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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
HONOLULU LODGE 616, 3. p. o. E.

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG, B. P. o.
E., will meet in their hall on Kin"
near Fort street every Friday evening
BY order of the E. r.
HARRY H. SIMPSON,
Secretary.
F. E. RICHARDSON, Err.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
TWO WAYS OF LOOKING AT IT,

Both are wrong about fourteen
inches is the average distance at
which perfect eyes read most easily.
Holding book or paper differently
is apt to mean eye-strain; may
mean a defect of focus or weak mus
cles; may mean grave harm later on.
"a stitch in time saves'-applica-
tion slightly changed, but you know
the import, and eyes are more i'm
portant than stitches.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
PRESBYTERIANS ENDORSE
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE

Columbus, o., May 22-The Pres.
byterian General Assembly, after an
acrimonious debate, endorsed the Anti
Saloon League.
The Weekly Edition OF the EVENING
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
Casters Gone

Why not come out, then, in
stylish spring suitl
We have remarkably fine assort-
ment OF spring suitings for you to
choose from, Jealous as we are of
our reputation, you are sure to SCI
cure oorreet styles and a good it,
". v. Ahana 4 Co.,
MERCHANT TAlLoRs
eHahF aluF alAf ?, Q, aas esf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
DUE FRIDAY

Stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from
Kona ports, 6 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
HARMONY LODGE, No. 8, |. o. o, F.

Meets every Monday evening at
1880 in l. 0. o. f. Hall, Fort street
Il, r. HENDRY, Secretary.
c. A. SIMPSON, N. G..
All visiting brothers very cordially
invited.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
OAHU LODGE, No. 1, K. of p.

Meets every Friday evening at
K. of P. Hall, cor. Fort and Bere-
tania, at 1880. Members of Mystic
Lodge No 2, VIM. Mckinley Lodge
No 8, and visiting brothers cordial
~ invited.
General Business.
R. COSTING, c. G.
A. S. KENWAY, K. r. S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
MYSTIC LODGE, No. 2, K. of p.

Meets every Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock in X. of P. Hall, cor.
Fort and Beretania. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to attend.
A. S. WEBER, c. c.
+. WALDRON, K. R. S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-05-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Deposit your Contest votes before
4 o'clock this afternoon if you
wish them to be included in the next
count, which will be published in the
Bulletin Friday, May "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

GARDENER -Scotch married. thor0ughly
experienced in tie care Of private place;
excellent reference from last employer
McCTee, Elliotts seed store. &i Fulton ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
couNTRY PRODUCE MARKETs.

ORR
stead Medium very qulet Pea scarce and nm eli
FEATURES scotch peas urn. We quote. BEANs-
Mar choice Per hus}ei s. 5 s. 20 do -aa
idHey s. 20 Do oiack tHrti. SOUP ~ e. s. ~
GREEH PEAS. scotch. 81 80 -
frds crdaer is only aodera,e bur seems Be SUI
aeen TO sgs a sTnrTa5 n5 s' ARM TsGles ra Eeta
renovated and packing stock qe9,ea slsH. ,I, I
change oHcsI quotation. s2c. do. hrsts - &c 10
scenes - 70 - = 20. -. eeronis .slr25 40
thirds p pc. state dairy tgos fresh inss' 81, @oS
-ated extras a5c. do arsts - 24e DO seconds Is
thirds. lGgi7c. Western factor hfsls.
e 80 Sc, %d ~ sac. do 10 s ia
CJiEEsE- Receipts today 'GH boxes the none none
shape for mos ali grades Exporters sin showing
Fan cream cheese ana bette grades q skins h me
SEA s'arel'f ., ,es ne demand ana the actual
movement has been considerably iigi'ls- taan f"i %
C7s for coored and G5s for white finest cansdiaH SIS
cream small colored ssp'e-ber fancy l3s az }e
14-e. de- eoiorsd small os'o"eT 6T. Ia5li9ile DO
winter made average best l2-Tci 90 40 roc5
skins iisc half SKINS best. 1o Iolze: d. part
skins prime 81 a9c 10, fair good 79sc' do com
SECS ReceiPts to day 5.298 cases The shortage con.
tiu1cs and holders have the a6yanagc IN me s ,r
age ana goods are being fi=eel regular Gust
eTs AZ unchanged prices Ample receipts eSpe ted nt
scs WE q rsS soe do dolce @s2se do hrown and
missed extra. @sH29e do hrsts % extra o. -
auoafIon 27cD. Go seconds 26q2Glgc DO thirds
d. dirttes 2Sq25c do checks, 209-2c' DUN f|'''Si
FTsiIAprles ceiling slowly and t tone fasy
Creamery firm for best srade StI.'oeGlg erie r.,Iet plg
ana slightly higher oIsHgss meTns a E her sei,iie So
fi Sass: DO spzeuherg s2qS4 Do King - ~ 81: DO
s. gss Rda SECS % - Sen eo Rays s s. go
IL 81 7sS5 D. az Jersey Ter hbi So; do per crate
sa 90 I sIT i ES5!aa b fl saa! i adsa
Rvef per box s2qs4 40 oiher FlSrds 81 gs2 ~
sr 50 -aasi ~ MASDARINs Florida strap 81 -
LEMONS california. per box s s2St a5 ' s. ~ = Lf
HoFsTheTe has heen more 39 s9 mons on 5hs local
hundred balss sold ne pug az 5ai-i actlve in T B
70 l2se Rpins has a h INK D ~ ~ buying botb b
We hear az buying IN oregon fer EXPORT account
This larger business has favorable ehest and the
n Washington and caiifena hol,s, ti, onte1t y
o9ote. state 1906 choice 10, 2l422e do medium
ss51s ~ ,-ire iIdi2c % medium 1865 saioe
POULTRY ALIVE There were no e93r9ad lots IN
track By receivers Trading Slow in the msrke and
iossrs n Since = ne Holiday ana tone easier Daeis
and rse IA tight supply and cleaned Up closely al firm
Prices We quote: rows per- T-, e; vs. BOOSTERS
Ice. 90 toms - lac DUCKS per 10 GEESE western
@ sss ~ pd lSe 40 20 A Fo Psq Ps a
rIEoNs PeE p4 1s mere . iss accdaatio tbs S
than for some weeks pas Guy 5Ig I b 9sI eTeSe
carry over more or less stock Fresh turkeys especially
dull quality yeEy gnassiFa9e s se @eS ana n
but ordinary gEaHes neglected Fowls exceedingly dun
5st selling seviv Few e any Gerabs fresh aacks y
geese arriving Frozen poultry quiet ana prices Ito
western young hens. ave.aee best iss Do hens AM
lac: % Southwestern. lsGl5e Do iaf-OT. lOGl2e; DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
prices in The local market to-day

ND4lDN-The cotton market continued active during
-ss session ana after quite sharp early advance
e q net decline % points advance q points
sales tor the day estimated 10000 bales The
cI-lng was steady al advance q points,
curing he middle q tho morning prices ~
o-I support and fresh buying for long through
wire anG commission houses Smaller -ort
TIE cay, The big exports February
nsht estimate for to-days receipts Houston and
ne market although cables considered hardly salts
lactoy tut after the advance re March 9S7c
1oE May and Ssac for July the market esse1 under
ssl'1lhg arc ruf1oTs that the bulls unloading
ne olth IN the Southwest had broken ara est-
iiaa-es increased placed cotton
Elns had some Influence but offerings very vel
s1ssnee q the oeclire 20 little closing
.Ies OF ne previous DAY ard prices rallied point
SNo Fl The close Southern SPOT markets were m
cnagea 70 Sc higher. and while Sau esrern move
-rAl seemed lighter ETe from Galveston
Sung llst one Of TIE largest congresses Vas
LLslms me southern rapers coming report good
cams IN ffle Southwest. which shown
regular map, which only TERRITORY Srfr
..ehleAt 6lIss weekly movement figures follow: Port
iana n mills and canada hale against ~ $50
as Eer southern mi taknEs. estimated - AGAINST
s' Last .-hF' gam ot STOCK 81 inferior
has against loss Il SIS last vea- brougb INTO
- Ss' y ne Wei 2ls5ll bales against 1el ga
- 4oihl crop movement. Pert receipts 2T3 s=a
eaies against 62ss nls year. overland 20 mills -
Naaaa ~ $50 bales ~ 9H7 deducted overland So zon
shipments - l,l-s 70 Pacific against c1s ssS last .es-.
80 soE a. interior towns 4 September
palfS. against e4T.s6l brought
tnls Tar fr season. Il l6 bales against slf
- iasl year Ire total crop Tor 1S2 dsys
MS season, against is3 days last season
vas Gs follows: - "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

erect their escape. What happened to the bodies
OF the unfortunate men was told By the passengers
Of the steamer Delta. which arrived at Trinidad
from Ciudad Bolivar. Venezuela A day before the
steamers arrival II passed several bodies floating
in the OrinOcO River. of which were identified.
One Of these that of General Paroles Julio
Rodriguez, brother Of the Deltas captain was
Of those killed.
The story tells of the refusal of two government
generals TO carry out the orders 10 execute the
prisoners and that then General Jesus Garcia. who.
acting under instructions from Caracas, ordered the
shooting personally supervised the execution The
government commander FIRST intended 10 place Gen
era Paroles in the fortress at Los CASTLES. and
with that purpose in view had placed him aboard
the SoCOrTO. a small steamer. route for the
fortress on the way there. il is said. the orders
received from Caracas that All the prisoners
to be summary shot General Paroles was
landed a sandbanE. and when Informed Of the
order, replied 1T is order; do your duty
His CapJors then hound him, but he refused to be
blindfolded So General Paroles. brave and IN
finchinE, MS fate. Those with him were also
shot all the bodies being thrown into the river.
Six Were executed on the following day. One
of the bodies recovered chat of DiaS Herman
DEF. stepSOn of a Port % Spain merchant The
shooting of the insuFTectiOniSts Mr. BOets aGviees
sag. has created a profound sensation IN Port OF
Spain where many of the victims had lived ana
were we'll known.
report to that effect growing out OF the fact that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

green bugs Elsewhere conditions. while somewhat
unsettled were not regarded especially bulhshs al
this point Neither the cables the Argentine ship
ncnts Of 100000 bushels, against 4296000 bushels
the previous week gave assistance 10 the adNo-
Gates or higher The shipments about IN
with predictions. while al Liverpool
cline Of = q 4sd and Budapest a loss Of points.
little change being shown elsewhere News from
owing 70 predictions for Still larger receipts and pros
poet that stocks will continue 10 the
opening o. navigation At Minneapolis and duluth the
fecepts were "St cars FOR the day against 10 cars
year while the former point reported increase
OF 100000 bushels in its for the week With the
exception OF slight rally in the late afternoon which
the market any time during day. cash wheat
depressed and in the local market
ahoat. 10. ] Northern Duluth 92Ac, ana No. : hard
winter. S6isc ahoat CORS-Ou.side of rather
hTfn start due 20 wet weather m the west and the
Argentine shipments OF only $4,000 bushels against
10000 bushels the previous week, responded
readily 10 the wheat decline ana the close in New
York was parity 10 net lower. There really lit
= Justify hear pressure most OF
The selling seemed be for scattered long account
The rats liberal interior receipts were practically OF
was export business OF TO loads, Liverpool closed
sd higher. and the cash market In New York was
quoted as follows: No. corn, elevator 5Sc and 54c.
ahoat; No. white. 55c and No yellow. - &c.
2 b ahoat OATS-ThIs market also influenced
by heayi1ess in wheat and without any particular
own eased of moderately during day
remained firm closing as follows Mixed. 26 To 81 10,
$50; natural white so 3S n - 4 54c. and clipped
white, 80 10 40 n, So q 55c RYE. HARLEY and
ChWHEAT-N Nominal WHEAT. including -four
ports for the week according Bradstreets, aggre-
80. 423 bushels against 2a324 &l bushels sast
week > year; since July I. 1906. they
year CORN exports for the week Were .3G0456 bush
els less SIS bushels last week and $9G'o63
bushels last since July 1. So6 corn exports ara
42tS3 bushels against 81 500 80 bushels last year
YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York March q. 1907.
COFFEE-Ths coffee market a little
ca, but showed Eteadness particularly
eha positions which selling practically
terms with the later months The opening was IN
changed closed Seeadr.
net unchanged 10 points lower Sales for the Cay
reported q about G5OHO bags. The opening decline
d. 20 EcTcfean selling % the late positions and rather
cables than looked roasting interests
buying The near months here and this impaired steady
tone 70 the entire l!s which ruled around opening
figures during the entire session There special
feature 10 the Brazilian Receipts continued
about the recent scale comparisons with year being
unavailable owing 70 holiday. Neither q the primary
markets reported any change. noting fresh
heard regarding me further valOrzarar loans. which
eoitng 70 recent mail adrices from Brazil expected
10 b. announced before April ard probably during the
first week IN March. OF the EUROPEAN markets Hav-e
vas = franc net lower. and Hamburg closed net IN
changed 10 = pig lover II is estimated the
world visible supply q March an increase
for The month Of February q about 100000 100000
bag AGAINST decrease Of coo 600 bags for the
cay last But the bulk q coffee coming
Curing The month OF February pur-
chased by the Brazilian government and. has
added 20 the visible supply. suprl-
available -or consumption must be considerable. The
market Tor spot coffee STEADY with quotations
basis CT 7isc for Rio 10 :.
Tie range OF contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET

7,4-zy-r- r,,- New York March l. 1907.
saiEg 80 cars for alive for si1ugh,erers and
we're = cars sale were slow and even choice
-51G Or r. lllg 'o"e1' an 9tAet graaeS we're rated
la cows heid up steady but medium ana bologna
we're very dull about cars were likely 20 be carried
Fs s e sho,ee steers SID a. sag % per 100 ri
ITerpS9l an r. ga oee 2, aooI. lat qao.a}iq }
beet higher ~ 9'1asa.c per n Shipments To-
morrow The Philadelphia viii take ont 300 quarters OF
ior armour 6 Co. and the srura VIII carry 70 Liver
Company ;he Bermudial VIA carry Bermuda asad
p Of Esaa 5a5is 2S s sacs 5' ana nd 1850 q
sses-herns .ognlsson c2:npaay le o5io steers 1872
10 49, Isl H. Sc l-s j DO 1892 N. at s. i2' L
Indiana DO l2'l NJ az s. 50 -,
DE- ll64 n a g 65. ) %. lI6S ~ at s. so bulls
s. = / d. $50 10 at s. COW i8ao H. at 81 .. ! do
a. s. %: : % aai n, a. $ 80 10 900 r. a, S s.
a. JOS 70 az . ~ IT, d. 90 70 at 81 "a = %:
s. ~ DO IS n. ~ $ -; % DO. Sel n az 81
Illinois DO llG2 H. al s. 90 10 DO 1870 ~ s. TO-
F4aIeEs: 90 o4l9 see.s IIioo y. at SIS j. d. ~?
ll2o n s. go. bulls 1867 n az = 81. COW. iooo
= l e. I ' n ar - - 80 IT, az 81 a' ~" d.
$ Isdd q 90 bulls. 1850 10 at So -. cows sis
Jei!a, -vrsht Co: cows. o57 n at 81: DO. $50
AL . 5 Psso2 ses 10 4s head ,n.igaas IL t25
for prices STEADY TOP grades firm
40 baInyatd Western calves offered ,1nu0n prime
v@als solo ~ $5aS9 %. choice DO $40 clls
So. ey dressed veals steady sole pr ~; country
dressed iu qsii- liberal supp, ana easier az Sfi2c
SaiesS S2rltft r tfdi-. 1870 u. az sic - DO rs
N a. s. 90 d. 10 10 At 81, 30, l55 H. al So. :
Judd co. % yeais. 10 u. AZ So 81 do 112 ~ a.
g %, II dF. :. H. az s.. II cglls O. 70 az 81 90
Mcpherson q go. 80 r q go. do. 10 n
s. so. 40. 100 n s. cults. o. "a
jei'iHe. Wright q - Eealz. 10 - s. 7s- do
10 ~ ~ =. hlrusard calf. 100 n. ar - -
SHEEP AND LAMBS RECEIPTS 1920
head incudnS cars for slaHghter"rs and 2 for the
market and cars Were held yesterday The fresh
arrivals came i7 late ard the market
sheep were euel nominal almost demand for lambs
and only single had changed hands . Tho
selling price was s. 81 per 10o y. The market
lower % sell ana statesmen do 10 the
.r bids that -efc made Dressed mutton SLOW 7'zQ
H-ac per No. dressed lambs cas- So metz, with occa-
-IoHti sal o- extra stock - higher figures country
dressed nuit0lse lambs steady SyaSi0
sales erus Commission Buffalo lambs
90 n averag~ al s. 81 per 100 n
Receipts were ISi4 ~ head. all
terers None for sale tc Nominally easier
per r.
Sa.S -7f@ t"-t~rdayl Newton d. O., l52 MgrN land
PIGS, s" ~ average 81 CO per l0l n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
GEN. PAREDES'S DEATH.
Report Says Bodies of Leader and
Allies Were Seen in Stream.

Another chapter must BE added to the controversy
as TO Just how General Antonio Paroles, the Ven
ezuelan insurrectionist, and seventeen OF his OFF,
met their death al the hands of the govern
ment troops The last official report of the occur
renee which has stirred up the copatriots o. Gen
eral Paroles said that they were killed whl!e try
ing to escape after being captured
The latest report on the other side OF the con
troversy was received yesterday from tde family or
General Paroles at Port of Spain, Trinidad by
Nicanor Bolet, who the dead mans repre-
sentative in this city This information is the
first m direct character so far received and points
strongly 10 foul play. General Paredes's l>Iahy
asks that the facts be made known here. AZ
cording to the news from Pert Of Spain, LIE men
LILO ret their death were not killed at the same
tim, and in the same place as told in the onclal
ment story that they shot while trying To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
oTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. March 1--CATTiF- Receipts. abou' 1890
mean market steady, plain best steers 81 254S6 -
Aeifers s. 65qs5 p. cows So 25a$5 butts S3dS4 90
caves. - 1GS1 p. stGcker and feeders. s. J0NS5
HOGS Receipts aoout 24opr head. steady strong
choice heavy slipping Sz0ST % light butchers
50 Hsh mixed. 80 s5aS7. packing 50 5o0S7, pigs s.
49, - rik ~ sales 81 a5d$1 SHEEP Receipts about
800 aead' market steady; sheep s. 1885, lambs So -
Cincinnati March 1.-HoGs st.ady5 butchers. and
sipp'F 81 1887 u .1i common. - 5pnS6 50 CATTLE
slow ana weak fair 70 good shippers 81 5OQsl 80:
mon 81 &54S3 SHEEP steady. 81 25a$5 % LAMBS
steady. 81 5gGSS
East Buffalo. March cattle Receipts 100 head
iair demand and firm prime steers. s. GpQS6. VEAIS-
Receipts 1900 head. active and 20 lower 81 25dSg 80
HOES Eeceipfs OG head: fairly active: pigs 5Ti0c
higher others oo lower: heavy and mixed 81 40 York
81 f0T$1 -. pigs. s. 45HS7 rougns ST. 6ndSI IS
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts - 800 head sheep ac-
s. 20 F'v
Kansas city. March CATTLE Rcceipts / 500 head
including 100 Southerns. market steady choice
EXPORT ana dressed beef steers So 50qS6 far good
s. 5oa$5 90 West fed beef steers SASS So sockers
and feeders 81 GpQ$j - southern steers 81 75Gs5 %
S-rthern cows s. 9oa$2 . native cows. s. 5Oa$4 5O
native helfrrs 50 25NS4 -. bulls. 50 3JQS4 Ia calves
81 5as7 = HOGS Rec 5ipts 500 bead hgh-
8 O. packer Sc Sl'sqS6 97ie pigs and lights s. 25a
shade lambs 50 f0$I -; year!ings 81 30
50 Western fed yeariuEs. 1896 Western fad
sheep. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
guRoPeAN PRODUCE MARkEra.

Liyerpoo; March l-Ciosing WHEAT-sDot steady:
IS 5ied MAJ. 5ssd july. is Esd CORN-Srot steadv
American mixed. new As 5i4d: American mixed oid
= lid futures steady March. Is 434d: Nav IS 55d
FEA9-tanadan steady. Cs Esd. FLOUR Ionts
fancy winter, duh. Is 81. HOPS London fTpacTc
Coast. duil. E2qf3 lbs BEEF-Extra India mess nrm
SIS Cd. PORK-Prme mess, Western. firm. Cd HAMS
II o 10 quiet Sd BACON f.,rof,Sr
land cut &c 90 10 quiet sos Cd rib is 10 ~ N
steady 5is long clear middrs light "a n, oiet
5Ss long clear miodies heav - 20 40 N. quiet SIS Cd
short clear backs, 10 10 20 n, quiet
16 n. quiet. Sis. SHOULDERS square n ~ "a
n quiet As. LARD Prime Western in tierces Cnf.t
As; American refined. IN pals. quiet. Sd CHEESE,
American nnest white nomnay Cos; American finest
colored nomiuay 6is Canadian finest strong
Canadian finest cnored strong. TALIOyV-i,rir1c
city strong. %js. TURPEETTNE- Spirits strong 52s 81
ROSTN-Conmon firm iGs Tlad. PETROLEUM Tle6ned
quiet. 65sd LINSEED on. steady. 2ss "a 'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

GAPpENEP. class. practical: mar
ried A.; one child: life experience IN
greenhouses fruits. vegetables and land
scapes: competent TO take charge OF first
class country estate hest references Adj
dress a L.. care OF william Elliott. seed
store 20t Fulton ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

GARDENER. Assistant; on private place,
rs years experience in all branches. hrst
class references Address Box q, hyde
PARK y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

The Negro business men OF this city who are en-.
gagged in enterprises Of their own assembled last
evening n the pariors OF the Hotel 8Iaco in sd
street near Seventh avenue. and effected a local
Negro Business League OF the National Negro
Business League. Of which DR.. Booker T. Wash
ington is president Tnev also determined 10 make
an exhibit on an elaborate scale or Negro business
enterprises here at The convention OF the National
peka, Kan. August "a. Is ana Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
WANTS sURR's DEATH INVESTIGATED.

GBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.I
Waterbury, Conn, March The Rev DR.. J. G.
Davenport, of the Second Church. is out with a
statement that in view of the peculiar death OF the
Rev DR.. Burr, Baptist minister of Newton Cen
ire. Mass. whose life, he said had been theatened
by emissaTies Of King Leopold OF Belgium for
Congo utterances, his death on the railroad at
Westboro Mass, last Sunday VIII bear snvestiga-
lion and that there should be The minister's
body was found dismembered on the rails by train
In which he had been passenger. lie either fell
CT TIE train on Was throsn OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
MAY STOP FRESHMAN DINNER.

Ithaca. y. Y March THE Cornell University
faculty to-day reafiirmed the resolution Of last
year requesting President Schurman 10 prohibit
the freshman dinner unless the sOphomores prom
ised 10 modest the freshmen.
There has been considerable agitation among the
students the interclass hostile
ties forbidden By the faculty ediet of last YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02
NEGRO BUSINESS MEN ORGANIZE.

With General Paredes were four Britishsrs iron,
san Fernando. Trinidsd. who were eEecufsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-02

FLOUR AND MEALl-The acur market was dul .ng
t-,t today. win prices unehRnged. Spring
- y @llf3 10: winter stTnights. So 4Oqs3 IS: win
,ss g s5as5 So sIring clears 50 35aS2 -: extra
siillsfs Su0t3- No winter 81
ilEAg FLOUR steady, s. lO8S2 10 epot ana 10
%essss hAE FIsoCR lrm Quo1ed: Fair good. s. IS
80 - choice foncy. 8 E5ffEs CORN MEAL.
SS..et Quoted: Kiln cried 81 o58$2 80 as 10 brand
- aEAls STEADY Quoted: Zine white and yellow
~, e'gs = coarse, s. loqEl p FEEDwesern- arga.
- IN IN Qnoted; Western spring. SIS: standard
-s tz3 TO- nour So -: cnE So so an prompt
sLHeEt city BRAN So 90 bulk s28aE2A 80 SACKS: mid
.ilfs t@i1t.5s dog Sc: chen ~ bs,fr
. % sacks. OIT.1EAL. see.
80 -HAEAI-'ihe market badly want
- support again to-day. and as q result 81 bearish
i--ioi. tost $ &C during day. closing al the
ept1f q the session. Stop orders caught bv
-, "li9e aldea 20 the weakness % undertone and I;
g1tis2s especially Significant that, notwlthstand-
- ~ leeiise. no eEpcrt business reported. The
~ ..e lttasioa which had been counted on 20 ala
49, 100 .Alee little Impression whatever upon
4sie moEt important crop factor was the
si-,lN -ilier report, which the frada construed a.
lAi-iaA- owing - its announcement that tile
80 may - tct.2 failure from khe ravages Of
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DESKS. roIltops: partitions. ratings, tables.
safes letter presses counters shelvings.
wall mirror fixtures: stores Offices fitted.
Finn Bros. IS - Centre 81.