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COTTON MARKET

ouota,iors furnished By ". r. Hsbbs 3 Co,
memoirs OF the .,sW York Stock Exchange. Hi6bs
Buildiur. rs Fifteenth street no-tnvess.
Ne-v York. Marsh l0.-Cotton cpensd steady a.
UNCHANGED rricos to decline of points in resronss
10 lower cables and rains in the Southwest OGsr-
nss were not large and the market vas supported
after the opening b. CONE e the lcaclag brokers
usth prizes ruling about I % points net higher
durinr the middle of the morning. These prioes
he'd ~ the close. thcrEh In TIE late trading ousi-
neSs was snail ara largely professional
gccripts at the ports were Don bales against
q asl last week ard l2Si3 last year. Fer the week.
lIauc0 bales. ssainst l5le5 iass week and 10 Us
last vsa- Receipts AZ NeN Orleans were 52i9 bales.
assirse 1852 last year and a. Houston, 6ss5 halss
.-.-..-. Ia - r..r
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular call. y O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric 4s. S1o00 AZ
s. l5is I00o at q 1916. 90 at s. ISIS. Sl.0D a.
s. l5lG
Chesapeake esnd Poton-ae Tecphors IS. loo at
IOs
Washington Railway and Electric CON. 50 AZ ssss
at t5is % At ASA. 10 az 43A. 10 AZ 95N % a.
i5it. 80 al 4E % az 4s7s. 10 at 43ss. 10 AZ asa.
Washington Railway and Electric rrsf. at o.
80 u 935s 10 al s05t. 10 al sois at 80. AZ sC.
Mergenthaler 10 at 35. 10 at 35. 10 at Us 10 az
305. 10 at 30. al 2045s, a. @4N.
After call:
McTEeuthaler at 3O4&. 10 at 3OE. At 14N
at 2iA. 10 at WA.
Lanston. 100 at Is. 70 al 8. At Il
Graphophone con-. 20 at 10.
Following are the bid ard asked prices oD yester-
days Washington Stock Exchange:
GAS bonds
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March lo-M0ney On call today
opened az OCT cent; highest 2. lowest II clos
lng IA. Most q the DAYS loans were st IA
Time money was readily obtainsble but the de-
mand WAS rather apatheic Rates were. q. for
sixty days. G5a2& for ninety days and four months.
2'sa3 For five and SIX months. 5iza3fs for over the
year
Mercantile paper was in fairly good demand
hero and elsewhere. Merchants issued Il with
slightly increased freedom. Rates. Sisai for sixty
and ninety days indcrsed bills receivable shat for
choice four b six months. single names; 4za5 for
Others less wei known
Sterling to-day had easier tone. Rates: Sixty
days. 4sSaf $50 demand f6sl5af Sis. cables Ss55
al $50 commercial bills. ass for ninety days and
As5iiai6 for sixty days -four bills. 45Ss Tor sixty
days; grain. as.
The supply Of grain and cotton bills was small
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Wednesday,, March 10, 1900.


Supreme Court OF a S1 states'
Present: The Chief Justic aaice Harlan.
Afr Jnstice White. Mr. JustAO t's -n. Mr. JUS
tico NcKenna. Mr. justice Holn,-s hr. Justice
Day. md Mr.. Justice Moody
George Z. Kirk, of Toledo. Ohio; Charles A.
snox. Of Boston. Mas. and Jaies G. Rosenhergef.
Of Kansas City No. were admitted 20 practice.
No l0i Molyneaux l. Turner. appellant and
plaintiR IA error vs.. American Security and Trust
Company ct al argument concluded by Mr. }. J.
Darlington fo- the appellant and plaintiff in error.
No. los. J. II. Ccballos & Co, appellants. The
United states; argument eCmmenced by Air William
v. Rowe for the appellant. continued ty Mr.. As
sistant Attorney General John Q. Thompson for the
appellee. and concluded By Mr. John J. Hemphil
Tor the appellants
No. I0 Eleanor Erica Strong and Richard p.
Strong. her husband. plaintiffs IN error. vs.. Fran
cisco Gutierrez Repide; argument conanenced by
Mr. Henry l. Davis for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until to-day az u O'Clock
The DAY call for Thursday. March H. win be as
follows: Nos 10. IL. % H. us. n4 il5. III. lls
and s. loDd 606l.
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Nc &a59. Charles Edward Ross ~ sadie J.
koss e. al divorce Attorney. Campbell Csrinston.
No. 21se Nelson G. Thayer vs. Lillian NJ Crouch
q > % declare tr7st. Attorney. 81 d. Campbell
No. 2s-L Dennis A. Giovanni - G. Czthsrina
Giovanni e. a. diy0-ce. Attorney, G. v Gun
we'll
No. ~ n re Forbenol Dental Chemical Com
rany; o. change name. Attorney. A. i. NeEueyer.
No. &5.1 Emma Y Han BENJAMIN r
Aathict et A. u cn50iu prOtlte % VIA AttOr-
neys Maddox & Galley and C. H. Sv1e.
No. &5,s. Elizabeth G. Allen James 7. Allen
divorce Attorney. J. A. johnson
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Estate 4 Robert Dalton: petition for letters
ies-2nentsTy. Attorney. A. 5. Taylor.
Estate q Luther Il. Posey; order granting letters
tcs,2mentary; bold. 500 Attorney. A. s Taylor
Estate q james b Jones; order 20 sell interests
Attorney. c. J. Murphy.
Estate q Maria G. Erlns; petition for transfer q
insurance. Attorusy r. r. Favei
Estate q Julia (. McCarthy petition for letters
testamentsry. Attorney. 6. 2. McGlue-
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JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No 8i22 Price =. Lsnsburgh Furniture Con-
pa-y' verdict flr plaintiff Tor S5LS Attorneys. A.
l. AcUmeyer-H. II. Hoilznder
No i9ilA Moore 4 Hiu vs. Bremingers tine foz
Irlparing rec1rd On appeal extended Attorncys
W. ]. Lamber-P. " Brown
No. 500. Hu-cains rs Levy: verdict for plain
- tor possession and thirteen months rent Al
s. per month appeal bond. 500. Attorneys.
BIandcnbuIg & Brandenburg-A. A. Lirscoulh
No. 5o3io CsgOod Publishing company vs. Shap-
prios, oluanued Tor tern Attorneys Harg-ore 4
Morris-H. II Hcllander
No $3.50 Harris vs. Dyer; or trial Attoueys
?. Il. Marsaail-Crandal Msckey.
Assignments for to-day:
District matters
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Quotations furnished BY W. 3. Bihhs & Co. mem
bers Of The Chicago Board of Trade Hibos Build.
irs. rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago. March l0.-Pront taking after the shaT
rise yesterday made the wheat market nervous an
irregular through the greater part % the session
Though May sold up n Ll5L and july 70 LCf
prices were most Of the day lower. Besides ihl
heavy selling for profits receipts were large. and
this fact unsettled prices. The closing was weak.
Corn was weak and lower in the late trading
Oats declined q Of a point on the DAYS trans
actions.
Provisions were duh and much weaker than yes
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Circuit Court No. 1
msr1cE sTAFFoRn-

JUSTICE STAFFORD
No. S3a. Hammersley Martin. sdministr1tor;
verdict for plaintiff. aasS Attorneys. L A
Bailey-E. c. Dutton.
Nc. 51s5 Stevens vs. Lee. continued for tenn
No. fs7T3. Dn B0is vs Wickersham- crder fxing
bond Tor costs al sl14 Attorneys ColdTen & Fen
nlns and W. NJ. BeTin-N=Keansy < FlannerJ.
No. 505s8 Michael ct al Small et al; or
tIia Attorneys. l. L Gies and J. J. Brosnsn-
Charles Poe
Assisn-7rnts for +easJ:
No g. Milier-Kopp Ont stone Company vs
coEsin. Attorneys. Lambert & YeatnGR-L q
Williamson.
No. 81. Crane Company vs.. HaM Attorneys
Slernan & Lerch--H W. Sohm.
Nc. ~. Morris vs. Metropolitan Surety Com
pany. Attorneys. Hamilton & Colbert and J. J.
Dariington-Douglas. Baker 4 Sheriff.
No. 80. Schlottehack. administrators. City
ard Suburban Railway Company. Attorneys. l.
fobrner. B. ". Graham. and A. l. Newmeyef-
/ No. 81 Halier Wallpaper Company vs.. Stansbury-
Attorneys l. 5. Bailey and J. A. Hicks-Nelson
Wilson.
No. sis. Saunders. administrators. vs.. Lans51rgh
Attorreys. = l. Cies-Wof 4 Rosenberg.
No SIS. Lsmson IS. Campbell Attorneys. T. L.
No 81 HaHy rs- Giles Attorneys. A. A.
I Linscomb-E. H. Thomas
No 5s. Atkiuson vs. Washington Tines Com-
pauy. Attorneys. Dan. Peyser & Taylor-w. J.
No. S1 Steward ". Staples ct al Atto-neys.
J, d. WiAams-E. H. Thomas and Binsy q
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. soilL Baker -. Warner On tTisI After
neys. H. T. Davis and +. J. Hogan-J. J. Darling
ton.
/ No. 500. Haaks rs. Brown tine % submit bin
Of exc pto1s extended Attorneys, A. s. Worthirg-
/ tOn-TucSer 4 Keuycn-
/ Assignments Tor to-day.
No. Es- Bean IS city and Suburban Railway
/ Company. Attorneys ". o. Gardiner and T. n
/ H0peWel-J J. Darlington
! No. 30 shoemaker cxecu :. rs. Wciden. ad-
ministrator. AttoEneys. Lambert x YozJman-E. a.
I Thomas
1 No. 81. Stewart IS. Chase. Attorneys. Mcneil
{ & McNeill-W J. Lambert
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JLoIIIE HULL Id
No. 2iS Unitrd States vs. Albert A. Skiring-
ton noile prosolm catered: defendant discharzud.
Attorney. Matthew O'Brien
NJ. 102 United States vs. Prank williamson:
assault with dangerous weapon; on trial. At
torpeysi ". J. Lambert and r T. Ycatman
No assignments for to-Gav
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New YORK March a-WHEAT-Weaker; fairly
active. No. I Ncrthcrn Duluth. 70 arrive. 2: No
red r. O. b.. i22; No. hard. New YORK. T. o. b..
i2l: No. macaroni. (. O. =, ll2E; No. Mani
tolz. z q. b.. L2lik.
CORN-steady; snail trade No. elevator. %
arrive 76is; No. 2. {. o. b.. spot y; No. 2 10
arrive. E o b.. 70 No. yellow. +. o. b., 70; No ?
white T. O. D.. nominal
RYE-stroussr; scarce. No. ?. + O. b. 81
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No. So Louis A. Alexander yS William q.
Sergeant: or lot g square 5os7 for So Atto-rsy.
4 NJ Psrkrr
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Bankruptcy Court.
EQUITY suits.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No sc. In n Louis J. Kszsel receiver authorized
10 purchase stock.
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Mechanics Lien

No. $40. The Merchants and Mechanics Bank
vs. Meiiu. Wallace & John T.. Prose; note. Sl-.
Attorneys. Dagr, Peyssr & Taylcr.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished bs ". q. Hftbs Ca
members New York Stock Exchange. HiDbs Build
lng - Fifteeush street northwest.
CALL MONET-SALLES BY HOURS;
Money! o.. p H 2. L.. 13<s Cl.. =.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by y. B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bsrs New York Stock Exchange Hibbs Building.
rs Fifteenth street northwest.
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ADVANCE In PRICES
Losses of Tuesday Practically
Recovered Yesterday.
ATTACK ON COPPER RENEWED

Brief Effort to Depress Values Fails
and whole Market Turns Upward.
able, but Business Everywhere Is
Waiting for Tariff Settlement.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltim17e. March l0-Fo,loWing are the saios and
quotations On the most active securities listed on
the Baltimore stock Exchange:
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DISTRICT COURTS.


Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Robb
and 1ir Justice Van OTsielL
Admissions: Henderson F. Hm and Nelson J.
JeWett
No. 1871 stubbedeld IS stubbisdeld et al: al
peal to supreme Court Of United States prayed
BY DIT. J. S Easby-smith. attorney for appellant
allowed and bond to act as suDersedeas fixed Al
Patent appeals. No SEQ Underhm u. GsmmiIl;
dismissed for failure 20 prirt-
No. SIS. Ia re Application Of Johann Ho1;
placed az foot uf patent calendar.
No. SO. Nelson Faucette; argument co1n-
menoed By Mr. r :. Geisier for appellee. con-
cluGed hy SIR. L. V. Moultoa for appellant
No. 563. Biuthenthal & BicAart rs. Bigbie Brus
q Co. argued by Mr. J. L. Atkins for appellant
submitted BY Messu- S. V. Kemp and Z. r
FenWick fer appellee.
No. S4 In re- applicati0n Il Nash Hardware
Ctmpany; submitted by air. j. G. Meyers for ap-
pelant argued By Mr. +. A. Tennslt for Com
missioner q Patents.
No. 555-Johns-ManriTs Company vs American
Steam Packing Company. argument commenced by
Mr. J. L. Cross for APPELLEE, concuded b. Mr..
A. ParkeT-s smith for appellant
No. 56 In re application q Elias Atberton Lyon:
argument commenced by Mr. c. : Wiiliamson for
Commissioner a PAtentr-
No. So Williams vs.. WelineF; dismissed for failure
20 print
Assignments for to-day:
Elias AtheTt0n Lynn; on hearing Attomeys. T.
J. Prlndle-W. S. Ruczman-
No 80 Planten. &c. IS Canton Pharmacy Con-
pauy. Attorneys. d. Il. Decker-A S. Patterson.
No 566 Ia ne application q Johann H0d. At
torneys, =, 7. Fsnsick-F. A. TENANT.
/ Special calendar:
No. g Garfield. &c. rs Uuitsd States s1 re-
Ness. Attorney. T.. ". Clements
I Regular call:
No lsB Moultoa vs.. Cornish. Attorneys. John
/ Ridout-Naddox a. Gatiev
No. 1880 C0nsaul e. al. administrator. "a Cum
mings. &C. Attorneys. r. O. Donaldsoa and &. r.
| C0nsaul-TuckCr & Kenyon.
/ No. lsS2 Philadelphia Company vs. Soc-etz-y O.
War. Attorney. Morgan Beach.
No. Ds3 DrIry MoultGn q al Attorneys.
\ kapQler & Merllat-Hsrgruve & Morris.
No i9se. Gree Vs. Jones. AtlorBsys = VII.
iamson and &. +. Coiins-J. G. De Putson-
No. 1857. Mayer American Security and Trls.
Company. Attorneys. Brznienburg & B-anden-
burg-W- F. Mattinsly and J, p. L&-nor.
Equity Court No. 1.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 25l6. OBrien. r.. q al vs.. Chappcu e. al.
Meyers-H W. Sohon.
/ NJ. 2Oi9. Koch IS Hesslsr; order finally rstify-
| ins auditors report Attorney. J. A. Toouey.
No assignment fer today.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
/ No 1j0U. Andersoa "a Sands 60 Al: eouities ad
/ tlsted and leave granted defendant 20 withdraE
papeT% Attorneys. 7. ]. HoszR-Corco-an Thon
/ and W. c. Clephans.
\ No ao8 Simmons rs Simmons e. al: absolute
| divorce granted Attorneys. Montsgls g. Moriariiy
I and f. II. LsnghaHa-Padsett & Ccombe
! No. EI6 Crawford e a. rs. CrzWford et a.
| reference 20 examiner. AttoTueys Montague &
! M0uzrity-A- l. NegIneyer.
/ No. 2sdA Goodman Wreu. motion % extend
time oreTuied and guardian cd lten appointed
| Attorneys. Edmund Burte-IaVrencs Hufty Slema1
I & Lerch. ard Ralston & sid3ons.
/ No E151 Taylor IS Wilkinson e. al sale rzt
/ red. Attorneys. W. IA Pollard and NJ \. Rich
1 aTdson.
| No assignment
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JUSTICE BARNARD
No. El5d O'Bren. r.. q al. Chappcl e. al.
final decree distributing fund. Artorueys T. T..
Meyers-H. W Sohon.
NJ 20i9 Koch HesslsT: order tnaly rstify-
ing auditors report. Attnruey, J. A. Toouey
M ASSIGNMENT frr 80
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

'0tal sales. S2350)0. aElinst s3.38 000 Yesterday
900 a week ago. and s2g-sol0 year ago.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

'Ex dividend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
SUffRAGETTES
RAISE RUMPUS

London. July 1.-THE suffrag gettes
who yesterday were sent to Holloway
jail. on charges of.dassorsderiy 4: y conduct
while attemptingste present petit
tion to Premier >Asquith, are making g
it lively forsthe jail authorities. Ac-
cording to the information given out
by the women's Social and Political
union,' the latest batch Of martyrs
are following up the tactics inaugu-
rated by Miss Dunlop. In addition
to refusing to eat the prisoners de-
cline peEsistently to change their
street clothes for the prison garb.
The rules of silence are also ignored,
and, in short, there has broken out
a general revolt against the attempt
to treat them as ordinary criminals.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
ND, !. CROPS I ! ! { !.
!. !. | Hit. | [. I|.'.HARD
~ r. 8* 2Ev - - III
'gla ~ mF1FmA XII

Grand Forks, N. d., July 14.-North
Dakota was visited by the first hail
storm of the season yesterday morn
ing and from reports received last
night an unusually large amount Of
damage to growing crops was suffer
ed in at least four counties-Benson,
Bottineau,i Cavalier and Pembina.
Bottineau county was evidently the
hardest hit, several thousand acres in
the vicinity Of Carbury, souris, West
hope and Russell being an almost to-
tai loss. rs
In Benson county the damage strip
lies between Churches F'errey and
Brinsmade,f and several large farms
in that vicinity will be heavy l1sers.
Hail fell with, unparalleled violence
in a narrow strip between Calvin and
'Carles in Cavalier county, covering
the fields several inches thick. The
damage in Pembina county was near
the Red, river, south and southwest of
Carlisle. which Is a few miles north
west Of Hamilton. -.
Terrific ain was general throughout
the whole northwestern part Of the
state and was not particularly need
ed at this time. b.. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
(By Associated Press.)

White" Plains, N. Y, July 14.-Eve-
lyn Thaw's lips were still closed by
legal technicalities today and she did
not resume the stand as expected
to testify for the state in opposing
Herry K. Thaw's attempt to prove
himself sane and his confinement In
the asylum for the criminal insane
illegal. The states attorney announc-
ed on adjournment yesterday that
they would show today that the much
disputed conversation between Thaw
and his wife at the asylum in which
Thaw is supposed to have threatened
to kill her when he got out, was not
privileged, and therefore Evelyn
Thaw would be recalled and her tes-
timony on this point would be ad-
mitted. T.. ~"
Nothing Of the kind was done, how
ever, and though young Mrs. Thaw
was at hand, she was not called to
the stand. Instead there was a con-
tinuation of lay testimony in Thaw's
behalf.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
!. NORTH ! ! D.A!|Ik|, Al J. !. !.
mat, BANKS | N (. J
) (By Associated Press.)

= a. AFsy ~
Washington, D. c., July 14.--The
statement of the condition H the ma
: tional banks of North Dakota was
made public at the treasury dtpart-
ment today It shows the banks to
be inFEs excellent condition, although
the cash reserve, individual deposits
and percentage of reserve show tho
seasonable decline peculiar to the
midsummer bank statement.
!. Loans and discounts ammounted to
$24, 4,4s9,750 on June %, compared to
$23,71s,SS7 on April 20.
. Cash reserve declines from $2,O37,-
2O5 to: 81, 753,16S in the same period.
Individual deposits decline from
$26, ,64S;446 to $25,905.73S.
Surplus and undivided profits in
creased from s1,Se6,465 to $1,se6, 140
and the percentage Of reserve de-
creased from 1852 uer cent tt 1879
per cent.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
STATE / .|CL0SEDII CAS
AGAINST ELLA GlllllLES

short spared Miss Barrstte the recit,
al of the acts which had been charg.
ed against hefsby the girl defend
ant. ;:S;
Il will simply ask you, Z, said Mr..
short, ''if YOU ever. attempted to sell
this girl into white slavery + you
aver abused Or assaulted her In the
Wellington hotel, Or had any know
ledge of any Of these things e
No sir replied Miss Barrette. the
tears streaming down her face. "
is all falsehood from the beginning
to the end. !"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
EVELYN IHAW May BE COMPELLED ].
AS TO CONVERSATION HELD WITH .
:. HER HUSBAND in INSANE ASYLUM

7 Again tomorrow the state will at
tempt to show that this conversation
which may have az important bear
ing on the determination of Thaw,s
mental condition, should not be ex-
cluded and at adjournment today
Justice Mills intimated to ThaW's
counsel that unless further legal rea-
son was advanced for excluding Eve
lyn Thaw's testimony he would be in
clined to admit it. The court is iS
clined to hold that a threat of a
husband against his wife or any kind
of abuse, is not confidential COM
munication. Final decision in the
matter will be rendered tomorrow.
Accordingly, Evelyn Thaw was re-
subpoened to appear and she will
probably be called as the first wit
ness of state tomorrow.
During her testimony yesterday,
Mrs. Thaw said her husband was not
supporting her properly, but it was
brought out on the stand today fhat
he is paying her more than $500 a
month. ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
WHEAT MADE ANOTHER ADVANCE ].
on THE CHlCAG0b0ARD WEDNES. !.
DAY YAFIERNO0N=R seven Gents

~ ~ ~ -
al advance was additional rainfall
last night Lin Kansas and Missouri
where the new crop OF wheat is nov
being harvested or is awaiting the
visit of the thrssher, and dispatches
from other harvesting and wheat
shipping. sections Of the country tell
Ing Of damage to the new crop by
excessive rains. -: e.. ISL. e.
u Numerous reports were received
from points IN Illinois, Missouri Ken
tucky and Tennessee which claimed
that the wheat already harvested is
sprouting ID the sshocks owing to the
unfavorable weather conditions. #
two new ones and one held over from
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
New ORLEANS
BARKER Held
#,g e.
Il. AS AfORGER
.
(By Associated Press.) ]

4 New Orleans, ( ) la., July 14.-Wyatt
i. ingram, Jr.,- trust o1Scer Of the
Hibernian bank and trust company
was arrested at his home this even
ing On the charge Of being de-
faultsr and a forger. 1t is alleged
thak54e is between 5000 and 500, :
900 sAbrt in his accounts. The trust
officer rs said to have confessed to
Vice President Pool Of the Hibernian
Bank that his defalcation would ap-
proximate 100000.
1t is stated that check for $4,000
on which Ingram forged the sigma
ture of prominent business man
of New Orleans led to the discovery
of the embezzlements and forgeries
now charged against him. Ingram
stood high, in business and social cir
cles of New Orleans. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
BODY OF YOUNG
HUNT IS found
(By Associated Press.)

Sturgis, Mich, July 1.-THE body
of Claude Hunt was recovered from
the bottom of Klinger Lake late this
afternoon about 100 feet from the
spot where the body of Miss Mary
Loretta =Davey, of Chicago, was
found Monday. The young farmers
body was caught with drag net.
While the recovery of Hunts body
shows that the tragedy was double
drowning, the cause will doubtless
never be fully explained.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
SEEKERS 81 AFTER FREE:
. Land CROWD ALL THE
TRAINS TO THE West
(By Associated Press.1

Missoula, Mont July 14.--Every
train into Missoula today was LOADED
with homeseekers, seeking to be first
to register for, lands in the Flathead
reservation when the registration Of
fees should open at midnight tonight.
Most of the 1000 incomers sat up
until midnight tonight to be ready to
register. A large, number have pass
ed through on their way to Kalispel,
where there is another registration
office Tor the Flathead reservation. ;,ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
5lBEy 4 ted Press. ).

Chicago. ILL.,, July 14:-Wheat for
July delivery advanced seven cents 1as
during . stormy session on the board
Of trade today beingsa new high rec r
ord mark for. the season and 4 gave aye
E promise Of q repetition Of the recent
"deal, headed by James A. Patten
and his colleagues 70 the May option: opttt toa .
The top mark reached by the July
today was ;1.21 compared with s1.2o
for the closing figures Of the previous
day. , ss a q 4. # " .5a ...5a
The immediate cause OF the buying 1ll g
furry which reshltedsin the sensat ion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
PRINCE Won bUEL0W IS
FORCED TO resign JOB

an adverse parliamentary majority.
The change today is regarded by
the Liberals as long step toward
ministerial responsibility to the Reich
stag. 1t was brought about. oddly
enough, by the Conservatives and
Clericals, parties opposed in princi-
pie to the absolute parliamentary
system.
They are in cooperation to all gov
ernments, were able to defeat Chan
cellor Won Buelow's finance measure
by eight votes. The chancellor could
have remained in Office had he ac-
cepted the coalitions finance bill, with
the direct legacy duties eliminated,
but he chose rather to setire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
HANGMAN MADE
BUNGLE OF JOB

Winnipeg, July 14.-Protesting his
innocence to the last, Gary R. Bar
rett, who killed Deputy Warden
Stedman in Albert penitentiary April
Is, was hanged this morning in the
Edmonton prison. The hangman
made bungle. The moose slipped
and Barrett died by strangulation.
fifteen minutes elapsing before life
was extinct, -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-15
(By Associated Press.)

Denver, Colo. July 14.-That Elsie
sigel took poison; with suicidal in
tent in Leon Ling's room in New
York is the statement made, in the
ofacial court bulletin Of Peking,
China. copy Of which has reached
Denver. This statement is made in
a. report to the Chinese government
by the Chinese Consul in New York
City, who was ordered to Investigate
the reported murder of Elsie Sigel
by Leon Ling. The bulletin was
translated by Lee Wing, a leader of