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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
FIFTEEN HORSES BURNED.
Disastrous Fire on Miller Brothers
Farm Near StanWood.

stanwood, Nov. e.-Fifteen horses
and more than seventy tons Of hay
were burned up when the Miller Broth
ers. large barn three miles north Of
here was destroyed by fire
The barn caught fire about $3.50
o'clock at night and was SO far gone
when discovered that not even the
horses could be saved. The origin of
the fire is unknown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
HE WAS LICKED BY TAFT.
New Orleans Locksmith Now Happy
He Was Knocked Down Years Ago.

He Was Knocked Down Years Ago.
New Orleans, Nov. 6.-Charles G.
Duble. locksmith, yesterday sent to
President ELECT Taft a telegram. con-
graduating him on his victory and
reminding him that when they at
tended school together in Cincinnati,
young Taft had whipped him in a
square standup fight" Duble was
overjoyed when he received telegram
signed "W. II. Taft" which thanked
him for his congratulations and his re-
minder Of the incident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
Refined SUGAR Reduced.

New York, Nov. s.-All grades of re-
fined sugar were reduced twenty cents
a hundred today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
SUIT TO GUST TRUSTEE.
Brought by Chicago and Milwaukee
Electric Railroad Bond Holder.

Milwaukee, Nov. ga suit to oust
the Western Trust and Savings Bank
of Chicago as trustee of the $10,000.O00
bond issue Of the Chicago and Milwau-
kee Electric railroad company, was be-
gun today by Alexander Beaubien, a
bond holder, who charges that the truss
tees co-operated with the officers Of
the company in watering the COM
pany's bonds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
REVISION DESIRABLE, BUT
Senator AIdrich Doubts Whether Cues
ton Can Be Reached.

ton Can Be Reached.
Washington, Nov. 6-Senator AID
rich, after a visit with the president
today was asked whether tariff revision
would be taken up in the senate at the
coming session He declared it would
be an extremely desirable thing to dc
IL it were possible, but 1t was doubt
full whether the senate could dispose
Of it at this session.
Personally" said Aldrich, II would,
be very glad to see it come''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
CHINESE SHIP SINKS; 200 DEAD.
coastwise Steamer Goes Down But
Junks Save 400 Passengers.

Amoy Nov. 6.-A small steamer, car
rying 600 passengers from Annoy to
Tungan, few miles distant. sank last
evening. Two hundred Of the passen-
gers were drowned. Chinese junks res
cued the others.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06

There will be several candidates for
speaker, among them George c. White,
Guy A. Feely, W. L. Harding, Nels J..
Lee and Paul Stillman. John Sulli-
van of Des Moines, may also be a can
didate. They are all among the ac-
tive young men OF the house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
ILLINOIS is READY.

Will Do Her Part in Construction Of
Deep Waterway.
Chicago, Nov. 6.--That Illinois will
perform her part In tRs construction
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
SOME DIFFERENCE

COME DIFFERENCE
Il makes difference, too, whether
q newspaper is serving a people
who demand all the news Of state
and nation, or whether il gets the
great bulk Of its circulation from
the environs Of large city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-06
T..R.:BULLETIN.

NOI|GEAR| { MEMS 0{ 1ODAi
s, Weather.
Sun rise : ov. at 6:43; sets al
1owa-F tonight and Saturday;
slightly c s>r tonight
South (. ota-F'air tonight and Sat
urday; 4, crate temperature,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-17
YrNGn'S Sarricrc.

Ger Cin5igc Wranl1, mCldcr ncbCll
Gon1ca u. @oriielO ir 0llrd cine cill-
5lNc Ncoe lid) Die Domination iilr 0Cl
SilbrcrpoItcn elmer Der gr0btCn go.
tioncn Der Gr0e gcpunlL, lit WiQium
Servings 9rpon. Sm Sabre 1896
mor'S, bel Der Oenlotrutiihcn Notio.
nol-Gonucntion III Chicago, ais Ser
9rpan, ipcldcr bcrielbcn in icincr
ooppclten Gigcnihoit ais Wtitglic0
Der Trclic mo Gelegnt ocS StuatcS
HcbroSfa b%ciluobntc, bomala Der
SolpiporIcdtcr Der freien Sllbers
@0brun1, ieinc in5miidcn biItorilt)
a%enpr0ene Geoe belt, Die in Den @ors
ten gipicltc: DGu iollit nidt bicle
Gorncnfrone olli Die Stirne Der 9lr.
belt oriiden, 3u iouit niht oie0icnid)'
belt an Gin golocnes 8r0l5 idlagen!"
Mcnige Stunocn ip1tcr mar 9rpon
Der bemofrotilhe Er1ii0cntid)nfts'
Gan0ioot, ebel nod cln pcrbultniS'
mGbig llnbefonntcr, icbt Der SelO
ocs Cages. Seine gl1n5enoe Hbeto'
rif, icine IN nngcrpGbnlifem WaBe
Slpin0cnoc Ycrlonlidfcit botte oieics
@ilnocr geluirft. Sonn begonn Die
beriihnlte Er1liocntldoita-Go
bon 1896, cine ser beiBeItcn Wabl'
ihlod)tcn, Die ie gcidlagen lpnrocn.
Sic Silberplonfe mar Ocr Stein oes
anitoBes fiir 5oblrcid)e Semofrutct,
meldc in bellcn Soilien Die SABINE
9rpon's perlieBen mo Elm cigencS
Sidet, nit Holmer unO 9itdncr an
scr Spitc, auiltclltcn. % tbot @rpoll
cincn 9emoaten, bomols nrerbortcn
Sdritt. Gr nobm sic gauge &crant'
mprtuno ouf Icinc cigenen Shultcrl
unb bcgonn oilf cigcnc 6alllt cine
Gompoeite. hic, luenn audi oes enc.
lihen GriplgeS cutbcbrenb, bod) Die
REMEMBERING uno ad)tlin9 audi iei.
ncr 8cgner berporrici. $4,000 Mei'
len b%urdQuerte er in cinem Spc5iai'
3ugc, an fat ieber Srtid)oit anbof'
teno iino bon oem Sinterperrpn Jet.
mes E~iiQmnn.&ogaons ans cine In'
iprade OH oos Tublifum ridltenb,
IN ocn groBeren StG0tcn marcll
Observation-Disclosures, fir i'm arron'
1irt; Die bier in Baltimore ipllroe III
Der ,2pric" o~bgeboltcn lno iuar 10
sobIrcidb beild)t, ipie liie cine politi'
Idle @criamnlliltg in MurpIano SIT
Dor. Die Gampn9ne itcllte nntiirlid)
fat iibermeniflid)e gnforberltngcil
an icinc pbpiiidcn ntb geiitiaen
ar1ite. Cine ME erlabmenoe arbeits'
frat uno cine ielten sGbe gnergie lieb
i'm oieieIbe obne iihtbare Ginnirfun.
gen iibcriteben. Gr erIitt cine Nie'
ocrlagc, aber in Anbetrad)t ser lin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-17


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-17

tiIdc Gortci 5llllt GrloB zines Sc
icbcS, ollrd) lpcldcS Die Gaten lno
Scr GicrIt Der Gclcgropbcts uno Der
Eclcpbor. @cicllidoftcn I'M 5lplld)cr'
Itnotlidcn Gicnitc mo inter Der Sit
risOiftion Der 5uiidenltontlid)cn Scr
fcbrS Gommuiiiion regulirt perOcn
ioll.
Giptl0icn It.
Gic GipilOienit- @eietc ioltcn egrcn.
bait mo froitpoQ ourdgciiibrt mer'
ben, 10 ooB ooS &croicnit rnO Die
pcri0nIi6c 6dbigfcit OcS @ciucrbcrs
bel elmer NnltcIlung o0cr geforoc'
rllng nlc6r bcriidlid)ti1t mcr0en, dig
oie BON ibn1 lcincr Fartci gelelltetcn
9ic1ite.
Marine.
Mir gloltbCnL 6nb Den Sntcrenen
6c& Canoes ont beItcn Ourd) cine Wta'
rinc 0coicnt lit, mcldc binrcibt, nm
bic &iiitcl 0icicS &onOcS 5u pcrtbel-
oigcn lln0 omcrifoniidc @iir0cr 81
bcidijbcn, no INNER bic Slltcreiiell
ocrielbcn gciGbr0ct lillO.
Niiotii6 DE Ginmonoernn q,
gSir limo Ooiiir, boB ollie 6remocn,
sic BON @runo Don T%crtr1gen III Den
&crcini0tcn Staatcn iuobnclt, bollen
Sd)lB pon lcitcn Der 0lln0e2=Gcgic.
rilng NcnicBcn iolcn. 9l6Cr mir lino
gc0c1 Die 3lloiiung niiutiid)cr Gin.
%lpnnOcrcr, sic iid) nit %unicrcr 9ep0l-
fcrung llid)t pCrihmcljCn tonnlen INN
ocrcn @cgeniuort inter inns cine
GolicIrn9e itliit mo unS in Olplos
motiidJe Grortcrltngcn nit olintiihcll
MG6ten pcriuidclt.
McioclGnoereicn.
Sos Grlolicn bon &orihriitelt ii6cr
frcic @ciocgriin0c olf brt oiientlt.
dIcn SGnoercicn, orlBcrbolb Scr Sor'
ltCn nn0 ullGcrcr Ncicrpotioncn, ionte
bent &pIfc Der rcipcftiucn StootCn,
III mCldcn iold)c Sdnbcrcicll gelcgcll
limo, ilbCrloIlcn lucr0cn.
T%ri6ono un0 Ncu Werifo D.
@ir iinO fir bic ioiortige 3ulois
llulG bon Nri5ono uno NcusWtcrifo
ais gctrcnntc Stootcn in Die luton.
Oklahoma.
Wir bc0rilbtcn Stlobpma NIT
Srclocn olS nCllcll Stnnt Der lluioll
mo 0rotlllircn ibnl 5l ocnl plelpcr.
iprCdcn0Cn NnfnnM ben ca III icincr
2ultfbobn olS ioldJcr gCnlodt Bat.
MloSfn un0 Eorto Gico.
Mir pcrlonNcn iiir ooS Golf Don
YluSfn mo Eorto Nico Sen ppQclt
@cnllB Der Hed)tc unO Eripilc0icu ci.
ncr Scrritnrinl Mc1icrlmgsiorm, NM
Dtrlon1cn OcS @citCrcuL DOB ollc De
ontuL Die iilr Die Scrritorien rnO
Den Giltritt Columbia erltulrnt Nor.
Ocn, iid) oo5n burd) porbergebenbe
bona iiOc" Hni0iii0tcit griinolih
Quoliii5ircn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-17
Nic Elattiurnl.

Atllpcr vol, ~. sun. Nle
Eudiichcuocn NcI6lilllc, mclhc lllb=
ituntitll Die gauge Elotiorm Oc2 Dc
nIotrotildcn Notionnl -Gonpcnt3 oar
%licIlcll, limo gcltcrn pom FIotIorms
Gomitc un1cnonmcn mor0cn mo
iuur0cn I'M Sullic Der 9tod)t Dem Gons
bent ultcrbrcitct uno nngclonmlcl.
Elotlorn.
yNSir, Ole &crtrctcr Der 0cnlptras
ten III Ocn Tcrcini0tcn StnntcnL I'M
9totionol Gonpcnt p%erlnnnmclt, be
tr0lti9cn unlcrcn @lol6cu an Die
Frinjipicn 0Cr Fnrtci mo Ocrpllid)
len inns sur SoDalltGt gt1cr olclclbc.
Nir irellcn ms ilbcr bic 5lllcDmcl.
ben 3cid)cn zines Gruad)cn9 I'M gan
gen Snnoc. 0ic pcrid)lebcncn llnttr-
lldungcn bobcn ,Wrult" mo pollti
ld)c Corruption ollf Die &crtrctcr 0C5
rGitbcriidcl Gcid)tblmlS 5lrild1c-
iiibrt un0 0ic 0GuillcnIolcn MCtbo0cll
bIo39citcllt, luoOurd) iclle Die Wnblcll
cGrrllmpirt mo ein lpebrlple@ Ellbll.
trm ollrd Dicnltborc Ncomtcn, Die lie
81 Stcllung un0 Mnht crbobclL aus
gcbtlltct buben. Gas 0Guilicn Der
Ntotion lit lett crlund)t, Inn Die Nc.
Qicrllnd aus Den S0ll0cr Icrcr III
bcireicn, Die ans Ocrlclbcn cin BE.
trlebSlupitul iiir nad) 0tgilnltigullg
told)eloc Gorporuiioilcn genladt bas
ben. sic Gcgicrling mllB mlcocr CT
ne Yolf3rc0icrumg mo III alien III.
rcn 9eportcmcnt3 nod Der WorimC
Sciierlon'3 p~crpnItet mcrocn: s@lcis
die Ned)te Iiir 9Ilc, bclon0Crc EripiIc.
glen Iiir NicmunO."
SOU oo9 %olf bcrrideu?" lit 0oa
ollea NnOcre ilberid)ottcn0c nSiiuc,"
ho3 lid IN alien inter Gi3tuiijon be-
finolidIcn 6ro02u manlicltirt.
GinboIt&bcicblc,
Gie SeridtSboie lin0 Ou2 Nolmcrt
unlerer Srcibeit nno mir lilgcn inns
Nicnlun0 in u~nlcrcr Iblidt, lbr Nn.
ieben bodBlbultcn. llmlerc Eurtcl
bot Der Nidtcrbant cine lunge NcihC
cnBcror0cntlider Hid)tcr gcliclcrt, oil
0ajll hcigctrogtn bubclt, Die NdtllnQ
mo bu9 Gertroucn, III meldem Die.
les Sepnrtcmcnt crbaltcn blclbCll
mlB. 5tt crbo6Cn. @ir luciItn 0ci1
Scrhid) Der rcpublitaniihen Eortcl
iolide Nnlihtcn iibcr Den Mid)ter.
itono 81 perbrciten, 5llriid. IS III oil
Nuigobe Der 8cridtc, Die @cicbe, oil
bonn Golfc geihoiicn norocn iino
olla5ulegcn mo pcnn lold)c @eIcBc IL
Gtonomilder, I~o6iuler o0cr polltllhe'
@e5iebung nngtred)t III lein ldeircn
bunn lit eS unicrc Yllidt, lie 81 an
bern. Die ein5ige Saiia, ali Der bi,
ltnontaltbarfeit unicrer @erid)te tie
ben fam, ut, 0ie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rcdtigfeit uno SduB fiir Sebcn, per
ionlide Sreibcit unb Gi9cntbum.
%Grfnbrungcn baben gelebrt, Dob o
notbipenoig lit cine Acnoarnng DC.
gcoenpdrtigen @eieees, bc5ilglid) DC
GinbaItsbcieble, por5uncbneil I'M
mir lpieoerbolen Die 8erpilidtung III
ierer nationolen platform Der Sabr
1896 uno 1904, 81 0ilnlten Der Mafj
nobmen, pelhe Den VunOeo Sena
i'm Sabre 1896 poiiirt bot, Die abe
Gin repliblifaniiher GonereB iif felt
Dem itets eeiueisert bat, ourh5uiiib
rem. Gs lit Dies Die WoBnabme bS
Silglid Der Wibadtung por~ 9unoes
geridten unb Der 9oridriit zines y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-17

Sic mnB man fennen.
Troiioent: ,0ie fam benn eill
Menih 10 rob iein, feline 6rou SIT
miBbonocln, inbenl er ibr ciren EEL
Ter all Den aopi iuirit? = IngefIog.
ter: naennen Sic meiite Srou?" =
Hr1iioent: sd babe nid)t bus Ser.
aiiiigen." I%ngeflugter: Cam re.
Gems nir!"
Roffinement. ,@ic lit
nenn Der Softor Simmer 10 bcfonnt
aefpcroen2" o@an3 einfab: SO
oft giner itirbt, IdBt er in Dem Bel.
tingen befanntgeben, bab er i'm
nidt be9anoelt bat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
FACTS IN THE CASES
Correspondence in Disputes
With Venezuela.
WHAT ROOT HAS WRITTEN
Southern Republic Shows "Indiffer-
ence and Disrespect."
ROOT HAS WRITTEN
FIVE QUESTIONS ARE INVOLVED
That Of New York and Bermudez
Company, However, Is Said to
Be the Worst Tangle.

The long expected correspondence be-
tween America and Venezuela respecting
pending American claims against the lat
ter country, which was submitted to the
Senate yesterday. Is almost certain to
create a profound impression. 1t will be
difficult to digest the vast mass of ma
tertal which Secretary Root has placed
before Congress, but even q cursory in
spection of the documents makes 1t evil
dent that the negotiations have reached a
critical phase. The Presidents rea!iza-
ton OF that fact Is shown by his trans
mission OF the matter to the Senate with
out any comment regarding the CORE
spondence and especially Secretary Roots
strong presentation Of the American case,
as sufficient to instantly enlist the atten-
ton Of Congress.
All the correspondence and documents
were referred to the Senate committee on
foreign relations.
The most interesting features OF the cor
respondence are those in which Secretary
Root figured. Various attempts had been
made by preceding administrations to eff
feet settlement OF the American claims.
the late Secretary Hay having gone so
Tar as to lay down what was regarded as
almost an ultimatum. But all of these
attempts failed of success and after q
lapse OF many months Secretary Root
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
new YORK BETTING BILLS
HOT FIGHT Is ON TODAY AT
ALBANY.
Price Of Votes Is Openly Discussed
and Ranges From Two Drinks
to $4,000.

ALBANY, April 1.-The decisive battle
over race track gambling will be fought
in the senate today. With both sides
claiming victory. but without supplying
convincing evidence as to their supporters,
the result Is in doubt. although the advan-
tage unauestionably lies with the cause of
the governor.
OF the three bills necessary to accom-
plish the purpose of the governoS the
most vital is that which the senate will
discuss and vote on today. amending the
penal code by substituting Imprisonment
for fine for betting on horse racing.
This has been amended In committee at
the instance Of Senator McCarren, to take
effect September I. The first issue will be
fought over the attempt by Senator Ae-
new to have the amendment stricken out.
Governor Needs Twenty-six Votes.
If the opposition succeeds in enlisting
enough republicans to compel the reten-
ton Of the amendment. 1t will undoubtedly
follow up its advantage by attempting to
kill the bill outright. This would require
q Of the 40 votes. Senator Wilcox, the
fftieth member, is absent from the state
for reasons not clearly established.
The supporters of the governor must
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
PLEASURE IN ENGLISH STUDY.
Miss Nadine Crump Talks to
Teachers.

DES MONIES, Ia. April 1.-Miss Ma
dine Crump Of Washington. D. c., ad-
dressed a large audience Of the city's
teachers in the West High School audi
forum. English" was her subject She
urged that teachers adopt methods Of
teaching that would make the study of
English a pleasure.
1.-The aim OF teaching English Is two
fold said Miss Crump. ITO make the
student familiar with the means of ex-
preston and to enrich his life through
knowledge OF literature are the objects.
Great progress has been made, yet the
subject does not yield the pleasure nor
the profit it should.
I'm the expression feature the complaint
Is made by the business into which we
send our graduates that they are not suf-
ficiently grounded in the elements OF
English.
I'm spite OF the great numbers to be
handled in our public schools we can do
more II we keep constantly In mind that
the end sought is to teach we'll a few
fundamentals.
ITO enrich the pupils life through
knowledge of literature ia the rarest priv
ilege the teacher possesses. and should be
regarded as a very beautiful and sacred
one. The need Is for less critical analysis
and more joy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
WADSWORTH DOWNS PORTER.
He Gets Control Of the Thirty-Fourth
New York District.

IOCKPoRT. N. Y. April 1.-The Mer-
ritt-Wadsworth faction of the republican
party got control of the thirty fourth con-
gressional district yesterday. defeating
Representative Peter A. Porter and super
intendent of Public Works Frederick H.
Stevens OF Wyoming.
Porter captured the rural towns, but
Merritt swept the city Of Lockport and
broke even in North Tonawanda. giving
him control Of the first assembly district
of Niagara. The second district will be
with him.
The Merritt Wadsworth faction captured
seven OF the ten towns In Orleans, there
by controlling the congressional district
This means that Porter will not receive
a denomination this fall. The Merritt
Wadsworth forces will have Orleans.
Genesee, Livingston and Niagara counties,
with twenty-eight delegates, to seven
from Wyoming, Stevens home, for Por-
ter. John A. Merritt will be reelected
state committeeman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01

Mr.. Calhoun, a special commissioner,
which is included in the mass Of matter
submitted to the Senate. The Calhoun
report by no means absolves the COM
pany from blame in many respects. and
1t is understood not to be the attitude
of the State Department to in any man
ner defend this company.
Its position in this. as in the other
cases, Is stated to be that disputes have
arisen between the Venezuelan govern
ment and Amrican citizens Of sufficient
gravity to warrant diplomatic interior
ence Of this government: that this gov
eminent has done no more than propose
that all Of the questions be submitted to
the arbitration Of an impartial tribunal
before which the rights and wrongs of
both parties can be fully presented and
considered. This the Venezuelan gov
eminent fatty refuses to do, at which
point procedure by diplomacy seems to
end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01

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For .6VC
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NEW PERcALEs OF BEST Quality: LAT OIL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
produce 26 votes to restore the bill to its
original shape and to pass 1t.
Doodle Fund Well Concealed.

The 100000 which the bookmakers and
others are said to have sent here to buy
enough votes in the senate to defeat the
bills, has not materialized, as far as can
be Learned. but the toilers in the lobby
seem convinced bale of good money will
transfer ownership IL the bills are de-
feated. Unofficial quotations for votes
range from the price Of a couple OF high
balls to $4,000. But II the race track
people have made use Of money, they have
done 1t SO adroitly as to defy detection.
Gov. Hughes was not at the executive
chamber today. but Senator Agnew and
other supporters declared he would not
consent to the McCarren amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
The Calhoun Report.

The ramifications of this case are gone
into in detail in an exhaustive report by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
PORK PRICES SOARING.
Meats Up 80 to 80 Per Cent in Few
Days.

ST. LOUIS, April Pork prices
again took a jump Of 20 per cent in
the wholesale market Monday. maxi
ing an advance of so per cent in ten
days. Retail prices have advanced In
the same ratio.
At the National stock yards Il is said
that the receipts OF cattle and hogs
have fallen of one-half since the first
of the year.
Pork tenderloins. which cost Is cents
pound last week. sold for ?5 cents
in the wholesale market yesterday.
Ribs and loins. which were offered for
IL cents a pound last week. are now
selling at 16 cents.
The 80 per cent raise in beef made
last week has not been taken of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01

A fresh conspiracy against the Haitian
government has been discovered in Port
au Prince. The leader OF the plot, Gen
Larraque. former chief of cavalry, who
was arrested March II on suspicion of
conspiring against the president, and who
was released with four others March "a,
has taken refuge in the French legation
with two other officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
OLD PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON, D, C,
NEED VIN0L
1t Strengthens and Vitalizes.

With old age comes feebleness and loss OF
power: the organs act more slowly and less eff.
fectually: the blood Is thin sluggish and wstery:
digestion 10 weak and food is not asslmila ted as
IL used to be.
vinol repairs worn tissues and checks the
natural decline. 1t tones up the digestive or
gans, aids assimilation. makes rich, led blood
and strengthens every organ In the tody. In
this natural manner vinol replaces weakness
with strength.
vinol Is not patent medicine. but a delicious
cod liver preparation which contains al the me
dicinal body building elements Of cod nver oil in
q concentrated form, taken from fresh Gods livers
the useless oil eliminated and tonic iron added
IL 10 because We know well of what vinol
is made that we oner TO return money II 1t
fails to benefit
O'DOnnelH'S Pharmacies,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
sol st. NV. 32d and NJ SITS NV
% Ct. and Pa. Ave. S. E. SD and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01

Victor Gree. who had been secretary OF
the Chilean legation at Rome for the past
eight years, is dead at Santiago. Chile.
He was home on leave Of absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-01
Silks Dress Goods and D0m1estics Reduced.

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of popular fabrics full 30 inches
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-11
pPcHTBITToN IN HAWAII.

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