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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15
IstJSKO

RUSKO.
Ministcrstyo usneslo Sc Y tGehto
dnech, he pfedloM dune zakon o.
hIednt d6lnickGbo pojistovdni.
lIlaynim bodem noyGho zAkona je
zfizeni sboru osetfovatelek a opa-
tfeni fondu pro pfipad nemoci,
Ku nemoceDskemn fondu mali m
mtstnayateIG pfispiyati dytna n
d6lnici trent pttinami, Srazlsy M
mzd6 * tomu eli obndseti mali l.
3 procenta podlc ySse mzdy. Tfz
na inyalidni pojisroydni jest pa.
matoyano Die noyGho zhkona
ma byt Y kazdG gubcrnii zfizena
.zylastDi dfadoyna pro inyalidni
pOjistoydni, Y nh zam6stnayatclo.
We u ddlnici mali b5t stcjn6 "a
stonpeni Cisafskd poji5toyaci L.
fadoyna yfsti ma hlayni dozor mad
ysomi pojiStoyaeimi odbo6Isami
Senat yydal dne 4. Geryence no.
Wy yylSlad obledn6 usazovdni Hidf.
We smysIu t6to interpretace jist6
G6sti zidoyskycb dtlnik1 odnimA
sc prdy0 ayobodntho bytu. Tito
jsoH nIerni, ably bydIeli mimo o.
krcsy, jez obydIeny jsou kfestany,
Opatfenim timto stizcni jsou ne.
yya6eni dtInici, ktefi pfiprayuji
praeoyni material pro seycc, tesa.
fe, klenotniky n pod TGmto del
niknm bylo M dOsud mlGky do
voleDo, ably jako femcslniei bydle-
u Y ruskych m6stech u vesnicich.
Senat rozhodl nyni, ze zakon o.
hlcdnt usazoyani zidn musi byt
nyni proyad6n do ysech podrobno-
sti a ze neyynteni zidoysd d6lnici
nesmi Sc usazoyati Y 6istG ruskych
edstich mGst.
Petrohradskd Rossija uvefej.
huje dopis cd syGho dopisoyatele
We Spoj. statech, jeuz q ddrazem
poukazuje na nutnost lepsiho po-
roznmeni mezi ruskym ameri'
ckgm narodem Il soutasnG podaya
nayrh, jak by sc t0ho dalo doeiliti,
Dopisoyatel st6zuje 81 ma "animo.
stu americkGbo lidu oproti Ru-
sku' oznaGuje into jakozto ma
sledek staltho Isili nepfdtel rusk6
rise - JaponcG V dob6 ydlky Il
po IL ruskych agitatorh --- ktefi
cestoyali po Spoj. Stateeh q Anne
rikantIm ystepoyali falesnG pred
stayy pom6rech Y Rusku, Ably
tento politoydni hodny STAY byl
zmirntn, americky ndrod die ma
hledu dopisoyateloya musi byt
pouten, 60 skutefnt je praydy ma
tom, go bylo Rusku rozhlaSoya-
no. Tisls die jeho mintni neni do
.brym prostfednikem Y tGto zale-
zitosti, take nesmi Isili Y tom smt-
ru miti tifedui mater, "Ntkolik
yynikajicich osobnosti V Rusku", ;,
prayi dopisovatel, "m6lo by po.
zyati n6kolik yliyn5ch Americana,
politikd, badatcl1, obchodnikn a
finandnikl, do Ruska poskyt-
nout jim pfilelitost, ably u samtho
pramenc 50 na ylastni o6i pfesyed
eli 0 slavu y6oi Musi Jim byt
yysyetleno, lak dalece byli falesn6
informoyan Rnskn a muzoy6 Ii
So pax yrati doml a uyefejni syoje
nahledy PAX tito Ease le sy6
strany pozyou Rusy do Spoj. Sta.
ia a TAX 1ayedena hude mezinarod
.ni ylmtna serle, lez mnae pro oht
zemt pfinest muoho dubrtho
l.etosni sklisen pseniee v iilnim
Ruslu aastala "a az SO procent
m prAmtrpm 'famni agents pro
amrrickb hospodafsks slroic od.
valavaii syuie nbieduaYky Oh
chodnlyi ohilim ptedpovi,laii no.
yS hlad hitlu
FRANCtE
IIenrl Farman raflA dahgl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15

byl scrzant AIecke, jeGz odsouzen
byl M : rokd do y6zeni. Straz-
mistr Girnstein n podddstojnik
SperIse odsonzepi byli kazdy ma g
rokn do y6zeni Schiwara sam
odsouzen byl jiz drive na dyandct
Iel do khznlee. ----
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15

saf Wright cd p6ti ciyilisoyanycll
kmcnil odcestoyali v tGchto dneeh
do IIenrietty.
sebevrazda Ceslsy.
h pficin dpln6 nepochopitelnyeh
skon6ila V 1tery dne Z. ceryenee
po poledni krajauka Marie Burdo.
vi V Cbicagu, H., 62letd, matka
p6ti dorostlych deti, sebeyrazdou
Media se jinak mysleti, nez ze jed
naIa v nhyaln okamzitGho Ilenstyi,
pon6yadz X sebeyrazd6 nem6la
nejmen5i pffGiny, V manzelstyl
byI& eelkem Btastna, dGti m6la M.
op0tfeny a o ye2dejH chlGb nem6la
taktGa nouzi, ponGyadz manzel
pracoyal Il yydGlek prayideln6 cd
yddG zene. Jedin6 60 krajanee
Burdoy6 ztrpGoyal0 ziyot, byly sill
ne aaludeGnf kfeGe, kter6 j Y po-
sIedni dobu slime suzoyaly q pdso.
billy j velkG bolesti. Take dne 6.
cerycnee rano 81 tGzoyala, ze celou
noe nespaIa n Y poledne, kdyS ne
sla muzi, ZamestnaBGmu Il Pilsen
Lumber Company obGd, stGzoyala
81 sousedce, ze ma = zaludkem vel
kG polite. Kdyz pfinesla muzi o.
bed, postavila kos na zem q pro
mluvila nGkolik sloy Pfi tom SO
vzdaloyala smGrcm ku slipu. Man.
zel j dobfe nerozum6l, ale Y do.
mtnce, ze zcna, jako Gasto ciniyala,
jde sebrat kousek dfeya, ii j val
ne neysimal. y samGh0 bfehu Sc
BurdoyA p0jednou rozbGhla, zamd-
yala rukama We yzduchu u bez hle-
81 skocila do spinaye yody slipu,
DGlDiei, sedici opoddl, yyskoGili u
pospislli tononci ku pomoci. Kra-
jane Randak a Fr Draka, . Z. 100
zap, 10, III, a Jos. Dorfa, odydzili
SO M X okraji yody u podafilo sc
jim Burdoyou zachytiti. Vytahli
bezy6domou ma bfeh, jail sc il kfi.
siti, ale jich namahdni nemGlo zda-
RI. Proto byla 2 canalportslse sta
nice poyoldna ambulance u polici.
sta Brom poyefen doprayenim Bur
dove do okresni nemocnice. Ale
ne& j nalozili, sezndno, ze zivot .
t6Ia zmizcI.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15

Omaha, Neb,, ~ GerYence 1908.
VySA kabeloye zprdyy zpdsobily, he
ceny obili trhu neco vstouply. Hor.
ka, icz panuji ma sevcrozdpad6, take
pfisp6la k zvysenf cen. Zprdyy obou
Dakot oznamovaly, ze pseniec znaGn6
utrptla suchym poeasim.
Prlm6rn6 eeny byly n6sledujici;
Psenice - Z. 2 tyrda, 0s-$1.0O; Z. 3
tvrdd, 05-0sc; Z. tyrdd, 0O-95c. Jar.
ka -- {, 3, 0s-t02.
Kukufice -- Z. 2lutd, 74A-75cf 4.
3 bila, 7s-7slAc.
zito -- {. ., 7l-73e; {, 3, 6a--7lc,
Owes -- Z. 3 miehany, 52 -52Ac, {. 3
billy, 53-531ac; Z. 4 big, 52ia 53e.
Doyoz do trhu = dobytkcm byl phi
po6dtku tohoto t}dne nejy6tsi cd polo.
why ky5tna, Bylo oznamcno, ze yysoka
yoda Norfolk byla toho pfi6inou, 10
nebylo dopraveno 10 trhu mnoho aadou'
cieh druhd hoveziho dobytka. Tim By.
Ia by zasoha mnoho yttAi | in6 trhy
oznamoyaly poeetn6jsi ptiiem pti 60.
mach neea levneisieh. Dovoz yepto.
vsho dobytka hyl icn slahf a gony by
Is o los yyssi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15
HFoEiel yspoura IndlAna

Ma rnfkaH utadulltlha ruyyrus
pa Hcllamybo geugTalni paho8nik
NJ N Canton Guthrie OKLA otl
rtsloyal due p teryynee IL lien
Hpily abs mEe,ll sysetfgYAui
hle,lus udaalivseh nepokoia mesi
lwllau kmgne etmu snake
pfed ,e}m o,l ,lem eanamll
ngFal tanian 81 r0ns sFlnho "a
pslA Eafdt pflhlAslll = leleEra
fehM eesiou o. sluias ayak rse
.n hele astsstl "a laslalntho
,sseifvul sluase Assent kelse5
Mmkaese 0kla anamh ma
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15
Hitchcock ie pfedsedou.

Frank Hitchcock, byyoly prvni
yypomoeny postmistr, byl zvolen
IN pfedsedu republikansk6ho ma
rodniho yyboru a bude tudiz fiditi
kampah pro kandidata pro 1fad
presidenta Tafta. Tento yysledek
byl ohlasen tepryG po delA konfe-
renci, ma kter6 Sc tel podilel kan
didat Taft.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15

dnsk6 1fadoyn6, zc die zprdy, KITE
re obdrzel, brozi propuEnouti
yzpoura Indidn6 kmenc "Crazy
Snake, kteM jsou shromazdtni V
IIenriett6. Agent Kelsey u komi-
saf Wright cd p6ti ciyilisoyanych
kmcnd odcestoyali v tGchto dncch
do IIenrietty.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-07-15


CLAY Rablasou s ru naalsduilti -
rlA,ka ia hoFtkIm dbbylku byh prs
nth d,aa dutsb tomta ltdbu pamtgab
slaba. mhabfeh ptipadfet lFadAvap
- e1 "a tR eeat8 dtaia rh efaVsBa
tfdae uaplsssa hYia sleiN rH eansfk
1esti .htesh Nfrhs,lHl t4hy laYHti
usmaly lslnt gaslnt leptbykY NW
Yvasl Feas tssaas btia rg 4fsd8 4 slrt
ts ta VA d39 hFAvf ia1s tbsf hAlslg
tei E I umhamsN t4Nstnn. Neh
ke ksas iah5la ifdae iahii "a aaileRal
sen p5eM0As h5H Is ffM a& sfEtH
te8 risitFinlta lfata 8nt0 "a "a sll
fati slfa ~ 8a a. t8H tNta8 xf
tFaas AF8tt lalaslse ttaa "a ttRAl
fsaatle.lel Arat st1A aa ttfaG rakRA
lsists fi@ 81 AA8A{ tisfs kfa.ees
tsnH aa NteE klmssl Nail 81 Al at
ttt& Tgh A. fstlas lahttfk ttl ~
ni letf4 isata fgAaa 9af tsit t}a
st tee tp4 ass pfei tllesm t'FamEs
Tea aa bfM sahafa tHtN "a sH tA
NeiftiH esaa 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
KILLS TO HIDE CRIME
NEW THEORY ADVANCED FOR THE
Staying OF CARACAS.
Colorado Is Stirred by Sensational Trag-
edy in Which Four Are Killed
with an Axe.

TRINIDAD, Colo, Dec. 7.-Another
theory of the murder of four members
of the Garcia family. who were killed
last week with an axe in their home on
a ranch near Troy, and in connection
with which crimes posses are searching
for Francisco Martinez, alias Jesus Bare
la, is given by the authorities here.
1t is stated that MARTINEZ was suspect
ed of numbering Rovaldo Martin, Il
wealthy sheep raiser, whose dead body
was found lying beside the road leading
to his ranch last August Efforts to
fasten the crime upon MARTINEZ were un-
successful, however. The theory is that
the Garcias might have become possessed
of evidence pointing to MARTINEZ as gull
~ of the Martin murder and that they
were slain because of this supposed
knowledge.
The disappearance of Garcia's daugh-
ter is still a mystery. Many believe that
she was abducted by Martinez because
of his infatuation for her and is being
held Il prisoner. Another view is that
the girl escaped from the house during
the murderuuS assault and fled. 4 biz
zard has been raging in the territory adj
iacent to the scene of the crime and but
little hope is entertained that the girl
can survive if she is wandering alone or
hiding somewhere on the prairie.
1t is feared that if any of the native
Meyican posses come upon MARTINEZ
they will lynch him. The Garcia fam
lily was well known throughout the coun-
try and there is strong feeling over the
murders.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
CENTRAL HAS DIVIDE ND
ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY THAT 4
PER CENT. WILL BE PAID.
Repeated Reports of Consolidation of
Road Assist in Keeping Stock
Well Up to Front.

Announcement was made today that a
on Wisconsin Central stock, payable in
January. The report caused Il furry in
Milwaukee, where 4 large amount of the
stock is owned Wisconsin Central
opened today at G3 and Went up to 6ll2
and back to "a, with good movement,
along with other rails and industrialS.
The various rumorNwith reference TO
the future control seems to result i'll
present than for months past.
While the New York statement Of a
few days ago to the effect that deal
was about closed for the transfer of Il
control Of the stock to Il syndicate.
i'm the interests Of either the Canadian
Northern. or the Canadian Pacific to be
used as Il line into Chicago, has been
denied in certain quarters, there are still
we'll defined rumDrS with reference To
the early sale OF the road and its re-
organization.
The fact that the Canadian Northern
is Il part of the Grand Trunk system,
which is now building rapidly To the
north Pacific coast, makes the COnncc-
ton of that road with the Central deal
duuhly interesting because the Grand
Trunk is q pronounced and strong COM
pctitor of Sir Thomas Shaughuessy's big
Canadian system. If it is the Grand
Trunk that is likely to get the Central
the Canadian Pacific will undoubtedly
equal this step by taking over the Chi
cdgo Great Western.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
PROBE CAN AL PURCHASE
DEMOCRATS WANT TO KNOW WHO
"GoT THE s4o,ooo,ooo"
Congressman Rainey Introduces Resolu-
ton to Investigate Panama Affairs
at Committees Request.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. THE
Democrats of the House are planning to
demand an investigation of the purchase
of the Panama canal property and in
conformity with this programme, Repre-
sentative Rainey of Illinois today intro
duced resolution directing the speaker
to appoint committee of five to "ascer-
tain how much of the $f0OOO,OOO which
appears of record to have been paid TO
the French company, was really paid to
that company" 1t is said that the ma
tional Democratic committee requested
Mr.. Raney to present the resolution.
The resolution provides that the com
mittee shall ascertain if any portion of
the $40. 10000 was directly or Indirect
~ paid to American citizens, or to an
American syndicate, and if any mem
Der or senator protited by the transac-
ton.
During the recent campaign. 1t was
charged in newspaper articles that the
Presidents brother-in-law. Douglas Rob
inson of New York and Charles L. Taft
of Cincinnati. brother of the President
elect, had prohted by ,ne transaction.
1t was this charge and newspaper com
ment thereon which provoked the letter
from President Roosevelt to William
Dudley Foulkc of Indiana. denying the
statements and saying that all the pa
pers in the matter were open to the pub
lie.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
TO TEST BUTTER CASE.
Federal Authorities viii Rule on Com
plant Over Name Of "Elgin" on
Wisconsin Product.

ELGIN, Ill.,, Dec. 5.-Validity Of the
term "Elgiu butter and jurisdiction Of
the Elgin board of trade are questioned
in the attachment by federal authorities
of a carload Of butter manufactured at
South Wayne Wis, and shipped to I'm
iontuwn, Pa. Inspector |. Young Of the
Chicago department of the national pure
food commission contends that the label
"EIgiu' mi5rupro-euta facts.
Following the writ summons was is
sued commanding Il. ). Irarsall, prcsi-
dent Of the Wood company, to appear
before the United States district court
of western Pennsylvania Tor Il hearing
in the May, 1909. term Of court Federal
authorities and creamery men term this
suit test case.
The far-roachiug effect upon the manu-
1acturcrs of butter whose headquarters
are in EIgln is obvious. Upon the de
cisiou hinges the life Of the butter in
dustry IN the s0-cailcd Elgn district.
The bulk Of creamery butter mauuiac-
turcd ia Illinois, southern Wisconsin and
Minnesota ana eastern Iowa Is marketed
under an E.gu Label because the grade
of butter manufactured i'm this territory
has become synouymoG- viii, extra quail
ity.
Creamery mon fear that IN event Tie
government wins its ease the reputation
of E.Gu HS the center If the World' IS
dairy interests viii bc shaken. SON,
blame o.co manufacturers for the prose-
cutiou.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
SUNDAY EVENING PAPER IS OUT.
Frank A. Munsey Experiments with the
Washington Times.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 1.-Sev-
eral Washington men who had failed to
read the announcement that Frank \.
Munsey would issue Il Sunday evening
edition of the Washington Times stopped
short yesterday afternoon when they en-
countcred newsboys with an evening pa
per for "A penny. Some Of them bought
the paper and carefully examined the
date to establish the fact, and others
crept guiltily away in much the frame
of mind of the devout but abscnt-minded
woman who hung out Il big washing just
rs her nei%hbors started for church.
Differing but little from the regular
week day issue. the Sunday Evening
Times was able To find plenty of local
news and good telegraph service. This.
with the assistance of Washington ad-
vertisers, made it necessary to print Il
twenty-pagc paper.
There is nothing about the Sunday
Evening Times to associate it with its
fellows in the Sunday field. 80 comic
supplement or magazine section adds to
it's cost In signed editorial Mr.. Nun
sey says IL part;
"lnasmuch as the seven-day PAPER is
sure to come-inasmuch MS somebody is
going To establish il and iuasmuch as
some town is going to have the honor of
establishing it, why not Washington and
why not the Washington TimeS-the pa
per that is pioneering the procession and
that darcS to put its conclusions to the
test. dares to spend the money for the
test y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10

.I,,.,.,
a Ii. LOVE- puntuprn St'cIN' EMoI n 70
tnoive; f-""J"' m'uiuh 10 Eoou- b'1o,9
i.o1. heiers medium 70 good SOD %:
common te far, 229a3.oo' COWS: good To
choice. 3roa4oo; fair to good. !0o432o;
can9crs, l3NY2,oo; cutters, 29J42.oo bulls,
-oou 10 'hoicc. ",-,'l@.i1' p"l9-na onHs,
c"lHl"oh 10 lalr' 2-@VG",r' lSGIStS o.-1I
30; SOCKETS, -,9pho'VD Mtlhrrs ana
SpiII,fEI,ESS, choice heahH, "''oo4"".o"
i ool.2S laihoS, common 70
IHp!Cy' 1900, sn'rp' E"ou 70 CnoHp @is,p
@L7'' .Sn,yHP common TO lolt' -oo4"'-o'
WIN ,iTyV? mo- p,,,i,,.. -onn
,. ~ -, -, Iy1p,S' w., 49, 49,
HTE(,- " M ,,' i"H - u Nt' =
~ 40 J,,t - NJ. - ,S
I, i 81 90 i,,,in n, o.. ~ "
@ iTS -" III and r ~ lo,g
Rrosnnt,ti,,n' IL. rs 49,
NO ~ ~ + a. = bDos nynr, 81. .,UI ar : "a.
- hos ovcra1r 2,a M - ~. = Tors ,,.r,
ar. *, mr. : az al hos nvrr3,,, ~ .'f 10.
IA borS d" 5ynra,c ~ 40 ~ No. TX, hos NIX
400 III ,t 4 81 no ,,.'r,rn - NJ
~. - bnos ,yera,, ~ of y - - Ms
",cI.,'yr lbs ~ = 49, ~ ho,s o,.-r.,,rr ~ az
: Fl ho,s oyer,,,,. 1,T NJ : pt
'CiITEsG6' III Drc 7HSottl,-Rc,eint.
csti|,nt-G A. nt1 tr3rl'rt iH.,I- i' ~.
6n"y.s = io'r7 ~, Tryams . NOM 70. U.s.
crn 33Ga5,Io. stockers and feeders 1GotG
{, -. - haiP.,,. =, - -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

M1lWAl NEE. Dec. h-tIoSc-Wheat--
No. northern, on track, 1lO0l11. Corn
lower: No. 3 on track, G0GGlc. Oats
Steady; ,o standard 2$c; No. white, on
ard, Gj6t65t4c. Rye-Ilighcr; No. l on
Flour quotations in .carlots are: Hard
spring wheat patents. in wood, 555D5.75;
straights. in wood. 5.45d5.65: export pat
rnts. in sacks. 4.5.<tiHo: first clears In
sacks. 43o1i5o; rye, III wood. 4ootb4 10;
country, 3.Gj439o; sacks, Kansas, in wood,
CHICAGO, M, Dec, 7I.mrouItry-Liye.
sf rrtont1at,ocsLSteady, Goa72c.
Veal-Stcady; 30 to Gopound weights. 61a
arc; 60 to S5pound weights, 1as12c; 50 to
U-Toynd weights SiS6t3l2c.
DULUTH, Mimi, Dec. I-tloSe-Wheat-
No / hard on track, 1.lO7s; TO arrive No.
| northern. 1,O97s; No . northern, LOIS;
on track NO. ! northern, loa7s; 10. north
c cem bel oic; May, 95c. FIax-To arrive,
l4& on track, 1.43; December. 1.43; May,
Rye-GSM71c. Barley-5tI5Sc Cars IN
spected- Wheat, 1i7, last year. DDS; oats,
II; barley, 16; flax. -. last year, 70 Re-
ley, 74.75S; rye. 523l; fax, 5000, ship
ments-Wheat Sl44S9 oats, 10000, bar
ley, 15o 145; fax. 2i7,l56
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. 7.--Wheat-De-
cash: No. = hard. lo2Qglo5; No. 3, 1000
1O3: No . red, 1.o1MlU3; No. 3 1.o3a10s.
Corn-pecember, 5aa%c; May, 3s3sc; July,
3. 59lAc: No. white, 6OEaGlc; No. 3, cog
cole Oats-No. > white, isa4c; No.
mixed 47l4g49c.
81. LOt'IS. Mo. Dec. 7.-Closc-Wheat-
Track, No. red cash, 1,o90L1O; No. 2
hard, 1.u8UlO9; December. l.OJ4; May,
loss Corn-rrack, No = cash. 62GI62lac;
No . white, Gil1qG5c; December. 59Hc;
May, 615sc. Oats-Track; No. , cash, $40
SIC; No. white, 53c; December, 49Ac;
CiiICAGo, ILL.,. Dec. Cash wheat-No.
red, 1oGa4 mi o7aa No. red, Io3%9
1878; No. hard. 1.O@n1.o6; No. l north
crn, Io9p1lo; No. > northern, i.U191o0:
No ; spring, 1H4lu9. Corn-No B. cog
G0oAc; 40. 3 white. GOuGOhc; No. 3 yellow,
GVuGp4c. Oats--No white 521ac; No. 3
white 5ah@51c standard. 52c.
CHICAGO H., Dec 7-Close-Wheat-
| December. oi$s; May, 1oS3.i July, l9la.
! Corn-December. 6elzQGo9sc; May, d21sg
| case: July, 62Ac: September, G24c. Oats
| December, 49tsq49&c; May, 52c; July, 4lc;
September 4ohc; Pork-Decemher, 400;
January, 1880; May. 16o7hHml6 10 Lard I'd
December a.1o; January, 10; May, o,35p
Rye-Cash, 751aI77Ac; December, 74t2c;
! May, 79ihns0c Barey-Cash, 6o16ic. Tim
| othy-December 3 .; March, 3.95. Clover
December, a.4o May, go.
NEW YORK, Dec. I.-Close-Wheat-De
cemher Y; May, 1125s, Corn-December,
! 1Ohr: May en&c.
| NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Cotton-Spot,
| closed quiet; middlng upands. $50, mid.
+! ding gulf go. Sales, 1900 bales.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
Maine Sexton for &C Years.

After sixty-siX consecutive years serv-
ice Ohcd w. Russell has resigned as sex
ton of the Union church in the town of
rhillips and he is probably the dean of
Maine sections. And for all these serv-
ices he has never accepted Il cent in
payment.
All the old Phillips families of his time
have been greeted by the sound of the
bell rung by Mr.. Russcll's steady hand,
and when the last scene of all came it
was Mr. Russell who sounded the knell.
In those days there was custom to
signali2c the departure of each member
of the church by tolling the bell at in
tcryals of about thirty seconds to the
number of the departed's years, and on
many occasions Mr.. Russell has been
called from his warm bed to climb the
steeple in all sorts of weather.-Port-
l,uI prcSG
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
Missourian's Persimmon Farm.

The chance discovery of Il wild per-
simmon tree in an abandoned field is
bringing to j. G. Evans of Harlem a
good annual income. Fourteen years
ago Mr. Evans was walking through an
abandoned field in eastern Jacobson
county when he noticed the perslmmon
tree, and being q horticulturist he saw
that it differed somewhat from the ordi-
nary wild pcrsimmon. He took some
Scions or sprouts from it and planted
them on his farm in Clay county, just
across the river. From these shoots he
took others until he now has 200 fine
bearing trees, the fruit of which is said
to be the largest and finest favored of
native American persimmons. The fruit
is about as large as California plum
and finds ready sale in Kansas City at
30 cents n basket The 200 trees yield
an income of 81 or more tree each
year.-kansas City Star.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
BILLIK GETS RETRIEVE,
Chicago "Necromancer," Sentenced 20
Hang December II for Murder OF
Mary Vrzal, Given Respite.

SpRI\GFIrTD ILL.,. Dec. AFTER
r t;,., a., tIor,nor RilIil
"l''i "''''"7 VI -.
hlurh'r case lou"N' N'''HS '"'''"'' -
y. sherman granted the cohdemhe"
man new lease Of life by giving him
further rruriryr until january %. 1909.
tlo si,I, Jot. tL,t has bonn set for
~, bo,
inc 'A''ulioh Oh tue "'' '"'''' nv
been IN lall for more than TWO years
At the private hearing were Coy. Sher-
man, +. A. Shively of the state board
of pHrdoms and Francis T.. llinckley. OF
Chicago, attorney for Billik, who filed
Il brief petition defining the case. The
evidence was reviewed briefly. Counsel
set out in their petition that certain new
and vital mf,,7ry in the case had come
to the attention OF the petitioner since the
presentation Of his application to the gov
ernor last April
The petitioner further stated that Gov.
Denpen. through an investigation of the
merits Of the case. asked that a further
repricve be granted until such time as
the governor who is now in Washington,
can conveniently hear further proceed
ings. IIincklcy declares that the new
evidence found will viudicate and free
the defendant.
Acting GOV. Sherman. following the
herring said.
"Nr wanted 10 Give ulc-tv of time.
There could Ice no mistake that could
NOT bo corrected by granting leave 10
fake tho case before the supreme court
a,,oiu If HiUis should he executed next
Friday. mistakes would be beyond the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-12-10
.HAYTIEN REBELS
ENTER CAPITAL;
WILDLY CHEERED
GEN. SIMON AND HIS FORCES GIVEN
GREAT OVATION IN PORT
AU PRINCE.
CIVIL WARFARE MAY FOLLOW.
If Army Head Announces Himself Presi-
dent, Other Aspirants VIII Start
Bitter Protest.
NoRD ALEXIS OFF FOR JAMAICA,


PORT Al PRINCE, IaHu' Dec d.
The revolutionary army. 5000 strong,
,,,rcI,ad irto port mn Prince dt s o'clock
. "'f' , ',,r 'i,'g Con Antoine Simon was
'n'S mo- mug ,,;,.,, an ,votion
mt IT'S h'ad' ana nc was ~, ''' '',''',''
10y the people of the cill. Inc 'h'l"'''t
Of the soldiers WAS orderly ana dlsclpIIh'
is holm, maintained.
a., simon y.os rncoiveJ NJ the ont
",''' ,' ,r. .i,,. b.. d..g,tinn fran
SN'r'' 81 t'' '''' ~ - "''. -,'''o' ,r,,,
the committee OF pHbHc SaI'ly. l''
welcome Of the people was officially con
vcycd to him, and lac was offered mag,
uihc"ut crown Of palms Accompanied
By his personal escort and followed hI
large crowd crying Long live the
President the general made his way 10
the cathedral, where he assisted AT NE
celebration of Ic Deum. Inc service
was conducted by the archhlsuop'