davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-06
AsambIea espiritista de Gusyama.
(POr teJ6grGto.l

'"GuOyama, P. r. Julio 4 9.28 Q. m.
"COEroBpOndenCia dc P, R" San JuRr.
ABAmblGa espiEitistA GuRyamR iniciado
tTRbsjoB con alta 08plsndids8.
155 delegsdos ConCuEFSnteU.
EntuBiaBm0 indOaCriptible.
Sublime triuofo idaAl.-CoEEsBponGAl." "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
pCP RIOS DICKENS

la manera como Sc vive; yer pasar los caballos
los perrOs y los bueyeS, y reCOnOCer pOr Su 1g-
nOranCla perteneCen su eSpeCie no a Ia
de los seres cuya fOrma sc tiene. Las ideas
de 10 sObrc un prCCeSO criminal IN jueZ, un
obispo un gobierno cualquiera sobre la
constitution, esa joya tan inaprecable. 81 es
que sabe que exste, deben de ser muy singula-
res; tOdO en- Su vida material moral es ex-
tranO y su muerte no sera 10 menos curioso
que abra en- su vida.
10 sale de Tom all-aone's va d esperar
la luz del da que no ha aparecdo Y mien-
tras anda, anda come mendrugo de pan
duro y suciO.
No hay aun ninguna puerta alberta Sc
S1enta para almOrzar en- Ell umbTal de la puer-
ia de una sOcedad que Sc ocupa de la propa-
gacl0n del Evangelo en- los paises leianos"
y la barre cuando ha acabado en- reconoci-
m1ento del asiento que lie ha pToporcionado.
Sc pregunta de que puede eervir este edifcio
Cnya magnihcen Ia admira, y no sospecha el
desventurado la desnudez espiritual en- que
Sc encuentra un penasco de coral en- e Ocea-
no Pacihco,6 ignora Ell trabajo que da el hacer
salir de su abyeccion las almas precosas que
vejetan en- medic de los cocoteTos las pal
meraS.
Sc dirge hacia la cale que barre prin-
cipia trabajar desde que llega.
La ciudad Sc despierta, la multitud sc agita
por todos lados sc empieza 4 leer escTi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
LA CASA 1uGUBRE SAT

brir, 10 los demas animales inferioree Sc
arreglan como pueden en- aquel immense bu-
llici0 rs dia dc mercado, los bueyes Sc pre-
cipitan huyendo del guion, que los empu ia
no los guia p0r todaS parties entran donde
no deben, arroados palos SC lanzan
con la cabeza baja los oos cerrados que res
quebrajan 4 veces con sus cuernos, corren
sin direction fila sin saber 10 que hacen. 10
mismo que 10 y sus semejantes
FL dia avanza el cielo Sc nubla cae una
lluvia hna helada 10 sale del apuro como
puede en- medic del lodo de los carruajes, de
los paraguas, de los caballos de los latga-
zos gana duras penas 10 que necesita para
pagan el triste albergue que le proporcona
Tom all-rlone's Llega el crepusculo apa-
rece ell gas EN- las tiendas, el faroIero CORE
con su escalera 10 largo de las GALES prin-
Cipla una triste noche.
M. Tulkinghorn esta en- su gabinete
med1ta una declaration que quiere hacer el dia
slguiente al magistrate del barrio Gridley
I'm pleiteante desenganado. cuya volencia es
extremada. ha lido su casa v lie ha amenazado
por cuyo motive ell insolennte Gridley debe
volver d la carcel. La alegoria del techo. bajo
La lorna de I'm romano, cabeza abajo con
los pies en- Ell aire, extiende Ell brazo dislocado
hacia la ventana que designa tenazmente con
la mano. Pero Tulkinghon no es tan necio.
1por que haba de mirar la caller No tiene
el romano el brazo dirigido constantemente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
NOTgC,lAS

-Seg1n nuestras noticias
dentro de POGO tempo Sc hara
entrega del nuevo uniforme al
cuerpo de po';cfa.
Los inspectores, sc nos dice
que hace algunos dias 10 estan
usando va.
Hoy no habfa information
para la prensa en- el Servicio
Civil.
-Por noticias particulares,
sabemos que esta proximo a ter
mlnarse, el reglamento que ha
de servir de base para la orga-
nizacion del Cuerpo de BON
beros.
SOLARES EN- SANTURce-Es
la parada 20, Sc venden cuatro sola-
res pequefios en- la calle Los dos
hermanos' y siete, tres pequefios
cuatro grandes en- la calle de Canals
Dr1girse, para detalles inform es
a la sefiora Latimer viuds de Carer
Sc celebraron los anuncia-
dos mitins politicos de MAYA
gueZ, con una Concurrencia de
de correligionarios de uno V
otro partido.
Segun nuestras noticias. el
orden fue perfecto Y rein6 gran
entuSlaSmO.
Son muchas las personals
que se quejan del abuse que Sc
v1ene cometiendo en- los carros
electricos, con respeCto al MI
nero excessive de viajeros que
st admite en- aquellos.
La gran aglomeraci0n hace
que en- las paradas. sea mate
rialmente impossible el subir 8
baJar de los carros. a parte de
II molestia que Sutre el publico
que paga ST. dinero para que 10
Conduzcan con Ia com0didad d
que tiene derecho V no prensa-
d en in(ormc masa dc carne
humana.
Sc NECESITAN
empteae2s rara f3tc9rafa con conocimien-
tos en- ell retoque de negatives practica
err ell taller. Para informes, driqirse 4 la
fotografia atistiea de Luis Ferreras. Maya
guex, Puerto Rico.
En- el Registro civil fueron ms
critos los siguientes nacimientos: Te-
MAZDA Franco y Doval, Carmela F.
-
Contreras, Maria F. Contreras, Maria
Victoria Conde y Correllas, Clotilde
Serrano Y Rodriguez, Dulcelina Al
varez, Obdulio Reina del Vale,
Julio Bcrnardino Sanjurjo y Sangiel
Julia Anastasia Nerdejo Francisco
Benitez Boine, Jose Corrca, Felix
Fernando Sarras Y Ramirez, Vicente
Calder6n, Luis Calder6n y Fruta Oso-
rio y Torres.
De defunciones Sc inscribieron, Ju-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
q B 1.5O

Es de muchs utilidad, no solo pa.
"a los Abogados. Cortes judjciales
Ayuntamientos, Corporaciones y EN-.
pleados de todos los ramos. sino tam.
bien para los conerciantes, indrstria.
les y personals dc negocios. el como
cimiento de las Leyes de Puerto Rico
aprobadas por las CAmaras y el Con
sejo Executive en- ell eorriente afio de
I9oz.-Se venden 4 $3.50 en- la Ii.
breria del
BoLETIN MERCANTrL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22

AAsAAA AtAA ANN'A1iS 3 A1Ai oAN Es0AAn - y ~
Rivera, Ambrosia Zayas y Francisco
Nigran Vargas.
Martin Cepeda, maestro plome-
70 de San Juan. Remite pianos y es-
peci6cae ZONES de las obras de plome-
ria que va efectuar en- La casa MIN.
I 9 calle de Allen.
Sc TENDE una casa recien
construida, en- Santurce, pa
rada 43, adyacente a la ca
sa del Lcdo. Lopez Landron.-
Para informes dirigirse q dofia
MATILDE l.. V. de VILLO--
DAS, en- la misma casa.
En- el hospital Cuarentenario hay
cinco enfermos en- tratamiento.
Ell Official de Sanidad de Tuana
Diaz. Acusa recibo de los impresos
enviados para reportar casof de en-
fermedades contagiosas.
En- Ell Hospital Nun icipal ingreS6
Francisco Ocas1o, herido procedente
del Cuarto de socorro. Hay hoy en-
asistencia hoy Is enfermos.
Los senores Cobian V Ca.
de Bayamon, nos han remitido
la siguiente circular.
Segdn escritura de fecha 9 de
Septiembre actual, autorizada
por don Jose Oller, Notario en-
esta local;dad, ha quedado cons
tituida, bajo la denominacion
de K. Cobian & Co. una socie-
dad colectiva, para dedicarse a
todO geneTo de especulaciones,
licitas de cOmercio al por ma
yor Y al detail; siendo socio
gestor de la miSma don Ramon.
CObian Rivera. Y comanditario
don Modesto Cobian Muniz.
Dicha merCantll es la encar-
gada de liquidar las operacio-
mes de la anterior Chinea CO.
bian & Co.. dlsuelta con fecha
S de Agosto ultimo. segun escri-
tura de disoluci6n, autorizada
tambien en- igual fecha por el
propio Notario sehor Oller.
-ESta manana no hubo in
tOrmaClOn en- La OtlCina del
Attorney General.
En- el departamento de Te-
soreria Sc han recoIectado mul-
tas de la isla, por infracciones
de las leyes de rentas internas.
--Ha almorzado con ell gober-
nador el Attorney Assistant
Mr.. Brown,
e ilustrado professor Sc
nor lntante Saavedra ocupa
actualmente una plaza en- el de
partamentO de instruction, con
gran gran satisfaction de sus ie-
feS.
Ell departamento de Elec-
clones ha aumentado en- mas
dc treinta el numero de en-
pleados temporeros para ulti-
mar los trabajos para las proxi-
mas eleclones.
Han sido nombrados macs
tros rurales de Bayam6n don
Antonio Aldebol y dona Fran
cisca Oquendo.
La junta escolar de Yauco
ha rccomendado para ell puesto
de maestrp, en- una de las escue-
las de aquel diStrito, al senor
Juan Ortiz.
Ell Departamento de ms
truCclon ha apr0bado los NOM
bramientOs de maestros a favor
dc los se6otes don Augusta l..
Cumpiano Y don Joaquin A.
CreSpO.
Han regresado de Ponce eli
teniente de Ia detective senior
Quinones y los guardias secre-
tas Diaz y Vargas.
-Repuesto de su enferme-
dad es probable que el lunes
proximo Sc haga cargo de sn
puesto el Superintendent de
escuelas Senor Ricardo c. Her
nandez.
Ell jueves proximo llegaran
d esta ciudad los senores Wi
llougby Y Grahame. Secretario
de Puerto Rico y Comisionado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
Hotel Paris
GALE NENOEZ VIGO. Ne la
M VA @ " Z =

BitxAdo sSte establecinient9 en- 81 centre
Do In salle n6ndsx Vigo, con nm jardin nj
ksats, - I que reune mAyorea ventAjAa
y oemoddadss para los sehores viajeros, =
d cue euenta con meiores habitaciones frss
80, vsnsiladas, mAgnitcos b@nos y duchAs
- Oomidaa sodAs howas -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22

BoLETIN MERCANTrL.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-21

To some extern you can judge clothes
like people, by the company they keep
The styles, tbs patterns, the models
worn By terminating men, arr pretty apt
60 b. "rinht lard so is their choice of Taiors
You will find this true Of our schIoss Tailored Clothes
Nou Will them by Wall street brokers' by Fiffh
Avenues well-groomed by Harvard sophomores--in
short by all groups and classes wherever good is
appareant and properly atred Insecurity conGregates
y everybody " y is expected b swd
IS poverty
% pc p n he car be exception
W RE ExcLys ocA-A oEu THE
E
~ NE S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-21

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
CURB DREAD DISEASE
Over 1000 Animals Have Been Killed IN
Pennsylvania and New York
Officers Are Busy.

ALBANY, y. V, Nov. 21.-Thc owl
break of foot and mouth disease in this
state is we'll in hand, according to Com.
missioner X. a. Pearson of the state de-
partment of agriculture who returned to
Albany today from Buffalo where he has
been supervising the efforts to stamp out
the disease.
"No new outbreaks were reported yes
terday," said Commissioner Pearson to-
day. Letters have been sent to the 1900
registered veterinarians throughout the
state notifying them to telegraph to the
department at once the existence of the
disease or any symptoms that might be
indicative of it, that come within their
knowledge.
Letters have also been sent to the
steam railroads of the state notifying
them to disnfcct all cars. vessels, prem
ises, buildings, alleys. chutes, pens or
other places owned or controlled by the
railroads in which cattle. sheep, swine
or other animals susceptible to the dis
ease have been shipped or kept since
October 10"
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 2l.-
The federal and state authorities work
ing in conjunction with an endeavor To
check the spread Of the foot and mouth
disease among cattle in Pennsylvania
have extended the quarantine to two
more counties, making In all twelve OF
the largest and most important farming
districts Of the state under strict sur
Nclllance. veterinarians are at work III
! all of the counties in which the disease
has appeared aud about 1000 animals
! have been condemned and killed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
HENEY IS DETERMINED
FRISCO GRAFT PROSECUTOR WILL
CONTINUE THE FIGHT.
Hopes Assassin's Bullet Has Disclosed
Hideousness of Gigantic Conspiracy
to Defeat Law.

San Francisco. Cal, Nov. 23.-The
Call this morning printed the first inter
view granted by Francis j. Heney since
the district attorney was shot in Judge
LAWYERS courtroom November Ii by
Morris Haas while the hearing of one
of the cases against Ruef was in prog
ress After expressing dey0ut thanks
for his miraculous escape Mr.. ueney
said:
In this great human battle against
wee and corruption. let no one believe
that the source is To be found in the in
dividua dynamiters, jury hriberS, Kid
napers and assassins, and that their eX-
termination means ultimate victory. Such
beings are but the bubbles waiting from
the pool of filth that has been years i'll
making. The seed has been sown and
we must reap the harvest but IN gather
ing the tares let us be satisfied with
nothing but the root.
at has been a terrible sacrifice, but If
my blood has not been shed In vain. if
the assassin's bullet has suddenly dis
closed to the public eye the hideousness
of the gigantic conspiracy to defeat the
law, then | shall feel that | have not
lived in vain, that my poor efforts have
met with Unreasonable benefit to my
beloved city and state
The foregoing is a part Of the state
ment which is published over Mr.. Hen
ey'S signature. The wounded man -
well on the road to recovery and was
able to walk about his room ut the hos
pital yesterday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
INVENTNEW WIRELESS.
Italian Scientists Now Have Means to
Cany on Independent Conversation
Between Points.

PARIS, Nov @ Bollini and Tosi
two Italian SCIENTISTS who, with the
sanction of the French government have
been conducting experiments in wireless
tclcgraphy for the past eighteen months
on the coast Of Normandy, announce that
they have solved the problem Of indie
pendent wireless communication This
result they say has been secured by
means of two rectangular aerials fixed
n right angles and SO attached to the
apparatus for reception and transmission
ns IL permit the transmission Of unequal
currents. BY simple law of mechanics
these two electromagnetic forces unite
and produce an electromagnetic field and
the ltprt2iHu waves are projected III q
single vertical plane which can be al
trruated instantly 10y means of the Bolli-
ui device. The inventors say that they
have picked up messages mt will from
every wireless and from ships at sea and
that they have transmitted messages
from HuLryiiIr 20 llayrc and other
points without the waves being percep-
tihlr ut the other stations lying just off
the lien Of transmission. They claim
that their system m>utcs absolutely in
immense advantages ia the use Of wire
Jess tclograpuE. Among these arg the
determination hy inauguration of the cN-
act position Of the Ship in Iistressos, the
position and ~pr.d Of a hostile squadron.
and the reading If secret exchanges be
tween friendly fleets and armies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. %.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

EE-BUTTER-Firm; Elgir
prices of extra creamery is 3oc; local
price extra creamery is SOC; prints 31ci
trsts 25Q27c; seconds, 22424c; process. y
Q23c; dairy, fancy, 25c; lines, 21a22c,
packing stock, 17Q1Sc.
CHEESE-sready: American full cream.
new make, twins, 131aq14c; Young Amer
131ac fancy brick, 13al312c; low grades, 9
010c; imported Swiss, 25c: new block, 13B
1319c round Swiss, l31Aml4c.
EGGS-Firm. The produce boards Of
ceived cases returned, &c; fresh recan-
deled, Bic; April storage, 26m2Ic: seconds
and checks, 12415c Receipts 356 cases;
Saturday. 40 cases.
CHICAGO, NJ, Nov. 23-Cheess-steady;
I americas i' fSlk@ iSAc, {" '"'' '4"s
CHICAGO. iii. nov. 2s-Butter-s Steady;
creamerles. 22d3oc; dairies, 1912Q25c. Eggs
Steady firsts, 2Sc.
week in this district, Gao, 700 pounds
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-Butter-Steady;
creamery specials, 3l43l&c; ext,as, BOO
3o1ac; third to first, 21q29c; held, chrds to
specials, 20u29c; state dairy, common to
special, 20a20c: process, thirds, to special,
lt@24i2c western factory, finest, poe;
western imitation creamery, first, 2la22c.
cheese - Firm receipts, 216o; state. fun
cream, specials, 14Q l5c: do September,
small. colored or white, fancy, l3$4a l4c; do
large l3lac; do October, small, Co!ored or
white, best. 13A413Ac; do large, FAC; do
late made, small best, 12$4c. good to prime.
1ll6Gl2iac: common to fair, lol4u ia &c +;
skins, 2al1Ac. Eggs-Steady to firm; re
CENTS, GU19; state, Pennsylvania and near
by, fancy, selected white 4s450c; fair to
choice. 35GI5c; brown and mixed. fancy,
3SIIoc: fair to choice do. 3003GS; western,
tirsts, 33d34c; seconds 3oG32c
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
TRIES SENSATIONAL
ESCAPE FROM TRAIN.
Prisoner Leaps When Car Is Going at
Lightning Speed-Race for Life
Follows.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. %
Leaping from a train running fifty miles
an hour being rendered unconscious by
the impact with rock after being hurled
eighty feet by the force of his jump,
regaining consciousness only to be sub
jected to fuSilade Of bullets and finally
being run down and recapured by Il
half-breed Indian. was the sensational
experiments of prisoner, who attempt
90 to escape from Southern Pacific
train near Banning yesterday.
The name of the prisoner was not
learned. He was being taken 90 Kansas
after being captured in san Francisco.
As the train ueared Banning, the pris-
oucr made a flying jump from Win
dow of the train. AlIEhting on his feet,
he was propelled for eighty feet ana
then hurled against an cmhHnkmcnl.
The train was finally stopped and backed
thrcc-uuartcrs of Il mile to the scene of
the escape.
Arriving there. the officers saw the
man rcguiniuE consciousness struggling
To- his feet. They opened fire ON him
hut Co." prisoner escaped injury. He
would eventually have escaped, rs he
was outruuuiug the ouicrra when Henry
Matthew's halt-br"rd Indian, ran him
down Tufts of bloody hair and flesh
were found ON Il rock embedded in the
emhankmcut against where the prisoners
head had come into contact. His face
above his right eye was crushed in and
his clothing was in rags.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
CARNEGIE GETS ORDER.
Big Armor Plate Contract Is Placed
with Steel Mills in Home
stead, Pa.

pITTSBI re, Pa, Nov. 23-With Il
steady increase in the orders and new
business for the big steel mills Of the
earn, gle Steel company al Homestead,
there has come the announcement of the
award in Washington, i. G., Of gen
cruu~ slice OF the armOr plate contract
for two of the new monster battlcships.
Utah and Florida. To- the Carnegie mills.
which means still more business for thar
plant, the employment Of more men and
Il generally Increased activity among the
mill men.
The Carnegie Steel company has been
given tile order for ,ilJ3 tons of armor
plate. or the largest share Of the new
tonnage. while the bethlehem and the
Midyalr steel companies took other por-
lions OF he tonnage, nearly equal. The
valu" ut the contract for the Homestead
mills is placed at Sl,3;".I,u9
Judge James H. Reed. chairman of
the board Of the Carnegie Steel com
pany. said last night that while he had
not learned officially of the award, he
was delighted with the news, and that il
meant much for the working forces Of
III" mill. The contract, he said. woUld
probably take a year or more to fill, but
IN addition 10 this the other departments
were securing more orders every day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Nov 23.--Closc-Whcat-
Quiet; No. ! northern on track, 100: No.
3 ON track. G212c. Oats-Steady standard,
5tu5ll2c; No, 3 white, on track, JouJhl2c.
Barley Lower; standard, Gli2c. Rye
Steady: No. / ON track. Zoe.
Flour quotations III carl"tS are: Hard
spring wheat patents, in wood, 1.45uJ
straights. IN wood, 5.3JU5.55; export pat
cnts. in sacks, 4354l,To; first clears, in
sacks, 41oU4 30; rye, in wood, 3954i1o;
country, 3.6Jm3s5 sacks Kansas. in wood,
DuLUTH, Mimi, Nov % Close-wheat
l northern, LOIS; No, northern, l:o5ls
on track, No l northern, LOIS; No >
northern, 1ools; December 1.o4ls; May,
! o79s; November, LOIS; durum on track.
December. SOC: May, 92&c FlaX-To ar
rive. 1.447s; on track LIS; November.
/ ,437s; December, l.4oA; May. Ia Oats
TO arrive, 4Si2c; on track, tSi2c. Rye. ~
aisle. Barley. o4iau5Si2c Cars inspected
Wheat. Ssh: last year j3i corn, /. oats.
80; rye I; barley, rs; flax, 300; last year,
1871. Receipts-Wheat, AIS "3d; oats, l7,ga3,
barley, 40; rye l d;2 hax, 114,s24
barley, 92,4oo; flax, 2G3,1s1,
NEW YORK, Nov 23.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady, closing bids November. $50;
December $50; January, ~; February.
Oil; March. 911 April, oil: May. 912;
June. 9.o7; July, o.O6; August, SOS; October,
S71.
CHICAGO. H.. Nov. 23.--Cash wheat
No. red. io5a1. o5la; No. 3 red. 1.o3laa
1.oIia: No hard, 1M2sU1. o5A; No. !
hard, l.uo01.o4; No. northern 1os01. 90;
No. . northern. 1UGulUS; No. 3 spring.
Local %. Corn-No. 3. 621aaG24c: No. >
white, G2ibc: No yellow. 62l2c. OatS-No.
!. white, 5Olac: No 3, 49c No 3 white 4S3i
040l2c; standard, Joi2c.
CHICAGO. H.. Nov. 23.-Closc- Wheat e.
December. 1O3laM 1885,; May. 1O7ia: July
1O1t,MlOI3s Coru-Noypmher 64lsc: De
crmher 61isc: May. 63ls ttG3i &C; July. G25sc
September 6212MG23sc. Oats-Dccember
49lac; May. 51An512sc; July, 4G5sc Pork
December. 1461l2: January. "a: May
l65501G57la. Iard--November, 9.31la; Jan
uary 94212; May, 951i2. Ribs-lanunry
500; May, s75uS77i4;. Rye-Cash, I5lan
Cash, 59a62c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 49,
| March, 3.0J. cloycr-Noyember, DO
March, a.35.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Nov 23.-Closc-
Wheat-Decembcr t.o4; May, loSi4Gl1 0S9s
cash wheat No. hard, 1.07A: No, / north
! ern. OGS401 oT; No northern, 1O44q
! los: No northern. 1ooA01.0SA.
! ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov, 23-Wheat-
Track, No red cash, 1861. O7ih; No. .
! hard, 102n1O4: December. lo3A41 o3ss
| May, LOTS Al 1O7ib. Corn-Iligher track
! No . cash. G21G2iAc: No. . white, 65c; De
! ccmber, Gle; May. 6l7su82c. Oats-rrack
! No . cash. 50hc; No. white, 51451hc
! December, 4shc; May. 50Ae.
KANSAS CRY, No, Soy 23LWhe at
l"sS Be 9 SaT e Nay No r 1ay d eaS
! Corn December 51ssc May, 5Sc; July
+! bSIc Cush--No . mixed 5siaa5ss.c. Dat
No. white 4s45olsc; No mixed, All
| Gt4gc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
THIS HUNTER MIGHT
HAVE USED MEAT-AXE.
Merry Nimrod Slashes Deer's Throat
with Razor After Thrilling Ride
on Bucks Back

SUPERIOR, Wis, Nov. 22-ISpc-
cial \ parly Of Superior deer hunters
returned Saturday ana relate the cxcit-
ing experience of one Of the members
Of the party Henry Tinker. The party
WAS just starting away from the camp
ou tn" homewurd journey
Mr.. Tinker stopped Pnd was leaning
against a stump eating a portion of his
luncheon when au Infatuated buck came
tearing out Of the uudcrhrush in the di-
reclion of the a-tuulshod hunter. Mr..
Tinker gave one look At the running ami
mad and made tracks toward the ton Of
small tree Tn" buck fpird in his
scheme for revenge, paved the earth
beneath the tree, paving To- such nm ok.
tent thai The saidIus soon gave way and
the hunter fell with It, mudus sqdurch
ON the back ul the buck
The deer sturted away with the speed
Of nm express train aud Mr. Tinker in
great danger Of falling Hud losing his
life. Balancing himself in some manner
and drawing Il razor which he had with
him, he cut the bucks throat The deer
made few expiring leaps ana fcll to
the ground dead The remains were eat.
on hy the party before returning to the
city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-11-26
GOES AFTER SALOON KEEPERS.
Beloit City Attorney to Prosecute Law
VlOlators

RELOiT, Wis. Nov. 23.-I Special. +
City Attorney II. w. Adams will ask the
common council TO revoke the licenses Of
G.. = Moran, e. \. Rouse aud j. +.
McKurn as q result Of the alleged sale of
liquor To a minor Saturday night. Iiar-
rs Kastner Of Rockford. who gives his
age at - years, and who is a cousuG of
the district attorney, II. Il. North of
that city, pointed OFT the three saloons
named rs places where he bought his
liquor. The city attorney says that he
will take the matter - the circuit court
II the council does not act. He declares
Tint ever since Rockford went dry last
spring liquor has been sold TO minors
here every week.