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The Continuation of This story VIII
BE FOund in Tomorrow
Issue of The Times.
OLACIA GALA CASE
ENDS, FAVORlNG ROY
Paris Jury's Verdict in Famous
Murder Trial Is No
Case"

PARIS, Aug. 22.--With the bringing o.
a verdict OF no case in favor of Paul
Roy, who killed his brother-in-law.
George A. Carl1ins. the famous Glacia
Gala case has reached it's close
Carkins was killed at Newington. n.
H.. on January ?, 1905. Roy was married
TO Carkins' sister, widely known as
''Glacia Gala. the American Beauty It
was at first said that Carkins commit
ted suicide Mrs. Roy upon her return
to Newington from New York. said her
husband had shot her brother. She
said he had bound her not TO tell by
threats against her life.
Roy said he shot Carkins in seIf-de-
Tense. He later admitted killing his
brother-in-law, saying 1t was done to
defend his own Iife. Extradition was
asked by the American Government but
this was refused. Glacia Gala yVouId
not go abroad TO testify in the case.
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ENRIQUE c. CREEL
MAY BE MINISTER
Is 10 Succeed Ramon Corral as
Head of the Interior
DEPARTMENT
Department.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. Enrique e.
CreeI, governor Of Chihuahua, and
former ambassador 10 the United States,
is 10 be appointed minister of the in
terror TO succeed Ramon Corral accord
ing 10 a report today. Luis Terrazes
win succeed him as governor OF ChihU-
hua.
at present Senior Corral occupies the
double post Of Vice President and min
ister of the interior. He will have 20
resign the latter post when congress
convenes.
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COMMITS SUICIDE.

KINEO, Ne, Aug. 22.-An unknown
woodmaa committed suicide by jump
ing overheard from the steamer Moose
head today on the trip of the steamer
from Northeast Carry 40 this place An
attempt was made TO rescue him but
ne did not Use after going beneath the
surface. lie had neither money Of
ticket and seemed 10 be Respondent.
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OELRICHS
TO WE'D DIPLOMAT

NEWPORT, r. J., Aug. 22.-Announce-
ment has been made of the engage
ment OF Miss Blanche Oeirichs, the
youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Oelrichs, OF this city and
New York, 30 Leonard Thomas. of
Philadelphia Mr. Thomas WAS at one
time secIetary in the American en-
bassY at Rome.
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WALTER PULITZER TO WE'D.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-Wslter Pulitz-
er. nephew OF Joseph Pulitzer. has an
nounced has engagement TO Miss Lillian
Hearn of California. The ceremony viii
take place In Suffolk county ia the ilear
future.
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WALL PAPER.

&C PER SINGLE roll for wall paper; rooms
papered. s. up. Dull summer prices in am
departments, the only dealer in the city Civ
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an. 1882 write postal TO WILLIAM "
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samples and estimate on paper hanging ard
painting. aul7-5t
f'APERHANGING and painting. flrst-olass
work at lowest prices. Phone Lincoln 4S-Y
J. r BOWEN. 100 6th St s. T. jy28-9
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FOR SALE-oFFIcE FURNITURE.

FOR SALE-Hah1sOme Office equipment. IN
GLIDING new desks, chairs, carpets ry-pe-
writer's. Ming cases. etc, viii sacrifice for
quick sale. ALFRED HIGBIE, Munsey
Building au23-st
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOW CLEANING as an art We know
how. Windows. houses and Offices cleaned
LEON l. CAuOON, Acme Window Clean
IBg Co., loQS 4 n. W. Phone Msin 7159.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

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2l-FT. LAUNCH. 5ls-H. p; ''Simpiicity1'
engine; cabin reasonable. BOX 81. Times
office. ausl-sts
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UNIFORM complete. knight Templars, IN
GOOD condition. very reasonable. Bon "a
TIMES office. au22-sfs
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AUTO REPAIRING.

LET Us REPAIR IT.
No matter what may be the "a
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we villa put it in good order Wit
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COLLIER Auto Mach
5th and & SITS. n.
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PERSONS SEEKING ADVANCEMENT.
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Expert STANDARDIZATION Instruction
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DENTISTR;

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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

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- HANDED the single sheet of paper
bearing the conclusive proof Of Liz
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC. PALNIST
Are you undecided. unhappy, in doubt? Is
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PERSONAL.

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SPIRITUALISM.

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DUPONT
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Ve offer the children the chance OF q lIfs-
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SITUATIONS wANIED-FEmALE.

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wANTED-AGENrs
wANTED-sALEsMEN.

Statesmen Experienced in selling general
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SHOP WORN SEWING MACHINES
W crop nsaa slhseT-.-
so drop head Wheeler & Wilson............ =
~ rev L4D4Al5r.ss ~
New sewing machines e Per month-
Cleaning SOC. open EVENING"
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22
Carlot Receipts.
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. May a.Awheat prices ad-
Yanceu more than lc here today. owing
10 brisk demand based chiefly en- sharp
advances at the principal european grain
'centers, the May delivery incidentally
touching a new high record mark for the
season at %lJlh. At the close prices
tnisI niai ms were also established In oats.
the &hJ aenvery selling at 6O2sc. Corn
e.usea flni anu provisions steady.
me Wheat market was strong the entire
session, with the exception of a slight dip
edliy IN the day due to proflt-taking based
on rams in Kansas and the Ohio river
a higher Level than previously attained
tor the crop, trading IN that option was
hsht, Il few bids by shorts being sufficient
10 cause the advance. The most potent
tictor IN the situation was the strength
y european markets, which with the eX-
. Ieptlon ot Liverpool, were closed. yester-
usy. Inc greatest gain was at Buda Pest,
where prices were o$4c above the closing
quotations Of Wednesday. unfavorable
reports regarding the European crop were
sad to be mainly responsible for the
decrease In the worlds visible supply for
Npe week and continued light receipts al
Tgrimary points In this country were addi-
tiohsl Dullish influences. AS a result of
the strength of wheat, the price OF flour
here was advanced 10c, as had been
predicted yesterday. During the day the
July delivery ranged between &.lSM and
n.i6s. The market closed strong at almost
the top notch. with July at N.l6%; May
closed at N.3h, the highest point.
Notwithstanding a break OF 2g2hc in
the price OF cash corn the market for
future deliveries was firm the greater part
Of the day. Al the close prices we're %c
lower 70 NC higher, with July at 69aos1sc
All deliveries OF oats rose to new high
( records as a result of an urgent demand
, for the September option. The range for
\ the day on May was 59hG60sc, and on
July, 2ltG63%c At the close prices were
up Ad%c to 1h@1hc, compared with the
previous final figures. May being at 6Oc
and July at 53hc.
Trade In provisions was dull. Prices at
the close were Dac higher to 2lRc lower.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

BOSTON, May 21-WOOG-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin will say of the wool
market Saturday: Business is very active
and steady in all kinds OF available woods
at top prices. Many sales OF wool to arrive
are being made, which swell the aggregate
business materially. Fully 80 to 80 per cent
of the 1909 clip is now owned by second
hands The shipments OF wool from Boston
against 55,427 ,9i8 pounds for the same time
last year. The receipts to May 20, Inclusive,
were 1874, 1856 ,096 pounds, against 64,571,4
POUNDS the same reriod last year.
ST. LOUIS. May 2l.-WooL-Firm; ter
ritory and western mediums, 10000; fine
LONDON. May A.-WOOL-The third Sc
ries OF the wool auction sales closed today
with offerings of 6,5es bales. The demand
continued brisk and firm prices ruled. To.
bales, secured, Is l9Ad; greasy, 6ddld Us,
Queensland, 400 bales: secured, Is ifd9ls
SID; greasy. I'D Is, New Zealand, $500
bales; secured, Is ldgls sad; greasy SID
greasy, 74ddSAd Punta Arenas. 1870
bales; greasy. 4%dq Is hd. The series
opened with a general advance OF TO IA
per cent FOR ordinary. woods, which in
tinental buyers. Final rates for Merinos
and cross-breds were 5 to 10 per cent and
for Cape Of Good Hope and Nattl s per
cent more than the March series; The
Americans, who started by paying 10 ger
cent advance for suitable parcels and
quickly raised the limits. During the last
fortnight they paid from Is to 2 5per cent
over the March price for the medium fine
cross brels and fine Merinos, Home trades
bought 1900 bales, Continental spinneTs 81
900 bales and Americans 5000 bales, and
1000 bales were held for the fourth Sc
Americans took thousands Of bales direct
from the provinces.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22
NEW york GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Nay ON Various
Commodities.

CSDAnA0uMNNEMs
NEW YORK, May H.-FLOUR-ReceIpts
1880 bbls exports. 9.1O bills: market
ftrmer, with a moderate business in spring
sTades' Minnesota patents, ts.25gs.sO; Min
sS.4Saee 60; winter st TaiSSS wiRSes patents,
extras, M.62q5.00; winter low grades, A.55d
~ Rye flour. firm; fair to good, N.756
CoRNMEAL - Firm: fine white and
zsioW' N6al.7O; coarse. ;1.6Oq1.55; kiln
RYE-Firm; No. ? western. &C, ominal
BARLEY-Frm; feeding. SOC, c. I. f., New
wItEAT-Receipts, 1900 bu.; spot mar
red. u.6 nominal, Z. o. b., afloat; No. /
northern Duluth, H.s7k, Z. o. b., af1oat;
NO. 2 hard winter, H-SS%, (. o. b.. afloat.
As a result OF strong foreign markets and
continued unfavorabie European crop re-
port5. today's wheat market after some
early depreEsions, turned very firm. Led
py New York, all markets Of the country
had an active upturn with a large specula-
tive trade a feature and last prices 1c to
lNc net higher. May closed, S1.D; July
closed, sL%; September, closed, N.1bA; De-
CoRN-Receipts, 5000 bushels; exports.
5000 bushels; spot market steady; No. q.
S41kc, elevator and s1hc, {. o. b., afloat; No.
Q. b., afloat. Options were more active and
firm, closing. bc TO sc net higher. May
s41tc closed s4411hc; July closed 7SAc. septem-
.oATs-Receipts, $500 bushels; exports,
1880 bushels; spot market firm; mixed
oats SSgss pounds, slhqs21hc; natural
whIts s Sg$ no pqHnds; SHess%c' clipped
FEED@Steady; spring bran, Ss.s5; mid
HAY-oEITm; No. ., @@7Oc; good to
H~oPs-steady; state, common to choice,
1908 crop. 1o9l4e; 1907 crop. $3.50; Pacific
coast, 1908 crop, SQ10c; 1907 crop, Sq6c.
HIDES1Ftrm; Bogota, 21hgx21tc; Central
PRoVISIoNs-Beef, quiet: family, 1880
Ql4.0O; mess, $l0.5Od1l00; beef hams, yA. Oh
qse.Oo; packet il2.00a125 50; city, extra India
mess, $A.0OQ21.5o. Cut meats, quiet; picked
bellies, $l1.Oa118; picked hams, 81. t0q
LOO. Lard, steady; western, SIC. &G1L.00;
refined, quiet; continent. a1,5: south
Pork. firm; family. SIasSoaSC.Oo; short
clear, $l9.6o121. 80; mess, S1S. 76@19.z 70.
TALLoW-Steady; city, go per pkg.
bAc; country (pkgs. free), bh@6hc.
RICE-Steady; domestic. fair to extra,
6QSz1c; Japan. nominal.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery specialsy H6h
QYc; official price, 261kc; extras, DC; third
finest, 21Q26ci western imitation creamery,
firsts, 2O02lc.
POULTRY - Alive, firm; chickens,
broilers, 10000; fowls, 171kg1Sc; dressed,
l5d16c.
CHEEsE-Steady to firm; new state full
cream specials, 12G13hc; new state full
cream small eoloTed or white, fancy
fancy, 1211c; new state full cream, common
to fair, 9u11c; skins, full TO special. 2Gilc.
BGGS-Ffrm; state. Pennsylvania and
P~ennsylvania and nearby fair to choice,
2fk425c; brown and mixed, fancy, 24c;
brown and mixed, fair to choice, 221SG2Shc:
first, Iha22hc; seconds, saaoNc: southern
first, 214211xc; seconds, N6303c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

HOGS-Reeeipts numbered only seventy
five ~cars-about 5000 head-as against 1902
head Yesterday and $3.50 head on last Fri
day. The general situation remains the
same as II has been the entire week, that
is, with packers holding lower values. but
owing TO short runs. coupled with a mod
crate outside inquiry, nave been unable TO
force a drop in prices any material length
OF time.
Prices this morning show no very ma
terial difference from those paid Thursday
for the general run of fair to good hogs.
Opening bids and sales for finished kinds
were somewhat better, with extreme sales
being quoted as much as sc higher. How
ever. the bulk OF the better kinds were re-
ported as selling only steady 10 strong.
After the urgent orders were out OF the
way the trade eased off and finished dull
and weak at the prices noted, Eastern re-
ports were also lower. 80 that there was
nothing In the general situation TO par
ticularly recommend IL 10 sellers as a de-
cided undercurrent OF weakness was
evident throughout the market.
Tops reached F8 as against mn yester-
day and N.SS on last Friday. The bulk
went st ss.Spd7.1O as against a bulk yester-
day Of s6S5dT10.
Renraaaptaf tive eaIaa-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22

sHEEP-There were hardly enough sup
piles this morning TO make a market. The
few cars Of lambs and ewes on sale moved
at quotably steady figures. The trade was
naturally active and everything in sight
was put over the scales with little or no
quibbling: Two cars Of Mexican wooded
lambs, the kind that sold yesterday at
IS. 70, brought the same price today. Clipped
ewes moved at @B and spring lambs at
SL76.
Light receipts each day this week has
made II extremely difficult to call the ex-
tent OF the fluctuations In prices. Scarcity
OF wooded on a day when supplies were
largely clipped, or vice versa, has left the
extent of the decline OF advance of that day
a matter of Ruesswork. While the market
has suffered no decline OF any importance
week In sheep circles has been distinctly
bearish. Limited receipts, of course, have
worked to the sellers advantage and this
feature IL largely responsible for the
stability Of the market at a high level.
The heavy run Of grassfed sheep at Kan
sas City and comparatively liberal receipts
at Chicago have helped much In bringing
about the easier feeling evident at all the
markets this week. This total decline at
this point under last weeks close, how
ever. will not exceed 15G25c.
Quotations on clipped sheep and lambs:
Good 10 chGtce lambs. N.4067.S; fair to
good lambs, 50 s0d7. 10; good to choice light
~yearlings, SS2SdG.75: good to choice heavy
yearlings. 6.Dd8.2b; good to choice weth-
ers, S.9016 20; fair to good wethers. $500
$50; good 70 choice ewes. S.sSNS1b; fair to
good ewes. GS.25d5.65; culls and bucks, - Oh
$500. Quotations on wooded lambs: Good
to choice lambs, $4,000 90; fair to good
lambs, s7.sofS.4o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-22
stock In sIrht.
Receipts Of live stock At the six prin-
Coffee ESzrKet.

NEW YORK, May 2.-COFFEE-Market
for coffee futures opened steady at un-
changed prices TO a decline Of 5 points
under selling by importers and while June
worked up 5 points on bull support and In
the way of a readjustment 10 nearer the
spot prices the rest OF the list was barely
maintained, with offerings OF May rather
more liberal following reports OF ship
ments TO New York from HaVre. The
French market was unchanged to &c
higher. The local market closed steady net
8 points Ugh 10 8 points lower. Sales
were exchanges. The business in MAJ was
7 l5c; June, 6SSc; September. 6IOc; March,
s csc; spot, quiet; Rio, No. T. 7Hdsc: No. 1
Santos, s5sQsc; mild quiet; Cordova. s%n
l2zc.