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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17

CATrLE-Higher; butchers steers good
TO choice, 6.25a72J; medium to good 5.35a
a.So; hcitorS, good to prime. >. l0M6.lO: com
mon to fair, 425d5.00: COWS, prime, 5000
Clio; good TO choice, 46OtDJ.GO; fair to me
dunn, 4lGqi.33 cutters, 3.G004lo; can.
ners, 2TJM3.6O; bologna bulls. fair to good
495Qo.4 40; common, light. 1850 LEO; feeders
5.lOQJ.GO; stoCkers. i.25QJ.OO
Mixers and springers lower. common sold
Ior cannerS; good, 3000@i0.0o; choice, 1000
- GALVEs-Steady; choice to prime. a.oolt
$50; fair To good, s.256DS.75; medium iigh,
'N0as,oo: throwouts, 5.ooGG.o0.
SllEEP-Markct steady; lambs. good to
choice. s.5oa925; clipped lambs, good tc
choice, i.JOGS.25; ewes. good to choice 65,
ql5o: clipped ewes, good to choice. d.cod
~; run sheeP, 4.eoq5.5o; Gull lambs, $3.50
KANSAS CITY. Mo, March 14.-CattIe-
Receipts, 5000; strong to Zoe higher: native
steers. 6ooaSo0; native cows and heifers
3.2j@7,oJ: stockers and feeders. 425d625
western steers. 5.ledT75; western cows
3.5oQ625. Hogs-Receipts, 1890; strady.
bulk of sales, 1O.2Od10,JO Sheep-Receipts
LOGO; steady; muttons, G.5o0T75; lambs,
S2.M950
CUDAHY, Wis, March 14-Market &c lower:
mixed packing, o.i5Glo7o; poor to good heavy
packing, lO.5o4lo.75; medium and butchers,
l0.75d10.S5 select packing and shipping 1870
al9.93, fair 70 good light lo4o@lo.7o; pigs
CHICAGO. III. March 14.-Cattlc-Re.
cepts estimated at 220oO; market 5H1Oc
higher; beeyes 5.250Si0; Texas steers
f.iJH0.Hp' western steers, i.NDubGU. stock
ers and feeders 36OG6.21; cows and heif
srs, 2d506Go; calves. 100000 Hogs
Receipts, estimated Mt 5000; market shade
higher; light, 1o45010sa; mixed, 10.Jnlg
1925; heavy 1O5501O95; rough, lOa54
10.1 good To choice heavy. 10 7odlO.95;
pigs, 9.60n1O45; bulk Of sales. 1O.75plOaO
Sheep-Reccipts estimated at 11eO0; market
strong; native, 5oodS 10; western, 5.J0n
$40; yearlugs, 7.S5uS rs; lambs, native,
SoOu9.Go: western. s.on0D65.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. March i4.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts, 1900; steady; native beef steers 7.2C
OSLO cows and heifers 3.5o96.5O; stock.
erS and feeders i.ood60o Hogs-Reccipts
5000; steady; packers, 1O.50G1o95: butchers
and best heavy, 1OGoMi1.0O. Sheep-Re
ceipts, 300 native muttons, 49OQS.Jo
lambs, 7.3OQ925
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., March 4.-Cattle re.
ceipts 1000 market Zoe higher; native steers
5,2o9I75 cows and helfers, 4oO0l6 25; western
steers 6.opHG.I5; stockers and feeders, I O0M
eco. Hogs receipts, COCO; market strong; bulk.
lo.3OMlo.45 Sheep receipts. 5000; market strong
10 Toe higher; sheep, Z. 25Gps 10; lambs .. fOm
$50.
CLEVELAND. o., March 14.--Hogs were
quoted at 11o5 a hundred weight at the
stock yards today. This makes rise OF
SlUD a hundred inside Of a week. Toduy's
price is the highest on record here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
SHORT COURSE HAD 46l STUDENTS.
Largest Advance Registration for Next
Year in History Of College.

MADISON, Wis, March Ia Spe.
cial. THE total attendance nj the four.
teen weeks short course in agriculture at
the University of Wisconsin, which
closed last week. was 4GI, exactly the
same as last year OF these IL com
plctcd their second years work. while
2So finished the first year. Almost all
of these, - in number, have registered
for the second years work next winter.
This Is the largest advance registration
in the history Of the agricultural college
The new courses in farm management
and poultry hushandry this year proved
popular with the students, and the inter
spcrSion of laboratory periods between
the lectures as iuaugurated this winter,
was SO satisfactory that il will be re-
peated next year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
WOODRUFF GETS
ROOT TIMHTUM
NEW YORK STATE CHAIRMAN IN
FORMED THAT OPPOSITION TO
HUGHES MUST CEASE.
PRESIDENTS HAND Is SEEN.
Upstate Leader Declares Taft Does Not
Want to Jeopardize Party's
Chances in 1919.
WANT ROOSEVELT AS A LEADER.

NEW YORK, March l4.-With the
departure of Senator Elhu Root today
for Washington to inform President Taft
of the result of conferences with State
Chairman Woodruff and the local Re
publican leaders on the question of
Woodrufr's retirement from the chair
manship, political situation looms up
which bears directly not only on the
state campaign next fall, but on the ma
tional campaign of 1917.
The administration. through Senator
Roor. has made it clear to those now in
the party's leadership in This state mat
New York must not be lost 10 the Demo
Gratis in the gubernatOrial elections, for
each defeat would endangcr the partys
success two years later.
Must Not Oppose Hughes.
To this end Senator Roe, informed
Chairman Woodruff that the opposition
to Gov. Hughes and the lntlers meas
ures must cease, and the suggestion is
said to have been delicatcy made chat
the federal power would be used to
thwart such opposition il continued.
Whether Senator Root sought 10 force
Mr. Woodruff from the state chairman
ship as an initial step to remove from
the control the SO-caled machine lead
ers was the subject Of much conjecture
at Republican state headquarters today.
There's much more than the chair
manship of the state committee in
yolved, said an upstate leader today.
president Taft and his friends are set
ting the stage for the national campaign
of 1872 and the administration feels that
unless the present state organization
Joins with Gov. Hughes a party split
will follow that VIII give IL" state To
the Democrats next November and sori-
ously jeOpardizc the purty'S chance of
capturing New lork's thrty-uinc cloc-
toral votes for the Republican preSidcn-
tial nominee. Woodruff will remain
chairman and the opposition to Gov.
Hughes viii, III large measure. cease.
so that no split may occur if the Root
plan is carried out; but the election of
Senator Cobb as president pro tenn. Of
the StGtc Senate has 50 strengthened the
hands of Woodruff and ms friends in
the organization that they may elect to
advance such legislation as they please
at Albany and, SO doing split The party
wide open.
Wants Roosevelt to Lead.
Then our hope lies, in that event in
Theodore Roosevelt, who win he asked
to assume the leadership Of the party
and his return IS only three months
away
The Woodruff adherentS assert that
the efforts Of the administration in the
present situation constitute an invasion
of the rights Of the state political con-
troll.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
DEATH SPEECH IS LONG,
Brooklyn Man Electrocuted at Sing Sing
Makes Lengthiest Talk Before Cur
rent Is Applied.

OSSINING, \. Y, March 14.-FrauL
Schleiman, the second OF the two mer
convicted Of the murder of Mrs. Sophie
Staber in Brooklyn last July. was elec
trocutcd in Sing Sing prison here today
Carlo Giro, Schleiman.s companion II
the burglary of the Staber home. which
resulted in the fatal shooting, was put
to death here few weeks ago
Il die for burglary only. | never
took human life" was Schleiman :
final protest of innocence.
Il hope gentleman, you will forgive
me for my mistake. | realize mine now
! die with a clear conscience We're the
condemned mans last words His
speech was said to he the longest ever
made from the death chair in the prison
here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
CANCELS GOTHAM DATE.
President Taft Omits New York From
Itinerary and Will Go to Chi
cago Direct.

WASHINGTON, -. G., March IA
President Taft today definitely decided
to cancel his engagements in New York
tomorrow afternoon and evening, and
will leave Wednesday morning for Chi.
cago direct He will carry out the tin.
erary for the remainder Of his trip as
heretofore planned.
After spending a busy st. Patrick's
day in Chicago, the President will leave
there late that night for Rochester, ~
Y. where hc will spend Friday after
noon and night From Rochester the
President on Saturday will 20 TO Albany,
\. Y. arriving there IN the carly after
noon and remaining until Monday morn
ing, March p. From Albany he will
70 to New Haven, 10 attend a forenoon
session Of the Vale corporation and on
Monday night will be in Providence,
L /
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
RECEIVED HUSH MONEY,
Many Will Probably Be Involved in En-
bezzlement of Funds From Re
llglous Orders

PARIS, March a. 4 cipher list Of
persons, who. NJ, Ducz, the cmbczzling
liquidator Of the properties of the re
Iigious orders, declares received hush
money from him, promises to play in
the present scandal part similar To-
that of the famous chechbook Of NJ
Thicrrct, which served to compromise SO
many French politicians in the Panama
canal affair Nuuc of the names from
this code list has yet been published.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
PAULHAN IN DARING FLIGHT.
Navigates Biplane in Gale at New York
Wright Watches.

NEW YORK, March 14.-ln a cross.
choppy wind of twenty miles an hour
which caught his hipanc at the start
and tipped it from side to side like q
boat in n rolling sea, Louis Paulhan
the French aviator, made daring
flight at the Jamaica race track Sunday
He was in the air for eight minutes and
ten seconds and covered six miles.
Wilbur Wright. rs he has done daily
heretofore. attended the exhibition with
his attorney and closely watched the
flight with an eye To getting evidence to
show that Paulhnn's biplane is an in.
friugement of the Wright patents.
Paulhan may attempt flight to New
York. thirteen miles away, some day
This week
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE, March ID.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

HTTlElt-E1tras. steady; Elgin price of
extra c!cat'y Is Bic; local price. extra
creamery. 3lc; prints. 32c; grsts 25G21c,
Seconds. -3U23c, process. 23c: dairy. fancy,
40 lines. 2lft25c: packing stock l9u2Oc
tllEESE-S Steady; Americau full cream.
now made. twins. lea lGlAc; Young Ameri-
cas-. liza l6iEc: daisies, 1IM11l2c; longhorns,
l6t2Hl Ic, limhurger. new make lol2Gl16c
OF grades, llq12c: brick. lGdIGi2c; import
rd Swiss. re; block new, iTlaQlsc; round
hNiSys. l9N.Oc
EGGS-Weak the produce boards of
hchl market for strictly fresh laid MS re-
celNcd, cases returned, 2lc; recauded.
FANCY. tXlrns, 22023c; fresh seconds and
dirtits. lG617c
ELGlN. H.. March 14.-(Spccial but
ter firm nj Bic. Sales for the week. AZ 100
pounds
NEW YORK, March 14.-Butter- Firm;
receipts. Gpuo; creamery specials :E}v: ex-
tras. ,2c: third to first, 2zm31c; held second
to special 26ai2c; state dairy common to
finest 2id3lc; process first, to special I5Gp
27l2e: western factory, 22p2aiac; western
imitation. creamery, 24h@26c Cheese :
Firm; receipts, 1875; state fun cream, fan
made special, 11l20lSc; DO fancy, 17Ac: do
good to prime, 1640162ac; do current make
best. 151ed l6c; do common to fair 13Tl l5c;
skins full to special, 3Qil9c Eggs-Weak;
receipts. 99ll; state Pennsylvania and near
by hennery white. 2S6f29c do gathered.
white. 2Sm 29c: do gathered white, 2GGI2sc;
do hennery, Sc; brown and mixed. fancy.
26u26I2c: do gathered brown, fair to prime.
25l, 26c; western first, Doc; second, pa 24l2c.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
PERRINE GOES TO COAST
Mig" Signs for Third Sase With Port
land Club

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March H.
Special John Grove. alias Mig" Per.
rin", formerly n star with Kansas City
and Louisville in the American associa.
tion, has signed contract with the
Portland club in the Coast league. Per.
rIne expects to play third base. He left
this morning for GHadaloupe, Cal.
where he Will get IN condition. The
Blues win report here Tuesday and will
% 10 Excelsior Springs Mo, for ten
days road work and water drinking
ThMrsNnN
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
NEW co. l COMMANDER.
Lieut.. Brearly Assumes Command of
Capt. Bresnahan's Men.

MARINETTIG, Wis, March Il
Special Acting upon orders from the
state headquarters of the ". y. g.,
signed by GOV. Davidson, First Lieut.
+. X. Brcarly has taken charge OF Co.
| in this city. 1t is understood that
Capt. Hugh Eresnahan will resign. II is
also understood the action was taken
through dissatisfaction on the part OF
the state officials with the condition of
thc local company. Capt. Bresnahan is
one Of the oldest members of the local
company He served in Porto Rico dur
ing the Spanish war and was
elected to the Office Of captain follow
iur the death of Capt Frank Bent, two
NnArs AGO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
IOWA LAWYER TO
SUCCEED ELLIS
WILLIAM S. KENYON OF FORT
DODGE WILL GET BERTH.
TAFT NAMES ASSISTANT ATTOR-
NEY GENERAL TODAY.

WASHINGTON, u. C.. March Ii
William :. Kenyon of Fort Dodge, Ia,
was today nominated by the presi-
dent as assistant to the attorney gener-
al. vice Wade H. Ellis, who resigned
that position to accept the chalrmanNhip
Of the Ohio Republican committee.
Mr.. Kenyon is one OF the general at
torneys Of the Illinois Central Railroad
company, with headquarters at Chicago.
He is under ~ years of age.
The Office of assistant to the attorney
general has charge of the trust prOsccu-
lions in the department Of justice, The
position pays $1,000 year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
Doctors Wife Wants Divorce.

S1IEBOIUAN, WIS, March II
| Special. Mrs. Madeline Ebenreiter
daughter of Jacob Nollrath. wealthy
manufacturer. has filed suit for divorce
against her husband, DIR. Alfred Eben.
reiter. claiming desertion and non-sup
port. The couple We're married III 1902
Ind since November. 1908, Mrs. Eben
teitcr claims her husband has not con.
tributed to her support and their tive
children. while she has been living Wit
heS parents
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
lack Johnson IN WRECK.
Negro pugiIist and Wife are Overturned
in Automobile Accident.

RACINE. Wis, March I'll Special /
In route from Milwaukee to Chicago
in an auto, Jack Johnson, the coloreG
pugist, and his wife narrowly escaped
death when their machine overturned n
few miles North of here Sunday after
noon. The chr sworvcd nj muddy plac,
ia TIA" road aud plunged into snow
bank. Johnson aud his wife sustained
severe bruises, but no serious injury.
Both were dreuched in the muddy water
They resumed their journey this morn
ing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
Printing SUIT Is Dismissed.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March IA
Justice Wright today dismissed the ac-
lion brought Ivy the Valley Paper com
pany Of Ilolyoke, Mass. against the
Joint printing committee of Congress on
Illegal in form and did not comply with
the regulations sci forth by the com.
nittee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
FORMER PRESIDENT WELCOMED BY
THOUSANDS UPON EMERGING
FROM WILDERNESS.
FAMILY MEETING IS PRIVATE.
Distinguished American Makes this Re-
quest Before Landing From White
Nile Steamer.
MAKES STOP AT GORDON'S TREE

KHARTUM, March l4.-coI Theo-
dore Roosevelt and his party arrived
here at , O'Clock this afternoon. The
former President of the United States
received "A most tiattering reception.
The steamer Dial, upon which the
American members of the Smithsonian
African semitic expedition made the
zip from Gondokoro, was delayed by
the unusually turbulent waters of the
White Nile, but the party was able TO
keep within one hour of the scheduled
time for the arrival here. Earlier in the
day the staff of the Sirdar. Maj. Gen.
Sir Francis Wngute, had preceded mp
the river IN a launch to meet the Dal
and extend the first formal greeting 10
the distinguished visitor The officials
were taken on board the steamer and
escorted their guest into the town.
Wears His Hunting Suit.
When the Dal was sighted. the Amer
lean, British and Egyptian flags could
b" made ont flying above tn" vessel. As
the sturdy craft, putting and blowing,
turned her nose into the hurbor the
thousands on shore were quick TO rec
ognlze the figure of Col. Roosevelt stand
ing on the bridge. He was dressed in
n KHAKI hunting SUIT and wore white
helmet. Surrounding HIM We're mem
bers Of the Sirdar's staff. Recognition
Of the American was the signal for a
burst OF cheering. that continued rs the
vessel Slow = found her pier Col.
Roosevelt acknowledged the greeting.
raising ms hat repeatedly and smiling.
steam launch filled with newspaper
correspondents, who had been sent here
from al parts Of the world acCOmpa.
med tn" Dal IN the last part of the trip.
On the pier Col. Roosevelt was pressed
by an enthusiastic crowd all anxious fot
the nearest possible view. but his escort
saved HIM from any possible discomfort
lie was at once escorted 10 The palace
Of the Slrdar. at the steps Of which he
was received by the high Soudau oil
Gals.
The passage from the steps to the pal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
BADGERS NOT GUILTY.
Government Attorney Declares He Can
not Compel Witnesses 10 Come
From Canada.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, la, March II.
When the trial Of John G.. Mabra!
and associates. charged with extensive
swiudling. fraudulent use of the United
States mails. was resumed today, the
complaints against Fred s. Null anC
James K. Morrison Of Superior, Wis.
two of the defendants, We're dismissed
BY direction Of the court the jury re.
turned verdict of not guilty. United
States district attorney SAID that the
witnesses against these men were II
Canada and would not voluntarily come
here to testify The government has NJ
means of compelling attendance from
across the national border.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
Settles Suit for $500.

KENOSHA, Wis, March 1.-the suit
Of Mrs Emma Capelin Cooler Of Mil
waukee against the Milwaukee and the
Big Four Railway companies has been
settled ont Of court the first named com
pany paying Mrs. Goder $500. Jay III.
Coder. the hush nd Of the plaintiff. was
killed in the var Is in Milwaukee in Au-
gust last year when he fell from
freight Cur = coder had demanded
$50 600
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
DEVLIN LOSES PLACE.
Senate Committee on Judiciary Rejects
Reappointment of United States AT
torney for Northern California
WASHINGTON d

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. March IL
The reappointment of Robert r. Devlin
to be United States attorney for the
northern district Of California today, was
ordered rejected by the Senate commit
tee Oh judiciary. Dovln has occupied
the office for five years, all except one
term being under recess appointment.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
REPLACES HOUSE BILL.
Senate Arizona and New Mexico State
hood Measure Substitute for
Original Proposal.

WASHINGTON, ID. G., March IL
The Arizona and New Mexico statehood
bill was reported to the Senate today
from the COMMITTEES on territories 10y Sen
utor Brvcridgc, who said the measure
was an entire substitute for the Ilouse
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
Milwaukeears Cross Big Pond.

NEW YORK. March Ill Special.
Among the cabin passengers sailing fol-
Europe saturday on the North German
Lloyd line steamer Berlin were: Mrs. II
G.. Head of Appleton. Wis Mr.. AND
Mrs. K. Hoffman Of La Crosse Wis,
Albert Ileintz. Mrs. Edward Schuster
Mrs. Martha ncyer and NJ. II Wiltzius
10 AIilMnmknn Mis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

ChOicc timothy hay. 1725Vt7.75; No. ,
timothy hay, 1920 1915; No. timothy
nay, l5.ooI 1928: clover and mixed. IA Ooa
400: choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie
l40uTI1i5p No. 1 prairie, IL 75lDl4 90: pack
ing hay. I 0ouS.O0: rye straw, 10 5o4l0 10
oats straw, IOo4SO0.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
Quaint Characte. Is Dead.

.SAKANAC LAKE, y :, March Il
Earle Nelloine. a French Canadian
lumber jack, whose quaint character has
furnished the basis for several stories
Of life in the lumber camps. is dead here
lie was killed while At work in camp
on White Fnee mountain 10y snow.
slide.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
OIL RULING TO
DECIDE FATE OF
ANTITRUST AC1
ROCKEFELLER COMBINATION MAKE
LAST ARGUMENT AGAINST
DISSOLUTION.
ENDS LONG LEGAL BATTLE.
Years of Investigation by Government
Officials Ends Before Bar of
Supreme Court,
ENDS LONG LEGAL BATTLE.
EIGHT JUSTICES HEAR THE CASE.

WASHINGTON, -. G., March IA
Found by the lower federal court to be
a combination in restraint Of trade and
monopoly of branch of interstate com
merce, the Standard Oil company today
appeared at the bar of the supreme court
Of the United States to make final argu-
ment against dissolution under the Sher-
man antitrust law.
The proceedings before the highest
tribunal of the country are the out.
growth Of years Of Investigation on the
part of the government. The immediate
origin of the case was a petition filed IN
1906 by the department of justice IN the
United States circuit court for the east
eru district Of Missouri asking for the
dissolution of the Standard Oil company
Of New Jersey, as violating the Sherman
antitrust act.
Rockefeller on Stand.
Testimony was taken in ST. Louis and
New York, including that Of John ID.
Rockefeller himself -Four judges had
been called in to pass on the case and
they finally announced a decree, grant
ng substantially all that the government
had asked. 1t is from this decree that
the counsel for the standard Or APP
pealcd TO the supreme court.
'nlS tlEhl JUSTICES VIII participate IN
the present consideration Of the case.
When Chief Justice Fuller today asked
The counsel to proceed, the chair Of
Justice Moody on the extreme right was
vacant. He is suffering from rhcnma-
tism and has not been able 10 attend
any sittngs Of the court this term.
Many Ask for Seats.
Every available seat in the little room
was occupied. Many attorneys from
distance had specially come to the city
10 listen TO the arguments. The defense
had a corps Of brightest legal minds
headed by John G. Johnson, John 6.
Milburn and y. r. Watson, On the gov
erumcnts side were Attorney General
Wickcrsham ana Frank i. kellogg,
who has fought the ease from the first.
Long before the Judges took their
places on the bench the sixty seats pro-
vidcd for spectators were filed, and a
long line had formed outside the court
room by people hopeful that something
would call the early arrivals away.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
Ex-Goy. Upham for Lee Statue.

CHICAGO. Ill, March IA -Es-Goy,
Iuhnm ~ Marshhed. III ~ addrpsa AT
meeting Of West Point alumni satur.
day. upheld the right Of virginia to place
statue Of Gep. Robert l.. Lee IN The
national capital
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17

Frau Julia kareha Is said 10 be the
6rst woman minister TO preach in Hun
gary. She is The daughter nf the Re
formed Evangelical Bishop Carl Sasz.
who is also wen known in Hungary as
poet and tencher
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-03-17
MILWAUKEE, sToCKYARDS REPORT.

HOGS-Opcned sc lower; closed strong :;
prime butchers and heavy, lO.s3@ 1925;
shipping. 1870 to 200 lbs, 10 6J0U 1919; fair
To best light lo30d1o 60; fair to best mixed,
10.5Ju10.75; fair to best packers, l0.1oG
1913: pigs, 1OO to 1870 lbs, 9.75D1O 10; gov
eminent and throwouts, 2.OOuG.UO.