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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-20
BRYCE TO VISIT CHICAGO.
British Ambassador Plans Trip West
ON April 8.

Chicago, March l9.-James Bryce, Am
bassador to the United States from Great
Britain. VIII visit Chicago april S. This
announcement, made to-day by Charles
D. Norton, the envoy Of the Commercial
Club, provided much enthusiasm among
British-Amerieans in the city, and prepa-
rations were begun 10 aceofd the distin-
guished visitor a reception befitting his
position as the representative Of the ma
ton across the sea ana his personal rep
utation as a statesman.
Primarily. Ambassador Bryce will be
the guest Of the Commercial Club, but all
the citizens Of the city who have been
British subjects. and others prominent in
civic affairs. are expected to join in the
welcome.
The March meeting OF the Commercial
Club has been postponed to suit the con-
venience of Ambassador Bryce. On the
evening of April there viii be a. banouk
at the Auditorium. at which he viii be the
guest Of honor and the principal speaker
It Is said that Ambassador Bryce will
be in the city for two days. The plans
for his entertainment have not been uer-
fected as yet. bat every hour of the time
viii be profitably employed
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Lays Trap with Neysnaper.
BAY STATE FOR ROOSEVELT.
straw Vote Poll shows President TO
Be the Favorite.

Springfield. Mass, March Ia.-The
Springfield Union poll" of the Massachu-
setts legislature shows that Theodore
Roosevelt is The overwhelming choice of
the Republicans for the next nominee of
their party for President. William Jen-
nings Bryan is the favorite of the Demo-
Gratis. The first choice OF the Repub-
lieans is as follows:
Roosevelt, l2S; Crane. 35: Taft. Il: Root,
Z: Fairbanks. Hughes. and Guild. each /.
Eight were non-commital. three wanted
any one but Roosevelt, and eight could
not be seen. Total Republicans, 202.
Democratic choice; Bryan. 43; Cleve-
land, T. Folk Olney, and Whitney, 1 each;
one Democrat would vote for Crane and
one for Roosevelt Seventy Republicans
had one choice. In the second choice
Crane led with 70: Taft had q. Root q.
Fairbanks 4. and Hughes ..
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ENACTs MURDER IN DREAM.
Ioyvan Reveals Crime 10 Wife, the
Widow of the Victim.

Ioyvan Reveals Crime to Wife, the
Widow of the Victim.
Special to The Washington Herald.
sibley, Iowa, March 1s.-After having
been twice found guilty of, and sentenced
to be hanged for, the murder of august
Schroeder, Charles Rocker is again on
trial here for the crime. The murdered
man, an Iowa farmer. was Rockers en-
ployer. and soon after his tragic death
Rocker married his widow She is the
States chief witness aginst Rocker. who,
she alleges, revealed his guilt TO her one
night soon after their marriage by enact
ing the murder In all its shocking details
when he was asleep and dreaming and she
was lying awake in bed beside him.
The next morning. as she SAYS. he made
a confession to her that he mad committed
the murder precisely as ne had enacted in
his sleep.
Schroeder's dead body was found hang
ing by a rope from rafter in his barn
one July morning five years ago. An in-
quest was held by the coroner and a YER
diet of suicide returned.
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MOB KILLS TWO NEGRO WOMEN
Victims Had Cut Up White Mother
and Daughter with RazOrs.

Stamps. Ark. March 1s.-Two negro
women were shot to death by a mob last
night at MeKantle, village six miles
south of here.
The town has no jail. and the women
had been locked up in the sehooIhouse
and a guard put in charge of the building.
They used a razor with probably fatal eff
feet on Mrs. Ella Rhoton. white woman,
and her daughter, and kicked Mrs. Rho
tons little son.
It seems that the Rhotons met the col
|ored women on public road in McKamie,
and. according to Mrs. Rhoton, the ne
crosses showed her out of the road and
kicked the little boy. Mrs Rhoton told
them to quit kicking the child, and they
then attacked her and her daughter Beu-
lsh with razors.
The men guarding the schooIhouse- made
very little resistance to the IyncheTS who
soon overpowered them and then shot the
women to death.
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wAsHINeTog. D c. WEDNESDAY MARoH 90.
PRESIDENT ADDS HIS DENIAL
Says Deneen-Tast story Contained
Not a word OF Trath.

Not word or ErztH.
on two occasions yesterday President
Roosevelt eraphaucaIly and pneqiivocalIy
denied that Gov. Deneen. Of Illinois. was
called here in the interests OF The move
ment to nominate Secretary Taft for the
Presidency next year. or that the subject
of Mr. Taft's candidacy was even dis
.cussed when the Illinois executive, with
Attorney General Stead, called at the
White House Saturday.
TO a number Of newspaper correspond
ents whom he received late IN the after
noon. the President said that there was
absolutely no foundation for the story.
He was not even disposed to consider 1t
seriously, but laughed at 1t and ridi-
culed it.
Earlier in the day Senator Hansbrough,
Of North Dakota, called at the White
House. and the President authorized him
to deny the tale Just as emphatleally as
he could. Mr.. Hansbrosgh SAID be
thought that If the President was pushing
the Taft boom, as alleged in the published
report, the people OF North Dakota ought
to know something about It. The Presi-
dent told him there was not word OF
truth In the publication
He did not, however. Mr. Hansbroagh
said, indicate what subject was discussed
with the Illinois officials.
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La TOILETTE FIGHTS LENRooT
Senator and His Lieutenant BreaI.
over support of Stephenson.

Madison. Wis. March ls.-one Of the
peculiar features Of the Developments in
the Senatorial contest during the past
few days is the bitterness that is gradu-
ally becoming more and more apparent
among The ultra-Lenroot men III their at
titude toward the effort made by Senator
La Toilette, their old leader, to break
down the strength Of the superior caudi-
date. Lenroot and La Toilette have come
practically TO an open break.
One Of the reports in circulation IS that
Ia Toilette VIII never permit the slecilon
Of Ienro9t and ttlat in orssar Fds satisfy
Stephenson that all his efforts have been
In absolute good faith, 1t VIII be neces-
sary for him to curb the.Lenroot anabi-
ton Stephenson men claim that La
Toilette has converted al least enough
votes 10 make Lenroot less formidable. and
it is apparent that the Lenroot men do
not take kindly TO what they claim TO be
Federal Interference
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BRYAN Is Al YEARS OLD.
Nebraskan says He VIII Remain I'm
Politics Txxenfy-tHro Years More.

Cincinnati. Ohio. March Is.-Wiiliam J
Bryan. after his lecture tonight at Music
Hall. was given 3 reception in the rooms
|of the Democratic Club, and spoke at
some length. He said to-day was his
forty-seventh birthday. and that he hoped
to be active in politics twenty-five Years
more; to take part In five more Presi-
Dental campaigns.
Asked after his speech If he would again
be candidate himself, he said the time
had not arrived to discuss the matter.
He also declined TO say anything about
the possible candidacy of Roosevelt or
Taft
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PANAMA VISITORS RETURNING
CONGREGATIONAL Party Leaves King
ston for Netg York.

KiRgston. Jamaica. March f9.-The
steamer Panama arrived here this
morning from Colon. having on board
the party Of American Congressman
who have been making an inspection of
the work done on the Panama Canal.
They express themselves as elated as
TO the progress made.
The Panama sailed this afternoon for
New York.
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vIRGINIAN TRIES TO DIE.
r. H. Thomas Attempts Suicide in
Hotel at MiddIetOwn, n. Y.

Middletown. n. Y, March I9.-R. H.
Thomas, a travelling salesman. whose
home is at Bedford City, Va. attempted
to commit suicide at the Hotel sehmitt.
in this city, yesterday. and is now in
Thran Hospital in a serious condition.
but it is thought he will live. Thomas
arrived in this city a week ago and put
up al the Hotel Waldo, but disappeared.
leaving his sample case and clothing.
He later turned up az the Hotel SChmitt
and engaged d room, and in a short time
Was found nearly dead from loss Of
blood He had iabbed poeketknlfe into
bis thigh several times. No cause for the
act Is known.
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RUN OVER BY PRINCES AUTO.
Members of Mobility Do Nof stop
when Woman Is Killed.

Athens. March l9.-AR automobile,
driven by a son Of NJ. simOpoulos. minis
ter Of finance, ran ever and killed a
woman. Sunday. on {. Boulevard Sin
gros. Another car, driven by Prince An
dreas. fourth son Of King George, who
was accompanied by his wife, was follow
ing Al. simopoulos ear, and it also passed
over the womans body.
It Is stated that the two cars were
racing at a speed Of fifty miles an hour
when the accident occurred The public
is very indignant over the affair.
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no FEDERAL OWNERSHIP.
senator Lodge Believes Only in Con-
troll of Railroads.

Boston, March Ex-senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. IN a speech before the Msssaehu-
sets senate to-day. said that the total
OF nearly 100000 which the government
has SO far appropriated and spent for
Boston Harbor improvements viii be of
little value to bring commerce into this
city II we have not adequate freight
terminals. This sum viii also be OF
little value If Boston Is not put on an
equality with other exporting ports by
the railroads.
lie said: Il do not suggest any new or
violent action by goveTnnlent or state in
this railroad situation. am against gov
ernment ownership. but do believe in
government control and supervision"
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
TEI.EGRApHIc.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
I-False Cry Hurts Stock Prices Again.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich Dead.
f-Harrimans Employees May Strike.
Poker Player Loses S20e, 60
1-German Calls English Women Brain.
less.
1-Child at Erie Not Marvin Boy.
S-Stolypin Outlines Policy to Douna.
&President Finley, OF Southern. in At.
lanta.
4Experts Talk in Thaw Trial
4-Pig Swiras Ashore with Life Line.
9-News Of Maryland and Virginia.
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LOSES OFFICE; KILLS SELF.
Former Postmaster Broods over
Failure TO BE ReaDpofnted.

Former POstmaster BrOOds Over
Failure 90 Be ReappOinted.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Cumberland, Nd, March is-col. B. F.
Blue. postmaster at Grafton, W. Va,
committed suicide early this morning at
his home by shooting.
He brooded over the failure to be re-
appointed postmaster at Grafton. His
successor. DR.. Ernest Love. was not con
frmed by the Senate, and it is reported
that the suicide shortly before hts death
received a letter from Senator Elkins.
telling MIN that he would be reappointed.
It is stated that Col Blue mad been
charged with Withholding campaign
documents IA the offce just before the
last election. and that he was continued
IN the Office pending an Investigation.
No charge was brought affecting the
finances of the Office.
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BURTON STARTS TAFT BOOM.
Tells Ohioans Roosevelt May Again
Become Candidate in 1912.
sr,7ofaf N 7-l,s sxszl,i,,o4o, Hi

oltslds 90 AAc washington Herald.
Cleveland. Ohio, March ls.-The Taft
Presidential boom was formally launched
here tonight at meeting Of the Tippe-
eanee Club, the leading Republican or
ganization in Northern Ohio
Congressman Theodore E. Burton, who
was the guest of honor Of the club, in
the course Of a general discussion of Do
litical matters. took occasion 10 declare
himself as an enthusiastic advocate of the
nomination of Secretarg Taft as Roose-
velt's successor, and his declaration was
greeted with a storm Of applause. indieat-
ing Enthusiastically the strong Taft senti-
ment In Cleveland.
Mr. Burton also made il clear that
President Roosevelt win not be candi-
date to succeed himself. He said that
Alr. Roosevelt might be looked to as a
national leader again in 1872, 1916. or 1880
but that the President felt impelled. be-
cause Of the precedent against a third
term. to forbid the consideration Of his
name in connection with the Presidency
in 1905
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DANISH SHIP BLOWN OVER.
Only Ten Men Injured of ABout 400
Who Were on Board.

Copenhagen, March 19-The Danish
training ship Viking. IN course OF con-
struction at shipyard in this city. was
blown over to-day during a severe storm.
About 400 .workmen were on the vessel
at the time. There was no loss of life.
however, and only ten of the men We're
injured.
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i-MeIlen Calls on Roosevelt.
2-senator Foraker Tries New Plan
@Woman Lured Away and Robbed
5-Gerdons Fight Over Adopted Child.
7-Town Captured by Rebels.
l2-Love Triumphs in Juvenile Court.
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c. A. R. ANGERED AT HANLY.
Dislike Executives Plan for Monu-
nient UnveIIinE May so.

Indianapolis. March 1e.-Leading Grand
Army men Of the State have appointed a
committee 20 draw up resolutions pro-
testing against the unwilling Of tile Gen.
Lawton monument on Decoration Day,
and asking President Roosevelt. who was
TO make the principal speech, not to take
part in the exercises. The resolution win
take the form Of memorial 10 the Presi-
dent setting out the fact that the day
should be sacred to the old soldier dead.
and that Gov Haaly, who seems to have
Charge Of the unvelling, has rebuffed the
Grand Army veterans and refused to
make any change OF programme.
Veterans throughout the State WI be
asked not 10 come here that day ID
the local veterans viii take no
the memorial exercises.
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CHEERS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
New York stationers' society Holds
banquet.

New York. March l9-The Stationers'
Society of New York held It's second an
nual dinner at the Hotel Astor this even
ing There were 81 members Of the
Trade ana their friends present, and they
had an uProarious time. Theodore L. G
Gerry, the president of the society. acted
as toastmaster until his voice gave out
and William c. Pepper took up tbs task
The speeches we're preceded by cheers
for President Roosevelt.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
Cloudy to-day. probably rain.
Tomorrow fair; brisk to high
west to northwest winds.
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PeIIman-tsage Sale-A notable Eye,,

FelimAn-tsage sHfe--A Notable Eveng.
The Pellman-Gage sale of rare mahog-
any furniture, books. plate, rugs. -curios,
sc. opens at the Sloan Galleries, I407 G
ST. to-day. rain or shine, with sessions at
II a m. and p. IA, selling about la num-
bers Of the catalogue at each sale. This
Is the fargest event Of the kind that has
tf zen place in Washington in many years
a 81 should attract those looking for high
c,'5as interior decorations, 10th useful and
Ornamental.
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BEAUTIFUL GIRL TO WE'D.
Bliss Allen, of Atlanta, COmpIirnented
by President ReosevaIt.

New York. March 19.-AIiss Selma Ade-
laide Allen, Of Atlanta. whom President
Roosevelt. IN 1895. pronounced THE most
beautiful girl have seen in the South, -
viii be married on April "A to Leonard
Day, an engineer and lawyer Of this city
The Presidents admiration was first ex-
pressed at a big reception given in his
honor by the citizens of. Atlanta.
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READ THIS, EVERYBODY

Because of continued attempts TO vle-
tlInize subscribers to this newspaper.
and for their projections, il Is earnestly
urged that each subscriber will read
and remember the following,
Any solicitor who comes 70 you
with a prize scheme, representing
himself. directly or Indirectly, TO
= s,e $Sanected with The Washington
Herald, is a fraud and aa Impostor.
bent upOn swindIipg you. Be ON
the lookout for him and turn him
over to the police.
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MAYFLowER TO CARRY TAFT.
Yacht to Be Used for secreatry's
Trlp 10 Panama.

Announcement vas made at the Navy
Department yesterday that Secretary of
War Taft viii sail for Colon next Sunday
on the Mayfiower, instead Of the Colum-
bia. as heretofore stated.
he will leave from Charleston. His com
plete itinerary has not been arranged.
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MELLEN RECEIVED
BY THE PRESIDENT
New Hayen's Head Talks
with Dir. Roosevelt.
INVESTORS ARE SAFE
Government Only After Stock
jObbing ManipalatOrs.

Chief Executive Seeks InformaHon.
Is Feeling His Way Toward soIu-
tion of transportation Problems.
VIII Make OmeiaI Statement ia
Speech or Message-Gov. johnson
Interested in state Regulation.
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Civil Service Examination April -.
Prepare now at The DrilIery. no0 n. Y. ave
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FALSE CRIES SEND
STOCKS TUMBLING
Break at Opening Ranges
from | to 3 Points.
HARTMAN ON STREET
Masnate Doles Out Some Reas-
suring Observations.

Says, 4Let Bears Play 1t OUT aid
Intimates That There win he An
other side TO sIarlSet-ExpOsure Of
Baseiessness of Wild Rumors En-
ables Stocks 20 Receiver.
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MALTREAT JEWISH TRADERS.
ROumanian Peasants PIunder Ghetto
In Town of Botosahnf.

Bucharest, Roumania. March 1s.-The
agrarian movement in North Moldavia.
where the peasants are in revolt against
the exactions and tyranny of the farmers
and the new taxes recently voted by the
Roumanian Parliament. Is rapidly spread
ing, and is causing much anxiety to the
government.
The town of Botosahni eyas raided yes
terday by 1900 peasants, who plundered
the large Jewish quarter and maItreated
the Jewish storekeepers Troops have
been sent there and to other points where
disturbances have occurred. and the gov
ernment is preparing 10 take energetic
measures TO suppress the agitation.
Botosahni is IN Moldavia. Roumania, If
txr-niua rafIac north. 3, ,e,,.sy. ~.-ss -
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A Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from q to B. 1919 n. 7. ave.
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Beautiful Showing OF Flowers.
Reasonable prices Blaekistone's, 18th & 4
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CoaIs of Recognized Superiority
-our family fuels. J. Maury Dove CO.
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Fragrant VioIets. 25e a Bunch,
At Kramer'ss the florist, sls r St nv.
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COUNT LAMSDoRFF DEAD.
Former Russian Minister Passes
Away in San Remo.

San Reno. March 1s-Count Lamsdorff,
formerly Russian minister Of foreign at
fairs died here to-day.
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Boards, vide. bright. 200 per 100 #.
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Rsaueed to $50 per 100 It.
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Libssy 3 Co. sth St. ana New York ave.
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Boards. vide, an heart. 500 per 100 It.
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Ll00sy s c0.. pa .. and New York avs.
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Lumber trust broksn-Libbey 3 Co.
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Alabama FFl00rlng. mostly edge grain.
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CoNTINUED oN LII 20.
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Botosahni is Ia Moldavia. Roumania, If
ty-nine miles nOrth-northwest of Jassy
IN 1893 the town had a population of about
1900, OF Whsm more thar half were
Jews.
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That business interests in the United
States are worried the President fully
understand, and he usdeTstands also
that the cure for whatever it Is that has
produced present conditions cannot be
ascertsined in day. He knows that
railrosd officials ard those who have
money invested in railroads are seriously
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TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Sx fmlougs: uTee-year-olds ana
upward; selling Cloten. l21 powe7sI. 10 3 won:
Dunua EiTiIl- l03 lSheliuger 90 l. second: Cousin
Kate, l3 'foieyI. : 70 ? third Time. liza 10
A--tTfou- Suffice. IncorIiElble Herman johnson
Alma Pet icnrae1u. and Wizard King also ran.
~E. oND RACE -llichaelmas Handicap. s0r two
year-ods; six tUlongs. Stanlag Fay. 10 Diceinsl
20 i N7ni Tefahs l,3 It,.. 10 To- D. second. Pctu-
iaEt. ll lBWiCui. 10 to p third. Time II445 Sig
GaIalad. Chief Desmond Adrian, Grena. GTeaaIale
H1nT1h. Grand Dane. MystifCd. Uncle Toby Pa
croue. INSPECTOR PUgis and Catherine T. also rau.
THIRD -Three-year-0lds and upward. one
mile. ROYAL River. l9l lDeiabyl. % !. won, Merry
England il2 AlcDalIeI 90 2 second; Ballot Box
jog ,Lieaelt. 10 ], third. Time. l4l 35 AlaTster
Jeanne, sailor Girl. and Mo1nraker also ran.
FOURTH kACE-R0vsterer Handicap; selling: for
thrleyea1-ads and upward; two miles. Pioneer IS.
lthand'er', ( % J. wen; The Chef. I5 .Raei 10
second T. O.. g.. l9 t1IaCudgi Is % s. third
lime, s.s- Have Care Bob Alone Bally Castle
orthodox, PicEtine. and Sam Farmer also ran
FIFTH RAtE-TLe Durham Cup; for three-year-
o!ds and upward one and three-quarter miles Kel-
pie. los Aucahyl. TO 3 won: Glimmer. l07 Pow
erSl. ] % 2 second; SeawaIl lC Mcdaniel. 70 l.
tLrt- Time, 3j5 +5 The Globe. C0,,rt-martiaI
NNkight. Hillhurst. Clean Sweep, Biberrv. and
Ficktine also Tan.
SIXTH RACE-For f0ur-year-0lds aud uU.yari.
selling; one and oneHixteenth miles Henry o.. IG3
iConnoi y', 90 ]. won; Faei0tum III Delab7l. 8 ID
J. second; First Mason, l05 Lcef.7 TO ? third
Time. 1T is. King Of the VALLEY Cursus. Bonnie
Reg, Jupiter, and Peter Knight also ran
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Doard In Session To-morrovv.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished ly A. O. BroFa & Co. mem
lers Of Che NcW York Stock Exchange sud the Chi
cag0 BCaTd ot Trade liuasey Building
Cl!cago. sept k.-Ih- wheat market proved M
responsive 10 tuiiial ness. Canadian rop news
vas verified railroad and press sources of the
country nov c1ucedIlg murh dsmagc It was faiu-
Ing today in a large part uf the country thus
adding % probability of further loss ana itterira-
tou- There were sales ot hand wheat here 40 >
elt better than previous highest Irl,s % the year.
Cash sales were ,500 bushels u8ialy nd winter
Wi1nlIeg and Toronto claimed larger export sales
although those msrEefs were relatively higher than
Chicago Slab1aTd sales aere 81 loads
Corn VAS weak ear-y On large receipts and free
speculative selling bat rallied later on improved ec-
m3ud for cash corn i1r shipment and export and
pr0spect f lg,S-r arrivals. Current arrivals of
corn IN transit, when the break began we're hr-er
than expected Wet weather wiu cat down the
quantity Of corn Inspected for to-moruw's market.
There wss q good demand for all cash clru on sale
To-day 4lcst q tie cash IS q 5l old sales Io-
cal cash sales $500 bushels, ssabuard sales. 10
loads. There direct export sales % 1900 bushels
q "a from here.
Oats prices were relatively efrmer than other
grains The selling pressure was light except on
rallies when IL steadily Increased tor MAY deiyfIy
Local cash sales were Is DO bushels
Pric.s Of futures follow.