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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-02

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, June 2.-cattle-Re-
cows e'ps' and 3D. heifers s1So@5: calves Is;
stockers and feeders, $2.75@4.75; Hogs--Re-
ceirts, 10000; market &c to loo lower: esti-
mated Monday $4,000; mixed and butchers.
$6.25@e.45; good heavy, $e.3o@e 40; rough
heavy, $e.15@e.25 light $s29@e.45; pigs, S. q
@6.2O; bulk of sales, SO. 81 n @e.45 Sheep-Re
ceipts, 1000; market steady; sheep. So. 40@6.10;
yearlings, $5.70@e30; lambs, $525@e.75.
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THE FLOUR MARKET

PRICES STEADY AND THE MARKET QUIET
AND WITHOUT CHANGE.
The output is lighter and demand just about
eoual to it, Prices are without change. There
seems little likelihood of increased production
next week but the mills operating Will
probably grind. Buyers are hesitant about TAX
ing any large quantities.
Shipments, 80, 673 brls.
First patents are quotable at $4.25@$4.S5; sec
ond patents, $4!1O@4.2o: first clears, $3.5O@
SEQ; second clears, $2.40@255.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, June 2.-Cattl

KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK, June 2.-Cattle,
receipts, $50, including so southerns; market
unchanged native steers, 81 .25@560; southern
steers, $4,000. go; southern cows, S25o94; ma
tive cows, $2.6o@5:25; stockers and feeders,
western fed steers, $s.75@5.25; western fed
cows, $25o@4. Hogs, receipts, 5000; market
&c lower; bulk of sales, $e.2h @64o; heavy.
lights, $5.80@6.25. Sheep, receipts, 5000; mar
ket nominally steady; muttons, $5@625; lambs,
$6@E40; range wethers, $500; fed ewes, $4.T5
M626. -
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THE DAYS REPORTS
CLOSING CASH PRICES


eorn,
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GRAIN IN REGULAR LOCAL ELEVATORS.


RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS, JUNE /.
Received, wheat. 172 cars, 16S12o bu; corn,
$3.50 bu; oats. $1,000 bu; barley, Is: 100 bu;
millstufs. 40 tons; hay. 80 tons. carlots 274.
Shipped, wheat: sc cars, 64,o2o bu; corn,
273O bu; oats 1910 bu; barley. 9.400 bu;
fax II, 900 bu -four. SO 67S brls;s millstuffs,
/ !, 404 tons; linseed oil, 427 40 lbs; oil cake,
T 1000, 80 lbs; CARROTS, $780,
WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS. JUNE /.
Observation-Disclosures So; Omaha, 8: st:
| g: Great Western, T. Burlington, 8; 500 line,
/ 81; Rock Island, I.
T WINNIPEG GRAIN June 2.--June opened
| rec, closed: so1sc; July. soBc;s closed, size;
| October, 77Rc; closed, 7sAc. Cash close, No. /
northern sOAc; No. northern 77Ac No. 8
northern 74Ac: No. white oats. 36c; No.
barley, 421sc; fax, $1.09. Receipts: Wheat
| 81 cars last year, 90.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. June 2.-Cattle, re.
ceipts, 100; no Texans; market steady; beef
steers, $3.5o@6; steady; stoekers and feeders,
2.4o@4:so; cows and heifeEs, s2@6; Texas "a
Hogs, receipts, 4,5O0; market &c lower; pigs
butchers and best heavy, $6.20@6.4o. Sheep,
receipts, none; none on sale. "a. -...
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ST. LOUIS GRAIN, June 2.-olose-wheat
| futures firm. cash weak; No. red. cash, ele-
September. 7sAc; No. hard. so@s41hc. Corn
higher; No. cash. nominal; track, 49@5Oc;
July ASKS Us september 4s3se Oats iirm; No.
33Ac; No. 2 white, 36c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-02

NEW YORK GRAIN AND FLOUR, June q
Flour receipts, 1894 brls; sales, $50; dull and
unchanged. Minnesota patents, $4.3o@4.eo;
winter straits, $4,000; Minnesota bakers ,
So. 45@s.s5; winter extras, s2.eo@s4o; winter
patents, $4@4.ao; winter low grades. s2SO@
$3.50. Wheat. receipts, 900 bu; sales TOO.
open lower, but reaction soon set in On. pre-
dction Of a good decrease on passage and Gov
July, seA @s7Nc; September; s4& @s4 15-1ec.
Ryeeasy; No.. 2 western; e71hc. +. b, New
York. Corn, receipts, 81 ,e25 -bu; sales, 10000
bu The good cash situation and bull support
impaired steady tone to corn July, 56ss G;
September, 56Hc. Beef quiet. Family. SIG
II so; mess, S8.50@9; packet, $0.5o@10.5o
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70 " o@C'
Inc following was the range Of prices:
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, June 2.-Wheat was dull
and higher. July opened Nc off at SIC, sold
up to s2%c and closed Nc up at s21ac. Septem-
Der advanced Nc. Flax was frmer most of the
morning, but closed unchanged. Foreign mar
July opened We Off at s1.14, sold up to $1.15
and closed unchanged at 81 IL Other options
unchanged. Cash oats closed Nc off and
May unchanged #% e.
The close Wheat to arrive. No. 1 northern,
s2Ac; No. 2 northern, S0Nc; track. No. /
northern. s2Ac; No. northern. soAc; July
S21sc; September, soasc; durum, No. l. 74c; No.
$1.13A; July, $1.14A; September. $1.14ss; iOc-
tober, s1.1sA oats to arrive, 9s%c; oats on on
track, $500; May, $3.50; rye, SIC; barley. 81
@45c.
Cars inspected Wheat. q; last year, 2; corn,
2; oats, I; barley. l; fax, 4; last year 3. Re
ceipts Wheat. 33,2l6 bu; oats, 1871; barley.
Wheat, 6o,1oo bu; oats, e,1oo. = ~
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS
sneciaIs ia The IonrnaI =. -"

Total sales, 22O.3OO. ~ 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
&orreiponoance
9enper, Golp.

Oct eooe parer fun iad tort.
Saaoon mad Ri iige ON Den BEL
iianeoe paaite; Sen tom og gift. lom
en- oct bar en- 9rem, o9 Dog bapoe
Ri p%eliienell esrige Stunoer / De Do
qe. @tuosnt Gbriltianien fra glair
bar ibtanot ps. 9an pr9oiteoe
Gorsoag Og 5reoag often og Here
@anee paaifeoag, begpnoenoe nleo
5ropr9oifen ST. 6 ON Wlor1enen,
talte / Senoagsftolen 81. $50 og
iaa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCI. 10,45.
On G%ftermioougen iamleoes Ri |
Sans .6aniens SOUS peo ST. 3 til
Samtolemeoe. !0uiet bar fplot al
Mennei fer, og 5erren bar lblanot
os, Iaa Ri bapbe en- peliignet og
ppbpggelig Stuno, iom bolot pad
liee til Ri maatte brpbe op for at
gaa til &irten til Nftenguostjeneite.
Stuoent Gbriftianien ~afrejite famine
often. 0i bill | lang Sio minoes
DC p~eligneoe Stunoer, hi tilbragte
Iammen. Saf foroi DE tom, og
tom igen. pe pi bill tilfammen 9ipe
0erren 9Gre % pris for bans
mango Slaes Hadoe imoo os.
8o0t en- Maareo mere, Io1
penter Ri paitor Weismann; Der epz
res Sorberebelier til at iitonofette
prGiteboligen til bans og Samilis
ems 3omme.
Dor Organiit, Mifs &atrine
!Solm, er for 1ioen / 8eisg bps
fine 5orGlbre / 3acine, Wis. 8i
eniter benoe en- glGbelig Sib Der
biemme. paul Nper b%etjener Org
let, meoens Mifs Solm err frapaz
ren6e.
Seitrene Marie og &riitine
Nielien er nplie tommen tilbage
efter en- Maaneos geipe / oeres
Siem n9r 0annebrog, Nebr.
Ssiter Marie fra Senatoriet
/ grrib aflagoe os ct fort 9efea
for en- IA 9age iioen; oct elebeoe
os at gpre benbes 8etenonab. SUN
%fortalte, at pdftor Mpllers .Selbreb
gaar ftabis fremab.
@enlia 9ilien til @eoattionen og
8laoets 9afere.
%. g. s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

Trana til at 9pre, laa piot Gpne Dg
9io refer.
Maar iaa 5. s. mener, at 299s
manbsmislionen q 4merifa) buroe
orbnes efter banlf Snbremislions
WpnIter, iaa er bet muligois Ell
9ob 9anfe. @ai9epel ct leg lite
flar ouer, om bet Tan laoe fig gpre.
Derfor no9le Sppr9smaal.
y ST bet laa Weninsen, at 8per
lom 6acine, Chicago, 8aupaca,
boor Der er flere Wleniebeoer, bgr
Der anlettes Ell 5noremisiioner
til at arbeibe / ale Meni9beoerne
o9 uoen for Dem meo belle Spen
Ipm Marf?
Oct oil ba pere efter Snbremis=
lipns Wpnlter / 9anmarf. Mon
oct er beloi9t? Gr Der Wiioler til
bet?
q 6pem er acknowledgements
firteliee 5orelatte? III boem uo-
lenbes ban? af areositprelien eaer
af Den foren. airfe"s StDrelle?
81 Oil bet u9re beloi9t at BRUCE
Snoremisliuneren til at opbprfe
npe G9ne? Gr gmbeoet lite Ell
5ielp til at faa 5olf Gale o9 bins
De Sno9an9 ibanot benz paa De fors
ignite g9ne?
A. Gr bet life Yreiterne / Sine
rita, us life 2esfolt, iom bar sjprt
bet banebrpoenbe Grbejhe? Won
lite bet blioer Dem, lom CONNER til
at ggre oct / Sremtioen?
Oct bar MI no9le Spgrgsmaal,
lom iremfpm bo5 mig peb at lele
s. S.s 4rtitel. 8il no9en belpare
Dem?
Sofus Bang.
sit 8alIep ben q. Npril 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

me, mooige G~ngl9noers grufllrs
Ogo. gerbens 8ern bebrejoeoe Wiss
iionens 9enner, at ct foitbart Mlens
~neIfelip bar blepen ipilot; men oisie
trpiteoe fig peo. at uMartprernes
gloo er 8irtens uoi9o", og ba babz
Sc oen fuloiitre Torpisning, at
sSames !Sannineton meo Martpriels
blooi9e arone nm fit 0obeb, ifrnt
bpo, taller Mislionens o9 @frifas
Sag meo maetia Stemme, ia meo
itarfere Heit, emo ban fnnoe tole
Sen | febenoe 2ipe.
s. 6. Nielen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
philadelphia, ga.
8 I

til apinoeforeninsen os @ennerne
| Moorbeab, Sa.. for oen imuffe
8ape paa Is Dollars til bort Sir
fefono, iom hi juit bar mootaaet.
Oct 9lGoer os at erfare, at hi lite
er CLIENT, ielp ON Ri bor lanat hprte.
Mpn
Der life ifuloe b9re fere Men;sbsz
Der, Iom bapoe tiltenft os en- file
6jGlp til bort airfebus, men saa
bapoe CLIENT oct igen. 0i err efaos
oper, at fbb Meniebeoer bar trntt
pad os; os hi tror, Der ct fert.
iom bill oct, naor Sc faar en- M
paaminoelfe. llnoffblo ps bare
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+
Gn friifelis Soloats Sapn.

Sienalet par eioet at Sornble'
ierne, ps Sulbaterne / Saiernen
lfpnote fig at flebe fig at for at
bore / Sena, inbe 9atrouilen
9juroe fin &unoe.
s en- at De itpre Spnelale itob en
ur9 Hefrut ubeitemt peb Sioen at
fin Seng. San bapoe nplig 9tnet
fit 6ierte til 9riitus o9 bapoe lubet
at billie tjene unber fin bimmelIfe
&on9es Banner. Sou par Itoen
fommen til at oile, bpem ban items
tie; men enbau tppebe ban meo at
fnGle neb ug bebe fin Iftenbpn
fine ueuoeli9e aammeraters Baas
lpn. Be pilbe le bam no, ia maas
lfe iortrebise BAN; o9 naar alt
tom til alt, funoe ban oa lite tlene
Sub liee subt, lelp pm ban upleno-
tie fin Bpn / Sen9en? Men Ser
rem er ner bpS benz, lom ellter
BAN, p9 ban gap tin 3jener Woo
og 9raft / ben Stunb, oa ban bap=
De bet bebou.
Sfamfulb uoer fin forte Saflen
ialbt Hefrutten paa 8ne og bolot
Senberne for Gnligtet. Men bans
gambling forblep life ubemerfet,
tbi ct 9ieblif efter fum en- Stpole
farenoe 9ennem 2uften us falot neo
pao @ulpet peb Siben at BAN.
Ojepelens 9jenere er altib felge,
% oeres s@resfglelle 1lpp pg 'lnp'
pet.
0a ben un9e 9iefrut babbe enbt
fin 8gn, tug ban Stgolen Up Den
bar me9et lmubii9; oens giers
&aon itob inooenbi9 / ben. Gn lps
Tanfe for eennem bans Sjel, ban
oilbe ta9e en- eoel S9pn. ,6an
latte Stvulen umbpsselis neo I'M.
Der fin Seng o9 la9be fig oerpaa
til Spite % loo inb.
ON Wor9enen itpo ban tiolig up,
renlebe Stpplen, bpritebe ben mutt
blant u9 bra9te ben oerpaa ben til
bens @jermanb.
Minber lite oenne life 6iltUrie
Ds ON por 5rellers Orb: rglifer
eoers Sienber; pelligner benz, iom
forbanoer eber, 9pr Dem spot, iom
baoer eber, p9 beber for benz, lom
9pre eoer Sfaoe pg fprfpl9er eber.@
Maatte bog enbper al us, ioH
ftreber at efteriul9e our lastmooige
os pbmpse 5reller, faa Waaoe til
nat 9aa ben pg ggre ligelaa" til
bans @aons Yris u9 sgre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
6Rbrelanosiaag.

Ter, buor 8inoenes Siis.
GLIDER la9teli9 9ennem aorntop=
pens 6us,
Der, boor gerfen ben llaar
fine 1riaer, iom butt imuo 0imme=
len naar,
Der, bpor Ylomlter og Gang
CT meo aloffernes alano
forenet meb S9pnbeoenS 8arme,-
Der, bpur 5jurben fig lnor,
Der, bpor @~n9blummeb 9ror,
Der, bour 9rRnbin9ens 8rus
brpbes al Geplens bet lanoe @rus,
Der, boor 5iiferens 9aao
muntrenoe uugser paa 8ul9en iaa
faao,
men barren af eui9e Nrme,-
Der, buur Batter os Gale
til Sjertet fan tale,
Der, bpor 9r9ernes &runer
at Ju9leian9 toner,
Der, buor ailoens 8elo
ipringer Wor9en p9 8o9lo
meb ,Srilfbeoens flare Strgmme,-
Ger, buor aronbjort o9 Sino
lgber let lpm Ell Tino,
Der, bpor 0immelens Stierner
ipnes mig n9rmer,
Der, buur fapreite Hpler
til qflteb brin9er Carer laa pmme,
Ter er nit 6jem = bet elite 0Iem,
big trpller9 anten at Sfjulet frem,
Ganmarfl Wpberl Dit 0arn fig
frpber,
buer Sang 0aonet paa S9be lpoer.
@io at Dit sSolf paa ben 9anife Serb
beoenbe uplgiter 69noer aor
til .0imlenes, Ilma9tens Serre.
Gmil Sgrenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
QagmanosmisFon,

SAB ps orgfte Sa9en liot ner=
mere, M hen er tommen frem |
uprt Blao. SAB us faa ben belpit
fra Here Siber. Om muligt naa ct
Reiultat, eller / boert 3ilf9loe iaa
mere 9ps u9 alarbeb / Sagen.
8i bebgoer 9ps o9 alarbeo ooer
.gej" ug pMaaoe" / alt SUBS Ii=
ees Nrbejoe. De f%nnllenoe. uiitre
Sprigs buroe unoaaas. SAB Der
pere Ylan % Sroen oft, ben biz
ieite Blan, ben bebite Sroen; laa
tribes SUBS 8i9e beoit.
DerfDr er bet ret og %betlmeligt
at brpfte ct @mne iom Gegmanoss
mission. Haar pi Itriuer ON ben
Gag. lao os iaa feline mellem al
minoelis friiten Yli9t o9 299s
manosmisiiunen iom EN- lerli9
@ren al SUBS Hi9es 4rbejoe. ut
ariitne DEFENDER 6errens 0aon /
Orb o9 @erning, %itgtter SUBS Sri
&c meo Bgn og Onergaper, er lite
no pper a%lminoelig frilten Bligt.
Saa uiot jeg teuoer Zen loren.
Strife, lee9es BERTHE noset Saanb
paa bet triltne, ppnafte 29gIolt |
iaa 6enleenoe Get burbe pi8Ielig
beaer life 9gres, tbi Der er lite for
meget at oct. 8i naar n9ppe oct
Yuntt, bppr bet fan Iiges orr os,
at pi bar opfplbt Dor friitne Yli9t
belt % iulot. 0ej, Ri ct oesoerre
lanat bprte enbnu". s be fire Mes
ni9beoer, jeg bar tilbgrt, bleu pi
jeunli9 tilitpnoet til. life at pere
ilgue % lisesploi9e, men oarme
pg brenoenoe for 6errens Sag.
Seq er 5ulius Senlen tatnemme-
fig for hams 9ooe Splpsninger /
DIT" al l2. Gpril ON 5nore Wtis'
iions Crbning % aegmanosmis-
iion iom Ell ierli9 @ren al SUBS
Ri9es fore Arbejoe / 0anmarf.
Seq fan enouioere uplpie, at bper
Spmmer lamles Snoremisiion9-
rerne eaer iaa mango al benz,
iom fan, til ct SIRIUS paa en- al
Sgjffolerne, bour Dc undertakes |
airfebiitorie, 0ogmatif eaer f~rilte'
lig a9re, Blbelforflaring o. |. b.
Man Tiger at bpgtisgvre be Meno,
iom bar melot fig til arbeioet, oeb
at ubpibe oeres aunblfab om %
aenbfab til Subs Menisbeos Si-
ltorie, Tro og G9re Oct anleS
lite for at u9re operilgbi9t | Dan-
mart.
Men jea ipnes, 8. 3. iammen-
blanoer friiten Yli9t meo e9g-
manbsmislion iom en- ierllg @ren
/ CUBS @iges Srbejoe, naar ban
fort@ler iom Gfsempel paa
99gmanbsmisiiun, bpurlebes
4eafolf | be Menigbeoer, ban bar
tilbprt, arbejber for at opbpgge
Cubs Rise | beres reipeftipe Wab.
Disie 5ult igste 10 fun at sgre bet,
iom enbper 8riiten burbe fvle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

8i taffer bem, Ser bar b9ret lna
ninfe at Ienoe os bort Silgooebdpens
De. Der er enbnu mango Ri oenter
at bpre fra os boaber, at Ri lite ma
pente forsapes. Suff 0enner, ui
.man9ler alt bort Silgooebaben& %
maa enoelis babe Oct inoen 1. Mni
1906. ,a
Qgrbebigft
2utb. pnbI. 6oufs
paul peteron n, geftprer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24
5rinitatis Seminarinms
Seoninse Misiionsforemiu9.
(Sluttet.)

De ANDRE / Senoelien rejfte iaa
rioere, men eiter nogen 3ios Sors
leb tom De tilba9e igeh, foroi ea
unoerbeooing bapoe trebet Stat
at Dem, uagtet aon9en at ujlji
6apoe fact Detailing for fri Sen
remfart. 0eres 3ilbasetomit Oplis
peoe 9annington | ben @rao. at
maj beiluteoe, at ban ituloe rels
ie bioere meo Dem % Der bleb lejet
tets Wano til at bore BAN / ell
9angeteje. Gfter megen Moogan5
% Neje ndaeoe Sanningtcn os
bans 6slee aaeei bbor De tit Ell
meget penlig Mootagslie. bpilf:t
ppmuntreoe 6annington meget. Wen
.@l9oen bar fun tort. 8loogangen,
ben grufuloe afritanfte plage inc
fonot fig paa M oe meo uolioelig
.Smerte og fuloitGnoig afmattet,
ifreb ban bjem til England laales
oes: Seq I%triOer bette meo Smert';
tbi jee begnnor at tGnfe paa Vii
bagetos. Mit 2ip er blepet mig en-
.8nroe. rqt, oct burOe lite pore
iaoleoes." 2iot ienere itreb ban /
ct Yreb til SefretGren for mis-
lionsIelfabet lpoenoe Iadleoes:
Seq gruer for at itripe til Dem;
t6i nit 9reb brineer fun bitre
GtuTfelier og ineen spoe Gfters
r%etninger. Seq er life neoflaast
cber at Der menneitelig taft fun
er lioen lloiigt til. at jes nuar les
penoe bjem. Men ieg er neolast
foroi jeg fun bar fact COB at uo-
rette iaa li0t for SelIfabet. Sea
bar ingsn at bebreioe noget;oet be.
le biorsrer fra Mansel paa Gre
Taring. Men af! oct bar toitet baae
De mig o9 Selitabet meset; tbi min
@erning er mislpttet, % je9 bar
liot uenoelig meget. 5ilgip mig,
jeq baaber AT nit 6ierte er fulot
al Cat % pris til @uo for bans
t9rligsIaaoe. ogiaa | Dag bar jeg
fslot set at bare 5ilfGloet." Oetts
blep oct fioite grep,io ban iii
Sob til at fenoc til Selifabet for
henne Sang; tbi fort Sio efter
tlep oct oronet ,dafe6es, at TO al De
Meoreifenoe ffuloe rejie l9nsers
inc | 3onoet, meoens cen bleb till
baoe / &aoei. gu fom Den tunge
6iemrejie meo Ell bruot Sierte. San
maatte bGres | en- .6engefsie helc
0ejen, og ct par @ange lad ban
fom oso; 99rerne fate 2sien oe
erfl9reoe, at De life piloe I9be pda
ct Gig; men begse @anee Tom ban
til YspioFbeoen oe frsb paa ane
fire efter fit Rejfefelffdb, Iaa langs
til De bleb BAN bar os tog BAN OBJ
igen.
llnoerbejs nuttebe 2onoon Miss
IionsIelnobets Misfion9r penrp
fig til 6unninetons 8%arapane os
Den, 10. Worts 1882 naaeoe De til
boee til lljiji. 6anninston fpnies
oa at bore 6sen6e; ben iofoe Dsbs-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-04-24

oenne Sang. Ri ifal life ofters
min6e ON Oct.
Yaa fen
bar oeret ps til flor Opmuntrin9
og @leoe, baaoe foroi en- ung pige
/ Dor Miote aflagoe oen go6e See
fenbetie, ia, og foroi bi fan feje til:
for mango 9ioner", ioet en- flor
Sfare bar Iamlet paa oenne 0eis
tibsoa9. Ser Ibntes ogfdd at bars
Seititemning ober bet befe.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-02-08
Packers Agent Under Fire.

Chicago, Special.-The only witness
on the stand in the meat packers
plea for immunity case was c. NJ. Nc
Farlane, office manager for Norris &
Co. His evidence related to the man
ner III which information was given
to the agents of the government in the
office of Norris & Co. The cross-ex-
animation by District Attorney Nor
rison was exceedingly sharp. Just be-
fore the adjournment Of court the
district attorney put some leading
questions regarding the working Of
the Oppenheimer Company, which, it
is asserted by the government. was
one of the affiliated concerns through
which the packers controlled the pri-
ces Of by-products. He made the di-
rect assertion that the witness was not
telling the truth in his answers, and
brought on warm legal argument in
which all the attorneys in the case
took part. The questions regarding
Oppenheimer & Co., were finally ruled
out by the court.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-02-08
General Cotton Market.
Fer Executive of the Laws.

Raleigh, Special.-Governor Glenn
sends the following letter TO every
Sheriff in the State: at is lny duty
tc see that all laws are properly exc
tuted and, as some newspapers Lave
those arising under tie Watts and
Ward acts, are not being enforced by
county officers, | write this personal
letter to urge you aud y"ur deru-
ties to do everything iii Your power
to rigidly and promptly execute all
laws. The best way u suppress
crime is to bring about quick detec-
tion and sure punishment. Counties
in which peace and good order most
prevail are those in which officers are
most efficient and watchfui. I would
call your attention especially TO sec
tions 1888. 1884 and 1926 of the new
code, or chapter 49S, sections 2, ), e.
7 and s, acts Of 1905 setting forth
your duty, and trust you will let moth
ing interfere with your promptly car
| rying out those provisions by having
warrants sworn out and executed.
"Our State was never more pros
porous in its history than it is today,
so let none of us, upon whom has
been placed the duty of preserving or
der, shirk this duty, but let us do all
we can to bring all criminals to speedy
justice by offering rewards, or by
asking for acquisitions from other
States, when reeded. | assure you,
you shall have my hearty assistance
in seeing that every citizen aud com.
munity shall be protected from law.
lessness and violation Of plain sta.
tues.'
The Governor requests all newspa
pers and citizens who know of any
officers refusing or neglecting to dis
charge their duties not to make &
general reflection on all officers by
saying they fail TO do their duty, bu
to call his attention to the officer;
so acting, and he will at once put th,
matters in the hands Of the solicitor
Of the district for investigation and
| if found to be true, he will see tha
said officer is prosecuted and punished
according to law. The Governor doe
not think it is right to make faithful
officers suffer for the wrong doing o
bad ones, hence his suggestion tha
charges be made special and not gen
eral.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-02-08
fire On Transport Threatened
Great Destruction
SUSPICION OF DANGEROUS PLOT
At Pier In San Francisco, Transport
Meade's Forward Hold Was Suf.
locating Furnace for Three Hours
and Firemen Worked in Danger Of
Flames Reaching Tons of tx.
plosives.

San Francisco, Special.-Three men
were killed and SO injured, mostly by
suffocation, in fire that damaged the
United States transport Meade $4,000
as she lay at the Folsom street piel
Thursday morning.
For three hours after midnight, the
forward hold of the big troop ship
was a suffocating furnace from which
fremen wer borne in an almost con-
tinuous stream. Relays of men
promptly stepped forward to take
the places of those who were carried
out unconscious.
Tons Of high explosives were loaded
in the after part of the vessel and the
firemen worked with the possibility
ever before them that the flames
would reach this compartment.
Owing probably to the fact that ar
Internal machine was found in thu
bunkers Of the transport Thomas or
her last voyage, the rumor was cir
cula;sd that a plot had been laid t.
fire the Meade at sea, as she was tt
lave departed for Manila Friday
Major C. A. Devol, chief Of the trans
port service, is investigating thi
theory with great care. He is having
the cargo taken from compartment
No. 2, where the fire started to ascer
tain the real cause of the disaster
| The flames did not spread from com
partment No. 2. Dock Captain Dul
believes that some of the officers ha
packed matches in their trunks an,
that some Of these were I,,nited il
loading.
A thousand pieces Of baggage wer
ruined. Trunks, boxes, and barrel
were water-soaked or burned. Wear
ing apparel and household furnishing
were ruined. One officer places tn
damage to personal effects at $4,000
The vessel is not seriously injured an
will be ready to sail for Manila O
Saturday.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-02-08
Brokers Charged With Fraud.

New York, Special.-John S. White,
president of the Imperial Trustees
Company, Of Jersey City, and Robert
u. Ruxton and Clyde Colt, brokers of
this city, were arrested by United
States Marshal Henkel, on indict-
ments charging them with using the
mails to defraud. 1t is alleged that
Colt and Ruxton sent out thousands
of circulars setting forth that they
represented clients with millions of
idle capital to invest in frst-class
securities. When visited by represen-
tatives of various concerns. it is al
legged that Ruxton and Colt proposed
to handle the securities offered, pro
vlding they were guaranteed by the
Imperial Trustee Company, of Jersey
City. White charged sums ranging
from 5000 to $4,000 for guaranteeing
the securities.