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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-19
COW EATS WARRANT;
THERE IS NO ARREST

E~nglishtown. y. j.. Sept. lS.-con.
stable Rue found hinlsel! in Il grea:
pred;cament when a pet COW stole y
warrant intended FOR the arrest, OF
Archie l,mmons. OF F,nglishtoWn. on the
charge of appropriating potatoes To tho
value OF $40 belonging to Mrs. Ella r.
Crane.
Mrs. Crane claimed that Emmons
cultivated Il patch of potatoes on shares
and then sold all of the product.
The. COW swallowed the war;. L. and
the constable Was unable to determine
whether it went down whole or wa
ohewed up. He appealed to Justice
Rarkalow. who said the COW must be-
KILLED. out later out of pity for the on.
stable he agreed 10 issue Il duplicate
warrant. Emmons gave bail.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-19
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
HERMIT DIES, LEAVING
$50, 900; DOG WINES

Chicago. Sept. l3.-Surrounded by
antique furniture. rare old books and
paintings and curios from, all parts o,
the world. John j. q. B~urghoffer. ar.
eccentric curio collector. and one OF
the best known men in that business
in this country. was found dead in hii
odd Curiosity Shop on State street
His faithful dog. Blk. sole compan
ion for years. gave the alarm by pit
eou whining.
In a satchel was found the old mans
will. addressed to "A son in Fairhaven
Wash. whom he had not seen for
thirty-hve years. the mother havtns
deserted Burghoffer when the boz
was . years old.
The old man left 100000.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-19
CANADA TO EXPRESS
REGRETS TO JAPAN

Toxic. Sept. 12.-The foreign office
has received "A dispatch from the con-
sui general at Ottawa saying the
Canadian government will express re-
great Of the occurrences at Vancouver.
ard take steps to prevent further
trouble. An official of the foreign Of
flee said to the Associated Press:
we have the utmost confidence I'm
the Canadian government, as we also
have In America. Consul Ishus' dis
patch says the disturbance will be soon
quelled, and there is no reason to ex-
pect Il repetition. Our information IN
that the outbreak is the result of the
anti-Japanese agitation created by
false and exaggerated reports"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-19
KNIVES, BRICKS, BOTTLES,
ADDED TO GUN SUPPLY

Vancouver. r.. c.. Sept. 1.-THE Chi
nese and Japanese quarters are In a
state of siege. Hundreds of guns and
revolvers We're yesterday sold to he
orientals until the police stopped 1t.
Every Chinaman goes about with a
b~odyguard and every proprietor of "a
Chinese store has Il Monaghan stand
ing in the IGOR armed with Il Win
chester. All the Chinese mill men.
a5orers and cooks In n radius OF ff-
teen miles from Vancouver have been
summoned to the oriental quarter and
are filling the houses there.
Besides firearms. there are knives,
stones. bricks and bottles in stock ready
to repel any attack.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-19
De FORESTS DIVORCED;
WIRELESS COuRTSH|P
PROVES A FAILURE
inventor of Air Wave Contriv.
ances Proposed BY Means
Of Them.

New York, Sept. 13.-Word is received
that an interlocutory decree Of divorce
has been granted in Albany to Mrs.
Lucille s. DeForest against DIR. Lee
DeForest. we'll known for his inventions
Of the wireless telephone me telegraph
systems.
The DeForests' romance was short
lived. He met Miss Lucille Sheardown
at a reception at the Art club and be-
came infatuated.
After he had given her a few instruc-
ions he sat up a miniature wireless
plant in her house and communicated
with her from his apartment.
Courtship by wireless was followed
by a proposal of marriage in the same
manner and she has since been known
-As&ks a".asxalass hside 49,:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-09-19
Seattle Labor Leaders Are
Found at Head Of Uprisings
in British Columbia.
NOW IN STATE OF SIEGE
Oriental Quarters Of Vancouver Close
ly Guarded-Tokio Maintains
Calmness, Awaiting
Details.
JAP CAPITAL GETS
ONLY MEAGER REPORT.

Toxic. Sept. l0.-Mcager accounts
of the Vancouver trouble are
printed in special cablegram to the
Asahi this morning. While awaiting
details the Asahi refra!ns from edi-
toral comment. TIL cablegram IL
brief II expresses the opinion the
trouble is over. Toxic remains
calm.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
En- Ia Mansion EjscutiVa.
Llagln a San Juan los Representatives. De SaBtO
B0mIHgO.

81 gobernador Post en- su conferencis
dc hoy con los reporters confFm6 la noti'
cia dada anteaysr de la vista & ests isis
del Ministro do Hacienda de Ia Rspdblica
Dominicana y Repsesentants dc ls niSma
en- Washington, cuyc. SnoreB han Aega-
do hoy ebta ciudad.
Un veterinario del departamento de
Agriculture de Washington hs llegado
hoy On el vapor que tomo puerto ests ma
mana y permaneoara en- la isis eatudiando
las condolences del gauado de esta , estu.
diando el ssunto de importation dc aquel
la isls.
En- las solioitudeB para poner en- libar'
tad q ipdividuoS que eat6n cumpliendo
condena, debs inoluirse una proposition
Soguridsd de proporcionsrles trsbsjo &
ocupaci6n, va que de otro mcdO no rssulta
hacer esas concebioneB
Los se1ores Diaz Navarro, preAidente
de la Central frsnceBs' de Csguas CO.
mandante Lutg, visitaron tambien esta
m&fiana al gobsFnador Post.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
VfCtima de terrible enfermedad, IA
IIeCi6 en- GNayama ell Gapitalista
Gonzalez MuTiz.
Los lnspGGtOrss de slnIdad mOVI6ndose aGtlVl
mentO.
(De nas8tr0 cOrresponsaJ) .

Agosto l5.-En Ia msfiana de aysr
dej6 de existiT vfctims de una terrible en-
fEmedad el Conocido capits 1ista de eata
Jurisdiction, don Jose GonzSlez Muf1iz.
A su entierTo que 30 VERTIGO q las de
Ia tarda de dicho dia, concuFTi6 IN inmen.
so gantfo en- eI cusl iban perBonss de mu,
chos de los puabloB limftECfss.
En- IN coehe antscediendo al f6retro
ostentabanse ocho hsrmoEas coronas con
diatintsS dedicatorias de familias = caBas
del alto comeTcio de Ia localidad. Sobre
Ia cajs, dentro del caro- fdnebEe, deatack-
bRnae tres mas y6 diseminadaE por los
coHtsdos de este.
Los ofcios reIigiosos eGtuvisTon cargo
de los RVdos. Padres cat6licoB de Patillas,
Arroyo Santa Isabel.
FL duelo eatuvo cargo del distiDguido
cabRllero don Antonio Grau O'neill, quien
con Sencilla Erase encomend6 el alma del
inado al TodopoderoAo di6 las graciaa
Ia concurrencia en- nombre de los fsmilia-
res del mismo.
NoBotrog enviamos nueatro mas Bentido
p6same la familia Gonzalez Mufiz.
Los inspectores de sanidsd de esta
cludRo nan pEebenGado denunclRB ante los
Tribunslss de Paz y Municipal, contra
Romkn Sobrino, Manuel SukFez, Juan
MeI6ndez, Guillermo Ruiz, Sacundino
HueTtas, por infracci6n las leyeu de ss-
nidad unoa, y Otroa por ipffingir las orde-
nanzas municipales
EN- Ia madEugada de hoy ilegaron de
San Juan & esta ciudad los aefiores don
Enrique Gonz6lez , don Luis Texidor,
alcalde y SecretaHio VeSpectivamente de
nueStro muniOipio, quienes fueron eBa
capital relolyeT aauntos de gran impor.
tSncia.
-Vfctima de una cruel , aniquiladora
enfermedqd hkllRae postTado en- 81 lecho
del dolor el tieTno nifio Joa6 hiio del sefio1
don Leopoldo Venegas.
Nuestro deBeo mas fsrvienta ea que &c
porga bueuo cuanto antea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
ia Villa De YlDRiD.

PlumaE Flores, MitOneg, Gusnte-, Cor.
batas para caballeroa. Faldan para ssfi9Eal
y Eopa interior tambi6n para EenoFaa, aca.
ban de recibir ''La Villa de Madrid'' En-
plumaB las hay desde 81 hRHtR $25 csda
una.
Podsmoa aHeguTar que 81 BuTtido mas
selecto y mas granae es 81 de ente establs-
cimiento donde acude toda persona de
gustc. Tenamon las legftfmaa Pine Apple
cloth, reCibidas de Paris infnidad de
artfcuIos de verdadera novedad. AcabR.
mos de recibir los nuevos casimires de We
rano.
Una visits & s'La Villa de Madrid &
pfdanos muestrag enseguida sar6 aten.
dido.-P. o. B. 64.-Islefono 273. San
Francisco 81, San Juan P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
ClrujanOs DsntIstss.

No deben oIvi1ar por IN momento de
Ia conveniencia que para elloa encierra el
tener & la mano tant9 en- grandeB como en-
pequeiias cantidades, con minutes de
aviBO los matsriales que para Bus trabajos
diarioB puedan necesitar. Yeso, ceFas ro
sada amarillo con ain para.fna; cOpaB
= material de impression; guta.percha; ta-
zas de gonna para yeSo; rojo ing'6s y mil
otFas cosas mas que no eH possible enume'
rar. De venta en- el Dep6Sito Dental De
Jose Salgsdo Jim6nez, San Francisco 36,
San Juan. P r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
SEPASE

Que no pubIicamoB communicates sin que
sean pagadOH poE adolantadO.
Cada B0ig palaDEag 90 GUSntan poE una If-
aea y Ia IInea vale dies 0OntavOa.
ri a en- inaDag que V0agan con eonauntaa6lOa
Las saEtaFtG no Sc a0ntaaBan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
UpORTuNBAD PARA EsTUDlAHTEs EN- Los E. U.

Mrs. Olivet, 733 W. North Ave, Bal.
timore, Md, admits nifios y nilas que
hayan de cursar estudios como alumoos
exteTnoB Atenci6n familiar esmerada,
vigilando los estudios Habitscion y
buena mesa $4,000 por mes, psgaderos
por trimeatYes adeIanta Eos. A so!icitud,
Sc les elpera en- N, W York la llegads
del vapor. References en- Puerto Rico:
don Jos6 A. Meuendez, Maysgiez
quien hs tenido IN hiio en- ests casa
Is. v. d,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
Ell Kaiser Y eI rey Eduardo.

Wi hmhha 6 E Kaiser reG6 Eduardo
diadad mentSndose de vista Eduardo Ish
Auia
h degrade Eduardoy
Gran Bsn Fana Aemaaa Austria de Ia Los period
del Feveando
equii6 Los fauc demut1 aha nqniu cndo
Swnmund bodo "Hnzoln
Agoo Eepan divr las
quaha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16

IN ota imprenta g vonde papol dc Pc.
Ri6dico vioie { 400 loa IS hloa (s'n as'iR.
takl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
Contra la emperatriz de China.

Shanghai 16La emper ba ciO 6denes Gran
atbuye Hh
dH ha ssg China debfa 10 v Co La
China bdaci6
La imperial pasar 81 ho Kun d omoEe tia
la
ampedo 9 1875.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
Ell MISTERIO De UN NAUFRAGlO.
Este Sc SupOnia que hahia OCunidO
en- la costa de Sud-Am6riCa.
AhOrl aflrma 0I senior GaTz6n hlhsr TIsI0 a
ATChIduuus On Paris.

La misteriosa deHaparici6n del Archi,
duque Juan Salvador, biJo de Leopoldo
III, Gran Duque de Toscans, fu6 un he
cho que se Auponia habfa ocurrido en- Ia
costa de Sud Americs, & Consecuencia del
naufrsgio del vapor "MaTgarets," On que
viaiabs. Las 6ltimRs noticias que Sc tie
nlan del Archiduque no remontsn 1891,
fschs en- que, bordo del "Margarets, "
buque de su propiedad, embaEc6Ee On
HambuYgl con rumbo Chile.
Pues bien, q gun don Euganio Garz6n,
redaCtor del "F, gsro," de Paris, y ex'eoa.
dor del Uruguay, que ha escrito un libro
sobEe este ssuntc, 81 Archiduque no muri6
en- dicho naufragio.
Es mas, el seflor Garz6n afTma b ,ber
visto al Archiduqus hRce uncs diaS en-
Paris hsberle hablado. El Archiduque
Buplic6le reservR por el pronto, prone.
tiendCl le que mas sdelaute romperfs el in.
C6gnito que ha Observable durante estoS
amos y hacer an acto EGblico de presencia
ON Paris.
Las sfrmaciones del senior Garz6n han
producido enorme impression, por la res.
Petabilidad de 50 persona, y por hsber
tratOdo intimamente durants algdo tempo
al Archiduque. Eu de notar tambi6n
que ell Behor GaTz6n siempre abrig6 la
conviction de que 81 Archiduque no ha-
bis perecido como Sc decfs hsbiendo pu-
bIicado en- 1900 un libro en- el que aducfa
una multitud de razones atendibles para
fundRmentar 81 conviction.
81 archiduque Juan Salvador, que per-
tenecia la rama toBcanR de la dinastfa
augtriaca era uno de los mismbros de Ia
casa del HapsbuFgo mas notableE, por suS
Felevantea condolences de car6ctar, Odia
ba Ia rutins; era ana verdadeTa RutoTidad
on asuntoS militares y en- matsria navel,
Bobresaliendo tsmbien por 50 entusianmo
hacia las modernaB ideas
El CaraCter del archiduque fu6 cRuBa de
muchas diveTg snCiaH de cate con su fAmi
Iia, de quo despu6s de Ia trSgics muerts
del Principe Rodolfo, su amigo fntimo,
renuuciasa & los honoEeB inherentes 50
range, adoptando el nombre de juan
Orth, Bs BepaTRse de Ia familia imperial.
ApToveChando BuB ConocimientoS nava'
les obtuvo el titulo de cspitSn, compr6 un
buqus, sl "Margareta," embarc6Gs en-
Hamburgo con deHtino q Ia America del
Sur, donde se tupone debi6 perecer en- 81
nanfragio de 81 buqus
Desde 1891, en- que ocurri6 aquel, no
han dejado de circular rumoren denun.
ciando gu reapariCi6n, pin que ninguuo de
sllos hays tenidO confirmation deupu6s.
Sin embargo, los miembTos de 50 fsmilia
no han diBpuelto a6n de NADIA de 10 que
perteneci6 al ArChiduque, cuya fortuna,
asf como el SECURE del barco, asoiende q
/ $50 900 frances, hkllanEe cuatodiadou
convenientemente.
Quizk esta fortuna nin amo sea Ia cauHs
de tales rumores. Pero 10 cieEto eS que,
exRctas no, las afrmaCiones del se1oI
GaHA6n han Causado una impression pro.
funda en- los circuIos aTistoCr6ticoa fran
cesas en- la coTte de Austria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
Meiora Ia situaCi0D.

Agoto 16 H eodO Ia tuacD ercado 81 p6ico
OOmpnas tS han emrlaados
al rabaio elauce odoS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16

Aver taFde el autom6viI de Mr.. Hod'
ges, aEroll6 al policfa inauIaE AsunCi6n
Sierra, On la Calle del Sol tsquinA q O'DO'
nell, produci6ndole coptusioneB de primer
gTado en- ls region deltoida izquierda, ter
clio interior del antebra 30 derecho dedo
pulgsE de la mano iSquisrdR Pas6 81
herido 81 cuaEtel.
--El nihO BalOmero Orti1, prod6iose
CauuaIments, una confusion aver do primer
gRsdo en ID Eegi6nlnaaal'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16

-Demaisna pasado se eBpeTa en- este
puerto el vRpoF frances "QuebeC'', pEoce.
dsnta de eanto Domingo naguiR6 viaja
& aainthomas , Europe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-16
SERVICI0 ESPHCIAL DE- Cables
DE
La DemOCracia" ' La Correspondence
UNIDAS
Question sOmetida a arbitraie.

Belfast hueg poaa que lugsr
ant a Abadores muee fueron daTan
COii de aTrajs han tendo
er6 s6 del COnhcto Sn la actuaidad hay mil hbTes
BdfsA ametraadOra En- hsy
The daily tribune., 1907-02-13
DENVER DETECTIVE TURNS
A TRICK AT SALT LAKE

Salt Lake. Feb. lS-Charged with
couspiring to rob . grocery and meat
company. ". R. Peterson. manager Of
the meat department: J. J. Tuke.
his assistant; Tom MyosAki. pro.
prietor Of . Japanese restaurant and
his wife; Lin Lee, OhineAe proprietor
Of . restaurant and Louis Fay. Lees
partner. was arrested today. A'l are
said to have confessed to stealing
goods worth e7. 1000. The evidence was
secured BY . Denver detective.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-13
TWO CARS OF EXPRESS
TRAIN ARE DERAILED

Easton. Pa. Feb. l3-Two cars
ON the Black Diamond express upon
the LehiRh Valley railroad we're
derailed upon the bridge crossing the
Delaware river heie this morning.
Both cars. . dAv coach and sleeper,
were damaged, and the latter slipped
to the top Of the stone pier and came
close to going into this river. Several
person were injured.
Valentines? Yes. "6ure Thing"
Ludwick and Fletohef's.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-13
AL DAYS ARE FAST DAYS
WITH EXCEPTION SUNDAYS

Today is Ash Wednesday and marks
the beginning Of Lent. Bishop N. O.
hatz. Of the diocese OF Denver. has
issued the customary regulations for
the members Of his diocese. They
are as follows:
All the faithful. who have complet.
ed their twenty. first year. are unless
iegitimately dispensed. bound to oh .
serve the fast Of Lent.
All days of Lent. Sundays excepted.
are fast days OF obligation. ON which
only one foil mssl 10 permitted.
By dispensAtlon flesh meat is al.
lowed at the principal meal on all
days Of Lent. except Wednesday. Fri.
DAYS. this Ember Saturday and Holy
Saturday.
The use Of fish with flesh meat 10
forbidden 1t the same meal. even on
Sundays In Lent.
Custom sanctions the taking Of .
cup of coffee. tea or chocolate In ths
morning: and in the evening . colla.
tion which should not exceed the
fourth part OF On ordinary meal. At
this COLLATION. most OILY IL forbidden.
the use Of butter. cheese. milk and
eggs being allowed In virtue Of .
special Indult Of the Holy See.
The use OF lard and drippinss is
permitted In the preparation Of Ab.
stinence food.
When the princi pal meal cannot ba
tahsn at midday. IL may bs taken In
the evening. and the collation In the
morning.
All persons under twenty one years.
or oveT sixty years Of ags. those who
are engaged in hard labor. tho sick
and oonvalssoent. and those who can.
not fast without injury to their
health. are exempt from the obiiga.
tion Of fasting. Those who have any
reasonable doubt. ~ to ths obliR ati on
to fast or abstain, should consult their
oonfessor.
Those who are net bound to fast
NAV use desh meat more than onoe
ssoh day on which its use 10 per.
mitted.
The time for folding the prscept
Of Easter ooiamunion extends. In this
diocess. from the hrst Sunday In Lent
to Trinity Sunday.
The Rev. Rectors are requested ia
have special Leptsn devotions In their
churches.
In virtue Of powers granted us BY
the Holy Bee. on March 10, 1895 and
recei sed for ton years. remain for ten
years more. we permit workingmen
and theii families the uss Of Hsah
meat once . day. on tbs last and Ab
stlrenos days Throughout the year
with the exception Of al Fridays. Ash
Wednesday. the Wednesdsy aud Bat
trdsy Of dolly Wssk and the svs Of
Ohyistmss. Those who avail them
selves Of this dispsnsation are not ai.
lowed 70 est nsh and nesh st The same
meal. aud thsy are sxhortsd 70 per.
form some other cot OF morsnoatiou
suoh - abstainipg from sll insoxicat.
ipR b0vsSsgse,
The daily tribune., 1907-02-13
CRIPPLE CREEK MEN
DENOUNCE LATON BILL

Cripple Greek. Colo Feb. IS-At
. special meeting Of the Cripple Greek
Press CLUB resolutions were adopted
against tha passage Of tho LAton bill.
and the secretary WAS instructed to
wire the protsst to Senator ueorg Q
Frey. The bill was denounced d % un
democratic. uu-Amsricap Au un.
worthy OF . free country.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-13
Knights of Columbus Meeting
CITY Of Mexico

Colorado and Southern Offers rate Of
one fare plus % to tho City Of Mexico
and return; tickets to be sold on Feb.
rusry 10 and II. with limit 20 days from
date Of sale. Stopovsrs 10 Mexico In
either direction. Ask for literature on
Mexico. T. =. Fisher, q. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-13
CAN TAKE SUN BATHS
SAME AS FLORENCE

Colorado Springs. Feb. iS-In
sharp contrast to the extreme cold In
other parts CT the country. IL the
summer weather enjoyed BY Colorado
Springs. Max KahD. physical
culture teacher. a few days ago vent
to lonely spot In Bear creek canon.
where he stripped and INDUCED In q
sun bath.
Alfalfa. one ton or more. sis.0
per ton.
Valley hay, one ton or moro SIC 0C
per ton.
8s-4I Hadley Nero. Go.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Absence Of Rain Causes Wheat to
Advance More Than Cent
Bushel
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO. April S.-Wheat advanced
more than 1c bushel here today be-
cause of continued absence OF rain in
Kansas and Nebraska. Although show
ers were reported as having fallen yes
terday on Missouri. Illinois and Ohio
valley, no rain OF consequence was re-
ported in Kansas or Nebraska.
Clear weather was the official fore
cast for the two last named states dur
ing the next twenty-four hours. The
absence OF rain caused urgent demand
which continued all day. Heavy SHOWS
in the northwest are expected 20 inter-
fere with seeding and gave additional
strength 10 the market.
The most bearish feature of the news
of the day was an increase OF 2,451, 900
bushels in the visible supply compared
with a decrease of 10000 bushels the
week OF last year. This
increase however, had little apparent
effect upon the local traders. They
We're influenced almost entirely by
drought and green bug" reports.
The number of green bug" reports
showed considerable Increase. Through
out the day the offerings came mainly
from longs The market closed firm
with priess scar the highest point OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
" 70 5SaS7


the day May opened Ac to &C higher
at 76kc to 76%c, advanced to 771sc and
closed at 77Ac.
Small local receipts and the strength
of wheat caused firmness in the corn
market. Trading, however, was in
small volume. Commission houses and
pit traders were the principal bidders.
Selling was scattered. The close was
firm. May opened hc to Nc higher at
46Bc to 46Ac advanced to 46hc and
closed at 46A Q46%c.
Reports of serious damage by the
green bug in Oklahoma caused bull
ish sentiment in oats. Shorts and COM
ers May opened unchanged to x "a Y C
higher at 425sc to AN 042%c, advanc ed
to 4Sbc and closed at 42Bc.
Provisions were weakened by a de-
cline in the price of live hogs. Trad
ing was quiet. At the close May pork
was unchanged. Lard was down 15c
and ribs were 10@121sc lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09

bakers extras, sI6O@As0; oregon end
WheatS Shipping sfSo@1.85; milling,
St.42h @1.47M
Barfey--Feed, s1.20@1.28%; brewing,
Sf.23% Ml26M; chevaiier, s135.
Oats-Red, S1.30@L75; white. S1.556
LES; black, $1.S562,25.
Observation-Disclosures S27OO0S0.00
mixed feed. $4,000 a $500; rolled barley,
$4,000 $500; oatmeal, $40; oat sroats,
$3.50; rolled oats $600@7.25.
Eay-Wheat, $500 a $500; wheat and
oat, S11.0O al 2t.00; oat, wild, s9.50@14.50;
oat, tame, s11.0061e.00; alfalfa, $500 al
11.50; straw, 45675c
ReceiptsZFiour, f7211; wheat. 21Os;
barley, 1880; oats. 53S; beans, 500; corn
So; potatoes, 1850; onions, 310; bran,
1172; hay. 2496; straw, IS; hides, 559i
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
DETECTIVE is ABLE
TO LEAVE HOSPITAL.

Detective Sergeant Charles F. Taylor.
the San Francisco officer who was
found in lodging house on East Fifth
street, raving in delirium, early Satur-
day morning. was so much improved
yesterday that he was able to leave the
Angelus hospital, where he has been
under a physician's care.
Alvin Siewierski, the prisoner who
escaped from Taylor while the latter was
ill but who afterward gave himself up
to the authorities, will be taken to San
Francisco today by police lieutenant
who is expected to arrive here after
him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
STRUCK BY STREET CAR
AND HURLED TEN FEET

Henry Lehman, who resides at 723
South Grand avenue, was struck by an
outbound interurban car at Seventh
and Hill streets at $3.50 o'clock last
night and hurled distance OF ten
feet.
He sustained severe bruises and a
deep cash over his left eye Lehman
was removed to the receiving hospital
on a car which was run special Or.
Garrett attended his injuries, His
condition is not serious.
Lehman was trying to cross the
street in front of the car when struck
bell.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
ORANGES AT AUCTION
IN NEW YORK MARKET

O BY Associated Press. @
=" NEW YORK, April s.--Twenty- Q
@ seven carloads Of California orr 9
. nnges were sold Mt auction here g
g today nt the following prices per @
g box for regular sizcsi @
- Extra fancy novels, $3.50 to g
@ s4.8O; average, s3.25. 9
@ Fancy naveIs, S2.25 to s4.OOJ Q
q average, $500. g
@ Extra choice naveIs, $500 to g
q s3.6Oj average, 500. g
81 Choice nnvc1s, st.75 to $685. e
q average, S2.4J. g
q Fruit In fair to good condition. g
@ Weather stormy and unfavOrabie, g
@ Nineteen cars will sell later. g
@ g @ 9 o o @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ G o o @ g
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-09
Financial Record
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April S.-Money on call
easy. = Q2h per cent; ruling rate, 2
fered at per cent Time loans, dull
and easy; sixty days, Az pes cent;
ninety days, per cent; six months, q
5 1s per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 6@6h per
cent. Sterling exchange, firm, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at S4S555
@4.S560 for demand and at $4.S2@4S2O5
for sixty day bills
Posted rates, $4S21A @4.SS and $4.S6
@4.S613.
Commercial bills, $4.S1@4S1%.
Bar silver, 65 Ac.
Mexican dollars, soc.
Bonds, governments, steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.