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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Iortffbune Der
Reofldladt.
Sm liutcrbanic Ses apnsrciics plasen
Die @ciitcr auicinanoers
papne uan Nem Dork
in feiner 6lorif.
Diinoritatsfabrcr Glarf pertritt bic
Scitc Der Eppoiition. u
oibinaton, 90. Ot1rs.


Gas 9lbgeuronttenbaus trat bente
Tim II llbr, allo cine Stunbe Dor lei.
rer selpobnteu SiBungs5eit, 5illom-
men ilno miro Sieie 5eitigere Stnnoe
bis aui ipeitcres beibebalten. glilT
bem Brpgronm itebt fiir Die naditen
&oden ooer Monote ole 5aritreuI.
lion, unb gegenmdrtig lit ole Gcbattc
iiber Ole 8orlase Dor Dem Sul'e, oas
OILS aonlitee bes 8au5en iist, I'M be.
itcn 8onse. Sellte batte 8orliscr
Eopne pom Sausfonitee iiir Viittel
unb @ege bas @ort; er iprift 81
GunIten scr Innahnte Scr GDrln1c
in ibrer segenpdrtigcn tSaiilEg,
Seine gemerfungen perOcn nod
mebrere tStlmoen IN glnipruh ncbs
men.
8eitern NOR Serr Topne ii6cr ricr
'Stmben ouf oen ,SiiBen ms i2"a4
beinabe obne llnterbrcdun5 BIS ra:I
4 llbr.
3ie 8alerien iino 6itt gefiiQt nla
ord ole MitgIieoitoit bes Soltic5 IL
teinabe pod5dblig pertretcn, Gcnn &C.,
rcbe in beu erIten grcBcn &cIrG
formt piel sur Sprod,e, tra5 ii; 'rc',
ttreu Ieboiteu altr &Crlucuau1A fca
men miro mo babcr pon G0ffe!ien
Sntereiir lit.
WiroritdtsfiiGrer G6nmp GlGrt cr.
grill i6on eeltcrn nebrerc Viale oaz
@ort 81 fll3en &emerfunqcn uirr
aber feline groBc 9tebe gcaen oic 8or.
logc crit haIten, na16cm Serr GaUnc
itine anIprohc beenbiQt Fat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
86ilu0eIp6iu. %. Df1r;.

IS Dit a De y \ q, %. VtGrj.
3peibunOert glnoesmorineiolOa.
ten nnren NIT ser ltnterSrildltng
zines @roSfellerS in Der gtGbe BON
Sort Oliiflin, Dem GrBeriten iiiOpeIt.
li6en Seile Der Staot, 6eihGftiet,
bas oen 2ogerbGuiern Ser glegie.
rung8.Heierration, in oenen iif piele
Sonnen BON Grploiioltoiien beiinOen,
gefd6rli6 5u tperOen orobte. Die ge.
iasung Ses Sorts, 80 Wann, Der.
mohte bes 5peifellos in bSsnilliger
a6iiht onselesten granoes nidt
Serr 81, perben, unb es nuroen nod
$50 Warineiolonten aus ben nabe.
gelegenen Marinebepots 81 Silfe se.
ianbt. 3ebn Wann muBten, INN ibren
&ameraoen bas notige @aier 3u5u.
reihen, biz 3u ben Siiiten i'm 8ela.
mare iteben.
gfad laneem Sample nit Dem gle.
nnent gelang es, ibm oen @eg su per.
leeen; b6tte es Sort Miiilin erreidt,
10 pGren Die bort auiseipeiherten
Wunitionsporr1te, NIT oenen iaii
ale an ser atlantiihen 8iiite itatio.
nierten ariessidiife periorgt Derben,
pernihtet ipor0en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Stren9e Strafe.
Mni ainbesranb mirS SoSesitrafe
beantraat.
Sarrisburs, 9a., %. @dr3.

Sarrisburs, ga., 90. Mdr5.
Senotor Sarnes bon 9u5erne.
Gountp bat i'm Staatsienat cine Dor.
loge eingereiht, welhe ainoesranb
an einem Yerbrehen ntoft unS Ste
ScoeSitroie oaraui iebt. Gie Dor.
Idge iii ole oirefte Ssolac Der Gntfill.
runa oes fIeinen Nhitla. 3ns &C.
genm1rtise G,eicb beltimmt a;e Stra.
ie auf ainoesralb auf 3lihtbats nah
9eIieben oes 3fid}ters. Gin 'aidoeS.
iiuber fam alio lebensllnglidl Der.
urteilt merben. Gie nene Sprlaae
abcr madt bic SoocsItraie rbligcto-
rid, Sie beitimnit fcrner, sab gsi.
lille bei aiupcsraub NIT SitflthonS
bis aui 2c.eHS5cit bcItraft rerosu
ioa.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Ucgcn Serabietnns Der SulssOae.
Ghicnao. %. W1ra

" ~ w y " -c' ~e'Ni0'
ssn elmer 8eriammlung Der Sol5.
bGnbler lit beihloiien moroen, Elm
arinitee BON 10 Mnnn nod @nIb.
ington 81 icrSen rn gcgen Die sln-
nobme Ger @ritinmilnoen Der Repi.
Iionsporlagc in Snden Ger Serabies.
lug Scr Ssol,joae III arbeiten. Die
Soljb1nolcr tchnuptcn bob ole 8or.
lose aesen bie @olSiitereiiea oes
@eltens. 9lorScns uno Siibens ge-
miin3t lit. Seleaaten ais anberen
Stanten ncfocn iid Oen Gbicagoern
anihlicBcn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Sm 8nnitcn Der Streifanisabe.
9S arts. 90. 9O21rj

Ssn elmer beute abgebaltenen Rai.
ienoeriamnliing baben 5000 slngc.
itellte ser Eoit uno Eelegrapbenon.
italt Den geidluB gefaBt, Den Streif
ouf5uge6en urb ipieOer an Die slrbeit
al aeben. 9eir etpa 5lpei5unSert
sHann itimnten 81 8linlten Der Sort.
'etung 0es Streifs.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
ais 6aff Der
Auslanoprs0f.
Wiele Miniitcr, Reif)stassmitaliebcr
nnb Siplpmaten eridHincn.
Floitenerklarune mnk
uerfdDoben inrroen.
gorId,laa eincr Snicratenitensr iuirS
in Der apmmiiiion absclebnt.
9erfin, %. Wedr5


ssm Sotel gsplana6e bat Der Ber-
Elm Der olistp1rtisen Greiie einen felt.
I;dem Ginpiang pernnitnltet, melder
Ga Den gcieaidaitliden greIgniiien
ser Saiion gerchnet meroen oorr.
Cine erleiene 8eiellid,oft mar Der
Ginlooung ser @nitaeber gefofgt.
Gic Iegierins mar Defenders ltarf
pertretpn. aVit oen Miniitern morcn
piele boditebenoe 9ennIte erihienen.
9(udb electromagnetic WiitelieSer oes
ReihstogcS, NIT oem 9rdlioenten
@rafcn ltbr 81 Stolberd. Wernigerooe
eli ser Spite, bcfanocn it'd unter ben
slumeicnoen. 3ngleih ipnren Ole
Spiscn oer Militdrbeboroen 5ngegen.
@l1nsenoe Iertreter Der aintlt nnO
@iiienid)oit, iopie 5ahlreide Mani.
hoite RcprGientanten Der inldn0ilden
4'reiic batten licl e6cnialls cingeflln.
GEN.
Gic hobe Diplomatic feblte nidt
i'm ieitliden &reilc. S6mtlid)e 8ot.
id,oitcr ser fremoldnoiifen M6dte
fparen anueieno Inter ibnen mar
ser omcrifoniid)e 9otihafter, gr. Ia.
pib Sopne Sill, cine pielbemerfte 81.
CUR.
Tos sSeIt, tpelfeS IN trefiliher
Weiie porbereitet lporben NOR. nabIi
einea pr1ftigeu gerlanf. Zen Ser.
anltaltern, Oen Mitglieoern ocs Der.
eins Der ousipdrtiaen 9reiic, eereidte
Der grfolg Sit Inn 10 gr0Berer 0e.
iugtimng, ais ibncn Die nillfommene
@elegenbeit gehoten lpur6e, nit 10
rielen maBseberhen Yerionlihfeiten
In ndbere geriibrnng 3u fonlnen.
MnfIdm6 Der GrflGrnnsen giiloips
nnS Sd)oens,
gu ben NIT erobter Sponuung er.
iunrteten @rtl1rllngen oes Neihston;.
lers Siiriten b. Billion nno oes
Gtoatsefret1rs beS gleuBern Shoen
ii6er Die mebrerlp1bnte sSIottenreoe
tes britiihen grenierminiiters sls.
ouitb lit es nod iiidt oefomnten. Tic
bei6en Staatsnl1nner tpdreil nid)t in
ser aaee, Der @inlaSung Ser guoaets
fommiiiion bes Sfeidstagcs, i6rer
SiBung bei5ripoBneit, 5plge 5u lei.
fen. S6r griGeinen lit tiir cine ipd. /.
tere Situng aufgeifoben iporoen.
Snicratrnitencr a6sclcbnt.
Tie 8inonjfommiliion 6es Geifs.
tcges bat nit GROCER Iebrbeit Die i'm
Sinan5refornl-8lan Der 9iegierllng
purgeiflagene Siieratetlteuer abge.
lebnt. 8ieies Grgebnis iDar l6ngit
noraltsgeieben. 9fud, Dor brei Sab.
rem perihmano cine iold)e Steuer In.
fclge oes aIlgemeinen @i6eripriihes
tn beS 8erienfung.
@ie bon beitunterridteter Seite
terloutet ar6eitet bas 9feihsihasnmt
cine neue 3abaflteuer.gorlage aus.
8ieie iiebt ouBer Der Grbobuns Der
Snlanoiteuer einen 3oll5tidlog bon
aht5ig Bro5ent iiir bearbeitete ino
un6earbeitete auslGnoiide EabafbIGt.
ter Dor. Sn 8remen ion 5n Dem
Gnoe cine 5ollamtlife 8riifingsitelle
errihtet nerOen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
8 n 5 o n 90. Wsdr3.
Giicn6a bnnnglif.
Plum a. a[ris.. % ;

gumo, slri5, 90. I1r3.
Ger nah @eiten fdbrenbe 8erio.
nen5ug gso. !. Der Soutbern Gociiic
lit 80 Weilen BON guma entgleiIt.
ater niemano lit cruitlih oerlest NOR.
Zen. 3e. &aildpposgon lit unge.
iGlagert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
3nm Siltriftsanmnlt porscid)lascn.

8aibington, %. N6r5.
gomar0 6. @aaner Don Ileronoria
III gum 9unbes. .Iiitriftsanpolt BON
Siib. .2Gfctu in gorihlag aebraht
tuorben. Gr bat oie llnterItiisung
Ger 9iuoeSienatoren graipforo irno
&omble unb ipirb ,ernannt merOfn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
Seutationfae
i Mltteilune,
gritiidr GrpcSition iua Seu SaspoI
erreidlt 9abcn. ;,
- gaa;s
6liiGlidDe RiiGhebr
nadJ lleu=Srriano.
Spaterc &abelScprife iteilt Den Gr
fols in I6rcSe.
Con b ON, %. NGrs.

Gono 23. WGrs.
Nadj Scr yEall Wtall 8aSctte" lit
bic @ad)ridDt cinsctrpifsn, Saf oic ant
arftiide GrpcOition, lucldpc inter
Warinclcntnant Grneit 81. Sbaflcton
Guslano i'm Suli 1907 perlaiicn bat,
ben SiiSpol crreid)t bat,
Snpercer9tII, rs %. @dr3,
Gie 8orfcntinc n9timro0", DCl6e
2elltnant SGaflctons @rpeOiion por
aipei Sabren na6 Dem Siiopolormeer
na6m, bot bier auf Ger Giidreiie Dor.
9eipro6en. 2eutnant Sbafleton
febnte a6, iiG itber bie @rfolge Der
Expedition 5u iuBern. Der ~Rim.
roo" iltbr Damn nah 2pttleton, Oem
Safen bon G6riIt.Gburd in gseu See'
lano peiter.
ssm sSuli 1907 fllbr ser r3imroO"
NIT 2eutnnut Sbofleton uno 80
Wdnn an 9orb na6 ser antorftiiden
@egen6, rnb pom 2ager BEL Wount
grebus gtng cine Expedition slt
Shlitten nod Dem Snnern Der Siio.
polarIGnoer ab. Der .9timroo" iitbr
lesten 3e5ember Don geu SeelanS
nb. Inn Die grpeoition tpieoer auf5u'
nebmen. -..J
2onbor, 90. Wdrj.
sSrn 2aufe bes Na6mittaes lit bon
2eutnant Sbufleton cine aabel'
bepeid)e ougefommen; am Sormittag
mar befannt gentaht tporoen, baB Der
5orider ben Siiopol erreift babe.
Der Snbalt Der 9epeid)e miro nidt
befonnt gemaft, aber aus gutter
Gueae miro mitgeteilt, Dab Der 6or'
iter iein 3ieI nift erreift bat. 3te
grpeoition muBte innerbalb bon bun.
bert Meilen pom Siiopol entiernt Den
Hiidlpcg ontreten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
SdDwerer botelbran0.
Gin Wann perbraint, siuei permift
nnb mcbrere Derlunnbct.
oil. Ont. %. Wl1ra

v u " III u l, LII, 20 Utul0,
Sier hot iif Elm ihiperer granO
sligetragen, Ser leioer audi Weniden'
leben aefoitet bot. Gos Sotel @inOior
lit seritort noroen. Gin Wenn lit tot,
brei nerben pernliBt unS 5lpei Ger'
ionen baben idpere gerlcsnngen oa'
pongetragen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-03-25
.Anf ornl Weee
a mad, Ahika,
Shcuburc Gooicpclt Ucrlaht bic Sc
itab: DC: Scima;.
Her,lidJer AbtdJieOs-
erub in Dobo':en.
Ser frIbere 1rGiibcnt nit militari'
id)cn Gbren bcgriift.
SC e 10 q nrf. %. Of1rs.

Sbeooore Topeoelt bot letne Hetle
nod afrifa ansptreten uno beiinoe.
fif geeenlpdrtis on 8oro oes oeut'
fhen 3ampfcr8 rSamburg" al,f ben
blouen llutcn bes atlantiiden
SSeans.
lluter ben a6ihiebsgriiBcn ieincr
Hndborn perlieB er Spiter Ban titra
nod Z llbr bcute morgen. @r mar in
ge9leitun9 ieiner Sobne aern,it, Ser
Ole expedition mitmaht, rno 9(rf)ie
r1of Sem 9abnhof gefabren, 100 er
por IrGic IbIdieo nabm.
Serr 9iooicpelt trug ben ,militGri.
ihen lleber5ieber nit ben gbScihen
sincs Sberiteu auf bem slrm. I'm
.S:23 ltbr trofen Serr Rooienelt uro
Sobn in Nem Dorf Elm uno begaben
iih iofort nof Sobofen. slls Der
friihere BrGiiOe,t am 8od Der Sam.
burRImerifalinie anfam, tpur0e er
mtt OtilitGrmlnif, fliegenben iSabuen
1,nb Ben Sllrrnbrufen pon 5auienOen
non Wenihen Die iif oeriammelt
batten, brQriiBt. Cine qnnae Reib.
bon oiii5ieQen Gelegationen bate iid
einaeflln6en unO mar ouf oem Bier
1lntergcbrodt por6en. Die SStoliener
hotten nid)t meniger ols iebs 9lb.
or6nungcn gcididt uno pollten audi
iedjs Mniiffapellcn
id1ifcn, m1rcn aber bon Scr Sampfer.
oeicai6ait gcbeteu tporoen, iih NIT
elmer 5u te9niigen. 0titglieber oes
SiplomotiiGen aorps, barunter ser
frnt50iiid)e 8otihaiter, ioiuie friibere
Titglicoer ser &oolepelt'i6en aomi.
riitrntion bnttcn ouf Dem Iampfer
'icIber Glnb gcfunben.
S6crr Hooiepelt batte slpar aus.
briidlid oen 8uuih ausgeiprohen,
aIlc Gcmonitrntionen 5u oermeiben,
dbcr aapitGn 9urmeiiter unb bas
Sfii5ierSfcrp$ Ger vSamburg" bat.
ten eS ii6 uidt nebmen lailen, i6rcn
@ait in edit militGriidem Stpl in
Gmpfon9 81 nt5men. sic trlgen i6re
bette Uniform lmS rabmen militia.
rri6C Saltung Gil.
Gos gonjc Sdiff aIGr5te in ncltem
GrItrid unO 6lag9eni6muf. Sn ser
Raht botte man YhotoQropbien Ser
MitgIic0er ser 1amilie &noieuelt TO-.
mic 0c5 dGgCnmdrtiqen Grdiioenten
in Serrn IooicpcitS Suite anQcbraht
11r6 sic Simmer reid 8cidntiift.
9a3
@cttrr lit id)Gn
nit cirtnl iharicn 8eItminb un0
IGbt nod &opitGn 9urn1eiiterS PIN.
iiht ouf cine quite Htiic i2licBcn.
Ser Gicr. on Sem sic nSom6ura"
lag. mar nit 6lngaen un0 8impeln
reih qcihniidt, uno sic &apeQe ocs
SGiife8 ipicltc ieit s lt6r morQen8
potriotiide @eiien. Gie anh(reidben
;SobrQGIte 6c$ Gompfers botten iid
ifon 6ei 3eitel einaefuubcn uno be.
obndteten sic gtbihiebsi5enen nit
Iebhaftcm Sntcrciie. ....
auf oem Iicr acrict Scrr 9tooie'
peIt 0erort ins 8cbriugc. baB er ben
Sut uno cine flcie 2eoertaidc pcr.
Tor; o6cr, bie Eoli5ei iGaifte ibm
boIS 2uit uno brohtc linn auh Die
berlorencn 8cgenitGnoc suriid.
aur5 Dor Ger Ibfabrt ihidte Scrr
Rouiepclt einc 3cpcihc an GrdIioent
9aft, in mc!fer er iidl iiir ctniae
9(uimerfiamfcitcn unb ieinegl6ificos'
botihoft poa bcr5lhcr 8iinihe be-
horftt.
Ter Iompicr .Sam6ltrn" ictte
iif, bcolcitct BON ben bonrcrnGcn
SOhruicn scr pcriammeIten Mcnge.
nm t1:06 llhr in 8eDcgun5. Serr
RooIepelt itanb an Ser Sriiitur8 mo
idpenfte Sen Sut, Biz Der Gier i'm
Sintergrunbe peridpunben mar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
LONDON, October IL. 4 pm.

Bar silver steady, o 11-16d per ounce.
Money. lax per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market fol
short bills is 2M per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market fol
three month bills is 2ata2A per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
PUGET SOUND FISHERMEN.
Big Run Of Salmon Has Made Thi
Profitable Year.

From the Seattle Post Intelligencer
The small fishermen Of Puget sound
reaped a rich harvest during the recent
big run Of sockeye salmon. From Billing
ham comes a story to the effect that the
average catch of the Individual fishermen
during the run brought them $500 apiece,
which is pretty fair pay for season OF
but a few weeks long. They will make
some more from the humpbacks and the
silver salmon yet to run. but OF course
nothing like as much as they did from
the sockeyes. because the inferior fish
command a very small price this year.
There were seventy-five boats out catch
ing for the Dillingham; canneries and the
average earning for each boat was 50. 200.
One boat had a catch of $4,000 fish. which
was the record of the season. The big
gest catch OF any single day by one boat
was 5000 fish. When 1t is considered
what large price the fish brought it can
be seen that, all things considered, there
are very few occupations in which big
ger returns can be had for the time spent
and for the investment than in fishing for
salmon during the years OF a big run.
1t was the fish traps. not the net fisher
men, which caught the bulk Of tho sal
mon put UP this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
Restoring the Morgan Horse.

manchester
The Japanese. after the war with the
Russians, erected monuments to the
horses that were slain In that war. In
our own country the great civil war was
prosecuted with more thought Of the men
that took part than Of the horses. but
the time has come, even with us, when
the part which particular breed of
horses played in that conflict Is consid-
cred worthy of commemoration. No one
can read Mr.. Wardwells account of the
deeds Of the list Vermont Cavalry with
out feeling that the horses, as we'll as
the men, had much to do with the
achievements of that organization. It Is
surely something worth making note Of,
even at this late day, that when the
hard service was over, from the first
year Of the war to Appomattox, there
were still two hundred of the original
one thousand horses in the service. The
relatively small, nervy. vigorous Morgan
long before made good in the service of
the small farmer to whom one horse
meant almost everything, from drawing
the entire family to church Sunday to
the hauling of big loads Of hay from the
meadows on a week day. After many
years the Morgan horse has come to the
recognition that it deserves. The United
States government. through it's Agricul-
tural Department, has given the Morgan
horse full recognition, and now comes
the organization of a national Morgan
Horse Association. 1t is splendid
tribute to a breed of horses that has long
since proved it's value in the everyday
work Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
INCREASED COPPER OUTPUT.
Monthly Report Shows 15,84O, 2O7
Pounds Increase October l.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE monthly
report OF the Copper Producers Associa-
ton, issued today, follows:
Copper on hand October l amounted to
Isl. 472,7 72 pounds. an increase Of 49,
$40 207 pounds. as compared to September
l. Production during September was 49,
023, 139 pounds, decrease Of 2,754O95
as compared with August. Consumption
OF copper in September was 1O2, 49,, 932, a
decrease Of 5.s13.979 as compared with
August.
The report states that from sources
which had not hitherto come to the
knowledge Of the association it has with
in the present month been learned that in
addition to what has been reported dur
ing the year there has been produced be-
| tween January 1 and August 81, 3,OO7, 73S
pounds, Of which has been delivered to
August 81 2.572, 1O8 pounds, leaving bal
ance on September 1 Of 435.635 pounds,
| which has been included in the total stock
of September 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
PENIS Burial Place.
From the Westminster Gazette.

From the Westminster Gazette.
For some time past there has been g
movement in the United States for obtain
ing the permission of the English govern.
ment to transfer the remains Of William
Penn from the little burial ground at Jor:
dams, Chalfont st. Peter, Buckingham
shire. to America but the Middlesex and
Buckingham Advertiser is in a position
to state that any fears as to the accom-
plishment Of that object are premature,
and that there is little likelihood Of the
Society of Friends agreeing to any such
proposal But the request has been made,
and will doubtless be made again. so that
II behooves all lovers of this notable
shrine to be watchful
Mr. Edward Marsh Of Luton, who is one
NJ the Friends closely associated with the
maintenance Of Jordans. informed our
contemporary that there were certain ne
sotiations pending in 1881 between a COM
missioner appointed by the commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania and the trustees of Jor-
dams Meeting House and Burial Ground
with reference to the proposal to remove
the bones of William Penn to Philadel-
phia These negotiations came to an end.
and they have never been resumed the
sentiment Of the official custodians of Jor-
dams being now, IL possible. more COM
pletely opposed to any disturbance Of hui
man remains than It was twenty-eight
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11

Quotations given below are for large
lots. Jobbers' prices are higher.
EGGS.-Nearby fresh Virginia. 27a2s
west Virginia and southwest Virginia,
| 26a27: Tennessee. %.
BUTTER Creamery fancy. 80 Y a33
Western firsts. 30a31: seconds, 27a27h.
Process. fancy. 26a27: fair to good. l9a
20. Store-packed. fresh. 10.
CHEESE. New York state factory.
new. large. 16Aa16&.
POULTRY.-Chickens spring. per h.
15a16; hens. per h., Is; roosters. per
h. 8: keats, per h.. IL: turkeys. hens
per h.. 17a1S; turkeys. toms, per lb.,
II: ducks. per h.. 12a13
DRESSED POULTRY. - Turkeys. per
h.. 1sa19: hens. choice. per h.. 1914
roosters. per h.. 10; chickens. spring.
per h. IS; ducks. per h.. 12a14.
VEGETABLES. = Potatoes. No l.
per bbl.. 2.O0a225; sweet potatoes
per bbl.. 1.OOa1.50; vans. per Dbl.
1.0Oa125: cucumbers, per basket, 1.5O;
onions. per Dbl. 1.75: cabbages. per 100,
squash. per basket. soa4o: corn. home
grown. per doz.. 1Oa1S: string beans
home grown, per bbl.. LOCAL .25: lettuce,
per basket. 75a1.00; tomatoes. home
grown. per box. 5oas5: radishes. per
100. LOO; peppers, per Dbl. 50a1 90: new
! beets. per bunch, 2a21s: new carrots.
2Oa25.
GREEN FRUITS. Apples. per bbl
1.OOa4.5O: oranges, California. per box
2.5Oa3.5O: grape fruit, per crate 3.1Oa
400: pineapples. per crate. 200a3.o0;
peaches. per carrier. 1.5Oa2 90; peaches
basket. 1.OOa1.5O: plums, per crate. 90
| a1.50: grapes, Concord. per basket, 10;
grapes. Delaware. per basket. 12a14:
grapes. Niagara. per basket. 10a11; ALI
gator pears. per crate. 2.50a3.OO; chest
| nuts. per h.. g.
HAY AND STRAW. = Hay, western,
No. 1. 16OOa16.5O; No. 2. 14.5Oa15O0;
mixed. i1.O0a14.OO. Straw, rye bundle
15.OOa16.0O: rye. machine thrash. S.OOa
900; straw. wheat, per ton, 6OOa6. so;
straw. oat. per ton. 6.5Oa7.OO.
SEEDS. - lsike, per bu.. 93Oae. so;
clover. per bu.. 9.0Oa925; timothy. pei
bu., 1.00a2.25; crimson clover. per bu..
Oscar 90.
LIVE sTOCK.-Cattle. extra. per cwt
ordinary. per cwt.. 3OOa3.5O. Hogs. per
cwt.. gross. 7.O0aS.OO. Sheep. per b. Ia
4; lambs, spring, choice. per h.. 7a71a
medium, per h., 6a6h. Calves choice
per h., on a10; medium, per H., 81 a9
WOOL AND HIDES.-Wood. washed
free of burrs, per h., 33a35; wool, un-
washed, per h.. 2sa29. Hides. green
per h.. IL: hides. dry, per h., Halls;
sheepskins. green. each. 75a1.15: calf
hides. per h.. 15a16: dry sailed hides
per h.. 14a15.
GRAIN.-Wheat. new. per bu., 1.O5a
1.15. Corn. shelled. per bu.. 7Oa78; cob
per bbl., 4.2Oa4.5O. Oats western white
No. 2, per bu., 4Sa53; mixed. per bu,
42a5O. Bran. per ton, 23.OOa25.0O. Mid
ding, per ton. 25.O0a27.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
Households.
From the Schenectady Gazette.

cioi0 tne ocneHeCtdOy GaZette.
"A good many people who live here
are kicking to this day because the name
Of Households was changed to North
Elmira," said a talkative citizen Of
Chemung county. do you know vhv9
!! see you don't. Well. maybe YOU don't
know. either. why 1t was called Horse
heads In the first place? I see you don't
Then 1t is plain you've never been to
Horseheads. You see when the first
white settlers entered Chemunp county
century and a quarter ago, thew found
the skulls Of I don't know how many
horses lying in heaps along the river
at spot that seemed to be a good Mace
10 settle on. The tradition is that these
skulls belonged to horses that were with
the army of Gen. Sullivan when he made
his historical raid on the hostile Indian
tribes up through that country and into
Genesee country in ITO. On the return
march of the victorious army from the
Genesee country a part of the troops
Sullivan intended to float down the
Chemung with his force on RATS, he or
dered the killing of the superfluous horses.
Wild animals devoured the carcasses,
and there the bleaching skulls lay when
the first settlers came in and pre-empted
the land. So they thought the matter
over and called the settlement Horse
heads"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
Men-Faced Crabs.
j the New York Tribune

From the New York Tribune.
The world-famous man-faced crab OF
Japan is one Of the most singular look
ing creatures that ever walked the earth
or SWAN the waters under the EARTH"
It's body Is hardly an inch in length, yet
the head is fitted with a face which il the
perfect counterpart OF that OF q Chinese
coolie Averitable missing link, with eyes.
nose and mouth all clearly defined. This
curious and uncanny creature, besides the
great likeness 1t bears to a human being
in the face, Is provided with two legs
which grow from the top Of it's head and
hang down over the sides Of it's face Be-
sides these legs two feelers, each about
an inch in length. grow from the chin
Of the animal. They look for all the
world like a forked beard. These man.
faced crabs swarm In the inland seas Of
Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
Finger Prints Never Fail.
From the Century Magazine.

I
Although scars from wounds and ulcers
frequently partly destroy the pattern folds.
such disigurements are more often than
otherwise aids to Identification. When
the system of finger prints was first in
troduced at police headquarters In New
York a lieutenant in one Of the admin
istrative departments tried to discredit It.
He had an experimental print made Of
the tip of a finger. and a short time after.
ward asked to have the same finger re-
printed He had meantime ground down
the skin Of this finger on a grindstone
until the blood almost flowed. Neverthe-
less the pattern form was more accurate
ly disclosed in the second printing than
in the first. Once the record has been
made, nothing has yet been discovered to
inyalidate II.