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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-12
BAR CATHOLIC JURORS.
Slayer's Lawyer to Challenge All of
That Faith-Anarchist Also
on Tnal

DENVER, Col. March 9-Anticpat-
Ing the presence Of large crowd at the
opening Of the trial today Of Guiseppi
Alio, the Sicilian. who murdered Father
Leo Hoiurichs of St Elizabeth church
while lac was giving the sacrament, sun
day, February -, Sheriff Ni~bet had sta
toned deputies along the walks and in
the entrance leading from the Jail to the
courtroom and also III the courtroom IL
self.
Judge Greeley W. Whiteford had or
dercd present an open panel OF 100
ycniIemcm.
1t was expected the defense of .Attor-
ncy Widdccpmu. representing Aho 10y APP
pOiitment Of the court, would advance
tLp thcory Of insanity in the hope Of say
ing the Pfc Of his client. and 10 he pre-
pared for coubattiug this defense the
prosecution had summoned eight of Tn"
most skllful brain specialists III the city
to observe tire defendant. The defense
had also arranged for three aIcnISt'.
ATTORNEY " iddecomb Indicated carly
in the examination Of yeniremen that he
would make the question of proSper-
tive jurymau'- allegiance to the Roman
Catholic faith the cause for challenging
him as to his qualification to serve.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, MARCH 9.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

LWAUkEE-BUTTER - Easy; E.gin
price of extra creamery is 29c; local price,
extra creamery is zoe; prints, Doc; frsts,
dairy, fancy, 23c; lines, 2oa2lc; fresh roll,
1920; packing stock, lsc.
CHEESE-Steady: American full cream.
icas. l3al$1ac; daisies, 13hal4c: longhorns.
13l9ql4c; limburger, October Ice: winter
make lac; fancy brick. 111ql2c; low
grades Zoe; imported Swiss, 27c; block. 1sc;
EGGS - Market is steady. The produce
boards official market for strictly fresh
,aid as received, cases returned; lsg Zoe:
laneous storage, ia l3c; seconds. Toe;
checks, Zoe. Receipts, 351 cases; Saturday,
CHICAGO. Ill, March 9.-Cheese-steady,
Americas. i3laql3a.c.
CHiCAGo III March ,9-Bgtttenrc-steady;
Easy; at mark; cases included, 1sQlsiac.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Butter-St eader !;
receipts, 6l33;, creamery specials, 2S12Q29c: ;
SXtp@s 2se ,,l hIrd to FIRST 2a@ac held
dairy, common to fair, 20424c; process
second to special. 21a25c: western factory
first, pc; do held. &c; imitation creamery,
full creams, specials, 16l4c: state full cream
large. colored, fancy and small colored and
white. fancy. l5sc: do large white. fancy
obcr and early November made de- 1879 @tI &c
do winter made, l2d l3c; common to fair, 10
Wlll2c; skins. loMllc. Eggs-Steady: re
ceipts, l3,l4a; state, Pennsylvania and near
choice. 24a26c: brown and mixed extra, -
u23lac; first. 21laa22c; western ana south
ern first, 2112c; seconds, 2oi2@2fc
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
ELGlN. H.. March Especial. Market
trict, o.,ss 600 rounds
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Can Improve Ships.
ITALIAN CAR IS AWAY,
New York Paris Racer Leaves Omaha
French Machine Breaks
Shaft.

OMAHA, Neb., March 9.--Repairs ON
the Italian car in the New York Paris
race We're finished this morning after
thirty-six hours work. The car left for
the Pacific coast at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
MARSHALLTOWN. Ia. March o
The first French car broke drive shaft
one and one-half miles west of Lcgrand.
la, last night. StChaifray reached
Marshalltown ut 3 O'Clock this morning
and lett at 900 a. III. for Omaha, either
TO purchase or To have made new drive
shaft, His car Will probably be here
TWO or three days.
ONION, H., March 9.-The German
car passed Dixon at 1920 a. IN.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., March 9.-Aftcr
receiving all necessary repairs the Ameri-
can car in the New York to Paris auto
mobile race left this city At IL o'clock
today.
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SEEK RELIGIOUS SECT.
San Francisco Police Declare Girls Have
Been Deceived and Sold as
Slaves.

san FRANCISCO, Cal, March O.
Acting on advices received from Ennis
kiIlen, Ireland the police began IN in
yeStigation Of all obscure religious or
CARNATIONS last night, in an effort TO To-
cate one particular sect, which they had
been informed. was making use of its
religious methods to win over unsuspcct-
ing girls for the Chinese slave traffic.
The band was driven out of the British
isles last December, Chief Buggy re
cciyed information yesterday from John
y. Belfast. chief Of police of Ennis
killen, ireland, stating that the organ
ization had won over three English girls
and was taking them to China through
san Francisco with the avowed purpose
Of making them missionaries to their
cause.
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PENSACOLA HEARS FROM SHIPS.
Wireless Station Picks Up RemaTkab ole
Message.

WASHINGTON. -. g.. March O.
Ah"at The hast place that the navy de-
Iartm"ur expected to hear from the At
iaurr hatt!r-aip fleet for mt least six
maa'h, was 3u the Atlantic coast. Yet
..l- i- What bias happened.
The navy department today received a
'rI--E. pa.c message from its wireless
station at Pensacola, which had been in
direct communication with the battlcsh.p
r""'. most remarkable performance.
considering that the wireless impulses
were obliged To traverse the Gulf of
N"E.Du, then cross overland the state of
IrEa-, part q Mexico and again ira
yrFsn several hundred miles Of ocean.
This particular message was from Rear
Admiral Thomas. in command Of the
second division and was as follows:
III, We You any important news from
Lgmc:'
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PRISON AN OPIUM DEN.
Surgeon at Nebraska Pententiary Makes
THIS Report to the Gov
ernoT.

LlNCOL%, Neb.. March 9.-lhc Ne
brasku pcuitcutinry is not rcformatory
but a huge opium den, according TO Or.
Il. l.. Ginru, Prison surgeon. in report
to GOV. sheldon Or Giiicu reports
that of the III prisoners confined in the
institution. lhcre are between 100 and
100 addicted 10 the morphine habit ana
that morphine is being regularly sup
piled to tho prisoners by outside per
sons whose IDENTITY Is unknown. lie
favors thc establishment Of strict
quarantine If the prison as the only
method Of Stamping out the evil.
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ALFONSO FACING
FIRE OF ANARCHY
BARCELONA AUTHORITIES BELIEVE
KING WILL BE SAFE THERE
DURING VISIT.
PERIL FROM THE REDS BOMBS.
This Wing OF Political Party Is An
gered At Alleged Treatment
of Comrades.
RULERS COURAGE is ADMIRED

BARCELONA, March 9.--Gen. Lin
ares. the captain general of Catalonia, is
confident that the visit of King Alfonso
To Barcelona will pass off safely. lis
majesty is expected tomorrow morning.
Admire Kings Courage
Gen. Linares declares the population
of this city is anxious to show its 10y
atty to the King. whose courage in com
Ing after the repeated bomb outrases
here. is greatly admired Nevertheless,
the captain general is sparing no precal-
lions 10 safeguard his majesty. The of
fetal programme of the visit has not
been allowed to Ice printed, and the
houses along the streets through Which
the King Is 10 pass have been thorough
~ searched. But IN view of the fact
that for twenty years past Barcelona
has been stronghold of rcpuu,iCanl>ln
and the center of violent tarliSt agIta-
ton. brought about 10y the withdrawal
OF the ancient privileges of Catalonia at
the time the government was centralized
At Madrid after the French moiel, an
enthusiastic popular reception ia not cA-
pectcd.
Danger from Anarchy.
The peril to the King does not come
from the Republicans, whose OrCauIZa-
tion yesterday formally declared against
q hostile manifestation, but from the
Anarchist wing of the CarlstS, which is
conducting Il campaign of bomb opera
tons AZ rcprisaS for the alleged i'll treat
ment f their comrades who are cunhil"d
in the Mont Iuich prison.
Refuse Student Bodyguard
Gen. Linares has declined an offer
made by Royalist students to furnish II
bodyEuard for the King. The students
have announced their intention of re-
peatug their exploit ON the ocean of his
majesty'S visit To Barcelona Of last
year. when they unhitchcd the horses
from the royal carriage and drew the
vehicle themselves,
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BURNED BY PICTURE MACHINE.
Operator in Racine Theater Injured in
Fire After Explosion.

RACINE, Wis, March 9.-Art Mag.
nan, machine operator at the Nickel
thcatcr, was severely burned last night
as a result Of II blaze following an cx
ploson Of picture machine. Magnan
was operating tho machine when spark
from the electric light iEuitcd the films.
an explosion followed and the front part
Of the building was quickly cuvclupcd liz
fire SIXTY persons in the thcatrr made
i rush FOR safety. 40 one was lurt
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WORK OF CONGRESS.
Senate.


Sneeches on the pending currency OH
- made on the Srd by Senators McCum-
- 81 North Dakota and Newlands OF Ne
yada. The Senate passed resolution o.
fcrpd lv senator Tillman calling on the AT
torney general for all Information concern
ing court proceedings IN the iEltaaH 49,, 80,
tory Affecting the Choetaw aad In'E I,,iI"rt
tribes NUMBER on u.its % ri1"k the Sen.
snCe were paSseu' aHu q
ate auJ"uIh'u' - s,,,{.c+ az
Currency legislation was me ~ soo
consideration IN the senate on ny, thr Iiu ana
utor Hepburn opposed the AldE-tu ",it ~ -.
Senator iiophIns spoh' III sLpII5' .ha. he
bin Senator AIdrich announced ma. ~
hoped 70 h9,e a Noie on VIZ nir"Hui %, : n
"Wednesday Ihe senate auIou'n'N
N
Immediately after the open nc prayer inc
senate on thc 9TH adjourned cut OF Ttspelt
OF the memory ~ The late senator PROCTOR
Tn. senate On tho On passed the army
nay bin Increasing ,ha pay Oi officers from
I 10 - per cent and The avcraE" pay or
enlisted men ~ pei cent Mr.. popew spokn
in favor II she Aldrl,h currency hill AZ
p.y5 u III the senate adjourned Unul MOE
cav.
Thr Senate was NOT p session 90 the I'm,
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NcEai"E h"hF on iINg.' " ..,,, "a ,l,, AID.
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ron 'HfF'h'h ''l "o ,I' H.. g..r,t,. also
p"-'li"h 10 ln' ~, .f' ,.ur.,, Tn. lryc
sprDl I'M "' Hat' r,,.,.,l,aI. ana ,upr,Irs
mn pF"fldlhE in"' 'I'.,'.' n,.' fI' The
ShlpP'H rom la' "'' H.. ,,,,rt,.l rrly I'm
Panama canal S.''" ~. '.",. i,.t' arrow
upon in. ,,,,I,.,.,.l lf.,,.. ~ Louisiana
R"prN' hla'f' HI"i" r,,,'l. tr. Srr.
WI, a..!' ,,,,L.. rus,rL - respect
~ bIs r...,..,I.
~ "'' -orss
The rh'r-" hat Ih' ta'i ,a"H "I tue t"u,i-
Try carrying malIs hau i4n'DG ing, pope
Of $IuU"np" vs. I"a9e nS MI- L,uyd OF
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TWO AUTO FIRMS FAIL.
Darracq Company Has Liabilities of
500, O0O-Truck Concern to Wall.

NEW YORK, March 9.-With liabili-
ties of more than 100000. the Darracq
Motor Car company, one of the largest
automobile concerns in the world and
last year the heaviest importer of auto
mobiles in this country, has been placed
in the hands of a receiver. At the same
time lawyers representing creditors told
Judge Holt in The United States district
court the company was bankrupt. the
New York Car and Truck company,
makers of automobiles and ear trucks at
Kingston. was pctitioned into bankruptcy
by creditors whose claims aggregate So
600. There was no connection between
the two failures. Orlando +. Thomas is
president of the Kingston concern.
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kA!SER'S LETTER
HID FROM PUBLIC
CHANCELLOR OF EXCHEQUOR CURT
LY REJECTS DEMAND FOR
CONTENTS
DECLARES INCIDENT PRIVATE,
Asquith, Acting as Premier, Snuos Bal
four-Silent on Discussing LORD
Tweedmouth.
BRITISH REPLY ALSO SECRET.

LONDON, March 9.-The hope that
the letter sent last month hy Emperor
William of Germany To Lord tweed
mouth, first lord of the admiralty, III
which it has been charged, MS majesty
ATTEMPTED to influence Great hrltalh ;
naval legislation and the British MINIS
tcr's reply thereto. would toe made pub
lie for the editcatou OF the people was
quickly dispelled 10y Mr.. ASquit4, chau.
ccllor of the cXchcqucr IL the House oil
Commons this afternoon.
Nothing to Add.
In a couple of curt sentences ASquith
acting as premier told Baltour ana ON
or questioncrs that he had nothing to
add to his statement of Friday and that
SO far as he knew. Lord Iwecdmouth
had nothing to add 10 his declaration be
yond the fact that Immediately upon
the receipt of Emperor Williams letter
thc first lord Of the admiralty showed II
to Sir Edward Grey, the foreign score
tary, who agreed with the recipient that
the letter had no official character and
should be treated A. d private communi-
cation.
1T is clearly out Of the question,
continued Asquith. ITO lay private and
personal correspondence ON the table.
A Chilly Silence.
\ question from AmcIius X. L. Lock
wood, conservatives. as To whether It was
possible for q communication on such an
important question to he regarded in any
way as private drew still more curt
YES from ASquItu. and when he was
asked 10 give the House an opportunity
to discuss Lord Twecdmouth's conduct,
the acting head of the government main
tanned a chilly silence.
Later. in the House Of Lords. the first
lord of the admiralty was somewhat
more communicative. hut he threw no
light on the real contents of the core
spondence He did. however. describe
the letter from Emperor William aS quit"
informal and very friendly,
Tweedmouth Is Surprised.
Lord Tweedmouth expressed his sur
prise at which the called the "ENtraor-
binary outburSt of the press during the
last few days in connection with this
matter. CONTINUING. he yOuchsated the
information that he haG on several occa-
SOn- received letters from the German
Emperor which had come in the ordinary
way through the po~r0ce The partlCu-
lar letter now Uudgr discussion was
private and personal one. Lord Tweed
mouth declared. very friendly in tone
and quite informal When it reached
him he showed it 10 Sir Edward Grey,
who agreed with him that it should be
treated as private and not official. Ac-
cordugly on February 20 he had replied
to the Emperor in the same friendly and
informal manner
Lord Tweedmourh concluded by assur-
ing the House of his firm belief that the
course adopted was good one and cal
culatcd to do what everybody So earnest
~ desired. namely, foster a good under
standing between the German empire
aud Great Britain.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NJ ll.NA NEE, March 9.-CloSe-Wh neat
Easier No. | northern, on track, ll2U
lib: No. > northern, on track. LOCAL. 10.
Corn-l2c lower. No. 3 on track, $4,000
oqts-l2c lower; standard, 32l2c; No. 3
standard, 93c. Rye-Steady; No. l on track,
$50 S3l4c.
Flour quotations in CARROTS are: Hard
spring wheat patents. in wood, 5.4oa5.Go;
ents, in sacks. 4.6od4IO first clears. In
sacks. 4GoI4.7O; rye, in wood 4.4Oui5o;
country. 39oa425; sacks, Kansas in wood,
4.Gou47O.
CHICAGO. H., March a.-Cash wheat
No. red, 9GisV99isc: No. 3 red, 95i2lt9S5sc.
NO. hard a712cQ oo's; No. 3 hard, 95le1r
Ing doing Corn-No. > nothing doing; No
3. 39aGoc. Oats-No. . and No 5, nothing
doing
chicago, H., March CIosc-whcat-
$3.50. Corn-May, 644U6iasc; July, 62c;
Septembcr, 6lc. Oats-May, 51l2c; May,
old 5&isr; July, 43a 43asc: July, old. tia.
Pork-May, II l2i2N T.. Il; July, l4.i2'a.
Lard May, 7.95; July, SIS; September,
$50. Kihs-Mny. 6s2l2; July, 7.1na712l2.
Kye-CCash; S2Q S&c Barlcy-Cash. 7slA2c.
Iimothy-March, 40. Clover-March-
1000
NEW YORK. March o-whcat. 1o32s;
July, gI2c Corn-May, 735se July, 71lsc
rl DJLJIli, MINI, March 9-Clos.e-FMx-
II ii aGr July li ID on track liza; May
DULUTH, MINI March .. = Close --
Whheat-N9 l hard on track, 10; to ar
r rHt TH o s@' M@r iH J %T 'r"GE No
um on track, No. |, S724c; No. =, SG4r; May
Hm.uin' ia; JuIH uH'am, 80 t4NrI"
4iitN'1 90, ~ ~ n, N!"S, i,a1'4
SOC Ryo--TGISUc. BurIey-GnIsuc. Cars
uspcctcd-Whcat, a: last year, 81; oats.
ih,' wan ~ ~. Er"I, o.
ley 80; haN. 1854 Shipmcuts-Wheat,
57,7o3; rye, ESQ.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 9.-Close-
NhyatrMAE- "-.2r; July; .S"'Sr' cash NO. :
hard, 914n9't 2c; No. j, 9!G"oc; No. red,
LOO; No. 3, 3Nc, torn-May oNl2c; July
SIZE; Gash, 30. : mixed. 5S,15eaaC;, No, B.
Oats-No. white, 5ou3ic; No. > mixed,
asa t9l2C.
81 LOUIS Mo. March Whcat-Low-
or; track No red cash L0&Ul :o$l2; No, =
Corn-Firm; track, No. = cash. G3c; No >
VIII .te, G3463}2c; May ole; July Go@4c. oats
white, 5&433l2c; May. 5o$4c
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. March Close
Wheat-May, LOIS; July LOSS; No.
hard. 1.1l1sm1.11fs; No. / northern, 10sasu
northern l.O241Ol:
LIVERPOOL, March 9.--Wheat Spot
firm; No. red western winter, IS Adj; ~
July. Is 212d. Corn-Spot- Steady; primo
mixed American new, IS lad; prime mixed
American old. IS 4Ad: futures, quiet;
March. S. 80; May rs 294d fIour-Winter
patents, dull, g,S Cd. liopS-ln London
uacihc COAST, dull II luS4t2 los
KANSAS tlll MO-. March 9.-tatlle--
Receipts 5000, rnrludiinE 400 S sou,
market strong to Zoe higher; native steers,
4GoaJ. 50; southern steers, 4.2oa",2 -; south
ern cows, 2toHi 90; native COWS ana nell
crs, 26ou5 20; stockctS ana feeders ~"
049o; bulls, 3.2Jal 90; calves 3.oodooo'
western steers, i'1oH2,oo; western COWS,
3."Du4." liogS,hec"lptS SUw3: maIket
Zoe higher; bulk OF sales, 4%0@i 10; h'avy;
4 6Ou4.I5: packers, 4;1"04nZt2' PIGS anu
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HARTMAN HOLDS GEORGIA ROAD.
Pays s3,o0o,o0O, but Withholds News
Till Fish Fight Is Over.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 9.-E II.
Hartman has authorized the announce
ment that he is owner of the Central Of
Georgia railroad The announcement
comes through the Georgia railroad com
mission, to which Hartman impaired
the fact of his ownership some time ago.
but asked that it be not published until
the fight for control of the Illinois Cen
trail was settled He paid 100000 for
the stock
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WRITES FOR A PRINCE.
New York Girl Pounds Typewriter at
Fast Rate Before Two of the
Nobility.

LONDON. March 9.-The Prince and
business exposition at Olympia had their
attention attracted to Miss Rose Fritz.
II New York typewriter. They closely
watched her work and asked her to give
them a sample of it.
They watched her with the greatest
interest while she tauitleSsiy wrote l13
words in Il minute. The prince read the
matter admiringly and asked Miss Fritz
TO sign her name to it, She did so,
whercupon the prince pocketed the sam
pie As souvenir
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TRY TO FIX FIRE BLAME
CORONER RESUMES INQUEST IN
COLLINWOOD DISASTER.
Damaging Testimony Is Given Against
the Janitor of the School
Building.

CLEVELAND. O.. March 9-Wheu
r,rnt, ,or,nor Rrrl,o r,.r,nod his IN.
>,.,l't =, ,.,i;,,i 'r", ~
qu'Nl III Tue 'o''ln"oou schooI nIe ~
day Tor the purpose OF attempting TO
fix responsibility for the great loss of
life, Mrs. Julius Dietrich, who lived
naa- rho burned school ana ol.o l,,.s
n.or The home nf Janitor Tritz Jirter
tastiseJ tbat = fnv ,nin,,tns bnfnra smolia
hngaI iyS,,i,o fr,,,, thIi 7 aI.",,;"t ,ni,nnI
bn7Idirg sLe saw Tho ianitnr IN rho
L""l. ,,7roL If III. ho,,..
foy, ninutns Iatnr .be soid IIirter
co,no iron, tLn ro,r ~ no scLnrJ Lm;Id.
inc. ma vim - noi-n. Lr,l.n tLo ,,Inss
Ia th,. frn,t d,,,rs
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Dismisses Banana Suit.

NEW YORK. March Holding that
the case was Il political rather than a
legal one and that therefore he had no
jurisdiction Judge IIough in the Unit
ed States circuit court today dismissed
the Jury in the suit Of the American
Banana company against the United
Fruit company for damage amounting
to SG,Opoeo The suit was brought
under the sherman antitrust act
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JAIL FOR THREATENING CANNON.
Improper Postal Cards Bring Arrest for
Indiana Man.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March O.
Herman Main, 81 years Of age. and a
veteran of the Civil war, has been arrest
ed here ON adviccs from Washington to
the effect that lie had written threaten.
ing postal cards to Speaker Cannon. Con
gresham Overstrcet and other public
men. The authorities 90 not seem to
know whether to regard Main as a dan
gcrouS man or simply as crank
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INVITE MRS, ROOSEVELT

81. LOUIS, Mo. March "a formal
invitation by Mrs. OTTO L. Forster, ON
behalf Of the women Of st. Louis, was
sent 10 Mrs Roosevelt today urging that
She visit st Louis when she starts ON
her pleasure tour on the Mayfuwer to
tho IMIf mf McNICO
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DROP TWO OIL CASES.

CHICAGO. H., March 9-JudCe
Bcthea in the United States district
court today indefinitely postponed two
of the eases pending in his court against
the standard Oil company of Indiana on
charges Of accepting concessions from
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail
way.
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GIRL FALLS 1900 FEET; ALIVE.
Goes Over Precipice on Mount Wilson,
California, but Will Recover.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, March 9-Miss
Eleanor Greene. daughter of Maj Frank
Greene, l.. $. A., fell and slid 200 feet
over n precipce on Mount Wilson about
a week ago and sustained injuries of
such seriousness that for time her life
was despaired Of The story was sup
pressed until physicians declared her out
of danger.
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MILWAUKEE STOCKYARDS REPORT.

IATTIF = NNrkpt Is S'CNly: butCh-
ers steers, good TO choice. 4.TJuJ.JO: me.
dunn TO good 3.15u4 %: heifors. medium to
good. 3 I54 40; common to fair. 3.UD13 So
cows, good TO choice, S50ni2J; fair to
good, 3.orn3.5O; Gamers. 1.T5G9. 40: cutters
2.5oU2s5: bulls. good TO choice 35Oa4 OO
bologna bulls. common to fair. 2.15fU3 % :
feeders, 3.75Qi21 stockers. 3OOGf3 30.
SIEEP-Market is steady common to
fair. 3.ood4OO: good to cnoicp I.5Oa5 70
lambs common to fair. 5000 -: choice to
prime, 65ouIOO: bucks 2.2Jd3Oo.
lIOGS-julOc higher; mixed and butchers.
1900 SO: packers. 4.55u4.1o; light 4.5jG
40; pigs, iODu4.l5
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MANY FIPEMEN ARE HURT.
Score of Fighters Injured in a Chicago
Ere

CHICAGO. H., March "a score of
frrmcn were injured, three perhaps IA
tally, by fire early today which de
stroJ ed Apollo hall, three-story struc-
ture ut 256-2G2 Blue Island avenue
The cause of the fire is unknown The
total damage is estimated at SSI. 900.
TOLEDO, O., March "a fire today,
supposed to be Of inCcndary origin. IN
the furniture manufacturing plant of
Keifer Bros. entailod Il loss of SO, 600.
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MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay. 4.J0m 1900; No.
timothy hay, l35oal4.Uo: No timothy
hay. l2OOu12.5U: clover and mixed, 1oOplp
II &c; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie
9joG iooo; No l prairie. S.5pa9.OO; No
feeding. 7onu7.5o; packing hay. 5.5ouGo0;
rye, straw, 1.5o4S.o0; oats straw, 6oou6. %
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BLACKS IN A REVOLT.
French Engage Rebels in Congo State
Director Is Taken PRS
Orer.

ANTWERP, March 9.-Mail reports
received hero from the Congo lndcpend-
ent state declare that the Issages and
Declares blacks on the upper Baugo
river. in the French Congo, have re-
VOTED The French director of this re
gion has been taken prisoner. There
have already been several engagements
with the rebels
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FALLS HEIR TO A FORTUNE.
Secretary of K. M. c. A. Branch Viii
Receive S1O.OOO,OOO.

WORC ESTER, Mass, March O.
John T. Dover, secretary Of the y VI.
&. A. here, has been notified that he is
heir To a fortune of $1,000. coo left
him by an uncle, Thomas Wallace. who
died in Melbourne. Australia. a short
time MO