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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11
Berlin Defeats Ocean City.

In we'll played game of ball the
Berlin baseball team evened up matters
with the Plimhimmon Athletic Club of
Ocean City, Tuesday morning, defeat
ing them by the score of to 4. This
is the second game that has been played
this season with the Ocean City
team, the seaside aggregation hav-
ing won the first game by the close
score of 5 to 4. Tuesdays game was
very close and exciting for six innings.
Berlin leading off. and the visitors
tieing the score twice. After the sixth
inning the visitors went up in the air.
and the Berlin boys had things their
own way. Tingle, for Berlin. pitched
a strong game. having seven strike outs
to his credit. Hartley, the opposing
fu,,rIar afrttck out thraa
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11
Unnecessary Expense.

Acute attacks Of collie, diarrhoea and
dysentery come on without warning and
prompt relief must be obtained There
is no necessity Of mourning the expense
of physicians service in such cases if
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is at hand. A dose Of
this remedy will relieve the patient be-
fore doctor could arrive. II has never
been known to fail, even in the most
severe and dangerous cases and no fami-
" should be without it. For sale by P.
ID. Cottingham 4 Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11
New |. 0. R. N. Lodge al
Newark

Communicated.
On Thursday evening of last week.
the End. Sleep about twenty warriors
and braves from Nassawango Tribe.
No. ITO, |. 0. r. NJ, of Snow Hill,
trailed to the hunting grounds of New
ark. On arriving at that point we
found Great Sachem, Walter Hubbard.
and Great Chief of Reds, J. C. Little
ton. of Maryland. waiting our arrival
Promptly at the sth Run the meeting
was called to order by great Sachem,
and after the examinations that are re-
quired for starting new Tribe, 20
pale faces from the forests near New
ark. or QuepoRco. were turned over
to the Team OF Nassawango Tribe, and
were instructed in the, mysteries of
Redmanship. So now. we speak of
Synepuxent Tribe. No. 1853. |. o. r. NJ.
Newark, Maryland, as a Tribe of Red
Men. While young. yet it has the pos
sibilities of being one of the very best
Tribes.
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FOR SALE.

Having bought larger farm, will
sell at private sale the property where
now reside, containing twenty acres.
and situated on the stone road one
half mile form Snow Hill. All the
buildings are new, and in good condition.
L. II. Bounds, Snow Hill. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11

Victims of hay fever will experience
great benefit by taking Foley's Honey
and Tar, as it stops difficult breathing
Immediately and heals the infiamed air
passages, and even if il should fail 10
cure you it will give instant relief "
The genuine is in yellow package.
p. d. Cottingham & Co., Snow Hill.
Lloyd & Blaine Pocomoke City, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11
Services In The N. {. Church.

August 18th, Rev VIM. z. Strickland
August 18th. DIR. Adam Stengle. no
service at night.
August Goth, Rev. Geo. w. Bowman.
The Prayer meetings will be conduct
ed by James McAllen. John T. Taylor,
Robley Jones.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11
WANTED.

Experienced, reliable clerk for Dry
Goods. Notions and Shoe Store. Must
be of good habits, and well recom-
mended. No others need apply. Per-
manent position to right man.
p. o. Box Is,
Cape Charles. Va.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11

The Steamer Mabel will make
daily trips to Pocomoke City on account
of the Fair. on Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday of next week.
leaving Snow Hill at o'clock, a. m.
and returning leave Pocomoke City at
Gas O'Clock. p. m. Fare for round
trip, rs cents.
WORCESTER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. and acts d.
rectly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls Catrrrh Cure is not quack
medicine. II was prescribed by one of
the best physicians in this country for
years and is regular prescription. 1t
is composed of the best tonics known.
combined with the best blood purifiers.
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination of the two in
gradients is what produces such wonder
full results in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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In Great Demand.

The demand for Chamberlain S Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
has been so great that have scarcely
been able to keep it in stock. Ii has
cured cases of dysentery here when all
other remedies failed. FRANK JONES.
Pikeville. Ind. This remedy is for sale
by p. d. Cottingham & Co.
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To A Smart Property. Owner.

Painting is practical work. Skill wins.
It's the same with paint making.
You know gallons l.. & NJ. mixed
with 3gallons Linseed Oil makes enough
paint for moderate sized house the
best paint money can buy-because the
l.. q NJ. Zinc hardens the l.. & M.
White Lead and makes the l.. 4 NJ.
Paint wear like iron.
Buy l.. & NJ. and don't pay 81. so a
gallon for Linseed Oil. as you do in
ready for-use paint. but buy. oil fresh
from the barrel at 60 cents, and mix
with the l.. 4 NJ.
Actual cost L. & NJ about $l.20 per
gallon. Sold by Scarborough. Only 4
Co, GirdIetree, Md Bowen Bros. Il
Son, Newark, Md.
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FOR SALE.

A IS horse power saw mill complete.
Logging teams and wagon allcomplete
Apply to
JOHN ARCHER,
Newark, Md
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II II
fails 20 cure. H. w GROVES sigma
ture is On each hox 95c.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-11

Mr.. James B. Robins gave a de-
lightful trip down the river to POGO
moke City on the steamer Mabel last
Saturday afternoon. Those in the party
were as follows Miss Ezra Robins, of
Alabama, Misses Alice, Louise and
Ruth Gunby, of Salisbury, Miss May
Rivenburg. of West Hoboken, Misses
Janet and Grace Holmes, of Brooklyn,
Misses Edna and Julia Jones. of New
ark. and Misses Helen and Eva Town
send, of Snow Hill. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. John l.. Robins.
and all report most enjoyable time.
DIR. John w. Purnell. formerly of
Snow Hill. and who has many relatives
and friends in Worcester County. is
rapidly becoming identified with the
business and financial interests of the
city of Guadalajara, Mexico. where he
is now residing. The Guadalajara
Herald. in a recent issue, made the fol-
lowing announcement regarding a pur-
chase of valuable property by DR.. Pur-
nell: DIR. John w. Purnell this week
purchased the lot and small building
at the southeast cornero of Manzano and
Leandro Vale Streets. The price paid
was $40. 200. The lot is but one block
from the Mexican Central station, and
is valuable piece of property. The
ground amounts TO about 500 square
meters. DIR. Purnell recently organized
the American Investment Company of
Western Mexico to deal in city and
country property. He is general man
ager of the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25

was quite and shade easier quotations ransi1g lion
market. with closing f2i 7s 6d 1oay the 1IN
was lower atSoHd win standard foundry quoted at
COS Cd and Cleveland warrants az sos Sd Inc i quoted
at 1S2501S5Oc The market for Pis iron ali
day Prices about une6ansed sales stonsTd5 T5 fT Ty
Cry grades are quoted as follows May 'u"'
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPs-New Orleans reports, os, eo Snd
tnuea nrmness in moasses. with quite good
light stock which gives moderate SHedtnsS erin s,1H disSr
button AT fun prices and syrups steaay 20 arm ,is.
tons follow: New Q5eaHs IUs e5Ssc New orleans
open kettle. 3Oa3sc common l4g !Se' tair' i'~'
ulI and barely seaay I'm
der poor general demand sales: 800 May at ~ - d %
seed oil was un hanged Rened petroleum as N soo
in9nd a. recent cent 2ises bSs 7oc PhSdeiph'a 7l5c,
bulk, iU9c; refined cases; NeN YorE his o soc;
b9R zoe: P6iladeipaa 75e bulk sSe water T3s @
ToNsEED oII5e ,S5 Crude ss!e iJ ui5 SIC ssas
seis se,snber 3549Ssc October. Ss i'+c: November
s9gs4e and sloS5 RISsm0aT ajc NsEE5 oIIAmercan
seed city raw. 4iG42c; out Of town raw ~q4le; Cal
eDP1 stronger hogs. light receipts
nss sGSq in gram PROVISIONS %ere rm considerably
higher closing near me TOP Sneago haa only 10 nGs
llOoo. omana lloO0 ana ana the West had had 'ls19 go
short % cI,ar $iG z5GSlo BEEF STEADY quoted Mess.
IN Ssa mess a9 s T. 80 f ghfSs gss y sssy quoted a
50 ,lsS:2 DI!EssED HOGS iIm; quoted; Bacons SIC;
ct MEAI1riei'd - bellies quiet eao5ed s'nokins
shoulders nominal. quoted at SGSsc. Pickled hams
steady; quoted at llsgl2c TALON steady: quoted
city. So country. $40 LARD firm. quoted: Middle
West, prime, s55c city lard lTm; quoted at sse Re
15c; BIaz: kegs, 1O55c. Compound firm; quoted
1Oc
RICESouthern markets reported strong conditions
ana OIe iHEs. while
New York steady and quite active Quotations follow
Domestic screenings. 3iaQ3Sc: second heads 4G4ec;
choice heads 4%Q4Ac fancy heaGs Sg51c extra fancy
beads 2%g6ss a Japan domestic = +%g44s @ 6. Patna 5
= UC1AK-Rehn,d sugar little active ov-
weather, with urgent demand imme-
date shipment Prices unchanged, with the basis
for granuated 4.4Oc. less l for Prices
quoted are net less per cent for CASH Cut loaf end
crushed. 20c: Mould y. 4.65c: cubes 15c: xxx
powdered powdered. rOv-dered Sr1ft
powdered. GOc Eagle eonfecttoners' ganuIated 47Jc
Eagle. , n cartons. n bags 70 bags Of hre
grGnuated, 65c; Eagle Ane rranuated and
Diamond A. 450c; cOnfeCtiouers a, 4 35c No l. 25,;
Nos 2 an9 8. 429c; No J. 1 l9c; No ) 4O5c 10 8 6:
IL 375c; No IL. zoe; Nos 13. Il and Is. 3G5c For
sugar market steady. W but little of
fercd Duty paid prices unchanged quoted as
follows Centrifugal 9G 1S-32a3 7-I6c; musco-
vado.. Sc test @932G2 Is -l6c. sugar 50
test. 21-3eQ2 11-lec The London m2rke, sugar
beets was little higher with May quoted at IS 9ad.
and IS lGisd
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25

take steamer from Panama to Caliao, Peru and
after a thirtymie journey muleback to the
foothills of the Andes. will begin her climb up the
mountain.
The mountain climber has fear of dizziness
hemorrahages and accelerated heart action which
usually beset the traveller in light atrnospbcric
pressure. 'O
Il am immune from all these annoyances said
Miss Peck. the Colon was about 70 leave tie
pier Ny great difficulty will he in keeping nv
guides IN good trim ! taking along a few
sets OF EsquimSus' suits. which my Indian boys
VIII wear, Tor they are easily affected by the cold
atmosphere Of the mountain top shall sew them
up in these suits. and they will have no chance
TO complain Of the cold.
-, No, am not afraid TO make the ascent alone
me lndlan guides. apart from their dislike for
c9ld ar are faithful fellows. and don't know;
Tawa~tW @ WV iiWeWa~T wiwsw, They rugged, and
Miss Peck began her mountain climbing in ,Soz
Sy sealing the Matterhorn. She ascended Mount
0o'"'a' III BOLIVIA reaching height of 2O,50O feet
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Ma q "a.

New York. Nav "A IA,
BEEVES-Receipts . cars. or go 6esd IN . .
saughtfrcrs with the exception % No .-7fe a.
cattle AZ either % the yards Son1uay steady -
beef IN fair request quotations CT az 7aslt.
- for native sides cable sdvices receivaf
the cattle and beef markets of Great britain ssIs-
to-day included - cattle ana 134 sheep tne Bsros
% Bermuda No exports OF cattle. sheep beef rsp
for Friday. -S'''e4
CALVF&--ReceiTts 10 head Market aln,o., -
tnal for lack of stock. and feeling Just about -,-I
Dressed calves demand unchanged 49,.
az Tieglic per ~ FOR city dres-r veais and Gisa9c -
country dressed. 20 ''f
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were cary ~ - o.,
head Including cars for srssgterers and the asr
ket making with the stock held YESTERDAY 80
be SOLD sheep quiet and weaS. la7lts wer9 slow 80
barely steady; spring lanabs 25f40 lower with rsstl
slack demand. and 2 cars held over Ordinary ciD5.4
sheep sold 81 20 100 10 fairly good clipped Ist.
&c g; prime spring lambs Sass . 0-s
mutton easy si1G1Gac per n. lambs A. fai
l3c dressed spring lambs az 111lJc. country frs--4 ~
al S20 60 pAr carcass %
Sales-KeTns Commission Company. . VIrui.ss 49,
lambs. 80 u s. . per 1O0 2 lac a. Ss & =
s.: l39 co. 30 n at 81 - EeutucEv
% Virginia sheep. % n. - 30 - -
; Judd s Co 24O clipped Buffalo Iamfs &c n A. eer
HOGS-Rece2ts were II cars or 2574 Feai an s-& - ~
saUEhteFcfs No trading in live hogs NOnairs .rS4 S4
heavy light and Perrsvl-sris t,o.-
81 eSOGS7 100 ~ Country dressed hogs u1c5sS-.s =
T3zG9lzc per n g
Sales-S Judd & Cat yesterday. n s.a+a 49,. -
70 az 81; 90. 1ST 70 az So % roughs N n -
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
SUMMER SUGGESTIONS

Readers Of The Tribune who have any original ideas
for getting through the summer comfortably ana
agFeeabIy invited send them 90 a new deDart-
net, which will be opened June e. under the head
lag summer Suggestions" A prize OF IS win be
awarded each week for the best contribution which
must not exceed 600 words. ard may be as much
shorter as the contributor DIeases. Any department.
Whatever Of the subject mentioned may chosen as
for instance cooling drinks dishes easy hOusekeeD-
Ing, comfortable dressing, how 20 the out Of
shOFt vacation how 90 spend Weekend pleasantly
and ineEDensiVely, how 10 spend the summer in town
oF anything that contributes 60 agreeable summer
During each week the most attractive suggestions
VII be published From these the prize Ufll
be selected and announced each Monday. manu-
esF5pf must be accompanied by the full and ad-
dgehs OF the writer though not necessarily DubcR-
cation Manuscripts must be written eide Of
the paper only, and should be addressed Summer
tu2seatlOns" WOmRD's DeDGEtmenss NeWYOrI Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
oTHER MARKETs-sY rELEeRApH

East BuIaIo MAY 24.-CATTLE STEADY and unehanr.s
FEALS-Receipts. 800 head steady. S4 sGGsg 81 Hos
Receipts 800 head; active; Sc higher. hear- ~
mixed 81 Io workers. and piss s. eQS6 90 roughs s n
flS6; datries. 90 400SG 81 SHEEP AND LAMBS
eeipts. 5000 head sheep steady; ana sbS
lower; lambs. s. 5oQ$6 20; few SO $
Cincinnati May 2A-HOGS steady. butchers and zss
peT5. SG GSI129S6 -: common, s. 25dS6 % CO.
steady fair 70 good shippers s. 2JaS5 connl5n e
ass IS - :" .
Chicago. MAY 24-CATTL.E-R Recetpts s GO hs,5 ,-,.
ket dull common % prime steers SfGS3 so. cows -
So heifers 81 15QS5 35 bulls So 25TSf y: calves b ~
S. 49, siockers and feeders s. 1915 HOGS-Re-eis.s
1SoO0 head market, Sc higher. choice % prime hs5v
81 dSS % medium 20 good heavy. s. 35GsG 40: buEs
%elsnis >" 4sG A. good % choice heavy mixed 81 al
CSC 80. packers, S6QS8 - SHEEP-PecafpfS y ~
nsad; market steady sheep sass % yearnEs s "a
So 10; shoru lambs. s. seas 81
kansas Clty. May "A Receipts 000 had
including poo SOUthsruS. steady choice eTn-r
and dressed beef steers s. 35QS5 70 good a
s. 90 Western fed steers So 1888 90. st0ckes s6 Ss
ers s. 22QSi so Southern steers 50 0gS4 20. s5u.Ss
COWS s. 0GS8. native COWS. So jGdS4 so native hsis
y 3og$S % bulls SSqsi ~ calves S. 259S6 % HOGS
teceipts- 300 head: market g higher. TOP q S.
bulk o. sales $6 -OaS6 32'. heavy. s. 25QS8 an pac
ers So 20aSG 321a pigs and lights s. 4Ods6 80 sEFp
Ieceipts. 4Ot0 head market Ice lover uariva Isnb-
SVFSi JO fed sheep and yearIinss S5GS8 9O Wssrs--
clipped sheep SJ1S6. Western clipped yearrgs & -
SO .: stocke!s ard feeders s. 5oG$5
Mon stock Yards. P1ttsuurg. Nav "a ATTI-5ur-
Ply tair n1arSet SLOW choice. $ t5fS5 o prime SO
s. 60 HOGS-Receips fair market slow. prns hSavieS
4orkerS and piss S6 -, roushs. s. a-dSj % SHEEP
supply fair market lower prime wethers S l0as5 5O
culls and common s. 5GdsS so, lambs S4dSG CO. veal
calves. s. 5OG$G 50
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25

COTTON-Tie cotton market was quiet put steae,fI
during yesterdays session Saies Tor the uay =, q
the closing prices were 70 y
ronts net higher The opened steady az an a3
oF in higher cables out AT
most Immediately eased off mel loss OF 2R3 po1S
nr .tarnp pressure of long cotton and little sell
rs for short account promoted ny the iaVor
able reports and bearish private advic as 70 e
cCrd,io, Of crOp decline attracted covering
rafte tban increased liquidation however and the mar
tire middle session and IN the ate
trading turned nmer that crop condition ana
prepared by leading nru would
nCate zerv bulIlsh showing and also result OF n
buTs1 acreage estimate issued by a local ne|spspeI
oa,Ifsr mo dav steady and within a
ront Of the top a advance Of 49 points Private
oos from Liverpool reported the early rreakns or the
indian monsoon. which thought 70 be favorable
prosperity and good Indian
crons While this may a better outlook for the
cotton crop prosperity means also better Indian demand
Narcheser English trade evidently took a bull
sb yiew cf the report An acreage estimate issued by he
the increase compared with last
year at only 2s per cent and the hls pointed out that
all estimates based reports from
Southern correspondence shown very moderate in
Crcaec mounting a report
lunr is concerned southern spot mar
5cts were unchanged 70 l6c higher
TIE range ,ctraCt prices IL the local market today
IN.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25

SPINACH. nearby rer bhl. sOcaSi: soTyssrr -
marrow, Dbl crate. S2d82 30. do yeiiow ---,cA
g 59QS3 -: do white. S20s3. DO Cuosu per 49,. .
81 SO' TOMATOES. Flortll. per carrier S19S7 u
Cuban. S14S2: TURNIPS Canadian ru1ahsea - CO
81 bDgSZ; WAIERCRESS. per f04b bunches sI1afx r, =.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY--Eeoelpt TO-DAY 49,
manageable. ana with continued steady dernnr4
not much variation IN values Strictly orir,- 1t u
only moderately Included IN fairly fun y
ceipts ana the present plentiful lines ~ aff=arff
new o0tain good attention from many ~ the he,s
~ loIySis We quote: Prime. large bales per -
bt59c0$ls No l. DOH9JC. No . sfds5c. No f----il
chipping, 5O655c clover mixed G5GI0c: 49,
IFGh,c: on grade lots clover irregular IN price S-s
Noening appears q divert long rye straw
- S - LTD o, gncnanged prices Iae range Hf
tuc fOr rail and boat Receipts OF hay -
reported az the Produce Exchange noon tS-sv.
son River Railroad. 30. West Shore 210 60
SytVania; 20 Delaware Lackavanna & Wests--
y high valley 80: Baltimore & ONO %. C.,s. -
western %. Central q New Jersey 90. rive- isss
- 9tsals %
40 Toe ole - Iey -CLoVERSEED-Cash. 81 S. Oc,o,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
EuRoPEAN pRopucE mARkEr.

LiverTool. May 4.-CIosng-yvHEAT-S nominal;
futures quiet July, Gs 6@d SepJembe- Gs sad Deceu-
Ter. 6s sad CORN-SpG5 firm American mixed new
IS I'd American mixed old Is 9sd: futures que; Jly
IS 4+sd. September. -. 47sd. PEAS-Canadfau r-l
IS la. FLOCR-St Louis fancy win,er steady = Isl
HOPS in London tpacidc COAST steady Il lGsss is
BEEF steady; extra India mess T3s ~ PORK firm
prime mess western s2s Cd HAMS-S5ors cut "a 1i
70 hrn 03s- B.N; on firm Cumberland cut 26 20 81 n,
ass Cd short rib 16 10 q n 5ss. long clear ra5es
light Is 70 q n long liddIes heavy - "a -
n AS 6i short clear backs % n SIS Cd ciea-
bellies II % IL n. 4Ss SIIOCLDEES-SG u %
/" 10 hFrn AS Sd LARD steady; prime Wes.s-E n
tiercCs. ass Sd; American refined In pa IS d B1,T
IER sIeady. finest Uaited states. SIS; good Unite!
states. ats. CE4EES.-ArIeTic finest l-rn
55s- d coored. quiet. 55s. TALLOW-T-irle city lr-n
Us II iti'E1NI INE-Spirits firm. SOS ROSIN-C -Cos-
mon nrIn, los 81 PETROLEUM Refined 1ufet ss.t
IINSBED OIL dull. 22s Cd
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
ITALIAN SCANDALS.

There has tust been presented TO the 1,.,o-
Minister OF Marine a report upon the COM -
OF the feet which can hardly fail TO as'Oui-- ,-,
alone the whole service. but the whole SOV,,iis
In consequence Of grave allegations No'-- ,-,,,s
tee OF INQUIRY was appointed. and It's concins'o-'
are so bad that worse could scarcely have -.
conceived. Iron guns have been accepted W. w..
the contract was for STEEL prOjectiles OF uil''',
quality 20 the value OF over 100000 Wei. .
cepted from a single firm. and fictitious 80 80. !,
armOr plates and prOjectiles were earr1eu -
insure both being accepted II the pFolee'Ho -.
90 be passed. an inferior armOr plate N-S -'-,-,
posed 20 Il; if the aEmOT plate was oelns =,
a prOjectile OF inadequate power was Nss@ 49,
these are TO be added abuses Of cOrEes sL.-- ~
kind IN all branches OF the service irlq Sso1
efficiency OF tW0-thlFds Og the assss-AN''
G!obA
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
WOMAN JUMPS BEFORE Il" TRAIN
MotOrman Stops in Time to Prevent Suicide
on the Eighth Avenue Line.

Mrs Sarah Leedom. widow. living with an
Invalid sister at No. 449 Central Park West
attempted suicide yesterday afternoon by jump
ing IN front of a northbound elevated train at
Elghth avenue and 10th street. The prompt
WORK OF the motorman prevented the woman
oeing ground 10 pieces She was pushed along
In front Of the train for few feet. but escanad
with severe scalp wounds and contusions OF the
race and body Mrs. Leedom was taken To the
j. Hood Wright Hospital. where Il was said that
she would recover
A person at Mrs. Leedom's home was greatly,
surprised TO hear that Mrs. Leedom had ar
tempted suicide She could give no reason for
the act, and said that Mrs. Leedom left home
yesterday morning in apparently good spirits.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBv Te.egraph - me tribune. J

lBv Telegraph 70 The T-iturel
Chicago. May 24-WEeat gave only nonen..rv
recognition ar the start 10 the rains which drencheI
the fields in the Southwest the day before. )
slight decline 20 begin with was followed by
strong advance and az the close Mas WHEAT wa5
2l4c higher md July 11ac Up with September what
equal in strength 70 July Corn arm al-i
higher all the active deliveries being from iac %
&c up at the close There was a large trade done
in oats September being in particular request
May. July and September each gained SC Pro
visions were firm throughout. ana closed with .
bUllish snap at a considerable advance,
After tame opening there was brisk rally IN
the wheat market While The drouth in Kansas
was pretty well broken. reports were o. mucn
needed moisture in Missouri Illinois and Iudilaa'
owing 10 lack Of which there is considerable crop
damage Prices went up. and the market was
buoyant in the last hour Local receipts were
cars with . ca-s estimated for tomorrow MaI
wheat near the start sold al Sc and later a Sle'
closing at SIC July sold high as Ssc AM
closed with sellers at SSsc. September lsit on =
Sllac TO sl9sc-
Corn opened easier. but later turned strong Wiia
oats shorts covering freely on the I'D turn. H1iS
in the West brought many selling orders from 'l'
country Prices readily responded TO the prsssl''
of good buying. going higher Local receipls "eiS
SH cars with 4S9 cars estimated FOR to-ulorrON'
Shipments hence were 262.O0 bushels Nay cora
opened at 47s4c to 4Sc and sold up TO +Ssc '-''
started AT 47c 10 4Tisc and sold up to lSc-
Speculative transactions in the cat 1it were .
large volume on sensational reports OF crop Gam
age. There was a rapid advance in prices Ior -
tenber. but the May future was auiet as % u@--' 80
but strong in price. Local receipts were Y 'a-s
with 165 ears estimated for tomorrow ShV-He-'s
hence were I'll. .000 bushels TIE highest Io' ~
was SIC. and the closing figures were SSse' 'I,
highest for July. $3.50: last. $3.50 Septsln's'
up to S23sc and closed at Sc. "a
Provisions had firm undertone- Tne iai111I - -
the predicted heavy hog movement 70 maze ~ b-i
and the improved shipping demand save D~s ~ ag-
crowd more confidence and they took my ~.
gressive stand bidding for product throust ~ 70
session. July pork sold from Sl9 % 20 Sessa "a
$40 05 july lard sold from $ 5's % $ - oT usS
S 20 July ribs sold from 81 - up 10 $i;ssS ~ vari5
receipts were 20O0O head. and prices az -
were Sc higher early but subsequently, WeaAs'sN