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The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-10

New York, September 7.-Receipts
at the ports today 12,247 against A.
592 last week and 1926 last year.
For the week 100000 bales against
44,573 last week and 139, ,161 last year.
Todays receipts at New Orleans 67
bales against 2,19S last year
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-10
RECEIPTS TODAY

79 casks spirits turpentine.
138 barrels rosln.
~ barrels tar.
"a barrels crude turpentne.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Sept. 7.-Official predictions
Of frost in the Canadian northwest
was the chief stimulant in the wheat
market today.
At the close December wheat was 5-8
to 3-4 higher. Corn rs up. Oats 3-S
lower. Provisions unchanged
Chicago, September THE lead
futures ranged as follows
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-09-10
NAVAL STORES

SPIRITS OF TURPENTlNE
Steady, Sic.
ROSIN-Steady. $3.50.
TAR-Nothing doing us
CRUDE TURPENT1NE - 1afo'
s2;5; dip, $500; virgin, S4.2o.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

peanuts-North Carolina prime
.1.35: extra prime, $1.40; fancy, $1.5O;
Virginia prime $40; fancy sl.2o;
Spanish $40.
REESWAX-27c-
EGGS-18 q zoe.
CHICK KENS-Hens, 4Oc; springs. 25
to soc.
PORK---8 to 1Oc.
BFFF'--Cn foot to 312c.
SWEET POTATOES -S1.00.
NJ G. BACON--Hams (Old} TIC;
shoulders 12 to 13c; sides IL to 13c.
gFIINGLES-Per 1000: 5-inch saps
12.Uo: 5-.1nch hearts $3.50: 6-inch saps
5000; 6-inch hearts S5.75.
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LOCAL COTTON MARKET

Saturday, September l.
COTTON-NoninaL
Receipts Of cotton today-3lo pe-i03 =
Receints same day last year,
bales.
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- casks spirits turpentine'
IS barrels rosin.
10 barrels tar.
rs barrels crude 1ulpoli ~.
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s. 'tn 0THEr; BONDS

Y. 5 refunding IS registered. .1O4A
u .. refunding IS coupon 1O515
- = IS registered 80. ..1O2
Z. 5, SIS coupons =. .1O2t
y. 5. new As registered 125
y. 5. new as coupons 725
american Tobacco As &c
American Tobacco 6s .. .1OO:
Atchlson general IS 49,. . -. 96A
Atchlson adjustment As :. 87T
Atlantic Coast Line x
baltimore asd Ohio 31as.. .... 90
baltimore and Ohio As o71h
central of Georgia 5s .1O2-
central of Georgia 1st Inc " "a
Central of Georgia End Inc 81
chesapeake and Ohio AIS 97A
Erie prior liens 4s . "a
L11e gen. As ........ 1917
LouisVllle ana Nash. Unified As. 96A
Norlolk ana W Western con. As 941a
New York Central gen. 41As 81
SeabOard Air Line As 70Ib
Denver and Rio Grande Is 93A
southern Railway 5s 1O1:
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ed) $3.50 800, whiskey basis of high
wines S132.
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CLOSING PRICES.

New York, September Spot cot
ton closed steady, middling uplands
1850, middling gulf 1915. sales 81
bales.
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What,

Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour firm, No. 2 spring wheat, s1.05
@1.o7, No. 9S01.05A, No. 2 red
95A a s6A, No. 2 corn 63c, No. 2 yell
low, 66k @67c, No. oats 55Ac, No.
white 49Ac, No. 2 rye SIC, fair to
choice mailing rs @ soc No. flax seed
So q 91c, prime timothy seed s4.35.
clover contract grades SIS. so, short
Srib sides Qoose) s8.500s.70, mess
pork per Dbl. $15.55 a Is. so, lard per
100 lbs. S9.07*, short clear sides (box-
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Furniture
Company
Wilmington
12o 12S Princess
Street

p. s.-MOsQUITO PRICES. CAN BE AT
CHANGED
! MINUTE
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Hotel Rates

First and second floors, without bath, $1400
TO $780, according to size of room and
number Of occupants.
First and second floors, with bath, $3.50 to
S21.O0, according to size of room and num-
Der of occupants.
Third floor, without bath, $3.50 TO $500,
according to size. of room and number of
occupants.
Third floor, with bath, $500 to $3.50, ac.
cording to size Of room and number of
occupants.
Club House Annex, with bath, $3.50 to
$500 per week.
Barnett Hotel Annex, without bath, $1,000 to
$780,
Write at once and make your reservations.
Mecklenburg Hotel
Chase City, Vac
Mecklenburg Waters for sale everywhere.
Cuisine and service the best in the South.
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COAST LINE|
NOTICE.

These arrivals and departures are Civ
en- as information as we'll as connec
tions with other companies; but arrivals
and connections are not guaranteed.
Schedule in Effect August 7th, 1907.
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PRODUCE MARKEI-

Corrected by
~ r. Cooper, wholesale Grocer
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HENDERSON CORSETS

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Clothing Specials

43 Mems Fine Worsed and Fancy Mixed Suitngs-ths
seasons purchases, including Plads and Plain pat
terns-the choicest styles in our stock:
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Mems Union Suits

cities at 75c.
10 styles Lace and Embroidered Half Hose prs 81 90
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During this sale we will give ONE. FIFTH OF
Waists Shirt Waist Suits, Kimonas
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We find we have too many Muslins
stock we are going to offer you saving {
afford to lay in your summers supply at
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If you never Oxford you have missed one of
the solid comforts of life Get pair and you will
wear high shoe in hot weather AS nducement
offer
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
p.on,. Talked About.

Santos Dumcnt has Just completed
the construction of new aeropiane.
The new machine is shaped like but.
terhy.
Juliette Estelle Prescott Mathis,
sixty-eight years old, writer of songs
and verses, died at the home of her
son at Los Angeles.
Rear Admiral Asa Walker has been
retired on account of having reached
the statutory age limit. He took part
in the battle of Manila bay.
Mrs. Alexander kafka, the mother
of seventeen children. danced five
hours at the celebration of her golden
wedding anniversary at st. Louis.
Abraham Evans. grandfather of the
duchess of Manchester, is dead at
Bellefontaine. Ohio. He was eighty
years of age. The duchess of Man
chester was formerly Miss thinner
man of Cincinnati.
Count Cassini former Russian am.
bassador to the United States, is
slated for retirement from the post Of
ambassador at Madrid and will be
succeeded by NJ. de Giers, now Rus.
sian minister at Brussels.
Gen. w. E. w. Ross, former vice
commander of the national organiza-
ton of the q. A. R., died at his home
in Baltimore at the age of seventy.
Gen. Ross served with distinction in
the Civil war, losing leg before Pc.
tersburg in 1864.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
news OF THE WEEK IN fPIT0Mt
IMPORTANT EVENTS At HOME
AND ON FOREIGN SHORES
RI BRIEFLY TOLD.
Washington.

Max Duffen of Munich. Germany
walked on his hands down all the
steps of the Washington monument
and won a wager of $500. He tainted
upon reaching the bottom and was
then ordered off the grounds by the
Waterman.
Secretary Root announced that Da-
vid JAYNE Hill. American minister TO
The Netherlands, and former assist
ant secretary of state, will be named
as ambassador to Berlin to succeed
MIR. Tower, who is about to retire on
account of i'll health.
Chief Wilkie of the secret service
reports the discovery of a new coun-
tcrfeit $40 national bank note. The
counterfeit is on the Wells-Fargo Ne
yada National Bank OF San Francisco,
and is a poor Photographic reproduc'
ton. printed on heavy bond paper
with no silk fiber.
There is a great deal of anxiety IN
Washington regarding the condition OF
the health Of Elihu Root. secretary OF
state. 1t was denied at the White
House that he had any present inten-
ton of resiening, and yet, in spite of
this fact. those who are acquainted
with the situation. are aware that Root
is ready to lay down the burden Of
public life almost any day.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
PAYMASTtR ROBBED OF $1,000
FOUR ITALIANS 90 JoR-rHREc
CAUGHT, BUT FOURTH Es.
cAPEs WITH BOOTY.


Passaic, N. j., Nov. 17.-Four armed
Italians perpetrated a daring robbery
on the outskirts Of this city yesterday
holding up paymaster and carrying
away satchel which the police say
contained between $4,000 and $1,000
Three of the highwaymen were arrest
ed after an exchange of shots with the
police, but the fourth escaped with
the booty.
Paymaster William Knapp of the
Workman & Aldrich company, dyers
of Delawanna. N. j., two miles from
here, started yesterday afternoon tc
drive to this city, where he intended
to deposit the money in a local bank
He was alone and unarmed and was
nearing the city when four men, arm
ed with shotguns. stepped from behind
trees and ordered him to stop. One OF
the men seized the horses head, two
covered the paymaster with guns
while the fourth climbed into the
wagon and seized the satchel, keepina
Knapp covered and warning him moi
to make an cutlery. The men disap.
peared.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
BLUE EARTH COUNTY PEOPLE
.-.--MYsTIF,Ep ovER-EMpENcE
OF TRAGEDY.
man MYSTtR|OUSlY MISSING
EVIDENCE POINTS TO MURDER
AND ATTEMPTED ARSON
- NEGRO MISSING.

Sterling Center. MIMI. Nov. II. -
What seems to have been cold
blooded murder, but may have been a
suicide. is mystifying the residents OF
this vicinity as we'll as the county Off.
Gals. The people are wrought up to
a high pitch of excitement. Isaac
Wheeler, a highly respected veteran
of the Civil war, sixty-five years old.
has disappeared under strange circum.
stances and evidences of crime have
been found.
Early yesterday morning neighbor
saw that Wheeler's house was on fire.
He summoned neighbors and the
flames were quickly extinguished.
Find Hammer and Blood.
1t was found that the fire had orig
mated in Wheeler's bedroom on the
second floor. y five-gallon can of ker.
osene that had always been kept in
the kitchen was found in the bedroom.
The bed was so badly burned that ii is
not known whether Wheeler slept in it
Wednesday night. A hammer was
found under the bed, blood stains
were discovered on the floor and drops
lead down stairs to a parlor,- where a
large pool of blood was found. The
stains were traced to the kitchen and
out to corn crib and machine shed.
where another pool was found. and
there the trail ended abruptly. There
were no evidences of a struggle and
no tracks to show that more than one
person had been present.
No Trace Of Wheeler.
Although thorough search has been
made through the premises and sur
rounding country, no trace of Wheeler
has been found. 1t is known that
Wheeler frequently carried large sums
of money. Wednesday he was at Ma.
pleton and drew $500, telling several
persons of doing so. Among the few
persons known to have been at
Wheeler's house lately is a co!ored
man of Amboy, known as Niger
jim Jim and a sixteen-year-old boy
named Ward and Wheeler were at
neighbours house Wednesday night.
Neither Jim nor Ward, it is said, havo
been seen since then. Jim has lived
at Amboy for several years and has
always borne good reputation.
Wheeler had lived on farm in
Sterling township for over forty years.
He was bachelor and lived alone.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
INSANE MAN RUNS
AMUCk TWO DAYS
TERRoRizEs FARMING COMMUNE
TY OF EDNA, TIT HENNEPtlN4--7
COUNTY.
reRRoRlzEs FARMING coMMvN,
SHOT THRICE BEFORE TAKEN
TRIED THREE TIMES TO KILL
FARMER AND THREATENED.
'~ OTHERS.

Minneapolis. Nov. 17.-Armed witt,
a repeating rifle, Julius Weight. farm
hand who is believed to he violently
insane. for two days terror.zed the
farming community Of Edna, IN Hen
nepin county. 1t was not unHl he was
shot three times with shotgun, twice
in the leg and once in the head. that
he was finally captured last evening
and placed In the Jail at Wayzata
Later he was taken to Minneapolis by
Deputy Sheriff johnson.
voight tried three times to kill
Richard Moriarity. n farmer of Edna
He threatened to kill millSman hc
happened to meet on the road and de.
clared that he would kill Miss Craik
daughter of John Craik, an Edna farm.
or. His capture saved her.
Begins Reign of Terror.
Two days ago Weight was ordered to
load a wagon on Moriarity's farm
where he was employed. Weight took
exception to his employees order, and
leaving the place for few minutes, re.
turned with a rife.
He pointed the weapon at Moriarity
who stood on load Of hay, and fired
The bullet went wild and Moriarity
ran for his life to his house. Weighs
did not attempt to follow, but wander
ed off into the woods.
Thursday night when Mr.. Moriarity
and his wife were sitting in the parlor
of their home bullet crashed through
the window. Weight had fired at Mo.
riarity, but the bullet struck the wall
within few inches of Mrs. Moriarity
Later in the evening he fired through
the window again.
Early yesterday morning the maniac
returned and opened fire from dis.
lance of about 400 feet. Mr.. Moriari.
ty had loaded his shotgun and was
prepared. He fired at Weight and the
buckshot struck the intruder in tho
legs. Weight cried out in pain, but
did not stop.
Aim Fortunately Is Bad.
Steadily advancing, he fired repeat
cdly at Moriarity. Moriarity again
fired, and again the shot took effect
in voight's legs. Even this did nor
pup tAC AACuAACu uAdAs dNO WuSU
Weight came within twenty feet of tho
house Moriarity fired at his head.
The shot struck the insane man in
the face and he stopped. Then, with
an oath he turned and ran into the
woods. Moriarity gave the alarm, and
in few minutes the entire neighbor
hood was taking part in the man hunt.
Deputy Sheriffs johnson and Budd
drove out as fast as they could and
kept on the mans trail all day.
It was not until early last evening
that the constable at Wayzata caught
the wounded man as he was entering
the village. Weight was SO weak from
the loss of blood that he made but
little resistance.
Recently in Asylum. ~.
Weight was committed to the state
asylum for the insane at St. Peter sew.
eral years ago, it is said, and recently
was released as cured. Since then he
has worked for farmers in Edna and
until two days ago did not show any
signs of mental derangement.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21

The whole Of Southern France con
tinues to suffer from the floods follow.
ing the excessive rains.
one hundred and twenty.three per
sons persisted in the fishing fleet from
st. Pierre during the season just erd.
Cd. according to Official statistics. Sew
en- vessels were lost.
An understanding has been reached
between the presidents of the repub'
lies OF Salvador, Honduras and Mic.
aragua, as a result of which questions
at issue have been established be-
tween those countries.
Japanese camphor factories in For
mosa have been suffering from raids
by head hunters, several japanese Of.
ficials having been killed and their
heads carried of. Punitive expedi.
lions are being organized.
Bombs. arms, ammunition and cor
respondence of n revolutionary or
gan1zation. including in it's member
snip soldiers belonging to the local
garrison, have been seized in the naval
workshops at Vladivostok.
The first death as a result of the
new game Of diabolo is reported from
Pampelun, Spain. A boy threw the
spool very high. He misjudged the
position as it fell and it struck him
on the temple, causing death.
The celebration of the sixty-sixth
anniversary of the birth of King Ed.
ward VII. last week was brought to a
fitting close at the inaugural banquet
OF the new lord mayor of London, Sit
John c. Bell, ct Guild hall.
The government issued a warning
against the agents who are busy in.
ducing Austrian and Hungarian emf.
grafton to the Southern States of
America. An official circular calls at.
tention to the alleged peonage system
in that part of the United States.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
UNFAIR list" CASE
HEARD N COURT
THE BUCK STOVE COMPANY
MsoYco41n BLEED
GRAFTON IS UNLAWFUL
LABOR METHODS ARE ATTACKED
NO MATTER WHO WINS THE CASE
WILL sE TAKEN TO THE sU.
PREME COURT.

Washington. Nov. 15.-The case Of
the Buck Stove and Range company.
Of st. Louis against the American
Federation Of Labor, brought to enjoin.
the federation, with its membership of
over 100000 persons. from boycott.
ting the products of the plaintiff com.
pany. was given hearing before Jus.
ttce Gould yesterday in the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia
The case has attracted widespread
interest because Of the effect of the.
ultimate action OH vital principles Of
organized labor and possible far-reach.
Ing developments Of a political ma.
ture.
Will Go to Higest Court.
1t is generally understood that.
whether the prosecution or the de.
tense wins In the decision of the dis.
trict court, the case will be carried
to the supreme court of the United
States.
The bill Of equity in the Buck Stove.
case, heard yesterday, cites the power.
full organization of the federation and
VAN HAiSSAouS VI Which, IL is Chained the.
entire forces of the federation are.
concentrated on an. especial boycott.
In this case. while the application of
the Sherman antitrust law is only in.
cidentally involved, it does involve.
the question. important to business in.
terests, as to whether the unfair" and
I'VE don't patronize' lists as published
In the Federationist constitute an I'M.
lawful boycott.
Contention ct Defense.
The defense contended that the nro.
ceeding was an attempt to invoke the.
Sherman antitrust law without war.
rant therefor; that 1t was an ATTEMPT
to bring into the Jurisdiction of the
courts of the District of Columbia
people from all parts of the country,
and that the subject was not a oroper.
one for injunction. They argue that
the Federationist simply published a
I'VE don't patronize" list, and any at.
tempt to abridge the right to publish
was a violation of the freedom Of
speech and press. Arguments Of coun.
sci occupied most OF the day.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
TWENTY-FIVE HURT IN FIRE
GAS iM LODGING HOUSE Ex
PLCDEs - TWO PERSONS
FATALLY INJURED.

Pittsburg, Nov. 17.-About twenty
Ave persons were injured yesterday.
two Of them fatally, and dwelling
house was torn to pieces when an ex'
plosion Of natural gas occurred IN D
house located ut No. l03 Elm street.
this city. In the fire which followed
two firelnen were severely burned.
Apparently gas had been leaking In
kitchen stove all night. EARLY yes
terday. when a match was struck In
the lower portion of the house to light
the stove there was a terrific explo
sion. The house was torn to pieces
The roof was blown into the air and
the front and rear Of the dwelling col
lupsed.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
FARMER LOSES CASH.

Drew Money From Bank and Placed II
In Jar. Where Burglar Found It.
Waupun, Wis.,, Nov. IL. - Having
drawn all his savings from the bank
here, Joseph Terhorst. a town Of Alto
farmer, hid 1t in a cupboard. He went
after his mail and found a similar jar
on the mailbox containing certificate
of deposit for $500 with his name on
it. Hurrying back to the house he
found that the jar he held in his hand
was the one he had placed in the cup
board. but $500 in currency was miss
ing,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
From Other Shores.

An ascending cage in a mine at
Rambaud. near St. Etienne. France
was struck by a descending car and
seven occupants of the latter were
thrown out, fell to the bottom of the
shaft and were killed.
An earthquake caused serious
landslide close to the village of the
Valcombre, Spain, the population of
which fed.
There will be no trouble between
Uruguay and Argentina over the seiz.
ure of tug in Uruguayan waters bv
Argentine officials. The Uruguayon
cabinet has decided to protest against
the act and to reaffirm Uruguavan
right to jurisdiction, but not to demand
satisfaction Of Argentina. This settle
ment of the dispute is unsatisfactory,
to the minister of foreign affairs, Sen
or Acevideo, who declares he will re
sign.
A feature of the visit of Secretar,
Taft to Manila was the presence O
Aguinaldo at several of the functions
for the first time since his CAPTURE
'The Inauguration of the assembly ha.
gone long way to cement the friend
ship of my people with the people o
the United States" lie said.
A hurricane swept over Marseilles
France, recently, causing immens,
damage to docks and to Waterfront
property. A number of people were
killed by collapsing houses, but in tn,
confusion and darkness it was impos
sible to determine the extent of tn,
casualties.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-11-21
FIREeues SEEK LIVES.

Three Deliberate Attempts to Burn
Home at Night Are Made.
Deadwood, S. D., Nov. 17.-Secret
enemies, who seem determined to de
stroy him and his family, finally have
driven John Wickham, a prospector
from his home and forced him to move
into the city for protection.
Three deliberate attempts to burn
up the Wiclzham home at night while
the family were sleeping have been
made, and for months the family have
been living in constant dread of their
lives. Wickham sleeping on his rifle
and keeping watch dog to guard his
home.