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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
Dainty Wash Fab
RIGS for Spring

Ripe and ready with lavish display of the sheer
fresh and daphanous of cotton in the artistic
ally complete aud choosing have ever prepared.
Here also you will notice the specaow prices that prevail
the immense variety of beautiful designs and coorings
choose rom-whehe from dress waist chldrens irocks
We mention a few favorite kinds:
zepher Ginghams-An attractive showing of new pat
and coorings we'll staple stripes Scotch paids
and checks in the genuine Zephyr wash gnghams for
children dresses rocks and waists. This is the
grade usually charged Il I-2c for Our price yard1Oc
Mercerized Chambrays A bright finished luster effect
and very soft material the ideal chambray yard"12 &c
Beautiful Lawns Wife and tinted grounds in variety
of small and medium patterns Of white, black and colors
per yard .........16 DC
Dainty Dimties-Whte grounds, corded in striped or
checked effects with figures in flowers and designs
per yard zoe
Wash Tafeta inches wide in large number OF de-
signs neat stripes checks and dots; very silky and soft per
yard..... ....2Oc
Fancy Baises-Crisp and sheer with beautifully clear
printed floral and figured designs; per .22c
New Organizes French effects in handsome, elaborate
floral patterns, NEST naturally coored; per yard.25c
Wool Finish suitng-A perfect limitation of the high
priced wool goods good wash fabric; just dressy 81
yard goods; per yard 25c
Quadrile Silk Organdie-Ths is of the very high
grade silk and cotton fabrics Of the season. check
ground with handsome aora designs, producing lattice
effect also without the check and in full line Of plain
shades yard.............. 35c
Silk Notwithstanding finer is today in the
wash goods section; beautiful scroll and floral designs per-
lectly sheer dainty the expensive silks at s. yard
per yard".,............ SOC
Arnods Silk Tssue-Fnest quality in extra delicately
tissue, with silk dot embroidered and warp printed
designs; per yard SOC TO zoe
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-04-28
Millinery

The Pretties Hats in Town High Class Millinery at
Most Popular Prices
Springs New Creations in Hats-Artistc and correct
and unlimited number of variousy coored and beau
fully designed styles to make your selections FROM Dainty
light Aowery hats of spring; fascinating look upon after
tho winters heavier tones in millinery Our prices
pleasant you No excessive charges for less
famous names here.
Hats at So 5O-This line the demand for a pop
uar priced hat for everyday wear, and still its dressy
enough with your best Sunday suit Can give you
any color and any shape.
Hats at &3 5O-Smarty tailored hats, of stylish APP
pearance that to any time and with any suit
We have them in all color and in small and large shapes
Hats at "a 75-Meritorous creations in these colors
Alice blue reseda, black brown, olive, champagne red
navy ETC. DOZENS of them choose FROM i'll all the popu
lar shapes
Hats at IS 95-These dressy hats, that equal in
appearance and actual value any 81 hat any other
city store; all coors all shapes trimmed with ribbons,
flowers and qulls.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Big Fire in Vladivostok.

NLNDINOSTOK, Sept. II. r Al the
warehouses and offices, as we'll as goods
stored in the piers of the volunteer fleet,
were destroyed Monday by fire.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
JOSEPH PHILLIPS
LONG LIFE CLOSES.
Forme. Mayor Passes Away at His Home
in Milwaukee at the Age OF
go Years.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept 10
EN-Mayor Joseph Phillips, senior
member of the insurance firm OF Phil
lips IL Rebhan, died at noon today at
his residence. Gil Island avenue, aged
50 years, The venerable citizen was sur
rounded 10y the surviving members Of
his family when the end came, for his
condition has been such for several
weeks that fatal termination OF his
Illness was expected.
i!e was taken i'll more than two
mohths ago. For time it seemed that
the strong constitution of the former
mayor would carry him through the at
taos. but for several weeks he has been
gradually growing weaker
MIR Phillips. who spent the greater
part of his business lie i'll Milwaukee,
was Il native Of France. where he was
born November q, 1875. He came to
America in 1854. and arrived in MlWau-
kee. July t, 1872, and several years lat
or engaged in the insurance business. In
lSlS he was married to Miss Mary End,
who died in 1865. He was again mar
ried, February :. 1871. to Miss ligiuger,
who, with a number OF children, aIr-
wives hiuI.
In 1893 Mr.. Phillips was elected an
alderman from the Sixth ward. lie was
reelected for two terms, continuing Ill
that position until lSG2 From 1886 10
lSbD he served as city treasurer and IN
1871 was elected mayer ON the DrMn-
crate ticket. serving until 49,. lie
also served two terms as WvNhyG OF
the General Assembly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
STANDING OF BASEBALL CLUBS.
LATEST MARGET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE,, SEPTEMBER II.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAJk -EggS-MarkCt firm. TIN
produce boards official market Tor strictly
fresh laid, eases returned. lIWl7lac. hi-u
grade. candIrd, lsl2Ul9c; seconds and
checks. l2Ul+C.
Butter Market firm Elgin price ON cxtr,
creamery is 2il2c Local price extra
creamery, 24i2c: prints, 25I2c; trsts 2l0.
&c; seconds, l@U2uc: dairy, fancy, lnr,
lines l6a17 packing stock, ltal+lac.
Cheesc-Firm. Amcricau fun cream.
twins, 1lI2Qll4c: limburger. new, 9l2V1Jc;
fancy brick. l0&4mllc' low grades. GI207C.
imported swiss PC; new, block. l3A9l4c:
new round Swiss, 13l2atl4c; SupSaso, iSc;
daisies. l2A 1-i2c; Loughorns, 12t4gl21.c;
Young Americas, l2Q1-kc.
FOND DU LAC. Wis, Sept. l0-Sal"S
were pa boxes twins, 1l3IuI17sc; IL :
boxes daisies, l2c. Market firm
ELGlN, H.. Sept 1.-Therc We're NJ
sales or offerings of butter ON the ElGn
hoard of trade yesterday. The market was
firm Mt 2il2r. output for the district, 80
go lbs
CHICAGO, III. Sept. 1l-Buttcr- Steady ,
creamcrirS, 19U2&l2c; daircs, liH2uiac
Eggs-Stcady; ut mark, cases included, l2'@
4l7c.
CHICAGO. IN. Sept. 1l.-Chccsc-S STEADY ;
daisies. 120l2i4r; twins, lll-c; Young
Americas. III i012lac.
NEW YORK, sept. Buttcr-Figm. I'm
changed; receipts, lS,o2l. Cheese Steady.
Unchanged receipts, l79N. EGgS-R"rciut,
Lots; Kentucky, l102lC
UTICA, y. y. sept. 10. H. Scvcntv-nlup
lots, 7G4l boxes cheese, all sold at ila.y.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Noted Men JOIN Rebels.
GIRL INDlCTS HOTELMEN.
Margaret Burkel of Duck Lake, Wis,
Tells Her Story to Chicago
Grand Jury.

CHICAGO. H., Sept. Margaret
Bwkcl, the l7-year.old girl who had am
billions to become "broilcr' in some
musical comedy company aud to see life
in a large city, yesterday tUll The grand
jury how Alfred l.. Strcctcr trans
formed her into girl who didn't care.
Then the jury voted indictments against
Strcetcr and Proprietor Gsner and Clerk
+. l.. Massc Of the Kcnsu hotel for har
boring girl under age
John II. BurkcL father of III" girl. ar
rived in the city in til" morning from
Duck Lake, near Green Bay, WIS. There
was an affecting meeting Margaret
cried, but said she didn't care to 60
home. IF | ever see that man III
shoot him" exclaimed the father. She
has six big brothers who feel the same
way about Strecter that her father does.
1t seemed that the girls troubles be
gan shortly after her father married the
second time, though the father told the
jury that she had a good home aud her
stcpmothor was kind.
The girl was employed in the Beau
mont hotel at Green Bay when she met
Strceter She added this story;
- can get you work in the sherman
house, in Appleton, Wis the man said,
and ! believed him.
Il went that night 10 Fond du Lac.
Wis, as | was told to by the man. and
stopped nj the Palmer house. He met
me there, and ,hen | went back 10 the
Beaumont To- get my clothes. He sent
me 81 in "a letter To 20 Ia milwaukee,.
He met me there and we went to the
Davidson hotel
She also told The jury low Stroctcr
took her Ia boarding house in W~cou-
Sin street, Milwaukee, and 10 the Globe
al EH. I.stf .Itr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
SUES THE 800" RAILROAD,
Osceola Company Claims It's Interested
in Rival Concern

MADISON, Wis. Sept Ill Spc-
cial. State Senator James \. Frear
appeared before the railroad commission
today as attorney for the Osceoa Mil
and Elevator company against the 500
railway company, asking for special
and scparut" side tack from the main
line to the mills aud elevators of the
OsccoIu company. They alicgc in their
complaint that the DSceola company
have offered ia build this side track ami
equip it themselves and the railroad
company has refused permission for
them 50 to do and the reason apparently
is that the Northern Supply company Is
in competition with the OsccoIa Mill and
Elevator company, tranSacting the same
general line Of business. and that the
officers of the Northern Supply company
are also officers of the 500 railroad.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
SPENT 6 CENTS; DYING.
New Jersey Woman Fatally Beaten by
Husband, Who Is Angered by
Missing Few Pennies

PATTERSON, y. j., Sept, little ry-
pcnditWc of q cents for household neceS-
stiles without her husbands approval
may cost Mrs William Leonard her life.
She is in a prrc0rous condition and her
husband is under arrest. Leonnrd's 10
year-old son ami neghbors say that
Leonard became furious yesterday when
ne missed q cents. which he had left
in the house. When Mrs. Leonard ad-
mittcd that She had spent the money,
the boy Says his father attacked her
rs she stood with month-old baby in
her arms. lc fellcd her with the axe
handle and kicked her
81 LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. II. - After
qnarrcliug with lis wife today, Freling
waller, one-lcgged mau, beat her
senSclcsS with hammer, choked her
until she was nearly dead and then cut
his throat He died two hours later.
The woman VIII recover.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Escape Death on Bridge
Fall from Railroad Bridge.

BARABOO, Wis. Sept 1l,-As y
freight train stopped on the high bridge
which crosses the Wisconsin river at
Mcrrimack Charles j Ryan left the
cabouse aud fell Il distance of sixty feet
into the water below. When rescued
both wrists were broken.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Chief of Police Slain.

GRODNO Poland, Sept l1-On the
parade ground an unknown man killed
Chief of Police Grizojcdoif with re
volycr. The ASSASSIN escaped.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Twenty-Five Hurt in Wreck.
BOTH GET NEW NAMES.
Marriage of Madison Man and Neanah
Girl Fails to Add to the
Smith" List.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. Iii Special. ]
On the day previous to his marriage.
two weeks ago. with Florence l.. Mott,
daughter of Judge Mott of Nccuah, a
wcll-known university graduate, who
went by the name of Ernest Bradford
Smith, changed his name to Ernest
Smith Bradford. The groom, who is we'll
know and this year will he assistant
professor of political economy in the
University of Pennsylvania. gives as the
reason for changing his name that there
are too many Smiths with his initials
in the state. He is son of J. h. Smith
of Madison, former Prohibition candidate
for governor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
LIGHTNING DAMAGE LARGE
Fierce Wind and Hail Storm Passes Over
Marinette - Church Burned and
Many Other Fires Reported.

MARINEl"TE. Wis, Sept. Ill Spc-
cial IA fierce wind and hail storm
passed over Mnrinctte early this morn
ing. The Polish Catholic church was
struck by lightning and badly damaged
by fire. \ box ear was blown from
the main line at the st. Paul and re
suited in wrcching the passenger train.
but no casualties resulted. The sky
north of here was all ablazc and there
must have been several big fires caused
by the lightning. Windows were blown
in, houses struck 10y lightning and trees
and outhouScs blown over The total
damage will he large.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
ROB KEWASKUM OFFICE.
BURGLARS Get Small Sum Only Because Of
Postmaster's Caution-Clothing
Store Rifled.

KEW ASkUM. Wis, Sept. l0.-The
postoflice in \. j. Koch's general store
was entered by burglars. but Postmaster
Koch had taken his supply of stamps
home the night before. All the robbers
got was about so in change in the
money drawer. The clothing stock III
the store was turned over but the amount
taken is not known. The burglars en-
tered the store by breaking a plate glass
in the front.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
MILWAUKEE, LIVESTOCK REPORT.

UOGS-Marlct Zoe lower: light. mixed.
& 1916 II; fair to choice mediums, 8. ION
G.45; heavy packers. J.GuuJ.Su; rough sou-.
!. 25a5. 10: coarse stays, i.25uJ.4n.
CATTLE Market is steady; calves
lower; butchers steers, medium tu
good 1850 TO 1900 lbs. 4.5odl5u0: fair to
medium. $50 to 1870 lbs, 3.75u4 %; hciferS.
common, 2.40a2S5 good. 3.2J(p4.oO; cows,
fair to good, 2.5oU350; Gamers, 1.25Gtl -:
cutters, 2uH2iO; bulls, common. 2.otU
80; choice 2.6JD3.2J; feeders, 3.oO6l3.5O,
stockcrs. =. JOu3.oD, Veal calves, common
to choice, 4.5odI.5o; heavy, 3.r0H4oo.
Mixers and springers-Marhet demorulizpd;
don't ship them
SHEEP Market is steady: 3.Oo.e
900; lambs, steady, 5.opu7.25.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
PLAN MANY CHAUTAUQUAS.
Good Templars to Make Big Crusade in
1901

WAUpACA. Wis. Sept. 10. Durin.
the summer of 1907 the Good Templars
of Wisconsin will hold 100 temperance
Chautauqua assemblies IN various parts
of the state.
The plan is to have five large tents.
each seating 1000 or more persons, and
locating them IN towns within easy ac-
cess 81 each other. SO that there may
10 an exchange Of talent each day. Lee
lures will hr given every afternoon and
evening. except Monday. when the tents
will he moved, us each assembly Will last
one week
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
CHARGED WITH PEONAGE,
Missouri Swamp Land Owners Alleged tc
Have Held Fortytwo Negroes, In
GLIDING Women, in Slavery.

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo, Sept. II.
The trial of Charles Nj. Smith, James
L. Smith and Rex Smith. three brothers,
of Sikeston, on the charge of peSnage.
began here today before Judge Pollock
of Kansas, in the United States district
court. Three hundred witnesses came in
from the swamps 10 testify. The charge
against the Smiths is that they have
held forty-two negroes, four of them
women, in practical slavery and made
them work Oh 1000 acres of reclaimed
sWamp land.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET

Choicc tim0thy hay. l3.5OU Hoo; No /
timothy hay. l3UOu1325; NO. = timothy
hay, lO.0Oull.5o; clover and mixed, S.co0
1900; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie.
II UEdl2.tO: No. l prairie, l0.uJWl 80; No, =
prairie, soou9oo; Wisconsin prairie, 1904
Soo packing hay, 6.5ou7.oo; rye straw,
G5odG.75: oats. straw, I.JouJ.oo; wheat
straw / %.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
PANAMA HAT, G.ODBY.
Earthquake in South America Has De
stroyed Great Straw Fields and Head
gear Supply Is Threatened.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Another evil
effect OF the South American earth
quake developed today with the
arrival of Juan b. Flores of Ecua-
dor He brought the news that
the great straw fields Of the Maiglar
Celtic district of Ecuador were destroyed
by the earthquakes and that. as Il result.
the future of the Panama hat industry
is threatened
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
New Theater for kenosha.

KENOSHA. Wis. Sept To- Spc.
cjal. Jones and G'Erien Of Milwaukee.
managers Of the BijUu theater in this
city, are negotiating FOR the purchase of
a large tract Of land in the business sec
ticn of the city rs Il site for Il new
Kenosha theatcr Th playhouse is 10
be devoted entirely TO vaudeville. 1t is
stated that the building Will cost SiO,-
emo
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
BLACK CHILDREN OUSTED,
Wichita (Kan) School Board Separates
Them from Whites and an lnlunc-
ton VIII Be Asked For

WICHITA. Kan. sept I. TIN ~.
forts of the school hoard to separate the
white and negro school children proved
successful Mondny. out Of more than
800 negro pupils il Wichita only thirty
enrolled az the building designated for
them. The rest applied AZ school build
iugS for white children and were refused
adlittauco At maSsmeeiing a ut-
stocs i sas decided 10 cnJoln tile ,aaul
hoard Several tights occurred Gggug
line day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13

The average condition Of huckwhcat
on September ! was 9l.2. against a3g
one month ago, 9l.S ON September /,
1908; 90 at tho corresponding date in
1908, and a t"nycar average Of ssh
Tobacco on September |. 1906. had an
average condition of So, against 81
one month ago, sol on September /.
1905, 81 at the corresponding date in
1904, and hyc.ycnr average Of SIS
The average condition of potatoes on
September ! was S.l.3. against 500 one
month ago. 500 on September | 1903;
9l.G ut tn" corresponding date III 1904,
and a tcn-y"ar average of 79.2.
The av"rng" condition Of cotton on
August - was II.3, rs compared with
so on july -, 1906; I'll on August
-, 1909; Sll on August -. 1904. and
tcn-yCar average Of 49,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
OLD SOLDIER KILLS HIMSELF.
Heart Disease Brings ON Melancholy
Uses Revolver.

ROSCOBEL Wis. Sept It. ~ Spe.
ciul. flames NJ. Ferret. an old soldier
and respected citizen. aged 81, COM
mittcd suicide Sunday afternoon by
Shooting himself III the mouth with -
calibcr revolver 1t is generally sup
posed that heart disease and melancholy
rnllsnd tho hcnl.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Root Is Welcomed to Peru.

LIMA, Peru, Sept. ll.-S"crrtary
Root WAS given an enthusiastic welcome
here last night The mayor in his speech
said 1--WE sympathize with the doctrines
you proclaim aud extend the right hand
Of friendship We feel n pride and sat.
isfaction III hcholdng the progress Of
Your country"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Yacht Disaster Peport Denied

.WlLMINGToN. Del Sept. H.. 4. j.
MoNham Of the Dupont Powder com.
pany, his family aud his yatcht aro snfe
Mr MoNham wired today that there IL
the yacht Adele went down IN tba nj.
rlJor coast Monday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Vim Wins Roosevelt Cup.

MARBL EllEAD Mass. sept H..
The Roosevelt cup, presented by the
Eastern Yacht club to iuauaguratc sc-
rlcs Of Yachting contests between Ger
many aud America was Won Monday
ny the American yacht Vim. owned tn
Commodore r. l.. Park of the American
Yacht club Of New York
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Mrs. Oelrichs TO Fight Will.

NEN YORK. Sept. ! 1.-The Evening
World today suys that there will he n
contest ~ thc viii of Herman oelrchs.
Il is stated that Oelrichs left two wills.
in the first u which, made two or three
years agn de.deyised his property to his
wife Il IS said the second VIII sur.
prsel Mr- Oorieha.
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Bryan il St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Sept. Il.-A rccop-
tiOn committee including former Gov +.
O. Stanu'r d and \. NJ. Dockery, nation
nj Democratic committeeman Rothwell
United States Senator stone and many
other prominent Democrats greeted w.
j. Bryan on his arrival here this morn
ing. He will address mass meeting at
the Coliseum tonight. After an interval
of general handsIakng Mr. Bryan was
escorted to- the Hotel jefferson. where
he held Il reception for an hour
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
ENGINE IN FATAL. WRECK.
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED
AND SEVEN RAILROAD MEN IN
IURED NEAR WAUPACA.
FLANGEON TENDER BREAKS
Narrow Escape on Milwaukee Road
Bridge Near La Crosse--Fail from
Bridge Fatal-Another Serious.

WAUPACA, Wis, Sept II. - Spc-
oial. Two railroad men were killed and
seven injured in a wreck on the WiScon-
sin Central here late yesterday after
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
Many Children Arrested.

Many children were taken into GUS
tody They are employed by the terror
lists Ia execute attempts upon govern
mcut officials, because the movements of
children do not awaken suspicion
According TO the best information
the number of persons killed in Siedlce
is about 10 They were without food
or water. The four principal streets of
the town have been almost devastated.
and elsewhere many houses were dam
aged ana loo.ed. The number Of houses
burned reaches tWcnty-srycu. Many
Jews managed 10 get out Of the city and
flee 10 up sIhuriug yiIIagcS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
u. S. CRUISER
SENT TO CUBA,
American Shipping and Commercial In
terests viii Be Protected by
President

,-,.,,,>-,,rrANr - - S.,t -
NANiiNNICN' - -" j.,
American shipping anu '"H'h'' ''"t -
,erests about Havana, Cuba, are TO nave
the protection of an American warShIp IN
Cuhan xvotars
VI, ..... ..,ff,.i,I. ,l,,,.. am i'm
hlie s"''' i,i'''' ,,.l.,. ,rr,ir..
cllnatlon not 10 uI>ouSa Nup1" 49,,
Here can DC no uou I ,u" t., ,'' Irtnll,
bes hoihes' ""i(u C'''t'u +.o,'' pa,,,,,,.
seslt'ua!' - s"i'H5 '",,r,s,,'I M .,,,
in MI iiIls,',i'' "nu ~ ti,,.I,.,
NJ, NJ pioo,Iu uii,ts ,f tI,,
Ho - w. 49, '''', - j. L,il sna
pa, Si,''.',' .,', ..f the hone
g. ~ ,ta Io,IrL Of H.. sailnTs and
.,',
president taxes ACTON
President Roosevelt. il is rumorc4 here.
is responsible for the sailing OF the Dcs
MONIES. Ii is known chat the state de-
partmcut is keeping Inn advised dauy
OF an information received from Havana
and that he is keeping Iu closc tuucu
win the situation.
The SAILING of the Dcs Molucs has
chilled the >guru.rgry Trpfiuu I Of
fetal circles OF President Ialma'S ability
to promptly suppress the iu~urrrctOu.
Nr,r,i.l Tan. T,,..r,~as
,,.,-...
LA Ana, sep. II.--haiiIal Ia" mas
been proclaimed 10y jue government Al
most an the MeHncIS OIL the feNoI"lo"'
d.! JunlA nave p'eu arrested. ne
Using pardon to all rrTol, WHO SUR
rendered has been recalled.
IT Is learned that the government of
Cuba now views with suspicion not only
its political opponents, but also many ct
those whom 1t has hitherto trusted as
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
State Figures on Oats.

The following table shows for each Of
the eleven principal oat states the con
dition when harvested as reported on
September /, 1906, and September |.
1903, with the tcn-ycar averages:
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Can't Agre, with Bryan.

PATTERSON, y. j., Sept. Nv William,
b. GOurlcy. chairman of the Democratic
state committee, does not agree with
Bryan that the time has com" for the
federal and state control of railroads.
Mr.. Rryau'S speech. as delivered in
Madison Square garden. is not in accord
with tn" first principles of democracy"
he said. He viii realize the fact to his
regret -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13
ROBBERS Get $4,000.

KlEN Sept ll,--At Bjcjazcrkov n
band Of armed roughS attacked the local
branch Of the Discount bank in full
view Of many poopI" ana got off with
$4,000. one hystandcr was killed and
one of the robbers, fearing capture com
miltCh sniride.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-09-13

TNO COndlU0n Of sprlng WhcHt IN the
five principal states is reported as fol-
lows.
Minnesota .......T9 Iowa .............gG
North Dakota.,...Si Washington ......71
South DakOtn. IS