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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31
Srofber7o9tbum.
gus Der Dampthaht.

Gin nener gemeis, DAB Der nNons
nenunterriht" ni6t 10 i'm Irgen
liegt, pie Ian6e es gu glanbeu
i6einen, lit Der @rfolg bes bieligen
E%eniionates Ste. Sophie; ie6s S6ii<
lerinnen bieier Mnltalt baben bas
@gamen fir oas fran5oiii6e 9repet
De rNuiance iebr gut beltanbeu. SRI.
Warie Semmer aus @ttelbriid bat
bns Siplom bes b0beren Srepet err
langt nnb Die flint anbern: SRI.
Irlner ans 2nrembur9, SRI. Settle
gtienne aus Siibeliugen, SRI. Iarie
Yrim aus Sells. SRI. Sol. Sped aug
Gid q. B. Il5., lnD SRI. Wtarg.
@eber bon 2impertsbers baben bas
Gramen fir ben erlten @rab nit
grfolg %beitanben.
Siherem gcrnebmcn na6 piro
in ben ndditen Sageu Die Srage bes
Iusbaues zines neuen ltdbtiiber
acknowledgements unD elmer ~eleftris
i6en itdbtii6en Strabeubabn gelolt
tperoen. Die bebeutenbiten Sirmen
Der eleftriiden 8ran6e baben lid
Der Sa6e angenommen unb auf
8rnnb ibrer g~rfabrung Der Stabts
p%ertualtlng Yroiefte unb Yldne ei,>
gerei6t, morin YorI6ldge iiber ben
Iusbau bes 8erfes gemcht iperben.
Ser Sau fol- IN freier Gonturren5
perse6eu perben. Sen Sfferten
peri6iebener Sduier liest Elm &oitens
betra9 bon 11a bis 2 Miuiouen 5u
@runbe. Sarin lit einbe9riffen Der
Ban Der eleftrii6en Gentrale mnb
5fpar 10, baB ipdter auh Die Strpm>
lieferung fir Die geleubtunssanlage
m0gli6 iein tpiro; ierner Der Sdu
elmer Sabnitrede bon etfpa IL &ilos
metern. ioipie Die 9ieferung bes mo-
tbiaen r~olenben Materials. Gins
5elne Sirmen baben oils 9anplab fir
Sic Gentrale Die Steue binter ben,
SoQeriher S6lahtbaus in @usiift
aenommen, mo Die @emeinbe Sols
leri6 elm 5iemli6 ausgeoebutes @es
ldnbe reierbiert bat.
Mm 80. SUM Ibenbs nm II ltbr
81 @iuIten fanS iih bel Der gntlee@
run9 bcs 9rieffaitens an Der Saupts
pull tt SNuIlSi SNt wv fupp~
Observation-Disclosures init Der Mufi6rift:
Pin Germ @eblen, Soitfaliierer."
Wtdn permutbete na6 Dem 8eni6t
lofort @elo IN @olb ais Snbalt. be-
ionbers, oab es iib Inn Den 9ieits
betrag Der fiir6lih geitoblenen @elb@
ienoung banbelte. SoltperSeptor
3immer. Der iofort benahribtist
murbe, nabm Elm Srotofou auf unb
perl6lob baS S6d6telheu unerofinet
bis Sonntag Sormittug, mo es i'm
Seilein bes Yoitoireftors Serrn Sas
Der e%roffnet puroe. gs entbielt
tbatlGhlih Die 2.100 Iarf, Die an
benz 9eitoblen seipeienen 9etras mod
feblten, unb 5ipar 5tpei Sauienb>
marfrolen, Die nod in berielbeu
Siile paren, pie iie in 8ilb ab9ez
eansen paren, nnb ben Heit in Siinfs
marfi6einen. Sn Der Shahtel lag
ferner Elm 3ettelhen nit Der Iuiz
i6rift: .Sier bas an9ebli6 geitobs
lene @elo. Gin rebli6er Sinber.
sic brmaden alio nidt mebr einen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31
Observation-Disclosures
) o%Snxem6urger 9(a&rl&ten. )


Trier gebpren unb fam i'm Sabre
1855 NIT ibrer Mntter unb 8ei6pi>
tern na1 Imerifa. @s iiberleben
lie i6r @atte unb brei S06ter. Sie
Veerbigung fanb am Witttpo6 bon
Der ct. Sran5 bon Gales Stride alls.
auf benz Galpariens @ottesader itatt.
Sic rllbe in Sriebenl
Ser bpdum. Batter q. Sriermciler
bon Go3elbile, Wis., Der ben boh>
p'iten 9ii6of S6tpeba6 auf ieiner
g%uropareiie beglcitete. langte nm
Sreitag berfloiiener ISOLDE mieoer in
ieiner @emeinbe an unb ertbeilte I'M
lebten Sonntag Ieinen Yfarrfinoern
Den pdpitli6en Seeen.
Mn Der srpi,cn Tarabe, tpel6e AM
Sonnta9. Den 20. Suli, gelegentli9
bes Sdngerfeltes in ct. Saul ltatt>
fanb. betbeiligten iif audi Die 2urems
burger fait boa5dblig, uno 5ipar NIT
ei9ener Wuiiffapeae. Sic 3anos>
leute tru9en bel pieier @elegenbeit
neue Mb5eihen unb riefen bur6 ibr
itrammes Iuftreten %algemeine Be-
numbering berpor. Sic ct. 8auler
Sonaen baben Dem 2uremburger gtas
men bel bieier 9ele9enbeit gbre ses
md6t.
Der rIprt darlington Seituus"
lit S~pleenbes entnommen:
Sn Burlington. Wis., nurben
am "a. Suli burm Tep. S6eo. Sa@
cobs getraut: Sr. Senrp Noeien,
Sobn bon Sobn Noelen bon Sort
@aibineton, uno SRI. Cutie Seiers
itein, So6ter bon Som. Seierftcin
bon 2afe Gburd. Sic Mngeborigen
bes juns:n Yaares pobnten Ser
Srauung bel. Ser iunse 8rdutis
gam lit in Der 9rab Sounbrp in
burlington ais Sngenieur an9eitcat.
Gin miirpiges altes Gniieblers
Saar iinb Serr iinb Srau Senrp
WiiQer in Comm Sort @aibington.
Sic famen I'M Sabre 1852 aus ibrer
Seimntb gefort, &antou gdternaf,
2uremburg, na6 Sort Wdibineton
unp baben leitber bier getpobnt. Sr.
Wtiiler ipurbe ant pergan9enen II.
Oe5ember SO Sabre unb ieine Satin
am s. Ipril bieies Sabres ebenfaIs
50 Sabre aft. @r lit nod reht
riiitig unb belorat ale @artenarbeit,
Srnu IiiQer binge9en mlB felt einis
gen @ohen ipegen Nbeumatismus
bas Saus bitten. Seit Sabren iinb
lie 16on llreroBeltern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31

bon Ieuent, Dab arbeit cine @oGls
tbot lit.
limb nod elm Bib, elm redt biiites
res. iteigt Dor uniern Iugen auf.
Sas Bib bes Ierurtbeilten, Der ltet3
Die Irbeit geideiIt bat unp MN in
e%inlanler 3eue. nit ihmer belaitetem
8epillen unO CUR Sbatloiigfeit pers
llrtbeilt, nah Irbeit buritet. tic fir
Il6 ais cine INN Jest perlogte 8obls
that erflebt. Sdtte er tie ais iolde
fritber erfanntl WiiBigsang mar
ieiner Batter Infang. lein unniibes.
B. b. tbatenloIes, arbeitslheues 2eben
ieiner Sreibeit friiber SOB. ~
&omnren Sdmer8 unb Sriibiaf
iiber urs, Damn tritt Die Irbeit uns
5ur Seite; ais @neel bes Sroltes
reidt lie inns Die Satp, modte uns
halten urb fiibren unD ar unier
Senfen unb gmpfinoen 5u uillerem
Seiten sun5 in Selblag nebmen. oas
nit oas llnsliid nidt iiber un5 5err
rperOe. rGonrm 81 mir. greife mid
felt an, 10 ruft lie Dem bon 9eiD
Grmdtteten gu, lid bin elm iiherer
Stab in Seiner Sanb, nit Dem 0n
audi iiber Contemplate binipeg.
tommit."
Saben mir inns crit 3u irgen6
tpel6er Sbdtigfeit ipieber aufgeraift.
10 itno mir DEM 2eben ipiebersemons
men nno tOnnen ME gang urgliidli1
ietn. go erpeiit lid aid Damn,
fpenn Suit uno Sreuoen ihren yiei5
fir uns perloren baben. Die grbeit
ais &otltbdterin. als 8etterin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31

llnidulbisen gu berbd6tisen. gu
bemerfen lit, oab bas Ydd6en .
i9en 11:03 llbr, mo Die leete en-
leerung itattgefunben bate. unb II
ubr 27 Winuten ei%ngetporfen ipor>
ben fem mub. Ser Soften. Der
INN oieie 3eit bic 8a6e bate, ioa
lber cine Serion, Die er am 8riefs
faiten bei6dftiet seieben bate. cine
Iuslage 9emd6t baben. Nan nimmt
an, Der Sieb. auf ben man Gerbaht
bate unb Der ieitber auf S6ritt unb
Sritt poli5eili6 beobnhtet mar, babe
bas @elb 5uriid9ebraht, neil er
ni6tS bapon aus9eben fonnte. obne
1i6 81 berratben.
Sas freipiGise Senerwebrfurps
bon &reu5griino6en bas inter Der
2eitung bes Germ Seinrif @iinI6
AM Sonntas, ben 1. Suli. bon 2u@
remburg na6 Saris CUR Sbeilnabme
an einem Seuertpe1rpettltreit abge>
reiit mar, erbielt ais Ius5ei6nung
Den Spe5ialpreis, goloene 8rone unb
iilberne Webaile NIT 9egliidpiin>
i6ung Der Surb. Sas 3orps trof
am abenb bes 4. Sl.li Inn $3.50 llbr
bier elm unb tpirbe feitli6 emz
pfangen.
Im z. Snni griinbeten Die 2e9rer
einen 2ebrergeiangperein our SDr>
berung uno Yflese. bes S6uls. @olfss
unb &unitgeianges. Iebnli1 Dem
Siiiielborfer 2ebrerseian9perein mil
Der 2nremburger 2ebrergeiangperein
ali6 bas @erbienit in Inipru6 neb>
men, pornebme Gbormliit na9 Sc
biibr gu pflegen.
am 3. Snli fanb Srar Sborn I'M
i'm Yart cine 8rieftai6e nit 1000
Warf. Ser 8ei1dftsfiibrer zines
9~anoelsbauies Denies alsbalo. baB
er Die Summe eben an Der Snter>
nationalen gant eintai1iert unb perz
loren bate. Werci Wabame. unb
Die Sa6e ma abeetbanl
Sm Ifaficntbal itar6 Der 20
Sabre alte 3apemeiiter 5. Sbia, elm
Sobn bes GafesS eiisers Sbius Shed
an ben i6tpur5en Yoden. Sofort
mad Dem Sobe purbe Die 2ei6e CUR
@rbe beltattet.
Serr @ilbelm 9eiepre. lansidbris
ges Iitelieb Der Sanbelsfammer, lit
bur6 fonislihes Sefret gum Goniul
bon Nortpegen fir oos @robber3os>
tbum 2urem6ur9 ernannt fporoen.
Gtpilitanb Der Stabt 9mgemburs.
6eiratben - 2. Suli: So
bann Seter gugen Yrim. @laier. NIT
&atbarina @elter; Sobann 8arbnh,
S6iffer, NIT Inna Weoinser; Nifoz
lauS SIles 8irion, aaufmann, NIT
8atbarina Heuter. . A.: Wihel
Sprand, SagelObner, NIT gliie
S6mit. s.: 2ubtpig Sid, Siitten>
arbeiter. NIT Waria 8eis; 8ottfrieb
Strund, Sa9elobner. NIT Barbara
lleroinsen.
SterbefGIIe. 30. SUM:
@liiabetb, Mbertine G%briitopbani,
alt 81 Sabre. pbne Stanb, 8ittpe
bon 2ubpis Sell. 5tIbs. goiffeur;
Sobdnn Setter Hoaineer, aft 33 S.,
Sergmann, ebelos. 80: 8erarbnio
Santella. alt % Sabre. grbarbeiter.
3. Suli: gbriitian SoIImann. alt "a
Sabre, Sanbelsmann; Suianna
S6ilb, alt 81 Sabre, obne Stanb,
Gbefrai bon Iatbias Yeteib. gigen@
thinner. g.: Safob Hoiiels, alt 70
Sabre, &lempnermeiiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31

Ian6cr lebt oapon. bah er
perfaunt nirS.
@ei euren ainbern. Miitter.
iuGt bas Slid.
Ian6c Soiinuns fann MIR Die
Grinnerun9 erfilcn.
Ser @eiiimismis lit gu ban.
oisen, Der Sptimismiis niHt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-31
6rpnme 0pttcrsebenbcit.

Oils Die III. Gliiabetb bon Sbiirins
gen Die Srauerbotidaft peruabm. baB
Suopig. ibr iiiritli6er. 5drtlifit ges
ltebter 8enlabl auf leinem &reu5suge
ms 9l. 2dnb. fern bon Der Sets
matb geitor6en lei, Do poQte Der
armen. crit 5pan5i9idbrigen Srau
oas Ser5 brehen por Sd)mer3 unb
Seib. sic purbe balo bleid, bulo
roth, rang Die Sdnbe uno pebflagte:
gI1, Serr 8ottl Sie ganse 8eIt
uub ale 2iebe barin lit Jest foot fiir
mid! - Stun babe ib Iues pers
loren! 8 mein fromrer Nann. 10
bit Oh alto geitorben uno bolt mid
5n~rildgelaIien i'm glenb! 8 mie
peroe ib leben f0nnen obne bih2
Ih, ib arnne. troitloie Witttue; adj.
i6 armielige Srau!~
Damn betete lie bon Snbrunit:
$50 trDite mid MIN Su. Der Su
@ittipen unb g8aiien ni1t ~berlGIielt.
nit Seiner @naoel Q mein 8ott.
MN trDite Su midi 8 mein SeIus.
itdrfe On mid in meiner G6tpahs
belt"
limb Der liebe 8ott, Ser ibrent
bergen bieie blutige @unbe gelflas
gen, erborte ibr @ebet uno trdilfelte
and l%inoernoen Snllam gldubiger
grgebung III ieiuen gpttlihen @ilen.
llno lie fiiblte jest i6ou in ibrer
Seele, lpns lie ipdter, als ,nn ibr
Die 8ebeine ibres tbeliren @emables
iberbraftc, in folgenoem berrliben
8ebete ausiprah:
sd babe meinen Uemabl iiber
ale irbiiden Singe lieb 9ebabt; unb
Su tpeiBt lpobl, o 9err, menn es
iein fonnte. nit Seiuem beiligen
sottlifen 8iIen, 10 lpdre mir mein
9eben unb feline liebe tr6itlihe Sc
genpart lieber nls ale Sreuoe.
@onne. gbre nnb Quit bieier @elt.
Sd pollte gerne ole meme 9ebenss
tase in Irmutb nit linn bctteln
geben. penn ib MIR lein Mntlis
leben biirfte. - aber 0einem g6tts
liden 8iQen. lieblter Serr, mill ib
nidlt ipiberitreben; Seinem gottlinen
@iIen befeble ih meinen liebIten
8emabl uno mid. - llno nift nit
einem fleiuen Sonre ipoute ih i'm
ipieoer gum 2eben nusloien. penn ib
fDnnte. 9egen Seiuen beilisen
@iuen."
@as lit Silomns?
Ntit feinem @prte miro mehr
0tiBbrdub getrieben. ais nit bieiem.
USE oft nennen mir Sen einen ges
biloeten Weni6en. Der lid in ben
geieli6aftliden Sormeu 5u befpesen
peib, ndbrenb or bod pieleiht bios
dubsrlid abgei6lifien. iunerlih aber
rob ober boil lit. 8ie mander Ios
eenannte @elcbrte bGlt iih fiir aes
biloeter als Die iibrige Wenihbeit.
neil er innerbalb Der @dnbe ieiner
Stuoieritube Serr ales SeiIen lit.
mas Die Ioripelt in benz @ebiete
ieines enseren 8iiiens berporgebraht
bat. ipdbreno er, iiber Die Shpele
bieier Stube tretenb. lid fremo fiihlt
in allen 2ebenSperhdltniien. Gin
Colder lit nidt sebiloet. ionbern nur
eingebilbet. @ebilbet lit mn Ser.
lpeldter nit lleberlpinbung Der natiirs
lifen Gobbeit pieieniee Iugemei1ens
belt be5 SenfenS unb gSiiisnS. be5
gmpfinbens. 8ollens uno Sbuns ii1
erruueen bat. pelde ben Sorberuus
Gen eutipriht. Die Der @eiit Der 3eit
on ben gin5elnen itelt.
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Sn ibrcr @Dbnmns, SO. 987 8eit
Giebente Strabe in ct. Saul. Wiinu.,
itarb am Montas. ben %. Suli. Srau
Barbara Sammer. 9eb. Sauier, mad
einidbrioer @ranfbeit, im Glter BON
SO Sabreu. Srau Sammer mar
i'm Sabre 1S45 in Der Nabe bon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-17

At the bedside when death came were
Mrs. J.. Addison Hayes, OF Colorado
Springs, the only surviving daughter OF
Mrs. Davis; Jefferson Davis Hayes, a
grandson. Mrs. Charles E Bateson. a
niece; DR. and Mrs. Gustave Webb, the
latter q granddaughter, and DR.. Rob-
ert h Wylie, who with DR.. Webb cared
for Mrs. Davis throughout her illness
J. Addison Hayes, husband Of Mrs
Davis only living child had been sum-
noned from Colorado Springs and was
hurrying across the continent when n
message announcing Mrs. Davis death
intercepted him.
sketch OF Her Life.
Mrs. jefferson Davis. the widow of
the president. of the, Confederacy, was
born in Mississippi. in. old Adams coun-
ty, in 1926. Varina Howell, as her maiden
name was. became. the wife of Jefferson
tenth year. Her father was dis
tinguished for service in New Orleans
In the war Of 1872 and the Howell fam
lily was among the most prominent OF
that section. She was Mr. Davis sec
ond wife. his first svifes daughter of
General Taylor, having died a short
time after their marriage.
Mrs. Davis was known for. her clear
Judgment and she decided the first time
that she saw her future husband that
he was the right man. She was then II
years old and was invited at that time
to come over to the Hurricane, the
Davis place. to meet Jefferson. who had
beeu away from home for a long time.
She never had seen him before, but
he had been making a great reputation
for himself at that time and has fame
had spread everywhere throughout the
state.
Mr.. Davis was then about So years Of
age, tail. OF commanding presence and
counted the most graceful horseman-i in
the state.
She was married to Jefferson Davis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-17
OFF FOB WICHITA
Big Delegation WIN Leave for Peerless
Princess Tonlght.

More than forty Of the prominent
men Of tlae-citx- representative Of al
NalkssOf ltfe, VIII make up the party
of .Topekanss who. are to leave tonight
for Wichita on the trip planned by the
officers of the Commercial club for the
purpose of establishing friendly rela-
tons between tn is city and Wichita.
The party will travel in special Pull
man cars, one attached to the Rock
Island train leaving here at midnight.
and the other attached to the Santa Fe
train leaving here forty minutes later.
These Pullmans Will be on side tracks
in the stations at 8 o'clock this even
ing and will be ready for occupancy at
any time after that hour.
Both trains reach Wichita about the
same time III the morning and accord
ing to the present rangements the
party viii meet for breakfast at the
Carey Motel. A trip through the city
wilFabe0 made in the forenoon and
among -otheE things the newspaper Of
fees Will be-visited- Luncheon viii be
taken at noon under the hospitality Of
the Commercial club of Wichita In
the afternoon a visit will be made TO
the fair grounds. where the Southwest
ern Fair association is holding forth
this week. In the evening the party
will be the guests Of the chamber OF
commerce at a smoker. The party will
leave Wichita on the night trains on
Thursday arriving here early Friday
mornin.
Among those who have already
signified their intention Of making the
trip are s. L. Courtney, A. S. Kane, J.
c. Holland. L. NJ Blitz, E B. H Rem
ley, David Iakiri. T. L. Barnes. James
D. Sullivan H w McAfee. E. W.
Thompson. H A. Jetmcre, John f.
Frost, r. H. -Strongman. Frank r.
Baker, Arthur Capper. z. 3. Meadow
ell, r. s. Brigham, w. ". Manspea ker,
Robert J.. Payne. J. A. Cole. w. w
Crosby. J. e Schultz. J. w
Robinson, Arthur Mills Willis Edison.
w f. Roehr. w C. Stephenson. II. B.
Howard, w. H. Davis. E. s. Cowdrick,
c. B. Merriam. A. M. Fuller and W. r.
SchOch
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-17
MARKETS TODAY.
W heat Opens Firm on Advance
at Liverpool.
Higher Cables Responsible for
Firmness in Corn.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Quoted as Steady to
Weak.
Hogs About Five Cents Higher
This Morning.

Chicago. Oct. 17.-WHEAT-The wheat
market today opened firmer on an ad-
vance of I'D at Liverpool. Liberal re-
cefpts in the northwest checked the ad-
vaneing tendency somewhat Commission
houses were the best buyers, but trading
was very quiet. December wheat opened
shade higher. at 1870. advanced to l4c,
and then declined to 1899 Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
795 cars
The wheat market was firm all day and
Decef1ber advanced to 749sc The close
was firm with December, up &c, at 740
74ihc.
higher cables rain in parts Of the corn
belt and a good demand for the May op-
ton by commission houses Trading in
December was very quiet. December
opened 1sc higher, at 1859, and sold at
42ssd42iSc
Prices were firm during the latter part
Of the session, December advancing to
421sc. The close was firm, with December
up &c, at 4215c-
OATS-Fhe oats market was steady in
sympathy with wheat and corn. Offerings
were light. The amount OF business was
small December opened a shade higher
at $3.50, sold at 1874 Q5S9sc, and then ad-
Vanced to 33lAc
PROVISIONS@T provisions market
was easier because Of g 561Oc decline in
the price of live hogs. January pork was
down 21&d5c, at S13 6712G1370. Lard was a
shade lower, at SS.1715G6. 20. Ribs were ~
use lower. at s. 42i5
WHEAT-Cash. No. , red. 731k6T4e: No
3 red, I2013c; No. hard. 735z 075c. No. 3
hard, 72074c; No. northern 76dSlc; No
2 spring, 72ik@81c.
RYE-Cash: 640651hc
BARLEY Cash. 38G52c.
TIMOTHY-Oct S4071b
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-17

of great relief. He also established his
position in connection with the legisla-
ton. He cited various things in addi-
ton to those heretofore mentioned.
shoWing. Senator La Toilette had moth
ing whatever to do with the legisla-
ton Concluding the La Toilette incl
dent Senator Long said:
Il was with the president in this
rnatters7you see why i can not be with
both him and La Toilette
you must take your choice; you can
get right With Roosevelt or with La
Toilette; You can not get right with
both of them.
It want no misunderstanding OF my
position I stand for regulation. not
ownership, of corporations in interstate
commerce.; and for regulation that does
not amount to government operation >.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-17
NO FIGHT FOR CONTROL.
Annual Meeting Of Illinois Central To.
day Devoid Of Excitement.

Chicago. oct. 17.-As soon as the
meeting of the stockholders of the IL
ifnois Central railroad was called to-
day it became evident that there would
be no tight for the control OF the rail-
road as William Nelson Cromwell, act
ing for Mr.. Hartman turned over to
Stuyvesant Fish, the president of the
road. all the proxies for stock held by
Mr.. Hartman and Mr.. Fish was an
powered to vote all the Hartman
stock in the meeting Mr.. Hartman
was not personally present at the
meeting. Mr.. Cromwell said that Mr..
Hartman left New York with him, but
had left the train at Fishkill. N. Y.
and had returned to New York.
Previous to the meeting OF the
stockholders meeting OF directors
was held in President Fish's offices
What was done those in attendance
refused TO say.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-17

Engineer. Walter Reed, of the Santa
Fe, has been appointed as acting road
foreman Of engines and has already as
sumed his duties He is one Of the most
popular of the engineers on this divisioA
and the promotion Of his service to the
company His appointment viii hold
during the time John GaIivan continues
as acting trainmaster It IS ruinored
that Galivan Is to be permanently ap-
pointed as trainmaster but that depends
largely on whether O. Meadows returns
to this division after he Is released from
his duties at Needles on the return OF
superintendent John Denair-San
Bernardino sun.
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New York Produce 9garEet.

New York, Oct. 1z-BUTTER-A Market
firm Street price: Extra creamery, &c.
Official prices: Creamery, common to ex-
ira, 19d261ac; held seconds to extra, 21Q26c;
state dairy, common to fancy, 1S625c;
renovated, common to extra, 151k622c;
western factory, common to firsts, 1910
Isle; western imitation creamery. -frsts,
191h420c.
EGGS-AIarket strong. Western frsts, Is
@251zc- Official prices 241z@25c; seconds,
22G24c.
POCLTRY-Alive poultry steady. Spring
chickens, lie; fowls. he; turkeys 1Sc
Dressed poultry easy. Western springs
00lIc; spring turkeys, 14q1sc; fowls 10
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Kansas City, Oct 7.-Close-WHEAT-
Receipts today, 1879 cars. Market closed
unchanged, with quotations as follows:
Dec, $3.50; May, 72Ac. CASH NO. hard,
691a0721ac; No. hard 681sd70c; No. 2 red,
l0d7115c; No. 8 red, 66d69c.
CORN-Market unchanged. Dec, 372sc;
May 3Sssc; July, 3sstc. Cash: NO. , mix
ed. 41i40411hc; No. I mixed, 40izG401zc; No
white, ~ 04215c.
OATS-Marlxet unchanged to &c higher
No. white, S3Q34c; No. . mixed &c.
RYE-Market steady, 57G60c.
HAY-Market steady. Choice timothy
Sl2OoGi250; choice prairie, S9.50d10.00.
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery, 25c;
packing, 16c
EGGS-Market firm. Fresh. &c.
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24lbs. Sugar, S1.OO
Best cane granuluted with
a SIS. 90 order, sugar included
GROCERIES

Extra Fancy High Patent Flour. So
10 sack. $500
Kansas Oil. per gall. ..........1o Zoe
School Tablets. Toe kind. 1890. SO
Mocha and Java Coffee, ~ .....2 CSC
"a cup and saucer free with each
pound.)
Sour Pickles. quart SC. gal. 1Bo
women'a Friend Soap. 10 extra large
bars ESQ
Best Cane Granulated Sugar. 1s-lb. 81
Fresh Roasted Coffee, ID. 15c. ID. 81
Sailed Peanuts. ID. ...........2 zoe
10 Ib. sack Table salt ......... 100
Fancy Head Rice, lbs. ...... CSC
Choice Lima Beans, 3 lbs. .25c
Il ID. Chocolate. -. .----......... .1sc
Heinz New Sauer Kraut qt.. ..... 1Oc
Fresh Ralston Pancake Flour,
packages .-......-..... Csc
Large Dill Pickles. doz. .........1 5c
800 bottle Vanilla Extract Il 10
size) bottle Observation-Disclosures soc
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gains were IN a few apecialties Pressed
Steel Car rose ia popints. Anaconda IL
points. Great Northern preferred. Cana
dian Pacific and National Railway OF
Mexico preferred a point and Smelling q
point. The dealings were quite active.
The high prices of the first hour were
mostly registered at the opening, the mar
ket thereafter easing of when the buying
slackened Aside from the operations in
rev minor specialties, the trading ven
lures were without significance. Pacific
Coast gained IL points, Railway Steel
Spring points and Idnseed preferred 1
point. Toledo, St Louis and Western
preferred Cell II points.
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s. T5d425 southern cows. s2O092 90; native
cows and heifers, s20094. %; stockers and
feeders, $3.00G4.75; bulls, $200QS.50; calves,
g 00d6.75; western steers, $3.50Q5. 25; west
eru cows, 81 25Q3. s..
Receipts today, 10000 head. Mar
ket 5Q74ac higher Bulk 5Jl of sales s. 2e9
6 IS; pigs and lights, s5.75,Q5.30.
SHEEP-Receipts today 5000 head
Market steady. Muttons. $4.5O95. so; lambs,
s. 75Q750; range wethers, $A25Q5.65; fed
ewes 81 0OT5S5,
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Chicago, Oct. 17.-CATTLE-Recei to-
day. $4,000 head Market steady to I0c
lower. Beeves, s. 10d7.3O; cows and heif-
ers, 81 .6505. %; stockers and feeders, 81 500
ABS; Texans, s3.75d4.35; westerns, $500
$50; calves. S. 000D7. CO.
HOGS-Receipt today. $500 head. Mar
ket 5010c lower. Estimated receipts to-
morrow. 26000 head. Mixed and butchers,
S6.05d66 90; good heavy, Sc. 25d6.60; rough
heavy, s. 75d6.10 light, s6.25Q6. SO pigs, So IS
as 20: bulk, Sc. 20G6.50.
SHEEP-Receipts today. 5000 head.
Market steady. Sheep, $S.60d5. 40; lambs,
81. 1918.
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Chicago. Ill, Oct. EEsE-Afarlzet
firm Daisies. 12st d13c; Twins and Young
Americas. 121z012zc.
POUITRY-Alive poultry easy. Turkeys,
14c: chickens. 10c; springs sc.
BUTTER Market steady. Creamery, 10
0251ac. dairy. 1Sd22c.
EGGs-Marlxet strong. At mark, cases