal; Me-. R0sboFoneh on Com.
mittSes on Corporations. Pebble Lands,
Mining and Phosphate and MlseelIans.
Gus Legislation. All thess committees
Are important ones.
The resolution AddPted In ths House
,this morning appointing q special CON-
usitsee 70 whom ell measares. inelu-
ding appropriations, sfiseting State
Institutions. shall be- referred, will re-
cult In the Committee 90 Edueatlos
snd Appropriation being ShoFn Of
moeh OF their d0IIss. This bill. To-
tFOduoed By Me- Wall Of Putnam. pro-
vides thai 20 member from any cossty
In which u located Aay Of The state
institutions. shall b. Q member Of this
special COMMITTEES.
The Senate.
The senate held Q very short Sssslon
yesterday m0ssiaE and sdionFnsd On.
al 4 p. m. hooday.
Shostly after sdJournBent ths Com.
mitses On Privileges Asd Eiessl0Bs
hold . messlaG asd hssrd staasmants
fFom Hen. q. ~. BFOWu and Hoe. J
q. baakio. both eialmIag 90 ~ ths
lawful representative IN the asnnss
toe me 2Dth dlstFiet. cofupaesd % Ma
Fi0a and bamtsf e0untles.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
.CzAR'S men FIGHT
CHINESE BANDITS
SharpshoOter Force Japanese
Cavalry To Retreat.
NEWS RECEIVED BY JAPANESE

From Reports There Seems To BE Very
Little Fighting Going on at the Front
as Both Sides Only Report Small
Engagements.
s.. Petersburg. April S.-The efforts
atan. Kharkevitch in a dispatch 10 the
general stan dated today says:
Yesterday our shRrpshooters fore
cd the Japanese cavalry to retire FROM
ErdaheEe to Tsulushu.
"One of our attachments on arriv.
Ing on the morning of April 4 at Tsin
tsatun engaged the enemy who had
5000 Chinese bandits with them.
have not received a report OF the re-
suits Of the battle"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-10
JACK THE RIPPER
APPEARS IN GOTHAM
Mysterious Murder of Woman
In New York Hotel.
she WAS STABBED TO DEATH

Police 5snlsd at Tragedy and They
Are Looking for a Person Similar 20
One Who Tsrrorlfed White Chapel
District Of London Years AGO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
lie Rides a Wheel.

Look out for the man riding along
side a car on bicycle" remarked a
Central detail detective the other day.
The street car workers have a new
dodge, and the man on the bicycle is
part of the game. He's the outside
man. as it were.
"a CRATER gets on the car and the
car is followed by the guy on the
wheel. When the goods'-a watch or
scarfpin-is taken by the fellow on the
car he throws it to his pal on the
wheel, who gets away with it. If the
guy on the wheel sees trouble ahead on
the car he gets away, but not without
first getting the stuff from his partner
if he can.
cts a slick game, and puzzled us
for while, but we tumbled to it by
recognizing one of the crooks on q
wheel" -Chicago Inter Ocean.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
33}8AA4h!A#'iE:|;: !:
A sst 3
2ENHNC1X[
o,,. The weekly review of
OllGdQU. trade, published by R. q.
lDun g. ~


neSults of last years business.
'ie"eu as a whole, present a. better
0no"ihg IMAM was expected, this being
ehurely accounted for by the rapid
recovery In the consumption of COM
modltles throughout the last ouarter
manufacturing returns are not equal,
oul most of the leading distributive
branches of general merchandise ex-
nlo1I gains over 1903, clothing and dry
goods being conspicuous in this re-
spect
The new year trade opened under
encouraging conditions, wholesome
confidence in the future forming the
oasis of the new effort. The out
look generally seems to be gratifying
In all lines of industry, and this is
supplemented by the favorable state of
the growing crops local dealings this
week were of the normal volume.
frequent recorders indicate that stocks
OF winter goods already are we'll
broken into, while country advices
show that sales have been we'll up to
expectations, particularly so during
the holidays.
Agriculturists continue to realize
probably upon their products, and
this assures the means for liberal pur-
chases of necessities and for improve
ments. Good reasons appear for ex-
pecting large trade in spring staples,
and statesmen are now actively can
vassing with fair success in the in
terror. Notwithstanding difficulties of
transportation due to severe weather,
railroad earnings are larger than
year ago, and an unusually heavy move
ment is noted of farm products and
manufactured materials. Mercantile
collections show more promptness, de-
faults in this direction having de-
creased and the failures include few Of
Importance.
Board of trade activity, as reflected
by increased clearings for 1904, have
been fully sustained by the volume of
current operations. Grain shipments,
3,313,26O bushels, are 60 per cent more
than those year ago, while receipts
aggregated 4,S55,436 bushels. against
3,O56,718 bushels year ago. Quota
tons for wheat, corn and oats closed
a little under those a week ago, but
flour turned slightly higher. Provisions
and live stock have been in more ample
supply, and the average of prices
showed a small decline, although pork
and lard advanced.
Failures in the Chicago district num-
bered q, against 10 last week, and 35
a year ago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20

Cbica eo-Cattle, common to prime,
So 90 to $500; hogs, shipping grades,
81. 90 to S4.S7; sheep, fir to choice, SOU
to $3.50: wheat, No. =, SLIT to SLID;
corn, No. 2, 41c to 43c; oats, standard
oec 70 soc; rye, No. 2, 73c to 1oc; hay,
timothy. $3.50 to $3.50; prairie, $500 to
SIT 10: butter, choice creamery zoe 10
9oc. eggs, fresr, 22c to BIC; potatoes,
26c to 3Sc.
De+roit-Cattle. $3.50 to S4.75; hogs
81 90 to $3.50; sheep, $500 to S4'oo;
Wheat No. 2. S1.2O to $1.23; corn, NO. 8
vallow. 45c to 47c; oats, No. Wnlte'
soc to 33c; rye, No. 2, Sic to sc
N1;lvaukee-Wheat. No. 2 northern,
81 10 to S1.13; corn. No 5, 4lc 70 r.
oats No. 2 white, soc to &c: rye NO: l.
roc TO Sic; barley, No. z, ole 10 o-c'
pork. mess, 1922.
ToIedo-Wheat, No. mixed sl'lo 20
go. corn No. . mixed, Hc to 4oc;
qats No. . mixed. 30c to 32c; rye, NO. =
ssc to SIC; clover seed, prime $3.50
pnffolo-Cattle. choice shipping steers rs
"a oa 70 5000; hogs, fair to choice, S4oo
~ 81 90: sheep, fair to choice, SOW 70
- x. lambs. fair to choice, S4.oo 20
$500 60 zo 70 $50:
hoes $500 to $500; sheep, s5.ov 90 20
S5T5. wheat No. red, $1.19 TO Sl'@y'
Corn r ~ No. 2, sic to SEE; OATS natur Ia.
Sl;ta 97c to 3Sc: butter, creamery, @4c
w. 49, o,,,s western. &c to &c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-01-20
A University Fund.

President Hadley Of Yale University
recently established a fund of $1,000,
being the money received by him for
giving the Dodge lectures at Yale last
year. less certain expenses. This fund
is to be held by the treasurer of Yale
under the condition that it may be
drawn upon for university uses at the
discretion of the president, says the
New York Tribune. 1t is planned by
the president to add to this amount
any sums he may receive from the
university while president for deliver
ing lectures or for other services over
and above his regular salary.