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A APPEAL roe THf PAY BILL.

Fav lnspeeioF CoWie. says the Army
asa Saw Journal. uisles - ms ite
iha attentions 90 Infantry officers % the
faei laal ihe original pay BAH prov "a
- faaI the nay 81 midshipmen after
eraluatlan should he the same a. that
faf military cadets after their gradu-
alton. - ihat 81 second Lieutenant,
a 4aa .lef annun. insead - $500.
This was approved - the navy Dee
raffmsut iasi year. While no proxi-
.lan eaaid 81 more just. g vas omit
f,g uhea tbs aili was considered BY
fhe enulerees Ga The part ~ the Navy.
wsr and Treasury departments. for The
r-ssau that shes dld not consider a.
a. ta eoat policy g. d. more than
else = percentage Increase % all Army
anress 81 che rFessnt pay and place
as commissioned oAeers ~ the other
services. an tiis sanie fooliug.
Ihe iaet thal - Important and.
sssefeuffe f.lust aeknnw ledge. im~t am
.Gen az lhis .honid have been stricken
aaI and iise mld.hipmru given only
49, fsenls ass per cent Increase on
lanir present pay "a is urssd should
eansfnre aalcrfs ~ al branches that
-. rsnfercsa considered only the in
tsrnsle 81 fhr eannhlnsd serV ice. a. a
ahaIe anl in aTfeeinr simply g in
GREASE IS : rer eentsee the present
ras 81 al Amy grades acted most
mtselF.
Ihl. nfcseni hiil might property be-
eslie.l 500 Is inersasr the efficiency
81 MILITARY aii8 naval ssfs iees - ths
nlsa.l STATES. haas ing neen adopted
- iis psesent ierlu affsr me nsst care
81 consideration hv fhe heads &c the
aauaainents. aua haviHg feeeised the
approval af the President. Pay I'm
s.erlaf taa ie saws
Ea amr aiia may uot need the in
rta.e. : apsesl in lise inlercsi 80 thcir
aaalhrr ameefs. many ~ whom mnst
ante b ssssn af heeeus wrecks from
snraf ASA s1F,ain asef auaneial matter
81 Is c. - - f..sstfsl thaf an aiheer al
fea.fF nnf.lenel atth aett and not re-
ea4flae aaaeianl So eaveF his monfhly
ssHeasea. ~ laaitet hev economical
. aaaF ae mash Ass iiee % d. ths
.eetl6an ia ahseh he has been appoint
M 49, tHa lssssernuaenG. Sill b. - en-
e.ent a. aue 81 ampis means who has
50 aaasa far wurrV The nmmfer in
san serftee wha are blessed with
aea.ta are Sew Ese pu1ehaslng power
81 IuIfar IS iusf aheEt one- half
mhat a aas in 1890. when the present
naf aas established. consequently.
u-.ia aiit..assslinE tne iact that the
rhate maun-r 81 nvtng mas become
~ lnn as exnrnsiVe. ol8ceFs are expect
- 81 Iiee az g. tas positlvns % which
aHes have aeea appointed. On what
sEaoants t,s just afseut De- per cent ~
saal nrss ..sed thiFly ses en years back
- iaa lntrresl 90 al o8ecFs and 60
aasse ihefn egaalfv efficient for the
.aaaG ai g8a sers lce. Tea 49, for cree be-
saits.i ca eur elluTts O. assist those in
satnsritv eho have accommodated
sa amd lnsl measure which. iI made
4 fsa. Riil greatly increass thc en-
eleneg 81 ihe emitted sers lees.
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To THE PUBLIC.

Annapolis. Md. Oct 5. 1907
This = 20 notify the public that /
will not be responsible for any bills
BY other persons than my
self
AT bills against me At the present
time will he paid II presented TO me
In person.
]. A. ELDER.
sm-oct5 Painter and Paper Hanger.
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Notice to Creditors.

~ subscriber. Of Anne Arundel county. hz&
Obtained from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county IN Maryland. Letters
tssfamentary on the persona estate Of
WILLIAM CHALAERe, late Of Anne
Arundel county, deceased. All persons having
clzlEns against fhe deceased, are hereby warned
20 exhfnIf ne sane with the voucnerK thereof
10 she subscriber. On or before the
I5sh DAY or DECEMBER. 1907.
They nay ctherEise. b. law. Be excluded
from al beneEs Of the said estate All persons
sadebsed % sd estate are requested 70 rzzke
fnzsdiAse pzyEezl
June, 1a7.
LEONARD 5. WALLER,
III Admr.
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N e.

NOTICE y HEREBY GIgES, That the
un1erEfx1ed- Collector and Treasurer, = noT
ready 70 receive payment 0fCtty Taxes Tor
fne year fsI1-. ~ hls Office. - school street.
besween tire hours ofs39a- H. and O'Clock
p n
fzss- = discount q I've per cent. viii re allow
ef. or al tax bills paid during the Donfh q
<epreU Der. = discount Of four per cent VIII
rucufh q October. \ discount u three per
ee-f. Kill - allowed. 40 discount viii be
al1owed after October, 80, and al tax Bills
issr 49, shall be IN arrear. and Interest VIII
- CHARGED. and collected thereon. from the
first dzy q sepfen Der, LII. And al tex Bills
flssf ars not raid By the fret day Of Deceul-
lger fssg7 vii b repcrte1 70 TIE Corporatlon.
and pressure viii thereafter be taken 70
promptly collect the same ~ due course of
- WI<eOE q. GOTT.
once y school ~ Collector 4 Treasurer
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The United STATES casts longing eyes
an the national wonders - Europe
snd either foreign lan.is. Great indig-
nafiou 81 said 90 have been aroused in
ireland by q report lbat the Giant $
Jausseav has been sold q Ameri-
cans and viii be transported q Phil
al-LrLla l.r exhibition nnrpnses.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the sab
IN scTibe7 ofAnne Arundel Co.. has obtained
from the Orpha ua' Court Of Anne Arundel conn.
~ In Maryland letters teetamentary on the
personal estate Of JAMES =. MOSS, late
Of Anne Arundel Co.. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. to the subscriber on or before the
10th DAY or FEBRUARY, 1903.
They may otherwise, By Law, be exeluded
from al benefits Of the said estate. All persons
Indebted 20 said estate are requested % make
Immediate payment
Given under my hand this IN day OF Aug-
ROBT. MOSS,
Administrator.
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rhe BentztoUn Bard say. There
are moments when the Mint 1uiep
Association makes even Morpheus
uakefuI. That must be when the
BenfrtoNn bard IS over eSnberant.
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FOR SALE.

A ne polished OAK cOUs T ksb
DISK wffn drawers and upper wire fendef
Closets below counter for books Acf Com
bfnaffon locks on drawers and closets. Must
b. sold for want ~ room, Price 800 Apply
a. capital ONCE. sep, II II
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-10-31

All hazers please take notice a
student ia an Illinois school obtained
= verdict - sIf.o1o damages against
ave other students who haxed him.
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Have your Job Printing done
atithe Capital Office.
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Ise neufsluwn Bard. 81 he Baiti-
nsnfa ~sIn. SAYS @rhe Mint faIep
ksssseiallom Isl putting on sleam ~
fsae.s a. mcsus pusiinE in steam
Ihas's shat .fr'eF Holia.iay. 81 the
sleegtissr enaee. s. doing aud doezn g
aa lsianr 3D. tse Mint 1uiep Assoeia-
ll..a. lsfs As Cor us. shen = daily To-
tnnanalls SETS e. pultiug an 0r put-
anr su eteam its aoilars ca dnughnuts
eserftasng aheHt the phase wili -
snasaea iufo IS. and uut the pie the
Went.tanu hart likes. either. We
aan-t rate steam. 5r'er Bard.
realIv So aon't rate &C.
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FOR SALE
Fine Water Front Properties

HEAD Or SEVERN fss Acres. beautiful
shore froux weii wooded. small improve
menes.convenicnt 10 both railroads = miles
rem Baltimore, S,1No.
EOYcES HEIGHTS zee Acre. highest
point On severn kiver.uear Arnold Stallion
no bulidlrEs. zf--aeo-
~BET.MONT.F J4E Acre.. superb situation
en- BaF and Howeirs crcek ard on itre %
Say lhize Railroad. miles from Annapolis
farre dwelling ard other buiidiug~. 81 ltt-
For farther particulars zpply 20
NV DA~TEL r RANDALL
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80 Frame Dwelling House,

in which the late jackson brewer resided.
and since MS death occupied BY the family.
fZJ-A LOT 90 GROUND. nnimproyed,
located On the Northwest side Of Market
more or iess. having depth ~ one hundred
aud seventeen feet. more or less. and border
ing On the waters u Spa Creek.
ID a LOT OP GROUND, unlmproysd,
located on the Southeast side OF Conduit
street. fronting thereon one hundred and
eighfy-nlne feet more or less. haylDga depth
Of one hundred and twfnty-Dlne feet, more
o. less. and bordering on the waters Of spa
Creek.
f4l--A LOT Or GROUND, on the north
FRAME BUILDING,
used as a Slaughter House. andlouf-Bnild-
ings. fronting thereon one hundred and six
ty-six feet, more or 1ess, and having depth
o. seventy-fwo feet, more or less.
The UnimprOved Lots on Market a5d Con-
duit Streets, and the Improved Lot on Con-
duff street. viii Dc offered IN subdivisions
and a. a whole, and the more advantageous
bid aecepteds plat OF the property and the
subdivisions can be seen upon application 10
the Trustee.
TERMS OF SALE az prescribed ~ the de-
cree s-Dne-ralf Of the purchase money TO be
paid In cash on the day Of sale, or at the
ton OF sue sale By the Court, and the bal
ance IN six months from the day or sale, or
all cash at the option OF the purchaser or
purchasers. the deferred payment 20 bear
Interest from the day Of sale and 70 be se-
cured By the bonds 81 the purchaser or pur-
chasers with security TO be approved BY the
Trustee. a deposit VIII be required on DAY
OF sale.
Persons desiring further Information VIII
apply 10 the Trustee.
NICHOLAS ~. GREEN,
No. school street. Annapolis. Nd or
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Chicago new seventh regiment
afslerv. covering = Eround space 1T
fNa nv 20 leeef. will he ready t. ac-
vi faa Republican and democratic
parties 81 Sc shnuld - decidcd e. hoit
either 81 both ~ fhem IN that city
nest wear. % viii hs buiit ~ brick.
Steel reimorcei enncrete ana ere
prssalur snd Will have capacity for
seating meIe ihan hfleen Thousand
nennle.
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To buV Or build a nom~. farm or make I'm
rruvefueutsf fou can own ana Orcupy
vour own b0me or farm and pay for same IN
small sugutifiy pas ments when = les tnan
renf We nxe loans auv8 here from $500
10 slnNa0 al Ter cent. No additional seeurl-
81. The most liberal plain even offered
"a rlta n once for ftsii Inflammation and ap-
rifrnt4sfu blank.
4. a. BROW >. silver spring. I'D.
Representing the southern states Trust 60.
l.-.-I.l
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Thursday, November 18th, 1907,

Al II q 'CIock NJ
THE REAL ESTATE OF THE LATE JACK
son BREWER. consistIngofs
IA LOT OF GROUND. located on the
= Northwest side 81 Market street. ~ tie city
~ Annapolis, fronting thereon z, feet. more
or less, and having depth Of one hundred
and forfy-slx feet, more Or less. approved
81
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Prohibition Ticket.

Prohibition Ticket.
For Governor.
JANIS v. FREZELL.
For Attorney General.
HARRY r. GILBERT.
For Comptroller,
GEORGE A. HORNER.
For Clerk OF the Court ~ Appeals.
J.H. DULANEl.
For Senator.
WILLIAM RI. SILK.
For House Of Delegates.
JOSEPH q. COLLINsON,
EDWARD LEATHERBUEN,
BENJAMIN r. BROWN,
CHARLES W. STOLL.
For Sheriff.
WILLIAM LYONS.
For County Commissioner.
y. @. COLLINSON,
FRANK HUTCHi
THEODORE =. CORNER.
STEPHEN T.. NAYLOR.
WILLIAM n. FELDMEYFR.
WILLIAM T.. HAILOCK.
Judges 81 the Orphans Court.
FRANK II RIDOUT.
- FRANK HAZARD,
ANDREW J. PHELPS.
Adv
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor.
AUSTIN l. CKOTHEf.-.
OfceciI County.
For Comptroller.
DK- JOSH A ". HERRING.
0fcarron County
FOR Aftorney-6enerzi:1
ISAAC L0BEeTRAUs.
Of Baltimore city.
For clerk ofths Court or Appeals
g. {. MAGRUDER.
~ Prince Georges County.
For. 'hisf Judge Of ne Finb Judicias circuit:
WILLIAM Il. THOMAS.
OF Westminster.
For STATE senator.
JAMES r. BRAsHEARS.
For House OF Delegates
A. THEODORE BRADY
GASl3AWAI DAWSON
a.. ASHLEY DDNALL.
q EOk6ET- MURRAY.
FOR states Attorney.
>ICHOLAs n. GREEN.
FOR sherin.
JAMES WILLIAMS.
ForJudgs= Of the Orphans cosrt
WILLIAM n. ABBOTT
JAMES 81 SACK.
HENRY A. II uISGS,
FOR County Com M - loners
JULIAN ~. BEARD.
GRAFTOS b RIDoUT.
A. a. SIMPLIFY,
JAMES :. SMITH.
at. WILLS
IuHN h.. WAYSO<.
or County Surveyor
4. LAKEWOOD GREEN.
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In the City Of Annapolis. Md.

b. virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel County, sitting 10 Equity,
dated on the 9th day Of October, 1907. and
passed IL certain cause IN said court pend
lag. wherein Ella A. Brewer. e al. are com.
plainants. and William J, Brewer, e al, are
defendants, known "a No 80 Equity, the
undersigned. Trustee. viii offer at public sale
~ the COURT HOUSE door, Ia the City Of
Annanolle. On
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3. ROLAND BRADY. AuctI0neer.
Annapolis, Sd.
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Or .. EuLANn nKAnY. AnatLoneer. q
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
N1ereIy Personal

Mr.. j. w. Smucker was in Co
lumbus today looking after business
Mrs. John Abe, of Charles street
is visiting relatives in Newport Nv
Dr.. ID. o. Weeks and mother
have returned from st. Angus
tine, Florida.
Miss Grace Frank, of Canton, Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Lott, at Hotel Marion.
Mrs. Chris BaldauH Is confined to
her home Oh Pennsylvania Avenue,
by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mayer Of
Cherry street attended the funeral
Of a relative held Saturday at
Spcncervillc.
Mr.. Don Swift, of Culiapan, Sin.
aloa, Mexico, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Frye and family,
OF East Church street.
Mrs. N. A, CUTLERY, of North
Prospect street, left Saturday for
her home at Coshocton. o., on &C.
count Of the illness Of her mother
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
BURTON SAYS HE WILL GO
AFTER The PRESIDENT
Former Kansas Senator Says He Will Start Newspape
and Devote His Time to Making Some Disclosures
Relative to the Way the Government is Run.

st. Louis, Mo-, March 1S. JOS
cph r.. Burton, formerly United
States Senator from Kansas, who
has been in Jail at lionton, Mo-.
since October %, and whose PRISON
term expires next Friday, is go
ing to start newspaper at his
home, in Abilene, Kan, for the
sole purpose, he asserts, Of "giv-
ing the President h--ll."
Burton says he will have some
amazing things to say about
Roosevelt and the way in which
the wheels are fabricated and run
at Washington.
Friends Of the ex-statesman, who
was convicted of having appeared
before Washington departments in
the interest OF st. Louis get
iicli-qlick concern say that he has
good financial backing. The paper
will be weekly and will be called
The Home Rule. Burton was sem
fenced at the termination Of his
second trial here to six months
Imprisonment and to pay, a fine of
5000. In accordance with "a
Federal statue concerning good
behavior Inc has been granted "a
respite CT oiie month. He will not
be kept in Jail to serve out the
fine, but it will be held over him
as q civil Judgment.
When told that an assertion to
this effect had been made at the
st, Louis Federal Building, Bur-
ton said: ~ ain glad to learn Of
this. But if decision had been
made to keep me in jail longer to
serve out the fine L would have had
10, stay because ! have not tho
money svailable to pay it. IL
would not allow friends to pay it,"
Whom asked what he expects to
10 when no gets book home, Bur-
'on said; ~ feel that I owe 10
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
NEGRO GIVES NEW VERSION II
OF THE BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR
He Tells His Story In Such Way That it is Believed and
the Officers Decide to Begin an Investigation
Says he was Mixed up in the Shooting.

Galveston, Tex, March 1S.-A
sensation has been caused here by
the story of discharged negro
soldier WHO tells what he claims
was the real cause OF the riot iii
which Brownsville, Tex, was
ssshpt up" on Aug. 10, 1906.
This soldier, who says he was
uleinbcr OF the Twenty-fifth infan-
try, gave. to two reporters what,
after seven months OF investiga-
tion by the authorities of the
United States, appears to be tho
true version OF the riot. The dis
charged soldier admits that lie
participated in the riot. This man
has been living in Galveston since
he and many others OF the Tw enty-
fiftll infautry were discharged
without honor by order Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt from the military
service.
Accoltling to- tile statement made
to- the reporters, the outrage was
not premeditated, but was the re-
splt of an alleged injury done one
| OK the soldiers by white man
in Brownsville about a half hour
before the riot started. The negro.
the story says, was struck by the
white mail at q resort in Browns
vile. The negro returned to the
BARRACKS, seized his rifle and an
nAunced that he was going to kill
tlle !, white man, Several other ne.
gioes promptly volunteered to 20
along to wipe ont old scores against
Nhitc citizens OH account Of injur-
iGs they had suffered. 7ss
@The negroes returned to the bar
racks after committiig the assault
/, III the town and many soldiers as
Sisted in the hurried cleaning OF
the guns for the inspection which
Followed soon after the shooting
CEASED. According to the alleged
confession, the soldiers, from only
one company Of the Twenty-fifth
Infantry participated in the riot,
although nearly an entire battalion
later discharged, knew that soldiers
Hkd done the shooting. lr
Msny Of tue negroes belonging Va
\ Is pettsliol enlisted in Galveston
&4fikk tie Summer ot 1905 and rc-I
syriM 10 the city after being dis
charged from the armYa The reS
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18

inch sandstone tagging. And ap-
proximately 5000 square feet Of, 6
In. crossings, feet wide. Bids
will be received for both sandstone
and limestone for crossings. Said
work TO be done at such places In
the City as the Board may designate
and according TO plans and specif-
cations on file in said office.
Bids for labor and material must
be separate and bidders are required
10 state EXPLICITLY the kind Df
stone to be used and to furnish q
sample of the same. N
Each bid must contain the, full
name of every person or company
Interested in the same, and be ac-
by a certificate of deposit
OF one hundred dollars with tho
City Treasurer as guarantee that
II said bid Is accepted, contract
VIII be entered into and its, per-
formance properly secured.
Should any bid be rejected such
check will be forthwith returned
to the bidder, apd should any bid
be accepted, sucR check will be re-
turned upon the proper execution
and securing of the contract. Bid.
uers are required to use the printed
forms, which will be furnished on
application. The right is reserved to
REJECT any and all bids. SI
BY order OF the Board of Public
Service. l'5
WILLIAM FIEs, Clerk.
Star and Mirror, 3.1s-p5-O7 l!'ssH
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
Daily Harket Report
UNION sTo.,-- YARDS.

Union Stock Yards, Ills, March
Is. -Cattle--Receipts 10000; estimat-
el for Tuesday, 5000; market steady
10c higher. Prime beeves, SIS o.
$50; poor 10 medium, AIS q $40;
stockers and feeders, 2.S0 @ 4.9O;
cows and heifers 3 % 5.25; Gamers
] so % 2.65; Texans, @ AS.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; estimated
for Tuesday 10000; market 6 q 10c
lower; light $50 % 6.57 1-2; rough
GAS q 6.55; mixed, 6.50 a 6.75;
heavy $50 q 6.15; ipgs $50 q
$50.
Sheep-Recelpts $4,000; estimated
for Tuesday, 1900: market steady,
1Oc higher: native sheep. 4 % els;
western sheep 40 % els; native
lambs, 5.25 q s.; western lambs.
5.75 q 8.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18

! to myself, to my wife aud to my
friends 10 show to the people
of Kansas and Of the United
States that Joe Burton is not a
dead one. If my plans materializo
/ believe that a lot OF the fellows
who have fought me will find that
| am pretty much Of live one.
Burton then admitted that he
would make long statement as
soon as he reaches Abilene.
"I'll say whatever I've got to
say in large hail." he declared
"where; just Us many people as can
crowd i'll can hear me. And in
that little city where l have lived
for % years where / made for
tune Of $l50,OOO ana lost it when
hard times came-in that little
city, where, if there is a place on
this earth that people know and
understand met is there l shall
talk to the people from my heart
and tell them just how. j have suf-
fered. And it is true that / expect
10 make some amazing statements.
I 81 have lots of friends in Abil-
enc and all over Kansas. When +
lost my fortune. through a depres-
sion d the general business affairs
OF the country, i paid up every
dollar / owed. sf ~
"And it is to creditors, to
whom ] paid all of my obligation
that are now standing by me in
many instances. | have not whis-
pered to them or to any man why
| was put into the Ironton Jail.
Just why was put there shall be
known after I get home. But
there have come letters to me from
all over the country since / llaye
been here, and the most OF them
4 they didn't contain any otbcr
sind word, have been, offers. 10 do |
In personal way for ne
hat could be done,''
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
PITrsPuRa.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 1S. Cat
tle-- Receipts 140 loads; market 10
td zoe lower. CIoice $40 and q;
prime 800 and 5.65; good $50 a
5.4O; tidy butchers AGO "a 5.15;
fair 4.10 @ 4.50; choice heifcrs
40 a. o.; common to fair hcifers
$50 a A; bulls 100 a. 4.5O;
fat COWS 2 "a 4.25; good fresh
COWS and springers $25 "a 500;
common to fair $40 a $50.
Sheep and lambs--Suplily light
market active and prices 15 and
20c higher. Prime wethels 9 "a
6.25; good mixed $50 q $50;
fair mixed 8 QD $50; culls and
common 3 "a 4; lambs 6 "a S.25;
veal calves 8 4 S.25; heavy and
thin 4 and 8.
Hogs Receipts 40 doibledecks; |;
market slow and lower. Prime
heavy hogs 7.10; mediums and
Workers 7.l5; pigs z; ronghs G a.
$50; stags 4,50N "a 5.25. M
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, March S.-Wheat-1zi
% 3-sc lower; AMY sold between
"a and rs 81, opening at 20 l--2
and closing at rs L.; July between
% 6-S and n IA, opening at
" Ia and closing at II; No. 2 red
winter "A ii.
Corn-3--S q 3-4c higher; May
sold between a Is and As IL, op-
ening at As and closing at As 1-2;,
July between As IA and 40 SIS,
openin gat As 3--S and closing at
4S 5--S; No. yellow AZ 1-2 a 43.
Oats-1-4 a. 1-2c higher; May
sold between 80 SIS and 40 SIS,
opening at 80 ga and closing at
40 3-S; July between SO Is and 81,
opening at 80 Ia and closing at
30 rs; No. white Al 1-2 al. 4 13.4.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-18

toly by The Galveston police
brought TO this. city as witness
III the trial Of Major Penlosc by
court-martial. Major Penrose re-
fused to discuss the alleged con.
fcssion.
Capt, Edgar Macklin said there
were two negroes and named
Gray in Co. G of the 2jth infan-
Try, but none that he knew of in
Co. B. The negroes in Co. G
v, were brothers, Joseph and George
W. Gray