davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Umbrella Repairer Killed.

William Strang. a traveling umbrel. la repairer. was killed at Danville re- gently, by passing train. He was walking along the main track as he thought and, hearing a train approach ing. stepped aside. walking directly in front of the train
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Negro Shot By Another.

Jim Henry, negro, shot Frank Al len, another negro. near Spring Hill recently The shooting was done with a shotgun loaded with squirrel shot fired al short range, two loads taking effect in the negro's left hip. side. wrist and bowels The shooting was the result of family quarrel. Henry being Aliens sonin-law.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Killed In Boiler Explosion.

A boiler exploded in tlv sawmiIl ei H. B sehwinegruber at Datto. e.sht miles from Corning and as q re. suit John Moore, the engineer in charge of the boiler was killed. four others We're seriously injured and tbe plant was entirely destroyed. The cause of the explosion has not been as. certained.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Martjneau Receives Appoi,,n.,.

john E Martiueau of Little Rock has been appointed assistant adfu- tant general by Governor Pindall the position created in the militia bill as passed by the legislature, and which has just received the singature of the governor The position carries with jt salary of s1.500 per annum
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Stranger Shielded

\. k. Sehleuter, stranger. commit. ted suicide at Index, on Red river at the crossing of the Kansas Civ 'ou'hern railroad recently, by cutting his throat. almost severing the toneue and also cutting the arteries in both wrists and one ankle
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Another New Rsilro.d

The Antoine Valley Railroad Con nany has been organized at Af.qd..f phia, With capital stock af si5adad. The company Nil build from 4rla. deiphla to Graysonia where # win 9oin the Gurdon and Fort Smith. dis. tance of 2 miles
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31

languid, nervous and lame |, Val morning. Deans Kidney Pin. as me right away. and the eraa. ueiptti that followed has bees permans,.al .els Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N
 Sold by all dealers. 50 cents
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
A Nearo Shot To Death.

Jack Lewis. white bartender in a saloon in Arkansas city. shot and kill d Henry Jones a negro workman The negro attacked the bartender with a knife when the latter shot him.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Woman Attennts Suicide.

Mrs Charles Stone of Viola, made two attempts al selt-deatruction recent iy. the first time by cutting her throat and the second time by shooting her. self with revolver III health was the cause of her rash act. The woman will die
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Want New Court House

Citizens of Nevada want new Court House al Prescott and as soon as the county IS out of debt. and that Will hot he long. arrangements wrI be made fer the erection of d $40 06a building.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Sued the Sheriff.

Because he was accused. of operating blind tiger" and his place of busi- ness was raided at Cotter Perry Pointer has brought sult against Sheriff Mooney of Baxter county and others for $1aQao alleged damaess
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Helena Man Injured In Wreck.

F C. Apple of Helena. bookkeeper for Morris Packing Company Was in- iured in wreck on the Midland road at Posteue recently His lvft leg was badly crushed and he was injured in teIually
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Arkansas Boy Drowned

Eddie Blakeman, the 4-year.old son oI Mrs. Hugh Blakeman, formerly of Hot Springs, was drowned at San Jose. Cal. recently.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
SEQ GOO sehool suIIdirn

The School Board of Pine Blue has let the contract fer the erectior os ..'', = new high school building. which when completed Will cost in the neighbor hood of SEQ COG WI
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31

rr,, NAAt Eidr- Thousands s,ra'a ,ar r ou U . s made \ Doan s Kidney o,,' ?
 John C. colep1n, na prominent m.,ss.' ! oi s5v. swainsboro. in 'Is'' 6 years my k,d'' kt,s'' were affected Y
 my, my back achsd ts $, and nfoh. Vs
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Prominent Merchant shot.

N. R Mizee, a prominent merchant of Strawberry, Lawrence county. was shot and seriously wounded by James Shaver, young man, and member of a prominent and distinguished fam fly.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
centenarian of Ozark Dead

Mrs Pierce of Ozark, died recently al the age of l04 years. She was the only centenarian in the county
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
New school at Charleston.

Citizens of Charleston are making arrangements for the erection of a sl0,o00 school building.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
eAckAcHE IS kIoNsy.cu.
Cure the Kidneys and tb.
 Neser Return, V

Only one way to cure aD =. back Cure the causa :, au achs,
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
HOME

 HOME HOW THE A TOW A sToR one Put l Realized Q i Cult l once ul who in | | l farm loe' l Great Pr 1 year wht l l feeding l be vas Q l schoolho bor dur | reading
 heirloom absoTbir in the
 he ecu | years
 knevle He wal bis Et gain f' ecrubt | IcQuir'
 faithfu | and | | about
 tracte
 and a
 notee
 depaF
 dollaI
 His
 closi |
 of :
 Man
 tious
 end
 b!gg
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York. May e.-CATTLE-Recelp-s 4,&3; tim
to 10 cents higher Oh steers and cows bulls. 10 more
than steady; all sold. steeTs. 52oa6.ls; choice fat
oxen, 80: bulls 25oai6]: COWS. 225a4l5.
CALVES Receipts 400; . cents higher; all sold.
veals 59la7 60. cllls 4O0al5O; dressed calves firm
cty-drcsssd yeals 5ais per pound; country dressed,
6asiz
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $40; sheep
strong; lambs steady; al sold. Clipped sheep IAN
ewes} 850a5 %; unshorn, do, nominal clipped
lambs, 7.00as l0 few wooled sold at $50; spring
lambs, nominal.
HOGs-R Receipts $50; lower. State and Penn
sglFania hoes- .o5a4 u,
Chicago MAY 6-CATTLE-R Receipts, 2,e90i esti-
mated for Tuesday, 400: market strong TO shade
higher. Prime boeges 5.55s6.sa; PoGT 10 medium.
25a5 80; stockeTs and feeders, 2sJa5l0: COWS and
heifcrs 2S0a525 canners L75a2e0; Texans, 4loai IS.
HOGS-Receipts s2.00); estimated for Tuesday,
Il Gao market ~ 20 cents lower. Lights, 625a6 50
roughs 6l5a6g5; mixed. 650a650; heavy, 6.3a6.45
pigs 5s)ae5.
SHEEP Receipts. 2O,e0o; estimated for tomorrow.
Il 900 market strong. Native sheep. 45a6l0; West
en- sheep 400a6e5; native lambs. 661a56o; Western
lambs. 6.75as.75.
Baltimore. MAY 6.-HoGs- Receipts for week
ended at noon to-day ll.7E head. against 3 9565
head last week Fair supply to-day and market
about steady at following prices: Westerns. 7.0oa
TO; othels, e.s5as95; roughs, 5-00a6do.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Reoeipts foT week ended
at noon to-day were 27oo head. against 2.7s5 head
las. week Fair supply to-day. Sheep. wool Ae0s
SIS: clipped. 30oa695 lambs WOOL lO0a5. 8
clipped. 6.0GaS00 spring lambs slow and lower. a;
e.53ae szi6
CALVES Receipts for week ended at noon 90
day weTe 7S3 head against SIS head last week Fan
supply to-day and market slow Common 70 best
4oaa7.5o.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

weight lbulkl. . 00a2560: spring DO. 3o-lb sacks
p 56aZ30C. de-. 1G9lb. sacks Z3.0oa23.50i Western
uiddliHgs IN loo-lb. sacks. Aoos2i.59i City Nlils
miGdiugs, in I99ib. sacks 24-o0; do, bran IN lg)
ID. slcks 2s.7-
BUTTER-Market steady. Creamery. fancy, pe-
H.. p choice. per 10. ata27 good. per lo-. L2aZ5
imitation Per lb Ma22. prints, Per It.. 2a5o: DO,
blocks. per H.. z7a29 ladle. PEI D., Saz0i Aary
land and PENNSYLVANIA rolls 8a-9. Ohio rolls, Is
West Virginia rols Is; store-racSed Ohio, Per lb,
lsals West Virginia, per h., Ealsi Maryland w
giuia and PsnnsyiVau dairy prints. per ID. Zla--
renovated batter Z5s26
EGGS- Market steady al prices quoted Maryland,
Psnnsy ylvania. and nearby hrsts. per doz-. l5i1
Western frsts PR doz. l6ls: West Virginia frs,s,
per d0z iGis; southern hrsts per daz-. B5zal6
guinea eggs ler d0L Sas, duck esg5, pr d0z-, %
goose eggs. per d0z.. ..
LIVE POULTRY Market unchanged. Chickens.
cd hens hcasy per lb-, l3zal4 old hens, small. Der
H. l3a1l. old ROSTERS each 2jaS. do. Young good
10 choice. PER H. l6aI5; winter. 2 10 ~ lbs pef
H.. Da22: springs Ia To u. lbs. 50aS2; do, small,
per TO-. .; ducks, pudde. large, per H.. u; do
snail, per 10. Il masceyy and mongrel. Ter H.,
Ual2: de-. drakes each 5Jaf0; white Pekins. per
H.. Z; pigeons Young, per pair. Sea55; old. pr
pair. . guinea f0wl, old. eaca, . do, young.
each = The above quotations sre- for wholesale
lots only as established By the Baltimore Frit and
Produce Association. Jobbing lots sell higheFi
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. May s-FLOUR-Market quiet and
featureless. Winter extra, 2s0a510; do. clear. 3a
555; spring clear 32oa9 55 DO straight, 55saS s.
do. patent 4loaL59; City Mills best patent 5l5s
do. Hieh-grade Patent, 45l DO, strighJ. As; do.
choice Family. as; do. extra. 330a350 hio extra
395aioo; rsc -four medium 10 choice, f0a3 50; corn
meal per 100 lbs. L20aLS5. buckwheat -four, per 100
lbs, 2gla2 i0
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 80. 81 bushels. The
receipts Of Southern wheat to-day we're very mod
crate and business in this description checked
as q consequence. There Is more OF less constant
demand for prime Wheats. Sales Of small parcels
by sample az 65. TO- and Is cents Graded Nc. 2
red afoat nominaly at Ssla per bushe at the close.
Contract opened easier. Foreign markets we're weak
and lower. cash and May being siiz, while IUly
was offered at 81 carly Private cables quiet and
easier Worlds shipments past week p 800 600 bushels
same week last year lo6720J5 bushels. Market for
Western closed strong; spot May, 6&; July, So
sales
CORN-stock in elevators. l6530al bushels. The
receipts of Southern corn this morning were CON
fined 10 cargo Ct yellos which sold at 6iz.
Market steady prime corn of both c0lcrs Quote
prime lots q white afFat nominally at Sc per
bushel Track yellow corn. domestic delivery, is
worth about 59a59a per bushel for car lots prime on
spot Contract opened easier Juiy, 55i4a56ia. Spot
corn was offered at 557s first cali. Private cables
steady Worlds shipments in the past week were
$685. 600 bushels Sales. 800 strictly fresh spot
The market for Western closed firm spot, May.
56i4; July. 5es4 September, 57h.
OATS-Demand active and market hrm- Stock
in elevators. 257 s22 bushels; shipments from ele-
waters. IL $50 bushels White No. 2 50: do. No. 5,
4sisa49; do No. T. 46izsa7; do, mixed, No, ., ga
4iia; do No. 3 86a#la: do. No. 4 45a45iz: ,Oats
arriving at terminals not equipped with proper
elevator facilities have 20 be diScountedl
RYE-1iaTket dHn and featUeless stock in ele-
yators. 34.2i3 bushels; shipmantE from elevators.
5,4ll bushels; Nc. 2 rye jdomcstcl. 65i No. rye
Western. uptown delivery 6ss; do. nearby, up
town delivery. 62a63; No. rye Western. up-toWu
delivery, ST. do. nearby uptown delivery. s8a59;
bag lots. AS 10 quality and condition. 55a61; No.
Western ldor3esticl 75a76; No. WesteIn choice.
track uptown. 50.
HAY-Narket strong and higher. No. timothy,
large bales 230la235); do. small blocks, Ze9a23 81
No. 2 timothy as % location. Zooa2250; No. 8
timothy. to location. l9.s0s2)50 No I clover.
mixed. 21.00a2l.5O; No clover mixed. ls.00a20 80
No. cloFe-. B59ala0). No p clover. l.99a1s %;
packing hay. iS0oal5o0; grade hay tunsound,
musty. stained. &c-l l0C1al2m.
STRAW-General market quiet and featureless
We quote Straight ne fair to choice. no0; straight
rye. No ?. lo0oalo59; tangled rye lblocksi. No l.
9.ooa95e wheat blocks, fair 20 choice 750aSo0: do.
common, 7.o0a7.59; cat good 20 prime. 9.50ai058.
do. common stained g. s9oa9.03
MILL FEED-AIarkci steady. Winter bran. as 70
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
pnos qudtcd aro ThoIesalel

BCTTEB-Becsipts light. market steady Cream
rrv fancy, zsiza2ai Western hrsts Zsa8i seconds.
5a36, process. fancy. 2ja6; fair 70 god. 2iaE
daiTy. choice. p good. 2aZli sQTepacked. fresh.
BALE
CHEEsE-Msrset unchanged New York STATE.
factory large. Hi-al5. d0. small. l5I1al6; summer
large liaB. Western ActoTy. new, choice, H1sal5.
do, fair 10 sood IL. Virginia. 19
EGGS-Rccc5pts liberal market strong Nearby.
fresh Virginia. y; West Virginia aud Southwest
Virginia. l5'-; Tennessee. l64; North Carolina. Is.
duck eggs. IS.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts uberais market easy.
CEckeHs. winter, ISa2- do, spring zaz7 stags, IeT
Do. l0sl2. hens. per IT,. IS. rugs+e-s. fer h.
z, iucks large per h. l2alzis DO, sma D. Per D..
leaI: ge-sp. par lb- tas. uTEeys. toms per d. la
p CO.. hens. per H.. BALI turkeys, Thin. salo.
DRESSED POULTRY -Choiee stock in good de-
maud. Turkeys hens, undraWn, per H.. llal5. do.
average. uudraRu. I5ai4 do. Jhin. per lh., l9 old
toms. l2al3i chiczsus spring. large. per h. ls do.
snail >; fowls l3sl3; C4pous 7-b average
1aZ2 do, snail, Ealsi hens, choice. l5- roosters
@. ducks iargC l2ai3- do, small II, Elcsr 6aIl.
DRESSED MEATS-Ch0ice dressed calves In good
demand Flil dressed. 9o0alo04. heads off, l580
hog dressed calves 90; hams. country. sugar cured
l4aI5.
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per Iusld 50: do.
Virginia and Mar land. yer hauel. L75, sweet
potatoes. Ter baull 53lss So yams. peT baETr 80
a5-09s asparagus. peg dozen, LUa3.51. cabbage p5T
crate 00aLZ5. ceiery. New York. Per bunch. sls51
ida. per basket 2ol259; lettuce FloFiGa. per bss-
kst Z09z39s 0ai5ns. Ohio per hsuel. 2252Z -
string beans green. per basket 3.50a459: tomatoes
Florida. fancy. Ter CatC. s0lai01.
GREEN FRUITs-Apple market strong and mica
table varieties meet with steady sale; common stock
neglected. Yors Imperial 200a30o Ben Davis. s,oal
$50. fancy table fruit. 4.oa55o; oranges. Florida
bright per box. SEATED. tHsso.- --st=-=. - box
s5ea409; grape fruit Florida. per box. S50aL o.
strawberries Per quart. l5a25.
DRIED FBUITS-Applss sliced fancy. S: sliced
bright. sis: cherries. l2al4 UhortlebeHles. Iaal2
Uaspbcrries. 2oa22 blackbeIries. s
HAY AND STRAW-Tmothy, choice, Z.5o; No
l. l00. Nc. p l5Nal863i mixed hay lT0aG %
clover. 5.0aIs.50; straw, re. bundle, ue1al2. "
rye machine thrash, 5.5oas0l wheat, 5.o0aT2.
GRAlN-Wheat choice. 5iaI5: fair 20 good. 6sa72
ordinary 5a55. C0rn-6helled white. j9a58 yellow.
5sa60; ear. 2Sja3o0. Oats-Western. white. No 2
50a52. mixed, ssa50.
WOOL AND HIDES-Ch8ics f1rs in go0d demand
hides dull Wool washed. free Of bus. 55; WOOL
uuWsshed. free 0f buB 1850 wool. bury. 25a35
hides green. g; dry. l5al7 sheeIstus. greer. each
9dalo0: dry. 25a75 cafskins. L003l30; muskrat l0a
%: black, 25 kits 5. skunk. 25al.50 mink. 75a4 %
rabbit skins. lalA opossum l0a25; Tacc0on. 25as9.
fox red Le0s259i Gray, 5oa75
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call. z O'Clock noon
Capital Traction S.. sl.u8 az lg7ls. S518 a. l0I.
S1ll3 a. IEA yl05 az lrs SIS al l0a. la6 az l57's
S67 at lo73s Sls ~ lJ7s Sli5 at lois S1s at I1s.
81 00 40 lg7is Sl.n0 II I67A Si.en AZ IGTs $50 at
l17i. lJa9 at 1874, Sl.09 az le-s, slY90 az lols,
G.0ll at lGA 5000 az l07as, Sl.3o az lGA SO 90
60 IGs $3.50 at 1878. siol0 40 1919. Soo0 az 1919.
500 az 1913 s. 60 az 01h SO az lQ7i1. 50 at 1873
$40 at l0-A. IG0 at l0-ss. SL00o a. lGA. 500 at
1914.
Capital Traction is $500 at los
Ciiy and Suburban Railway IS, sl.09 az lo, Sl4G
at 1914.
Washington Railway and EIecsnc IS. A.000 al s9&
s. 000 a. 50h $500 At s)i8.
Potomac Electric Light S. g 90 st l95ls s.. 600 si
l95iz 81 90 at l05iz. SL00 al l05i-.
Capital Traction. 10 al $50 5 az 80.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd-. 70 at 79l7
50 at 7ss 50 at sss 81 at 7sis, % at 7si, 80 al 19s
. et 1915
Washington Gas, . al 6las. . at 5las . at SIS
National Union Insurance . at IA 50 az "a.
Union Trust warrants. % a. CD.
AHer c4ll-Washingtou Gas 4s, Sl030 al lGlz
Capital Traction S. $40 al 1875 Sl.ol9 az I07h
So)0 at I07z SIoOO al 1914 s5goo l0Ih 500 az
l0715 s63 at 1o5k SD az l0b. $50 at B7a
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 at s0zs
Greene Csnanea. 100 al l6A, l95 at l65s buyer CO.,
The following are the closing quotations on yes
teTGay's Stock E-eaange-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
COTTON MARKET

Quotations furnished b. Dick Bros Co., mem
bers Of the New York and New Orleans cotton ex-
changes. Hl2 street northwest
New York May 6-The c0tton market was flooded
with bad crop accounts TO-DAY and prices were
higher .in al three futures Complaints were re-
ceived telling q excessive rain late planting ex-
trrme scarcity Of seed. and poor stands. There
seldom has been a time when such unanimity in
bad crop accounts has been noted The first re-
port Of Habersham King published to-day. was
much less gloomy than private adsices. II stated
that the crop ia Texas had maintained It's eaTly
start and the Central Belt. where the crop Is
poorest, vas only about one week late. Theo II.
Prizes has Withdrawn his injunction suit and tesii
mony viii be taken before a referee. This had
favorable effect upon the July ottion. which wa.
relatively the strongest 0f the l0t. Southern spot
markets generaliy steady ard unchanged Port re
ceipts s,00o; last year. 8s3s.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, Per cwt., 52sa5.5o; butcher a0os
40; common 30 Teugh 80
HOGS-Per cwt-. gross. 6.T5a7 % ;-ordinary. eOs
SHEEP-Clipped. 45ga5O0. common. 20da3 CO.
LAMBs-Spring. choice per lb l6; winter. las
CALNES-Prime, per b., 7a7ls medium Z; com
mon. la5: grass. 4a4h
COWs-prime. fresh. each. so0oa5o0o: common
D 0gas0oo; Old and dry. SWALLOW.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

New YORK May 6-WHEAT- Higher, checking
trade No. I Northern Dulath. 90 arrive opening
navigation. &c over july T. @. b 30. ! Manitoba.
s5t f o. b.. 30 2 Northem Manitoba, lake and
40 hard E. q. b. re over July. so. ] mscar0ni.
opening navigation S. +. O. a. Nc. . macaroui,
opening navigation. 624.
Exporters took j leads.
CORN Weaker and quiet No. 2 elevator g.; Ne.
. 56is f. o. b. NO. 3 e O. b.. late May, 57lsa57i.
No. ? yellow Ca. No 2 white 5sla {. O. b.
Exporters took loads
OATS STEADY. but quiet Elevator prices: No 2
white fsz, Nc. vhite ss No. 2 mixed. g.
Tie prices far futures follow.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
largest siorntng CircuIation.

AL advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper At the Cap
itai It's books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. May 6.-Aloney on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at % per cent; highest 3:
lowest, 2is; closing "a. Alost Of the loans were
at "a per cent. Time money opened the week un-
changed Offerings were liberal demand continued
light. Rates. 81 20 per cent for sixty DAYS ~
per cent for ninety DAYS a. to Per cent for four,
Eve and six months; per cent for seven and eight
months and 10 5z per cent for over the year
Mercantile paper continued to show increased ac-
tiTity and good assortment was offered. Rates;
81 per cent for sixty 20 ninety days indorsed
bills receivable; 5isa6 PER cent for choice single
names. four to six months to nun TO 81 per rcent
for names not so well known
Sterling was firm. rates closing 10 to Is points
higher Rates for actual business were: Sixty days.
ls,63aL s565; demand 4s55oas s655; cables. sssOa
sSsS5 Commercial bills 4s3. Cotton bills were
scarce.
ar, z,or-p 5sr .-ry,. rr,-,
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by a. o. Brown & Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Munsey
Building
Sales TO noon .......,... 100000 shares
TosaI sales ............5 5Ss,50O shares
Call money! High, 81 low, 214j close, ga.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
New Orleans
SPOT Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.
Chicago.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co.
members oi the Chicago Board Of Trade, Muusey
I binding
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by z. R. Chapman q
Co, members New York Stock Exchange, g. Bowie
Chipman. manager. 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished hy f. r. Chapman &
Co, members New YoFk stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager, 1901 F street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

In addition to the forthcoming bonds.
good trading was recorded in the other
bonds of the street railways, as we'll as
in the preferred and common stock Of
those roads and in Gas. Capital Traction
appears TO have reached its low level for
the present and is resting at 130.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
GovERNMENT BoNps.

New York. Nav 6.-Closing quotations of United
States government bonds:
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
OpInions on the Ne,y Yorl. Marlle,.

6. Bowie Chapman. Of +. r Chapman
x Co The market failed to hold its
rally to-day. While the uncertainty over
the crop situation continues. I advise the
sale Of securities on all rallies"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

I SLY YOUR ~ ~ THE HERALD
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

Benjamin Woodruff manager of the
office Of Post & F1sgg, in T street. yes
terday returned 20 his work after a
weeks absence in a struggle with the
grip.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

HopeweH H DarneiHe. former assessor
Of the District. who last January went 10
New York TO enter the firm Of Dick
Brothers &, Co, has returned 10 Washing
ton and viii be In charge Of the Wash
ngton Office In association with Joseph
B. Weed. Hope" yesterday was busy
receiving the congratulations Of his many
Washington friends.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

Herbert /. Jones, Of a. O. Brown &
Co. While professional sentiment Is at
the moment decidedly bearish. and will,
no doubt, work for "a lower level. on
appearance Of substantial support it is
subject 10 sudden change. On the declines
good stocks are "a purchase"
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

ASKED bid
The Washington herald., 1907-05-07

When the market was strong in the
forenoon, the commission houses were
also deserted. Later. when prices began
TO decline, the offices quickly filled up
Further evidence that interest on the bull
side was small and that the semi profess
sional element favored the downward
side. could hardly be desired The talk
was bearish. the operations on the ex-
change were bearish TO a large degree.
and the very fact that interest in the
quotations was quickened when declin-
ing tendency began TO manifest itself in
dieated that the bears. for the time being
outnumbeTed the bulls.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-06
A BIG GAIN

Prof. l.. c. Marshall of the Ohio
Wesleyan university, who attributes
race suicide to excessive immigration,
said on this subject recently
But in the summer time the effect
of immigration is largely Offset by
the vacations effect. Nothing en-
courages marriage of the good, honest,
fgruitful sort like a summer vacation
at the seashore or on the mountain
tops.
"The other day met a form er stau-
dent Of mine, a prosperous young busi-
/ ness man. Helooked brown and fit.
Hello I said, You are the picture
of health
Eyes, ne said. u am just back
from my vacation gained 115
pounds
4" Nonsense l cried Il don't be-
lieve it..
Don't your said he, Well, here it
comes now, any way. Wait a minute,
and I'll introduce you"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-06
BAD IN
SAN FRANCISCO
CONTINUED from Page One.)

State authorities and is now in charge.
This Federal move insures harmony
between this port and San Francisco
since at. both ports are the Federal
health authorities in control.
The double quarantine is still main
tanned here. Folks from ashore were
not allowed aboard the s. S. Korea to-
day, bound for the coast, a fact that Is
hugely amusing to those who realize
the plague situation in San Francisco
and are aware of the cleanness of this
port, per Sc. The idea of the disease
ridden coast port suffering from con-
tract with clean Honolulu is highly
Imaginable to them.
Since the plague exists to such an
alarming extent in San Francisco there
is talk of the Big Four squadron, the
cruisers West Virginia, Pennsylvania,
Maryland and Colorado, now in this
port, going to the Sound instead of San
Francisco when they sail hence on
September 18.