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The Washington times., 1905-07-11
Constable Timed Machine.
C0L0RED WOMAN MUST
FACE LARCENY CHARGE

Alice Christian, the colored woman
VINO was arrested last night charged
with larceny, by Detectives Hartigan
and Baur, of the Central Office. was
arraigned in the United States branch
OF the Police Court this morning. and
demanded jury trial she will be held
until jury can be ernDaleIed
II is alleged that ST. 80 H=,, -.
waist, valued at s25, from Mrs. Koraf,
Manning, OF SlS 1 street northwest, and
SIX dress and other pieces OF wearing
il the same house
The Washington times., 1905-07-11
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.

Patent Attorney David P. Moore has
brought suit against Clarence 3. Hight
for Islander, claiming SIS, 900 damages.
The declaration of the plaintiff was filed
by his attorneys. Leo Simmons and II
T. Taggart. yesterday afternoon and al
leges that Mr. Hight made sianderous
remarks about him while riding on a
street car.
The Washington times., 1905-07-11
WANTS A DIVORCE

Mary A Smith today filed a bill in
the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, asking for divorce from her
husband. Philip j. Smith. In the bin
which vas filed by Mrs Smiths attor,
neys. William II. Holloway and ". c.
cruel treatment" as the ground for her
prayer.
The Washington times., 1905-07-11

SHENANDOAH. Iowa, July n.-'No,
L am not the father of John d. Rookie
Teller, not by a gol durn sight
Thus spoke John NJ. Phipps. ninety
three years of age, prosperous farmer
of Fremont county. whose identity Is a
mystery to southwestern Iowa, and VINO
has suddenly sprung into notoriety as
the possible sire OF the richest man III
the world.
Phipps Is q puzzle For more than
quarter of century he has lived on
farm two miles east of Farragut and six
and one-half miles from Shenandoah. AT
present he and his wife are living alone
and the veterans spouse Is his Junior py
only a few years. According to tradi-
ton in this part of the State Phlpps mas
studiously avoided discussion CT the
earlier chapters of his life, and because
he has had something to conceal 1t mas
been taken for granted that his secret
Is rooted in double life which may not
reflect credit upon himself and family.
Mystery in Phipps' Life.
But the facts are wanting except in
co far as they may be evidenced by the
old mans dramatic story. The unauah-
fed declaration of magazine writer
that the father of the Standard Oh
magnate lives near Shenandoah has at
tracted to this village the attention OF
the State and nation, and although the
conservative opinion here is that the
story is hoax, the presumption on the
part of many 1owans that Phipps may
be "old Rocky seems to thrive on mys-
tely. ., ..
William Avery Rockefeller, father OF
the Standard Oil king. according to the
gazetteers was born in Washington
county, Va, in 1872. Phipps declared to-
day that he, Phipps, was born in Abing-
ten, Russell county, Va, In the same
yeer. Except for conjecture. fancy ana
uncertainty and possible facial resem-
tIance between Phipps and the elder
Rockefeller as he is painted by tradi-
ton, the analogy between the two men
gees no further
All else is the open sea. TO say, how
ever, that Phipps is being hunted as
the father of Rockefeller, that he Is be-
sieged by newspaper correspondents and
I,adVenturers and that his troubles are
real is no fable. The little village or
Shenandoah is alive with interest in the
case and Phipps' neighoors are wonder
ing what effect notoriety will have on
| this secretiye, MISUNDERSTANDING pa
| triarch-
The Washington times., 1905-07-11
DOUGLAS Hal TED
IN SPEEDING AUTO
Constable Orders Governor
to Appear in Court.
BUZZARD'S BAY INDIGNANT
Say Machine Was Not Exceeding the
Limit of Speed Fixed by

BUZZARD'S BAY, Mass, July IL
Public Indignation is at high pitch be-
cause Gov. William L. Douglas was
held up in his automobile by constables
who charged him with exceeding the
speed limit and ordered him to appear
before the district court in Barnsta BILE
on July r.
The machine was being operated by
CnarlesiS. Richmond, the governors SON
in-law, and also carried Mrs Douglas
and Mrs. Richmond.
Residents Indignant.
Many prominent residents of Ruzza I'd. s
Bay witnessed the incident, and as most
CITIZEN recognized the governor, who for
twenty years has been summer resi-
dent of Bourne, they observed quite
closely the speed at which the machine
was going.
Their general verdict is that the auto
mobile was under control. and was GO
ing at a moderate rate of speed. They
Will petition the Selectmen of Monu-
ment Beach TO refrain from taking the
matter TO court
r, Constables BENJAMIN Berry and F. A.
Harding, who have been on duty at
Buzzards Bay for the last ten DAYS.
stopping all automobiles making more
IMAM ten miles an hour over the eighth
ol mile course from Buzzard,s Bay
ralIroad station 10 point below the
postoHice, were responsible for the in
cident. "
Constable Timed Machine.
Harding says that he timed the ma
chine which Mr. Richmond was runnioe
over the measured space, and found thar
ten miles an hour was being exceeded
Mr.. Richmond asserted that a.,ca,di,e,
to his speedometer he was running in.
side the ten-nile limit
Governor Douglas went to Boston yes.
teIuay morning and returned last even
ing TO mis- summer home a. Mo,,,,,o'--,+
Beach, but will not discuss the "a q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Sod inner tpsitere Waarea out
gefnnaen.

Nahbem bic Setettibes Simon uno
Mannins neuli9 mebrsre Wasenla=
bungen Waarer aus Dem 2~agerbauie
on Der Shb Selaware Ctr. fortgebolt
batten, puroe 8iidsrt nit ben Sbats
fadsn befannt 9emadt, uno an9eblid
fol- er ben 9etetiibes banr bic Snfor.
mationen aeseben baben, melde bic aaa
beren 8erbaftun9en CUR Golge batien.
3uslei9 aber lou er aud Die Namer
b~erienigen @roeer, on tpelde er bic
Waaren pieoer abfeBte, ben Setettiben
a~ngssebsn bebsn, tporauf bani bic @es
nannten nit einem Bsfudt bsebrt tpurs
ben. Die Grocer iastsn, Dab tie nice
mails puBten, baB 8tdert ibnen GEE
ffoblens @aarsn b~erfaufte uno a0e ga=
ben bic Sa9en ohne proteff 3uftid.
Nuf brsi beridieosnen pldbel uurben
sroBs Nuantitdten Waaren, Sabai,
G1infen, Sped unb anoere Sa9en
fortssbclt uno cine aarae @agenlabung
tuuroe nod Der Station bef6roert.
Die angeifslten &sderaen ergaben. bab
Diebe bic @iisnbabnuasen. bic Grd&t.
babnb6fe nno 2aeerrdume beraubten
unb bieielben banr fiir bilisen preis
on 6ehler perfauften. Bhdert pers
taufte bic Waaren banrt bon 3eit gu
3sit.
Woies patterion, elmer Der Diebe,
seianb bic Coffin Jlet&er S&lddte.
rsien beffoblen 81 baben. patierion
mar ansstslt, bic Abfdae fortsufab.
rem uno ieoen Abeno. tpenn er rein-
ma&te, ffedte er s1intsn oosr SPED.
ieiten unten in bic 6dher uub mari
Nbfan obsn brauf 0a4oem er bic
6dKer ibres Snhaltss entleert bate,
fubr er banr gum S9la4tbaus 3urid.
Wdbrenb Der Na1t babe er oann bic
gsffoblenen Sa9el unter benz Nbfals
berporsebolt uno bisielben. ME er faet,
an 8h9ert bertauft. gi3ert nirn
bier in Der Sail ssbaltsn perben, bic
bte 8erbanblunaen beenbet fnb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Yoli5eut@es.

Sieben 4iffen g 9ube
au z Gents bas paar, faqt grnf
WapIe ppn go. 1880 STD gaf-St Str,
babe er an 4armOn epfein. Der friiber
Elm @si1dft on Der Of Waibin9tons
Strabe betrieb, jebt aber na6 Der 18.
unb Yanbss.s traBe ber3ogen III. Der.
tauft. Waple, Der Dor einiasn Saseu
Elm Opfer Der unslids3abl Is tuuroe.
aeftonb ben @ebsimpoli3iften. bab CT
bic @9ube bonn Wonon- Gradtbabn-
bofe fabl unb an gpfein bsrtaufte.
gpfein, ben bic Setettipes 9olb, Brap,
Saufer unb 2arih ipdter berbafteten.
tuuree unter bic Mntlage Der 0eblerei
sefieat. Cine Mnaabl R6de. bic MapIe
an gpfsin berfauft gu baben bebaup.
tst, murbs slei9fans 3ur Citation GEE
bra9t.
Oscar Houtbet, 1915 OF
Bafbin9ton Str, meIoet Der Poli3ei,
baB CT um eine aslbene u6r iowie ou4
einen Rsbolper beftoblsn murbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
&ranfbeitsfaae berminssrn f&.

@ie i'm berHofensn Monat, 10 aud
in bieiem, liefert bic 2ungensnt3tn=
ouns bic meifsn Sobesfd0e. gon 126
Sterbefdnen, uelde Der @eiunbbeits=
beb6rbe eemeloet tuurben, tuarsn %,
obsr ia prossnt ourd 2~unsensnt.
3tinoun9 peruriadt. Dies lit cine gb-
bon So pro3ent fur bic periooe
beg porberes6enben Monates. Mu1
bic S9winbiudts 5ooesfd1s misfsn
cine Nbnabme auf. IL bur6 bieis
Rrantbeit bsruria6te Subesfdle tpur'
ben 9emeloet. O6slei9 cine 9roBe
Mnsabl 8ppbustranfer gsmeloet tpurbe.
finb oennot bic Sterbefd0e, mel9s
fin auf bieie 3rantbeit suriidfibren
IaRsn. ausnabmsweiie tpenise, tu,
3usi Sppbus.g rfrantte fino i'm Wonat
Jebruar ioueit 9eforben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Wtess-Mltar
8 G b

@len uno SoIepbine pbaros, 345
8ebille abe., Wdb9sn. = 6rant uno
@lara 8otb, 1902 Cornell Ipenue,
3nabe. = earle unb @la De Saben,
$50 Sliding, Mdoda. - 8. .. M.
unb @lie Wiliou, 1910 Gent, Wdo'
den. - Sobn uno Gsla MOr9an.
1929 6. Wsf, 2nabe. Span uno
gba Mpers, 2niderbpder 6lats. 3nabe.
= Sames unb Sannab Chapman.
TIA @. %. 9nabe. "a @tarles uno
= Mar9, Staet, Wdb9en. = Serr
uno 6rau gatsr. 282 &idluno. I2nabe.
- Wiliam unb emma Collier, 803
6ioblanb, 2nabe. -Samss uno Sulia
Suliban, Oil Bates, &nabe- = Sp.
uno gliaabstb Simmelaarr. SIC Gan=
oers, 3nabe. - Sapes uno Sattie
Shelton, 1925 Saroine, 2nube. -
Wlois urb Imp @rubnm, 20 %. 16.,
Wab9en. IS. u. nnb Nelie Wooo,
720 g. 9elatpare, 9nabe.
8etraut:
Soba 9. @urrsn-Sulie u. 6erb.
Seq. 8. Wintler-Slorsnce u. Wilfon.
Sobn 3. Mmos- Suispbins 6. &app.
@rneft 81. @bits-8eiie M. @oens.
Sames 8. powsa-gtbsl 6. Wattins.
SLAB Sopns-Warp gurte.
Dts 8. 8urnstt-S. 6. Profer.
2epis 8. Saps-g. g. @briftie.
6rso. @intler-&Op 8. Sorn.
Wiliam g. G9ebler-Soa Wiler.
SOhn &. Stenner-W. 6. Gnobberlp,
@uffab q. S9miot-g. Sartmau.
See Sbucraft-gmma Saroins.
Wlaiam proctor-gmma SANFORD.
8enDrben:
gilbert @auB. AZ @hurd. - Sobr
@usbslboefer. 70, 832 q. Msrioian
Midael @onbron, &c. 900 g.. Bel
MONT. = 2isaie Sorf. 81. 1411 Belle
fontaine. - goparb Serrp, 40, 2704
@. Waibin9ton .-Noa Bertha 2ouiit
Rabm, SO. 1920 Rorb SQinois. =
@bnrles 2apcof. 81, 707 Oh Mc'
gartp. - Sames SommerbiIe, Ga
726 81. Merioian.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Nus ben @eridten.

@barIss Maiibstu. elm Ne9er. uurbe
tueQen Strabenraubs burd &i9ter als
foro auf l bis 8 Sabre na6 Der Sn=
biana 8eRsrungsantalt gei4idt. Wart
garet @riffin. melder nod porausge-
aanaenem Sample nit benz &duber
oieSaf9e entrifen tuoroen NOR, Mil tbn
befimmt wieoer ertennen. Ser Neaer
mar nit Isinsr geute babon gelaufsn,
uurbe aber anberen 3ags bon feinem
Opfer ioenti f3irt.
Mrthur Scott betannte fi9 Der linz
teri9laeung iduloig unb murbe auf 2
big IA Sabre nod benz &sformatorium
eeididt.
glton Pierce eeftano feline S4ulo
peaen Siebfabls Elm unb tpurbe su
90 5agen 4rbsitsbaus bsrurtbeilt.
potiseigeridt.
Die Snbianapolis Creamery 60.
bate f9 i'm pOli3eigeridt 9e9en Die
Nntlage. minoerwerthigen &abm per=
fauft su baben, 81 perantporten.
Mil9.Snipettor Sslm, Der eine probe
aus elmer Der 6annsn senOmmen battle,
srmirtte Die Nntlase. .. %. Sadfon,
Der Wanassr ses @efddftes. bssablte
bic Der gOmpagnie suoittirte Strafe
bon $40 nebt Soften.
@eoree Smith, Der ME 9eftern be-
ridtst. in betrunfensm 3uitanoe feline
Jamilie terrpriirte, lam nit elmer
Strafe bon 81 nebft Soften Dos
BON. ba es f9 srDiss, Dab oies iein
erfies 0er9eten 9etpeisn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

0aranttrte sur fiir &antorrboioen
&itelnSe, bIinbe, blutenbe ober berbor.
febenoeSdmorrboiben. Sbr Mpotbeter erftat'
tet bas Gelb 3uriid ipeisr PAZO ONT
MENT ju furiren perfeblt in 6 Bis ID
Taeen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

Seoan,2o go. 269 bonn
Oroen Sen Our. bsriammsIt id am
Greitag Nbeno s uhr in bee Columbia
9aas.
An elmer 8linboarm : @nt;tin-
hung leioenb, wuroe 6rau Wm. 6.
@nslifb. 3msds 0ornabme elmer Ops-
ration in oas Siatonie. Soipiial iiber=
fhhrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Sbermometeritaue

S56fe 9emneratur. 8 @rab
R~isbrisfte 9enrperatar. ......- 70 -
50. &. BIbtbe
SeetipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
....QYres Bulletin :.
Observation-Disclosures.

8eine setpDbnIi9e &oftime, Ionbern pom
ben a~Ierfeinften, bic bel Anfang bes Dins
tiers pon $22.50 Bis 500 eefoftet baben.
9ieies lit cine f6IiebTi1e %Mufrdumune NIT
benielben unb nifts piro rsierpirt-ein
prd9tiges Eu6 &oftime u.......Sf2 as
Bon 8anama, Soile, Mobair, einiaHe
Tu@e uno fancp @ii6unsen.
Saftii1 ale 9r0ben pon 81 BIG AZ. gSie
oben ansegeben mar baS bil,eite &otiim in
Der Tartie pdbrerlo Der Mitts Sailon $22. 80,
piele bapon IL 1o9 pte $1,000, $500 uns
$4,000.
MnStpabl, Mtttmud Sf2.15
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
CO,
Snhtana's sr6ste Drn @oobs 0dmolsr.
6runoeigentbums llsbsrtrasunsen

S6Omas u. Glstdsr on 6rebsrid g.
Serbs, Cots z uno 8, SdrOludes Ma.
oiion aoe. 9bo.. nbrolid bon 3aps
mono Str. $3.50.
6enrp &anie an Otto u. 6iehr=
mann, 2ots l3 uno IA, Subbarb u.
W.'s Sub. She'll Der iho6fl. Wob.,
n6rblid bon @Otto9e abe. $4,000.
ghrifine 9ammeper &c. at, Carl
Brandt &C., Got %, 3uppss Subbipi=
fion, Sutlot 107, so bel $50 SUB,
bsrbeHert, Ofieite bon Rem SerIep-
strube, itcli4 bon WpOmins Str.
1915.
Die college 9eisbts &ealtp 60. on
Cigar .. 6unter, Cots IL uno IL.
8lod z, S6Ofielo's &c. Nooition, ALL
BEL 140 SUB ieoe, bac., Wsftieite bon
college Qpe., ftoli6 bon %. Strabs;
ioDie 2ots %, % unb 80, glof 8, tpie
bic pOrissn bsi&ufen. 9orooH. @ds bon
%. StraBe unb Columbia Npenue,
$4,000.
gnna W. Sanbers on Greo Slime,
She'll bon Got z, &itier's Suboibiion,
She'll Der addition bon Sobnion's gr=
BEN, So bel 106 SUB, bag, Oaieite
bon Bart Noe., n6rOlid bon Is. Str,
$4,000.
Sreo Cline on Serbert 8. Wbitbeab,
She'll bon Got 10, BOOTS SuboiOiiOn,
She'll Der Nooition bon Sobnfon's Or.
ben. SO. As bel 57t Jub. bae., siio.
fsite bon 20. StraBe, 6tli9 BON Part-
Mbenue. $500.
NooiiOn 8. Noropte an Charles
@emmer IL. 81. Got % unb She'll BON
|22, 8lod 4 In gaft Wooolapn Mob.,
40 BEL 1876 SUB. bacant, 0oroieite Der
2erin9ton Nbe.. usftli9 bon Nelion
Ctr. 500.
capital 2umber So. an Oscar 6.
Susp. glod u in Wsrritt place Ibo..
l49. 8 bel 1872 80 CUB, pacunt, 0orS.
of Gds Der Wi9isan Ctr. unb Milep
gbe. SIS, 900.
Charles 6. 2epis an bic National
@rain anb Sap &c., 2ots 2 unb 8 in
Arbmore 4bo., go bel 1872 Sub, iebe,
baeant. Ofieite Der Central Mpe., n6rb-
LID Der SO. Str. 81, 500.
Wiliam 6. ebeebp Of, Sarl.p 8.
@iltner u. a., Got 8 in Goes Subj.
in sqr. Al. 35 BET 95.3 6rb, per=
beRsrt, Ohieite Der Netp Seriep Str.
5miiden Ohio unb Wabafb Strabe.
SO, 600.
Sofepb 3. Slap an Central Sruf
Co., Got z in gbmarbs Subbibiion,
Elm 3beil bon Sobnions grben Noo.,
40 bel 1874 SUB, berbeRert, Weffsits
bon @o0ege @senue, n6roli9 bon IL.
StraBe. $500.
Wiliam 81. @ates on Central 8rufi
Co., Got III In 6letders Suboiuiien
BON 6lsther's Dat 0in Mobition, SO
bel l40 SUB, berbefert. SioOfieite
BON Mrrom MUenue, itibwefflia be,
Nebaba Mbe. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
0erlam0ts Nn3etNen

resnb ueIhsr art tperoen in Der .SubiaHa Tribune
sc per Belle FIR iebe Sufertiou bere8uet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

S%erianst-Gtu Tadb6en fir anqemeiue 9aua
~ arbsit. sahBufragsn l721 9ari Gpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Snamguraiions=G reurFpnen
Nah @aihinston pia Yenniplpanio
Qinieu.

Grcuritonss Tidets na9 8aibineton, in
Mnbetraft Der 9rdiiosntsn Snaisurationss
9snniplpania 2inien ~perfauft. Sletours
fa6rt limitirt auf eini4IieBli6 8. Mars.
Sur G~in5eInbeiten iber onrblaufenoe Slee
unS @asscn:8 eoienuns, 3eitberIdnseruns
uno anbere @usfunft penoe man fi9 an
bic p%ennipIpania 2inien Eidet Agenten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

N%erldngt-gin bsutInts Wdb1en fir aI9emeini
~ Sausarbeit. Ra6sufraseu
1919 5orb Aabnma Stra6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

E&n~6. STA pfiser, Eodter bon Spiepb uno
CthtV anna Efiser. ON TsittDo6. ben 15tsn
Ssbruer. Rof mistoes nm 12.4o ubr, i'm GIter BON
Is jabrsu, 4 EOHaten unO 2s Sossu. Sic essrei'
gnne fnSet ON Srsitoe Ta6mittae UNI 2 ubr BON
BEN 5rouer5oufe, Ro. 6l2 eineOlu Strafe aus ftatt
Srtuube fHa eiuseIaosH.
Die trauerneen SimterbIiebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

- perm Sobn Saeger's neue @irtb=
idaft befinbet fd go. 1888 Olipsr
9b,., IN Weft indianapolis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
@etterbertmt
sar "a stnnbsu. suO.uO ? ubr gurs.us. II. 5sOraar

8aibinstcn, 16- Sebruar.
Sir Snbiana : Sbeilpeiie beppIft beute
Ra&t unb am 6reitas; mabri9etnlI3
lei6te e6neeseft6ber i'm iiopetl'fsn
EbeiIe; ipdrmer beute gbenS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16

QocaLs@ etterberi9t
Sd0n unb tparmsr beute Nbsn6 ; Sret'
tag tbeilweiie bem6lft unb mdbise Gems
peratur.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
, INCREASED ACREAGE

the interest which has been developed
py the seed wheat specials and the high
wheat planting, and farmers who raised
wheat last year and obtained a good quail
ity and correspondingly high prices are
preparing to plant wheat again. Reports
from farmers who have been raising stock
and coarse grains say that many of them
VIII put In some wheat this year. and IL
is probable that Minnesota and the Da-
kotas. with the excellent conditions pre-
vafling for early planting. will see a large
increase in acreage Of wheat over that of
a year ago.
In the Red river valley there are many
indications that large acreage will be
put into durum wheat, as the farmers
seem to consider ii immune from rust and
also for its drouth resistant qualities. In
southern Minnesota there seems TO nave
developed an interest in durum wheat In
some cases ii has shown itself sufficiently
well grounded to warrant Prof. Boss and
Mr. Parker in taking note OF il in the
seed wheat lectures, and they have been
very emphatic In cautioning farmers in
that part of the state against II. The
arguments that IL is large producer and
is rust resisting have worked down into
that locality, but the qualifying state
ments as to soil and climatic adaptability
have not been heard. nor have the features
of difference in market conditions or the
disadvantages of marketing a mixture of
macaroni and spring wheat been an &C
compartment
Here and there farmers had thought
IT might be to their advantage to seed
little macaroni wheat, but the lecturers
disabused their minds of this.
There is one thing to be said for the
Dakota side of the durum wheat ques-
ton which means much, particularly to
some localities. and that is that where
other grains have ample moisture to do
their best, this wheat yields very little
II any more than the common wheats
The real macaroni belt does not reach
east so far even as the eastern counties
OF the DakotaS, and. this fact accounts
largely for the great difference in yields
reported from different sections.-Market
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20

NEW YORK, March 1s-The week has
been an active one in pig iron. with sales
better distributed than at any time during
the year. In the east, the buying move
ment Is no logger confined TO few large
concerns and the bulk of the weeks bust
ness has been placed with the general
foundry trade in fair sized blocks, mostly
for nearby delivery. Prices have not
changed much on the business closed dur
ing the week. but two large Buffalo pro-
ducers have just advanced their schedules
90 cents per ton and Virginia furnaces are
having no difficulty in maintaining their re-
cent advance. Steel makers. since the last
purchase on a basis OF $3.50 at the
furnace, have retired from the market for
The time being, but the supply OF spot
basic is limited and consumers are having
uifficulty in securing delivery on their
present contracts. Gray forge iron also is
scarce and in urgent demand.
FROM the west come reports OF much
greater interest on the part of buyers in
general. Several of the large manufac-
turers have bought literally. avowedly tn
cover their actual demands for spring AZ q
sumner business, and car wheel mai
nave closed for a heavy tonnage OF CHI,
coal iron- The smaller trade also shows
q constantly growing interest and con-
ndence in present prices.
one thing producers are sure Of; costs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
sow GOOD WHEAT

The Minnesota experiment station began
collecting and testing wheat for seed in
1888. Bluestem has been found to yield
more value per acre TO the farmers and to
the mills than fife, especially in the south
ern two-thirdS of the state Fife wheat is
preferred on some large farms because
IL will stand longer after being ripe before
serious loss by Smelling occurs. In addi-
ton TO the increased yield, these wheats
have demonstrated that they are exceed
ingly hardy and have much greater re-
sistance to rust and other diseases than
the common varieties OF wheat
The experiment station has number Of
cooperators, including the experiment sta
tons of North Dakota and South Dakota
and many of the best farmers of Minne-
sofa and the Dakotas. II Is estimated
that about 400. 900 bushels OF Minnesota
No. 169 Is available for seed this spring
We advise all who are interested to write
10 the experiment station for a list of
those farmers having 163 and 169 seed
IL you cannot procure one of these va
rieties for seed, clean and screen your
own wheat. Plump, good colored kernels
OF good weight. selected from grain which
matured in rust infected field would
in all probability. prove better seed in
every way than new grain brought from a
distance and possibly grown under soil and
climatic conditions very different from
your own.
Light, shrunken or weak seed of any
kind should never be sown. II inferior
seed be sown, a good crop cannot reason
ally be expected.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
BEARS IN CONTROL
At WEEKS OPENING
With the Bulls Rushing Them
to Cover at the Weeks
Close

Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce,
March 1S.-Flushed with their victory of
the former week, the bears started to
pound the market with renewed conf
Monday. and under heavy sales of short
wheat and some little selling of long
wheat for stop loss orders, they man
aged to break the price over a cent dur
ing the early part of the session. Later
they discovered that the wheat they had
sold had gone into strong hands and that
the market was meeting with good sup
port from some of the old bull operators.
This caused them to stop selling and to
consider for few minutes. The outlook
was not as bright as they thought it was,
and when they started to cover they found
offerings dried up and had to bid the
market up over &c from the low point to
bring out any offerings.
HI, I9esd nS the pears again got after dne
tionally and under pressure of heavy SELL
ing forced a decline of over a cent, only
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-20
RUSSIAN LOAN HAS
WEAKENING EFFECT
Feeling of Unrest In Paris Transferred to
London Market

LONDON. March 19.1The recent firm
ness and buoyancy OF the stock market
have given way to some weakness or
natural reaction. due partly to the post
ponement of the Russian loan and the
feeling of unrest in Paris which was mani
tested in the selling from that quarter
brought about by events in Manchuria
Money was kept short last week by the
requirements of the stock exchange settle
ment and the fiotation of various new is
sues of bonds, but supplies viii become
greater next month. because the post
ponement of the Russian loan will cause
French banks to find difficulty in profit
ably employing their abundance at home
and naturally win increase the balance
here, while the huge reserve of the Bank
of England points TO probabilities of ease
In the near future.
The conclusion of the heavy settlement
showed a large bull account for a rise
which the bears promptly took advantage
of. The speculative American market
which recently has been thought top
heavy, being perhaps the most sensitive
and yielding to a larger extent than the
others, shows the most loss on the week
though ii finished firmer under renewed
support from the continent