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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

OMAHA GENERAL BARkETs.
Of Trade and auSLst items on
Staple and FRRcy Prodnoe.

BUTTER-CreEmery, No. delivered 70
retGL trace IN cartons, nc, NO. ], n 9Th.
2 in S-Ib. tubs, 2USgo. No. : in s-lb. tubi.
nc No. . in l-ib. cartons, &c, No. J. in
carload lots, 2se; No. : in carload lots
lsQls1Fc' country, tRncy, Tubs, He. com
BeGs-Fresh cEndleo. lsc per dozen.
CHEEEE-FInest Wisconsin fun cream.
twins. l4l4c; young Americas. 8 IN hoop.
lbc; fEvurits. > IN hoop, lb1pc; daiFies, 2 IN
hoop, 151Fc cream brick. tun case, lsn
halt case, 1S%Cs half dozen bricks, 1ac. No
quotations on Swiss nor ltmberTer mil
after October.
nc; No. ; rih. &c; No. J loin, lss. No. :
luin, 10 No. 3 lein, &c, No. 2 chuck S-fc;
No chuck 4SS' No cnuek 4c' NJ
61zc; No. ! plate, gxc. No. . plEte, sH-,
VBGETABLEs- Csl-rs. MhutarEn. per
COZ, bc. Beans, new wax Eno spring. one
third bu basket, ABJ. ma ~. pei pu, No J.
sic, lima, 6l3c per u. Cabbage, e pei ID
pen 4bAshet CRAZE. sOe. wRtermsluns. 2Sg
s0c- cBnLhlopsE, California. G.b0q4-N per
crate. AEparAsnL pei doz 4ge Snelms
pei crate Texas yellow, AZ per crAus
Mushrooms, cultivated, per H., bBc. Let
tuee per ooz. &c Peppers. southern. =
FRESH FRUITs-Appies. = Sg8@ per
bu. box Lemons, A.btqt.0A oranges. A0b
Q0.Bu Bananas, sc per u, fIumk, As pe-
EbaEkei crate. Peaches. California 70qSJe
pei boa Texas. 4DaEKst crate, bJ9fBc.
FcHrk, t.Bb PEI A-bakket crate Elackpe1-
rieE. 40 per CRATE hGEpberrleE. A-u per
crate. Cherries, an, G~urrAnuE, Sz.h per
crate. GOuseberrleE. S@W per crate.
sIGAE-COsrse graduated bhc line
erauu4ated, s70c; cU0eE. SBNs powdered,
b.5Jc pei IN.
DREssED FoULTRf-squAsk Is
per dozen.
LNE POULTRE-BenE &c. springs, s1Tc,
r~OuEterE, Dc ducks, young. ~; Old. 91sci
seess, ~, rurEeEE, lsc. pigeons. Ee pei
dozen, EuuaDk- E@-00 per Queen.
DRlED FRCITS-REiEinE. loose MuEDAteL.
GAac, fancy seeded, lib. carton. 1Oc. Cur
rants. unclaimed, t4c; cleaned 80; carton.
DC per il. Prunes, 40ab0o pei Back IA
per u. ApricOtE. &-lb. boxes, Sc per 10
Peaches, California choice, &c fancy boxes,
lie per 10. Pears. California, lie Dates,
Persian, Bhc Figs, layers, choice 10hG
Citron, 16Hac. Lemon peel Lac Orange
peel lie.
FIsH-HElibut Sc. trout. 14r. piokersl. lc,
piks. 14c; buuhsEoE, sktnnsn and dressed,
13c- white perch. s. whine bass. lie, black
LAS. &c crapplss. BL, white fish IL
REQ snapper. lac. founders. lzCs mEnkersl,
lie, Goldfish, fresh fru1en, lar EhAd roe, 4bc.
smeliE lac; frog legs Sbc; green sea turtls
meat &c catfish, AbC, eel, per H. lhc,
H1DES%9uutEluuB by J q smith a. Co
Green sailed Au. J. l1cs 10. . Sc bun
hides. No. J. s.; No. 2 q; h0rns hioeH
$50. sheep pelIs. &c 10 Uba; dTy peltE. lbc
10 Lc per III. airy flint butcher moeG, Nci
dry fallen hioeG nc; dry saltse hioss Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

no . vhft Ulr Drrember &Hdnitc
MHv Ulsc
FIoTE-si rsdF- red winter patents So
nsE erfrH fancy and EtrHiEf- G-HU4-H.
clears. EI.n.tu.
EEED-Tfmutrv lover. &WncID
ruRNMEAL-Sfehdr. EN
ERAN-Fi-m. sacked eHst traCk N.Wsg
rH2
HAT-Tnchaurr6 umuthv new H0Hp
La u- prairie 81 aFl.an
IRON COTTON T1Bs-Em
EAEGTEG-Ft
HEMP TW1NH[I
PRuNIETuN-PUEkI&rsHrT 1nnnlnE
S-sa. lH-d. EeadE uriuR fteEm @tpnt&
CRY salt meats reEdr we extra Hhurts
t8.a1n. Clesr ribs. E.EA short clears Eo-Wn,
harur. steady huNed eTtrn short tlh.laY
clear rflF CN q. short clears u0ET1
PUTL-ET-nuU. rEicEeuE erc- springs
Eslrc. rurkpvt. 14r. CurEE. 20 =. geese. Dc
ET-TTFE-S-pnCV. creamery. Nu@3c.
EGGE-Sleady. DEC cEEe count
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

st. LOUIS. Sept l-CATTLE-ReceipuE
Z SOC head. including S.A8 Texans. Market
steady 10 strong native shipping sno eX-
pur1 steers, N.1bMtRo dressed beei ana
butcher steers. $500 90. steers under
loo lbs. Sa.B0G65O; stockerf ana feeders
fS.O1d sN. COVE and htifers &EsGbOG can
ua-s - Wf72 * huUE. s. ThG4Eb. calves.
EAOld-R %. TeNunp and Indian steers. & IBn
as COWS Hnd helferE. N.60dstN
HOGE-RecBipts $50 head; market 100
1SC lower: pix and lights. ss.5O6s.S0.
packers. s6.6e06H. butchers and best hsByH.
S.Sud1 10.
EHEEP AND IAMRE-ReueiutE b.S0
head; market steady to strong; native mut-
tons. Sc. aAd s.2a. lambs. &.51DBM cuIlE and
bucks. SS.a5Gs.OO; stockers. &.5005.OO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

NEW YORK. Sept 1-METALS-There
tin market todHy, spot closing a El31 and
futures st AZ LIS Locally the market
per declined Jos In London 10 Ee9 12s s.
for spot Hud 4 6 e for futures. The local
market was quiet with lake quoted a.
so ET-vGlS -. eIecrTofytiC al Ea50uI S 6oLr.
and casting al 8Ss5dl&S-l1 LREd was
higher IN London. closing 81 El3 As %.
Locally the market was quiet and uu-
changed at &-57l-64 6gz SpeltEr advanced
10 els Is Sc IN L1nduu. Bor6I'y the mar
Eet was STEADY at - NOAH Iron was
lower in the English market, with slEudErd
foundry quoted al Us and Cleveland w6r-
rants al SIS. No. foundry. SIC 500 T.
Nc 2 H6 .0Ed16 IL Ne ] southern and No
southern soft. l65G1-6
All Al Hsgls spglter. firm az f9ET.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
Phnad~IphIa Produce Markrt.

PHILADELPHIA Sept L-BTTTEE-
STEADY fair demand. extra western cream
cry. .5A4C. nearby prIutE &c
EGGE-FiTm- IL higher PENNSYLVANIA
and other nearby firsts. 2GL, Al mark
current receipts In returuEble cases. -2C
al marx. western firsrs. -SC, a. marx
current receilts &c at man
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

SAVANNAH. Ca, sept l-OIL-Tur-
psurine. E1s0S6c.
ROEIN-Firm- A. r. r.. E.FC i, E.#. 2
sl.6adZ e.. r. soRWoE@4 6 S2ET.ETH. u.
E2Ed34C- T. $3.50 h. $40. n A.50; ". 6.
s. 80: w. "a. gs.I5-
OIL CITY. Pa. Sept. 1-CTedlr balances
NT. Runs. 18-HA bbls average, EIEib
bbls shipments, 1857 5hls.- average.
Isl a. bblE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

NEW YORK. scuf 1-MoNET-on cau
easy 1G1a per rcrf. ruling rate. 7 per
cent. closing hid. Z Der cent offered OF !
per cent Time loans. very duu Bnd sieHoE.
SIXTY dEFE. e Der cent NINETY dHvs. 2anA
per cent. six mcuths a. per cent.
urr cent
STERLING NCHANGE-stendv With
actual business b. hhnkHrE hilE 81 N.kt9aT
4bE fuT EiEtr dHv bills. and 81 - E50 fur
demand Commercial bills AEAhAN
METALS-BHr silver. TAers MenicHn
dollars. &C..
firm
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

HDSS-HoEE sold about 1ec lover tins
morning though possibly some Of the best
selected lots were not quite That much OF.
The trade was reasonably active Al the
decline. 20 thai desirRhls lots for the most
pan changed hands early IN the murntnE
some Of the ummon and inferior grades
we're hard 10 move. no one seeming 10 b-
very anxious for off lots. The hogs sold
pretty largely 81 . sGa6G Es against S6.br
Q660 The top TODAY wac . which was
only D lower than the TOP yesterday. To
GAY = Decline wipes out the advance Of
yesterday, leaving the market about where
1 was 81 the close Of last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
stou1 civ 1--we Ktock MnrErt.

SIOUX CITY. Sept Special Teie-
gram -HOGS-Receipts S0D head market
Zoe lower: range. s6.SDQ6Eo, bulk. E.ss
OF d.
CATTLE-Rscsipts. 1.MO head market
steady. heeveB. &.5005.0e. Cows and heiferE.
s. NC o.: feeders. S.HN4.m. calves and
yearlinEs. s.. T50Gb0.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
AvaIInsI@ supplies 81 Grain.

NEW YORK SEPT Special csDie ans
teieErBpnic communications received hr
BrhdstToetE SHOW the following changes IN
aTHiiHble supplies, a. cumpHreu WIN pre-
NiouE accounts Available 81 pleE.
Wheat. United 6GIes, east % Rockies.
decreased. 10A or bu.- EHuHda CEcrrH ed.
H.0G hU-s totaI Tinted STATES and ana
decreased liz. nN hu-. EnoHr TnT and ~
Europe. IucrsuEtd- ..sBI8N bLs rufsl Amer
IcEn End European supply increased. .
Th.nn Corn Tinted States and CEuadH.
Increased f2IH0 hu. Data. United states
and Canada. Increased. @6anN9 Thr Lad
ing Cerr,sEtr ana increaEfr rpuorr Cd flds
Week follows DecrgHses- 1Ewr0uH. 81
90 bu Pert Worth. 1sGOb hu Omaha
Ii .0B bu NCwpurI NeWE. II $50 bu..
NEEhvI De-. 6sHB bu. Increases Mime
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NARNEI
Cattle steady-HoEs rive 10 Tee
Nrnta LnMrr@sheeR SteaaH.

CHICAGO sept 1-CATTLE-Beceirts.
sFtfmsted about eco head. market
steady: steers faSBHTEn. COWS $500
RsF heifers. tSOe@6Tbs bulls SGTm
sec. calves. tS.eO@T-b0 EtoCkers and
feeders. 26O6 so.
HCrGS-ReCeipts. estimated about l2-ttO
bead market. SO lNc lower choice heHNg
shipping t6pe@ I0ni butchers, SteeQ
&c @ see. mixed packing. t6..sWt1hs
riEF tgrR@EgF. hulk Of sales. t6.hom t-ke
EHFFP AND LAMBS-Receipts. est-
mated about IS. geo head market for sheep
STEADY. lambs. 100 lac lover; sheen tNkn
Ma6t. IBmuF. SgT5@ soc yBRrltugs fASb
q a ST
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
Coffee market.

NEW YORK Sept l-COFFEE-Msr-
ke1 closed STEADY. neI unchanged 10 7
points higher. sales were repuTtEc q
81 GOO bags including September, bee
December BbBc Ms'ch, bb5@ b60C- MAY
$500 8 65C. spot quiet, Rio No ? sc
SHnroE No 4 6Ac1 mild. GAIL Coro0Fa
81
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
GRAlA AND PRODUCE NAREEI
SErlt Of Strong and Persistent Buying
Is Manifested
INDUCED 81 BETTER CABLES
Aahrrsi Oountry Receipts Are BesnE
Easily HEndhea ~ m UrRrnt
,nzh Demana Despite slew
sale Of Whena-
81 BETTER CABLES

OMAHA. Sept J. usK.
y spLu a. strong and persistent buTtnr
lr0uced by better tAblHs and expected
snup ? huliiEh report on wheat. and e.
pfEaly or corn and oats.
Lluera4 CuuutrT receipts are being easily
handed uT m urgent cash demand not
N~ihsihndtnE Wheat be perhaps . slow sale
~ the advance.
Wheat was I'D from the start. with buy
INK general on bulIiEh reports on the
UurldE visible supply. mace by EEperl
snow g report Cash wheat was somewhat
Frucr. with buyers backward ON the adj
Hnce. September wheat opened 81 A-sc
snd closed al esc.
Corn opened sharply higher. with values
n1wuinE the mark Of the senEon.
EXDu Shows report helped the mbrke'
ano was the principal cause Of loosy
B4lrc.
September corn opened al nc and closed
a. 7yi.c
Local range n options
-t-. - 1rt-A - T7-sn Yes dv
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
- nd MnIne.r..

NEW YORK. sept l-ELGAE-RaV
uuiet. fair refining AAE. centrifugal. 81
test asc molsEseE sugar. 51Bc. Refined
uuiet crushed iDci powdered b1hC. gran
ulalsd. bgc-
MnIAEEES-nuM
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

LIVERPOOL. SepL hEWHEAT-6pol
quiet No. . req western winter, = Sd
futures. barely STEADY SeplembErs e Sd
DecembEr, - I'D
CoRN-Spu1. steady. American mKed. =
a. futures quists Ssptembsr. Sc s-sdi 0CtO-
Der. - sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
81. J.seph live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH. Sept l-CATTLE-RR-
ceiptK. $500 head; market steady; steers,
1A00dT.3; COWS and hsifers, S2.BQ6Ii,
calves. S2B00S-5N.
HOG-ReceiptE, u5n head: market Ice
fuvsr: top, sass. bulk Of sales, IS 606b.
EHETP AND LAMBS-Reueipts. aMB
head market steady; lambs, G.25GS.Sb.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
RI nrnrinn


OMAHA. Sept. Bans cisArinEE for -
dEF were E.5&AlM and for the currsE,
pondmE dEis last year "a ass
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

PEORIA. III. sept - CORN 80
Higher. Eo 2 "a EA6EE M q gel
.lDN E.dEr No. q Sc No q W.dkc;
no ErHde Co.
o~ATE-LrWr-. Standard So Nh Whrs
FeA95z 10 8 whle SO. No I WM-l so
ragc
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
Gel MErkeL.

ST LDEAh. sep Nv us eaCF.
medium Craurs. cambluE enc clothing ~
a2hr hight FINE le6lslsc heaU fine. 10
12c; lub washed @sg.Ic.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
Minimum temperature for tWslve-houf
period enuiug a. . 4. M
ATER aGTE
AVERAGES

The weather rs decidedly cooler Through
out The corn and wheat gao Shower
occurred IN all except the Columbus an.
Louisville districts
! A WELSH Local Fore1Esasr.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

NHEAT-No. . hard, Spzn9I1sr. No. 3
hard. s9Nsec. NO. 9 hard. EnSbc- No. .
spring. g-dg5c. no grace. 7bC.
tEOEN-Nn. . nc: M. Z, 72&p Or No
& ILNIc1zc, NO. e yellow, 7Ssd7S4c, No.
8 white. T3C.
-OATs-No. 3 yellow. zSr. No. 3 white,
EA6fsc, No 4 white. 1s6f72c, standard,
So.
RYE-No. . 7d7Sc. Nc. O. 1a0c-
-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

SlLNhH-BBT Btebuy a. &54so per ounce.
MONEY per cent
The rate q discount in the open market
for short bills iE J 7-lBQIL per cent. for
Jhres months bills, 1n1n 1-l6 per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

N~AEHINGDON. sep To-Day STATE
mEUr ~ the treasury alliances ~ rus Ken
eraf fuud- tNCiuEiFs o. the 900 Eul5
rus-rNG shows AFEilHhls cash balahc-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
ssfuHeapons Grufn market.

MINNEAPOLIS Sept 1[WFEEAT-Ssp-
tsmoer A7sa beetlnhei #sas
northern GMh No 2 northern gsc 10. Q
northern @6a7C-
FBOLR-FrE patents 665'5 second
uaieutG. S5-5fdSS fHrEf- clhaFK. 80 a..
second clears. s. 5snalSl
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

WASHINGTON. Sept The monthly,
statement Of the public deht shows. AT the
close Of business August 81, 1913. the debt
less cash in the treasury. amounted TO EBSa.-
Ss6. 81, which is an increase for the month
Of sb.076 765. The debt is recspitulBted ar
follows.
Interest bearing debt .-.-.....--.-.t So. so, 80
Debt or which interest has ceased
since maturity -...-.--..--.. 8.B67. 65
Debt bearing DO interest .......... 4uZ. 4B5.1l0
Totsl. ........- ......-...N .3B ZIG -2e
This amount however. does not include
A.SS1.l .S6s in certificates ana treasury
notes outstanding. which are offset by an
equal amount OF cash held in the treasury
for their exemption.
The cash in the treasury Is classified a.
l1ollOWE.
Gold reserve fund .-.-.---4 III. 90.Ge1
Trust fund l.S3O. III. R6g
General fund -....-.-...... I7B.B9e .5S9
In national bank Repositories . 12k. gJ7 S4S
In Philippine treasury ....-..-.... 645b.226
l-shA
Against which-tnere are the demand Ia
bilities outstanding amounting 10 A44b.55l-
$50, which leaves q chEh balance on hand OF
ss3s. 91.12B.
For August the t&1sl reeefpts from all
sources were S45.2 81. ana expenditures
AA, BOB. 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

KANSAS CITY. No. sept WHEAT
Unchanged 10 1c higher; September. $40
December, ssEC; May, ss1sc; Cash, No. 2
hard GQs5c; No. 3 hard, ssQ8Jlac5 No. .
red ssasaC. No. 3 RED, 8BnH7c.
C~0RN-One-hEn 10 1c higher September.
nc; December, 5sc; NAY, 5s1er, cash, No .
mixed, 1Slzc, No. g mixed. T2C. No. . white,
7s4sci No. q white, E.a7SaC-
OATS-UnChEuEsd3 No = white, fEd50C,
No. 3 mixed. &c
REE-76GSoc
HAY-Stezuy- choice timothy, Gs.sId1680
choice prairie, s. 15dA.Ra
BUTTER-stsAdy; creamery, sSc' pack
iuE stock. 16c-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

Fu- the rventy-four hours ending al .
p. IN, T5th meridian time, TUESDAY, Sep
L. 1908
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
Killing oattl, Of AL Kinds Fully
Steady to Strong
HOGS GEL BACKsET OF Ten CENTS
SheeE sns Lambs IN VerE LarEs Re-
cefpt fer the Week. With Prices
eak ~ Mcnaay's late
Close.

The following table shows the rhcelpth %
cattle. hogs and sheep a. South lEahns
for the year 10 DATE. compared win Jas
year. 1sk. 1877 Inc AtS
cattle SO ~. -2ATgA .....- A&-en-
HuEE . l.R.A,sN lTas 40 B.sl -
Sheep ...--.-lU-I7E 1.H52s51 --.. @-@ff
The following table shows the average
price o. hogs ct South Omaha fur the lbkl
several GAYS. with comparisons
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
Minimum temperature. ... s. o g. s.
Prarfnit aim -----.-. % n -W %

Normal temperature for today, j dgsrees
Deficiency in precipitation since March !
.l6 Of al inch
Deficiency corresponding period IN 1897
bE inches.
Deficiency corresponding period IN 1906
800 inches.
J. A MELsH. Local FnrecssLer-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN Belt
Fair and Also Warmer for WedBes-
day, says the Prophet

The high pressure noted over the west in
the preceding report has spread eastward
over The central valleys Bno now OVerltes
the entire central and western portions u
fne country. with is Crest OVER Wyoming
A Fery decided fan ia temperature &c
oompAulsd the increased pressure Hnu os-
Cidedly cooler weather prevails TINS Morn
ing from the Rocky mountains east over
the central valleys 10 the lake region.
Light frost iE again reported IN northern
Wyoming. The weather rs generally clear
except IN the southwest, ana
viii be fair IN TINS vicinity uuiEh and
Wednesday. with warmer v ednesdsy.
Omahh record OF Temperature and pre-
ctpitation compared with the corresponding
cay Of the last three years
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

On the Prpdnct exchange TO-DAY the but
rar market WAS steady creEmerles R-E4
aa aasrieE. 17H9bc- EEEE EteadFs 81
80 Nsra mcluded 1aNltc- ftrEtk- he,
- nrEs.4E Cheese. s1eadE- ulsn Ac
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

The official number % cars Of STOCK
brought in today by each road vas.
lHrtLn EnEs Ehenn Z q
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

81 LOUIS. Sep L-WEEAT-HiEheT
f~ark No. f. red CHsr. ST4c. No /. hard
gscaS1 y. nenemhff. ~ NHT So
c0EN-HiEher- trHnk Nc . rEEh- -ac,
NJ : white. 81 Deceuher ST. MAJ.
EHE
oATs-Hshef, rrauk 80 : rlsn AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-02

BOSTON. Sept Mooney. call loans. "a
3 per cent. time loans. gis@4 ucr cent
Closing quotations OF stocks and bonds:
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25
LONG ISLAND
ECONOMY RUN

New York. Feb. 24.-All is in
readiness for the Lands End to
Lands End mid-winter economy run
of the Long Island Automobile club,
to be held tomorrow. The route is
from Brooklyn to Montauk Point
and return. a distance of PAP miles.
The contest is open to all automo-
bile owners, and the sum OF $500
will be expended for the first prize,
500 for the second, and $50 for the
third.
Every car must carry it's full
quota of passengers, according to
catalogue specifications, the same
to include one observer nominated
by another contestant.
Observers will be assigned. so far
as possible, to cars of corresponding
price. Sealed cans of gasoline and
lubricating oil will be placed in
charge of observers, who will give
the same to the respective drivers
of the cars to which they are as
-'o''~Nf NCAhi BoNAAb Allt tADtHSt al
the following prices: Gasoline. n
gallon, % cents; lubricating oil, a
gallon, 81.
The winner of the test will be the
car which carries its full quota of
passengers from Brooklyn to Mon
tauk and return at the lowest cost
for each person, fuel and oil only
to be considered. A comparison with
railroad rates will be made. There
VIII be no penalties for repairs. re-
placements or adjustments to car or
tires, but contestants must complete
the 242 miles within time limit to
be determined by the committee the
night before the test, after consider
ing telegraphic reports OF the road
conditions.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25
RELENTLESS FATE PURSUES
A YOUTHFUL MURDERER

had resulted from blows given by
Frank Assault.
AS to whether Ferris will apply
for bail. is a matter that has not
been definitely determined by his
friends. number OF whom have
been to consult with Ferris lawyers
in regard to the matter. II is init
mated that no application may be
made for bail, on the ground that
1t might not be safe for Ferris to
be at large in the city. on account
OF the feeling against him on the
part of some OF those who have
striven TO have Assaid's death
avenged. This. however, is simply
an intimation. and there has been
nothing to show that any one CON
nected with the Syrian factions are
not perfectly willing for the law to
take its course.
Ferris is now in the city Jail. II
is expected that the case will be
brought TO trial in the very near flu
ture. and it is expected to be one OF
the most stoutly rought cases on
record in Virginia, as able counsel
have been employed on both sides.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25
DRISCOLL TO FIGHT GRIFFIN.

London, Feb. 24.-Exclusive
sporting circles of the English me-
tropolis are greatly Interested in to-
nights battle between Jem Driscoll.
the famous English featherweight.
and Charley Griffin, the feather
weight champion Of Australia. which
VIII take place before the National
Sporting club Of London tonight.
The battle is scheduled to go 20
rounds. Griffin recently arrived I'm
England in search of a battle and
Driscoll Immediately obliged him.
Driscoll has had several offers to
90 to America and fight Abe AttelI.
II he succeeds I'm defeating the Aus
tralian, he may decide 20 accept the
of Attell.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25
TRIAD or HITCHCOCK.

New York. Feb. 2f-Tho trial of
Raymond Hitchcock. the comedian.
under six indictments charging as
sault upon little girls. ls set for to-
day before Justice Bowling in the
criminal branch Of the supreme
court ~ the actor fails TO appear
his bail of $500. which was fur
nished by Martin Engel will be- for
feied
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25

Iron River, Mich. Feb. 3d.
Many editors are IN attendance to-
day at the mid-w,nter meeting of
the Peninsula Press association.
During the convention the scribes
VIII visit the mines Of the Iron
River district.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25
/ little Lobster salad.

a little Lobster Salad,
TerraDin, and other things,
And in a very little while
A Doctors phone bell rings.
The ierrapin Is on his feet,
The Holsters found his claw,
And Judging from the inner man
Theirs is the "Unwritten Law"
The case is quickly diagnosed
As Inside Information,
On how lobster and terrapin
Can raise so much tarnation.
The trouble found, 81 was the thin
To furnish quick relief,
And the way Of Rydale's Stomach
Tablets accomplished this,
Was Simply beyond belief
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-25
.BURLY BUNCH
OF BLACK BIRDS
WILL BE ON VIEW AT THE
ELKS' OPERA HOUSE NEXT
FRIDAY.

Birds sure enough, but without
any wings, this husky flock are par
ticuulary anxious 70 have the pub
lies assurance that they will not
bring shot guns TO the Opera House
next Friday. They say that usage
has become second nature with
them, and that parsnips, carrots,
onions, taters, cabbages, and other
flowers strike no chord OF fear in
their manly bosoms; i'm fact, in view
OF the present tightness of the
money market such missiles will be
gladly welcomed If brought I'm suf-
ficient quantity. and delivered will;
care at the stage door. Apples and
such like are also fayorite food Of
the birds.
Joking aside, however, the Elks
Mnstrels are working hard to get
up to concert pitch by the appoint
ed hour. If work will do it the
show next Friday is going to be
'buZZer." 1t makes Sam Jolliffe
shift around pretty sharp to get out
Of the way Of the end men when
they make their lightning dashes
across the stage; It is said that Bob
White will inject a new sort Of
creased lightning into their joints
on the night Of the performance.
and II they don't run clear through
the wall into Kelly e. Meyers SC will
only be becau.e the wall is too
strong to be preached.
The Jolline birds are marvellous
stunt artists. to say nothing Of the
Loudest Man and the numerous
other artists on the program.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-17
BABYLON.

I'M going softly all my years In wis
 dom 1T In pain,
 For. oh. the music stlrs my blood as
 once it did before.
 And still hear In Babylon. In Baby
 lon. in Babylon. The dancing feet in Babylon of those who took my floor. I'm going silent all my years. but gar nered in my brain Is that swift wit that used to flash and cut them like a sword. And now bear in Babylon, in Babylon. in Babylon. The foolish tongues in Babylon of those who took my word. I'm going lonely all my days who was the first to crave The second. fierce. unsteady voice that struggled to speak free. And now watch In Babylon, In Babylon. in Babylon. The pallid loves in Babylon of men who once loved me. I'm sleeping early by the flame as ono content and gray. But. oh. dream a dream of dreams be. heath wlntry moon. ! breathe the breath Of Babylon, Of Baby lon. of Babylon. Tho scent of silks In Babylon that float cd to a tune. A band of years has foGgcd me out-an eNiIC's fate Is mine. To sit with mumblIng crones and still a heart that cries with youth. But. oh. to walk in Babylon. In Babylon. in Babylon. The happy streets In Babylon when once the dream was truth. Viola Taylor in Westminster Gazette.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-17

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