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lots; jobbing, SPA Corn Meal. ss1 so; Cracked
Corn $32; Horse Beans. nominal; Broom Corn
$3.50; jobbing, $50 per ton; Mealfalfa. sl9.5o
In car lots and $40 IN smaller Quantities
HAY-Choice Wheat 1650417 per ton
good Wheat. s15Gl6; other grades Wheat
s12@14; Wheat and oat. sl2@i5; Tame oat
Slogl4; Wild Oat. s9Ql2; Alfalfa. sT.50G1i
stock. STQlS per ton
STRAW-4066Oc per bale
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Hay and Feedstuffs.

Large receipts OF Bran ana Shorts from Ore
Ron were the feature of the Feed market yester-
day. The feeling continued easy. but prices
showed no further decline.
The situation In Hay remains about, the same
though handlers report that the railroads are
running ont cars Rather more freely: A growing
scarcity Of vrry chnieo Hay is reDorted. ana for
this quality the retailers are paying fun figures
without deunifr & ~ -
BRAN--s17 5omla per ton.
MIDDT1SGs- S2em2e per ton.
SH0RTS-$1sa1a.5o so : per ton:
.FEEDSTUFFS-Rolled I. Barley. S25Q24;
Mixed Feed. $2S@24: Oilcake Meal in 5-ton lots
1880; jobbing $aa per ton: Cocoanut Cake
or meal at mills, $o3 In 10 and $500 = ton
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large and s150@175 FOR medium. s1.25 for
small aud 40c for Colts Deerskns-Dry Next
can. 32G 35c: dry salted Mexican. 24026c. dry
Central American. 35@37iac. csoetskins-prime
Angoras. 15c; extra large do. 81 20, large. J0c
medium. 35c: snail. 25c
TALLOV-N9- 1 rendered. 4G4Ae in bbls:
Greasss 2M21ac.
WOOL all clip--San Joaquin and Southern.
IQSc; fall Lambs Stsgl3c: Northern. do. 1Jc:
Humboldt md Meldocino 10m14c: Middle Conn
ty, 7Ad1oc; Northern. 1lG15c; Nevada. 15G
20c per b.
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Futures opened steady. September (offered)
9.10c; October. 9.10c. November. 92oc: Decem-
Der, 9.36c; January, 9.43c: February, 95Sc;
March. -9:5Tc; April, 9.63c; May, 96sc; June,
9.6sc; July. e.70c.
Futures closed barely steady. September
s-s5c; October. s.e2c; November. 9.05c: Decen-
Der, e-21c: January. o.31c: February, 9.37c;
March. 945c; April. 9.50c; May. 9.57c.
Spot closed quiet. points down. Middling up
land 8. 9.75c: mddling gulf. lOc. Sales. 62S bales
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General Merchandise.

BAes-Grsin Bags. s1s@sGc: Wool Bags.
2s16c for BIB and 43c for Alb; Fruit Bags, &c
COAL-welIngtoa, $50 per ton New
Bssf1ni Besver ai sso nosn ssay6s Coo. Bag
Richmond. $3.50; Cumberland. SIS in bulk and
s1525 in sacks; Camel So per ton; Coke. Sll;5o
Mountain descriptions. s13i5o per short ton
O1LS-Quotations are for barrels: for cases
add 5c Linseed Ace per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA. cases, sl.24@1 26 Lncol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases. s5G
soc per gallon: Cecoanut OIL. in barrels, 5sc
winter Sperm on. csc: natural winter sperm
OIL. CSC: extra hleaehed winter Whale OIL,
soc natural Whale D on sos 1d extra ON wsse ss
Pure Neatsfoot OIL I5c: No. / Neatsfoot on:
571ac; Herring Oil 40c: Salmon Oil. 35c: boiled
Fish on. Csc Paint OIL; s5s
Coal OIL. in bulk, 1o15c: Pearl on, IN cases
Elaine, 26c; Eocene. 19c; Stove Gasoline, N
buiE. buIE 14se: in cases cases a4e: No Engine Dis
tillate. iron barrels drums, Sc, No do. 61ae;
cases, cases ice; s5Ndegree Gasoline, in bulk, soc; in
cases. sec.
TIC IN drums ,,,19di and iron barrels sas1xc
per Id; White Lead sgslsc. according TO guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes A.
Crushed and Fine Crushed. 5-20c; Powdered.
5.o5c; Candy Granulated. 5-05e: Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated, 4-95c. Beet Granulated Qo0-lb
bags onlyl. -; Confectioners' A, 4.95c; Mag
nelia A. 455c; Extra c. 4.45c Golden c. 4.35c;
D. 42Jc: and F Crystal Dominos. 1850; Tab
lets, half bbls. 5, ,45c; boxes 5;l0c per 10 Bar
soc more per 100 lbs for all grades. No order
taken for less than IS barrels or its equiva lent
CANNED FRUITS9The last price list OF
the California Fruit Gamers Association Is as
follows. exclusive or gallons;
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Eastern Lfvestock Market.

=, CHICAGO, Sept s-cATTLE-ReceiIp s,
go; cows and heifers, 81 5095:10; stockers and
feeders, $2. GOA 40: Texans. $9.60@4.4 40; West
erns, g. 65@5 30; calves. So 50Q7 rs.
HOGS-Receipts 20 000;e market &c lower
Mixed s1 s and butchers, s6@6- 521a good heavy,
Ssoo-1Vg 90 90; rough heavy, S5.60g5 SO; light,
20 sSee-ddeegS:S degS:S5 S5 pigs, 5.4oG62o bulk OF sales
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900; market steady
sheep, 50. 75@5.6o; lambs $5@7.75.
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The Dairy Exchange.

Tne Dairy Exchange has elected the following
hoard OF directors for the fiscal year: B. F.
ualTille, T. J. Luhman, D. r. Martens, F. B.
Norton, u. 2. Nye. ". H. Roussel and ]. F.
Witzel The new directors will meet on Thurs
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FUTURES.
IN 90 ,1ftw c.
10 to 1880 o'clock Session.
Open. High. Low. Clo
FUTURES.
10 to 1880 o'clock Session.

OAIS-The feature of the. market yesterday
was the arrival OF large line of 10. 060 cts
from Oregon, the first large line from that quar-
ter this season. 1t was reported that most of
these Oats had already been sold prior to ar
rival They had a weakening effect, however
and Reds were quoted a fraction lower Blacks
still hold up TO previous prices.
GOOD 70 choice Red. 81 80 al. .4211; common to
fair, S1.15G1l. 30: White. sl.32A@1 4215 /;
Blacks. s1.60A2 rer ctl
CORN--Weatern kinds on the spot arc quoted
nru1 and somewhat higher. though quotations
to arrive remain as before. The market con-
times dull with light stocks
California. 81. 55@1 .65 for small round yellow ;
vamiorns vail white nominal H. western mixed 81 4o
cental.-rs-,@., =
RYE-yery few samples are showing on
Change and the market is dull at s1.30@1 32A
per ctl. =
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Northern Ru.ineaa.

TACOMA, Wash. Sept. 1s.-Clearings. $685.
1885,; balances, S106, 1893.
SEATTLE Wash, Sept 1s-clearings.
s2.150,0 ,066: balances, s536,035.
SPOKANE. Wash. Sept. 1s.--Clearings ss07,-
721: balances $40. 6.094.
PORTLAND. Ore Sept. 1s.-Clearings,
SLOTS, ,633; balances, $54, 046.
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Northern wheat Market.

OREGON
PORTLAND, Sept. 17.--wHEAT-Club, 63c;
bluesten 66c; red s60c; valley, 6666sc
WASHINGTON
TACOMA. Sept. 1S.-WHEAT-1c higher;
bluestem, nc; club. 'e411c; red. el1sc.
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Bar silver Quiet; 81 5-16d per ounce.
Money-S15 a per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 4G4M per cent and for three
months bills 4@4h per cent
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Dried Fruits, Nuts and Raisins.

The whole narket-Fruits. Nuts aud Raisins-
continues in most excellent condition for sellers,
being frm with good, steady demand, which is
cutting down this years output with noteworthy
rapidity. The tendency in most descriptions is
toward still higher prices, and those growers
who have refused to sell thus far are having
their Judgment confirmed.
FRUITS-Apricots. 13117c per lb; Evapo-
rated Apples, spot, 5A@7c; DO sun-dried ~ q
3hc; Peaches, .10@1215c; Pears, S31 @1211c;
Nectarines. White and Red. l4c;. Figs, White,
2A Q4c; do, Black, 3@3%c; pitted Plums, a
1Oc; Prunes, 2A @211c, ,4-size basis, and 3@31sc
for the large sizes.
RAIsINs-l9o6 crop-seeded, 4T@ei1c; Loose
Muscatels 412c. &c and 515c for 2. and 4
crown respectively; Seedless. 41zc; Seedless
sultanas, 41sc; Thompson. Seedless sc for un-
bleached and says Il 81 for Sleached; Imperial.
crown So fancy clusters: 4-crown. s.. 50; Lon
don Layers, 3-crown, $1.10@1. 20; London Layers.
2-crown. S1@1.10
NUTS-1906 crop--Almonds, Nonparells, 171ac:
l. X L., Ice; Ne Plus Ultra, 156l51ac. brakes,
1315c; Languedoess 15c. and Golden State, 1919
per Id. Walnuts-Soft-s she'll lie for No. and
Sc for No, q hard-shell. 1015c for No. and
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Hides, Tallow. Wool and Hons.

Wool is still dull.. The quotations now are for
the fall clip. as there Is no more spring clip on
the market. Buyers are neglecting all detective
WooIs.
Hops continue quiet as buyers have contracts
enough to keep them occupied for some time yet
until October ]. at least. In any event they
will do nothing more until Hops are In the bale
Quotations show no further change.
Hides have shown no change since the revision
of the list several DAYS ago. The market con-
tinues firm In all positions.
HIDES--Culls and brands sell about 1a61c
under quotations Heavy Salted Steers. I3c:
medi mn 121ae: light. 12lAe: Caw Hides. 121se
for heavy and 12llc FOR tight; stags, sslc. saif-
ed Kip. 13hc: Salted VEAL. 15-: Sailed Calf
l5c; dry Hides 22l4e: dry Eip. zee dry Calf.
Wool. b0@60c each: medium, 0ocQS 20 long
Wool. Sl.25@l.75: Horse Hides. salt. $s@3. Is
Tor large and $2.T5 for medium. s2.25 for small
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North Butte and Copper Range the leaders
Prices hold stubbornly and there seems to be
plenty Of demand for the good stocks. The New
York interests have become heavily long Of the
copper stocks and are furnishing plenty of money
to put stocks TO much higher levels.
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lres ranged as follows:
49,. T1t-t
Cash GrnIn and Provisione.

CHICAGO, Sept. ls--Cash quota tions were
as follows: Flour steady. No. spring wheat,
,agc No corn mo- & .se So sae 10 9eow Ted' ~ @lHc
oats. 33Ac; No. . white, 34Q34hc; No Q
white, 3113 G35c. No. 2 rye, 5sAc: Fair to
81 l.045s: No. Northwestern, S1-1o. Prime TIM
otky seed, S4.121a GALS. Clover. contract
grades. $l2. Short ribs, Sides Coose) So s5ns
S95; mess pork per bbl., S1s.9O@l6.s5. Lard,
per 100 lbs, sS-T2l3. Short clear sides fboxed).
SS.71k@9. Wliskey, basis Of high wines, 81 90
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Condition of the Treas,,r,

WASHINGTON, Sept 1s.-Today's treasury
statement Available cash balance S2l6, 49,
loS; gold coin and bullion. $ll0, 7S5. .5l4; gold
certificates. S39. .207. .22o.
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Creameries. 1s@24c: dairies. 17@2011c. Eggs
strong; at marx. cases included i4disc; hrsts. |
2oc; prime frsts, 211zc; extras 24c. Cheese
steady, III @la&
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1S.-Wool-Steady; medium
grades. conbing and clothing. 24@2Sc; light
fine, l8922c; heavy fine, 14920c; tub washed.
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Provisions.

The situation remains unchanged Hams show
some easinees, with sellers disposed to cut for
trade but the other descriptions are steady
CURED MEATS--Bacon. l415c per 10 for
heavy. 14Zc for dight medium. 15l1c for light.
Ice for extra light and 22@22ihc for sugar-cured
ern Sugar-oured Hams, 1Tc; California
Hams. 16c; Mess Beef, 50 per bbl; extra Mess.
50 So Family sl0 prime Mess Pork. SIG. 30 I:
extra clear. s23: Mess. SO; Pig Pork, SIG;
Figs Feet. So: Smoked Beef. lac per 10.
LARD-Tierces quoted at nc for California
for pure hnlf-barrels, pure. 12c: 10lb tins,
12lAc: 5-lb tins. 12ssc; alb tins. 12Ac
COTTOLENE-One half barrel 94te: three
half barrels. Csc; one tierce. 9bc: two tierces
9ssc; five tierces, 9Hc.
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SUGAR

SUGAR
Hawaiian c. s6X - IOnonea y - ~
Hpnokaa s G 1885, 141s lraanhan : y tezz
Hutch S 1435 14as Union CO. 5ST
kilauea c. Do pool
Nak7weiI C. 36as 361z
Alaska 2 A 5J15 oceanic 90 -
Asso or Co IS 3S1s Pac Aux =
Cal F c A. .9S - Pae G Borax To- TO- y
Cal Wine A. "a lPac Tel ColOt73
IVA NtTm. .lO5 -
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Qloe per p ror leOe.
nent Market.


Live and dressed Hogs are lower. Receipts are
large and most Of the Hogs coming IN are heavy.
Prices are too high for packing. hence the de-
cline.
Dressed wethers are &c lower on the inside
quotation. Beef. Veal and Lamb are unchanged
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates. per pound from slaughterers
TO dealers. follows:
BEEF-5Qstsc for Steers and 4G41se for
Cows
vEAL-e@71sc for large and s091sc for
MUTToN-sGsc for wethers and sasHc for
Ewes.
LAMBS-9G10c
DRESSED HOGS-SG10c.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, less so per
cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-Steers, 6s4c per ID for No l and
@615c for No. 2; Cows ana Hefers. Sc; No
2 Cows, 415c, thin Cows. &c.
CALVES-4K Q4lkc per ID for light. 3l4Q4c
for medium and 3G3lsc for heavy gross weight
SHEEP-Wethers, 41594zc per ID; Ewes, &c
(gross weight.
5 LAMBS-411 Q15c per lb-
HOGS-125 to 250 lbs. 61zc per ID; under 125
lbs. Ga Geisc; $50 lbs and over, 6G6Ac; Bears
80 per cent, Stays S0G 40 per cent and Sows 10
G20 per cent on from above quotations
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St. Louis Wool Market.

New Orleans Cotton Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S.-Spot cotton closed
firm; middling, 5-l6c.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and other Grains.


wHEAT-chicago advanced 1c This market
did not respond. advancing only u in December.
The cash grain was steady, with trade small.
The freight market Is as before quoted-22s
Sd for Wheat and 23s 9d for Barley usual op-
tions with not much chartering reported
CASH WHEAT,
California Club. 81 20 for No. and 81 21A
for choice; California White Australian, 81 27ia
@l 30; lower grades Of California, sl1o@
1.1715; Northern Clrb to arrive. 81 221a al 25 /:
Northern Biuestem, 30; Northern Red 81 o2l1
a. .2J per ctl.
FUTURES.
10 to 1880 o'clock Session.
Open High. Low. Close.
December ...s1 24N 81 24% 81 .24ss 81 24s
BARLEY-Receipts were larger than for some
time yesterday, being 17.o57 ctls whole and 9a5
cts rolled. The Feed market was. broader and
more active. business being better than for some
time though. there WAS no. advance. The brew
ers are doing very little in this market. but the
shippers are looking for bargains in the country.
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice Feed. spot. 81 S1@L06A common
TO fair. e099s%c. per ctl; Brewing and Ship
ping 81 o6A@1.10 per ctl; Chevalier s112h
4l 20 for poor to common and S1.25@1.30 80 for
choice.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

CHICAGO. Sept. l8.-0n the Produce Ex.
change today the butter market was STEADY.
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California stock and on Exchange.
Mining Stocks

Mining Stocks
SAN, FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Franciscs
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
'Rao7,1ar Nforv,fp0 and Inf II Sessions
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New York Stock List Continued.
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rHE COPPER STOCKS

BOSTON. Sept 1.-THE copper market
opened strong and busy this morning, with
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-12
WEAVER FIRES one MORE
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
LET OUT BY THE MAYOR OF
..'.- PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Oct 12.-At the re-
quest Of, Mayor Weaver Thomas l..
Hicks, director of the department of
public, works, has sent his resignation
to the mayor to take effect at once.
The cause leading up to the resigna-
tion dates back to the City Party con-
ventiOn which nominated D. Clarence
GibbOnay for the Office of district at
torney. The mayors candidate was
Frederick J. Sheyer. Three weeks
ago the mayor removed Colonel Shell
den Potter, director of the department
of public safety, because that official
would not dismiss the superintendent
of police, who was accused by the
mayor of taking too great interest
in Mr.. Gibboneys nomination.
In his letter requesting Mr.. Hicks
resignation the mayor accuses Mr..
Hicks of being too friendly to GER
the director had expressed contempt
for the City Party and all reformers.
The director made sharp reply in
which he said: ..-... i.
II beg to say that the conclusion you
draw regarding my attitude toward
the City Party and all reformers can
only be construed as a reflection upon
your Intelligence. At the time of die
tating your letter you must have
known your assertions were unwar-
rantedsan without Justification.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-12
PROVES FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL
RUSSIAN GOVERNMENTS PLAN
TO SUPPLY LAND HUNGER
OF PEASANTS.

st. Petersburg, Oct. ia step of
great Importance has been taken by
the cabinet in connection with the
land reforms by granting permission
to break up and sell entailed estates
If approved by the agrarian commits
sions.@ Some of these entailed estates
embrace thousands of acres. The cab
inet's decision is that these estates
may only be sold to the peasantry in
their neighborhood and that the pro-
Deeds must be deposited, as inalien-
able capital, in the state banks, there
by killing two birds with one stone
The governments programme for
relieving the land hunger of the peas
antry is working with fair success In
addition to the crown and state lands,
forming the bulk of the land fund, the
Peasants bank already has purchased
for distribution to the peasants $685.
900 acres at price per acre which is
we'll within the ability of the peasants
to pay and is receiving tenders for
$4,000 acres weekly. The prices de-
manded by the proprietors are dimin.
fishing.
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PROTEST AGAINST EVIDENCE.
lawyers for Standard OIL Company
Continue Objections.


Findlay, O., Oct. 13.-When the trial
Of the Standard Oh company Of Ohio
tor conspiracy against trade was re-
sumed counsel for the defense re.
sumed their fight against the admis-
sion of the certificate showing the
character of the Standard OIL company
organization in New Jersey.
The certificate which the prosecu-
ton sought to place before the jury
Is transcript of the record in the Sec
rotary of states Office of New Jersey
and shows that in 1892 the company
increased it's board of directors from
three to nine. This, it was claimed
by the prosecution, was done that Mr..
Rockefeller and his nine colleagues on
the board of directors in the Standard
Oil trust might be elected on the New
Jersey board.
After an hour and half Judge
Judge Banker overruled the objection
of attorneys for the defense and ad-
tilcate showing the increase in the
directors in the Standard of that state.
The prosecution next offered In evil
dence the amendments to the charter
of the New Jersey company made June
Is, 1899, whereby it's capital was In
creased to $11O.OO0,O0O and authority
given it to purchase the stock of other
corporations, thus creating it a hold
ing company.
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FAST MAIL TRAIN WRECKED.
Engineer Killed aqd Ten Other People
Injured.

Engineer Killed apd Ten Other People
Injured.
St. Louis, Oct. 12.-The Iron Noun
tain fast mail train, which was late
In leaving Union station, jumped the
track while making up lost time at the
city limits, killing Engineer John Cas-
par and injuring ten other persons.
The accident occurred within
short distance of where the same train
was similarly wrecked last spring.
Behind the engine were three mail
cars. The engine and two cars
plunged from the track at sharp
curve and went down an embankment.
The third car did not fall down the
embankment. Engineer .Caspar was
crushed to death Fireman Rafferty, is
so badly injured it is believed he can
not recover. He was injured in the
wreck last spring and has been out
of the hospital only two weeks. Only
two Of the mail clerks are seriously
injured, the others being badly bruised.
Some of the injured were brought to
the city hospital and the others were
taken to the Missouri Pacific hospital.
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HUMAN SKELETON FOUND
BY men DIGGING SEWER
Gruesome Discovery Under N. 4 |.
Tracks Supposed to Be Remains
of Indian.

Considerable excitement has
been created by the finding of a
human skeleton at the point
where the excavation was made
under the NJ. & I. railway tracks
for the outlet of the sewer into
the river.
The workmen were excavating
when one of them unearthed the
uncanny bones that had evident
ly been buried for many years.
The skeleton was complete, ex-
cept portion of the lower jaw,
and it is presumed the bones are
those of an Indian, and it is
known that there was an Indian
burial ground, years ago, on the
shore of Lake Bemidji, near
where the skeleton was found.
The finding of moose bones
and the tooth Of a bear lend to
the Indian theory, as the Indians
of the olden times always placed
rations in the graves of their
dead that they might have sus-
tenance during their long trip
to the "happy hunting ground"
M. D. Stoner, city engineer,
states that he found five
skeletons when the M. & l.
railway was built along the
shore, SIX years ago.
Some of the employees who
worked on the sewer are en-
phatic in expressing their belief
that the remains are those of
white man and are insisting on
holding a wake over the bones
tomorrow evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-12
MAY PROSECUTE ARMoURs.
Packers Alleged to Have Sold Doc.
tored Meats.

tored Meats.
Philadelphia, Oct 12.-Action by the
federal authorities against Armour &
Co. will be urged by State Dairy and
Food Commissioner Warren, who this
week caused warrants to be issued for
the arrest of several of the company's
agents in this city on the charge of
exposing for sale hams and other
meats containing boric acid. Assist
ant Dairy and Food Commissioner
Oliver D. Schick and N. B. Critchfield,
secretary of agriculture of this state,
have gone to Washington to meet Sec
rotary Of Agriculture Wilson and Dr..
H. w. Wiley, chief chemist of the de-
partment, and lay the facts in the case
before them. ....
The meats alleged to have been
"doctored" were discovered on Sept.
II, and as the pure food act became
operative on Sept. l Commissioner
Warren declares the company is liable
under the federal laws for violation
of this act
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DOES NOT APPROVE HEARST.
Cleveland "Startled'' by Democraoy's
Selection in New York State.

Selection in New York State.
New York, Oct 12.-The World pub
fishes statement by Grover Cleve-
land on the New York. political cam
-paign, which, it states, was written
at his home in Princeton. The state
ment follows:
1T is difficult for me to overcome
my reluctance to express my views of
the present political situation in the
state of New York and yet can never
lose the interest in her political well
fare which has grown out of my long
residence there and my active par
ticipation in her political movements.
81 confess l was exceedingly sur
prised by the outcome of the recent
Democratic convention Though was
not near enough to be in touch with
the incidents leading up to this result,
being absent on my vacation and CIV
ing little attention to political occur
rences, my estimate of the conserva-
tive good judgment of the Democracy
of the state and my conception of
Democratic principles and purposes
were such that I was profoundly
startled by the selection made of
candidate to represent them in the
pending canvass
ssOf course, every voter of the state
must settle with his own conscience
in determining his action in this emer-
gency, but I cannot but regard the
Democratic situation presented to my
old associates in New York as an af-
fictive one
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-12
NAMED BY RECLAMATION.
Rhode Island Republicans Nominate
State Ticket.

Providence, r. l., Oct. 1.-THE Re-
publican state convention met here
and nominated the following ticket by
reclamation:
Governor, George H. Utter; lieuten-
ant governor, Frederick M. Jackson;
secretary of state. Charles T. Bennett;
attorney general, William B. Green
ough; treasurer general, Walter A.
Reed.
Senator Lodge was introduced to
the convention Immediately after the
adoption of the platform. He spoke
briefly, discussing the work of the last
sitting of congress and the danger in
public ownership.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-10-12
BROUWER MURDER TRIAL.
Prosecution Produces Evidence t
Show Motive for Crime

Toms River, N. j., Oct. 12-The
plan of the prosecution to show that
DR.. Frank Brouwer had motive for
wishing to be rid of his wife was par
TALLY disclosed Immediately after the
resumption OF his trial. Surrogate Jo-
seph Grover Of Ocean county testified
that BrOuwer Appeared before him on
Dec. 29 last and filed an affidavit that
Mrs. Brouwer's estate was valued at
$4,000 and that DR.. Brouwer and his
two children were the benaficiarias