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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-18
For Rent.

The house recently occupied by Jno.
F. Gill is for rent. Possession given
Immediately. G. B. HARRIS.
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Hides and furs tanned for robes, coats,
rugs, etc Write for free catalogue
Tauberts Tannery, Minneapolis, MINI.
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Short Horn, Bull.

Thoroughbred shorthorn bull fol
service. Kochendoerfer's. Oae mile
from city.
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Coal (S8.sO) Coal

Pocahontas smokeless COAL. egg SIZE
for sale by.
MONARCH. ELN. CO
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Farmer

Farmers
Bring your grists to the Bathgate
Roller Mills. We exchange -four and
feed for wheat. Every sack of -four
guaranteed.
BATHGATE ROLLER MILLS.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Dec. l4th-Daniel j. Kaercher and
Florence May Well, Cavalier.
Dec.14th-William.. Stinson and Jennie
Nicholson, Bowesmont.
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Christmas trade has been fairly good
so far. The fine weather while it has
not demanded so much clothing, etc. to
buy, has given the country people an
opportunity to come to town without
inconvenience
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to Minneapolis; Miss Shepherd tc
Courtenay, Nd; Mrs. Van Meter to
Glendale; Miss Hendrickson to winni.
peg; Miss WEIGH to Larimore; Miss
Harris to Verndale, MINI.
Emerson had spirited election on
Tuesday resulting in r. Hamilton being
elected mayor over Mr.. Wright, the pre-
sent incumbalt by majority of forty
five. No license was voted on and
carried by majority of one. 1t is said
that the small majority is sure to bring
on contest and likely to be knocked
out.
j. Frank Fouche, the dramatic enter
tainer who gave readings at the City
Hall on Friday evening last gave much
pleasure to the rather small audience
that were present. Mr.. Pouches speci-
atty is in his wonderful versatility in
rendering different characters. He gave
the trial scene in The Merchat of Venice
and represented half dozen different
persons clearly and forcibly. His humor-
Gus selections were also excellent.
Rev. j. G. Moore, district superinten-
dent, preached at the M. E. church last
Sunday. Mr.. Moore gave the informa-
ton that we are likely to have some
more Moores in the N. D. conference if
the negotiations for a pastor for Pembina
church are completed as he expects.
The new man is young and about to be
married and has just graduated from
the Boston Institute, and if he comes
will be here about the first Sunday in
January. Rev. DR.. Stearns of Wesley
College will preach next Sunday.
Quentine in the Minneapolis Tribune
remarks that +" people will have to 60
south for the winter-if they want one'
and 1t is also true here. All the past
week the Thermometer has been hanging
about the freezing point with but little
variation, night or day-with rather
cloudy weather but no snow. Roads
are good Tor wheels and farmers are
taking advantage of the circumstances
to get hay home and grain to market.
Mrs. S. Christensen died at Park
River and the evidence before coroner's
jury went to prove that she was the
victim of a criminal operation. DR.. j.
Reilly of Osnabruck was arrested as the
person guilty Of the act. Mrs. Christen-
son procnreda divorce from her husband
who lives at Edinburg but short time
|ago. DR.. Reilly is we TODD and will
make strong fight. Ed. Sinkler of
Grafton is his counsel. He has been
before the courts at Langdon several
times in the past on charge of selling
liqour but has always managed get clear.
R. McCauley, the government veteri-
nary who is stationed here to look after
Uncle Sans interests was called to
Grand Forks last week to make an
examination of Jerry Bacon's herd of
thoroughbred cattle, and out of sixty five
head he condemned thirty seven and
eight others were quarantined and left
for a second test. Mr.. Bacon has one of
the finest herds of Red Polled Angus in
the state, and has been furnishing milk
to the residents of Grand Forks for
some time. Question was raised as to
the condition of the cattle and local
veterinary pronounced them affected
| with tuberculosis. Mr.. Bacon was not
satisfied with the test, we are told, and
he called in DR.. Mccullough with the
above results.
SIS. Christmas GATHERINGS.
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The installation exercises of the O.E.S
and AT. e. AM. will occur this evening
and large company will enjoy the
proceedings-and turkey. Mr.. James
Nc Donald of Grafton will be the install
ling officer.
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SIS. Christmas Gatherings,

The following is the Christmas tree
program of the Sunday schools of the
CITY,
The Presbyterians at their church on
Christmas Eve; the Icelandic Lutherans
at their church on Christmas night
at eight o'clock; the Episcopals at the
residence of F. A. Feldman's, Christmas
night; the Methodists at the church,
Christmas night.
At all these gatherings there will be
good programs, and general invitation
is given to all. No admittance fees.
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Four good fresh milk COWS for sale.
Apply to- JAMES SLATER,
Carlisle.
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Mr.. Louis LaDoux who lives on Penn
bina river made us his annual visit this
week. MIR LaDoux has made this regu-
lar trip these many years and we hope to
have them for many years longer, though
the years begin to weigh upon him.
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Ice-Ice.
II you want ice for washing. for pack
ing, or other purpose, prompt delivery
will be made by w. A.. HART.
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Jurors.

The following Jurors we're drawn to
serve at the January 1909 term, COM
mencing January 5th, 1909.
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Entered at the pos+off1ce at Pembina al
second class mail matter.
MARKET REPORT.
E E E! s g f : e e e Is
Elevator Co. ''
Friday 80 81 90 So So
Saturday ...... SO 81 SO SO So
Monday ....... SO e6 81 81 81
Tuesday. ...... 81 IS 81 Sc 81
Wednesday go. 99 81 93| SO SO
Thursday. SO 81 93l SO SO
Barley. IL to A, Oats 81 to II, Flax 1.3l
Kids come home this evening.
School will have two weeks vacation.
Drayton has amateur teeatricals to-
night.
Go to Fulls and see how to get a
beautiful china cup free.
Musical program every afternoon
Christmas week at Full's.
Mrs. DR.. Mcqueen went to Langton
last week to visit relatives.
The Walhalla train south bound now
gets to Grafton at 11:3O and goes north
at 6:l5.
There will be services at the Episcopal
church in this city on Christmas morn.
ing at II o'clock.
Monday or Tuesday is the shortest
day. CAS- the days begin to lengthen
the cold begins to strengthen
Rev. Fla. Martyr of Grafton will hold
the Episcopal services in this city next
Sunday both morning and evening
Holy Communion at the morning service
George Morris was at the Forks last
week and visited at the Aaker's Colleg.
where he was student last year. He is
now employed at the Auditors Office.
Mr.. and Mre E. NJ. Nixon and Miss
May Nixon left this morning for New
York city for stay of about two months
Many friends will wish them a pleasant
trip and safe return.
The installation exercises of the O.E.S
and AT. & AM. will occur this evening
and large company will enjoy the
proceedings-and turkey. Mr.. James
Mcdonald of Grafton will be the install
ling officer.
Christmas trade has been fairly good
so far. The fine weather while it has
not demanded so much clothing, etc. tc
buy, has given the country people ar
opportunity to come to town without
inconvenience.
MIR. Louis LaDoux who lives on Penn
blna river made us his annual visit this
week. MIR LaDoux has made this regu
lar trip these many years and we hope tt
have them for many years longer, though
the years begin to weigh upon him.
A net was stretched across the Rec
river last week and the ice was subjected
to several h"avy explosions of dynamite
in hopes of raising the body of J. T
Mortimer who it is thought was drowned
on Thanksgiving. There was no result
Judge Conmy met with the rest of'th,
regents of the University on Saturday
when the the subject of a successor tt
President Merrifield was discussed
There are several applicants for tn,
position but none has yet been selected
Robert Burley received his orders t.
report at St. Paul the other day ant
enter upon his duties as railway mai
clerk, which examination he passed SOM
time ago. He has been assigned to tn
AA0AA AAAO VI eAO ANOTLu0ru TdCluC. ant
runs between Jamestown and Dickinson
The aged mother of w. G. Husban,
of Hensel, and Mrs. Donald Thomson ,
Westhope is lying very ill at the hom
of her son in Hensel, Mrs. Thomson il
assisting in the care of her mother.
The city stores are looking YER
attractive to the kids and grown folks
with their fine array of Christmas goods
You can find most anything you wan
in our city stores-and will want mos
everything you see.
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Mr.. and Mre E. NJ. Nixon and Miss
May Nixon left this morning for New
York city for stay ofabout two months.
Many friends will wish them a pleasant
trip and safe return.
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Rev. Fla. Martyr of Grafton will hold
the Episcopal services in this city next
Sunday both morning and evening.
Holy Communion at the morning service
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A thoroughbred Poland China boar
for service, at TRUDELL'S.
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Farm for Rent.

Farm for Rent.
$40 acres at Zerba, half way between
Toilette and Bowesmont, 500 acres under
cultivation, 200 acres plowed ready for
crop, good buildings. Al. SHORT.
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George Morris was at the Forks last
week and visited at the Aaker's College
where he was student last year. He is
now employed at the Auditors Office.
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One hundred cords of good oak wood
for sale at the Sheep Ranch, four miles
south of Pembina, on the Pembina river,
at "a. 50 per cord.
En uERREp A Ncnu
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A net was stretched across the Red
river last week and the ice was subjected
to several h"avy explosions of dynamite
in hopes of raising the body of j. T.
Mortimer who it is thought was drowned
on Thanksgiving. There was no result.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-18

The city stores are looking very
attractive to the kids and grown folks,
with their fine array Of Christmas goods.
You can find most anything you want
in our city stores-and will want most
everything you see.
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ED. HERBRANsON

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Durock
j ersey Boar. G.. KEMP; Prattford.
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The Walhalla train south bound now
gets to Grafton at 11:30 and goes north
at 6:15.
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MARKET REPORT.

Barley. IL to A, Oats 81 to Al, Flax 1.3l
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There will be services at the Episcopal
church in this city on Christmas morn.
ing at II o'clock.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-18

Monday or Tuesday is the shortest
day. AS the days begin to lengthen,
the cold begins to strengthen.
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The aged mother of w. G. Husband
of Hensel, and Mrs. Donald Thomson Of
Westhope is lying very ill at the home
of her son in Hensel, Mrs. Thomson is
assisting in the care of her mother.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-18

Judge Conmy met with the rest ofsthe
regents of the University on Saturday
when the the subject of successor to
President Merrifield was discussed.
There are several applicants for the
position but none has yet been selected.
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Robert Burley received his orders to
report at st. Paul the other day and
enter upon his duties as railway mail
clerk, which examination he passed some
time ago. He has been assigned to the
main line of the Northern Pacific, and
runs between jamestown and Dickinson
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All the teachers of the public schools
will leave for their homes to-day except
Miss Hallett, who will remain in the city
during the holidays. Prof. Fitch goes
to Minneapolis; Miss Shepherd to
Courtenay, Nd; Mrs. Van Meter to
Ellendale; Miss Hendrickson to Winni-
peg; Miss WEIGH to Larimore; Miss
Harris to Verndale, MINI.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09

Hard,rarr-Wlre nails - 40: base
painted oarbsd wire. $3.50; Galvanized
cloth. !, 40 per 100 Fee. lap and SLIP
50 and usr cent OF: poultry netting
Joint "avetroGgh. so and iC per cent
of. round and corrugated conductor
pipe. IS and S per con, on.
iiW15c: extracted. Il &C per 10.
IIicaory Nuts-y2 per bu
Ha,-Detr9tt clippers arc paying the
car lots. .. b I1"tta.t W. timothy.
;lss.5o; No. 2. .l2g.l2.5o; clover. mixed:
Hides-No. curea, 7hc. No. 2 cured
she, J green, Slse l.. green; pc kip
Calf. cured. No !. lie. Ne :. SIC. cait
snT.n No 100; no. sss p sSes H.
HuckIeberries-24-qt cases. IS
;A".r-- slgi.S per zoe.
NaDir sugar-Ncy. pule. isc per Id
Mclons-Pocky F6rds s515.50 per
case. watermelons 25 "a soc.
Nnshro"m~--o0c pec D..
' oils@Raw i Rns ssl'S ..c. boiled lin
seed; 4se gal less ! per r. cent for easn
s.ue ~: G: turpentipe. In Darrell lots.
47c per gal.
OTunges--Callfornia navels 1880
3.TJ per box
Pincapples-Florida. 81 5O@3.50; Gu
so q 3 20 per case
L Pcaches-4- basket fats. s200
200 Coru--e.s.rs, l. 2; &c per 10
Potatoes-Car lots. {. o. b. Detroit
So a zoe per bu. new Bermudes, S2.25
per bu. Texas Triumphs. s1.10pl-o.
Pouitry-Hens. 1llpll ne, chickens.
II mfli2c; broilers. Csc: geese. 90 loo
ducks, i3Q14c; turkeys, l44ljc.
+ I'rovlstpns--Ness pork. $3.50, famtly
pork siiG1750. light, clear, $500.
heavy. si5.75. smoked hame. II a IL a c.
dry sailed briskets. SiE n 90; shoulders.
sac: picnic hams. sc: bacon, IL X e.
I2c. lard. In tlerces. DC. kettle rend-
cred, l0iac per Id.
ssrnwbcrric--24-q cases, sSQ3.5C
32-qt cases. s404.50: Michigan 16-qt.
cases. Sl.25G1.5O.
swce, rotntue---rlIinois. s212.2o pei
bu S. per Dbl
SuEnr--Crystal doninoes &c 10: eagle
tobles s725; cut. loaf. s6.15: cubes,
81 90. XXXy powdered. 5:agranu-
In ted extra coarse. Sb.s5; granuhted. IN
bulk. 1918. grauulated IN 25-lb cotton
bags $3.50: Michigan grenulatef. 50 80:
confectioners A, $50; No. l. s. 10: No.
e. s575: No. ,. $50, No. !, - So: No. :,
81 60; No. 6. s555; No. I. $3.50 No. $.
s5f5 No .. $500 No. 10. $3.50; No. IL.
So so; No. IL. 50 %, No. II. s625; No.
IL. So 20. No ' s. $50 per 100 lbs.
ToIpa toe~-TeXas. 1925 per oas-
ket crate.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
ACCUSE WASH N
P. D. OFFICIALS
ALICE THAT BIG MONEY WAS
PAID TO SWING PITTS
BURG DEAL.

PITTSBURG. June S.-Why certain
Washington postonlce officials favored
sn out.of-the-way site for the new
postohce. in opposition to the cham
Der OF commerce and hosts OF local
business men. will be probed In court.
Allegations have been fled which
Point TO graft"
In the deal the United States gov
eminent is alleged to have been
done" out OF s65.750 in the high price
for the property, which was placed at
s942.226. of which the chief promoter
received sG5,750 TO make the deal with
the government.
The origina1 suit was Instituted by
James II wiSan William e. Minor.
COMPOSING the law firm of Wise q
Minor and joined with them In the
litigation is Timothy j. Wise Caryes.
The suit Is directed against John X.
Armstrong. Snowden q. Lennox and
their associates. The plaintiffs de-
mand payment for their share of the
commission In the deal The answer
20 the charge is filed by John H. Arm.
strong. who Is at present real estate
broker alone He ,ratly denied that
the options Of WIZ and Minor were
any good. and declares chat he and
his associates procured the options
that really resulted in the sale. =
The list Of persons TO whom money
was paid Ia said 10 be m existence. ID
Is headed by a man high UP who Is
said 10 have been paid the sum ~of
$4,000 for what he did in putting the
deal through.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

The market opened strong and i'm
medlately advanced further, Union Pa
O. d. leading the rise as usual and run
ming up TO within quarter OF a point
OF is previous nigh level The market
however. grew dull on the advance and
then suddenly on some very moderate
selling slumped OF sharply. linton Pa
Ciric Itself running OF two and one
eighth points In less than half hour.
IL has since rallied rather feebly from
the low level and remains extremely
dull The market has become very
largely manipulated one and when the
mRnipulatiVe orders are drawn out II
becomes extremely thin. The main
favorable Influence IL. the market Is the
ton The unfavorable factor is the
probability OF very radical platform
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
CH|LO'S ALLEGED
AsslILANT IS
A FUGITIVE
WIFE. OVERWHELMED BY SHAME.
TAKES LIFE OF BABY BOY AND
KILLS SElF-LYNCNlNG MAY
FOLLOW.

NEW YORK. June S.-His wife and
baby boy dead by her hand. Edwin
Winnette. OF Stapletou. 5 l., was a
fugitive today. sought for by detec-
lives throughout Greater New York and
in nearby New Jersey towns on 4
charge OF attacking 4 nineyear-old
girl. who is now in a serious condition.
Shame over her husbands alleged act
drove Mrs. Wlunette 10 kill herself
and her child.
Winnette's wife and child were
visiting relatives in Manhattan. Win
nette was al his home in Osgood-ayeo
alone Little Agnes OBrien who
lives with her father. mother and bro.
Their in Ossood-ave., was playing IN
front OF her house Then she dlsap-
peared but came home sobbing an
hour later.
The events that drove Winnette
from his home and caused the double
tragedy shortly afterward. followed
swiftly. SJapletou. from being a
peaceful little Staten Island town.
suddenly became'A tempest of excite.
uient and agitation. Citizens threat.
ened 10 shoot Winnette On sight il he
were found.
After Capt Linden, OF the Staple
ton police station. learned the facts
and had time 70 investigate Winnettes
disappearance, he came 10 the conclu-
sion that the fugitive had, had az
least an hours start OF all pursuers.
IL was learned that he had relatives
in Alnboy, or South Amboy, y. j.. and
this was the most promising clue that
the police are following today II
Winnette is captured and brought
back to Stapleton, trouble is sure to'
follow
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June s.-Close: The
wheat market ATTEMPTED 10 react from
last weeks slump but made poor JOB
OF II. Decreasing stocks on land and
afioat gave the bulls some courage, but
offerings IN the advance were more
than the market could take care OF and
ment report was expected. crop re-
ports are as favorable as ever and the
bears feel confident that prices must
90 much lower. The close was very
weak
Coarse grain quotations-@orn; Cash
No. 3. 74c, No. 3 yellow. &c; No ye.-
oatsNCash 30. 3 white zoe: August
5000 bu at 37Ia september. 1000 ba At
Rye-Cash No. 2. sac
Beans-Cash and June s2.55: October.
81 CloTerseed-Pr!me October. s745
Wheat quotGtions-Cash No red.
% izc, July opened &C higher az $ g
TENDER opened at M. e advanced 10
S. e. and declined TO 50 he, No ; red.
50 = G. No. ! white. 80 &c.
Receipts In the Detroit market on
Monday included 500 bbls OF -four. ?
cars OF wheat. . OF corn and or oats
Withdrawals were 400 bbls OF flour, 50
bu of corn and $50 bq OF rye. Stocks
are l4l SIS bu OF wheat. sO.s12 bu OF
corn. ~ JOS bu of oats and 1886 bu or
rye
worlds wheat exports last week. s.
10 tNON Nl.
Wheat on passage. 4.44s.O00 bu de-
crease
Northwestern wheat receipts Mon
day 300 cars. year ago. $50 ears.
Wheat receipts al 81. Louis. $1,000
bu year ago. $4,000.
Exports OF wheat and -four Monday
J6G 600 b..
Wheat receipts at primary points
Monday. $1,000 bu. year ago, 10000
bu
cars year ago. 90 cars.
Visible supply decreases Wheat. l.
541 600 bu. corn. l.2s5, 900 bu. oats. l.
O2l 600 bu
The Detroit times., 1908-06-09
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.


Detroit.
": Neebiing 10: tug Harding and md
Scottish Htro. ( Prick tohinbury.
$50. Iron King and barge. 5:l5. North
ORR King. $40: Poe e:l5; Butler.
!: Zenith City. Mariposa. ,; fringle
and barge. Wolf tnewl. S:l5. Orion.
. Norton. $40. trerar. 10: Maine. Har-
per, 1920. Riddle. II: Prrkins. u:
Alaska (stceD. LEO; street and barges.
$50 Matthews. Uganda. s: Wyoming.
5 Ford. $50: Robert wallace. Berlin.
Aurora. 6 30. fiutchinsor. :: oceanica.
7:l5 Huron City and barge. s.
Up: Leland and barge. 3 Tecnmseh.
$40. Rutland 10: Dunham. IL 40; To-
peka. 1880. Republic, lao; Wright.
georgetown and barge; 2:so; Lutz and
Down: Empress Midland Cornell.
800. T@ughlin. 100 ElIw9od al; AZ
kins and barge -: Lackawanna. !:
North Wind. Q: Shores and barge. 3:
Ames Parker (smalD. 415; Duluth
Down. Dalton. $40: Joliet 10 90:
Ph,pps ll:2O: Lutz Toll bargc), IL Cul-
ligan. 3 ketcham >: Princeton ":$e.
Hines and barge a. g ,ta4 1.ami 10:
Egan. 11:15. Miller. l2 Westmount.
1870: Rend 2 FcsE&4o, 80. Mariana.
4:lJ; David Milis-End barge. t30;
Huron. shrigley and barge, $50 Null
Port Huron.
PORT HURON Mich. Juno S.-Down
Rend SEQ, David Mills, anderson $50
n n9olo 20 SalitiUU = Cornell 90:
Hopkins. consorts. $40 Laughln. En-
press. Midland 40. George orr; $50;
f,lwood Alfred Mitchell $40 T. \.
shores. consort 79O. America Wells.
40. Lackawanna. 80.
Down Marina 4;4O Monday. morn.
! ing; Oil, g. McGregor. $50: Ralph and
Mackinnw CITY.
MACKINAW CITY. Mich. June s.
| Cp--Hawgood 1915 StarAcy. l:20; A.
u. Davidson. $50. Myer. consort. Z 40:
Panther. 10. Kearsarge. 1880; Helena.
1870; Kensington. $3.50: Henry b.
Down-I.arge steamer. io:l5: Boland.
1870; America. 1850: Sturgis' Eden
Marina GAO: Charles Men 7.5O. Og-
densburg 11:5O Wissahickon. l:
kenks, $50; 'Truesdale. 800; James VI.
I'M. 3 80, Garry, 40 Rogers. .; Oates.
wlnd-East. light. clear.
sauIt Ste. Marie.
sAUT STE. MARIE Mich. June s.
1-p-Steinbicnner. 9. Gicnmount. 10.
George Gould. II. McKerchy. $50; Beat
". Baker. French. 8; Lynch. s; Superior
ness. Fairbairn. $40. Northern Queen.
IL Rensselaer,. Siemens. |: Alberta.
80. Morgan . Edenbora. 9 40. War
| ner. 3 80. Mclean. Morse. Conestoga.
so: Adells. shores. :.
Up: Midland King. ll:20 Sunday
night; DegraG. Monday morning;
| nm $40: Wilson. :; Gary. s.
Down-Gienellah. Ames. .: Wells,
North wind Seguin. 10, gettysburg.
midnight McGregor. 1880; Duluth, 3:
| OIL 9.3O. Morley. 6. Venezuela. Man
tanZas $40: Niko. Peterson, Huronic.
| 1880. Niagara Winona. 1910 Gratwick,
noon Linn. $40: Altoona Kelly. Har-
| low .: Midland Queen. 30.
Down: Paine. 4.30 Monday morn
| ing Acadia. Starmount. $50: Bunsen.
| Lambert. ottawa. u. g. Whitney, 8.
Port Colborne.
PORT COLBORNE. June SIP:
SAGE.
Down. Arabian. Burlington. Sharp
| less, Paramount and consort.