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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
COPIED.
"You May Put Up Or
Shut Up!

K"solved, lst. That the present
economic system j. just and
Shsuld be maintained
j. NJ, MAkTlN dcnys.
md Tha. the >ociai.tic system
is just and should be established.
j. NJ. MARTIN affirm.
3rd. That the present wage
slavery is worse than chattle
slavery OF 1860
j. W. MARTi.;, atfirms.
ith. That the lab0rcr gets
more according to what he prod
uces than ever before.
J. w. MARTIN denys.
9Th. That capital gets more
according to investment than
ever before.
J. "a. MARTIN, firms.
9th. That the present capitali.
site system is upheld and rrote.
cted oy the secret empire.
j. NJ. MARTIN aflirms.
1th. That all secret societies :
are anti-Scriptural, and subver.
silc of Christianity.
j. NJ. NJ l,;T'N atlirms.
~'h. That no person can on.
dor-c the preset capitaitic
system and oe IA Christian.
j. NJ MN@TlN. athrms
9th. That Socialism il Identical
with the moral ethics Of Chris
tanity and good government.
}. w. MARw.A, aflirms
10th, That no republican ol
democrat have the courage Il
undertake to meet the above
propositions.
j. NJ. MARTIN atlirms
Look here ye that love wrong.
! Ed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
What Washington Said.

What did Washington the
Father If our Country sly on
tE' fist Fourth oi July. atterthe
war was over, that gave Us our
Liberty?
Here are bis words. read them
for yourselves. "rrllow craft. we
have met here today, 10 celebrate
one o: the Grardcst prin 2lpais
that heaven ever gave birtb TO.
The principal that says all men
we're ere ated free end 'qual: And
the wOrshipfui Master Of the Su'
preme Lodge above, has sa"ction.
ed it, by giving US our Liberty
to-day. For which we ray HON.
age to Him, on this day And
comrades We trust those who
live, now. after the great con-
tlict is over, will forever keep in
violet those sacred principals fo,
: which mary OF .hrlr comrades
Aed and died on the battle field
to perserve. -
We do not beiicyc> that there
could bt uttered by the lips oi
mortal man a sentarco that Is
more inspiring and @'andcr upon
the Grand principa! .. Socialism
|. than those words.
Cor rades il Christ advocated
them, and Washington atvoca'
ed them. and Abra han lincol,
advocated them. and such .neu As
that NObl. man lanes Galti"lo
who gave his life f,r them; why
should we not do the same? wher
there are starving millions in oul
boasted land of plenty. we sDeal
for them; and our suffering fellow
craft. As Patrick Henry did
"Give us Liberty Or give Us
DEATH"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
WASHINGTON
LETTER.
From our Regular C'rleEordcnt.

Congress having refused the
President lis four big war ahips
it Is said is now feeling extreme.
ly viltuOus, not so much from
having aav,d the country twelve
millions or dl!'ar,. for dis II
precisely tie alIIuun, sUuand"fed
on the merry widows Of '.c OLD
soldiers in pensions, but Con.
gress feels virtuous because it
thinks it has rccaplured ITS leg
islative preroga,i,e and that it is
once again in the law making
saddle and that the President is
| relegated to his chair in the
White House. The President il
doubtless very much disappoint
ed. As a statesman he has a
keener and more extended fore
sight than most members OF the
House. He is a broaded and
deeper read historian than mos,
Of them.
He is more intimately in touch
with national ard intcrnatioraI
movements and trends than al
but very few OF them. Ii was
perhaps Il mistake for ns 10 have
planted oul flag in the PHILIPPINES
especially rs We are so vain and
sensitive about removing it, but
| it would oc very mach better fol
us tn take it down and away from
that far of Oriental on utpos'. 20"
and of our own accord. than Il
be compelled to surrender j
latter disastrous war and untolt
iloss of blood and treasure. 1t i:
l
doubtless this foreboding eve
imminent in the mind of th'
|Prcsident that impels him It
ask for those iron clay paciflca
tors, There is but one respec
lin which we are stronger thai
the strongest and most war lik
people of the Fast.
Our Navy is larger than tina
lof japan, but the Russian Nav
twas much larger than tina
of Japan. We believe that GU
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
A DUTY Of CRESSET
Subscribers,

A newspaper, that questions
the existing order in church, or
state, has arranged against it all
the Influences protiting there
from,
IT, answer TO those calling at
attention to errors in an existing
system, and proposing a more
excellent way, is, away with
such a fellow, it is not fit t.lat he
should live.
Prophet, Christ, Apostles and
all rcfOrmcrS down to the per-
iod when society goated over
the broken body Of Owen l.ovejoy
or a John Brown suspended
between Heaven and Earth, ,-Gs
J and outcaSt from both and un.
worthy of either, the existing
order in Church, and state, has
s'rcwn thorns in the way of the
rciormei'.
Vet, these prosecuted men,
lave been truly, the salt OF the
earth
Among newspapers, the
"WoRlD'S CRGSsET," stands
with the plain people. 1t voices
their hopes and aspirations.
From Il Biblical and-point it
investigates the origin of man,
probes into the scheme Of his
redemption, and the WHY. Opens
its column, to a discussion OF
Social problems, and for these
reasons is worthy Of having the
support of the people.
Let all who owe on subscrip-
ton remit ut ONCE, as It takes
money to run il newspaper, aud
newspapers advocating questions
involving the natural rights OF
man IN this present life. ant
open to free discussion of thos,
moral and spiritual matters il
which mankind are so deeply in
tcrested, are not numerous.
j. u. Stoke.
West Plains Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
Path Of thy Feet and Let oil thy Ways zstabshe Prov
vi. TRASK Mo. Thursday. April. %. 1908 No. 35


Navy is better than was the
Russian Navy brt It is doubtless
the desire Of the President to
make it SO Overwhelming super.
ior TO the .]apinese navy that
tLcr.. will be no question of the
outcome Of Il conflict The Jap.
anese any is at least fifteen times
as strong as ours but there will
BE- no need of our ever trying
conclusions with the Japanese
land force ii We are able to over
come her at sea
From the sublime to the ride
ulous is bet a step. hath the pro.
verb well said, and aprOpes of
cnvisaged war with Japan We
are now entertaining in Wash.
! ington a large number of wealthy
japanese tourists. They come
from, Toxic. Yokohama and
Yioto. Your correspondent was
in that country and in those cit.
les last October and is better able
to understand the interest and
surprise with which the.r intel
iigcnt aud progressive people
study the folks, the institutions
and the manne OF the new
world have no doubt that our
wealth, our prOd,2ulity and our
wastefulnes., in such sharp con.
trast with their economy and
Thrift, will astound them more
than our automobiles and sky.
scrapers. They will all be re-
cnivcd by the President who will
shake each tne Of them by the
hand and talk tu those who may
be able 10 speak English but in
their own Capital at Toxic they
would not be allowed to ap.
proach within two hundred
yards of one of the gates to the
wall surrounding the thousand
acre park that encloses- the
palace Of the Mikado. The pres''
dents daughter, Mrs. Long
, worth is entertaining ut her
home one on the ladies' of the
party whom she met, when, with
! the Taft party, she visited the
!. japanese Capital.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
DEATH, y ! \. { !! [,

Death has again visited community and called Mrs
Manic ,hionnn from this world of care she leaves hns-
and four children and many friends TO mourn her loss
She was laid to rest in Hutton Valley Cenctry the 10TH
of April the day after her death She found peace with God
last fall and lived good Christian Life the rest OF her days
She was loving wife and kind mother.
She has passed away on earth she is missed.
The husband says sorrow of heart cannot resist
Come husband and friends we too must die
Prepare to meet loved ones in heaven on high.
Written by two friends.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
Roll of Honor.

{. Z. D,ckinsheets,
Hutton Valley so
j. NJ. Stokes. West Plains. %.
Lucille Laura Chase
Mt. Grove, %.
j. M. Martin St. Annie 10.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
For Sale

a Far Overcolt, in gair condi.
tion, with good lining. Price So
If sold at once, worth several
times that money to teamsters
or one compelled to be out in the
weather. Can be seeu at Mrs
Nora Woods 2! nj. 8. OF Huggins
p Don the Mountain Grove raod.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23

'EnprP6 as SecOtd.ci0ss
mat ter September 5 1870;
at the IOst-nWcc at
TrUh' No., HMdcr Tie Act
Of Congress Of M"rch Bed
1879
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
II. j Fenwick.

CNDERrAKER and EMBALMER
Half Block North East Square.
Mountain Grove Mo
Telephone No. 1873. At nigh,
1873
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PU RLISllrD ENElI THURSDAY
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23
WORLDS CRESSET

PUBLIsHERs
n, G. Garrett and N. Nj. EowerS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-04-23

" say rnaJ rHul rad any
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
PICKS PROHIBITIONIST
FOR NEXT PRESIDENT

| No stronger evidence of the extreme
faith in the Prohibitionlst cause felt
by +. W Chain, candidate of that
party for governor OF Illinois, could
be given than his statement in his ad-
dress in the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday even
ing that the next president Of the
United States will be the man nom
mated by the Prohibition party.
Were Mr.. Chain betting man, he
might have got some action on that
proposition even among the select
audience which had gathered TO hear
him.
The Republican party was roasted
by both Chain and Joseph p. Tracy.
OF Detroit, for having ignored the de
mands OF the portion OF the population
which wants hquor-selling abolished.
The former speaker declared that by
it's final blanket clause indorsing pre-
vious doctrines OF the party, the G. o.
p. might be still considered as favor
ing the plank which was included in
the Republican platform OF 1872 fo-
personal liberty. Mr.. Tracy denounced
the Republican platform as containing
no clause In regard TO the shipment OF
liquor from wet into dry localities.
Bryan and the Democratic party
came in for a share of the left-handed
compliments. but the Democratic plat
form was not criticised since Ii Is still
10 be made in the Denver convention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
WORTH $4,000;
HE DIES IN WANT

SEATTLE. June 29.-While for
tune OF $4,000 was awaiting him In
Illinois Willis A. Chapman died at the
Wayside Emergency hospital under
circumstances that pointed strongly
TO lack OF proper food and the neces-
stiles OF life. But for the fact that
George Warren. a banker Of Spring
Valley, MINI. had been in the city
several days. trying TO find Chapman,
the facts In the case would not have
come TO light.
Chapman, who was SO years OF age,
had been one OF the fotsam and Jet
sam Of a waterfront city for many
years. He had brother living In
Spring Valley, Mimi. but had not
communicated with him for years.
Well educated and naturally endow'
ed. Chapman preferred 10 wander.
Several times he tried to enter bust
ness. once on q sum of money that
his mother willed to him, but he
spent this In q few months. For
years he worked about the commits
sion houses OF Seattle. earning but a
few dollars per week. He lived most
Of the time on 20 cents a day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29

Commission men reported only a
list this morning. Strawberries are
berries. gooseberries. huckleberries and
cherries are coming freely. The sup
ply OF peaches has been a little short
Butter. eggs and poultry are steady and
firm. New potatoes are coming along
now all right and are easing OF In
price. but old potatoes are 30 near done
A,ple.-Fsnoy. ,s.so0Aso; oo,.mon.
~" SSuttssr-ofnci.i prices: Extra cream
cries. asc; nrsts. aio; crooks. sc; pack
ing stock. Ice per ID.
Blackbcrries-Lawto $3.50 per "a
Casbese-Nsw. .sl.7s per large crate.
Canliaower-Caiifornia. si.rs0s per
doc.
Csiery-ll per dox
lac: Limbureer. new isc; brick. Ilc;
Cs,iisr.,. Truit.-Apricots. E.so Per
spf s s.s sss sa 1s Dsi S0 Der H scs
chsrriss-southern. SI.2s: sweet. IS
coassIPaef.ss coffee. nA'soisss
Pr dressed res Caiv..-Fancy. scsxe; com.
ar .ss c.:. eesss sS.r s.s DO. ''
Fisur-Nichigan patent. In wood.
Ess; ci:sa i 4.so per SsI
sos; ::s ossS a:. s e,. ana sS;' %:
sSen. .sis; cssr:s midilinss. $50: do;
,.s "A: :s:sSS::: s s.s a y:
e: Ss S.r: sSS per dos: .ss:a er:::
% 0ses doI: pispi.n... isS Dos; .s sDs :
sT c.s. s;:s: ~ 81; isso"p per su
S::;. sss.swsii''S . Rss ys ss: has.
snS e SSS 's %. se S iS:ssHs
Ts S o yiT: n.,. me- sfoe: ..y ws:
:isis. Ss:r ,Ss l::s; IL. lap g. ssd :iiR;
SI1s rssS St':S a ..sru :ss osS :sa :ss
Sips. 70 and per s:ns cF.~.
ioYlioi extraoted s6sH per Id.
: s.oB Sis .S,pbs. a.. s arc paying tn.
s car lss., 'is' p sss NO. ti%oshy
Si..s s Ss. ,.m. sSsssi ah.: :s!'. .sd
Oh h:Ss swN i0e oarsd e sHSt No . CURED.
snSSI 10, d !; s.es n S*S Ne = irs.sn
SS;sss|' 81 IS! SG:s :st, 4, ~ s1;s: sai
S ~ 4, ss u.s.. s.' s'a. Ne 70 T. ios
Shsep skins. as to wool. tsc6O
Hucikieberrfss-ei-dt cases. o1so.
Lsmes--si las per ioo.-
Lsmons-Celifornia. e1sk0AaS per
bon
EspI. srgsr..NeH, pure. ne pr ID.
easel ys.srmslssRs' ysStee
6ssSp:-FssV, d.9s pc, bul Esyp-
..sJ e. '::' ., &c. -. ss e. "a. "a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
CAMPANIA WINS IN
RACE OF OCEAN LINERS

NEW YORK, June 27.-Forcing
every inch of steam into their boilers
and their engines heaped with coal.
the Cunard liner Campania and the
French liner La Lorraine reached
quarantine today after one of the most
exciting ocean races ever recorded on
the log OF a steamship. When the
reckonings were made the figures
showed that the Campania had beaten
her ocean rival by one hour.
The liners sighted each other at
dusk last Thursday and the race be-
gan. They kept in sight of each other
for 20 hours and then the Campania
steamed ahead and soon lost sight OF
her rival. The race was maintained
until their arrival at Sandy Hook
light today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29

PROPOSALS FOB CLOTHING AND
EQCIPAGE.-Chief Quartermaster's Of
nee, Federal Building. Chicago, Ill.
June ., 190s.-Seaied proposals. in trip
licate, subject to the usual conditions.
will be received here until IL o'clock.
noon, July ., 1905. and then opened, for
furnishing and delivering at either the
Philadelphia. Boston, New York. Chicago
or ST. Louis Depot OF the Quartermas-
ter's Department. y. 8. Army: 10000
pairs Black Dress Shoes. and $4,000
pairs Russet shoes; subject to increase
In quantities Of from 20ec to 500, IL de-
sired by this Department. The right
70 reserved to reject or accept any or
ell proposals, or any part thereof. Pref
erence will be given to articles Of do
rnestic manufacture. conditions OF quail
ity and price Uncluding in the price OF
foreign productions or manufactures
the duty thereon) being equal. Stand
srd samples can be seen. and specifca-
tions. blanks for proposals and full in
formation will be furnished upon ap-
plication at this office. Envelopes con-
tanning proPoss,: to be indor.sd Pro,
Sc ogen rsYsg Sly 2 ,Sosr Lieut. lieut. Col w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
MAY HAVE KILLED SELF
BECAUSE HE "FLUNKED"

NEW YORK, June 27.-while rela-
tives insisted today that the shooting
OF Chas. NJ. Rolker. Jr.. broker OF
Riverside drive. was an accident. Cor
oner Dooley and the police said they
were satisfied Il was case OF sui
eide.
Young Rolker was n member OF the
graduating class OF Columbia univcr.
sity this year. but IL not on the grad.
uating list and II is said his failure
to finish had made him Respondent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
COL. AUGUR IS DEAD
IN CINCINNATI, o

CINCINNATI. June 27.-Lieut-Col.
Ammon A. Augur. U. S. A, who for
the last two months has been station
ed at Fort Thomas. KY, died there
Thursday night after a lingering Ill
ness OF brights disease.
He was born in Michigan 55 years
ago and graduated at West Point. A
widow and three children survive. one
grown and two younger daughters.
Augur was promoted from captain
OF the Twenty-fourth Infantry for
bravery at San Juan Hill. When the
rough riders. led by Col. Roosevelt,
charged up the hill to capture the
Spanish block house, they were sub
jected to a hot fire.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Furnished by Cameron Currie Co.:
The reception OF Taft's nomination
by the market was decidedly disap
pointing from a bull standpoint and
showed that IL had been fully discount
ed by the rise yesterday. Prices ad-
vanced fractionally at the opening. but
plenty or long stock was encountered
and before the end OF the irst hour
stocks had declined under the lead OF
Union Pacific. and were well below yes
terday's closing There has been q
slight rally from the lowest point and
the market Is dull at the lower lever.
Republic IreB & Steel and Louisville q
Nashville both suffered considerably
from the passage and reduction OF
their dividends and the very poor earn
ings OF railroads which keep coming
to hand are a depressing factor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
LEAPS FROM WINDOW TO
DEATH, AFTER QUARREL

NEW YORK, June 27.-Following
an argument early today with her hus.
band. Mrs. Elizabeth Strand, aged 49,
jumped from the bathroom window OF
her home on the fourth floor Of an
East One Hundred and Thirty fifth-st.
house. She fractured her skull, broke
her right arm, was injured internally
and broke several ribs.
She was hurried to the Lincoln. hos.
pital. where physicians say she can
not recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
THAW PREVENTS HIS
RETURN TO ASYLUM

NEW YORK, June 27.-Learning
that Supreme Court Justice Morchaus-
er had decided to order the immediate
transfer OF Harry X. Thaw from thu
Duchess county jail at Poughkeepsie.
back TO the Matteawan asylum for
the criminal insane. counsel for tbs
young millionaire secured a new writ
OF habeas corpus TO prevent his re.
mOyal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
PROPOSALS FOR WATER
GATES.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF DETROIT.

Detroit. Mich. June %. 1908.
Sealed proposals will be received UP
TO ~ o'clock noon OF Tuesday, July II,
ter Commissioners OF the City of De-
troit, nifty 600 four-inch (4-inch) wa
ter gates. in accordance with the draw
ings and specifications on file In the Of
nee OF said Board.
A certified check payable to the or
der of the Board OF Water Commission
ers OF the City OF Detroit. In the sum
OF nifty dollars (s50.oo) must accom-
pany each bid.
The right IL reserved to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals should be endorsed. PRO-
POsAts FOR WATER GATES"
BENZ. +. Quincy,
Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron curile q Co.'S copper letter;
with the exception Of Aralsamated
OF a half point today, the copper
market has shown steady tone, but
with transactions stiii on a very small
scale There wes acme iitlie demand
pGF Range was dull at ~ and North
Butte al GO The general list held
about stationary and closed without
feature, The metal market during the
past week has shown a slight essing
OF IN quotations for copper, both here
and abroad, London cables show a do
cline OF Al IN Seth spot and future,
exchange quotes all gtedes 1-sc a
pound lower.
Reported for The Times by Cameron
Csryie & Co. 1ls-11s Griswold-st
Open. High. Low Close.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING
OBSTRUCTION TO NAVIGATION
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF WATER
COMMISSIONER Of THE CITY
or DETROIT.
DotroIt. Mon. Juno az.

Dctrolt, MICH, juno W. ibOs'
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF tho hoard OF Water Com
fnIssidnsrs OF the city OF Detroit up to
IL o'clock noon of Tuesday, July ~.
1905, for the renewing OF OBSTRUCTION
In the Detroit river at the foot OF Or
dred and forty Feet tas0) from the face
of tho present dock a. that point The
work 10 TO be done In accordance with
the spscffoations and conditions. copies
OF which can be obtained at the office
OF this Board.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check in the sum OF one
hundred dollars 100000. drawn pay
able on It's face 20 the order OF tho
board Of Water Commissioners OF tho
city of Detroit. and should be endorsed,
.fHQPQsAI.. FoR REMOVING OBJ
The fight sf reservod to reject any
BENZ. y Quincy.
Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. June 27.-Close: Too
much moisture in the northwest Is now
the trouble in the wheat mar rs,.
put prices up assisted by ouilish
estimate by Inglis on the winter wheat
yield. Flour trade Is reviVing ana
The market on Saturday was quite
bullish during the greater part OK the
Wheat quotations-Cash No. red.
e0c: July opened Lie OF at Sc IL. ad-
vanced 10 sse and declined TO SIC. Sep
TENDER opened at Sc "a, gained ] Lac.
and declined to 81 &c: December
opened at SIS PC. touched SO Sac and
white. soc.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn
Cash No >. = Lac; no, 2 yellow;
at IS lac 3 at 55c; August 5000 bu, at
Al -4c. 5000 bu. at Al Lac: september.
5000 bu. at ioc Rye--Cash No: 2. Zoe;
Ausast nc se sH cash 80 Oct.
s725.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
cars OF corn. Withdrawals were 200
bbls of flour. Stocks are 1922 bu Of
wheat. ll9.il1 bu OF corn. 1884 bu OF
oats and ll,s0i bu OF rye.
Northwestern wheat receipts Satur-
day. l31 cars: year ago, 33s cars.
Inglls' winter wheat crop estimate.
3S5.00O.000 bu.
There is some talk OF black rust In
Nebraska.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. June g1.---Wheat opened
lower on easler cables and continued
favorable weather. July declined q C
on liquidation and selling on stop or
ders. September was OF about &C.
Good demand developed for the latter
month on the decline. and prices rail-
lied quickly September selling nc over
Yesterday, and July regaining the loss
Opening prices: Wheat-July, s5% a
S5Lzc. Corn-July. e7As 967hc. Oats
July. A. c. Pork-Sept., sl4.s0. Lard
Sept. 1910. Ribs--July. ss.12k.
Wheat showed gains OF iad11a CT:
corn was UP y q Nc oats were un-
changed TO hqt higher. and pro-
Closing prices: Wheat--July, IS &C.
Corn-Juiy. CSC. Oats-July. 44a.c
Pork-July. sl4.67k. Lard-July, s9.i5
asked. Ribs--July ss.25.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-29
ENGINEER KILLED IN
n PENN. TRAIN WRECK

HAZLEToN. Pa. June 27.--epread-
ing rails caused the wreck OF Penn.
sylvania railroad passenger train In
the mountains near here carly this
morning Engineer Aaron Rsup. OF
Pottsvillo, was killed and eight pas.
senEers injured. The scene Of the
wreck Ia isolated. causing delay of
physicians reaching the wreck TO at
tend tho injured.