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aid lean OF II. they were not per.
misted to make a demonstration and
President Fallieres calmly reviewed
the troops which was part OF the cere.
mony OF the day.
Dreyfus Taken Home.
Dreyfus. although painfully wound
ed. was able 10 make his way To a
side exit and there he was taken IN
an auto 10 his home where his wound
was dressed He is not seriously In
jured
The project OF removing Zola's body
10 the pantheon renewed the anti.
Dreyfus feeling all over Paris when
II was first announced and this feel
ing has been growing in intensity
constantly The body was actually
removed last evening.
Anti-Dreyfus newspapers this morn
ing came out with extra e. itions de-
nouncing the government for the glor.
ifcation of Zola, the defender OF Drey-
fus, and the man who secured his
reinstatement in the army. One
newspaper declared that the placing
OF Zolas body into the pantheon con-
verified II into sewer" and appeal
ed 10 the people 70 demonstrate
against this insult 10 the country
Gregori is Ga years old.
Over 80 Arrests.
There were many demonstrations
during the morning and over 80 ar
rests were made. When Gregori
fred there was no panic Immediately
around him. as he was arrested and
removed quickly But the echo reached
other parts Of the building. causing a
stampede TO a side door.
The ceremony in the pantheon be-
gan with the singing of the Marseil-
laise by the choir OF the conservatory
Tie orchestra played the Messidore
and Beethoven's funeral march from
the Symphony Heroique. CASTOR Dou-
nergue, minister OF commerce. deliv.
cred an Grafton In honor OF Zola and
the orchestra played two more pieces,
which concluded the program.
President Fallieres and others, In
GLIDING Henry White. the American
ambassador. had left the building TO
take IN their positions on the steps
and watch the troops OF the escort
march past when the shooting &C.
Cured. Dreyfus was seated near the
&C catalogue In the center OF the build
ing and was just preparing TO follow
the outgoing procession when the
shots were fired. Nine. Dreyfus, Nine.
lola and President Fallieres were all
close to him when two shots rang out
in rapid succession. There was in.
slant pause and then the garde re-
publicaine, with swords drawn, who
formed the guard OF honor around the
oatafalque, threw themselves on the
aggressor, and those Of the public
nearest him attacked him SO that soon
he was a pitiable object. with badly
cut and torn clothes. Police and mill
tary guards quickly surrounded Gre
gori and hurried him to the Marie.
When the shots were fired by Gre
gori he was almost within touching
distance of Dreyfus, who threw up
his left arm to protect his head and
received one shot In the arm and one
through his hand
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Reported for The Times by Cameron
Currie Il Co. bankers. i16-l1S Girls
COPPER CLOSE.

Atlantic. 1914. Allouez, 2sk Boston
Bons. IL. Boston Ely. 2% butte Gin
&c Copper Con, 81 Cons Mer, 40, g
a. Hecla. 625. G a. Ariz ZOE: Centon-
6% Franklin. y: CRANKY. 100; Giroux.
30. c. Cananea. ga: Goldheld Cons.
~ Helvetia. 2h Kew Cop 6as La
sale ~ Mohawk 50; Majestic; OK
ada Utah. 3 u North Butte. sc: old
Dom, S5is oold Colony. soc; osceols.
81 Parrott. 2lh Raven. l 3-l6. shan
Ron. 1874 -Pittsbg. l2h Tamarack
Con Trinity Cop. IA Utah Cons. IL: L
: OH. 2i1s L ) com. 37h; L y ~
Al T.
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HISTORY OF THE FAMOUS
CASE OF MAI. DREYFUS,
WHO FOUND VINDICATlON

an SEPT. 20, 1894. Col Sandherr
" sent TO Gen. Merclcr document
which implicated Mai. Dreyfus with
alleged conspiracy TO sell military Sc
crets TO Germany and Italy. On oct.
OF the same year Dreyfus was std
denly detached from the war Office ana
found himself under strict surveillance.
'rwA weeks later he was summoned DC
fore the minister Of war TO find that n
commitment had been made to send
him to prison. on the following day
he was placed under arrest On the
third day before Christmas Dreyfus
was found guilty and sentenced TO be
publicly degraded and imprisoned for
life.
That commenced national issue
which shook France TO tho very foun-
dation IL was an issue in which
every other nation felt Keen interest.
IL was justice against the regime or
feeling against Hebrews in France
was 80 strong that riots were frequent.
Families were disrupted over this Ia
nous question and prominent men TOOK
part In the discussion.
Publicly Degraded.
on Jan 5. 1895. Dreyfus was public
Nv degraded before 5000 men and he
was taken TO prison. He had been
Sentenced ITO Devils island. on the
named until 1899. The French senate
then voted to review the case and IL
was again revived.
In the meantime Emile lola, the
great French novelist. had enlisted
himself in the cause OF Dreyfus and he
did everything in his power to aid in
having the soldiers case reopened.
ZoIa worked valiantly gathering evil
dence as well az writing up the case.
In 1899 Dreyfus was again tried by
court martial and again convicted
Then the fight for his cNon-ration be-
gan I'm earnest. led his his wife and by
the novelist Iola.
~ Pnrdoned by Loubvt.
Dreyfus was pard0ned by President
Loubct and the French chamber OF
deputies-5ut he appealed In 1908 the
Erench minister Of war examined The
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Proposals for Removing OBJ
struCtiOn to Navigation
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF DETROIT.
Detroit. Mich. June 3. 1870

Detroit. Mich. June 3. 1908
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Board OF Water Conn
missioners OF the city OF Detroit up TO
IL o'clock noon OF Tuesday. June p.
eos, for the removal OF an obstruction
in the Detroit river at the foot OF Or
leans street. approximately two hum
dred and forty feet (240) from the face
OF the present docks at that point The
work to be- done In accordance with the
Specifications and conditions, copies OF
which can be obtained at the office OF
this Board
Each proposal must be accompanied
by certified check. drawn payable on
Its face TO the order OF said Board, In
the sum of one hundred dollars
100000. and should be endorsed PRO-
posals for Removing Obstruction.
The right is reserved TO reject any or
all bids.
BENZ. +. Quincy.
Secretary.
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CAR THIEVES DRAW
STIFF SENTENCES

John kukowski and Joseph Pryjina,
two young car thieves, aged ~ and 10,
respectively, were severely dealt with
by Judge Phelan Thursday morning.
They were convicted OF breaking and
entering a freight car in the night
time. Both were armed With revolt
vers and put up a fight when they
were caught. Kokowski was sentenced
10 four years in the house OF correc-
ton and Pryjina drew three years in
Jackson
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DRYeooos MAN KILLS SELF.

SAGINAW. Mich. June IF. K.
Otto, so, of North Fayette-st.. commit.
ted suicide last night by drinking pol
son. He had been dead several
hours when found In bed by his wife.
He left letter directing the disposi-
ton OF his body and business affairs.
A glass containing the fatal potion lay
on a dresser. Dependency over bust
ness was the cause. He lived here
25 years and had been connected with
a number OF drygoods houses. A
widow and daughter survive.
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s,a,r@cpVst., aon,,ce, AZ. .av
Sure French,s Death 10 Accident.

Detectives Seymour and Brooks
who have been working on the mys-
terious case OF Albert French. found
dead In the alley back OF the Central
meat market early Sunday morning
have discovered new evidence which
they believe. will establish beyond
question that Frenchs death was
purely accidental They are not al
liberty es yet TO disclose this informa.
ton. but are confident that II is au.
thentic.
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DEAD MAN" RETURNS.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. June a.
Martin Coins. Lansing aeronaut. re-
ported killed In balloon accident I'm
Madison. Wis. came TO Battle Creek
yesterday and walked along a main
street. One by one acquaintances and
friends saw him and we're stricken
dumb until he explained that his ASSOC
ciate. James McCherry. was killed and
not he.
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Members OF the Young Women's
Christian association will give their
annual excursion to Grace cottage.
Lake Orion. next Saturday. the cars
leaving Griswold and Congress-sts. at
$3.50 o'clock in the morning and re-
turning, leave Lake Orion at 8 O'Clock
in the evening. This excursion is for
members only.
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hAckLEY is IMPROVING.

MUSHROOM. Mich. June 4.--Chas.
NJ Hackley has SO far recovered from
the effects OF his injuries received by
dynamite explosion that the attend.
ing physicians have sanctioned his re-
moval from the hospital to HIS home.
Considerable facility has already been
acquired by Mr.. Hackley In using his
sense OF hearing to serve him where
he formerly depended on his eyes.
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Letter Gets MARRIAGE License.

WASHINGTON. June 4.-Joseph
Letter. accompanied by Miss Emelie
Juliette Williams, his fiancee. appeared
at the city hall this morning to OBJ
tain a marriage license. He gave his
age as 80 and Miss Williams as 20.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev Edward l.. Buckley. assistant pas
tor Of St Matthew's Roman Catholic
church
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FLASHED BY WIRE

CHICAGO. June 4.-Chas. p. Taft,
OF Washington. brother OF VIM. II.
Taft. the candidate for whose claims
OF nomination on the first ballot are
being made. arrived here today TO look
after the Taft interests. He admitted
that such was his mission, but declined
to particularize.
NEW YORK. June AIRS. Richard
Croker and her daughter Ethel were
among the passengers on the Cunard
liner Mauretania when she sailed to-
day. 1t was reported that Mrs. Croker
was sailing 10 join her husband. and
would remain abroad all summer
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NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK. June Am irregular
tendency was shown at the Metal eN-
change today though little or no bust
ness was transacted Tin was slightly
lower for spot ana nearby deliveries
Lead strong at an Improvement OF &c.
Lake. l2s4 q sc. electrolytic, 1911 q 3. g;
castings. 12as n Il spelter. s.. n So,
lead. 81 g. u n 42ia Tin. s2S.+0 q eS15
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BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currle & Co.'S copper letter
June I. 1905
Opening copper cable: Spot f5s IS
cd. up IS. futures f5s los, up IS Cd.
The coppers opened quiet this morn
ing and shortly afterwards began 10
show a weak tendency under the In
fiuence OF point decline in Amalga-
mated In the New York market This
was reflected. however. only in a few
OF the more prominent issues. the gem
eral list receiving too little attention
TO cause any noteworthy price changes.
Mohawk was of to SO. North Butte
lost point. Anaconda 81 and Copper
Range half point. There was no
news and az the noon hour the market
was dull and without feature. Open
Ing copper cable was 5s higher.
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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

Y Furnished by Cameron Currie n Co
Amalgamated, 5.40s. As. 10. Anc. 10
Are 100, Ariz. Com i40; ,Ath 155 II G,
'2s; * g.. 400: Bu. $50, q "A. 3ls:
$50; Pr. SIS. Or 14O. q G G. 1855. lis,
80 Mex. 1875, Mich. 20 Mob 1916; New.
10. y H. 1898; . -. $50: . G. so Csc
90: shan. T55 Tam. 81. Trim. 40: u 8
X. pf, 20 Utah Cons. los: Win. 4iO.
WAN lOh
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FiRemsN CLOSE CONVENTION.

LUDINGTON, Mich. June 4.-(Spe-
cial The thirty-fourth annual con-
veniion of the Michigan State Fire.
mems association will close here. to-
day. The session just held has been
the largest in the history of the asso-
citation, nearly 800 delegates being
present. Last night a banquet and
ball were given In honor OF the visit
ors, at Sauble Inn. Hamlin Lake.
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shRINeRs END BUSINESS.

CALUMET. Mich, June 4.-tSpe-
cial. Work in connection with the
midsummer ceremonial session of All
med temple. Mystic Shrine, was con.
cluded last night, Today is being
spent In visiting many mobiles and
ladies being here.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. June 4--Business Il
the opening OF the cotton market was
quite duh. The undertone was easy at
decline OF one TO seven points or
fetal warnings for floods in Mississip-
pi valley tended 10 stitren late deliver
les tier the call.
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documents in the case and on his re-
port deliver Nov. p. 1908. the min
lister of justice agreed to submit an
appeal to judicial commission, He
was triumphantly indicated. Drey-
fus was restored to his command. but
resigned three years ago and was
granted a pension Of S415 per year
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AlLEGAN EDITOR WEBS.

ALLEGAN. Mich, June 4.-Edwy c.
Reid aged 65. the editor Of the Allie
gan Gazette, and Miss Mary Rutgers,
OF Mill Grove. were married in Chi
cago Mr.. and Mrs Reid are ex-
pected home In a few days
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better The market as whole was
fairly active.
Apple.-Faney. ss.5OG45o; common.
1880 per Dbl
cries. CSC: hrsts. 2ic: crooks, lsc, pack
ing stock. Ice per ID.
Cabbage-New. 81. so per crate.
CaulInower-Caiiior $3.50. per
CeIery-slo0 per doz
Ch-cse-Michigan full cream. new.
i2s; LipbuTgsr; new: l is ns oid; lie:
Observation-Disclosures, $500 per box:
Cone~--Packase coffee. i47S 0iSas
Dressed CaIves-Fancy. s1shc; COM
mon. sac per 10.
EGGs-Michigan current receipts.
Fioar-Miehisan patent, n wood.
:assss:: ei fSono iso e per Dbl b. straight
eos.:: cd1n meal G! : s,an .sa 90;
%.SSallns:: $40 per ton. W. An'
per doz; cucumbsrs. 5Oq75c per doz;
Dor box: sssaEsisy. ,sse per To- wa va
peas, $3.50 sack; wax beans. slI5M2
per box: green beans. 81. so per hamper.
Gooseberries-s3.0 90 per bu.
Hnrd'vare-wire na,is. $40: base
oarbsd wire. $3.50 No anneaied wire.
so s per nft oa .e eefH sS s"s .sS
50 and s per cent on: poultry netting.
after weavins. 81 per cent on: wire
on; round and corrugated conductor
pipe. Is and per cent on
Honcy-FAncy white. i;0lsc: amber.
Hickory NutD-g1 par 6U
fcilowing. prices for now baied hay In
s SIS ot no sii Hio e glover t'm %sss
$l2. rye straw. S. wheat and oat
straw. s. ton. in car lots.
SIC: !, green. sne; green nS: NO &c: i tip
green: No; !; SSss; so; III Stse;
s s1.sn sasss No. ,Js Nc No per 'f Is
horse hides. No. /, q; No. z. 81: sheep.
skins: AZ 70 yOei sseoEI;
Lemon.-Caiifornia - $3.50 per box.
Maple SuGar-New. pure. tsc per ID.
Meions-Rocky Fords. s595.5o per
case.
Mushrooms-soc per ID.
O.soss-So q 75c per ou; Texas. u.so
G1;so per eu; Spanish. ;i:'s S crate ~,
In 10 days; diamond headlight kero-
ssns- shc;. turpentine. In barrel lots.
fic per Ral
.or.nss.-caiifornia navels. $3.50
a75 per box
PineappIe.-Florida. ,25oQs5o; Gu
bans. s275q3.
Pop Corn-Earr. IL 62c per 10.
Potatoes-Car iots e. o. b. Detroit.
so n SIC per blu: new Bermudas. <l.75
per bu: Floridas. S12s per bu; Texas
TrIumphs. Sl.10 per bu.
Pouitry-Hens. i14ilhc; chickens.
IL q IL nc; broilers. csc; geese. s0i0c.
ducks. isq14c; turkeys. 1l915c.
Professionalism pork. $3.50: family
pork tl7Tl75O. light, clear, $500;
heavy. 1855 smoked hame. IL Oil a C:
dry salted briskets, sh a &c: shoulders
Sisc; picnic hams. 7Ac: bacon, IL " q
12c. lard. in tierces. SIC; kettle rend-
cred. l0hc per III.
strnwberries--2+-q t. cases. SiM 40
32-at. cases. $3.50; Michigan is-qt. cases
sl1502.0O.
:, sweet rcssss,,o-.-r'iino''. 'a0a.'s per
suasr-Crystai dorninces ss0: eagle
tables. s125. cut loaf 1915: cubes
y6tg; xxx powdered. s6.15: granu-
lated. extra coarse, S. IS: graduated. In
bulk. $50. granulated In 25-lb cotton
bags $3.50: Michigan granuiated. IS SIS:
confectioners' A, $40; No. ]. s5.15; No
i5ee; No. 8. 1855: No. I. $3.50: No. 5,
1873 No 9. $40; No. 10. $685.; No. II.
IS 80; No. IL. y525; No. IL, s5.2s: No.
IL, $500: No. Is. Sc 30 per 100 lbs
Tomatoes-Texas, f2d225 per bas-
Laf 10
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Quotations furnished by Cameron
Currie & Co. New IS reg. 1881 a 1903 !.
new IS coup, l03a. new 30 reg, l0l q
l0l II new Sc coup. l0l Il l0l L new
As reg. l20ls q 1914. new Is coup. i2e
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A man seldom realizes what II is
TO be disappointed in love until after
he Is led to the altar by the woman
of his choice.
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening by sadleP,
RsYtck q Co.. Com mtssion M~r~harts

EAST BUFFALD. June 4.-Cattle--
Receipts. IS head. quiet. steady. Veals
Receipts. $500 head: slow. lambs. 10c
lower; sheep. steady, lambs, s5.25g
$50; yearlings. s. q 8 So sheep. s2.15 o
40 Hogs-Receipts. 3400 head, fair
~ active. 54l0c lower; workers. IS so
heavies, s5.7oa5.s0; roughs. s450p
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @. Gorton, iti3 Majestic bldg.
June T. 1905.
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John Hank, a. year. oid.~n carpenter.
"a, ian af M. 2Is ~. Antoine-st.. wns
struck by car at Hastings,st. and
Gratiot-ave. at 1.30 o'clock Thur sslcy
morning and escaped with a sJalp
wound and decoration OF the lip
He was taken TO West Side hospital
In Detroit ambulance and was later
removed to his home
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| L
market opened irregular. with the ma
jority of shares lower. St. Paul was
down IS Atchison IS, Northern Paci-
fic y. Louisville & Nashville IL. Read
! ing and Southern Pacific "a. Anaconda
| q and Amalgamated Copper and Steel
common "a. Great Northern preferred
was unchanged and Erie common was
up 81. Union Pacific. which was not
traded in at all during the first five
minutes opened at las. a loss Of q
The market as a whole showed a re.
covery by the end OF 10 minutes.
There was the same irregularity In
the stock market during the first hour
that characterized the curly trading
on Wednesday, the opening being gen
orally TO lower prices and after the
rally a supply OF stocks caused re-
action on which declines OF over one
point were sustained In nearly all the
active issues. Prices at the end OF
the first hour ranged about that
amount lower than Wednesdays clos
ing figures Union Pacific held its po-
sition as usual OF market leader and
was followed by the rest OF the list.
Arbitrage brokers were as important
In causing the reaction in Union Pc
cific as they have been in forcing the
advance! Room traders generally
Joined in the selling and offered the
stock freely after 1t sold below las.
There was an absence Of the usual
support, the interests in control OF the
manipulation apparently letting the
stock take care Of itself.
Steel common was weak and had a
depressing influence on other issues.
Reading was also heavy and after an
advance OF nearly one point declined
steadily through the rest OF the hour.
There was little business except in
Steel common coming from outside
sources other than London transac.
lions in Union Pacific, and as a result
there were hardly half dozen stocks
on the floor in which the trading was
large enough TO be worth noting, the
majority OF the list being neglected.
Government bonds were unchanged:
other bonds irregular.
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PRODUCE

Receipts OF strawberries were light
this morning. and prices were sharply
higher Arrivals OF Michigan berries
are increasing right along and the
quality Is improving Cherries end
gooseberries were lower on light de-
mand. Butter and eggs were steady TO
firm. Receipts OF poultry were again
liberal but the demand was equal 10
the supply Old potatoes are getting
scarce. and prices are doing a little
better The market as whole was
fairly active
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AND FINANCE

Receipts In the Detroit market IN
cars OF wheat and I OF corn With
dTawals were zoo bbls OF flour Stocks
are 141.525 bu OF wheat. s0.Sl2 ou or
corn. 29,30s bu OF oats and ll439 bu
OF rye.
Northwestern wheat Erceipts Thurs
day, l34 ears, year ago, 25j cars
Wheat receipts at st Louis 2li0V9
bu, year ago. Is. 600 bu7
Whept IA Liverpool closed, \ u I'd
lower And corn unchanged
- Wheat receipts primary Potltss
Thursday, 100000 bu, year ago. $4,000
bu
Exports OF wheat and four Thursday,
~ 900 bu
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MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. June Cattle
Receipts. SO head trade light. steady.
Veals-Receipts. $50 head; market
slow; steady at SCOTS Sheep and
la mbs-Receipts. 5000 head: market
slow. lambs l5c lower: lambs. s546:
yearlings. s5U5.35: sheep S2.75 q 5.
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50 head. market
fairly active. l0@l5c lower; yonkers
$3.50 q SIS. pigs IS q Sis; mixed and
heavy. IS. "a SIS; roughs, sf60Q4s5,
stays. s3.75Q4
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. June Hog
$4,000. market slow. unchanged: bulk.
IS 40 a $50. light. s5.10g550. mixed.
s5i5 q 5.55. heavies. 1906 u - 521
$50 good to choice heavy SOD
552is pigs, s4.25q5.l0. Cattie-Re-
ceipts, $500; market strong; beeves.
$3.50 q I so; Texas steers. fa70l5.e5:
western steers. s4.65q6; stockers and
feeders, 81 sos; cows and heifers.
s.. 30 a go calves. $475m6.25. Sheep
Receipts, 1900. market. weak to loo
lower. native and western. 3S.1b44.90 &;
yearlings si.60q $50. lambs. native and
western. $4u6l5
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. June 4-Wheat opened
easy and declined :. a c. under yestcr-
day. being Influenced by the weak Liv-
erpool cables and bearish Ohio state
report. Foreign markets were lower
except Budapest, which Is up LIS on
drought In Hungary Opening prices:
Wheat--July. 81 10 90ss. corn. July.
e9A. 10 y oats. July. A. Pork-Sep-
TENDER. sl402is lard. July. ss.57ig TO
$3.50 ribs. September. $40 10 s7.T2ia
According TO the Market Record the
condition OF wheat in the three north-
western states is above par. Wig l02
Minnesota. los North Dakota. and lOi
South Dakota. This was the leading
bear news OF the day and caused re-
newed and persistent selling late.
These conditions Indicate a crop OF
sI5.o00. 0OO bushels Tor the three states
compared with l552lO000 last year
Wheat closed with losses Of - m2i. C;
corn was or sole and oats show I'll
declines OF :. tic and provisions were
pa nc lower Closing prices;
Wkeat-July. ss's corn July ssS bid,
oats. July. 46is Pork-July S3.6T = /,
lard. July. ss.52ia Q55; ribs. July s7i5.
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j. P. CON T|NUEs
MARKET LEADER.
AaetTRAoE BROKERS IMPORTANT
IN CAUSING REAcTIoN-sTE
COMMON WAS WEAK.
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Pnrdoned by Loubrt.

Dreyfus was pardoned by President
Loubct and the French chamber OF
deputies-but he appealed. In 1908 the
French minister OF war examined the
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DREYFUS;
EIGHTY ARRESTED
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aid lean OF IL. they were not per
United TO make a demonstration and
President Fallieres calmly reviewed
the troops which was part OF the cere
mony OF The day.