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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-05
DEATH LIST GROWING.
Five Hundred Persons Perished in Ma
tai Hurricane.

London, June According to a dis
patch to local news agency from
Durham, Natal the death roll resulting
from the hurricane which recently
swept over Natal and the subsequent
bursting of the revervoir at Pinetown
was nearly 500 Hindoo laborers and
fifty Europeans.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-05
I yc[AlIARR

Isuffered for a long time with bad
caselof Catarrh, and took great deal of
medicine without any benefit
I had q continual headache, my cheeks
had grown purple, my nose was always
stopped up, my breath had a asickening and
disgusting odor, and Icoug necessarily
heard of your S. S. S. and wrote you.
commenced to use it, and after taking
several bottles was cured and have
never since had the slightest symptom of
the disease. Miss Mary T.. STORM.
Cor. 9TH q Felix Sts. st. Joseph, Mo.
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Supposed 10 Have suicided.

Columbus, o. June 5.The body Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Honefanger, prom-
inent woman of Springfield, was found
on the Little Miami track with the
head severed and at the side of the
track. She was an inmate of the state
hospital and is supposed to have COM
mitted suicide.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-05
HocH HANGS JUNE 2a.
Date Of Execution Set by the Trial
Judge.

Chicago, June "Bluebeard" Jo-
ham Hoch is to be hanged June %.
Judge Kersten, who some time ago
sentenced Hoch to be hanged, has
fixed the date of execution.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-05

then becomes con-
stitutional, and the
only way to getrid
.yt Of ofitisthrough il the
blood. Write us il
you have Catarrh,
and our physici.
ans will advise you
without charge.
(. - ~ \ 4 - ~; T..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-05

The filthy secretions and foul mncns that
are continually dropping back into the
throat, find their way into the stomach
and are absorbed into the blood Catarrh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
pALItuM CONFERRED.
insignia Placed on Archbishop kceitsr
by CARDINAL Gibbons

T7inefssnati F'eh, ls.--N Win the simple
and impressive service 81 me Roman
"atholie church provided Cor the oc-
easfon, the fui} t,owerS Of an arch
bishop IN tho church we're conferred
on Henry Moelier. a native 81 CInctn-
natl who. for over ten wears. was CO.
adJufor for this diocese, az the cathe~
drsl hete Cardinal Gibbons Arrhhish
op Gi~nnon Of 81 louis and a number
OF HiF. rs were r. ATTENDANCE. several
part ipatir@ IN the ceremonies. THE
interior of the cathedral vas siraped
in pur pie ard yellow Scarlet sur
rounded the cardinals throne. and the
seat ~ Ar hbishop Mneiet rvas d1ap@d
ia while The sermon was preached
by Cardinal Gibbons sitter tie reading
- fhe gospel ~ the coreins5un ~
mass the cardinal took his place al
The high s1l&ar sns AFrhptshsp Noel
her NFsired ia ITS fuil 70 v~ " oslcs
excepting his a@tfe aul wloees au-
saHcsa ana knp*ssnr before TIRE taf-
*iral nhde his predecessor cf atsa tnt
A.ose - leysl'y - ne supreme ron-
f9 ~ .hs qgu# ot th anHe faa Uar-
dirsi theu riaFa# F tfaa aH fha
shoulders ~ ghe ef hat sac az
- ruteF Meea tne aaa
Nessowe ~ fsfifeal uanfatrann
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fion could not much longer Withstand
the ravages OF a wasting disease.
For more than year he mad be an
unable 10 properly asslruilate food, and
thia together with his extreme age.
made more difficult hia fight against
death. Al no time has he ever eon-
feseed hts belief that the end wac
near. and his rugged constitution and
remarkable vitality have been respon-
stbie for pro1onging his life several
months
The deathhed scene was one Of
calrnne~s. Beside his physician only
hhs wife, his son Henry Wallace 81
Indianapolis, and Mrs Wallace ~eTr
present Two grandchil rem although
In the house we're noe admitted 10 the
room.
N-h~n told by hia physician that ne
was dying, General wsiiac. WAS pes
tsctiy cain. and his last words "a ere
en- preSwsone of cheer 20 his grief
stricken family. Bidding them fare
well be said. II arm ready to meet my
Maker" ard isp@ea into unconscious
neas. from which ne did ncs recover,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
INTANoIakE AaaETa.
HiIi " Williams II W F6r Eisapssisn
IL the ssouss.


austin. Feb. f5.--Air Williams in.
tangible assets bill MAS placed on sec.
ond reading In the house wednesday
Motion to postpone until Tuesday mex
was defeated
The committee amendment, suhsti.
tuting an entirely new bill for thu
| origfnai ball. was adopted
On motion of Mr.. Shannon ii wat
decided to consider the bill section b,
section.
Mess.s. Cobb and PeeIer offered ar
aHe ndTnent to strike out sleeping. pal
ace ana dining car companies wherevel
occurring In the bill The amendment
YES defeated II to s5.
Mr.. Canales offered an amendnrsn'
including chair. refrigerator and stocl
ear companies In the provision thes
having been omitted through q clerica
error. which was adopted.
Mr.. Io~e offered an amendment
striking out Of the bill railroad. gas
sewer, street railway and electric lfgh
and power companies
The amendment VAS defeated and
section ] If the bin Was adopted on {
Viva voce vote.
Sectsnn Of the bin was adopted
without discussion.
resolution By Mfr Bowser tender
ing the use of the hall of representa-
ttves to tre members Of the Nationa
Good Roads association. now touring
Texas. on Monday and Tuesday. Feb
20 and q. was adopted
House committee on state affairs re-
ported adversely on Mr. Blount's bill
prohibiting buying or selling futures
Of grain cotton, stocks or other com.
moditiss
The committee, ny vote OF to 4
| reported adversely the bill by Messrs
Love Of Dallas and Holmes providing
for high and uniform license. Notice
OF minority report was given.
Ant-nepotlsm bin was discussed In
the senate. Senator rooney. its au-
thor. spoke I'm It's behalf
The Terrell substitute 10 nrohfbii
State officials from employing one rel
atiFe each was lost--s ayes I no.
The Davidson amendment permitting
state officers one each was lost aves
Is nos.
Senator Hicks offered substitute
for the hill, which would permit ,hs
employment Of relatives unless incon,-
petent
senator Looney said II would defeat
the purpose Of the bill. and moved 10
Table t--i5 ayes. 10 noes
Senator Stafford offered an amend
men' providing that an officer can vote
Tor and appoint but one political friend
H-augh'er) Ruled out OF order.
Vote On enKTossiug the bin stood IA
for TO 10 against. wo-thirdw ma ior1ty
WAS required
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
COUNTRY CONE MAD.
censr~ssraAn Beail Declares MiIitariss,
saps Substance ~ peeaie-

Washington. FEB. is~-In discussing
th~ naval appropriation batl ia the
SssS~ "Wednesday Congressman Beatl
~ tire FIRM district II Texas su op~
rssalng large appropriations Nor the
army and navy declared ira, TIE
rsSsess State. had gone rad over the
spirit ef u4istarssn. which ~aE sap
psnw the substance Of the people
The government vfas paying as nsach
attention 10 Ceremonies. ponp ard
power as any government orr earth,
and he said that It MAS the most sx-
fravasanf government IN the world
ne com PARED th@ heavy army ana navy
expenditures ~ this country with those
~ other nationa and in referring IA
Russia Nsasd fhat she spent more hut
Russia IL a desrotsSn > government,
hated by us own people sad Ae-Tyiss-,l
by the peorie OF the Se2ld. and that
she naafssaised her existence by the
power af aFuls
Mr. B@all referred 10 me PRESIDENT
sEw~ch IN New York on Monday nixh,
I'm which II vas uaipaasnea thai While
tAe TINTED state should al all times
cultivate friendly relattcus with osh~s
pHonle the arhuiltlne ~ the navy
mums - or There WIS nswer r "a
ston thai psay she bully mang Oihrs
natians ~ fha wpti4 Ar fae8it rvyuars
exs ~ that eonnprtgen tssat there xAs
NOT eanse 81 hsr nHftsm ready to ,.p-
ENK~ n t~sth ~trErsa sab Il 8li
that Ne peeaA sef ~htetsfe wns rspeit
tsself wlth -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16

sss 81 Head 81 Eieatesaut and Il
Wounds Others.
JAPS SUFFER MORE.
Accerdiag to Chinese Reports Mlkade
u sendiag His Reserve Brigades
Eastward and Nogi to Com.
mand Extreme Right.

Huan Mountain. Feb. fs.-Dur,ng
Tue japanese bombardnent of pou-
Ion hiil a pro5ectlle from Siege gun
entered an underground hut burst In
side and tore or the head ~ be,,-
tenant and wounded colonel a.d two
stan captains who we're playing cards.
in front OF Koudezi on the right nank
the Russians are trying the effect Of
concentrated Siege and mortar batter
rs with good results, firing as many
as twenty mortars simultaneously
The Japanese are said ID have s,,f.
Tered more from the cold than ths
russians during the fighting The
nospa'a4s At lAao Yang are reported to
20 crowded ~tth fro~thiffen rnen.
according "a the Chinese the ia
pahTse reserve erigaaes are being
moved eastward indicating the ,iirec-
ton Of the japanese movement when
begins, Reports from the same
source say that General Nori win
command the extreme right.
Aukaen and it's neighhorhoc,d are
fuIl NJ Chinese spies IN the pay Of the
Japanese
white the nights are stlll cold the
dAy~ are warmer and the time In an
preaching for ideal campaigning.
great battle which all are ezuec,-
mE, and which may spell ruin for
eashsr army. should occur within a
nsonth.
whatever grounds n1ay exist for the
charges that the Russians are vsolai-
snw Chinese neutrality II r. certain
sfssk the Japanese troops and Chinese
basassita are acting under Field Mar
ssAa osaana# orders and are operating
In Mongolia. usually In cavalry de-
fmshDsnss of several hundred
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
JApc DRIVEN OUT.
masidsnss and walls 81 Nsassaki Wsrs
Alas Desareyed BY Russians.

Ut Petersburg. Feb. is La@i;enant
General Eakharofg. General Kuropas-
kline chief Of stAff. teiegraphed thai
this Russian artillery. Fwb h destroy
81 the buildings ard walls os Mesa sa h i
from which ths Japanese had been
hosafaArsiinR The Russian trenches
TIE 5aranese were driven out
In regard to the attack on the bridge
b~fseen 1iauhiiu and Iausxia- TN1n. os,
FEB Il, General Sakharoy ~ayH the
japanese force comprise ta9 eA*-
airy ard rec Chinese bandits Russian
fFcnstrr guards drove OF the aftnek :
erR. $40 subsequently, destroyed y few
rails, nie@ up a telegraph pole sad
s~a The ftms~isn@ pursued the ia
San@@s twenty-five miles
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
TRIP TO TEXAS.
Plans For the Presidents Visit Are
Ne~ Being Perfected.

Washington. Feb ls,-The plans for
the presidents trip 10 Texas to attend
the reunion ~ tire Rough Riders. nov
being perfected, contemplate that he
all leave Washington for San Antonio
about March 81. stopping en route at
Louisville Dallas Austin safd Fori
Worth. Nc detsaits decision has beer
reachei IA yeg 90 an extended hunting
trip in Colorado. ard no official ar-
neuncefneut Of the itinerary ia Texas
Win be given cut until shortly before
the date a departure as e#rcum-
stances might altar p}ars.
Except for q step at Houston after
the vfsI, 10 san Antonio 3; II said ra
OF her to~Es Nil be fnrrn#1ly visited
than those to which ipvifatioas have
been accepted. arrangements arr to-
lae made Tor a fack rabbit hunt after
the reonion The an3S aate aeenitely
fixed thus fer ~ that She holding ~
tbe Feuiaon "a @ar AGtoHio on March !.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
COMMISSION UPHELD.
Ceurt Of Criminal Appeals Hands Down
Opinion to THE Effect

Dallas. Feb l6.-The court Of Grim
inaI spsis, sitting here. has decided,
through ~ opinion HANDED down by
Justice Henderson. adverse 10 Edward
Tracey The decision npholdS the Ie-
gatity Of the Dallas commission. Chief
Justice Davidson dis4ents Justice
Brooks eoncurs in the main with Just
ice HENDERSON The opinion holds
That policemen are state officers and
not merely municipal. ard also holds
That the Legislature can lodge with the
governor the power TO appoint a police
commissioners.
The tase Of ex parte Edward Tracey
was removed from the corporation
court Ga e writ Of haheas corpas ta
Justice Davidson, sitting at George
town, The latter sent il TO the coalr,
OF criminal appeals. Tracey WAS charr-
ed wsth te@isdng police officer. and
was tried in the corporation court AMI
Tined, He eontended the commission
had no Tleht to appoint police officers
Justice Davidson ma iutained the no
heern4a making the arrest was not n
ae factc officer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Mother ard Babe Shot TO Death and
Husband Under Arrest.

Sinner. Tex Feb. is-The wife and
fifteen months old baby of Joe Stefka,
hSius Eve miles south Of here. were
found dead by Stefka. TIE wonan'x
head was torn away by a load OF shot.
two shots entered each side Of her
biesast The child was shot in the
bowels There was evidence Of ter
rihie struggle The room was covered
with blood ana brains gun lay near
the bs-iteS with three @mpty shells on
the floor and two la the gun Stefka
was brought iu hy the officers Hts
examining tLIAl Is SGT Cor MnndnY.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
rASLoas r~c,laLEa
Asaasstsa sn oes chsvus. sus Fosms
1salts sma Fsasa s~ oshsx.

S~~ sTes t'em Pitches raeA
T&vsev ~ see at TAsais Natsasm,
a-#@msss H@safs@As eiah wm@ astmassns
~ sae ose@TA ~ directors or ehMKmM
- shswwtmm stAe gmamw hssawmn -
keAzss ara ssssssssarx ~ shs MeAsw esfy
1azF p EMss On shw sessusf eAzasmn
ma@w@ef sMma wE vsnamkinx TIE aemasa
- "a amA MAm emm4Fmes wasn ina H.
AasaAn FHap - - FMwasa RHEsaH MIRsl
sad KE@s Ne mMm nFaurMA sos IA
paay eAmHA@Aa aHszz ena ama - Mmmn
s@az-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16

GO ss.ss .eszsle Ind tseh Il Sur
rounded by his family. General Lew
wallAee author If Pen Taur,'' one
time minister 20 Turkey and veteran
Of The Mexican ana civil wars. died at
bis home IN this city. aged seventy
eight years.
The hAaifh of General Wallace hiss
been waning for several years and for
months despitN the effort OF the fami-
u 70 keep the public ia ignorance II
his true condition. 1t has been geneF-
ally kno-ss that his vigorous constitu-
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a. a T. e Rate

Austin and return. on sale Feb
ia and 90 Rate tt5E. LmIt Feb
ruHry 90
laredo and return SEA 20 8 e g.
a. Il nB sale Feb 20.gl Rate s. sn
Limit Feb gf
Fort Worth un sale sale Fshm
AFg 4f ard morning - e. Limit
Feb. "a. Rate s1.1U
Galveston ard return VIA Il. 4 r
IL H. n. on SAFE MArrh iT-so Rate
s. 60 iaml' IAvvh "a
UAllAa and return vla. ~ a
IL r. a. en safe pet 2t-ez Rate
8 60 Limit aarxh 8
See Orleans saa Itusu Date as
ssle 9afcA e iasgvs Rats
: 40. Limit Maxehnl
Monterey M.xsea ard Eefarn un
a1s FEB 2o-zf RATE sic na I-.mis
saa days frnm aat@ Ut sale
M&n@rAi Wells MmA rwsmrm va W
u r. G. " b. ga mAie April asa
Rate 8 &c LsMss April -
z Il BARROW. AIT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16

ToAto. Feb. tS.-sTh~ British steam
*rs AgssAtc ard Scotsman, bound for
vhassasc@soks were ca blurred OF HeA
kaasso The A polio wAs from Csardl1
with coal and the Scot ssussn had q
cargo 81 provisions on hesfsi- shieh.
according 20 Aer captain. sas cora
signed to NokoSnka.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16

Fsxarsauas s'~bs Is urEis FfreEI
hF~~a- - ala-tifae s4-ve nssr0 ffvxs
e. saeAth ~ Asa hs4sn~ ttss Cnarfv a0es
rise tie raasFa~~a Is - g@s v~sss e8s
asaa tssum~ &aa kn~w slan are a@sAasa#ss
AH s@m smqaass1asaksAY : erugnsasetsa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16

GushFse. F@h 10 TIE hnan~ BY =
wose ~ - IS 5 p&as@a fh~ oss eaGats
9mmFmBfsnw hsti @v@x tae v~so - esssx
es1rw Fnsaasmn ara the distinctions ~
Mwmxw&@ET HstehcsArMs e. thw #ss~xss thai
um legislation maaaiA - mssasmaawm shaAa
fmteFfwwsma with th@ TsshsS II shR
0smNn Iaazzmnm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16

Msw YarA. Fwh ia wnAAsa caGa~m
NFNmmk xha wmnlsmaax & - ms@sMAsm
wNsmNm amA MAs#wm&Me~ - sm@ Amn - i
M@@@em@~x KsankANmmww ammM8@kaam.
aa~4 ~ @sazaAmFtauxn ~ Fsaamnmaa. ~. =
Ee 49, zzsEmrwM q saraMs 81 apnpaawv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16

aAAs cstS. rwx- F~a. - TIE h@aa-
sssas F@aa1@m~@ 1T e Ps~fee. fwwss@
ssaAass%% ssms. wma AMmarnKmA by nFm seama
he Anasas AsMM@m
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-16
SLEW THREE souAws.
After Essmn4saksau These cFtnsms IN.
dian Ftsa 10 ERE Meuasasna.

Reno. usts- Fee e Al fefgan en-
ire waFrAah sht~fy mile@ smssth #
Ten@szah. kiks@a threu #anaMm Mna =
aeEs0w ksAiaa anA tsswn Aaa u sns
rssmunsmAma
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
WasIrInston Crop Bulletin.

The report or g. n Salisbury section di-
rector United States Weather Bureau. for the
Washington Crop Bulletin, week ended May
~, Is follows:
As the result OF warm sunshine and growing
weather Tor several consecutive days following
the copicls but cool rains OF the first INC or
.aree Gays of the week. crops have made de-
cided aoNancoment. In some localities the
rain vas heavy, especially IA tho San Juan and
MhiGby lslecs, where IL was greatly needed.
West OF the Cascade Mountains oats, pota-
toes. meadows and pastures have been grea tly
improved while In the eastern counties wheat Z,
uats barley ard gardens have received decided
benefit; Both winter and spring wheat are
reported In very promising condition. The
former is heading slowly and some is Ia bloom
in klikitat County. IN The southern counties
alfalfa cutting Is il progress and the straw
berry season is at its height. The berry crop
has been considerably lessened by frosts. In
the western counties the strawberries are be-
ginning 10 ripen.
In many localities it is found that the frosts
OF the previous week greatly damaged fruit,
such as cherries, plums and prunes, and In
some cases apples, and lesseneC the crop as
much one half Gardens have begun TO
grow rapidly sinces the warmer weather Pota-
toes sre thrifty. although somewhat veedy.
Those repisnteo on account OF seed rotting, or
cutting down by frost. are coming up well
Hops have been making slow progress. There
many reports Of missing hills.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, June 3.-The wheat market was
weak the entire session. AT the opening a
variety of influences tended to create bearish
sentiment. Perhaps the prominent was
excellent weather Another factor of almost
equal Importance a decline in the price
of wheat at Liverpool. notwithstanding the
strength here yesterday. Lower prices al
Minns apols. following the liberal receipts
gave additional emphasis to the bearish SEN
timent. Under free selling by leading trader
and by pit traders in general prices steadily
declined throughout the day. Initial quota
tions on July off 1sc TO A@hc at S6n9
S6Mc to IS sc. From that point the price
dropped To SShc. Toward the middle of the
session bears given fresh inspiration by
the report OF the Ohio crop statistician, show
ing q gain OF three points in the condition OF
winter wheat during the month of May. Ad-
vices OF bulish character were received from
the Southwest. but were apparently ignored by
most traders The market closed near the low
point of the day. final quotations on July be-
ing at sSL dSS%c. a loss of ssG&c
The feature OF corn trading heavy SELL
ing OF July by prominent commission house.
July closed at 49%c. loss of even cent.
The volume OF trading in the oat pit was
light July closed at 30Mc. a loss OF nc.
Provisions easier locally a result of
the weakness of grain. Business In the pit
was almost at a standstill At the close Sep
tember pork was off sc, lard and ribs each
were off 21Ac.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
Fruit Crop Report.

lFrom the Crop Bulletin United States De-
tor RSi Week Week ending Nay % 1867 " -
Less favorable reports received regard
ing apples Prospects for this crop are dete-
riorating in Missouri, the bloom is full
as usual in New England, dropping is report
ed from Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Southern Illinois, and less promising conditions
are Indicated IN Ohio. In other principal ap-
pie growing States the crop continues promis-
Kew EngIand-Apples less than average
bloom: other fruits excellent.
New York-CherTies and plums have set
wen; apples, except Baldwins, heavy with
New Jersey-orchard fruit generally good.
set heavy.
Maryland and Delswsre-Apples fair TO fine;
early fruit poor 70 good; strawberries good
crop and on market
Nlrglnia-Apples falling.
Georgia-Peaches ripening south.
F1ori6s-Citrus trees vigorous; vegetables
pientiLul; pineapples being shipped.
MisSisSippi-Tomatoes being shipped
Louisisna-Sugar cane doing we'll.
Tennessee-Fruit prospects poor; much drop
ping.
berries abundant
Mssouri-Apple prospects deteriorating;
Ininois-Tree fruit dropping badly south;
fruit, Including apples. promising north.
Indisna-Sman fruit promising, but tree
fruits Of all kinds only fair; & large tomato
crop being transplanted-
West Virginia-Apples and strawberries
=
Ohi5-M9st tree fruits less promising; pros
Fccts for berries good
Michigsn-AH fruit except early cherries
continues promising.
Wisconsin-Apple, pear. plum and cherry
trees In full bloom: strawberries and cranber-
ries in good condition.
Iowa-Apple crop promising; reports indicate
blight in cherries
Nebraska-Straw wbsrries ripening in south
eastern counties; cherries and apples pronnis-
in--
Kansas-Summer apples dropping; winter
promising; strawberries ripe and cherries rip
erin-
Montana-st-awberrie damaged by frost in
places; fruits uninjUred
Colorado Fruit prospects. except peaches.
good.
Washington-Heavy frosts Of week injured
fruit and Veeatz bles: hops doing well
Oregon-Potatoer and vegetables slightly in
jured by frost; fruit very uneven and cherries,
peaches apples and prunes promise yields be-
low the average; hops and corn need warmer
weather
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

Shade lower; mixed and butchers; IS 153
81 "a; good to choice heavy 30 3O06 81 ~ !;
rough heavy. s4 6o@5 25; light. IS 20@S 37,a:
sHEEP-Receipts 1000. Sheep anil lambs
steady; good to choice wethers. shorn. = oog
2 90; fair to choice mixed shora, S3 oO@4 20;
Western sheep, shorn. s4G4 90; native lambs.
shorn - 60Q6 %; Western lambs. $oQI %.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, June 3.--CATTLE--Receipt
400 Steady; native steers 81 2596 10; native
cows and heifers, So 25Q5 10: stockers ,v and
feeders. feeders. s3@4 65: bulls. 81 1904 50; . calves
S3Q5 20; Western fed steers, $4 o0Q5 10;
Western fed COWS, S394 20.
HOGS-Receipts 1000. Strong to SC higher; !;
bulk of sales. IS 25G5 35; heavy. So 3045 go
321a.
No sheep. Market nominally steady.
Omaha.
OMAHA. June 3.-CATTLE-Receipt none
Market UNCHANGED.
HoGS-Receipts 1900. Market. 21ac higher;
heavy. S5 1906 80: mixed. S5 1905 20; light
"a 20.
sHEEP-Rece:pts $50. Market unchanged
Western -yearlings. shorn. $oq5 70; wetners'
81 2oq4 70; ewes, shorn. $4Q4 90 LAMBS
wocled, SO 50q7 Is; lambs. shorn. So@0 o.