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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, July 2.-Closc-Wheat--
steady; No. northern, on track. So; No
10 ) ON track, 52lac. oats-Steady stane
ard. iulac No. Whit, on track. 39l2H
.itw, BarIny-Stcady; standard. :l5c; Sam j,
on track, 43@53c., Ryr..Qnirt; No, ! %
lard ard So
spring wheat patents. in wood. I. 4oU4Gl
straight, in wood, 4.2oa4.4o; export patents
5@I 10 rye s"cE woo' an 2a$ paty y%"%'
wood. 40
Miiisn:lrs are u,otcd in car lots Mt l5.5t
!" -5I,"o o1 for milwaukee, Dour m,ddInes
in 1o0-Ih sacks: rcd dog. - %; delivered a
country points. zoe extra,
nv 1oasr. Scptcmbrr, sOikuS0l,c. Corn
III III ,iasc. Septcmbcr. 1l&,r. unts-July.
.il.its,,. = ntcmhar a3isc pork-Jtly, il. L.
S,,n,,,lir tx 90 Iord-July $ S.,Ib. Sen
t,I'i' ,'.' 90 Kl,s-Jnly 9.5Iis: Srptrmb,t,
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>, ~ - ! - nortborn sIfsn. NJ
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=, 49,, "a n,l 90 pncrints-lyhrot % a.,
tmi,,,,,,,,ts - 90
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
RoosEvELTs TERM Expensive.
Senator Culberson Makes Comparison
with McKinley's Rule.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. July i.-Sena
tor Cuberson has found opportu-
nifty To make an address on the finances
of the country under President Roose-
welt. The statement showed that eNch-
siyc Of the Panama appropriation the in
crease of expenditures in 1904 over 1898
was $50, lJ6,o9o, IN 1903 over i,JI S4v,-
1856 .2-,53; in 1906 over 1909 1905. 1896.
This" said Mr.. Culberson. shows
an aggregate increase of expenditures,
excluding I'LL expenses in ianama, Of
500. I61 ,OGi in three years. AS usual
with this administration. expenditures
for the military and naval establish
ments increa sed for this period and of
the preceding amount the increase for
the naval establishment alone exceed
ed S34 900, 900 for the three years. The
total expenditures for the years 1903,
1904, 1905 and 1906 were S2933, O0i. 100.
aud detlucting Panama expenses it WIS
81 500, l2l $50. The total expenditures of
the years 1888, 1899. 1900 and 1901. the
four full years of Mckinley, was $3.50.
316,3oO.
1t thus appears that exclusive Of NJ!
expenses in Panama the expenditures
for the four years of Roosevelt cxceeu-
ed those of the four years OF Mckinley,
although lie conducted the Spanish war
by the extraordinary sum of IA. 1oi-
600
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
AFTER STANDARD OIL.
United States Grand Jury in Cleveland
Ordered to lnvestigate-Toledo
Also Begins Action.

CLEVELAND, O.. July =. - United
States District Judge Taylcr today is
sued IN order FOR the grand jury to IN
ycstigate alleged charges of Relating and
discrimination against the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern and other rail
ways in favor Of the Standard Oil com
pany. The jury is to convene July 3.
TOLEDO. O., July I'm the probate
court OF Hancock county was begun to-
day the fight against the Manhattan Oil
company and the Buckeye Pipe Line
company. purchasing and pipe line com
panies of tn" Standard Oil company.
The charge is conspiracy i'll restraint OF
trade.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July =
Thirteen ice manufacturers upon whom
warrants were served last week charg
ng them with .onspiracy to raise the
price of ice waived "A hearing today and
were held Ivy q magistrate i'll $500 each
to answer IN court.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05

Psychologists of the country. and that. in
order to guarantee to consumers of the
United States and every country IN the
world the healthfulness Of American
meats, the new meat inspection Ia" Is TO
be enforced with the utmost vIgor
Will Warn Packers.
Within the next six months Secretary
Wilson himself will visit every large
packing house in the country and VIII
personally assure himself that the build
uss are sanitary, as required by the law,
and the products which they turn out
are, in the language of the ST ute,
sound. healthful, wholesome, and lit for
human food
The law does not take effect until Jan
uary u next. The secretary intends to
make as much preparation as possible in
order that when the new year arrives lie
can require at once Improvement IN the
food of the people. The secretary Viii
direct DR.. Wiley, chief of the bureau of
chemistry of his department, to make Il
chemical examination of all bottled beer
md ON January l he y II be in a position
to descend upon the guilty brewers aud
compel them to abandon this unhealthful
practice.
Watch Canned Goods.
Canned goods in which preservativcs
are alleged to exist also will be exam
incd SO Secretary Wilson will be in Il
position to proceed with the execution of
the pure food law the moment, by It's
terms, it becomes operative.
\ different situation exists with regard
to the meat inspection law. This legisla-
ton entered into effect the moment the
President approved of it. 1t carries Il
permanent appropriation of S3,O0O,Oo
The secretary did not wait for the act 10
be signed by the President. but Il month
ago. when it became apparent Congress
would pass it, he began preparations for
putting il into operation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
NOTED PEOPLE DIE.
Manuel Garcia and Sir Wilfrid Lawson
Pass Away-W. w Astor
Very Ill.

LONDON, July 2.--Manuel Garcia,
professor of singing aud inventor Of the
laryngoscope. died here Sunday. He
was born March II. 1905.
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, liberal member
of Parliament for the Camborue division
of Cornwall. and for many years ia
nous as leader of the temperance
movement in England, died in London
Sunday, aged ~ years. He had been
i'll fol some time.
William Waldorf Aston, whose condi-
ton has for some time made his physi-
clans anxious, is now admitted to be
seriously ill. He has been removed in
an invalid carriage from his town house
on Carleton terrace to tHveden, where
he now lies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
STANDING OF BASEBALL CLUBS.
|, TEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, JULY 2
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

-Eggs-Market firm. The
produce boards official market Is l3c for
current receipts, at mark, cases returned
strictly fresh. cunded, cases returned, l6c
seconds and checks, 1Oc.
Butter-Markct steady. Elgin price on
extra ereamers Is zoe Local price ex!rs
Use; seconds 15al6c; renovated. ice,
dairy. fancy, lG4l7c; lines l34ltc; roll IL
ullc; packing stock, llal2c
theese-Steady. American full cream,
twins, lo3401lc; limburger, old, per III, ataa
Zoe; new, 9u9l2c; fancy brick, lO14Qlos4c;
low grades. 6l2uIc; imported Swiss, 26r
new. block, 1l1@12c; round Swiss, l5u
15l2c: new round Swiss, BE; loaf l1i2c
Sapsago, lSc; daisies, 1ll2ml2c; long horns,
1l12n re; Young Americas. lizaul2c
MI StODA Wis, June 3o-Offerngs were
go boxes Of twins and $40 boxes OF single
daisies; all sold; twins at lo3sc and daisies
at lie.
ElGIN, Ill. July 2-tSpccial. I-Euttcr-
No sales or offerings Ottical firm. zoe.
CHICAGO, H., July 2.-Hutter-Steady,
crcameries, l5u2oc, dairicS, l4l2a1sc. Eggs
STEADY; ut mark, cases included. 2ul5c.
Cliit AGO, ILL.,, jury 2,-Chresr-strady
Ia ma; twins, logo lie; Young Americas.
l144M1ll2c.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Hut,er-Fhm; re-
2p1eW2lc: official prices creamery common
to extra. 1GGi 2Ut2c; renovated common To
extra. 2nlS12c: western factory, common
to tirSts l2@lGiac; western imitation
creamery extras lSc. trStS. i6IlTr. CHEESE
Quiet; receipts, 40; new state full cream
large fancy, lie; do fair to good, lul2u
los4c; do small fancy, lie; de fair To good,
lou lul2c; do inferior, Sl2HH4.c: skins. !
@sl2c Eggs-Stuady to arm; receipts, H.
"S3; state. Pennsylvania and nearby fancy
selected white, DC; do choice. 4lItG9r: tic
mixed extra, 2Ou21c: western tirsts. lH'2N
lie: do seconds, 15ol6c; southerns, i4M
UTICA. y. y. June 25,-S vcnly-c!sh'
lots sold NJ lie; 1870 mt 1ll2c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
MILWAUKEE sT0CKYARDS REPORT

IIOGS-Markct is steady; light, mixed
G.Guitti,I; tair To choice mediums, G6iH
ESQ; select, Il mediums and heavy, G.Ea
$50; rough SONS, J.9u4G.2J; coarse Stays
5.I5ut,D
cATTLE-Markct strong; calves steady
butchers steers, medium 10 good, lnl7 Il
1900 lbs, 4 LJaGt.op, fair to medium. oIu tC
1880 lbs. 3Ju1t4,U0; helfers, common, log
10: good, 32JlDI.oo; COWS, fair to good,
2,5UlI3 90: Gamers 1.2Ju 1.50; cutters. IL,
a.; bulls, common, 22Ja2.Io; choice
=. TJu3.jo; feeders, 500 To $50 lbs. 3.oA435o
StucEcrs. 500 to I5t HISS, 2.JuU3oD; yen
calves, common to choice. I.upuG2G. MIX
crs and springcrs-Markct demorahzed
don't ship them.
SiIEEF-Marlct steady, 30oQ E5o: lulnhs
steady, 4.5uUG.Uo; spring lambs, COG 100.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
MASoNs TO RECEIVE TRoWEL.
Emblem Will BE Given Chicago Lodge
After Long Journey.

CHICAGO. Ill. july . An event of
intercs1 10 tue masonic fratcrnity Of Hi
nois viii occur Thursday evening ut the
EuglcWo"d Masonic temple.
some time ago Justice lodge Of New
York starred q silver uewc on n Journey
around tie world. This trowel has now
pissed through seven diTcrcnt states.
Tie honor Of receiving the trowcl by
the state Of Illinois Las been accorded TO
Mystic Star lodge No. 75s Of this iuris-
jictinu
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
PANIC AND DEATH
IN A CIRCUS TENT.
Storm Partly Wrecks Ringling's Big Can
vas During Performance IN
Aurora, Ill.

AURORA. Ill. June 30.-Ten thou
sand people were thrown i'll panic, one
was killed. one died Of fright and seven
injured during a performance of Ring
ling Bros circus here late Friday after
noon, when windstorm wrecked part
of the tent
Al Ringling's Great Work,
The remarkable GOODNESS of Al Ring
ling saved many from being hurt. With
a megaphone he directed the band to
nlay lively and directed the crowd out
of the swaying tent The dead:
BURY, MATHEW. Aurora, A. years OLD,
iecIpss cripple. unmarried. formerly an en-
Move of burlington road, struck ~ lolr
and also trampled on anu instantly klIiGd
CHESS WILLIAM, Geneva IS years old
dropped dead of heart failure loo yatds
from tent. was leading wife and daughter
from danger, de"lh que 10 '"o'N Va AZ
dent.
John Abel was the most seriously hurt
of the seven injured He was a candy
butcher with the circus. The others IN
iured are: Frank Kehoe, Aurora: John
fay. driver Of the police patrol; Miss
Bertha Seaman, Geneva; Mrs. Jarping,
Shabbona; Mrs. George Stanteid, Shah
buIa, and james Schmidt, Aurora.
Elephants Trumpet in Terror.
Fifteen elephants were going through
their numbering performance when the
wind by a peculiar freak. tore htty
foot hole in the center OF the top OF the
great tent. Instantly the big beasts
fepan wild trumpetiuE. The lions and
tigers and other wild beasts in the ami
NAL tent adjoining, although the canvass
over them remained intact, We're driven
crazy with tear.
Al Ringing, managing partner OF the
circus, and the canvas men, with mega
phone, aided by the performers who were
In the ring or who came rushing IN from
The dressing tents, tried to calm the
crowd The band, which had been play
ING waltz music during the performance
of the eiepnauts, changed under Ring
ling's orders, to n rag time. The spec
tacle Of the Field Of the Cloth of Cola
had just been concluded ana the last OF
the gorgeous rctInue had passed the can
vas portals of the dressing tent -Four
ffths of the spectators were school chill
dren.
Evening Attendance Large
While the Ringing Bros. workmen
were unable to repair the tent last night,
the performance was given and nearly
as large a crowd attended as was pres
ent in the afternoon. Through the great
rent in the canvas the stars Shonc
Scores of buildings We're damaged in
this vicinity by the storm, which was
cyclOnic in nature.
How People Got Out
When the big hole appeared in tn"
canvas Ringing seemed to know Just
what to do. Making mcgaphonc out
of his hands he shouted to the band:
"Play fast, something lively. Keep
On playing whatever happens
To the people he shouted: Nv ak out
lr,.1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
M. w. A. BANKER A CONDUCTOR.
Prominent Lodge Man Breaks Street Car
Strike in Iowa Town

CLEAR LAKE, H.. July c.-Presi-
dent McNidcr Of the First National
bank also head banker of the Modern
Woodmen OF america. was forced To
act as a street car conductor Sunday
because Of a strike on the Mason City
md Clear Lake Interurban line, of
which lie is treasurer. General Supcrin-
tendent liallou acted rs mutormau,
Then tile strike was adjusted
JOPLIN. Mo. July 2.-FollowinG n
strike Of ~Hayccrs. who were cxcavating
Tor u ncU $51U.OOO hotel. "MiIionaire
Jimmie Worth. who owns Il three story
building directly across the street, has
been wor~ina is shoveler for $40 4
lay
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
STAYS MANY MUTINEERS.
Turkish Marshal Answers Demands for
Repatriation with Volley
from Forts.

pODElDA, Turkish Arabia, June 30.
Another mutiuy has broken ont among
the Turkish army reserves serving u
Yemen province. Sixteen balaliuus de-
manded that they be- rcpatratej and
the commander iu-chief. Marshal Foj2i
pasha, ordered the ports to op"u fire
on the mutinecrs. who surrendered after
q few hundred Of them had been killed.
The rebel Arab forces are advancing
On Amran and nm important engage
ment is reported 10 have been fought.
both sides sustaining heavy losses
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
FIREWORKS GOT AWAY.
Six Firemen Injured in Blaze at Cleve-
land When Stock of Glorious
Fourth Starts Trouble.

CLEVELAND, O., July Six fire
men were injured Ivy an explosion of fire
works in the Wholesale cigar and con
dictionary establishment of !, kraus y
Sons IN West Nnth street today. The
hremcn had been called to eNtinguish a
slight blaze 10 tile building The build
ing was gltted
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
President Honors Beveridge,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 2--Presi-
dent Roosevelt has sent the following
letter To Senator Bevcridge of lndlalla,
dated Saturday:
My Dear Senator 3eyerldge: | sehd
you herewith the pen with which
signed the agricultural bill, containing
the meat inspection clauses. You were
the man who first called my attention
To the abuses in the packing houses
GU were the legislator who drafted the
bill which, in lis substance, now ap-
pears i'll the amendment to the agricul-
turnl bill, and which will enable us 10
put complete stop to the wrong doing
complained of. The pen is worth noth
ing IN itself, but | am glad to sehd IL
to you as the expression OF my az
Acknowledgement of your services.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
KILLS HER INSANE SISTER.
Woman Fearing Separation Chokes Help
less One to Death.

NEBRASKA CITY. Ncb.. July :
Miss Luey Lloyd, ~ years old, confessed
that she choked her sister. Miss Della
Lloyd, to death last night at their home on
n farm near here. The elder woman, who
was killed. ~ been losing her mind and
while breeding over this and their scpa.
ration that she felt rsuIc result from IT,
the younger woman stepped NJ behind
her sister as they were preparing for bed
and killed her then remained beside the
corpse all night. Tie tNo women lived
alone Of .le.r arm.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
SEEK SHELTER AND ARE KILLED.

pHILADEiIlii Ia. July l.
Eight were killed rlay evening by
the collapsng Of the Wall of IN old ruined
building at EdgemoIt street ard Lehgh
avenue. Seven others who had also
sought refuge from the sudden storm
were injured. The dead
MILNIHlLL, FRANK. aged H.
MuLvIHlLL, EDWIN. aged 10
KELLY, GEORGE, Il years
KELLY. WILLIAM, aged III.
CRAIG. WILLIAM, aged Ia.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
UNIDENTIFIED ROY
UNIDENTIFIED POLISH WOMAN
The building which collapsed was for
merly used rs i CIR barn by the traction
COMPANY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
Longworths to See Pope.

ROME. Iuly "a prevailing rumor
SAYS that the American ambassador to
Italy has applied to the Vatican author
tiles for ut audience to he granted 20
MIR aud Mrs. LongWorth wien they
visit this city ~ August Neither Is a
Catholic. - tlat if tlcy choose they
may visit both the King aud Pope
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
FAITH IN PACKERS
WILL BE RESTORED.
Secretary Wilson Takes First Step to
Regain Confidence of World
in Meat

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July BY
direction of the President, Secretary VII
son today took the first step toward the
restoration Of world wide confidence IN
American meat.
The secretary issued Il statement which
shows that American food animals are
the best of their kind in the world that
the rules which have been observed III
connection with their inspection have re-
celycd the endorsement of the leading
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
LAWYERS JAILED TOO.
Toledo Judge Sentences Counsel for Ice
Men for Criticising His Verdict III
Conspiracy Case.

TOLEDO. O.. July 2.-Judge kincaide
today sentenced Clarence Brown and /.
II. Tracey attorneys for the icemcn, TO
ten days each III Jail for contempt of
court in filing a motion charging the
Judge with misconduct in sentencing the
icemen for conspiracy to control prices.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
Bows Oh Long Cycle Tour

WlNONA. Mimi. July - Harry and
Tcadurp Wolfram, two young Milwaukee,
men, passed through this city Saturday
Oh THEN bicycles on route for their homes,
after having made an extensive "trip
through Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa and
Wisconsin The two youthful bicycists
left Milwaukee, seven weeks ago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
Miss Staarns Reads PAPER.

NARRAGANSETT PIER. H. J., July
The second general session Of the
american Library association began to-
lay. Lutte L. Stearns If Milwaukee,.
Nis.. discussed the Problem Of the
Girls" Miss Minnie II. Oakley Of Wis
consin. was elected vice president Of
the State Library association.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
MiiWaukaeans to Wed.

WATKEGAN, H.. July 81 Special !
Marriage licenses have been issued
here 10 Albert Ortmann and ELLA Weni-
ger. both Of Milwaukee. and Herman
iirl and Abbie Holden. both of Racine.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
THAW WITNESS is DEAD.
of Approximately Speedy Trial,
Says Jerome

NEW YORK, July 2.-E. n. Bed
ford, Harry Kendall Thaw's valet. died
i'll the Presbyterian hospital today from
complications following an operation for
appendicitis He was expected to be
one of the most important witnesses at
the trial of Thaw for the murder OF
stamford White. The latter's attorneys
called on District Attorney Jerome TO.
day. District Attorney jerome said to-
day that there could be no speedy trial
OF Ihaw. in fairness to other prisoners.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05

CHICAGO, Ill, June 80 Worrying
because The new $1,000 license lad ron.
dered bis BUSINESS Improbable. |. -.
terday eiyo' and Instantly Killed himself
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05

UTICA, \. j.. jpne 3G.-The LacE,
wanna passenger, norfLbound, went inta
q DITCH al Chadwick. today and eight
people were injured
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-07-05
PANAMA WORK
NOW HUMMlNG.
New Commission Named by President
Roosevelt, Since Senate Failed
to Act

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July BE
cause of the failure of the Senate to
confirm the Isthmian canal commission.
President Roosevelt has named new
commission consisting of Theodore l..
Shonts, chairman; John +. Stevens.
GOV. Charles f. Magoon. Brig. Gen.
cafe Endicott. civil engineer, 7. ) NJ,
and benjamin NJ. Harrod, members.
Replaces Gen. Ernst.
Mr. Stevens replaces Brig Gen. Os'
void IL. Ernst. who retired last week
and will hereafter devote practically his
entire time to the international water
ways commission. Joseph BucElin Bish-
op, who was secretary to the old com
mission and member of the commits
sion. will be secretary to the new body
but not one of its members.
The salaries of the members will con-
tnue the same as heretofore. Mr.. Ste
ycnS will continue as chief engineer OF
the commission. but will not receive any
extra compensation as member OF the
commission.
Secretary Shaw today offered to the
public S3O00O,O0O of bonds of the Pan
anna canal loan. authorized by the recent
act of Congress. The bonds are : per
cent, dated August l, 1906. with inter
est quarterly. They will be redeemable
at the pleasure of the government after
ten years and payable thirty years from
date.
The bonds will be exempt from taxes
or duties of the United States and will
he available to national banks as Sc
curty for circulation. The bonds VIII
not be sold for less than par; all citizens
will have equal opportunity TO subscribe
for them and .he bids for them must be
submitted to the department on or be
fore July 20, 1906.
How to Make Bids.
The bids should state the amount Of
bonds desired by the subscriber, the
price he is willing to pay and the place
where he desires TO make payment
whether at the treasury of the United
States or at the office of some one Of the
assistant rreasurers at New York, Bal
tmore, Philadelphia Boston, Chicago,
st. Louis and Cincinnati. New Orleans
or San Francisco. All bids should be
addressed 70 the secretary of the treas
ury, division of loans and currency, and
the envelopes should be plainly marked
Bids for Panama canal bonds.
In considering bids the bidders offer
Ing the highest prices vii receive the
first allotment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-09
Pigeon in Long Confinement.

When the janitor of a Harrisburg
Pa, church opened the manhole Of tbs
steam heating boiler of the church ths
other morning pigeon fluttered ou;
The manhole had not been opened
since last summer. The only way the
bird could have got into the hole was
By descending chimney 100 feet
high, crawlil-s thirty feet through q
smoke-pipe. I'D twenty feet through
the boiler. The man took the bird "a
the open air. when it shot up sevsra
hundred feet, and, getting its bearings
winged its way rapidly into the west
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-09
EVERYBODY IS GOING.

No one need be afraid to attend the
masquc ball given by the Musicians
Union in Fraternity hall April lG, as
the best of order will positively be
and care is being taken to
whom tickets are sold Costumes may
be had at lannon's. Grand Opera or
chcstra of eight will play. hTe dance
will easily be the biggest and best cv-
cr given in Tulsa, and the elite will be
there. Sl00.
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WENT TO DEATH
A JOKE ON HIS LIPS


yea. u. the either boy about. t.u.
Jud.r flank broke ruc new. lo bis
wir. 1 is iac0u+.Iablc The Jnd.e
hm-. received OBJ. greatest shock .c
ever experienced. The -mpathics of
the people uf Tulsa arc with the stuc-
l,u family iu this terrible hour of af-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-04-09
DUSTY RHODES TO ST. JOE

Charles Rhodes, better known as
''Dusty,' left Saturday for st.
Joseph, Mo, to begin an engagement
as pitcher for the base ball team of
that city, "Dusty' was with the
Parsons team last year and they had
a claim ON his services this year but
the ST. Joe team bought his release.
Thus in Missouri as well as in Kan
,as, when a lwst-cIass article of any
sort is wanted, they come to Caney
Dusty is rapidly developing into
o star pitcher Cancy News,