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New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
BOYS MOTHER SUES TEACHER.
Staten Island Mother Seeks $4,000 for
Alleged Assault in School

An action to recover $4,000 damages was
begun late yesterday afternoon in the Richmond
County Supreme Court by Mrs. Mary Jensen, of
Seventh avenue, New Brighton, against Samuel
ID. Dolsen, school teacher at the New Brigh-
ton public school, for alleged assault COM
mitted on her thirteen-year-Old son Alfred sew
eral months ago.
Young Jensen attended the New Brighton
school for five years. on October Is last Mrs.
Jensen charges DOsen with attacking her son
IN the classroom with a ruler, beating him
over the face, hands and legs, and rendering
MN IN such condition that he was compelled
10 remain away from school for weeks Dolsen
makes general denial of the charges
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22

1917 -IoN-Ine cotton market was aetlEe ] ana al IN Il
than 2c the low level Of the previous day
on aggressive bull support and covering The close Vas
steady advance Of 26T3S points, with sales est
mated 6OGOOu bales The opening firm at an
response higher
expected Due 10 come gal0 points lower on the NeW
York Of Yesterday. Liverpool showed its bulsl
Interpretation Of the report which caused the local
break Of Tuesday by reporting prices unchanged 10 only
points lower and spot sales reported or lZuoo
bales advance of points. showing apparently that
speculative interests hut shared by the trade.
while private cables also OF bush There
was active covering here oy yesterday sellers and with
supporting al every
rcactiOraTy tendency. market continued 20
advance until in the late trading May sold at 10 92c and
July 1094c. 3363S points net higher. The close
little of from the best under realizing but bull
support stiu evidence and bulls predicting
further advance and evidently expecting 10 md
short side around lie July
which increased has been expected
by the bear operators Private advces from the South
indicated the of important bull support
causing holders withdraw their offerings but
according spot markets
rather irregular decline Of ll6c 10 an advance
Of isc. The weather South clear, but cool
prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22

HTf-
- IC ne Is,'. @ 'i-. b. ~ ~ n ~ - r,j7
quiet WIN prices =, polIls az
Hltt- uPanS anu - ~ q 49, "a as r,l-
bales 99nineIn Spot tn'th.7 w iS z6o Foss
"a alth7a 4utvL lo ~ t lg.fs osa TaIag 81
30 l'N lil-,ii s,T.e
.t. , LfgLar a. 1iC- sales 2TQ baIss cal
-S,Sr re- bigEsr at 11gc. sales sos bales
65o bales wilmington steady Is higher. at 10sc;
saIas Ner1ubfs steady higher II isc. sales.
. 91o baloe Chsrlasror firm t-c higher at 105sc.
sales nh Louis steady 1-16c higher lie; sales.
los bales Estimated receipts leading points for
day. A. Houston 2.75U $3.50 bales. against 2.S&2
last week and 5.gSa year, at Galveston 5000 To
1000 against o. 4I2 and 1913 last and
New Orleans. 1900. against +,S3o last week
9.Gf7 Cotton Exchange special Liverpool
cables: Spot in moderate demand sales 1000
bales speculation and export 1000; American 1000;
receipts aS"no- American, -'.'N'- N''ltiE uPiaHt; anu;
's"1. Futures opened irregular, d PIiLl, '"r y, -
points i-a'Fs closed s'tA,F, -'i Ni.i.57. ~ pD.59
higher ON oil. and poi lower OF, ny 10y
june '.,sa. JufIH>' gS.1 , " T- 7,,1
ElSI-~' il' li'i .-'l't,,
her- eAiHrf 90 ~, . ~ Nc
o,lIiu"i-' @i..'9 . . "a business FoDr
III orr t<1 NFNT.-,ro-days aoar -narset was dull
ana r.s r,r-e n --rze4ucreo prices.
Sgls ygar r-r l-.-tant Quotations remain unchanged
ana ar..r+ steady We quote: FIDEE-Surng patents,
"a 1r0y az winter saights 50 IDUS3 SD. winter patents.
ya ~ Sd 81 spring clears 50 tU0s2 ~. extra 40 winter
sac S2 a-- avtra N1 . winter s. TJTS3. RYE FLOUR
s. 9-0s4 90 CORNMEAL finn, quoted: Kiln dried So -
$50 r. MS TO brand BAG MEAL firm. quoted. Fine
white yellow. 81 10. coarse. 81 r3nSl % FEED
city 6rm quoted Weston spring SlS -;
Rcd DOG SD q" a! Mar 81 'enI lJy .Tth So pulls
so - sacs' mi4in SO ' ii r l2et - S-5taS ~
nggLnN chop H'' 90 ''N ~ 90 '-NS' "l'''''" >-'9
,,r4r. IT. ,r.b-ros wheat stara7 rr+ c-itr
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
TRUST RESERVE BILL REFERRED.
Wainwright Measure Will Probably Be Held
Pending Agreement with Stevens.

Albany. March 2l--Thc Wainwright Trust Com
pauy Reserve bill. which passed the Assembly yes
terday. was rushed to third reading in the Senate
to-day by Senator Stevens and referred to the
Committee on Banks. OF which he is chairman
His own bin on the subject. which has passed the
Senate, is now i'm the Assembly Committee on
Banks The only difference between the two bills
is that the Wainwright bil does not permit mu-
.niciuaI bonds to be used part of the reserve
while the Stevens bin specifies that state. federal
or municipal bonds may Doe kept oue-rhird of the
specified j. per cent reserve.
The Assembly VIII probably send back the Ste
veus bin amended to correspond with the Vain
wright bin. which win Doe kept i'm committee pend
ing am agreement between the cIaIrmen Of the
Bank committees Mr. NauWugut and other As
semBlyuen consider the admission OF municipal
bonds dangerous.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
srATE MAY Sue RockEEELLER MAN.

Albany March 21.-J. H. Whipple. State
Forest, Fish and Game Commissioner said to-
night that Chief Protector Burnham had re-
ported to him his intention TO institute actions
against John Redmon manager of the Bay Pond
Adirondack Reserve, owned by William Rookie
feller, on the charge of having foxhounds in the
Adirondacks and Of bounding deer Protector
Burnham has been conducting an Investigation
at Dickinson Centre. Franklin County. and the
Information which he obtained forms the basis of
the contemplated proceedings The Investigation
resulted from complaints which have been re-
ceived by the state department.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
BOOK ON ELECTORAL SYSTEM.
Hampdsn DOugherty Pleads for an Amend
ment 10 the Constitution

book on -le electoral system Of the United
17s written IS j. Hamp5en Dougherty and soon
De p1t-.srs. r~ me Putnsms. viii contain a plea
D ne abolition of The Electoral College by means
an amendment 10 the Constitution In tbs
---sz q Dis argument Nr- Dougherty says:
7 IS r-er. 0f familiar knowledge that tnN
-eis ct The Constitution Of The United states. ia
a.-e me eH-Ha..-a electoral system, INTENDED 10
absolute control over the choice Of President
e-t'-es..nlr il a small body Of cluzeus care
e+--.--. .E The several states. BY the cleo
flr +.. ura.ufees Of each state were 10 meet
-aE state and cast "a secret ballot. In con7e-
- f- i-.- ambiguous provision, the country
-N-.' ".-- brought TO the brink OF revolution.
~' DolEaa-.s raises the point that the Consutu-
falls o. provide who shall succeed 10 the Presi-
-y II The Fr-z.1eut-elect should die before his
+1g1ra-oa. be ADDS.
4 ne candidate FOR President should die before
assembly NJ The Electoral College no January.
II silN-.3 they F0rfE strictly speaking, lndsr
--lel ~ r.a Constitution. the electors wouil
Il el-1.lre control Of the selection The case ls
purely Imaginary. for IT. Greeley, the canll-
- ~ iae Democratic party In 1872 died before
.-HEn Uer ro vote. and while the electors
f--- .- several Of The states 10 vote Tor nlil
.-stitrl '-e-r votes as they pleased among olheF
yz--e-es votes were actually cast for Ain- lu tne
-,-s.4 college
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, March q. 1906.
COFFEE-The coffee market continued quiet. The
opening unchanged 20 points lower under a little
selling by May longs. and the market
unchanged TO 10 points lower Later there rally on
moderate support from local bulls. and the close
steady unchanged Sales only IA 500 bags
European markets steady. unchanged
10 "a franc lower and Hamburg unchanged o "A pig
lower Rio somewhat disappointing the bulls being
rets lower, although there decline Of lsd in the
rate Of Brazilian exchange santos however was un-
changed, receipts all Brazilian
points. OF Brazilian is
about 900 bags behind that Of last when the
crop a 100000 and with the
warehouses deliveries running little heavier than those
OF last from day day. 10 looks If the visible
supply statement Of April would make bulish showing
For the being, sentiment is little
fused the disposition of the May long interest the
first notice day being only month and fresh buy
ing probably waiting indications TO the course Of
the May evening up.
market coffee steady, with quotations
the basis of SIC for Rio No T.
The prices local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
RED HAIR BARRED FROM JURY BOX
ny TELEGRAPH to The Tribune.1

Derby, Conn, March 21-Six red haired tales
men who had been accepted by the state in the
selection Of a jury to try Sabine PerieUe, charged
with the murder of fellow Italian. were ex-
cused by Jacob b. Goodhart attorney for the
accused in the Waterbury Superior Court to-
day. Mr. Goodhart held that his client. because
Of his swarthy hue, would not be so likely to
receive impartial Judgment from men Of sandy
complexion as from those of darker features
The auburn haired talesmen barred by Mr.
Goodhart all have red whiskers also Of the flow
ing variety. Four Of them are farmers Mr.
GoodhaTt is a prominent New Haven criminal
lawyer.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22

bag s. 1892 state and western IN bulk per $50 n
irish per issr baS 81 soasi rs. SWEPT POTATOES
Jsy Per ool 81 a9Sd, DO per basket 80 3SL
white g 5oas4 so: do CHARLESTON. IS s6gs6 50 ART
SPROUTS. Long Island per quart. loG1sc. BEETs-
Charleston new 100 bunches Sass % New orleans
Old pr 66[ 81 25aSi 50: 'C5FRdTs Bcrnsis pe- 10
6 S-GGas s5S7ee3Sl 90 90 q3 CnaTes'on new 90 Ne ~
GH0s6sd 81 i2Ssl 81. GkssSGEs csar5s;9a Der Ss
red DANISH seed Per tom si5as25 Do white. s55asi5
i.FIEfsY S.iifT1i- sr @ s - Sa ~ fS-if1 "a Bsr faTE,
orleans, per 6oL s. So: ESCALoL.E Sey Orr,ea5a
s.. Cuban $1as2 so. RsEEADIsH per 100 n s25'
7SaS5c. K0HLRABi Ncv-orlSaas. rer leo 5anches s5g
50 LETTUCE Florida per basket -. % ,- S2ISa
Bermuda. per crate ssFSs So A. cuban s2asS So. 10
81 25qsI 75 DO western white Per bb 81 5ods2 30. o.
Te and ana lesy 2 pr bs 6r bzF 7Ssl 5o orange county
yellow per bag I5caSl %. 90 red per 95 ''e
lots 5oasi. DO North Carolina s5aIo's StaS %; DO
Plant per 100 bune5es sos. oLlRA EIarila. 7er
Clr''er $-LSt i2 s lsal n = ~ % f-' SI 25TSg TFSs
FIoriSa per basket S2ase. PARSLEY. New orleans
do Bermuas rr a. per- box 81 e56S 75 Ro,rATNE
do Bermui5 per- Goz Is Ssl ~ STRING BEANS. vas
< 20 sPIS1t1I Norf5Ik per bbI SiaS1 50. SQUASH
f 9a seSs S5 sa Isr b9s crate 81 25asi So TOSAToE
Florida. per carrier 81 1oFS5 o. g1s4n $50 80 .
baga per 5oa75c; DO Jersey and Long Island ruts
rer
nj 81. vATF,RCEESS. per 100 hUnches. 81 ljG$2 y
trr,7,rrrrSr- CIc1tn1
hers weak Rhubarb and radtshes noving Slowly
light Tomatoes scarce and trn- we ql1tt-
REiSr TOFs. per bush box 75c- -UCCNtBEI,s Bostss.
40 l. per 81 120S1 30; do 70 ? per box St9s
Eastern 2I1doc EtAUl-ttf-,
1Oa punches 81 5oIS2 %, RiTBAHB. Long Island Per
100 hurches. S3dSf do Jersey. 50 J,laS3 % 1l-S e
sozen bunches f04G0c, MUSHROOMS, PER ID i'tO1--
per rh 2uaf0c- ,-.
mains al &c quart the shipper In the -hc zone
figures show that the Iacawann carried
H. market during February 1oe-2 cans ltt i quar-
l,~es and 1S3 IL quart milk and 4562 cans or
~reaul ra receipts milk tu Al-quart cans
th. uraak anIirE March u Wer. as loIoWs.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
DUNNE ADVISES GAS FIGHT.

TBy Telegraph TIE TribuneI
Chicago. March 21-The discovery that the
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company was send
ing out notices that deposit of SO for each
meter must be made with the company caused
Mayor Dunno 10 question its right to do so.
some sne should at once refuse TO pay said
the Mayor. and if the company threatens TO
tsl,e ont the meter or stop supplying gas an
Injunction could be obtained. The sum received
from such deposit would DE enormous
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
LEO h. McALL RESIGNS.

y. b. Mc-an son Of the late John A. Mccall
.[2.ee AS assistant cashier Of the Citizens
4. -ai.9rai Bank J. ~ Smith succeeds 10
&c.. Ile directors Of the Thirty-fOCr-h
'o-ai Bank have deriael not % extend
t-. .le hours or Inc institution 70 midnight.
- -Lh t-s ~ its customers. the bank decided
- .l- ~ . sltfcieut demand ~ w~TIant keep
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
FALLS FIVE sToRIEs-IITTLE HURT.
Boy Drops from Roof to Snowbank While
Chasing Pigeons.

While chasing pigeons on the roof Of No 423
West Doth street yesterday afternoon, Frank
Nolan fourteen years old, Of No 434 West 56th
street fell five stories into an areaway but
landed in a snowbank and only sustained a
fractured leg. He and another boy named
henry Schuuk, Of No. 40 West 56th street were
trying TO capture pigeons, which were flying
about the roof tops, when in trying to jump
from one roof TO another Nolan slipped and fen
between the two buildings
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
CHICAGO IN FEAR OF COAL FAMINE

IHy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Chicago, March 21-The coal consumers Of
Chicago, especially manufacturers in every
branch are in alarm over the fact that should
the bituminous coal miners strike there win be
a serious fuel famine here The bituminous sup
ply stored in this city is sufficient TO last only
from ten 10 forty-fve days. The packing house
plants would be crippled within TWO weeks. the
CITY water supply smut of in less than five weeks
and practically every industry would be tied up
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
ROCK ALMOST WRECKS TRAIN.
Lay So Near Track That Cars Were Badly
Battered in Going Past.

New Haven, March 21-A huge sandstone
bowlder that had fallen close TO the Shore Line
track in the cut ar Branford al noon almost
wrecked the westbound Boston accommodation
train. The steps of all the cars were torn away,
the woodwork damaged. and the passengers
shaken I'D and badly frightened. The bowlder
lay close to the track, and scraped all Of the
cars as the train went around the curve in the
cut. The engineer said that had il fallen an inch
or two nearer the track wreck would have re-
suited.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
HADLEY STARTS FOR NEW YORK.
H. Clay Pierce Still Ill-St. Louis Hearing
Adjourned

St Louis, March 2L-The oil hearing in
the custer case Of the State of Missouri
against the Standard the Republic and the
Waters-P1erce Oh companies. which was re-
sumed on Monday. was adjourned to-day Until
April .. Attorney General Hadley. acccun-
panied by Assistant Attorney General Rush c.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22

HAY AND STFAw.-TI Ay-Receipts continue % run
light but they quite f the present call OF the market
me only change be noted is st1er rating or Eo
has 20 nh a rather wider ci4ss
~ demand customary when the rull or
commercially represented w quote FIile arc 49,
/ S0dN2ieC. 2 Iell&1-. NO 8, use
fl lots 500 f6OC. shipping. 40U45 over, mixed op
clover clear 45IT5.. clover here little
wanted STRAW-Nartst stronger under small arrivals
Prime long rye has regaued it's CSC quotation. the range
for stable grade 61g65c Receipts or nay ana straw
reu1rred the Produce Exchange at noon To-
i4-- Hudson River Fair0d 300, Erie 21 Pennsylvana
Delaware sa0SaWaula w e-leFll alL1l-
rarrfr7rra Ontario Western. 5o Central
af New Jersey 20. Total $50 tons Receipts Of straw
49,
81 20. April s. So, Octoper 80 - AL71F>HF lll-7 - -
TfAIOTHY-priue 81
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
POOL TO BULL COTTON.
'asodore H. Price Said To Be Leader in the
Combination.

--- -ormsr.rH ~ q new bun pool IN cotton was
.l.e1 DEB Wau street yesterday. IL was said
~ -ae0core IT, Price had entered a complna-
VIII Colonel William ?. Brown and Frank b.
ii c- Aew Orleans. 10 bull the market al The
Il y short crop Price was the market leader,
~ NE afternoon, he and his following snapped
--Sillgs a. rlJe that made quite q scranloie
~ market opened from u 20 2 points up. The
--lt-t report. the publication Of which caused
.p on Tuesday. was considered a bull argu-
~ yesterday. ard she price advanced rapidly
81 "ae reported "a large buyer in Liverpool ILe
t-r- ,4--- leTc more than % points, or = -
et,. 9@- closed al IC sS4lGs - cents, and July a.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22

Lake, Immediately departed for New York to
attend the oil hearing there on Friday. The
illness Of H. Clay Pierce. formerly president of
the Waters-Pierce Oil Company, who eX-
pected to be the principal witness Ofthessession,
prevented his appearance to-day.
Vice-President Andrew N. Finhy, of the
Waters-Pierce Company testified that he had
gone TO New York and talked with II. NJ. Til
ford, of the Standard oil Company but could
not remember the subject under dis ussiOn. He
was severely crOss-eXamined TO Whether the
Waters-Pierce Company reports were made TO
the Standard oil Company in New York but
most of his answers were that he could not
remember In the middle of his testimony ad-
jouTument was taken and he was admonished
TO be ready 10 continue mis- testimony on April
.. Secretary Charles NJ. Adams denied that the
Waters Pierce Company kept an account at NO.
26 Broadway. New York.
Attorney General Hadley is expected here to-
morrow 10 resume the work Of Investigating the
relations of the Standard Oil ComrEny with the
Repu5Hc Oil Comrsny and the Wat5rs-t1erce OIL
Company. Henry Il. Rogers viii be the first wit
when the taking of testimony is resumed.
either tomorrow or Saturday, and Henry ~ Til
ford viii follow hIm the stand Mr- Hadley
VIII be of the principal speakers at the annual
dinner OF the Missouri Society tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22

METALS lN-There was AN advance ~ - ga u tho
London tU closing % Ind
tItI us locally ru uI
several points higher. spot quoted a7a3I Do.
COPPER 0s higher London. win spot quoted "a
ISL 's and futures az as lbs Locally no change
ported with tho tone firm. Lake IS quoted a Is 5Op
Is i0- eectroyua az 1S 5GlSdoc and casting at Isu
ls.25c. LEAD unchanged az 53525 45o IN the New
New-York tribune., 1906-03-22
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. March gI-CATTLE-Receipts 1s. 400 head:
market Tor Zoe higher. others steady Common %
prime steers S. sass 4o cows S. aSt s9 heifers.
81 S. bulls s. So 50 25 calves s5 s., stockers
and feeders. 81 .5a 81 Is. HoGs-ReSeipts. $500
Sc lower Choce 20 prime heavy S6 - q
Ss So. medium @ good heavy. s. SIS e to butcher
So 35 3 Sc so, packing So S. 80. SHEEP-ReceiptE
$4,000 head market steady sheep s. foG 50 SO: lambs.
S. "a Sc 90
East Buffalo. March 2l---CATrLE--Good demand;
market IS 50 q S. IS, shipping 81 S.
S. 41- butchers. So 500 s. eo heter 81 5o0 s. l3t
COWS So 50 r5. bulls 81 T5 90 65. NEALS-Eeceipts,
active and 5c higher az s. so 50 o.
HDGS-ReceIuts. 500 head market fairly active ans
shade lower heavy and mixed SIS S'ff s6 s5 workers.
stays 50 -5 q 50 -5 SHEEP AND lANBS-Receipts
$500 head. sheep active and steady lambs cul = l1t
lower lambs. Sf 25 5 81 o.
Cincinnati March -l.-io1S active butchers ans
shippers So 15 S. sos c9umon. s. .oH 81 3o CArTLH
steady fair good shippers. 50 6Ou S. 90. common,
Sc 35aSs E5 SHEEP steady. So SOC S. '5. LANBy
steady 50 5o0 Sc 90
Timkius-I hear that yOung Stringer came 70 ~
untimely end iu Arizona
SimkIuS- Yes. Tie went there with the intenuc1
OF living by his wits.
Timkins-Poor fellow He ought 20 have know
ne didn't have sufficient capital for undertaking
like that-COlumbla Dispatch
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
SHAW APPEALS FOR
So BANK NOTES.
Country Needs Bills of Smaller Demon
inationS-Issue Urged as Being
More Profitable

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July g.
Secretary Shav- has issued IN onneoI 70
,,,4io,,a1 1.I-, - a.o..,i,,,r,lo,,
!ia'ioHai Drinks 10 ASSIST the governments
III supplying a pressing demand for notes
Of small denominations. He has sent
=. N - ;,;,,
10 an hatohal banks letter requiring
them to issue as much rs possible of the
aggregate Of their circulating notes in SO
bills indicgting +o thn,n liar there is
moro nrnf+ ~ +ho ;,,n,rI,o Of s,,nb rotos
~ - - tiie t 70 &c 1 AZ
80 ~ puttIIS CUT HolGH vi IdI 81 "e
lIoiIiIIt IONS. secretary SHAW says
he treasurer of the United States Is I'M
abb" 70 meet. even at this season of the
year, the pressing demand for notes of
small denominations. The coming autumn
viii greatly increase this demand. In the
absence of legislation l am forced to APP
pea! to the national banks to use every
reasonable effort to relieve situation.
II cach bank VIII Go its share there Will
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
DEATH MARS CELEBRATIONS.
Unusual Accidents, Drownings and Other
Casualties on July d.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. July 5.-Before a
crowd of 1900 people at Morningside,
Wednesday, Pierce Ratliff, 6S years old.
a pioneer business man, churchman and
orator, uttered the words, 'Soon I'll
shuttle off this mortal place and go
sweeping through the gates of the New
Jerusalem" At that instant, with 4
cry of pain. he fell backwards to the
platform, dying almost instantly.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, July o.-Sixteen
hundred persons Oh the steamer City of
Chicago last evening saw Ora Suther-
land, prominent Fairplain fruit grower
make a fight for half an hour to save his
wife, who fell out of canoe, from
drowning. and, when successful in the
struggle, sink exhausted to death.
CINCINNATI, O., July 5.-John
Pearce of the Howe Manufacturing com
pany of Peru, Ind, who came here with
his wife on an excursion by the company
was standing on a crowded street car
when HI was suddenly shot and killed.
he was "a years old, poor, and, with his
wife. was enjoying his first all-day trip
from home III ten years. They left three
children at home.
A serious accident occurred at Ne
gaunee. Mich, where Josephine Krantz
was :;,islly burned. Her dress caught
TT. tri;n Il cracker.
FRS Anton Hendricksen of the same
,,3ce IS dead as the result of nervous
preservation caused presumably from the
noise of the Fourth. Willie Muck, also
of Negaunee, was shot in the hand by a
pistol
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
COURT SAYS, "CYCLONE."
Federal Circuit Judge Makes Ruling in
Regard to St. Paul Blow-Cloud-
burst in Ohio

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 9.-According
to a ruling Of the United States circuit
court Of appeals the storm which did
great damage III st. Paul on the night of
August 20. 1904. was a cyclone.
Finch, Young and McConville, a whole
sale drygoods firm whose stock was dam
aged by the storm, secured Il verdict for
damages against an insurance company.
The plaintiffs claimed that the storm
was not of a cyclonic character and the
lower court sustained this contention
On appeal. however, the judgment of the
lower court was reversed
WELLSNILLE, O.. July "a cloud
burst in the country just back of this city
yesterday caused loss of thousands of
dollars. Over 200 homes and business
houses were flooded and foundations
weakened so that people would not re-
main in their houses last night. Mayor
Fogo put men at work taking tons of
debris from the mouths of several store
sewers.
WICHITA, Kan. July 9.-As the re-
suit of Il terrific rain storm here today,
easements We're flooded, sewers choked
and the water stood inches deep in the
down town streets.