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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
9te dltcRe Srait Nsien'S.

@or Surgeon Iiarb oie 6lteite 6rali
@iens, Srau Wtaria Sbereiia SuId,
Die elm Sitter BON 106 Sabren erreift
bat. Sic Itarb, wie bas &c. @r.
Sogbl." beridtet, in Der @obmlng
(@orugaiie 29), Die iie iiber iehs5ig
Sabre inne gebabt bat. Morta S9a.
reIia <aa mur6e am s. December
1899 in 9%artelsbrunn bri Nitols<
burg ais Sodter oes 2ebrers SoIef
Grimm geboren. Sbre @rinneriingcn
reidten ouf mebr als neun5ig Sabre
5uriid. Ius Ser Sran5oien5eit, Ga
nod Napoleon /. nit ieiner Irmee in
Mdbren mar, pubte lie man6es Ell
er5Gblen; tie erinnerte iid nod, ric
in ibrem Seimatbsorte gepliinoert
muroe, mobei ard ibren gltern aQes
geruubt murbe, mas tie bur6 iabrc-
loneen SleiB g%eiammelt. batten. Sic
flint Ginoer Ser MN 8erblid)enen
Harden Big auf einen Sobn f9on in
iungen Sabren. Die &inoer 0ieies
Sobnes, Ser inter &abesfp ols
ariegsfommiiiGr 9eoient batte, pur.
oen bon 6rau &itaa er5ogen. Sn in-
niger 3Grtli6feit ftmben ibr Die Gn.
fel, ltr. uno ltrurenfel sur Seite.
Srai 9ltna %erfreiite iid Bis Dor sroe;
SSobren Ser beIten @eiunoheit. @it
erober Sreuoe eradblte iie Dor orei
Sabren, bab cine ibrer @nfeItodtcr
Die iilberne S~of5eitsfeier begebe unS
5u sleider 3eit cine l%1r,irenfeIin Dor
Den Sraltaltar trete. Sm poriaen
Sabre iiberitonb Srau 8liqa cine
Observation-Disclosures uno erbolte
fih 10 melt, baB Tic iid ipieoer Inn ibr
Sausnelen fiimmern fonnte. Inein.
cine Subpunbe, Die iie iih Mitte go.
bember 1905 5u5og, f~eiielte tie aber.
mails ans &runfenlager. &iirsIih
aeigten fif BEL ibr Die Spmptoine q.
rcr beginnenoen 2rngenent5iinoung,
Der fie er1os.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Gin @rambnd, iber w,aseoUmien.

Sie italienii9e &egierung Iisb Dem
garlament elm 0rin6u9 ii6er Die
museoonii6sn %ngslegenbeiten 5uges
ZEN, oas 446 G6riftitide entbGlt unb
1i9 auf Den 3eitraum bon Sanuar
1903 Bis Mai 1905 eritredt. Die err
item e9riftitiide bebanOeln Die 4uf>
ftenung oes 3eformplanes fir 6ie ma
3eoonii6en Wilajette auf @runb Ser
5pif6en Sen @rdfen 9amsoorff uno
@oluGpnsfi in Dien getrpffenen @bs
ma6un9en, Senen ii9 audi Stdlien an
i9IoB, oas ieinen 8oti9after in Som
ftantinopel dnfpies. Die G6ritte bes
0iterrei6ii9er uno oes ruifif9en Bot
I6afters gu unteritiiBen. Sieies 8ot,
gehen berfotgte in eriter 2inie Den
53iped, oie @en0armerie unter Der 2eis
tung auslGnbiI6er Sffi5iere gu repre
geniiiren. On Die Spite Der @enbar,
merle IoGte i'm inpegItGnonib nit Den
anoern MG9ten elm bO6erer italieni=
f6er Offi5ier geitent ner0en. Im 2.
SSanuar purbe Der Pforte gegeniiber
General 81 @lprgis al5 fir 0ieI:
Gtenunq in @u8Ii9t qenommen be
sei6net. Sie fplqenbsn S6riftitiide bes
6anbeln ben @ptenaustduI9 SpiI9en
Ser pforte uno Ben Wld9ten iber Die
8ert6eiluns ser GenourmerieorganiId
tim nn6 0en etnaelnen 8e5irfen. mo-
Bel Stalien Der 8eairf Monaftir untar
Der 8e0inguns suget6eilt miro, ihaB
General 81 @iorgis feinen Wo6fiit
uuBerbalb oes 8e5irtes nimmt. Nm %,
MGr5 t6eilt Miniiter Sittpni Den
8ptI6aftern in Yeters6urg unb Wien
nit, baB Stalien hermit einoerltanoeu
lei. 4m IA. Iueuit gt6t Stttoni Den
italienii9en 8oti9aftern i'm @uslanbs
&snnfnib BON Ser ioentii9en HDtc
Oeferrei9zllngarns unO &ublanbs
iiber sic 9eSiebungen 3pii9en @eneruI
oi 9iprsis utto Sen 3iOilagenten Ser
bei6en MG9te in Md3ebonien. Iuf Die
Npte ertpioert MiniIter Sittoni in ei=
mem Gun0erldB on DIE Sot9dfter, er
erfenne poIfommen an, Dap 5ipi16en
Sen Srganen, benen Die Iufsabe Der
8eru6igung uno Der Reorganization
M~aSeoonisns 5utbeil getporoen lei,
ppQitGnoiges Ginpernebmen berri9sn
miife. Oas bebe1te aber ni6t, DAB Ole
SbGtigfeit 6es Generals 81 @iOrgis et=
ner uebsrpa6ung irgenopel9er Dirt
burd Die 3~iDilagenten unterliegcn
fo1e. @m 26. DECEMBER erflGrte BIZ
Pforte fif bamit einperitanben, SAT
sic 3ab1 Ser frembsn @enOarmeriez
Sffiaiere INN % permehrt miro. Nn=
6ere S9riftitiide betreffen bds 6eI
Pforte BON Sen 8otf3aftern Seter=
rei6zltnearrs unb 3ublanOs porgelegs
te sSinanareglement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
ueber ole Sbatisfcit Ger &riceS'
huttoe

IN Der Manoi9urei, bic BON Dem ruff
fif6en Seere gebrau9t nurOsn, tpsrben
ieBt in ruYfti9en 8ldttern sinise I'M
terefante Mtittbeilunsen p.rDffentIi9t.
Sci Der Q%uffinbung bor &srpunbe>
ten. Ole in ben Maisfe.osrl lugen, bas
ben fi9 Die Sbiere betpGbrt. Sbre
Sntenisena lit eritaunli9, be'onoers
Ole @glil4en 9unOe iinD jebr Tug.
Sic igur0en in gbarbirl brefiirt unD
ausgeiGidt, Derboresn liegs.lOe Mens
i@en our9 ben Serud Gusi.noia 81
MAIDEN. Die Solse oapon mar, bag
lie ME einen Sapaner ~irrt9imIie) fir
einen &uhen bieltsn. NdGrenb ei..ss
Samples fpuroen auf oisIe 8eiie IS
Geute an Stenen sefunben; po man lie
ME gefu4t bate, ale paren GuEen.
DaS tit iebr bebauerli9 fir ole Sapae
ner, aber 9unoe, Die an @uropdsr ges
pObnt iino, seben ME gu Qiiaten. Die
Shiere tpuroen au4 an cine Stsle ge=
i4idt. an Der bermutblid cine gnsabl
Sapaner lag. aber Bel ibrer Hiidfebr
iparen Die Waferflaiden unberiibrt,
elm 8etpeis. bab fie ni9t an oen Seino
herangssangen paren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

CUNT f1On lett Sabrsn ibr Wsisn
irsibt. sisbt i6 Die 8sp6lterung oamii
,ufrisosn. 3ur gstdmpfuus oisisr ssris'
bsnen 8urfden 9eute gu isbsr, beren
ein3iess Dsroisnf bariH befsbt, Der
parteipolitif Electromagnetic Sisnfte es.
lsiiist 80 babsn.
Cine Bef6rberung alter bienferprob.
ter geamten, bic bira ,laneidbrige gr'
fabrung geei9net fno, wirfli& quite
poliasioisnas su lsifen. bsrtimmerr
unb beriauern In untsrgeoronetsn
Stelen. mdbreno fie, tpenr nod Ser.
oienf bef6roert, Der @cfeaf6aft tuertb'
bols 9ienfs IeiHen f6nnten.
@attrlid s,falaft BEL oisien 2euten
Der gbrssis, benin He finoen. bob i
psnissr Rs Rd bemerfbar MAIDEN. ibi
pofsn fi&srer III. Sur in ieltenen
Sdasn bat bic .iueat boz" proeeou'
gu wirtliden @rfolaen seftbrt. De,
ySleutb" Der tn ben qelbsn Sugenb'
idriften gei&iloert piro. III Elm Sabel'
tbier rinb ioate islbff Elm nntsrbeamte,
elm an9eborenes Spirtalent bsfissn, ID
ruirb ss isltsn on b6dfsr Stsae be-
merit, man Sesntigt f4 lieber nit BEN
Surrosat FIR poli3sili4e SinOigteit be,
.Smsat boz.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Die oentfGe nno ote frans6:
itf@e Nrmee.

Die frans6fi4e prefe bat gum sro-
Zen She'll pdbrsno Ger 2onfersna bon
Nlgeciras cine re8t hsrausforoernoe
spra6e ssaen Seuti8lano gefib1t.
Den Wut5 ba3u fano Tie In ibrer often
ausseiprO&enen neberssu9ung bon Der
1eberlegenbeit Der fran36fi4eu 4rmee
iiber bic beutide. Nus elmer Derglsis
denosn Statifif, bic ftirsli3 General
sanalois ber6fsntli6t bat. ldBt f4
nun frsilid bisis usber!egsnbsit Der
franaOff6en Nrmse ni9t s%ntuebmen.
Ser, General mar frtibsr Mit9lieo oes
oberffsn 3risesratbs Der frana6fi8en
Nrmse unb fiir bic Gibrung zines Sees
res I'm 2risgsfane auserisben; feline
feline NusIufunesn baben nliO mtbr
Iniprua auf 8sa9tuns. als bic Ieubes
runaen Der omar isbr patriotif6sn, absr
militdriia tuobl ueniger tompetenten
fran30fi&en 3eiiungen. Die psrslei.
dsnos Statifit oss @enerals be3iebt
i9 einsrieits auf bic au'psnounssn
fur bic armss, anosrerieits auf bic
Stdrfe beioer Deere. Der beutf9e
6ssrssaufuanb bss leBten Sabres mar
UNI nahssu 200 gailiOnsn 6rants
b0ber. als Der fran36RfGe. Sieier
Wsbraufmano 1T ni9t nur auf Die
ifdrtere aOpfsabI. ionoern auf bic
before 5ariOrge FIR ben ein3slnen
Wann surtid3ufibren. SIR grndb,
run9. 8etleioung uno @eiunobsitss
pilsss oss sin3elnsn Solbaten giebt
Seuti&lanb 352 Granfs idbrli9 aus,
5ranfrsi6 aber nur 278. Dieter Wsbr.
aufmano Seuii9lanb's ma9t fi9 isbr
gut be3a6lt, benin bon ben beuti4en
Soloatsn tperben pdbrenb Der Sienf:
3eit biermal 10 wenis Snpalios, pie
bon Den f%rans6FTasn. Sisfe better.
@eiunbbeit oss oeuti9en Soloaten if
natirIid fur ben 2risesfaI bon gr6b.
ter @ittigteit, neil benz ssiinbsrsn
Nanne aud bic 9r6Beren Gtrabasen
3ueemutbet tusrbsu otirfeu. aud bleibt
Der gefiano bes 5slobseres better ina
tatt. ie frdftiser bic Wanni9aft if.
Whrbsn alio bic J~ranaoisn In einem
2risss f6on bur4 2ranfbeiten einen
fdrtersn Abgang 6aben, 10 tOmmt nod
bin3u, oaB in Der fran3bRfdsn Armse
i6on auf 18 aOmbattantsn Elm Ni9t.
fombattont fommt, In Ssuti9lanb ab.r
srf auf q. slu9 bies erb6bt nattirli4
bic numerii&e nebsrlsgenbsit Der tdms
pfsnben bsuti9en 4rmss.
aud hinfidtIi9 Ger 5riebensHdrte
febsn idmmtli4e Waf.ngattunss1 bel
ben Jranaoien aurid. Bel Der Snfan-
terie uro Der Qabanerie fino bic 9eut.
i4en um ie eth 3ebntel iibsrlssen, bel
Der Nrtilerie ober um % uno BEL ben
@e~nietru9pen iOsar UNI 81 3ebntsl.
gsrabs BEL ben Sruppsnsattunssn
aIio. bic TN mooernen 9riess cine be,
Ionoere %olls 3u fpielsn bsrufen Fnb,
fino bie Seutihen ben 5ran3oien MI.
msrii9 srbebli4 iiberlsgsn. Stun Be.
baupten bic Jranaoisn alIsrbings Bel
Der 10 tpi1tisen artinerie bic qualita.
tips ueberlegenbeit gu btissn, neil HI
tbsr Elm beRsres @ei9hbmaterial Der.
fi9ten. Tiefe $batia&s let bier nidi
ndbsr unterfu9t, absr ss fei baran
srinnert, bob bic Oefsrrsi9er 1866
bas pisl before @ei3hb. bic 5ran3oien
1870 siR bsHeres @ewebr battsn, ale
bte Preuben, bessu. BITE SeutI&en.
9robbsm uurben iouobl bic DETER.
rei&er pie bic 6ranaofen beRsst. Bs.
fonbsrs bel ben lfbtersn 3siste Is I'D,
bab bic before QuaIitdt Der Teuer.
uaHe barri iuertblos III, tusrr es an
! beS n6ihiQen NustiTOuna fehIt. 6feriu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

SIREN bun6ertten sc.
burtstag feierte Die @ittme @ros.
jean IN WiiIbauien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
New York Dentists

81 | D. Naib. Ctr, Stpii&en Sots unb Tep
OI2 Yorf 2aben. iiber @Oruer:@ ebrinss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

set up on the strand In front OF the 'Stadt
HuyS' under Dutch rule, and the sentences
were many ana severe One little para
graph In a New York newspaper published at
that time throws keen light on the cold
blooded sslfishness and brutal Indifference
of the people of that day to human suffer
ing. and illustrates. almost better than any
argument could possibly do. one of the prin-
cipal reasons why, with the advance of civ
ilization and enlightened sentiment, the in
stitution of the whipping post gradually fell
from favor The newspaper. In discussing
a number OF whippings that had taken place
the day before In front of the Stadt Hugs,
says that one woman who was under the
lash created much amusement by her re-
sistance.'
OF course. so far az the correction and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

to do them honor and so to dress them that
they shall honor her.
Formerly this potentate was somewhat
noted for mendacity in the matter of prom
Using gowns for occasions. bat in these days
she is likely to keep her word, AMI a
promptly paying customer is measurably
sure to receive her toilets in good season.
The little matter of price is seldom inlro-
duced until choice has been made and the
gown ordered. Madame names a high fig
ure but the people who come to her do not
expect anything cheap. and would be some
what disguised if their things did not cost
money. All things this earth are rela-
tive. and today in this rich land we have
many men whose incomes permit their
wives and daughters TO spend large sums of
money on their dress without their being
in the least extravagant. Indeed. their
spending puts money in circulation, and
helps to kindle hearth-fires in the homes of
the poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
What Makes Shoes Shine.

From the Technical World Magazine
The philosophy of polish on any sub
stance is simply the production by friction
of such smOothneSs of the surface layer of
its particles that they readily reflect the
rays Of light falling upon them. Different
articles are used to aid In procuring this
smoothness on different substances. With
leather the best substance seems to be a
paste containing bonc-black-tfHt is. the
powder obtained from charred bones or
ivory-to which Is added a small quantity
of acid TO dissolve it, oil to preserve the soft
texture of the leather and treacle and gum
to render the mass adhesive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

Every fashionable dressmaker has large
corps of workwomen, each of whom attends
to only a single portion of a dress. There
is a highly paid filter who earns as much
money in the course of year as is paid to
the average college president. There are
women who attend only to sleeves, to skirts
to embroideFies. to finishings. Madame her
self does nothing at all beyond exercising
the office of critic which she does with an
eXactness and swiftness of conclusion that
show her to be mistress of the situation.
When finally she sends home 10 its fortu-
nate possessOr a gown that win be called
dream, it is carefully packed in enveloping
folds of tissU~ ~-", is boxed with care
and dispatched with as much detail as
though 1t belonged, II really does, to the
realm of decorative art of priceless lace, or
of costly bric-a-brac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

recognize this they themselves are not slow
to insist upon their prerogatives.
Your fashionable dresSmaker Of emlnenCe
is parsonage with whom one does not
take liberties Great ladies, so to speak,
sit at her feet. Her house has nothing
about it of the air of the shop. Carriages
drive up to her door, elegant women de
scend fiutter up the steps, ring her bell,
and float out of sight, within the magic
portals. Those portals are opened by
page in buttons. who IS as dgnifed as a
well-trained English butler. and as solemn
as an American undertaken His face has
the immobility of a craven image, and yet
he knows to d nicely, and apparently by in
tuition which of madame'S customers Is TO
be treated with reslect, which with affabil-
ity and which with liberation. 1t is anus
ing to observe the faint Interrogation mark
in the eyes of such a functionary when
new customer appears who has unfortun-
ately not vet attained the hallmark or
fashion, and VINO has something of the
stamp of the trump or the dowdy.
X
But madame's orders suffer no discourtesy
to a visitor except, perhaps from herself.
She has almost sixth sense In deternin-
ing at a glance whether a stranger Is to be
welcomed with effusion or gently discour-
ased. Occasionally, but very seldom,
her discretion is at fault and she plumbers
into a rebuff to some one who might have
proved a most desirable patron. Her draw
ing room is we'll furnished and has nothing
of the gloom characteristic of boarding
house parIors On the contrary it's ap-
polntments are comfortable, conventional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

and advancement a feature of the penal
system. 1t must be said, however. that Del
aware Is not the only civilized state of
modern times to approve of whipping for
certain crimes. Thirty years ago, when gar
feared in England, the whipping post was
re-established and the lash became once
moro an authorized instrument of pun
ishment.
And in 1882 there was a revival of this
form of punishment in Maryland.
X
The history of the whipping post in Della
ware Is particularly interesting, In view of
the fact that it Is a well-recognized mode
of punishment at the present time In 1T19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

punishment of slaves were concerned, the
whipping post was a southern institution
until the close of the civil war. At that
time slavery and the whipping post may
be said to have vanished hand in hand, the
latter disappearing from every state with
the exception of Delaware. And now this lat
ter commonwealth has, as before stated, the
unique and questionable distinction of be-
ing the only state in the Union where the
whipping post is, and has consistently re-
manned throughout all the years of progress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

or with idle vagrancy or faults of a like
nature"
In Rhode Island even under gentle and
tolerant Roger Williams, the whippir post
is rather difficult to realize at this time thai
III Newport, until the nineteenth century.
malefaCtorS were dragged around town at
the tail of a cart and then taken to a public
square and whipped on the naked back in
sight of all who cared to gaze.
In New York city a whipping post was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

gest dictates and ordains what the people
who come to her are to wear, and If they
happen to be fayorites she lays herself out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

and a little stately. This Is madames re-
cePtion room. and here she bears herself
with the suave and gracious manner of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

duchess, just tinged with sufficient aristt-
erly subordinate In their places. She sug-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
The Prize Winners.

The Prize winners.
FIRST PRIZE, $5.oo-Awarded to
n. N. Thornburg, 215 Sd ST. Sc.
This remarkable picture of the
fireworks display on the M0nu-
ment lot was taken the night of
March 4, 1905. The display of fire.
works was in connection with the
Inauguration of Theodore Roose-
welt as President of the United
States. The photograph is espe-
cially remarkable for the faithful
reproduction of detail. The ray of
light extending from the top of
the Monument is from a powerful
searchlight
SECOND PRIZE, $3.oo-Awarded
to Alvin r. Meissner, $40 @ st.
NV.
One of the most unusual char
acteristics of this photograph is
that 1t was taken by lamplight.
THIRD PRIZE, s2.oe-Awarded to
Arthur o. Fowler, 117I2 Todd
pI1ce NV.
'"The White Flyer" was built
and is owned by William Allpress,
las T street northwest. The actual
cost Of the material used was S66.
The truck weighs 500 pounds and
is 81 feet 8 inches long. 1t will
carry twentyfour persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

Prior TO the nineteenth century the whip
ping post was an English political institu-
ton OF great antiquity. the direct out
growth of whipping at the carts tayle"
All through the middle ages 1t held sway,
In the army and the navy it was continued
until not so very long ago, and It was, of
course considered the indispensable expedi-
ent for enforcing discipline among slaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11

EXT Monday. in all probability
the members of the House Of
Representatives will be called
to vote on the proposition to es-
+-LL..L q .uLtnrirn most In the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-11
WHIPPING POST A RELIC
OF BARBAROUS TIMES
Condemned at the Capitol-The Adams Bill Likely to
Fail Next Monday-How the Lash Was Laid
on in the Past for Various Offenses.

members of the House of Representatives
settle the matter once and for all
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 6.--Close-Wheat-
,Firmer; No. northern, on track, SIC; NO.
z northern, on track Sac: SoramEaNsier;
white on track 32c; No 3 white, on track,
,,20lhQ3Oc Barley-Steady; No, 2 on track,
Doc; sample on track, 39q54c. Rye-Steady;
No l on track. 6Sl2c. Provisions-Steady;
pork, 14.S2; lard 7.s5.
Flour quotations are: Hard spring wheat
patent, in wood, 4,3o@4.4O; straight, In
wood i'go c export ps saehs u sar rKs
in wood 3.55G3.G5; country, 3.0o@3.1E in
sacks Buckwheat flour. 5.3og5.5O; Kan
,sas patent. in wood, 40.
Millstuis are, quoted at 1910 for bran,
1915 for standard mddlings and 1900
1900 for Milwaukee flour middlings IL 100.
III sacks rye middlings, 160O9l65o; red
dog, 19.I51200O; barley feed, 1850; deliv.
cred at country points, SOC extra.
) CHICAGO, H., Feb. 6.-Close-Wheat-
May s3AgsI2fe Ivy, SGT osts-M ToTn aolT
36%c: july. 295ssc. Pork-May, 14.i0: July,
IA 72k. Lard-May, 7.671aQ770; July, 7.l7h
arse; September 1907. 92E. Ribs-May'
7.S2h4S.S5; July, a.92124 40. Rye-Cash'
115; southwestern, 40, May, LIE. Tim
Barley-Cash, 3Sl2l54c.
ccipts, $4,000, including 600 southerns; mar
ket 5l10c lower; native steers. 40o85.9O;
southern steers, @i.60; southern cows,
na'y na f fs%Gcr ana Ia
2.5Ou3, 80: calves, 3O047.oo: western fed
steers, 35O6D475; bulls. 2.5oGp3S0; calves.
3ooaloo western fed o stsers' H aooaoRo'
ceipts, $4,000; market steady to SC lower;
bulk of sales, 5,6o45.6I1a; heavy. .56oYolo;
packers, 56Ou57o. pigs and lights, 300
$50 sheep-Receipts. 10000; market loc
lower: muttons. 4.2505.T3; lambs. 5.5o4
100: range wethers, 54oQ6,25; fed ewes
4.50Q5.25.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. c. Close Wheat
Higher; No. 2 red cash, elevator. s9a93c;
track, s5lhc; May, sSasgssac; July, SIC; No.
4liac track, 422ac May, 42$G42hc; July.
3l1a@321ac; May 3o1scc; No 2 white, 321ac.
KANSAS CITY, No. No, Feb. a. Srclose-
No. 3, 550i9c; No red, 03c; No. 3, $50
93c. Corn-Steady; May, 39Ac; July. 40c;
cash No 2 mixed, 3sAq39c; No. 9 white,
white 3o1z@31Iac; No. . mixed, SOC.
MINNEAPOLIs. MINI. Feb. 6.-whcat
May, 3fsQS32.c; July, So3sc; No. ! hard,
s31ac No. / northern, S3c; No. northern,
size.
81. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 6-Cattle-Rc.
ceipts. 5000, including 1900 Texans; market
steady; beef steers, 3o0n5. So; stockers and
feeders. 2.5oqi.25; cows and hefers. 1000
40; Texas steers, 3.o0a4.9o; cows and
hcifers. 2o0a3 so Hogs Receipts. 1000:
market &c lower; pigs and lights, 5oou5. 50:
packers, 51o45s0; butchers and best
heavy, 510a5S5. Sheep Receipts. 1900;
market weak. lower; natives. 52ou6. Is;
lambs. 5.Ooa675. Texans, 3.Oo14.oo
500; market steady: native steers, 1850
$50; canners. 175427o; stockers and feed
crs. o.75g4 30: calves, 3.ooq6.25; bulls aud
stays. 2,2oq5.75. Hogs Receipts, $500:
5.52M sheep Receipts. $500; market 100
, lower; lambs, G1i8lO0, sheep, i.JoG200.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-08
GIRL COAL THIEF IS
BIG MANS TERROR.
KAUKAUNA TEAMSTER FINDS WIRY
LASS NEARLY EQUAL WHEN
CAUGHT IN ACT.
Weighs IFS and Is IA Years Old-Her
Captor Weighs 145, but in Des-
peration She Nearly Escapes.

kAUkAUNA, Wis, Feb. 3.-[Spe-
cial. by long and fierce
struggle with 115-pound girl, If years
old, John Frank, why young teamster
weighing 100 pounds, finally succeeded in
overpowering his opponent and cleared
up the mystery of many disappearances
OF fuel from the coal yards
Frank was set to watch for the thieves.
Although close watch was kept from
10 in the evening to > O'Clock in the
morning, he could find no trace. BY
starting his vigil earlier he at last found
that just after the Offices were closed
boy, aged 8, and his older sister came
to the yards with sled aud loaded it
with coal.
He ran after the children. but the
boy escaped. The girl, however, in her
efforts to tear loose, bit scratched,
kicked and fought desperately, he al
leges, and his clothes were nearly torn
from his body during the struggle. lie
locked her in the company's Office and
the next morning the children declared
that their mother sent them 90 steal
fuel.
In n declaration, the mother virtually
declared her guilt. She said: II didn't
think it was your coal, Mr. Solar; |
thought 1t was the North-W Western
roads"
The case will be tried next week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-02-08
IRON ORE Is HELD UP,
Independent M:ne Owners IN Lake Su.
peri0r District Turn Down
Big Orders

DULUTH Mimi. Feb. g. Owing 10
'Uc steadily increasing demand for IRON
ore from l.n Lake superior region the
independent mine owners are holding
onto their ore for higher prices. This
seems apparent from the fact that somr
oi the mines have sold less ore for 1906
delivery than ia 1905
The BIwabik ore company whch
owns tH" great Biwahik min, on tho Ne.
saba. is good example Of ibo new con
dltluus that seem 10 be growing TM@
mime shipped more than l,OOOUDo tons
m 1908 ard this year viii ship only
about 100000 tons.
The Youngstown Steel company aud
BE- Briar Hill Iron and Coal company.
who control Tie Blwabik ore company.
use about Lnlf Of the product of thr
mine. and the other half has been sold in
The general murket. The mine is de-
Noloped to such an extent that il could
ship a couple Of million tons in season
This is one Of the years when Lcav,
sales could have been madc, but tbo
company is not letting 90 Of anything
like the amount * could sell and shin.