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Calcium Carbide in Blasting.

Acetylene is being used as an ex-
plosive in Germany, where 1t has
proven disappointing as an illuminant.
Each cartridge contains an ounce and
three-fourths of calcium carbide,
yielding about 16 quarts of acetylene,
and after wetting the carbide the con-
fined mixture of generated gas and air
is exploded by an electric spark. In
blasting the rock is not thrown out,
but is broken up into pieces small
enough to be readily removed.
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Stuck Too Long.

THAT rich Mr.. Spooner is the most
provoking thing! He asked me II
was 49," "And what did you say?''
81 said, Mercy, MOI And he said he
didn't think any woman should marry
until she was 33." Gracious! What
did you do them" "I-called after
him that I was SO my next birthday,
but he didn't seem to hear me-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Commissioners, Notice.
STATE OF LORENZO NJ. GREENE.

OF NJ. r.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District Of
Hartford Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
Bethel, In said District, deceased, and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for abe purposes
Aforesaid at the Office of o. ID. and o. ".
Greene, in said Bethel. on the
18th day of Dec. next, and the nth day of May,
next, from O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock p. m on
each of said days, and that six months from the
goth day of NOVA. d. 1906, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Bethel. Vt, this 26th day Of
November, A. ID. 1906. 1871
ROBERT NOBLE, I cu,..,a,.f
l.. NJ. HEATH, Soissionofs'
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Commissioners Notice.
ESTATE OF GEORGE MARTIN.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Hartford Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of George Martin, late OF Roch
ester in said district deceased, and all claims
exhibited in Offset thereto.hereby give notice that
we VIII meet for the purposes aforesaid at the
house of Franklin Parsons in Bethel,
on the 22d day of Jan. next, and the 18th day Of
February next from O'Clock p. m. until O'Clock
p m. of said days. and that six months from
the 22d day of November, A. d. 1905, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Bethel, this 2ad day of November,
A. d. 1906. 1871
MARCH NJ WILSON, tcommiss,onars
j. w. RAYMOND, T
Charles Il. Granger, Admir-
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A CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup OF Tar il it
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 25-cent bottle to prove salts
factory or money refunded.
G. M. Miller, Bethel.
ID. o. Goodno, Rochester.
ii. @. Hubbard, Granville.
O. j. Stockwell, Hancock.
G. B. Fish, ockbridge.
j. A. Chedel & Co., Gaysville.
w. P. Smith, East Bethel.
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Probate Of viii.
ESTATE OF ALMoN SHEPARD.

Vf 4ff1'fOtN N'fff1f
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, IS. at Randolph, in and for
said District, on the Goth day of November.
A. ID. 1906.
Acting Judge.
An Instrument, purporting to be the last
Will and Testament of Almon Shepard,
being presented to the Court by Mary J. Grain,
the executrix therein named, for Probate:
II Is ordered by said Court that all persons
cerned therein be notified to appear at session
of said Court to be held at the Probate Office
1906, and show cause, If any they may have
against TIE Probate of said will for which
purpose it is further ordered, that copy Of
the record Of this order be published three
weeks successivply In the Chelsea Herald
printed at Randolph, previous 10 said time
appointed for hearing.
b. THO Cou.t: Attest.
1891 n. NJ. WILSON, Acting Judge.
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The Land of Suspicion.

81 am beginning to have my doubts
about that press censor" said one
Russian official.
HE seems perfectly reliable" said
the other.
yes. But he has SO many chances
TO read facts and figures that his loyal
ty is bound to be shaken sooner or
later"
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAIL WAY.
Corrected to Octobcrs, 1901.
GOING SOUTH

NeIFcNNfA TO NNNNNtfo y wv
GOING SOUTH
Trains leave Randolph as follows;
90 A. M.
Night Express, daily for Boston and all New
England points. Through Coaches and
Sleeping cars for Boston via Lowell. also
ior Springfield.
10 90 a. M.
Mail week DAYS for Worcester, Boston and
New York. Parlor car 10 New York without
change.
90 IL. NJ.
New England states limited daily for
Boston and for New York, via sprla., held and
uees days Tor New London. Through
Coaches and Cafe parlor Car To Boston.
Meas served a "a carte. Pullman Parlor
ear 70 springfield.
Ia r. MI.
| ton.
Az II M
sunday only for white River Jet.
GOING NORTH
90 a. MI.
Night Express daily for Montreal and the
west Week days for ogdensburg, Richford
aal ottaWa, Sleeping car 10 Montreal daily.
10 A. Nj.
PASSENGER week days for 81 Adams, Mont
~ ottawa aud Richford, connecting at
burlington Tor Troy and Albany.
"A a. M.
Sahda. s only, local passenger 'or st. Adams
Se II. M.
t asu Shd Express week days for Burling-
M cambridge Junction, st. Adams, Rouses
pponhL Ogdeasburg, Richford and Montreal.
raiinan Parlor car to Montreal
10 n. M.
NV New England states Limited" daily for
g Nonerea, a.. Chicago. Cafe Parlor car to
man S 81, Meals served Ia carte. Pull
~Sn sleeping car to Chicago
3PSpl pT - change without notice.
% DEN ILEN, General Pa senger Agent.
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Commissioners Notice.


ESTATE OF CHARLES ". CURTIS.
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Hartford
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Charles w. Curtis, late of
Bethel, in said District deceased, and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purposes
Aforesaid at the Office of Guy Wilson in said
Bethel, the 2Sth day of December,
sra ana L,s' MAY ua{ n recruary near ~,
said days, and that six months from the
18th day of November, A. d. 1906. Is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to
present their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Bethel Vt, this 23d day OF
November, A. ID. 1906.
ia, GUY Ir WILSON rs0N, Commissioners.
Carrie A. Curtis, Administrators
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Early Hours.

The Man-Are you and your sister
having a pretty gay time this sum
mer?'
The Cirl-Not very. Why, we've eat
en- breakfast with the family twice this
week!
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OIL uollai0 blhis
tocure, and | went
TO the hospital,
but they failed TO
cure me and IL
was getting worse
all the time. Five
weeks ago my wife
bought a box Of
Cutioura ONT
ment and one
cake OF Cuticura
Soap, and | am
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This is sad and bitter world" re-
marked a gentleman of Irish extrac.
ton. I'VE never strew flowers on
mans grave until after he is dead"
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The Requisite.

Knicker-Where do you want to
spend your vacation?
Bocker-At any golf links with
summer resort attached.-N. Y. Sun.
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a Daily Thought.

We Judge ourselves by what we feel
capable of doing, while others Judge
us by what we have already done.-
Longfellow.
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Notice..

whereas my wife. Mae s. Cady, has left my bed
and board without just cause or provocation, this
Is TO notify all persons not to harbor trust her
on my account CLAIR w. CADY.
Randolph, VT, June Is, 1906.
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clIRED BY CUTICURA
IN FIVE WEEKS

ss',se the year 1894 / have been
,-onbled with a very bad case OF
se,ema which | have spent hundreds
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Worst Accident in History.

Worst ACCIDENT m History.
The most awesome accident in his
tory was the fall of Roman amphi-
theater in the time of Tiberius Fifty
thousand people were crushed.
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lgeS Perfected Poultry Food

may be obtained of the following;
I Bq Sl Go, South STAFFORD,
q z. Morrill, PittSaeld.
1F"1 4 ~ +, Martin, Brookfleld,
Z; fHnce, South Randolph.
'Ildgue 4 sprague, East Randolph.
n nhgWitt, south Royalton,
n n bhailley & Son, Btrnard,
", b. Fish, Stockbridge.
- n. blgelow 4 Son, r. Brookfield,
Ieorge A. Laird, Royalton.
ID. d. M0ulton, No. Randolph,
q, A. Wright, No. Tunbridge,
T. l. Clatlin, Il. Braintree, Vt,
A. A. storrs, East BetheI,
J.. y. Tr srlse, Ran 'olph,
p King N, r,,., M, A. Moody, Reth /.
> n Skins, Gaysvilie,
kltry Fooads AGENTS In every village where our
lryilago aI y hot sold II Il Il NOT on sale in
kpooBGs s.o we VIII send YOU freight prepaid. a
'of $500 or 60 pound sack for So 90
eARROLL S. PAGE,
= Hyde Park, Vermont.
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DISF|GUR|NC
:" SKIN HUM0R

,noossibIe to Get Employment, as
Fsce and Body Were Covered With
r,hing Sores : Scratched Till
flash Was Raw Spent Hun
dreds Of Dollars on Doctors and
posOItaIs and Grew Worse
The evening world., 1906-06-02
LESSON OF SLOCUM
IS NOT FORGOTTEN
Swoop Down on
Craft in Harbor ana Call
for Fire Drill.

Local stcambo1t insper ors svooped
unexpectedly on excursion and
ferry boats ana o.her Graf; IN rae har-
Dor. put them through their fire. drills
ana inspected pfescrycrs and other iifc-
saving appurteuaucsa
In many instances the inspectors COM
plimen ed the captains on their efficient
fire drills. Within nf:y seconds after
the command HAD been given on the
PEGASUS and PerseIs. OF the Iron
steamboat companys fleet. two streams
OF water were playing over ,ac sc sells
sides.
Nearly a dozen ether craft were IN.
spected before the average city dwollor
had breakfas;ed Tho Esie ferryboat
Ilackcnslck passed the tests success
fully. as did the Pennsylvania ferry
boats Jersey CITY aad Philadelphia.
The f%erryboat Atlantic. plying between
New York and SEQ Cate. also came UP
TO the requirements. as ala TIE fishing
boat Angler and the Charity Depart,
mcnt boat franklin Edsou.
Some time during the day or early
Tomorrow the Grand Republic. sister
ship 20 the Inflated s.ocum. VIII ne
Inspected. and within the next tlroc
lays the inspectors hope to have wise
lied every htrbpr ana colstwise craft
iu the harhor.
The rookie; and lifeline guns on tac
'"aztwisc steaWc-s failed 10 work dur
ing The inspectors sits. and uu stt r.
win toe made 10 compel tue own 81,
~ al colst-going vessels 10 otuip tut!g
ran With steel gun carriages The
wooden carriages row used wer
found TO have roit,.1 after foIr or nVo
years service. rendering them wortlless
The" inspectors ave forbidden ule
rtrrtirg OF fishing or excursion partr-
oa tlEhnHfs unless they are equipped
as pa selEcr BOATS and carry all the
necessary life pr%eserycgs and lines.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
New Yorker, Who Beat
Joyce at Celtic Park, Has
Trained Himself.
HAS WON FIFTY PRIZES.
New Haven Boy Made Worlds
Record in the Pole
Vault.

Although the outdoor season IN attn
leticr IS We: young. two "%phenoms' have
come into great prominence, n he
practical demonstration OF their ability
aga!ns. strong fields has ent.-ed them
10 honors gained. The development OF
two possible champions so early IN The
season is one OF the most promising
indications o. q brilliant. outdoor sea-
son.
a brand new amateur distance runner
was uncovered at the Decoration Day
games at Celtic Park n the person OF
Winfield c. Bailey. OF the Niehawk y.
c. THIS %youth-he IS barely twenty
years old-looks like a coming pheaom-
enon because he Is OF clean habits is
enthusiastic about athletics and has
never been spoiled by Aat,ery or adu.a-
ton.
To beat john Joyce. Mike Spring and
Billy Frank from scratch Is no mean
achievement FOR a youth. That IS what
Bailey did. Il vas the first time ne ever
started from scratch in a three-m.le
track race. and the way he peat Joyce
out in the spr!n; It the end set the
crowd crazy.
Joyce was not IN perfect condition.
but he had enough LEFT in the last lap
to stan on any ordinary runner, Bailey
went by him Ike a streak. joyce. being
older and more eNpcrleuced. thought ne
wonderful sprint. but the slim-leEeeI
boy was there with the strength and
the stamina.
Young Bailey is n city-born boy. He
The evening world., 1906-06-02

AT Hammerstein's Paradise ROOF Gar.
den the opening bill will te headed ~
Lalla Selb.ni, the Bathing Beauty, ii
European novelty. Others Will be GIN
Provost. Abby Mitchell and her Mem:
phis Students. Woodward's Trained
Seals, the Four Bard Brothers, the
Camille Trio. and the Constantine SIS
At Keith's the Four Fords VII be
ard her Statue Dog, Ed = Raynard,
the Melaui THO. Walter c. Kelly. Wills
and Hassln. Harry Salmon and Ida
Chester, and the Tanakas
Prort0r's Thcatres-The headlincr At
the Twenty-thlri street house VIII be
the Bonha!r-Gregory Troupe Others
Girl" Henry Lee IN approximations me
Lasky-Rolfe ON met. p w itnlnn,
Sisters. Smith and Campbell, Pau
Barnes ana Troyallo The First Violin.
w!ll bo given ar tho one Hundred and
Twcnty-afh street theatre
Al Tnuv Pastors win hc the Miu1c
Four. Tom pud Edith Almond Solhlnl
and SEWN Nihhs and Bordeaux Anna
.Ctandler. Elmer Jerome and Fred COS
5 ~ the Colonial Vcsta Tilly will lnauc-
urate hcr fnrcW.ii en17s mont otaers
wUl be Walter Jones and Mabel I'M"
Dave Genaro and Ray 5lIey Dlatie
\. Mason. Lew kcllY ana ,1,om,aIy
riu I.uby and the Todd Judge
t lie Alhambra VIII be the Marvel
ON F,tys. Delight Rarsch and her
Pronmstlck WitcNcs. Tie Lastly ttuttr
c-or,1any. the Fourteen BLACK Hussars
Barnold's DOGS aud cats. Rayinnnl
and Cavcriy. Aurle rnswrl. and Con-
there and Gillette.
AZ nlrilg s Sc-imon's VIII he Roland
West and COMPANY ion q p"ote4l net
bobby Gav!or and company. Al weston
ana The ScNion's Dream
Princess Ch.ueuila and ~ Ne"el,
Rcnncr ana Gourdier. Tom Moore ana
"t Iilbtr.s Will be Mime Beatrice.
snake charmers Prof N2wTan. ne
Leroy Trio. E.alae Anderson and the
A, the Eden Musee King Alfonso ~
spain is tne latest addition TO tho
World IN Wax. New cinematograph
uictures OF san Francisco are shown
At Atlantic Garden will be the Kahn
owski Brothers. Gaylor n Gran.
Eddie Clarke. Lillian jeanette, and
Thomas and Payne.
DOWN AT COMFY.
san Francisco 4 new spectacular
The evening world., 1906-06-02
Gilbert Another Wonder.
ROOF GARDENS TO OPEN NEXT WEEK

THE r~oof-sarden season Will come
in with a rush nex; week. Three
aerial Openings" are scheduled
simultaneously WITH the summer alos'
Ing q. various theatres.
The New Amsterdam Aerial Theatre
ana Gardens VIII inaugurate the 1896
season Monday night BY presenting
George NJ. Conan in his 81 three-act
play, The Governors SON. completely
rewritten and brought up TO date. The
action is In and around Il summer hotel
and the plot hangs on the old but
serviceable theme OF mistaken identity.
Mr.. Cohan VIII be supported By a large
cast. headed ~ Jerry J and Helen +.
Cohan. Ethel Levy. Truly Shattuck n
William Neogh.
a musical extravaganza. Seeing New
York" will ~slsnalize the opening OF
Wistaria Grove. on the New York and
Criterion Theatres. Tuesday night. The
first half OF the evening Will be given
up to vaudeville. the performance clos
ing with the c-NtrIyagnnza. Seeing
New York is by Messrs. Hart. Craw-
ford and sloane. ana rs divided into six
scenes. Gepitting such local sights AS
the Flatiron Building. the Hotel Aston,
the Park Casino ana an east Side
tavern. Carrie de Ma and Al Lccct. wlil
head the cast. which VIII include Cheri.
a simpson. Clifton Crawford and
John T.. Brennan.
For the entire second week Of their
popular price Shakespearean revlvais
at the Academy OF Music the Sotnern
Niarlowc Company " u present .'Much
About Nothing The following
week viii De divided ctwecn 'Iamins
az tho Shew' and Merchant OF Ven
''e. Buster Brown" with Master Gabriel.
and George All. will De next week 5
onering at the Grand opera House.
Leon Morris's DOG and Pony Circus
being added AZ an extra feature.
."lhe Goldhclds OF Nevada a West
ern u.elodrama, Will be the attraction
ut the American.
Al the West End George ODER will
bc seen In or. Jckyll and Mr.. Hyde"
LIN n Woman's Power Will be pre-
sented at the Thalla,
Brown. OF Harvard Will end its
Ions run Mt the Princess Theatre
Thursday night. The Embarrassment
OF Riches" at Wallack's and the en-
gagcment OF the w. j.. Kelly Stock
Company at the Harlem Opera House
close tonight.
At Weber's a departure is made from
the glove smudSlng programmes Of old
The evening world., 1906-06-02
TOBACCO
FOUND IN HOBOKEN
Detectives Capture $1,000.
Worth and Arrest -Four Men
as Being in Plot.

Tho vigilance Of two detective SER
seants blocked an attempt to smuggle
400 worth Of tobacco into Hoboken
to-day. -Four men are under arrest.
and special treasury agents believe they
viii uncover a big pot by which thou
sands OF dollars worth OF tobacco has
been Struggled in b. way OF Ho5oken.
observation-disclosures Hopper and Gar
rick are assigned 70 the Hobokea river
front. \ ruober-tlred runabout. drawn
by a fast horse and containing two
men and fcyeral bundles. attracted
their attention carly to-day. They were
compelled to chase the vehicle and
draw their reviewers before the rer
submitted to arrest.
st HEADQUARTERS tie runatout was
found 70 contain four bales OF tobacco
valued qt S5oo each. The men arrested
gave tdt!r name. M Fred Lang. OF No.
Gpi Monroe street. and William Bus
SAID .HeY hdl been instructed BY Abra-
ham C@1ssnan, ~ 40. 40 Washington
street.. t. livc TO tho p,cr az the foot
90 Fourth stree. Hui get four bales
~ tobacco that had heen landed there
from "a flwb4Lt u1dt o. cover OF darkness.
Hopper ana G1rri,k Wen. to the
Was lngtun street address and arrested
Cilnsawau and q man namcl kaiusea-
SOY. Who wls tound on the %precniges.
fore United States Commissioner stan
ton and an adjournment Was taken un-
ID u"vt Wednesday to allow further
luNca .l"atiNu.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
VAUDEVILLE MEN
BALK AT COMBINE
Western Managers Do Not
Favor Plans of Trust and
Consolidation Is Halted.

The heads OF practically all the big
vaudeville theatres and circuits IN this
country. who are attempting to unite
tAelr competitive Interests In a giant
combination, have run up against an
unexpected snag.
At 4 meeting which lasted nearly
all day and was held behind locked
doors in the st James Building
II MAS i,arned that Maurice Myerfeli.
OF Chicago, who owns q controlling
Interest ~ the Orpheum Circuit. watch
extends all over the West. mad baked
at ~ulgulu6 the nnal articles OF agree
ment and thai Kohl & Castle. also
OF Chicago. had developed a lukcwarm
feeling Tor the scheme.
Vaudeville men who are In a position
10 know say hat the plan Is TO pool
al the competing interests n then
lssue stock IN proportion TO the earn
.ng power OF such interest. The OBJ
jectors In the meeting View this propu-
sltion as a roundabout way OF asking
them TO buy back their own stock and
then become janitors instead Of man
ayers OF their " theatres -
The evening world., 1906-06-02

veloped within the last two or three
years. The enormous expenditures FOR
reconstruction and Improvements are
bearing rich fruits.
An issue OF SIS. ooo.poo new bonds Is
proposed by the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line Railway. 10 take Up $4,000
outstanding bonds and provide money
for needed improvements This road Is
leased TO the Southern Railway Com
PAM. which pays I per sent per an
mum on It's stock. a stockholders com
mlttee. headed by W. Emlen Roosevelt.
threatens 10 oppose the bonding V!an
unless they secure a guarantee OF an
increase In the dividend on the xtock.
The week Just closed has been so
barren OF financial results that many
OF the brokers in the Stock Exchange
and on the curb have dubbed &. ''por-
erty week. Even loss OF profits and
hts OF the blues. however, fan TO elim-
mate the perennial spirit OF FUN that
the younger element IN Wall
street Some OF the wags in tho Stock
Exchange started a mock subscription
THIS morning for the immediate RELIEF
OF destitute brokers"
AStuA conditions were shown better
by the bank statement to-day than was
the case last week. although more than
100000 gained by the banks from the
suo-Ireasury so oyer into next weeks
averages The statement shows u
SINAI Increase IN loans as was expected
on OF tho mid-week holiday.
There was an increase in reserve u
A.Lo,lU and an Increase in surplus OF
sl2l $40. The surplus OF the New York
banks now Is 80, Slb,0 5. compared with
%.uoO, 30 one year age
Greene Consolidated was the consplc-
uous feature IN the trading on the curb
market owing to ule news from MeA-
leo OF the riots and burning OF the
Greene mining amp at Cauanea, a
panichy feeling developed in the Greene
Consolidated, which sold down from
Is l-2 10 - SIS. In the NEAR time
Mackay common made anew high rec
ord at IS. In the main trading on the
curb as we'll as in the Stock Exchange
was slow.
The evening world., 1906-06-02
TERRAN0VA GIRL HAS NO
HOME TO GO TO IF FREED
Her Husband Does Not Want Her, Her Mother
Is Dying and Only House of Good Shep-
herd Is Open to Her.

Josephine Terrunova. pronounced not
guilty Of the murder OF her aunt, is
anxlously awaiting her deliverancs
from the Tombs. s,ni under indict-
ment .or the murder OF her uncle. she
remains a prisoner at the Distrct-At-
torney's pleasure.
There Is no likelihood. after Justice
SCOTS remark in charging the Jurors.
tina Mr.. Jerome will put the State 20
the expense OF trying the girl for tho
murder OF hcr uncle. But Mr.. Jerome
IS anxious through his hold on the SRI
TO force an agreement from her COIN
sci that she will be so placed that Der
future wifi he properly safesuarded.
TIE glr.'s mother IS dying and has no
home 20 tate her TO. Her husband does
not want her back. Father Luke Evers.
IL. Tonhs chaplain. has arranged Cor
her reception al the House OF the Good
Shepherd. and she win probably be re
leased to 80 there.
Slept Well Last Night.
Josephine slept like a enid last night.
She wept at arst because she could not
leave the prison after the jury had set
her free. but aiger her counsel had ex-
rla.nd the situation TO hex she became
resigned. She was greatly comforted by
a visit from John 5. Dale. the gray
haired. eray-bsaried Juror who had
shown so much sympathy for her from
the outset OF the trial,
Il have come 70 tell you" he said,
'',ha, there Is stlli q great deal In NE
To- You Forget the terrible things that
The evening world., 1906-06-02
WHEAT RALLIES AFTER
ATTACK BY BEARS.

Favored by weather and Continental
cables. the bears made an attach on
wheat in the market to-day and cut
prices. but the market rallied later,
Trading was rather light.
Corn wac steady, with July up.
New Yorl's opening prices were:
Wiheat-July. Sc IS. September. sos.
Chicago's opening prices were: Wheat
July. so 5-s TO so 81; September. az 5-S
to 1884: December. 81. Corn-Juiy,
40 l-2 to 40 5-S; September i0ls to 40 ii.
~ 3-S; May. Is,
New YorN's closing prices were:
Wheat-July 81 H. offered; September.
s. bid. December, So a. Corn-July,
&c 81 bid; September % IL bid. Decem-
Der, - ~ bill.
Chicaso's closing prices were: Wheat
July. 81 Ii TO 81 SIS. September. 81 is.
corn-Aay, As Ia TO Is as July, 90 is.