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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31
Funeral Of Mrs. E. A. De Vain.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen Appleby
De valin, who died at Clifton Springs.
N. Y. last Sunday will take place
from st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
near Dupont Circle. tomorrow at / pm.
Rev. ]. NJ. Z. Mckee officiating. The
interment will be private Mrs. De
valin had many friends in Washington
and Baltimore. She was the widow Of
Surgeon c. NJ. De valin. u. s. N, and
leaves relatives here and In Balti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31
HISTORIC SEMINARY CLOSED.
Pope's Order Against Refuge for
Liberal Catholics in Italy.

PERUGIA. Italy. August 31--The his
toric seminary here has been closed by
scribed as the last refuge OF liberal
Catholicism In Italy. 1t is understood
that the direct cause for the closing OF
the institution was an ovation given by
the students to King Victor Emmanuel
and Queen Helena on their last visit to
Perugia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31
Englishmen First to Ascend.

On a tablet imbedded in the walls OF
the public library at Piatigorski is in
scribed a record of the various attempts
to ascend Elbruz, and Circassian
named Killar Is credited as being the
first to reach the summit Killar's
achievement Is disputed. however. and
the first authentic ascent was made by
two Englishmen, d. w. Freshfield of
Birmingham and companion, with
Swiss Alpine guides. in 1868 These gen.
tlemen climbed Kasbeck the same sum-
mer. and were probably the first to do SO
The Circassians are superstitious ana
a poetic people. and. like the North Ameri-
can Indians. have a legend attached to
every freak Of nature and a story to ex-
plain every mystery. Their irnagfna-
tons are as fertile and as full of poetic
conceits as the Children Of the Mist
on the coast of Ireland. 1t is unfortunate
that somebody has not taken the trouble
to translate their traditions and folklore
into English. The Circassians really have
no literature although their poets have
written many charming lines and there
are two or three local histories of merit
They call Kasbeck by many names. the
ice Mountain" the Mountain of Christ"
and the Mountain of Bethlehem" and
among the ignorant Ossets-one OF the
largest of the Circassian tribes-the belief
exists that the tent of Abraham and the
manger In which Jesus was born are
preserved in q cavern under the eternal
snow.
About one hundred years ago an aged
priest organized an expedition to ascend
the mountain for the recovery OF the
fatigue and the rest OF the party were
driven back by storms. Several were SO
badly frozen that they were crippled for
life. Their sunerings and their failure
sacred relics still lie in the cavern con-
cealed by the snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31
Inhabited by Many Tribes.

All the territory west Of vlodikavkas to
the end OF the mountain range Is known
as Circassia. The Inhabitants are divided
into several tribes OF the same race. but
Of distinct organization. They are de-
seconded from the ancient Iranians and
have occupied this country for about
cWenty-stx hundred years, SO far as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31

known The Circassians are the mos.
reckless, irresponsible and superstitious
of all the peoples I'm this part OF the
world. They are proverbilly hanoso 3t,,e
of perfect physical proportlons, hut
brave and temperate in their habits. pus
heartless. cruel. relentless and aiMays
unreliable. Few Of them are industrious
or thrifty or saving. They nave ~
morals, and for centuries have solo tneas
daughters to replenish the nare'h'
wealthy Turks.
1t is said that the name Caucasian
was adopted for one OF the main etn
biological divisions of the human
because Professor Blumenbach founu .ne
most perfect types Of skulls In CHcasa,a'
The physical perfection Of the women
and their vivacity. their cheeriuin .ss,,.
their affectionate dispositions anu 80,
adaptability to any conditions IN saie =
they may be placed, made ...s 20
beauties the most desirable recruits TOT ~,
the harems. and the low esteem IN cs.nas.
the feminine sex is held by the EiI .Ssr
SLAMS made II easy for them 10 ser .tnna.
daughters into slavery. In ancienl .', ,e
no Turk of any prominence or prize an
without at least one Circassian hourl In
his harem. The mother OF Abdul Ila, m,u
the late Sultan OF Turkey. was MI.
cassian. But the sale and export VI ~.
class OF product Of Circass,a ms and
stopped by the Russian author,tIes'
the changing conditions in Iulney 1en
diminished the demand for Circassi1'
beauties. -.
You doubtless have seen them IN tne
side shows of circuses. ana IN ue
museums throughout the world are mun
dreds OF Circassian girls leased Dy uieii
parents for exhibition purposes.
While they are among the prouo,ss. AZ a.
human beings. and. as l na ss
said, are celebrated for their anecuona.e
and generous disposition, the Circassla,hs
are the only people In modern times snto
have ever sold their daughters so
slavery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31

Sheriff Nicholson. his deputies ana
,cssc CT citizens are securing FRANKLIN
orEty, Va, IN search of John Durham,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-31

With other national characteristics'
which. however, is confined to the Lhesian
tribe. is bushy hair. similar to that worn
by Paderewski. the pianist. 1t is not
universal. 1t is tribal fad. and is cui-
tivated for the same reason that the Ger
man emperor has spent SO mucn line ~
the training of his mustache- Long nen
Is usually associated with cranks, a,u''s
and musicians. but In Circassia business
men and even farmers train tne'r SHINY
locks to stand out from tneir skuiIs
until they have heads as big as ousne'
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
&aIBfaja, 6oup, samara.

llnldnsit ereisnete iib i'm 9Orfe 8a=
iiBtaja Elm idredlides lln9liid. Sin
Mann in ieinen idOniten 2ebensiabren
bat ieinem 2eben our9 Selbltporo elm
Gnbe 9emadt. Na6 ietner Seeroisuns
baben li6 @erii6te perbreitet, DaB benz
ni6t 10 lei, Ionoern oaB i'm sepiVe.
barunter ibm iebr nabeitebenoe 2euts
per9iftet baben.
Die poliSei lit eifris oamit beiddf=
tigt, 2i6t in bic Sade 3u brin9en.
- 9lm 2. Sttober pailierte in Dem
Sorfe Seller ebenfalls Elm ungliif. Gin
alter Mann fubr binaus auf bic Senne,
no er iein Strob bate, um basic be
nab Saule gu bolen. 9lls er beimwdrts
fubr, oben auf DEM Strob iiBeno uno
rau6eno, entltano Seuer. Der alte
Mann i6lu9 nad re6ts nno na6 lints,
I'm oas 6euer 81 lOl9en, - bod obne
grfol9, in eiuem GU itano Der 9an3e
@a9en IN 6lammen, Oas Pfero 9ing
ourd uno mollte in einem alten Sdus=
6en S6ub iu6en, blieb aber Dor Der
Sire fteben unO muBte 10 ieinen Sob
in ben 6lammen finoen. Der alte
Mann iaB INNER nod in ben 6lammen
uno ware wabrideinlid gu slide per=
braunt, wenn ni9t Elm Mann oa3u9e=
tommen mdre uno i'm nod nit @ewalt
berunter9eriiien bdtte. gtad Sauie 9e=
bra6t, mar er in 8 Stunoen cine 9ei6e.
- Qm 9lbeno oss 4. Sttpber lab
elm Wann nod gang 9eiuno auf oem
Sduiteritubl, enoete feline arbeit uno
leste lid our &ub. Sn eini9en au9en=
bliten naro er ebenfals cine Seide.
Sas 1T eine preoiat fur unier 0orf,
Die seipiB srOBen ginorut auf bic Wens
i6en ma9t. u. y.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
wuroe! Sn oieier Stunoe iddmte id
mid, Elm Seutiber gu iein.
Sin Sploatenfreuno.
Seibelberg

60 rGtielbait uno ountel bic an Der
6rau Shinoler periibte Worotat ibrem
9lni6ein na6 mar, 10 bat lie bod eine
ralde uno belle 9luftldrun9 Oant ben
Semiibungen oes 9Orfdltelten uno Der
Srtspolisei 9efunoen. 9a Oieie ibmarSe
Sat Elm &adeatt 5u iein i6ien 10 fra9te
man S6inoler, oh ibm nidt ir9eno ie=
mano feino lei. 9arauf ertl1rte er,
oaB er i'm Sommer einen iebr barbara
i6en nno ru6lOien &nebt bate, tuel6er
lbm 0fters nit Dem SOoe Orobte aber
nun I6on Dor einem Wonat ben Sienlt
aufGab mo tns YOltupI6e 9in9. Sa
aber Der SOrfQlteIts Dieiem &ne6t uno
nod einl9en anoeren 9ert6tli6e 8or-
laoun9en etnQebGnOt9t bate, oenen 5ll=
fOl9e tie li6 am 4. SttOber auf oem
S6wur9eri6t 81 WelitopOl gu perant=
mOrten batten, uno Oaber ;lm Oteie 3eit
bier ppriiber faDrer muBten, 10 fiel Der
Geroa6t auf DteIen &ne6t. SOfOrt
penoete mau Ii6 tele9rapbiIb na6 We=
litopol uno bat, ale Yoltaner, Die auf
Dem 8ert6te 1tuo, lmter pOli5eili6er
9lufli6t na6 Setoelber9 Su ibifen.
Stensta9 9e9en Nbeno bra6te man bier
tns 9Orfamt. 3wei, bic unperod6tt9
maren, lieB man laufen, Die anoern
3met, oereIt- &leioer YlutIpuren auf=
wieIen, nabm man iofOrt tns 8erb0r.
SbI6on oas Slut an i9ren &leioern Il.
Derraten muBte, 10 leu9neten lie bod
bartnGfi9 ibre Sat. 9lls man ibnen
aber ein3eln OerI6ieoene 6ragen itelte,
oa 9erieten lie alsbalO in WioerIpru6.
MGbreno Der etne bebauptete ltrafs
na6 WelitOpOl gefabren 3u Ietn. Iaete
Der anoere, DaB lie auf Der. Station,
Yoprona cine llnterbre6ung gematt
bdtten. 9lls man ibnen nun tbren Sru9
9e9enieitig porbielt uno i6nen ni6t nur
aufs @ewiNsn ipra6, ionoern aud gu
2eibe riitte, geitanO Der ebem. &ne6t
Ser9ei @rintO, oaB er uno iein Same
rao Waiilii Subo ben Der Station
Yoproiua, bic un9efdbr 20 @erlt BON
Seioelberg entfernt 1T, bierber tamen,
INN an S6inoler &a6e Su nebmen. 9a
iie bic 9an3e ga6t gu laufen batten,
peritedten iie iid auf Der Senne, BON
mo- aus iie 9euau beobadteten, tpie eli
ner na6 Dem anoern in bic Stride 9in9.
slls Der 2ebte oas Saus Oerlaien bate,
THIRTEEN lie in oas Saus. Ster nabm
@rinto in Der 8ii9e ben Sammer, Oers
bare i'm unter ieinen 8ot uno wolte
ins 3immer, als 6rau S6inoler oas
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24

&mO auf Dem Irme, bic Sire 6ffnete.
SofOrt oerieBte er tbr etnen S6la9 auf
ben &Opf, oaB lie betdubt Su Sooen
rel. So0lei6 entriB er ibr bas &tno
unO bra6te es ms anoere 3immer. 8On
pa Surilf9etebrt, nabm er tpteoer ben
Sammer uno bearbettete bic bIlfIOle
6rau in ieinem Wabne iOlange, bis Der
0ammer pom Stiele flO9; Sarauf
Iu6te er i'm S6rante na6 8elo, fano
aber nur cine @elotai6e nit | &bl. 60
&Op., wel6e er aud mitnabm, anoere
@ertiQ6en aus 8olo lteB er auriif.
9lues oieies gei6ab i'm 8erlauf BON
flint Winuten. 9arauf flOb er uno
ien &amerao auf Die Strabe, NO lie
Sufdllt9 einen SbitbGnoler fanoen, Der
iie unbemertt in ieinem &erOetma9en
na6 9lnorebur9 bra6te, bon NO lie auf
Die Station liefen unO na6 WelitOpOl
fu5ren. Geioe wuroen arretiert uno
baben nun ibr llrteil 3u erwarten. Die
Vel6e Der 6rau S6inoler murOe 9On=
ner5ta0, ben Z. Cttober, unter GROCER
Setellt9un9 in bic Stride 9ebra6t, mo
fir lie Spei Meien perleien puroen,
mOrauf B0ter SOhmam cine &ece
belt, in Der er betonte, OaB, obi6on
tbr Velb 90nS in ben Sdnoen ru6loler
Wteni6en mar, lie oO6 tbrer Seele
niht8 anbaben tonnteu. Sic bate
nod bic 8naOe, nit ben Gnaoenmitteln
Der Stride Oerieben gu peroen. gtab
benz GIbera WurOe lie tn8 8rab 9eItellt;
am Sonuabeno, ben 9. Sttober, tumen
Der llnterIu6un9srl6ter uno Der &rets=
oOttOr. GeBterer Operierte Die Set6e
unO f0nO ben &Dpf auf me9reren Stel=
len 3eriplittert, fat ale 3tppen ent3tpei
lmo mebrere anoere tiefe Wunoen, ioI
oaB er 0iters ben &opf i6iittelte uno
Ieine &ermumOerun9 auSipra6, wie e8
mDolih Iein fouute. puB Iie NOD faIt
orei Stunoen leben tOnnte. Serna6
luuroe Die Gei9e i'm geiiein elmer gro=
ben WenIbenmenge Der @roe iibergeben.
Rube ibrer 9lI6e.
Nottfrieo @ppin9er.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
Scrmii9te Na6ri9ten.
lIus Der Geutiteu 8unoIhau fir bic ,,Gureta Bot
SuiammenseiteHt.l
Mffcrulan
II. Sttober 1910.

gSor Der 9anomann bis Dor 2 800
den Derbinoert, Die g8interlaaten Su be
itellen, neil es 5u troten mar, 10 fort
i'm baran eit @noe September Der Re=
gen. Wan6er Bauer bat nod gar ni6ts
9eiGt, taum etnt9e 9elllatlnen gepfliigt,
lpGbreno man6e, mo- es friiber geregnet,
ibOn l0-2O Seliiat. aus9eIGt baben,
bic trditi9 tetmen, bic uno oa audi grit
nen. IS lit O6ne 3pelfel, oaB Oiel Win=
terweiSen 9eIQt peroen wtro, minoeltens
beIm 9eutI6en bic SGlfte, beim &uNen
Elm 9rittel uno beim Woloauer uno9ul-
0aren Elm Niertel oe5 ODr6anoenen Qlfer=
lanoes, mas fir ben 9lttermaner &reis
9e9en 235, 900 9e'lat. ausma6t uno
i'm S8maeier taum meni9er. Ser Saat
1pei3en 1T ItellenneiIe tnfOlge oes He=
gems na6 oct @rnte uno neil y9e=
Ibnurrt" nt6t belonoer5 telmtrGfti9;
bic 8aueru Iden oa9er Stemlt6 Dtht; Die
meilten bel5en i'm audi in elmer Slau=
itetnlOIlln9, I'm It6 ge9en Srano 5u Der =:
ii6ern uno in beioen 5QQen tut man
gut Oaran, ein9eoent oes Spri6worts: :
oWas ou ideit, tpirit ou ernten!" -
Sm 9lnfanQe Der Re9enperiooe mar es
iebr ltiirmii6 uno talt; in Der 9ta6t
pom 3. auf ben 4. SttOber iiel io9ar
ehpas Shnee uuo IN ben Wobnsimmern
murOe es Iebr un9emiltlt6, 10 oaB man
bic Oefen anbetSen muBte. - Na6oem
Der He9en Die otte Staublbi6t, Die
alles beoedte, ab9enai6en, liebt man
bod nod etpa5 Grimes i'm 6eloe uno
neues @riin erI6eint bel Der ein9etrete=
men 9elinoen @itterung, 10 oaB 9iibe
uno 8iuoer mieoer auf bic 98etoe 9ebeu,
60 G tunoeu tG9ltA. Die gSe9e lino
iebr Ihle6t uno o5ne 0e5lpungen 81
iein, fGbrt niemano aus. SOnnenI6ein
uno @ino MAIDEN Die S9e9e balo pieoer
fabrbar; brett 9enug lino lie in Seliaraz
bien INNER nod, troB Oes teuren 2an=
bes; nur Die 9eutl6en beibneioen lie
INNER me6r, beionoers Die 9orf= uno
5elowe9s; an YOlt= uno 9ranlitmege
,pasen lie iid nod nidt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
Kcrrefponden1efl aus
Sid -RuBIand
SpesiaIs&orreipomocns.
&lcinliebeutal
10. Sttober 1910.

lO. Stt0ber 1910.
9Serte YoIt!"
g8abreno Der Wonate Qlu9ult uno
September mar eS trofen. Die @roe
mar oermaben aus9etrotnet, oaB es
unmO9lt6 mar, 81 pflii9en; Die Seute
fiir6ten lib oesbalb, oas Winter9e=
treble III bic @rOe 81 itefen. gluf ben
A. Sttober 9in9 elm orei WerI6Ot ttefer
Sanoregen nteoer. SEPT 9tn9 es lOS,
oas Winter9etreioe in bic Groe ;u ia
gen, aber tpe9en Oes tleinen Re0ens
0in9 e8 nt6t 10 raid. Oeute baben
mir i6on ben 9an5en 3a9 etnen Itiirs
miibeu 8e9en, iOoaB man ia9t, oer=
Ielbe bate etnt9e Sage ipGter tommen
t0nnen, wenn mir ferti9 wGren nit
iden. 60 bofft Der Bauer NIT Sarren
auf Re9en uno penn oerielbe tOmmt,
oann 1T e8 tbm AUDI ni6t re6t; wenn
es na6 ben 2euten 0in9e, oam wiiroe
es entlueOer immerSu Ooer 9arnidbt re-
9neu. 9as Spri6mOrt i0gt: rSOffen
unO Sarren ma6t man6em gum Nar=
rem.
glm %. September nur0e bel uns
bic neuDer9r0Berte Stride bon Dem Sm.
Oerrn 9etan SObrowDlsti ein9elpeibt.
@lf meitere 8eiitli6e beteili9ten li6
nod an Der Ginmeibun9s= 6eierli6teit.
Qlm %. September feierten mir oas
25idbri9e Subildum unieres Serrn
2ehrers @eor9 @olf, 2leiuliebentaler
&olOnif, Der wirtlt6 25 Subrsair, .llll-
ierer @smetnoe ieine YHi6t ebrli6 uno
getpihenbaft pollfii9rte. Gs itanoen
Dor i6m Wdnner uno Sraueu, Sting
lin9e uno Sun9frauen, S9ultinoer,
&naben uno Wtdo6en, allen Oieien batter
lueltli6en unO 9eiltli6en llnterri6t err
teilt. So9ar be9alte td, oaB aus iei=
nem lluterrt6t 8etltli6e, 2ebrer uuo
nod Oiele StuOierenOe fOrt9e3ogen IinO,
oarum wuroen auf Dem Subildum Ell
nt9e Slider auf oas Wobl ieines treuen
9ienltes 9etrunten. 9lu6 fanoen li6
aus Der &leinliebentaler 8emeinoe
Wdnner. bic ibm eini9e @eidente iiber=
ret6ten, ndmli6 eine llbr NIT elmer
&ette. Sn Der llbr befinbet lib bic
Snidrift: Gum anoenten an oas 25=
iGbrt9e 2ebreroienl ltamt BON 3reunoen
uno Setannten. 60 nuroe ibm bon
Siin9lin9en uno Sunsfrauen cine
Noreiie, uno bon Serren perl9teoene
@ei6ente itberrei6t.
2lm 26. September brannten bel un=
iereu &olOniten uno 3u9lei6 Na6barn
q. 8ara5as uno Mattbias Slein 3tpei
StrO6i6ieber, uno bel 8eOr9 Wa9ner
Elm S6ieber Spreu I'M @erte bon $50
&bl., tpel6e Gntiddoi9un9en bon Der
8ranOtuNe erbielten. IS mar 9eraOe
Elm GROCER Sturm, pel6er gum Slid
ni6t bon Often, ionoern bon Siio=
Deiten fam, oenn 'onit mdren ni6t bic
9reidpldBe oes &lein uno @agner abs
9ebrannt, ionoern Mi6ael @eOr9 Sart=
mann uno g. Sei6le wdren sdn3li6
nieoer 9ebrannt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
Sine Sterireunoia.
Sacramento, GQl.. 81. 0pp,

F@'''''N''ENI N~S'"'I TT -RN0'
Su Dem Setameut Der tiir3li6 in
Sacramento, Sal, perltorbenen 6rau
6lorence Coleman, cine Der dlteiten
4niieolerinnen Der Staot, lit cine Stif-
tuns bon $780, entbalten, aus Der
3rintbrunnen fur 3iere uno 8Ogel ers
baut weroen ioQen. 9luBeroem entbdlt
oaS 9eltament sablrei6e 9rOBere 2es
gate fir peri6ieoene @eieQi6aften CUR
8erbiitun9 bon @rauiamteit 9egen &tna
Der uno 5iere. Die @pistopalttr6e in
Wineral Yoint, @is., erbdlt cine Stif=
tunQ BON $1,000.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
@ir oeuti6e &oloniifen
nnb bic @ebrpai9t.

Die Stunbe bat uieoerum seidlasen,
aufs neue eridallt Der Ruf bes 8ater=
lambs: v8etruten, berbei untsr oas
&OmmanoO, psrlaiiet aui turSe 3eit
oas @lternbaus, UNI cure Srdfte oem
9aterlano in beiOnoerer gDeiie oienitbar
Al MAIDEN.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
@erter 9teffe @il6elm @olf!

9ein S4reiben baben mir in Der
rGureta YOit" 9eleien, bafiir beiten
9ant. gta6 2lmerita tann id ni6t
reiien, Oa t6 mid Dor Dem 9roben @ai=
ier fiir6te. @riBe berSlid Did, Srus
Der @incence uno ale Seine &inoer,
2lntOn &raft uno ale ruiiii6en &lein=
liebentaler 4meritaner, bic na6 uns
fra9en. 9ldtun9spOl Oerblsibe id euer
treuer 6reuno Mi6ael Wolf.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-11-24
Saufon.

gluf ben 9lffiden itebt su leien: rSeute
nm z ubr abeuos perben iiberaus in=
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
: Omaha Cash Prices.

CarlOt Receipts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16

SHEEP-Almost fifty doubles OF sheer
and lambs were yarded this morn
ing, and the run included lot
OF common stuff, so that offer.
lngs In killing condition were not very
large. Demand from packers was naturally
keen and movement active from the open
ing. Prices showed more or less improve
around dime higher while ordinary quail
ty readily commended good firm or even
strong prices. Fat lambs from the Colorado
range sold as high as s6.S5, a dime higher
than last weeks high sale. No sorts were
involved In the sale, the whole string going
In a lump. Fat wethers brought $500, in
dicating quotable top Of $425 on strictly
choice handy weights YearlinEs went TO a
packer at $500, but they were not very
Feeder trade was even more lively than
the market for fat stock. Recent rains
throughout Nebraska and the middle west
nave added certainty TO corn crop pros
poets and demand Is accordingly broad. In
order being filled at S5S5. Feeder wethers
moved around $500 and II takes 5000 or
better to buy good feeder lambs Bulk of
sales in tho feeder department made up a
market that looked TO be all of a dime
higher than the trade at last weeks close.
quotations on grass stock: Good to choice
lambs, $3.50; fair to good lambs, S. 15Tf
$50; feeding lambs IS .T5dgG, rs; handy
weight yearlings, @b,00a5.35 heavy year
lngs, A.60d4 80; feeders yearlings, s4751l
90; good to choice wethers, a 600 I. %;
1alr TO good wethers, 50. 601D4 co. feeding
wethers, - .50dp4. 90; breeding owes A25Q
!hi fat ewes, $S.5OQ4.l0; feeding ewes,
AZ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
NEW YORK AND BONDS
Light Volume of Business Done
Within Narrow Limit.
PROFESSIONALS RULE THE DAY
Crop News Encouraging with Marked
Improvement in Corn Conditions
ThrOuEhOut Nebraska and KAN
sas--COpper Advances slightly.

NEW. YORK, Aug. ia very light vol
ume OF business, the bulk of which was
professional, today in the stock market,
urlttcd along within very narrow limit
Inc days news was without very direct
bearing on securities, although the suspen-
sion by the Interstate Commerce commits
sion OF live stock rates, which were to
nave become operative today, was &C
counted something of an adverse factor.
AdVlces from western traffic managers
were uniformly cheerful
by general consent the western financial
situation has cleared during the past few
weeks, and little apprehension of a strin-
Bency is now entertained.
crop news was for the most part encour-
aging, with marked improvements in corn
conditions throughout Nebraska and Kan
sas A very slight fractional advance was
announced in the price Of copper, and trade
authorities were quoted as declaring that
sales or the metal in the last three weeks
have aggregated not less than 100000
pounds.
London's operations in this market were
trlfling and without significance.
The close was irregular, the only note
worthy exception being Rock Island pre-
ferred, which made net gain of over
three points
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, $955,00 United States government
IS advanced ~ per cent on call.
New York Stock exchange:
Following was the range Of prices on the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
So. LoeIs GenvraI Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l5.--WHEAT-Futures
lower; September, Sl0O4; December, $l.O411;
casn lower; track, No red, tlVAglU61R
No. hard, tlOlULO',
CORN-Futures lower; September 63%c;
December, 5ghc; cash lower; track No. z,
65Iac; No white, 66Q67c
OATS-Futures lower; September. e37ae;
December. 369sc; cash lower track NO. :
3Sl4 6pSSlzc; No. white. SEC.
RYE-Steady at S0qSlc.
FLOUR-Steady; red winter patents, S5.lC
40; extra fancy and straight, $4SOQ4.9O;
hard winter clears, SS,SOQa9O
TIMOTHY SEEDS. 46GT6,OO.
CORN MEALs-33c.
BRAN-Dull; sacked, east track, $1,000
1.0l.
HAY-Lower; timothy sl45Ogl9yOO; prai-
rie, 3lO.OOdllS50
PROVISIONS.
PORK-Unchanged; Jobblng $22.6.
LARD-Lower; prime steam, tll2lSq
1l.42E.
DRY SALT MEATs-Higher; boxed extra
shorts, 12SGc; clear ribs, lsAc; short clears,
lSc.
BACON-Higher; boxed extra shorts, 14iac;
clear ribs, l4I4c; short clears, l4ikc.
POULTRY-Weak; chickens, l0Mc,
springs, lSAc; turkeys, lsd2sch ducks. ga
l2o geese, case,
BUTTER-steady; creamery, 25a29hc.
EGGS-Higher at l9c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
Girl Hurled Through Barbyvire Fence

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., Aug. 1b,-(Speoisl)
TO be hurled bodily through a barbed
wire fence and live to tell the story was
the thrilling experience of Miss Stacy, a
young woman homesteader, who lives In
the vicinity of Hermosa, She was driving
to town when her horse became frightened
and ran away. The buggy in which the
young woman was riding, was soon demol-
ished and she was thrown violently from
tho vehicle through barbed wire
fence Her clothing became entangled
in the wire and was torn almost to shreds,
and she was terribly lacerated about the
head, body and limbs. Fortunately, how
ever no bones were broken. For time
she was in a serious condition, but now is
recovering.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-16
CHICAGO GRAIN. AND PROVISIONS
FeatuFss of, the Trading and Closing
FBiccs on board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-Grain prices declined
To-Day wheat leading In the descent with a
me- JOSS az the close Of from ~ to 17Sc Corn
pressure OF wheat weakness and dragged AZ
the close with September 7so off. Oats de-
Veioped strong resisting powers and finished
2nly = 70 nc off, while provisions declined
from to 20c.e, ~
Foreign market weakness induced nv
neayy worlds shipments was a factor
working against the bulls in the wheat Dit
IRON the opening OF the market. The cash
market gave no strength to the trading In
down TO the September delivery fiFnres,
Urinary receipts despite slack return from
the SOUTHWEST were 2 1854 900 bushels com
pared with 1,447.000 bushels a year ago and
the increase In the visible supply was four
aoiu Ok that OF the corresponding day last
The September option moved between
uO2A and N.0l%. Close was ish6D1Ib 10 liz
OILS off at H02q11 .02S to $l.O2h, while De-
cember showed the. same decline at S1.O63s
Reports of crop conditions in the corn
PET being unfavorable helped the bulls 70
Iti corn prices for time from the openlnR
aeeiine The cash market ruled about No
tTMer' NO: = yellow sold at 66kc. The
&c off. N 'TSP'0iOet
Oats were steadier than in the other
grams and for the distant deliveries did
not vary to exceed sc. September was
more active and sold between SSs4c, satur-
days closing figure, and S6k9369s, the
close was steady at nearly the low point
with September Nc off at S6h
ProYisions generally were from s to 22hc
OFT Closing prices for the September prod
off: lard, Su.S5, Aye off; and ribs $3.50
I0RTower. e. 49,
N'As leading futures ranged as follows,
A~ANA al nv.a