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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28

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this had been performed Mr., and Mrs.
Chapman left for. trip to INC noun ,
tnins Of Maryland, and Atlantic City,
N. J. They will mako their future
home In Smithfeld, Va.
A Hurdle Tea.
ono Of the most unique entertainments
of the season was the Hurdle tea given
near Wildwood, Va, last week by "Ehe
WIZARD Mrs Dora Henry Henderson,
handsome hay hunter and prize VIII
ner s3i Fs55575if NJ
dcrson in tho name Of the Wizard TO {
the jbl,le ribbon hunters and their owners
in the neighborhood. The guests num-
bcred about fifty Seats were provided
and ices and cooling drinks served on the
spacious lawn, under the trees. me
exhibition by the jumpers was most
Hcredtahe, DR.. Robert Randolph MI
Henry l.. Watkins and Mr. Charles Null NJ l'l'
kin acting as judges,
Mrs, Henderson. whose nne riding mas
5hcen much admired at the Richmond
horse shows, proved a most agreeanle
hostess. sT
Personal Mention.
Miss Ammo G. sydnor left Saturday t', 10
spend some time In CharlottesV'lie, w.
e. L
Miss Emma Dew Legare, ono Of the
most popular and attractive young LADIES'
IN N1Iddlescx county, has been spending
some time at Virginia Beach and ocean
View where she was the recipient OF
much attention. She was given n lunch-
con at Hampton Roads Yacht club last
Thursday by Misses Land and Jones'
Mr., and Mrs. John b, I.ightfoot arc Mt
Virginia Beach for few days, They
viii 20 by the Merchants and Miners
Tine to Boston, thence to New York, and
down to Atlantic City for some time
Mr., and Mrs. Henry y. WlclIham, with
their son, George. OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute, are ut the Princess Anne
Hotel, Virginia Beach.
Mr., Everett Meade Is Mt the Joy cot
tage. Virginia Beach
Mrs, SigIsmund Kahn and her daughter
Alice, have gone to Otterhurn Springs, TO
remain until September list.
Miss Malcn Burnett, who is visiting
friends in Alabama is now at, Mont
gomcry, and Is having delightful time
Miss Mary Shackelford tho daughter
| Of DR. Robert b. Shackelford, of CismoHt
va, is visiting Miss Gcttie Mcclure, or
Richmond at the White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia.
Mrs. w, s. Murray and Miss Frances
| ". Murray have returned to Richmond
after a delightful visit to Mrs. Charles
*. Willis. at Buckroe Beach
|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
The DeLange Company Pleases

Way Up East" is producing shrieks of
laughter every evening at the Casino, where
the Louis DeLanse company is appearing, The
seen tho play viii readily sec tho fun and
strength Of the bnrlesque; All the participants
m iro men ana they are rGged up In a fashion
winning applause, the company getting down
TO- hard work and dancing and singing In a
pear the rest of tho week. with a matinee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
Invite All Candidates.

!lll (SpeCTHI lUIIIIC1I IllICs-t ~
WING CHESTER, VA. July "a move
mont was started here to-day to have
an all day barbecue on the Winchester
fair grounds the first week IN August,
and Invitations arc to be extended to al
OF the candidates now engaged IN the
Democratic campaign Sss "a 1}i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
Rise in Chickens.

Chickens are now selling In tho Cary Street
market at from Il to IL cents. Eggs a,e quoted
toes are very dull, and dealers find y difficult
to get rid OF them. at almost any price. Fancy
handpacked eating. apples are selling at any
where from 50 to s2D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
Weinstein Acquitted.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Sol S, Wein-
stein was ,rqgIsted Of the charge q receiving
the September term on scptember 2olh
The jury of the Law ani Equity Court adj
journca for the term yesterday. The Sep
tember term Will convene September llh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
Pastor for ST, David's,

ISpeclnl OHIO 'Tlmes-DIsl.H5cIln1 I.
Episcopal Church hero has secured tho
services OF the Rev. Thomas Lowry Sim
clair, young man Of rare gifts OF elo-
quence. and there will hereafter pa
preaching ON every Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
Farmer Badly Hurt.
,neninl nj The Tines-Dlspatch.

HIt8 (SpeC1uI 10 TIIlV IIIIIc5-t1ESPtttSflI lI n
IA SWINCIESTER,5 VA, July 27.--fiarry
Bell prominent farmer#of Clarke coun-
ty, was violently thrown from his team
and badly cut and bruised. Ills horse
having become frightened by an auto
mobilst speeding by. sI5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
Travelling in England,

Rev Wythe Leigh Kinsolving, rector OF
Barton Heights Episcopal Church. With his
wife and mother la travelling In England lie
is being royalty entertained, and gives good
by the English churchmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
fspeclal q NV, 4, e,l 1,lmes .plspatch.l

s Especial to The -Dlspatch.) s.5
III OTTAWA ONT, July 27.--Licutenar,t-
Colonel Rogers says the y-third Duke
as Intended 5if4they cannot carry arms
through Boston ySstrccts, as American
troops have often done In the cana cana
dian capital. Nj u, \, :, y. Z,
the colonel ,5S"than& have the regiment
put to such an iildignty rs to have to
smuggc theirBurm across tho city Of
Boston. When we were there we vera
assured this matter was settled, and /
am surprised at what l have heard.
though Il d have "a not received Adjutnnt-
General Stopford's letter yet. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
CANADIAN TROOP
n /: [ ] |: /.
.Angered BY Action Of Massa-.
chusetts, Party May Aban--
don Trip. NJ
7(speclal rs Tho ,rlmes- DIspntchO I97

L.I,
BOSTON. 9AJuly 2.-Adjutant- General
Stopford has written n letter 10 q ieti-
tenant Colonel 81 Maynard Rogers, com =
OF Corn wallis own T1liies, ottawa, On
ftario,l declining Ills request that the reg
ment be permitted to enter ,,, TINS S,ato
general took thia action after n confer
icnce with Governor Douglas and, after.
having received an opinion from Attor-
iney-General Parker. t
Tho acknowledgement In his tarnir,un!i--
cation to tho Canadian commander points
out that thest4tutcs Of Massns,huss ,,,n
nl,c prolllbitlvegahnd that tho only way
to arrange tic matter would be by pas
sngc OF a. specially act Of the Legislature
which IS Impossible ut present. "
88 Adjutnnt- General sStopford SUGGESTS tnnt
the arms Of the regiment be forwarded
to providencelnnd that the command pass
through Massachusetts III uniform. , Il,
& Tho occnslonMof I he regiments Visit
is to attend d celebration to be held by
the British residents OF Providence. gj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28

sthIs had been performed Mr., and Mrs,
Chapman left for. a trip to the noun
tains Of Maryland, and Atlantic CITY,
N. J. They will mako their future
home in Smlthheld, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28
A Hurdle Tea.

Ono OF the most unique entertainments !.
of the season was the $"hurtlc ten" given
near WILDWOOD, Va, last week by THE
Wizard" Mrs. Dora Henry Henderson's
handsome hay hunter and prize win
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. +, ". Cunningham MISS
Ruth Cunningham and Miss ELIZA Nc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
EXORBITANT PRICES
FOR INAUGURATION
Hotels Ask $1,000 for Single Room and
$500 for Window During
the Parade.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 2l.-It is
only once in four years that Il presi-
dental Inauguration occurs, and citi-
Zens charge such price for good
points of view of the parade, that ap-
parently they expect to make enough.
IN one day, 10 live on for the next four
years. They are asking as high as $1,000
for single room. and $500 to 5000 as
common prices. In many cases they ask
$500 to $500 for single window.
When it is considered that the wealth
er is likely as not 10 be cold so that it
is dangerous to sit ont doors, and that
frequently the parade is ruined by
storms, it is easy TO see what chances
one takes who put up anywhere near
the price demanded for good places.
The parade is likely to he composed Of
about 10000 persons in line, and there
is undoubtedly severer pressure for
seats this year than usual, owing per-
haps to the popularity of the President
and the certainty that he will consent to
a considerable degree OF display.
The white house has really nothing to
do with the parade, except to consent to
it. Fundamentally it is n business propo-
sition. and though much ridiculed in the
country at large, no President has ever
from the beginning had the heart to re
fuse the citizens of this town the chance
to make few honest dollars by selling
space to sightSeerS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE FEBRUARY II. 1908.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MIL.WAUKEE-Egg Market an easier
feeling; strictly fresh laid, loss OH, cases
returned, 29c; storage, city, April y. /, 261
pc; checks, lie
Butter-firm ana fair demand for cream
cry and firm for dairy creamery, extra,
HIS, Bic; prints, Doe; irSts. 2Su29c; seconds,
93U24c, renovated Uroc0SSl. hrsts, 26cI
seconds. 24m2jc; fancy dairy. 2Gc; rolls,
@43c. lines, 22a23c; packing stock, 2o4
Cheese Firm; American fun cream
twins, 12hml24c, Young Americas, 12i@d
FAC; low grades, NHioc; limhnrser. per
H., new. 1lMl14c; off grade, Iltoc; fancy
new Brick. l2Ml2iic; low gradcr, suloc;
imported Swiss, 24c; fancy Bloch. ia
12lgc: loaf 13ul3i2c: SapSago. lsc.
EI.GIN, H.. Feb. 2l-Buttcr advanced &c
yesterday. and now Is qautCd NJ Bic. Ih're
were neither offerings nor sales. The ont
put for the district during the week was
42l%o lbs. The present quotation Is &c
in advance Of that of one year ago.
CHICAGO. H., Feb. 2l.-Buttvr- Firm
cr,ameries 2ifl33c; dairics, 2lH@or. Legs
Easy; at mark, cases included, 23"2ic.
Chcese-Firm; daisies, l3c. twins. l2ci
Young Americas, l3l2c
NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Buttcr Firm, IN.
changed; receipts 5o7i. Cheese Firm, IN
changed; receipts, as. Eggs Weak; re
ceipts, 800; state, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
fancy selected white. 3M3lc; do choice,
3lfl32c; mixed extra 3lGt32c; western hrstS,
&uc; do seconds, 27lsH}2Sc; southerns, 24J
zoe; refrigerator, 2}@26c
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
STRANGE CAREER CLOSED.
Wandering Son Of Prominent Grant
County Pioneer Dies on Coming
Home After Long Disappearance.

Lancaster Wis, Feb 90 Special.
After being mourncd for dead for nearly
thirty years, Ohio Shradcr returned
home from his western wandcrngs a few
months ago. He was Immediately taken
faatlly ILL., Shradcr was the son Of one
Of The most prominent Grant county pho.
nccrs, l.. O. Shrader, who came to this
section in $50 and was one OF the found.
crs of the Grant County Herald. The
son received mn excellent education and
was well taken care Of, but one day was
taken with the wandering fever, left for
the west without a word and was heard
from but once since. As If it were fit.
ting close to his peculiar career. it was
him nm escort TO the cemetery. The
hcnrsc was placed in a sleigh ana taken
TO tho grave by an undertaken aud n
driver
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
MAYOR CHARGES BRIBERY.
Tom Johnson of Cleveland Stirs Council
to Order Investigation.

cleveland, O.. Feb II Mayor Tom l..
johnson, in tho city council last night,
directly charged Councilmen Dcwar and
Wilkr, Democrats, with having accepted
hrihcs from the Cleveland Electric IL
Illuminating company. At the same time
Mayor Johnson charged that the votes Of
all the Republican members of the city
council had been influenced by campaign
contributions from the company. The
charges are the outcome of Mayor john
sons allegation of two weeks ago that
The recent defeat Of the ordinance to an
ncN the village of South brooklyn to the
city ct Cleveland had been brought about
hy undue influence His accusations
were denied and specific charges in writ
ing were demanded. The council i'm.
mcdiatcly adopted resolution to inyes-
tignte itself
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
WHO WILL WIN
THE AUTOMOBILE !?

The capital prize in The Evening Wis
consin proycrb contest is a Rambler auto
mobile, costing $500, along with II other
handsome premiums, having total value
of 5000. The contest opened February
IL and is the most interesting ever con
Quoted ny newspaper in the state.
From day to day for tfty-cight days
there will be published in The Evening
Wisconsin a provcrb picture. For the
correct or nearest correct solution of these
illustrations the Rambler automobile will
be given away. the remaining prizes to
be awarded according to the number OF
correct answers sent in at the close OF
the contest.
Buy IL copy Of The Evening Wisconsin
from your neNsdeaer or ncwShoy and
study the conditions of the contest 1t is
open to all readers.
All inquiries should he addressed TO the
proyorb Editor, Evening Wisconsin, Mil
Waukce.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
RICE HULLS IN FEED.
Gross Adulteration Containing Possibly
Fatal Compounds Found by State
Experimental Experts.

Madison, Wis, Feb, 1S.-tSpeciall J.
As result of Analysing number OF
commercial feed stuhs, the Wisconsin
agricultural experiment station finds that
a number of mixed feeds have been
grossly adulterated with rice hulls. The
station recently asccrtained that snip
ment of ground rice bulls had been
brought into the state and warned farm
ers and stock raisers Of the danger of
adulteration. The rice hulls contain 40
per cent. of woody fiber and from 10 to
20 per cent. of silica or sand, and the
sharp barbs upon the edges Of the hulls
cause irritation in the intestinal organs
of animals feeding upon tins material.
They are not ONLY worthless ms food, but
are not infrequcntly fatal. The expert
mcnt station suggests that the guarantee
provided by the Wisconsin feed stuff law
of 1901 be demanded from feed dealers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
NIAGARA LOSES POWER.
New York Legislator Fears Cataract
May Be Left High and Dry by
Industrial Concerns,

Albany, y. Y, Feb. 21.-The preser-
walton of Niagara Falls from the en-
croachmcnt of power companies was the
subject Of a debate in the general as
sembly. 1t arose over Assemblyman
Palmer's resolution requiring the presi-
dent and Congress to seek negotiations
with the British government looking to
an international agreement for the pro-
lection OF the falls.
After a heated debate the resolution
was referred by a party vote to the
committee on federal relations.
Mr.. Palmer, with others, pointed out
that if all the power companies now in
corporated took the minimum amount
estimated the state reservation at Ma
CARA would be left high and dry on the
bank Of a dead and dreary canyon"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MILWAUKEE, Feh. 2l'-Close - wheat
Steady; no; nor t,oc 4" Ii ~ rnrn
No. northern on 'i tn, ~ 49,. c.anJ,,,
steady; No.. On ,rarh' 1 ,ac 1H,S Why
No. white, on TRACK 3-Ac; 40. whitn'
on track, 3lm32l4c. barley STEADY, un
changed No OK Rye traSf 2f S To ON
track s$i2c. Provisions Easy pork l2.77i
lard, 100.
Flour quotations are: iiard spriuE wheat
patent, IN wood 12WaoS", S'f9,snl, ~
5,35Gt5,l5; first clear, IN sacks. 4oo' rye
city pure, In wood, l. lV4l.-o; country pure
in sacks, 3.s5@3.9'.
Nlllstufs are quoted at lG27 for bran,
10 % for standard middAnss, ana ls.2 :,
Tor milwaukee, -four mdIl.uSS Ia lgo-l9
sacks; red dog, l1-"M io'''' ueH''rco az
CHItAGo, n, TeH,.. q Close Wheat
May, l1"i.; july, lol5Hl us Sept' iituer'
july, 47&r, September, los, oat" ED
september. 2Wl"@l~c. Pork It9ru!ryy'
12G-lg; May, ESD; July, 1000 i. > 2,
Lard Fehruary, 1.!l Fl May, h;;-'2"n,'o'
July 7,u5. RIBS February, 6"-'a' Nay,
G.N-i2; July, 6all2. I'VE. FebfMuF; 40
May, 7sc. Flax Cash y W. l,2Gla' > W.
llSla' February, i,lo'2; ,, Nay aao!! MI
othy February, 90 MdITH, ~ ~. -,
4Hu Glover FEBRUARY I-'""' Darcy
Cash. 3NMtsc ,,, ~,
DULUTH Mimi, rep II hcal ar
rive, No. nntther,: l'i".a' Hn ,'"TN IN 81
! northern I,l2+2' ~ ~, ~ S,r,a,,'l,aer
lll' May. ilit2, JnN, i' traa ap1 Nav
80 fiaX 70 atrnnr on '," n tra "'L' oaa.c'
l-''2 pats 10 Univ ,.a'I ~ ~ ,i,rit'v
kKe-i . army anu y" ti",H' +on hi,s.
-'tM+ic. hr'tlpis " "c"'' t'''oV U.s.
shipm"nis w, nus ro,, ., Clo,o
kANSAS Nl,n, Mo- ~, Frr, son,t to7c -.
Ht"s II III ho,.I op5,I ioiI. No Al u3lt
~ ~. Nn 9ScGi1 o.. 10 = red. / 100 13;
~, X o :, :, ~ NJ i nom oG ,Norn
10. o. ~, ~ ~ nh Ithfn,IIs. On Sh
I'm; my - ~ %%"'4 l51s%,I7rr M :.
;,.bito i7c: no. 2. tG6m47c, Oats- Firm;
W W. INTO f't S3iac :" No y mined g3c
ST T0I'IS No. Fob 2l.-Close- wheat
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
OLDEST ELK IS DEAD.
Anthony Watt of Connersville Und.)
Was 81 Years of Age-Warrior
of Three Countries Dies.

Richmond, Ind, Feb. 2l.-Two re-
markabe men have just died in Indiana.
One was Anthony Watt of Connersville,
aged 81, the oldest member of the Elks
III the world. The other is Henry krue-
ger of Boone county, who served in the
German, English and American armies,
and who saw the famous charge Of the
light brigade. His age was 81.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
BELOIT PLAYS GREEK.
Students of College Present "Iphigenia'
by Euripldes Under Prof. Wilght's
Supe,Vl.lOn.

Belot, Wis, Feb. 1S.-ISpeciaLl-
Tho Beloit college Greek play was given
last night at Wilson's Opera house by
the Greek division Of the sophomore
class under the supervision of rrol. r..
l.. Wright. The play was "lphigcnia Of
the Taurians," by Eunpcles, about IA
Il. c. The characters were taken As fol!
lows: Iphcgenia, Miss Stella +. Tread
we'll; OrcStes, Edward r. Burke; ry-
ladies', Charles w Boardmau; King
ThoaS. Thomas f. Mills, herdsman. Carl
II. Bramer; Athena, Miss Natalie Thorn
ton; messenger, Harold W. MoorcAoasc;
chorus leader, Miss NJ. Katharine Van
Akin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
SIXTY YEARS IN PRISON.
Army Officer Given Awful Sentence for
Embezzling $500 of Govern
ment Money.

Manila, Feb. 21.-Maj. Darlington,
who was convicted of classifying vouchers
of the civil government to the amount Of
$500 was today sentenced to "A total OF
sixty years and five days imprisonment.
the sentence on each charge was twelve
years and one day.
Maj. Darlington made no defense. The
case will be appealed to the supreme
court of the island, and if the decision
there is adverse to the appellant, the
major will appeal to the supreme court
of the United States.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
PASS BATTLESHIP BILL.
Strenuous Opposition in House to Ad-
ministration Naval Appropriation
Measure Is Futile.

Washington, d. c., Feb. 21.-Despite
that even Speaker Cannon predicted not
long ago that the ADMINISTRATION could not
carry the provision in the naval appro-
pration bill for two new battleshps, that
measure embodyinc the disputed pro-
visions has passed the house. OPPOSE
ton in the debate Monday was that the
United States is building up its navy
faster than England. which was answer
cd that the United States should have
the foremost navy in the world. Others
said that public buildings might be con-
structed first, and battleships be built
later. 4 $4,000 appropriation to equip
the Mare Island navy yards for building
a collier was included
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
HENRY IRVING VERY ILL.
Great English Actor Collapses After Per
formance-Unab to Attend Meet
ing in His Honor.

London. Feb. 2l.-Sir Henry Irving is
reported somewhat seriously i'll at VOL
verhampton. He collapsed after a per-
Torrance last night and has been obliged
to cancel his attendanve ut meeting
to be held in the Wolyerhampton town
hall today, where he was to be presented
with a silver casket. Sir Henry was
born in 1888.
Sir Henry is suffering from severe
chill.
Wovcrhampton. England, Feb. 21.-
Sir Henry Irving is rapidly recovering
from the severe chill which caused
alarm regarding his condition. 4 bull.
lctin issued this afternoon says ne prob.
ably will be well enough to appear at the
theater tonight.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
Swimming for Soldiers.

Many valuable lives would certainly be
saved annually il swimming formed Il
portion Of the national curriculum for sol
dirrs. During the present bathing season
there have been several fatal accidents to
soldiers whose lives would have been
saved could they have swum n few yards.
During the South African war there was
n case of a rctreating detachment which
could not fetch boat from tho other
SIDE Of an unfordable stream, although
no enemy but the water offered opposi-
ton. 4 couple of fair swimmers could
have performed the service with ease,
and the river being narrow. the little
command would have been ferried over
before the pursuing Beers arrived ON the
srpne.-LOndon Globe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
MILWAUKEE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

IIOGS-Recepts, 80 cars; market weak
light, mixed, i.556i4. 10 fair to choice mo
dums 4.7O0ri 80; packers 4,Go14.1o; pigs
50 to 10 lbs, 3,5,Ni425.
CATTLE Receipts. II cars; dull; calves
lower; butchers steers, medium to good
1850 to 1900 lbs, 4.5o@5.oo: fair to me-
dunn. $50 to 1850 lbs 3.75d4oo; heifers,
common, 2.75m3.oo; good, 3.5o1i45o; cows,
fair to good, 3.0Gd3. 10; Gamers, 2J6t2.op
cutters 2.25Gi2 %: bulls, common, 2.21q
go; choice 275Gi3.50 feeders 500 to 9N
lbs. . 1Jil350; stockers, 800 to 40 lbs. Ia
Ul2.I5; veal calves. common. light 1000
800: choice, 5.756l62J. Milkers-Don't ship
any mixers; no demand
SHEEP Receipts, ear; steady, 80
40; bucks, 2.JUd3.25; lambs, common, 5.od
1850; choice 7OoM7.I5.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
FIND BABE SMOIHERED.
Rock County Parents Discover Child
Is Dead After Drive to Milton
Junction.

Milton Junction, Wis, Feb. IS Spc-
cial, The 3-mouthsold child Of win
Kennedy Of Johnston was Smotbcred
while its parent. were driving from their
home to this village yesterday. The
mother looked ut it when about mile
from here, finding it safe, but when they
arrived here the baby was dead.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
TWO BULLETS FAIL;
THIRD ONE HITS.
lola Liveryman Persistent in Attempts
at Suicide and Finally Succeeds
in His Effort.

lola. Wis. Feb. III Special. After
two unsuccessful attempt, to shoot him
self, Frank Garfield, a liveryman, shot
himself third time yesterday within an
hour aad died from the wounds caused
hy 3S-calibcr bullet. He was found
early in the morning covered with blood,
hut denied that he had tried to end his
life, avcrring that he had been IN fight.
Shortly after he fired two bullets into his
breast, hut this did not Kill him He
borrowed 3s-caliber revolver and fired
into his temple, the effect being fatal.
\ coroncr's jury gave verdict Of sui
eide. The body viii be taken to Poy-
ppi for burial.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-02-23
DIES GOING TO JAIL,
Pittsburg Election Official Drops Dead
When Placed Under
Arrest.

Pittsburg. Pa. Feb 21.-Daniel
Dwyer, an election officer in the Thir-
teenth ward, dropped dead today while
being taken to Jail, charged with ballot
box stufling in connection with the mu-
nicipal election being held in this city.
-Four other members of the election
board in this ward We're arrested on the
same charge.
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QUAIL TO BE EXPENSIVE.
South Dakota Hunters Bag of 5000 Will
Be Assessed 100000 Under Game
Protection Law.

Sioux City, Ia, Feb. 21.-Just ms Her
man Beck wealthy farmer. was I'M
loading several boxes containing 5000
quail ut Elk Point. s. d., State Game
Warden james Holiday appeared. Beck
fled, leaving his quail behind. An officer
wa-, sent after Beck. The fine for having
quail ont Of season is SO Il bird. making
the total amount assessed against Beck
$40 600