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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
Judge Swan Returns.

Judge Swan has returned from q
two weeks vacation and resumed. his
duties I'm the federal court Thursday
Judge Knappen will come to Detroit
Friday and there will thus be two fed
eral judges on the bend at once,
something that rarely happens here.
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COPPER MARKET--cLosE.

All. 25n. odv.. I y Bos: Cons. ls: Bu.
Gin. 224 Bling. Cons. 30: Blu. a Lon.
40; Cop. Con. s7,s C.; y r.. s3s; c.. q.
s: Gran, 90: Globe. g. O. Can. 81
Mass. ~ Mob. AZ: Mai, I Lis; Mex.
Con, ess. Nip. u: New. Cons. II n
New. Utah. AS. New Dom. l6; ~. Butte.
sag; shan. 1f& Santa Fe. Ia: Sup.
Cop. 1874 Tam. so; 5. Queen a: Trim.
Cop. "a: Utah Cons. 30, L. s. r. & q,
"a do nfd Al IL
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BOsTON COPPER SALEs.

BOSTON. Mass.. AprfI 3O.--SaIes. FUR
nIshed by Cameron currie a Co: Anal,
ii,2sl; AZ. $50. Arc. ls: Ariz. Cont,
1,5so: All, 725; Bing.. 1855; q. c.. 512;
Cent. s5 Mer., 900 Range. 1912: ID.
w. 90: FIR. 305 Gran, 5: G.. G. c.
1.7s1. Roy. rs :Lasal.. LIS: Mass. 200;
SIS: ~ '0 H. s.ss o. g. d. V IS: Csc s .os;
Par. 1855: Qy.. 90; r.. L.. 10: Shan. 4o5
Sup, $40: Tam. AZ; Trim, go; u. s r..
ss5: DO pfd, 2Io; u. c., %. Utah Cons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
SAID TO Be
IN CAHOOTs WITH
ROGERS
Nm. e. CURTIS SAYS THAT AP-
pARsNrLy THE lNpEPsNDENcE
LEAGUES HEAD IS GETTING
yEHy CLOSE TO STANDARD OIL.

I CHICAGO. April 30.--Wm. L. Cur
VII writing to the Record Herald from
New York says:
The polifical situation in New York
<1e considerably mixed In both parties.
THE Democrats have held their con
Mention and have refused to indorse
4 Bryan or anyone else. Their delegates
<nre going TO Denver uninstructed, but
3&fronrly opposed TO the Nebraskan
f&nd willing 10 support any candidate
tfhnf can beat him They don't care
much who II Is. Johnson has some
&odyocates In this section and is gener.
[8/iy regarded as clean. capable anu
<rowinr man. but the Tammany lead
<<Sfx who will control the vote or New
{xork. have very little knowledge OF
<hfm. They would prefer Gray, ana are
*1Ixelv 10 vote for him at the start, al
<1houRh that IL a mere guess, FOR they
+; 40 not know themselves what VIII nap
7pen when they get 10 Denver
Judge Gray does not care Tor the
&nomination.
"a movement OF serious enaIa . ~
has been started TO bring together the
13eruocraffc leaders of the diItere4al
xfnfes who are not favorable 10 Bryan,
both those who ere Opposed 70 pm I'm
<'0xI0 -luOSt VINO AtC cdRPCt
<Iuctantely for the purpose OF agreeing
E6n some acceptable candidate. IL may
+ 80 that the man can be found, but AT
<resenf everything is in the air
Gyrations OF Willie.
Ri hear funny stories about Mr..
<Hearst He Ia very likely TO take
more important part in the next cam
Dafxn than he has ever done IN the
3ast A gentleman who is among the
rst f1ve leaders OF the Democratic
nnrty IN New York state asserts that
3e&rst has very close relations with
I'M Rogers of the Standard OIL co. and
nth e. II. Hartman. and that he Will
~ guided very largely by the advice
''1d the wishes OF those gentlemen.
| nv friend tells me. however, that II
Taft or any rational Republican Is
Honsinated Hearst win put an indie
|4endent ticket ticket In the Held In
z'rder 10 divide the opposition. But
/I Roosevelt Ia nominated he Will In
U0rse the Denver nominee and Crafty
~. Rogers and Mr.. Hartman by ex-
0r<fng all his power and influence
nxainst the Republican ticket
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
FIND BODY OF MISSING MAN.

MARQUETTE. Mich. April 30
Especial Herbert James, machln-
ist OF Negaunee, who disappeared last
December. while mentally unbalanced.
has been found In the woods, here.
James had evidently died from ex-
posure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
PIG IRON FURNACE SHUT DOWN.

MARQUETTE. Mich., April, SU.-
Especial Pig iron IS practically un-
salable here and the big pioneer fur.
mace has shut down for an indefinite
period. Several hundred men are af-
fected.
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PRODUCE.

The market IA holding a very steady
position as 10 prices. and the volume
% trade is only fair Receipts OF poui-
demand was equal 10 tho supply. ana
practically ovarythins was solo on ar
riyal Advices as 10 egg shipments
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WINTER FIRES
LAST SNOWFALL
'pETRofT GETS TASTE or STORM
WHICH SWEEPS THE
COUNTRY.

Optimists who have been predict
klng an early spring, and have been
busy ipr the flower garden for several
days. were decidedly shocked Thurs
q 0ay morning, when shortly before
moon the city was visited by snow
y H(or1n. The snow. however. soon turn
&ed to rain, but ii chilled the atmos-
Dhere The weather man gives out no
K Atut OF warm weather for a couple Of
days.
4nowstorm Sweeping Pennsylvania.
K v. PITTSBURG. April 30.--FoIlowing
1pow. during the early hours, thun-
&erstorm visited Pittsburg and vicin-
INV. causing much damage. Two
north side houses were struck by
+ l|xhtning and set on fire. II was a
n peculiar combination OF weather for
&hja time OF the year, and much un-
<Aslness exists among the farmers
xoucerning the effect the snow will
taxe on the fruit-bearing trees.
DRIE. Pa. April 30.---Movers. many
4 Xf whom had prepared to fit today
wekened this morning to find the
V4ns backed up 10 their doors covered
4<U 8HoHf a nc suOW HAS Utcu ldli-
4 1nS for some hours. but melted al
& most as fast as 1t came down. BY
NOON II was turned partly TO rain.
ruit growers along the lake shore
~ the snow will not harm their
a products.
Snow In Ohio and Missouri.
b. CLEVELAND. April S0.--A heavy,
Net snow is falling all over Ohio to
& DAY and the fruit and other yegeta.
3 Hon brought out by the recent warm
weather will be ruined IL the cold
y ;Weather continues.
x GAINESVILLE. o.. April 30.--A
heavy snowstorm has been raging
4 here since Wednesday midnight
Trees in full blossom are broken
s down all over the city and the streel
cars In residence districts have beer
urnctically put out OF business by
Milling poles and heavy limbs crash
s. ~ from trees on 10 the trolley wires
0T. JOSEPH. Mo-, April S0.--Heavy
OF last night did much damage tC
<ruit crops In northwest Missouri anc
& Kansas. Vegetable gardens also SUI
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron CurIie
4 Co. New IS reg, I0Sa 1lot 10.
l0i l.: do. coup. 101 Il q 102; new As reg.
lIaib p1201h: do, coup, 122is bid
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season for April eggs is now practical
~ over. the tone. OF the market was
not SO firm. Butter was steady at the
anenl I n, me Saph,s u, We're sca wss
and looking higher on account OF the
cold weather.
Apples-Fancy. ss9s.so; common. u
Desn.-Dried Lima. shwsc per Id;
red kidney sso9 nr, per b. S.,,. ere,u
packing stock. Ice per 10.
Cabbage-Home-g grown. 81 per Dbl.
Csiery-Florida. s22s per crate.
Cranberrtes--Late Howes. $3.50 per
Caulinower-Californ 81 per doz.
GENERALIZATION full cream. lac;
Octobers. Ice per ID.
Cor~e--Package coffee. siL7s0l6as
Dressed Hes.-Light. 7G7Ac per Id;
Dressed csivs,-Fancy s97c' COM
Egg.-slichigan cu,r, Mt receipts. ex-
ira, case count. 15Lc per doz.
,Elosr-Michigan patent; 'r wood.
;ss.ss: ciear' $40 per Dbl.
Feed-Jobbing lots, bran. $500:
sSan $50 ssre eoan ss maass , ssd
middlings. $50 per ton.
! Fresh yegetabIes--Green onions. 1Oc
per- doz; cucumbers, IscGsl per dozen:
per box; parsley. Use per doz: wa
ter cress. 4oc per doz; pieplant. IS 20 ACC
per dog; asparagus. siGl.l0 per doz;
Grape.--Malagas. $3.50 9s5o per Dbl
Green rcpprS,.sos per basket "a io. 80.
painted barbed wire. s2ss: galvanized
oarbed wire. 81. so. No. 3 aansaled wire.
:ss g2sy netting ,S5 . sefH ss sSs .
| so and n-r cent on: poultry netting.
after weaving: 50 per cent nj on: wire wire
o ogfn' round and corrugated cond uci or
Honcy-F'Ancy white: i.@1se; amber.
II H, .Iu; Sut.-ss per bu.
Hay--retrctt shippers are paying the
| following prices for new baisi hay In
sis. 509ii: No. 2. $3.50. clover. mixed,
| $3.50: rye straw. 81: wheat and cat
straw. ssgs.So ton: IN car lots o,r.,
cured cured no. i. sG7c; No. Z. Siaa5hc: Kip
green. Ne L s9ss; Ne So 2; 9t as;
horse hides. No 1. So: No. ?. 81: sheep
skins as 70 wool s5cgsi
Iemoa.-caiiforhia. isgs.so per box.
MspIe Suzsr--New. pure. l5c per 10.
Mu.hroon,s-soc per ID =, IN
! Oh so per bu. Spanish. $1.e5 crate.
OIls-Raw linseed. 42c. boiled I'm
seed. 45c gal. less ] per cent for cash
| In 10 days: diamond headlight kero-
sepe, SIC: turpentine. In barrel lots
Observation-Disclosures navels. s2.7S1
3.25per box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s1.75927s per
| doz.
| Pofntoes-Car lots. :. o. b. Detroit
65Q70c per. bu; new Bermudas. sSoo
PouItry-Hens. 1871 114c: springs
| Ole; geese. 1oG11c; turkeys. 154 lec
| dido: gese. i0Ii1c; turkeys. Io@lee
rrovisions--Aiess pork. 1880; family
4 pork. $16.50017. light, clear. $40;
| heavy. SI6: smoked hams 10st a. lie; drs
salted briskets. 50 90 DC; shoulders. shc
| uicnic hams. SC: bacon. 4 oil 'ac: lara
4 In tlerces. SC: kettle rendered. 10c lb.
sfrawberries--s55 o@5.75 per 3s-G'
| case.
bu: SO per Dbl
surnr-crystal dominoes. $500: eagle
| tables, e716; cut loaf. $'.lb; cubes
Sc go; xxx powdered. $685.: granu-
/ lated. extra coarse S5.55 graduated. ir
bulk. sS.s5; eranuIated. IN 1o-ib cotton
| bags, $3.50: granulated In 25-lb cCttor
| bags. 1915: Michigan granuiated ye;So
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(b)Bid. (slSplit. Cn9NomInal.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O. April 30.--By Finley
May. si.00L: July, ss.c: sept s6lc.
Corn-No 3 yellow, eshc: Mac. 6sh
July. e5%c, Sept. s+Ac. oats-No, s
white. 54he: May. 6shc: July, 5Thc;
Sept. 81 - 6i37iac. Glover seed--Cash.
$l3: April. s7.65; Oct. s7.e5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

NEW YORK, April 30.--The stock
market opened at fractional declines
for most issues. ST. Paul and North
ern Pacific were a point lower. Atchi-
son was or "a. Union Pacific. Penn
sylvania and Brooklyn Transit L.,
Baltimore Il Ohio, IS and Steel pre-
ferred and Southern Pacific were Ia
lower. steel common and Copper were
Is down; Reading, Car Foundry and
Missouri Pacific were unchanged. In
terborough preferred and Smelling
opened Is higher. Chesapeake q
Ohio opened 5-S lower. At the end
OF 10 minutes trading. the market raj
lied IA 10 1-2 per cent In a number OF
the leading issues.
The market. in the early trading.
reflected increased confidence on the
part OF the bear operators who were
aggressive sellers in the late trading
yesterday and offered stocks freely at
the opening this morning. At the same
time, London houses sold about $4,000
shares, the supply from both sources
causing a heavy tone In the early
part OF the first hour and prices for
nearly all the active issues In that
period sustained declines ranging from
fractions 10 about one point.
Commission houses reported many
buying orders coming from outside
interests, but most OF these orders
were at price limits below the mar
ket and few of them could be execut-
ed. Their appearance. though. was
enough to give the market a hard
tone and when some covering start
ed. prices rallied easily. Before the
end of the first hour. good deal OF
Reading and st. Paul was wanted and
the buying OF those two stocks was
then the chief feature Of the market.
Reading after selling close TO 109
advanced 10 above Ill. and st. Paul
at the same time made a gain of
nearly two points. Price movements
In the rest OF the list were generally
narrow and at the end OF the hour
were slightly lower than at the close
yesterday. The bulk OF the business
was of a purely professional charac-
ter. mostly confined to the operations
OF traders on the floor OF the exchange.
Governments unchanged: other bonds
irregular.
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LIVE STOCK.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL STOCK YARDS.

DETROIT. April 30.--Cattie--Butch-
ers' cattle. active and loo higher prime
steers scarce and steady. outlook high
err. Prices rSnged as follows: Choice
steers, averaging from 900 to 1900 lbs
s5.5067: choice handy killers. s4.50G
5.25: light TO good butchers steers and
heifers. s3I4.25; common killers and
fat cows, 50 Gamers cows. Sl.50M
$50. common TO prime shipping bulls
s394.75: light butchers and heavy sau-
sage bulls. s2.75R3.75; stockers and
feeders. $2.50G4.2S per cwt Milcn
Cows-Active at se5G55. Veal Calves
Easy. soc per cwt.
Sheep and Lambs--Dull and slow
quality fair; choice lambs. $3.50 a $50
light to fair. s4.3o15.25: common "a
prime sheep. si65.50; mixed sheep and
lambs. s566. common killers. Ss756
3.25: cults. $2m2.50 per cwt.
Hogs--Active. Goa 25c higher. quail
ity fair: prime mediums and fat york
ers. $5.70G5S5: light workers. and pigs
SIS. so "a SOS: roughs. ssM5.25 per cwt
Receipts until noon: Cattle. LOSS,
calves. LIS: sheep. 1850. hogs 5,0io.
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elnoiey FaIes, Of the Edison fIIumin-
atjno Co.. ran down 5.ycar-oId Leo

atinq Co., ran down b-year-oId Leo
Hoitke. Nc. 497 Superior-st.. With
his automobile at Chenel and Super
ior-sts.. Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
gales took the lad home and called
Or. Lachajewski. OF No. 934 st. Au.
bin.ave.. who found that Leo's In
juries are not serious.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30

BuSeness-Ifke Prtntsng. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind. that
locke right Times Printing Co.. n
John R.-st Phvne 1895.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-30
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. April so.+-Thers was
further Improvement in the cotton mai
ket ar the opening this morning. helped
by bullisb cables. At the advance, how
ever. proflt-taking occurred on a liberal
scale checking the upturn. The temper
stures In the south were low
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Markets ara Finance

were 400 bbls OF -four Stocks are it5.-
23l bu OF wheat, 1879 bu OF corn, 81 :
sol ou OF oats, s.2ss bu OF barley and
IL eos bu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at ST. Louis. $4,000
bu, year ago, 30. 900 bu
Argentine wheat exports this week.
100000 bu. estimated.
Z. Northwestern wheat receipts Thurs
day. $50 cars, year ago. an.
Z SHOWS winter wheat condition for
May, 1903: month ago. so.s; ten-yeaF
Wheat in. Liverpool closed is0id,
and corn nd higher.
day. 10000 pu.
Wheat receipts at primary points
Thursday. 2sl. coo bu; year ago. $4,000
bu.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. April 30.--Firm cables.
large decrease in Minneapolis wheat
stocks. light receipts northwest and
more frosts in the winter wheat belt
caused Arm and higher opening IN
wheat, May selling up re and new
Opening prices: Wheat-May. 9s n ~
sse Corn-May s!h 9s7rc. Oats
May, 5SkS 1. Pork--May. $l3aTn. Lard
May, $40. Ribs--May. s6.s7Gs.
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REAO|NG & ST. P.
BuY|NG,, FEATURE
FIRST NAMED STOCK ADVANCES
TO ABOVE III: SECOND
ALSO RISES.
srocK MARKET-cLosE.

Am. {. 4 r., "a ~; Am. Loco. cor DC
g6 ssa i %a. 1a co PooS ss sG Ana am cop IS
&. Tr., .ss Cent; tsashs "a; CD; 4 9.
33h: Can. Pac., 1854; ch. q Ct w
pistiI., ssh; ID, q Il, Can. iSs; p. s
iSs; do ,sts. ASH; III: Cent, ls.; I. 4
25I; do pfd, 5sx; NewhI IA: Utah
ash Mo. Pse., 45h: Nat. Bis, sth: n
Plate. SEA-; Nat. Lead. osh; Nor; a W.
Pac., 1914 n. Y c. q IL. ssa: Ont
a w. ssA; Penn. lls& Peo. Gas, 81 u
Phi 8 Read, 1854; p. ST. Car. ssh
Rep. St. ia; Go pfd. $50; Rock Isl
Pac.. Sss. Sou Ry.. I4Ts: do ptd: sss.
Tex s Pac., 1874 Twin City. ssS Tn.
Pac,. is5; Y, $. s.. Bonds. s7h; U. $,
1908: Wabash. lo&: do pfd. 10; w. L.
Tele. sos CT. North, 1861.
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snrsr--crystal dominoes. $500: eagle
tables. s716; cut loaf. s,.15; cubcs.
$50; xxx powdered. sS.O5:. granu-
lated. extra coarse. s5.s5; granuiated; In
bulk. s5.s5; grnnulated. In 1o-lb cotton
bags. 1915 Michigan granulated, sss5:
confectionery A. $3.50; No. J: ss.es Nc.
3 s5s5; No. 4 $500: No. q. s5.55; No 2.
ss.35: No. .. $3.50; No. 10. t5.25: No. II.
s5.eO: No. ~. s515; No. 10. s5.15; No. -
$50. No Is $50 per 100 lbs.
Tonsnt0es--FlorIdn S2.75 per crate.
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EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Op ming By s,dler.
R0rtck e Co., Commission Mcrchn nsS.

BUFFALO. April 30-(Special.)---
Cattle--Receipts light. Hogs-Receipts
2.oo0. strong: heavy. $6@s.io; workers.,
ceipts 1000, strong. best lambs. $3.50.
calves. $3.50.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, April 5U.-HOgs-Escetprs
10000. market i0ml5c higher: bulk.
1856 Q5.z5. light. s5.3595.S5. mixed.
s5.s5@5.s5. heavy. $5.3o95.s5. roughs,
ys.3045.50. workers.. s1o95.1. pigs.
s4.40Q. 20; good TO choice heavy. $3.50
95.s5. Cattle-.Receipts 5000. market
t4.4oQ5.50: western steers 43.50n 5 SIS
stockers and feeders. $500 SOS: cows
and heifers, $1,000 $40: calves. si-50 o.
natives, s4.70a6.15 westerns. s4.55D
30. yeariings s6.25@6.s0: lambs, ma
tives, s575G7!40; westerns. s5.75 q I so.
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were quite liberal. and as the packing
season for April eggs is now practical
~ over. the tone. OF the market was
not SO firm Butter was steady at the
decline. The supply OF vegetables was
ample. but strawberries were scarce
and looking higher on account OF the
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Cotton prices, furnlshed by cameron
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

@ien, %. Sanuor. - 1ie benler.
fensmertbe Nuseiuanoeriebumg, Ole
Der eemeiniome Wihiiter OeS Ieube.
rem, 6reiberr b. Iebrentbol am Mon-
tag Dor Der 5ritdnoigen Gommiiiion
Der unenriiden Delegation iiber oic
ousipdrtige 4oIitif Seitreid) = I'm
earn's gegeber bat. miro beltte I'M
@ortlout mitgetbeilt uno orf oaS
Sebbafteite bciprofen. Ser Wtiniiter
c%onitaiirte 5un1hit. 0ob Ole interno.
tionale Situntion ieit Der lctten IA.
gung Der Delegation feline glrnoe.
RING erfabren babe lrno feline Grcig.
niiie porgefomnten ieien, mclfc bic
SteIlimg Der Goppelnlonord)ic i'm
8olfer.Gon5ert uneiinitig beeinflilbt
b1tten.
Gie Golitif Der Inn0berung. fir
melhe Seitreid). lngorn eiirig t6Gtig
seipeien iei erfIGrie Der Winiiter.
babe iih ebenfoas auf Die 9%e5iebun.
gen 5ipiihen Teutidlano uno eng
lamb eritrcdt. Gic ettsetrrtene 9eiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-30

0clcoilc'5 in Scr 6reitog@Iibuno cnt.
halt.
NnIetbe iir oie &cihSs
hauptitnot.
Sic itGotiihc Gcrfebrs0eputation
bat 0cn 0eifllB qcfoBt, cine Nnleibc
bon 2S2 MiQioucn O}ort ~aui5uneb.
men. Gle Summe lit bcitimmt, Die
Iuaiiibrung ser 9abn- mo @oien.
AnluQcrL ueldc ouf Dem Erogromm
Oea @crfcbra.&erbon05 @roB.9erlin
Ite6en, 81 crm09liden. Pile 8oftoren
itinutcn Ooriu therein, Dob Die &or,
bcoinQunQ Ser Shofiltng zines mirt.
lid,ell @robN erlins nui Dem @e6tete
oc5 TCrfebrameiens liegt.
6reigepro6eu.
Ser N}oropro5cB gegeu Den Stu'
Oentcu &~agcnite0t Dor Dem Sdnuur
gcridt in 9ouu, ii6cr oelien @cgim
Dor Ctlihen IugCn gemcIoet mllroe,
bat nit Ger 6reiiprcdunG OeS 2lnge-
fluqtcn Qcen0ct. EngenitcOt udr be.
iduloiQt, iciuc tScIicbtc ucrQiftct 81
baben. IS moren irs9eiommt cin-
bltnbertnd)t 3etael uno pier Sude
~peritdnoigc gcluOen Gle Gerbun0.
lungcn bottcn orBergcp0bnIid)eS\ &n.
~tereiic errcqt.
2Cpel9 Grfin0unQ.
Gin ncue2 Spitcm ornbtloier Selc-
graphic lit pom Grinder &epel Ger
>$nlpettion Ser &erfebr9truppem al
oercn SpiBc @cnCrol 8. %uf. b. Q8cr-
neburg Itebt, uorqeiilbrt porben, Die
WiitgIicocr Scr lSnipcttiou poren
3eltacn bon Ncriuden, mclhc 5mis
if)cn Berlin Wno @rounihmeig por.
Qenonmcu murocn u,b orrd)ults ers
iolgrcih luoren.
q o d cine Stage WoIttc 'a.
@cncroQieutenunt ). :. @rni Sumo
b. Wioltte, mcldcr jiingit ans ieilcnt
&ro5cB ge0cn Oiarimilion @or0cn
Dor Ger Stroifommer 0e9 2onoges
ridt2 olo SicGcr be%ruorQin0, bat ci-
ncn Stroiontrug wc9cn 9clcioiQlulg
0eBcn Den Scrull0Qeber Der @od)cu.
idriit Ser Morgen", @omena
@on0abcrQer, gcitcut. Ia8 @otqeben
griinOet iid) olli ejnen in iencm 9lots
tc ucroiicntlid)tcn 9lrtifcl. meIfcr Die
Nliiuirc Woltfe-Sor0en beriibrtc.
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Manacf at Sc,ueiien.

Eortlano, Ore, %. Salllor.
- @opin Maps, mel6er i'm bieiigcn
9unoesaeriht nit Dem i%riiberen
9unoesonmalt Sobn $. @oa olli sic
Ynfloge Der 9eidminoplrng ser
9utbesregierung Inn oiientIife 91n-
ocreien in @beeler Goultp, Oregon,
pro5eiiirt lporoen lit, mllroe ouf ben
Gntrag oes Staatsonpalts 4. ). Sc.
nep megen Mnnaels an 9epeiien irei-
g%eiprod)en. Ter Sertbeioiger per.
langte SnItrlttionen Der SSiirp sur
6rcilprefung aud Der iibrigen ar-
~geflagten, S~tnatsanmalt Seuep erbob
oagegell ober @inipritd uno ser Hid)-
ter nabm ben Nntrag in Grfpdgung.
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Mud Gin Wciu- Scricp'er Worbsebeim
mfr.

9aponne, Rs, %. Souunr.
- 0ie 2eife zines Mannes, oeiieit
S1noe nit ciltem Hienlen auf Dem
Giideu 5uiammen geid)nallt mnren,
milroe hente an elmer einianten Stelle
all Ger @eIt.39. StroBe, ndbe Dem
Heporf Hiuer, an einem 9oltnc ban,
gcno g%eiurtsen. Ter Soote lit nod
nidt ioeiltifiSirt mor6en. Gs iheint.
nad oen p~orliegenocn llnit0noen 81,
urtbcilcn, nonlentlih nah Der Art
mo @ciie. in melfer ieine SGnoe be
ieitigt maren, baS Spfer eincS ab.
ihelliden Qioroes Slt Ietn. Gr iicbt
allS mie eilt arbciter uno mar picl-
Ieidt 40 biz so Sabre alt.
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GOrtelNOn actaOelt.

Qcmotrotii6c Senntorcu unjuiric0cu
nit ieincr Wetbooe jltr 8eauts
iportlnB elmer Ourd SenotSbc.
idluB al i'm geri6teten 6ragc.
- 1ebottc I'M SultIe iIber Ole
9totbmen0igteit elmer nmerifoni-
iden NauOeI9narine.
"" @di 81 t1tb NC. g; 30" Sun.
-%m Scnnt inuO bette cine lebbafte
0i2tuilion ser Metbo0c itott, in mel
der SGoblmt8ietretdr GorteIpolt Die
N1ird ei1eu SenatabeidIuB al ibr
Qeridtctc 6ra1c fiber Die WtoBnnbmcn
hG9 Shabamt9 i'm 3ulnmmenbong
nit oen iilugItcn Storltngeu ollf Oenl
@eI0marft bcautmortete. Der Sctres
tar bate oen cinleitenoen Sbeil iei-
ncr 2ntuort Orlldcn laiien, lnO &c.
0rudtc Gremplare oea S6riftItilfcS
Iqcn ollf Den Yulten uIler Senatoren.
Iic 0enofrntiidGn Mtit8lieOcr, lla.
mcntIid) Gilman, erfI0rtert Dies iiir
cine bcilpielloie mo unheredtigtc
NCucrlng.
Ter Serat miOmetc ser 4nnubmc
pcrIdicoener, nod in ieilem &nleuoer
perjeih1eten Bills pom %geringerer
@ihti8feit 6etrGdtlihe 3eit uuO per
tugte it'd ltnt 2.t5 bis morgen.
Die &otbmenoigteit elmer amerifd.
niiden &auiioDrtei- 6lotte sur GrgGn.
SUNG Der ariegsilotte mar beilte ouS
hauptiGhlid)c Sbema Der 0ebatte I'M
.&ouie gelegentlif Der @rp19ung Der
briu0Iiten GeiiSit SerlpiaigmgSs
@i1. Die Tebattc mltroe oilrdl Sittles
iielo (QPe.) ultgcre9t, meld)er Die We.
icBlihfcit ser in Der Bill cntbalteueu
&crmiui9ln9 bon $1,O00,O0O gum
9lnfulti pon &oblen fir sic eSnbrt Der
Nrmu0a bcitritt. Geoner tuoeltc oo.
bel sen GonArcB, neil Ocrlelbc feline
&erlpiniglngen fir 6orocrung Der
omerifaniiten SauoeISmarine ge.
mott bate, poruui 6ib9tralo Or
% cnt9e1nete, Die reprblifaniihe-
Yartei lei ein5ig uio ollein ooiiir Der.
ontmortlid,. Sberlep (ap,) crfl1rte,
Der Wou9el an elmer SauOelsmarite
lei cine Sdmad iiir OaS 2ano u1o
cine nntiirlide Solge Der Republicans
lt)en Folitif.
Die Ieii5itbiK mar nod inter Be
ratblng, ais lid oas Snlls tltrS nad)
5 llhr bis morgen uertagte.