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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
NEW FOE TO SOCIALISM
FRENCH BUSINESS MEN JOIN TO
BEAT RADICALS.
Organization Is Non-PolitiCal and
Formed for Defense of Com
mon Interest.

PARIS, Jan. 1S.--Two significant
events marking the growing determi-
nation of the conservative classes to
resist the entertainments of revolution
airy Socialism were observed here today.
The first is the initial meeting Of the
Commercial Parliament body de-
signed to secure better representation OF
commercial and industrial interests be
fore the Legislature and generally to
combine the business men of France into
a sort OF non-political parliament III the
defense of their common interests.
he chief aim OF this parliament Is to
meet the Socialists on their own ground
by promoting joint action between mas
toIs and men, thus preventing the press
urc for excessive state interference.
The second event is the appearance in
Paris today of a weekly paper called
Opinion, on the model of the London
Spectator. The purpose of this publca
ton is to marshal conservative repub-
lican opini II of all shades against the
demands of cDlloctivsm, such as prema
ture aspirations for disarmament, etc,
To the Socialstic warfare Of the classes
ii will oppose corporation between the
classes The prime movers in this move
ment are Paul Doumcr, former president
Of the Chamber Of Deputies; eX-Prcmier
Ribot and Alexandra Milcrand, former
minister of commerce
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PURISTS NOT TO MEET
Unpleasant Notoriety Given as Cause
Papers to Be Edited at 1903
Conference.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jar. 90
Owing to notoriety incurred by some of
the papers at the recent purity meeting
no conference will be held this year
and papers to be read at the next con-
ference will have to be submitted in adj
vance so that all risk passages may be
stricken out.
LA CROSSE. Wis, ia. Dob. s.
Steadwell, president of the National
Purity conference, denied today that
there had been any agreement to censor
the papers submitted at the next purity
conference.
There has been discussion of the Ian
guage used in some of the papers read
at the La Crosse convention i'll 1906,
and the Battle Creek meeting in 1907,
non-members Of the conference in at
tendance upon its sessions frequently
having been reported shocked by the
manner in which the topics were treated.
Within the conference, however, the Off
GERS believe that the results of impurity
should be spoken of in such plain, blunt
terms as will arouse the public and
President Steadwell will not be in favor
OF a censorship. Mr.. Steadwell further
stated that instead of abandoning the
conference for 1908 on account Of the
language in the papers read at the Bat
tie Creek meeting. the agreement not
to hold national meeting this year was
due to other causes. 1t is not likely
that national meeting will be held
sftener than once i'll two years hereafter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
=. EMORY SMITH DIES.
Former Postmaster General and Promi-
nent Philadelphia Editor
Passes Away.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 90
Charles Emory Smith died suddenly from
heart failure at his home in this city
Sunday. The editor of The Press, a
former minister to Russia and postmas-
ter general, had been in feeble health for
a month, but his condition was not CON
sidercd alarming.
As the result of his services rendered
10 various administrations through his
editorial and political labors he was APP
pointed minister to Russia in 1890.
In the spring of 1898 he was given the
portfolio of postmaster general in the
cabinet of President Mckinley, a post
which he held through the period of the
Spanish-Amerlcan war and through part
of President Roosevelt's administration.
The practical establishment of rural
free delivery and the creation of the
mail service in Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines marked his tenure of office
as postmaster general.
Mr.. Smith was twice married, his sec
ond wife being Miss Henrietta Nichols
of New York, whom he married at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Washington
Romaine Nichols, at Eberon, n. j., on
October last. Besides the widow he is
survived by a brother and sister.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
TWO KILLED IN AN AUTO.
Baltimore Couple Goes Out Riding with
Friend and Meet Death When Ma
chine Is Speeded UP.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. lS.-o'eorge
l.. Bil.ups, proprietor Of BiIlnpa hotel
Park Heights and Hayward avenues,
and hil wife were instantly killed early
today by being thrown from an auto
mobile at Park Heights avenue and The
pmlico road entrance to Druid In
park.
LEO II Shaad Of Elk Ridge, Howard
county. the owner and driver Of the ma
chine, was hurt internally, but not ia,
tally Mr. Shaad said he had stopped
at Bnups' hotel and was taking Mr..
and Mrs. Billups out automobile driving
He was gong south on Park Heights
avenue, when Mr. BIllups asked him to
speed his machine, he said, In turning
the curve at the Puulico rond entrance
to the park his machine skidd"d and
upset. Mrs Bllups landed between the
two trolley eur traces aud Mr.. BlIIupS
on one OF the tracks. The automobile
was completely wrecked
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
HAS 500 WIVES; IS HELD.
G. A. Witzhof, Styled Worlds Cham
pion Bigamist, Is Under Arrest
in England

NEW YORK, Jan. 2o.-George A.
Withhold, the worlds champion biga-
mist. who is credited with having 500
wives is believed to be under arrest at
Bristol, England. Reports from the po-
lice Of that city say that their prisoner
gives the name of Arthur Hynes, but
his description and career hi those of
Withhold.
Hynes or Without was arrested on a
charge of matrimonial frauds. He is
wanted i'll many cites in the United
States. scores Of women being complain
ants.
The prisoner has the same hypnotic
eyes, the same German parentage, and
the same knowledge of chemistry as
WitzhOff. His matrimonial advertise
ments are worded mo tritiers need APP
ply" His arrest was brought about
by a Bristol young woman who an
swered one of his advertisements and
then loaned him 500.
Witzhoff married a number of Chica
go women before he left the United
States.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
REUBENS IN TROUBLE
DISCOVER THE LATEST FORM OF
UP-TO-DATE HOLD-UPS.
Went Automobiling with Strangers, Who
Threw Them Out After De-
spelling Them.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-[ Special. i
The up-to-date highwayman has turned
automobile to his nefarious purposes, it
seems.
Reuben Schcnkler, his face cut and
bruised, his clothes torn and muddy, and
hatlcss liuIped int the East Fifty-thlrd
street police station last night and tod
tale which his appearance went tar TO
CorrObOrate.
Schenker is a clothing dealer at lis
Delaney street and has an acquaintance
whom he knows only as Reuben Inc
two Reubens went TO coffee house kept
by one Leskowitz, $50 East Houston
street, last night There they met two
persons they know. Edward Hess and Il
gentleman who. because of his very bru-
nctte complexion, enjoys the soubriluet
Niger Nathan
After some polite interchanges, Ma
than invited Schenkler and the other
Reuben to take a ride III his waiting
motor car, and they accepted gratefully.
Entering the auto they found two
other men there whom they did not know.
They engaged in agreeable conversation,
they sped up First avenue when, at
Forty fifth street, someone hit the
other Reuben Oh the head with black
jack and knocked him alf-sensclcss.
Swiftly the four auto hIghWaymcn went
through Rcubuu'S pockets ana then,
without Stacking the cars speed, picked
him up and threw him into the street.
SchcnkIer was too terrified 10 yell. Ma
than he said, put gun to his head and
threatened to Kill him if he made out
cry. The other three motorists tore two
diamond rings worth $500 from Schenk-
ler's fingers and yauked from his waist
coat his watch chain and diamond-stud-
do1 lockpt but left his watch. Then,
while the auto was speeding they hurled
him from it. When he got on his feet
car and robbers had disappeared.
Lieut.. Bailey found Schenkicr'S
strange story 50 credible that he sent
out detectives to seek the auto and
daring occupants The other Reuben
did not appear at the station house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
FLEET PLOT TALE
is DISCREDI1ED
WASHINGTON AUTHORITIES PLACE
NO BELIEF IN WILD STORY
FROM RIO JANEIRO.
ONE GREAT ARMADA is PLAN.
Admiral Evans Wants Battleship Squad
ron and Torpedo Boat Flotilla
to Join Forces.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 90
The reported plot to blow up one or
more ships of the Atlantic battleship
fleet at Rio de Janeiro is regarded at
the white house as a repetition of one
of the many schemes which are con-
stantly being presented to the secret
service agents of the government by
persons who claim TO possess information
which they are willing to part with for
a consideration.
No Credence in Story.
No credence is placed in the existence
of an actual plot. 1t is understood the
information originated in Paris from
which point it was communicated to the
secret service bureau of the treasury de-
partment and through that medium to
Admiral Evans and the authorities of
the South American country.
Fleets May Join.
Admiral Evans in a dispatch to the
navy department from Rio Janeir to-
day suggests that the torpedo boat de-
strorer tiotilla visit Buenos Ayres. Adj
mirdl Evans has gone 80 far as to re
quest the privilege of having the de-
Stroyers accompany his big ships direct
TO Sandy Point from Rio de Janeiro. AT
Buenos Ayres they will lay over for per-
their coal supplies and then proceed
again to sea and join the battleships at
Sandy Point. To stop at Bucnos Ayres
will put the men in good shape for the
long run to Sandy Point.
Arrests Made, However.
RIO JANEIRO. jan. 20.-There
were further developments today. ac-
cording 10 the local police. to the efforts
being made to unearth persons response
bic for the alleged plot to destroy part
of the American feet now in this har
Dor. Several arrests have been made
The band which is supposed to have or
gained the plot is made up of foreign
ers. 1t presumably is composed of five
Italians, one Canadian and two Ger
mans. John Fchder is one of the Ger
mans. Three of the Italians have been
arrested here and it is believed that the
other members of the band have been
taken into custody ut Sac Paulo. The
members of the band counted on the as
sistance of a Spanard named RocherO,
who has lived in this city for a long
time. a year ago, however, this man
went insane and since then he has been
shut up in sanitarum at Montevideo.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
RED CROSS MAKES
APPEAL FOR HELP
AMERICAN SOCIETY POWERFUL,
BUT NEEDS A LARGE RE-
SERVE FUND.
Jap BRANCH HAS $4,000, 1000.
Organizations of Other Nations Have
Ample Backing, While Local
Union Has Only $4,000.
NEWSPAPER MAN HEADS CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s.-It has been
sa.o,.,,,irod Nv, Tho American National
oeterlnIHeu ~ .i'o lnaa ir,o sanar.
Red cross TO enter AT once mo q 80
al campaign for increase OF membership
both annual and life.
At a recent meeting of the executive
board in Washington Edward Il. john
stone was appointed to the position Of
nati1ual registrar.
roLu,.o,, 20 Ouch caunaign.
TOMBSTONE 10 I ush lam ..
Mr.. tombstone has been cdt"r-lhcchLcl
of the Minneapolis Times and OF the
Cleveland Leader, managing cditoT ol
other important newspapers III NeW ho PIX
and outside, was a correspondent lor ine
Associated Press throughout the spaHlS;n
war and recently went to emma .n
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
WIRELESSSAVES {.
Man on Steamer Leaves Letters Behind
Telling of Suicide Plan-Mes-
sage Prevents Deed.

FALL RIVER, iass, Jan. lS.-That
George H. Allen is alive today il due To
the fact that there was wireless tele-
graph installation on the Sound station.
Plymouth. While the steamer was on
It's wny here from New York a wireless
message was received to the effect that
Allen was aboard and that he had left
letters IN New York saying he was going
10 Kill himself A search of the steamer
was made and Allen was located in n
statcroom with bottle Of poison which
ne was about to drink He was re
STRAINED and brought here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
CONSTANTINE TRIES SUICIDE.
Slayer of Mrs. Gentry Jumps from Gal
lery in Prison.

CHICAGO. H., Jan. 20 Frank i.
Constantine, as the result of having
lcapcd from the seventh gallery ia thy
Joliet pcnitcntiary IN an attempt 10
commit suicide, is lying unconscious in
the prison hospital, ana is believed 20
bo near death
The Italian. who is serving II life scu.
tcucc for the murder u Mrs. Louise Ii.
Gentry, made his spectacular attempt ;u
end mis- life while under extra guard.
lie shot thirty feet through the mir and
crashed on the stone ilagginL of the
prison rotunda. The attempt was made
Saturday night.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
CAR BLESSES PARK LAGOON.
Fear of Assassins Keeps Him from
Banks of the Neva.

ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 20 The
annual ceremony Of blessing the waters
during which, in 1905. the Emperor mar
rowly escaped assassination by means
of the shutting cannon. took place ut
Tsarskoe Sclo Sunday instead of nj the
waters of the Neva The imperial bless
ing was bestowed on the waters of the
lake in the palace park amid the salute
of Guns
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
ARSENIC IN FLOUR.
Whole Family Thought to Be Victims
of Demented Cooks Work.

ROCKDALE, Tex, Jan. 2O.-Fiye
members of the family of seven of G..
Snuer, Il German farmer living near
this city, are dead, and the other two nre
reported dying from poison. Saucr and
his 9-year-old child expired in agony. and
the following day his wife and two more
of the children died Arsenic has been
found in the house Of the poisoned fam
lily, and it is believed that the poison
was placed in the flour from which the
bread was made which the family ate at
the fatal supper. 1t is also rumored that
the poison was placed in the flour by the
famly's cook, who suddenly went in
sane,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
Friend of Animals Is Dead

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. is
Mrs Cathcr;u" Covert. known as pro
tcctor Of dumb animals died yesterday
Of heart disease. aged 30. She had n
wonderful power over vicious dogs. She
appeared every day in the public square
with basket of breadcrumbs for the
birds. which pcrched on her shoulder and
ate from her hand. She continued this
until three days before her death.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
SLAIN BY MURDERESS' BROTHER.
Russian Official Who Refused to Aid
Doomed Girl Is Shot.

KRASNO- UFIMSk, Russia, Jan. 20.
M. Sviridoff, president Of the local
zemstvo. was shot by brother of Mile.
Ragozinnikova, the murdercss of Gen.
Maximofrsky, director of the department
of prisons of the ministry Of the in
terror, on October 2S last. 1t is sup
posed that the murder was committed
in revenge for the refusal of Nj. SvirI-
doff to make any move in behalf of Nile.
Ragozinnikova during her trial.
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DIES AFTER FIGHT ON WARSHIP
Seaman Expires from Blood Clot on
Brain and Inquiry Is Ordered

NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. 20.-Rear Adj
miral John II. Merrill has ordered an
inquiry into the death of II. A. Hartnet,
the naval apprentice who died from
blood cot on the brain, following a fight
aboard the United States training ship
Cumberland. ID. II. Manning Of Middle
town, \. Y, the naval apprentice with
whom Hartnet is said to have had pu-
gilistic encounter, is held in custody
pending the investigation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
SIXTY FUNERALS IN BoYERTowN.
Another Day Of Sorrow in Stricken Lit
tie City
ROYTRTOWN. Pa. lar

BOYERTOWN, Pa Jar 1S.-This
was another day of funerals in Boyer
town, the scene Of last Monday nights
-catcr fire, in which l13 persons lost
~cIr lives. II was IN extremely sad
day. even 60 the casual visitor who
came to town simply to see the ruins of
the opera house. About sixty funerals
took place. The great feasts for which
III" Pennsylvania Germans arc noted
as giving ON fuucrol occasions were
DISPENSED with
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
GET SLAYER AFTER 2s YEARS.
VIII Be Brought from Texas TO Answer
for Old Iowa Crime.

MI St&ATlNE, la. Jan. 1A-Aftrr
living for more than quarter of con
ury as IN" Of the most respected riDi-
zcrs Of CourUo, Tcv., WiIliam pjckard
has been placed under arrest charged
with M" murder of W S. Trcts. which
occurred twcuty.cirht years ago AT Trcts.
a small town south Of here. Gov Cum.
minis has issued a requistiuu for Pick
ard and he viii be brought here as soon
as possible.
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NEW PARK FOR CHICAGO.
Twenty-Five Acres Are Secured and ST.
100000 VIII BE Spent.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. Is Announce
mcnt was made today on the projected
opening Of new amusement park for
Chicago. 1t viii hc located at Forest
park formerly llarlemJ twenty-five
ucrrs Of land have been secured and
nearly 81 100000 viii be uNpendcd in the
construction Of the now enterprise.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-01-23
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, JANUARY 20.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILW EE-BUTTER--Steady; Elgin
price of extra creamery is 30c; local price,
extra creamery. SOC; prints, Sic; trsts,
27q2Sc; seconds, 24425c; process, 22q23c;
dairy, fancy, 24c; lines, 2l922c; fresh roll
Hare: packing stock, l1@lsc.
CHEESE-Steady; American fun cream,
new make, twins, 1l120 lie: Young Amer
l2l4Q13c; limburger, I4%Ql5c; fancy brick;
lllf412c:- low grades, l04l1c; imported
Swiss, &c; new, block, 1i134l2c' rouno
SWISS, new, l6u16lac: Sapsago, &c.
Eggs Market steady. The prouuce
noards Official market for strictly lresn
iaid as received, cases returned, 2-W-1Gi
hlgh grade, 'ecandled. strictly fresh, VIII VIII
6rlng 26c; April storage. recandled, IIV
li12c, miscellaneous storage. l3d loc' Sc
onds. 1oal2c; checks, l0a l2c Receipts,
265 cases; saturday. $50 cases.
CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 20.-Cheese-Firm:
daisies, 134l31ec; twins, 111au1212c; Young
Americas, 12l20i l3c.
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
ELGIN, ILL.,, Jan. 20-[Special l-Butter-
Market firm at 30l2c Output for week in
this district $4,000 pounds.
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MILWAUKEE, sToCKYARDs REPORT.

CATTLE-Market is steady: butchers
steert good to choice, 45oU5. -: medium
to good, 3.5oIIi.OO; hcfers, III dunn to good,
81, ,94.Oo; common to fair, 2.40u3.00; cows,
good to choice, 3.2Jn375; fair to good,
25o: bulls, good to choice, 3.2563.75; DO
losna bulls, common to fair . 5oM3.OO; feed
ers, 3.25a3I5; stockers, 2.5o030 mixers
and springers very dull, common unsafe
able except for Gamers, good TO choice,
S2.0OIJ3S 90
SHEEP-Market steady: common to fair,
25o43.5O; good to choice, 35uu5.Vo; lambs,
common to fair. 4.50Q5 80; choice to prime,
65OaT.25; bucks. 2.2543Oo
HOGS-Strong to 90 higher; mixed and
butchers, 43u14.50: packers 4.30QA40
light. i2JM44O: pigs. 4OO44. u
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Insurance Men to Meet,

OSHKOSH, Wis. Jan. 20 Spc-
cial. A joint meeting of the members
of the City and Village Mutual Fire Tn
derwritcrs association and the Half
Rate City and Village Fire Underwent
ers association will b. held here in Feb
ruary These organizations include the
major portion of all mutual fire insur-
ance companies in the state.
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UNEMPLOYED PARADE STREETS.
Connecticut Workmen Bear Banner and
Make Demonstration.

NEW BRITAIN, Conn, Jan. 90
Over 1000 unemployed workmen paraded
through the streets of this city today.
the leader carrying a banner bearing the
inscription Parade Of Hungry People
Looking for Work" 1t was explained
by some of the leaders of the demonstra-
ton that hungry in this case meant
that the men We're hungry for something
to do, not that they were suffering from
the pangs of physical hunger. Poles,
Germans, Lithuanians, French and Ital-
ians comprised the majority Of the
marchers.
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For Chlld Labor Day.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is The national
Gid l"hp, committee has just issued
through ,nc religious press Of the couu-
try letter 10 pastors aud churches re-
questing the Observance Of SATURDAY.
January 20, or Sunday, January 2G, as
ciiid labor day Last year large mum
Der Of churches considered this subject
on child labor day
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/ +. Litel. ALBANY. Dead

ALBANY, Wis, Jan. lS-[ Special
In the death Of J +, Litel, Albany
lost n well known citizen. The death oc-
Cured Thursday evening, January Ii. mt
the home Of his son, j +. Litel. The de-
ceased was president Of Bank Of Albany
lie was 81 years Of age and leaves two
sons and one daughter.
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Pension Bills introduced.

WASHINGTON, II. G.. Jan. 90
Special Senator La Toilette today in
troduced bills as follows: 70 increase
the pension of William Fleming to 500
to increase the pension Of John +. -.
Stevens to sol, TO increase the pension
Of Frank NJ Mentaguc To $40. and to
pension Anna Sterr ut ST..
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Pure MIX 10Y City.

The municipality Of Liverpool Lug
land. has accepted with graf Jude ne 81
fer Of Nathan Straus 20 furnish the city
with a pasteuri2ing plant for llc prepare
ion Of milk for infants The Dublin
,.;ty council i considering similar oHcr
made through Richard Croker Wlp Says
Mr.. Straus is ono Of the greatest paan
thropists in America.
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FIRE THREATENS EPILEPTICS.
Flames Damage Missouri Institution, but
Patients Are Unhurt

MARSHALL, Mo, Jan. 2O.-Fire
which started in the attic of cottage
of the Missouri colony for the feeble
minded and cplcptic Sunday did damage
amounting to $4,000, imperiled the 125
patients and threatened IL destruction
of the entire institution, valued al $3.50
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RECEIVER is APPOINTED.
Treasurer Of New England Trust Com
panY Adjusts Difficulty

PROVIDENCE. X. l., Jan. 2O.-Jus-
tce Swectland in the superior court
this afternoon appointed John X. Hill
ton. treasurer Of the New England
Trust company Of this city. MS temper
AIRY receiver of the institution. No state
meut vas given ont by the trust com
pauy as to the cause of the difficulty.
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Killed by Heavy Log.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. Jan 20
Il Special. Peter Van Camp. n well
known farmer Of Drywood, was killed
while working nj Donald this morning
He was loading timber and was struck
in the back by n log
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Platteville Carriers Appointed.

WASHINGTON, -. c., Jan. 90
Especial. Frederick G. Hoffman has
been appointed the regular rural free de-
lYsE carrier for route I at patteviile,
with Nick A. Ginter as substitute.
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MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, 15.504l6.Oo; No
timothy hay, l4oO0l4.JO; No. = timothy
hay, II 50al3.oo; clover and mixed, 10oog
HOO: choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie,
11ooMl2Oo; No. l prairie, 1oooulO.5o; No.
urairie, 9.OSu9J0 Wisconsin marsh
feeding s.ooas.5o; packing hay 62546 80;
rye straw, S.250S5O oats straw, 7.Utu7 %.