Fort Wayne Daily News from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 10

9T7iffiVM Wr iimrv 10 gIHE yOSWAYNE VtiLJ LOCAL MARKETS tv I I iff i li 1 1 jy if ri i in i THELCCAL MARKET SWELTERS AND TRADE 3 TOO LISTLESS TO CAUSE ANY CHANGES potatoes Have Gotten to Rock Bottom Egjs Art In Demand Other Markets The local wholesale market la sweltering With the heat and the trade la so listless that none of the dealers feel incilntd to wafco any changes in prices With the coming of the cooler weather that hai liven predicted therejwlll however be changes None the tradefcmeh are wishing for cooler weather because the temperature now is Jutt suited td the growing crops and nothing could do more for them than the ttlather is doing the potato situation Is getting so tbtttucitiera win no longer handle the spuds the lew dealers woo are wrimttaliug them are Handling ihcin on iuiiiuiismu so as to protect inemt elves ugaiUst loss tin spuds selling at twenty cents butnel and Cuaiuiea gouu lor still lower tlgures the oeuiera aie not going co Invent in any Ihuig UMi win iiKely to lose tnem money New potatoes are coming tn at a gooa rale ihe supply Is Jieary ii tu uuuniv Is in i lie very best Ail regciaoles are showing up well and tn tfepply tills year is going to be uci lei Ulan it nas in many years ihtie is a guud uiiuaiid tor frerh eggs anu the aeulero uru paying seyen Kvii ctnia a owten lor iriem Some pooitr grade eggs are being ottered tuv tiauc uut Vre is litue demanu Ven at a low ligure The price of butter IS rather nigh for this time of tne jear uut the iruae demands 11 raiid tne quality la of me very best urains an buudy wheat Is worth il bushel oats wii37 cents a bushel ana cum jinjUil tents a bushel In the hay marjttt the aeulers are ottering iOil a ton tor good etutf and tney aje itettitiK all they want at this figure Lie nock prices are unchanged wim the teit hogs at per huudred wenni poultry is steady with cnick ens at iij it cents a pound ty Scales heporv CclTClcJ Daily by 11 Ccokc Clt YYclglirnasler liay Kccclpts 27 loads price 7000 10 HI ton Oats Receipts 9 loads price 30037c Corn Receipts 4 loads price 666i60o td ainsehg Root tsOOOI10 lb Golden Seal Root 860M us Old Rubber 8a lb Alslke Clover 10000700 lied Clover 600 bu Tlmothy llJ5c31J5bu Well Brothers 4 Cos Quotations Corrected by I Well Wild Ginseng Root JI60O7t0 lb Golden Seal Root J3S0OIil lb Green Hides lOtfllo lb Cured tildes 13O1IM0 lb Cured Calf Hides lie lb Green calf Hides 16o lb Old Rubber Boots and Shoes tfllUe lb Uorea Uldet MoctJtI5 Live Stock Market iCerrected Dally by Eckert Packiig Co Csttle Steers good IIUIQIIO heifers good 8S00600 cows M00OI00 lulls U50OS80 Veal Oalves 760J80 Sheep I OIOO Lambs 2COi07OO Hogs 110 to ISO lbs 1800 I Corrected Dally by Laurent Hartshorn Packing Co Cattle Steers tt00Oi heifers tlOl 66 50 cows IS75OU0 Veal Calves UutjsW Sheep 1400 Lambs 8600 Hogs 160 to 226 lbs J800 120 to llO lbs IstO 160 to SE0 lbs 1800 Twelfth District Ship ping Prices on Hay Grain and Seed I Lopal Wholesale Mar nets liuying Prices If i Mayrlowtr Mills Quotations Corrected Voday by lurry Uasa Wbeat llOO bu COtu 550IKLU jau 3S3so ba llour Wiutw wbsat Krslght VslOli IHUOU JiH iSotiu Luie 5ou70o to BeUing Prices Silver tJtt JJJvtf 660 bbL Winter Wheat lstent vj5couOC hbL lt tlour J46U6600 bbU Uian l2o00OII00 ton Mlddilns L00O2300 ton Chop el J74Mt6 00 too TriMlt ASons Quotations iCvrrected oiay by Arnold Trasselt Whtat Jl00 bu 0is 15t bu Cum MG 56c bu ltye 65 bu Larley 4io bu Ibeillng Prtres Winter Wheat biralglit Hungarian 6106640 bbt Winter Yv heat latent lUllvsr Dollar I6SOIV0 bbL Spring Wheat Pstent Cjut Owu J4J5 C62U bbb Puraltys Flour l37Ctfl69 bbi Oriham Klour 4u3o bbt Tumpernlclrj FlourrU OOUt Unn I20ooti2400 ion Shorts W000OJ400 ton Uiddilngg I21MIOM00 ton Chop Feed J2800O32M ton Com Meal Bolted JL60OL63 ct Corn 61 Hi Coarse JL60OL70cwu Cracked Corn Jl60 L70 ficreenlngs 633tvotOC ton bail Wheat J18U cwu Globe Mills QuotaUons Corrected Dally bi Caul 1L Trier Wheat tlOO hu Cals I1082e bx Ctn iliOfVavx Itya too bu liafiey 60c ba tKelllng Crices Bleached Stralgbi Winter Flour Holiday IS4t056C Uold Jace I520O3I0 bbt UrahamHour 64S0OS2j9 bbU Pumpernlckle Fliur6li0O4t0 bbt lirsn 63l00O2S0ii ton thorU 3l0O2800 too Cliou feeu 62b0OO2S0o ton Com ileal iUolled UOOno cwt Cora UeaJ tCoarae 114olo cwt Cracked IWn JLIuOlaO cwt Juuibj Poultry eeo J0ti0O100 ton 8alt 125 bbl Feea Quotations jCorreieaby Ileaderson A Co1 otnyiiay isBi it mi inn Mlled llsy800O1000 ton Clover Hay 00O 1000 ton Us led buaw 6s0vO7IHI ton CcrurriloUb bu Oaui 23i86o bu Rariey 6ua bu ttys iiiiiiiia bu TliBOthy bead 11160 L10 bu Ifpeom JlOO ivu Clark Fruit Co Quotations Corrected Today by AM Mlnsky Mlchigsn Polatoea 45o bo New Cabbage 1300 bbL Anions 40c bu Hosey lis lb Xituce 12ic lb Tvioips 26o bu Wheat 9 bu Tomatoes 6360 crate Wax Uens Jl76 baakei Virginia Potatoes Vi60 bbl ilurida Ilneupples 6360 crave 31 Ralshes 35u dos Uns J2i6 hamper irawberrtea JJg i Heed PoUtoea Karly Rose I2e bu krly Ohio 72c bu Buss Triumph 16a bu Wiener 4 Co Quolstiona Ccrreued Today by Wlenar Sutler tancy tiflo brlnts 2ac country 24c packing lac igs Strictly fresh 17017 54 doi Hoine Urown Potatoes 3U036S bu Michigan potatoes ba Texas tinlons I110OU5 bu Chltkns lSOHe lb Broilers 20026c lb Beyer Brothers Quotations Corrected Today by Oaorse douse Butter fancy Wgin prints 27c 30 tub lie 10 lb tub 21 country UOWc Eggs Fresh candled 11540 dos Ilome Orown Potatoes 2uo bu Apoles 6126 bbt New Csbbaje 12600 ton U0 cwt Onions 10c bu Hand licked Beans J1I0 bu ForlWsyne Creamery QuotsUons tCorraoud by VV Bcbmldt Butter Gold Medal prints IW Oold lledaT JO ID tub 21ciUold Medal JO lb tubJgc Elgin 28c Cream Butter fibM cruraery 21c In country 16o laeh A Cs1 QuoUtlona Correcud by Baiysar Oreen Hides lOOUe lb I Cured Hides UOUMs lb Ones CsJr Uldas Ua lb Cured Calf Hlde 17o lb HorsUlds 6t76eLa Tellow Ear Corn per cwt 78c White Ear Corn per ewt 7i Mised Knr Corn per cwt 76c No I Red Wheal J103 No 2 WhlteWheat fl03 Standard White Oats 36c No I Rye 66c tio 1 Barley too Clover Eced J900O100o Aialk Seed ilOOOOUC8 Prices One Year Ago I June 16 1112 Ore year ago today the wholesale prlees in Fort Wayne war as in ths quotations below Wheat Ul2 bd Oats 65c bu Corn 75fl50c bu Flour Winter wheat straight 5109 610 bbl Rye S6o bu Bailey 0c bu Produce QuoUtns Poutoes 612501J6 bu Eggs Fresh 15016c dos Butter Country 23c lb creamery 25G201b Ducks lOo lb Chickens neilo lb Turkeysi415c lb Live Stock Mirlit Hogs 160 lbs and tip 1750 125 to 160 lbs 2710 CatUe sters 66000600 cows S100O t00 bulls 63C0O4i0 Veal CalTes H00O700 Sheep JI50O100 LanibBi500O0t btf rough heavy 6IJ0 illgbt i835Oi60plgsi66060 CattleJ Recelpta 17000 market jilow and lower beeves 8730Ot20U cows and heifers 2400O810 stockeriandfeeders Hivcszu lexans 170001IO calves fTO0t97S Sheep Receipts 14000 market weak and lower native i475OiJ0 western if85O60 lambs 5200740 western 5 400740 Chicago Butter Harkit CHICAGO June li TButterEitras 2T1427Xc firsts 26Q26Hc dairy extras 26c Arts 21c Eek 8 Ordinary 1TfttTUt nnllnarv firsts 17K018C Cheese rTwlns i3H0U4c Young Poutoes 15t20cj Michigan 15020 Live Poultry UQltttc ducks geese 10 springs 22024c turkey 17c Cleveland Live Stock CLEVELAND June 18 Hogs Re celpls tooo 10c lower yorkers and plgi JS65 mixed 80 heavies 850 Cattle Receipts 5 cart steady Calves Receipts 100 1060 top Toiedo Grain and Provisions VOIEDO June 1 Wheat Cash 106 July t2c September 3ei De cember 7c Cprn Cash 64c July 4Vle September 54c December 63c Oats Cash 44c July 44i4 September 4414c December 45V4C Clover Seed Cash 1260 October 830 December 825 Alslke October 987 December 92 Timothy Cash li to Aumit September and October 225 Butter Eggs and Hay Unchanged Toledo Live Stock TOLEDO 0 June 18 Market liberal 10016 heavy 865 to 860 yorkers and pigs 6865OI70 Cattle Market steady Sheep and Lambs Market steady Calves Market steady lnfsday yJijne iuAusE I COUNTr MAY BUT BIG FARM HOLD UP TRAIN IH ILLINOIS Continued from First page General Markets New York Stocks NEW YORK June HThe stock msrket opened quiet and higher 11 A Trading was entirely professional during the first hour There vss selling pressure on Illinois Central ar he stock broke through W9 The new mark was a low record for the year Copper stocks were strong Noon The market was steady 2 roThe market waastrong during tho afternwn Stock market ilosed strong hew York Money NEW YORK Jun 18 Knnw nn rl 2 per cent Time money 5 per cent iur bijl munin uar silver ijcnaon i ft NewTork 57i Demand sterling 4860U New York Produce NEW TOJIJC Juh 17 Flour dull poik steady mess 222502276 lard firm middle west spot 111001126 Sugar Raw and firm centrifugal 3 30326 muscavod 89 test 2830285 refined quiet cut loaf 1515 crushed 506 powdered 445 granulated420O 440 Coffee Rlc No on spot JKc Tallow Market nuletj city 6V country 4Ktiic Hay Market dull No 1 1000105 No 1 80O16 clover 80090c Dressed roultry Market steady tur keys 16026c chickens 16028c fowls It 019c ducks spring 16c Live roullry Marktt wetk geese lc ducks 14018c fowls UVie turkeys 13c roosters 12MiC chickens broilers 25 28c Clieeee Market weak state milk common to specials UOHKc skims common to specials 6011c Putteq Market steady receipts l729 creamery extra 28028 14c state dairy tubs 24Q27tic Imitation Creamery firsts 24M0 25c Fggs Msrket steady receipts 27386 nefirby white fancy 23026c nearby mixed UncJYfltKO 22c fresh Arsts 19022c East Buffalo Live Stock EAST BUFFALO June 18 Cattle Ue celpia 25 market active prime steers 8500900 butcher arsdes 26000825 cows 6000725 Calves iRetelpts 150 rnarket active steady cull to choice 60001060 Rhetpand Lambs Receipts 1400 mart keL slow steady choice lambs I8 251 s07rcnT roTaif tWKr0yeaTrhgs uuviw rneep nmtnm Higt Recelptd 2044 market slow l026c lower yorkers 825 pigs 8850 890 mixed 1886 heavy 8885 rouaha t7tt07t5 SUES 6260676 Pittsburgh Uve Stock PITTHitimriW lnn 11 nii cclits light market steady choice 8600 870 Good 8100825 fair I726O760 veal calves 102501100 Sheep and Lambs Receipts fair market lower prime Wethers 5250540 good mixed 4900520 fair mixed 4250 l7sV lambs Hre7SiT spring limbs 5000600 Hogs Receipts 20 double decks msrket slow lower prime heavy hogs 885 mediums 8760880 heavy yorkers 800 885 light yorkers J886O690 pigs 8900 900 roughs 7300766 stags l50700 Chicago Qralit and Provisions July up Wc September up 4e Corn July and September steady Oats July up September up Provisions shading easier Noofi Wheat July up September steady Corn July up 14c September tip oats July up 14c September tip lie Close Wheat Jury steady September un le Pnrn Jiilv nn li Bninlu rt tmyt iuimd Oay July up September up iflixiii iiiiu auu mailer skirts of Springfield caused confusion among the police who were groping blindly in the country trying to rind tho engine Hnally boarding a wltcli engine they located the big engine suinaing nieiess tne city The engineer walked four miles to his engine fired It and returned to his train The bandits wore masks They were dressed In big dusters and wore slouch hats and according to the train crew seemed to have no fear of death Donald Wilson of St Louis said he thrust hui head out of the window The bullets were flying along the side of the train he said and 1 understood that we were being Instructed to keep our heads inside We all did so Nora Stahl of St Louis was the one who said most of them slept through the Incident Samuel JY Stout a fanner living near the tracks notified the Spring fleN police that he had heard shots and believed the Diamond Special had been held up The police left In au tomobiles They sighted the engines headlight and approached but were tired on They returned the fire but had to abandon the open approach They scattered and crept up on the engine Flagged In Open Prairie The train was flagged in the open prairie lust as It left Qlenarmi and was proceeding to Springfield The two bandits clambered aboard the enrlna and ordered the engineer to run the locomotive and tender up the track conauctor sic wunam lied across the fields to summon helD from a farm house As he ran he heard the first explosion ana saw names shoot from the express car He telephoned to Springfield A posse under Sherift Mester made up of se eral oollce offi cials and newspaper men crrled for Olenarm Meanwhile the robbers unable to open the safe with the first charge of nitro giycerine ordered the engineer In ths locomotive to run to Sprlngtlcld stopping several times en route In ef forts to wreck the Interior of the Strongbox Af the outsklrU of Springfield To llceman OLeary and George Mar ney a newspaper man crenithrouch the underbrush and approached the train The bandits discovered their approach 1 Throw up your hands shouted one or tnem at ULarywno was4 advancing with levelled revolver OLeary obeyed end with Uarbey who was unarmed ducked behind the train The state legislature had adlourhed at midnight and automobile loads ef legislators left lor the scene A posse composed of several hundred citizens was rushing toward the outskirts bf Springfield when lherobbers after a final attempt to crack the safe deserted the scene and fled after first disarming Policeman OLeary The engineer who fled from the train when It reached the outskirts of Springfield was frightened out of his wits So was the baggageman A 8 PUgh One man covered us with two huge revolvers whlld the other went to1 the safe Pugh said They worked on the safe deliberately for an hour That was only the beginning Those who were awake In the train below feared that the bandits would go through the train but they were nearly all unarmed and had decided hot to offer resistance One woman later laughed when asked whether she had Afald Why I was asleep all the time So were most of us We didnt even hear the explosions feopie in spnngueia today say tney had heard the explosions READ P8IVATE LETTERS KtfW Continued from First Page Wheat Ouen July Serf Corn July Sept Oats July Sept Pork July 20111 Sept 2012 Lard July It01 Sept 1115 Ribs Jul 1L7J Sept 1165 91H 12 62 42 42 42 High 92 62l 64 42S 2071 2027 1197 1L20 1180 1144 Low 91 61 414 2050 2011 1101 1115 1147 1161 Close 91H J2i 421t 68 7 2017 1107 1120 1110 1164 Chlcsge Uve gteett aiCACO June 18 Ilogs necelpts 2C004 market slow and lower mixed and buUhTsvJlJ0C8 fo4 havy8HO ners resignation lakes effect Saturday Aaron Ooves anxiety to buy an Influ ential newspaper snd secure space in an eastern newspaper It was a car bon copy unsigned The letter referred to a former correspondent on a Chlcsgo morning dally expressing the belief tnat nis trip was not to help the free sugar fight The letter concluded with the Information that Messrs Corbln and Cutter had gotten the Wyoming and Colorado stats legislatures to pass strong anti tree sugar memorials The most significant paragraph however was as follows Mr Collins very anxious about theTaft situation and hopes that there wilt be some way to mske It known that there Was great doubt abovt bis ability to carry such states as California Idaho UtahColorado and Michigan and that If we cant head him off We might able to get a promise from him relative to the sugar an I tobacco Industries He asked me suggestions as to action and I think I will write him as tq the annual meeting When the whole subject can be thoroughly canvassed Yerkes Insisted that this letter written at the time of the other sugar fight did not coniewithln the purview of the resolution under which the committee Is operating The Investigation uniler the resolution Is primarily to find out what activities are being exerted against the present tariff rnessure he contended Senator iWalah Insisted thatttheletl ters were being read to corroborate evidence of lobbying which had already been adduced against the sugar terests Despite 1 Terkes protests the committee read several more letters One was a communication dated March 1 111s aaaressea to eionejr llallou WMwritoBitiiarTpregnuuva ShlW NEW LOCATION FOR HOSPITAL asylOm Van school Present Location of County farm Is Too Close to City and Toe Small City Sued The March flood which caused the death of four little children from the county orphans homo and endangered the lives of many more made It plain to the county commissioners that the present location Is unfit for such an institution and now the commissioners will submit to the countv council on Juno 27 a plan which they have been penectmg since the llood The plan calls for the purchase of 400 or 500 acres of land froni five to seven miles rrom tne city on which canbe erected buildings for the county Infirmary the orphans home and school arid the tuberculosis colony It Is thought the plan will1 meet with the approval of tne council and the majority of public spirited citizens of the county The plan of the commissioners to purchase the large tract and divide It Into tones so that each department will be distinct and will In ho way Interfere with the other A central heating piant win care lor an tnree divisions as will a central lighting plant It Is not the Intention of the commissioners to start building operations at once and It Is likely that building will not be done until after the terms Of the present commissioners have ex lred but It la a good Idea to get the and It Is proposed to buy the land near a steam line so coal for the heating plant can be hauled in and near a traction line so people can easily reach the place and supplies Can be brought from the city on short notice The land can be cultivated until building are erected and will thus 1 a source of profit The present county buildings are located on a187 acre tract on the Bluff ton road a short distance southwest of the city This land will next year or tneyeararter command 81003 an acre and this will materially aid In the establishment of the new colony The city Is rapidly growing In the direction of the present county farm and within a short time the county farm will be divided by streets and alleys as there are already on Hie petitions for the Opening of streets through the land as outlets for the highways built to the farnt line on the north The plans of the commissioners may ho be carried out by the countycoun cil but they are nevertheless worthy Of consideration by the council and the residents bf Allen county The county must have larger grounds and It will be cheaper to sell the locstlon near the city and purchase one farther out SUE CITY To Reoover 4000 Damsjis for Injuries Two suits aggregating 4000 have been filed against the city of Fort Wayne by Fred Cook and Mark Cook The suits are to recover damages for Injuries alleged to have been received last April when they fell into a hole In a sidewalk Fred Cook Sks for 1000 and Mark Cook for 300 It Is Charged that the city was negllg ect In allowing the sidewalk to remain out of repair FOR iifiO0J0Od The Ohio Elactrls Company Issues a Mortjsje The Ohio Electric Itallway company has filed with Recorder Hursh a copy of a second and general mortgage fpr 5000000 Issued to the Fidelity Trust company of Philadelphia The motU gigt Is paj able In U4J Themoney Is to be used for the Improvement of the road Readjust Fountain Workmen are today busy readjusting the cups at the sanitary drinking fountain The levels will be made at different heights so that children and adults can drink without trouble Mike Dennis It Is likely that Mike Dennis1 will nrrftftil KnufrA ftriihnp as pnaineerof 4hsuxcjir4 rMuisalavatnrMrMhXrit To Clear Late Recorder llursb Went to Clear Lake this morning to spend the remainder Of the week at the resort Find Ouickisnd The commlusloners have returned from Milan township where they went to look after some bridge work Qulck andwas Interfering with the erection of a bridge there but by boxing the abutments the trouble will be avoided in the future Will Fiisd The will of Charles Aumann has been Died for probate By Its terms the estate is left to the widow Anna Aumann and after her death to a daughter Kllso Aumann Christian Albert meyer Is named executor Notthe Drawings A modified order Of Special Judge Sol Ai Wood orders that although the Kerr Murray company may lease pat terns from the receiver the use of drawings Is denied Court Notes Sherman Stults et al have brought suit aaalnst Georce WHarrod to fore close a mortgage forv 160 Cy Ryan Is attorney for the plaintiff Vern Gratts has begun action against Caroline Uabercorn to recover 600 for breach Of contract Thomas and Townscnd are attorneys for the alntlff Tllman Adams has commenced action to receive 500 on account from the Eureka garage lie alleged that the company is Indebted In the sum of 1200 and asks for the ap pointment of a receiver If Aiken is attorney for the plaintiff Matthew Pulliam has filed suit against Max Irmscher to recover J00 on account Ilarper and Fuelber are attorneys lor the piaintin Henry Waltke has filed suit against Nelson Ort to recover 100 on a mechanics lieh William Fruech tenlcht Is attorney for the plalntlC Two cases were this morning dis missed In thesuperlor court They are Martha Getty vs Jasper Metzner and Hackman Vs Benjamin Llttlefleld etal Myra Vesey administratrix for the estate of John Veseyhas filed her final report in the matter Fisher West has Irought suit against Price West et al to quiet title Marrlaps Licenses Louis llandellcr thirty cutter Lillian BUech twenty two WHUatmj Fromuth twenty five ma fhinltt 5 OertrudeJLi Ppllacki twenty four A John A Scheeler Iwenty flve pari tender Agnes Hoover eighteen WIlbpr IVShannahahtweoty three bookkeeper Laura MCouroy twenty three Edward Motet twenty three chiropractic Cecelia Deniel twentytwenty one Henry CL Neuhaus twenty eight water merchant Emma A Qlueen kamp ihlrty one Raymond Burgett twenty two molder Edith pteward twenty Adolph Fi Lankcnau thirty two Clerk Marie Schroeder twenty six Roy Johnstoni twenty four laborer Emma Bowers twenty Real EstaicTransfers Aceuratety Reportsa by Atiie Fort Wayne Abttraot Co 707 Court 8troot City Walsh A Co to Joseph Bysanskl lot 240 Drelbelblss addition for 8200 Margaret Swisher and jonn Swisher Mo Joseph SBradenr lot 167 avondale for jjiue walker et at to ixuis maay ioi 82 Archers Brookslde addition for 1 Frederick Racine etux to Lottie Racine lot 44 North Side addition for Fort Wayne Homestead company to William Ai pari et uxi lot 43 Electric addition for 600 Joseph Blalaing to widdineid lot 8i John BegUes addition touniry It Phillev to Myrtle Philley Dart of section 24 township lo range 12 for ti 0 It rhllleyto Anna Philley part of section 24 township 30 range 12 for 1 Henry Whltmore to Fred Bade et ux part of section li township 0 range 12 for 1 Patrick Ryan et ux to John Poltseb part of Section township 20 range 14 ARE TO mm tf Tomorrow It Means Ypur One Big Washington next winter All here take the same vie wf On Oct 6 1807 again writing about the Philippine commission Oxnard In New York wrote Palmer Washing ton expressing regret that Senator Newlands was trying for the place because he said Senator Teller was going to take It To Call Lovelt WASHlNGTpN June 18 The appearance as a witness before the senate lobby investigating commltee of Judge Robert Lovett chairman of the board of directors of the Union Pacific Railroad company was re quested In a resolution prepared today by Senator Norrls of Nebraska The resolution which Was sched uled to be Introduced late today was drawn because of Lovotts statement Issued In New York thaVofflcials of the company had been repeatedly approached by persons claiming to have Powerful Influence inranffresa in irnn nectlon with the Union Pacific South ern Pacific dissolution prOceedlngsand omer matters vitany concerning tne railroad Company MKitAMAZOtidDAY LAKE 8H6rEPA8SENGER TRAIN iCRA8HE8 JNTOa WORK TRAIN a KALAMAZOO Mich June lS Three men were killed three others will die I anif Avt iiffmil aaWawA Inlli I I day when north bound Lake Shoropas senger train crashed into a work train on a siding Just north of this city Engineer I Iueneyuft of Elkhart Ind was Instantly MliedU The Injured yitri rushed to the Kalamazoo hospital The etner dead are CONDUCTOR COOK Elkhart died at hospital ENGINEER ilOLMBURQ Elkhart died hospital Those injured are Mrs Trum Huntley Sherwood Mlctu Bradley Fuller Cleveland WJUIamWadel Mrs Rebecca Dldalf Clevelanl TW Godfrey Grandltaplda Van Guerdy Cleveland Mrs Earl Adel Plalnwell CJeyelarJ Mrs Arthur Cleveland Chris Young KalamazooV TRANSFER MINE PBOBEV TO Cittglf ON jC6ntrnuedfrVmFirstfPagai V0R SilMMEK WEAll tfc fT ltSW igSSalp jsssssfirr 1 ssssWifr sTT lH 7faWI 3 Jii ssS i illnTtlifl iSSrVt 3f nt53SP Ma jpajKf 3 ttl Vl 1 JHlttr k15I ff i laisHf ii MUffiSr 1 l3snSfci i rts TJrf dS rrock 01 faitla trlminsd sritti bands and sash of contrasting color lAMey thrte qasrttr oleevos of ma 4t42 ot Into drop ohooWer wv bort ttinlc endlngat easel certain of his men had not been eiu gaged to shadow members of thecomi mittee or persons in attendance on the hearing and this precipitated a lively argument between Attorney Belcher for the miners and Knight for the operators Knight denied that any men pad been employed for that pur nose Then Delcher demanded whether 1J 1 hJ11 nf thftRaMwIn mejjvira nnthrayi was a carbon copy and unsigned1 and detailed that speeches by congressmen were Aelng sent out The letter as serted that for 2500 a month the sugar people were getting 60000 of news printed every month I believe our greatppportunlty for publicity will arrive In connection with the national campaign the letter stated The republican party will of necessity be compelled to make the tariff the issue We are in touch with those making the republican campaign Doom and the sugar question wm te handled subject to our approval As soon as the conventions are over ire proposed to get In touch with rami palgn managers with a view of having speakers fully Informed on the sugar question Vou write me particularly bout Dr Wiley As you were advised the doctor made us a proposition for fifty lectures which wo accepted Tire letter continued that Dr Wiley had subsequently declared fthatvho could not make thf lectures but had finallr agreed to matre a few anyhow We did not feet It wise to insist the letter continued as we felt It highly desirable to have Dr Wileys friendship and co operation On April 7 1J12 CC Hamlin the Washington representative of the beet sugur Interests wired A Gillespie at nariln rTltvVa i ReUII Grocers association meets aUPuJ Oklahoma Cltv Anril 22 Very ImDOrvT tant no tariff reduction resolution goes through If possible be there yourself This Is Important and hope you will lvelt your immediate attention What Lottori i jhiwssV The Jetters VhCnvmeiiruVlnthe record without reading showed that orj rfUiy lstn jienry uxnara re iy nWrai i celved aletUrfronian uhUnownsayllfg oVertheiru4tlod with our ii Mr Oovo wrote me sometime ago in regard Information of the Philippine commission and I wrote the matter was fixed last wtnteri He replied he had been talking to Senator Teller of Colorado and he said It was Impos lblOto fix jntBTnestVlnter Jfpii Denaior i euer ana hence I concluded that I must have misunderstood the other parties Another showed that on Aug 1 1007 Oxnard wrote to Truman Palmeri Ttegardlng the vackntlea On the Philippine commission It Is true that nothing can be done until next winter but I spoke to Foster and Newlahds hetoldme he was and asked him to apply for the vacanclea made by the Idaho and Tennessee senators I understood from letter that he did hot want the position owing to his health or the necessity bf fighting I wanted him but after that I spoke to newianas Other letters were August Oxnard to Palmerf 1 am of the opinion that you had better not even try td get any resolution through regarding Cuba as that would start our enemies coins Of course We want a strong antl Phlllpplne rcsolu iionpui inrougn 1 reaa careiuuy tne 1A0t rXnvAtt Mv hiAtrmnnt I Ih Lybu bad better Jiot allow RodeTf to get one will begin to comment on it snd It seems to roe that you could do bet ter work 1 fofrihe cause by not being Ik li 1 Mivuftu vuiiiticu niiu in aier in any way Keep me posted December 27 J07 Oxnard to Pal meraf Chlcagor Chive seert Colonel Edwards and got film to agree with me that It Ispoorpolltlcs fojvTaft to uah his measure this winter and he unsj la iry ana onng nini to nis Way Of thinking 1 also vnP Loebu whb agreed with matbat the whole subject bid better INJstvviieu una wui lUJv 10 ne pres Ident on that line VVMIel have little hopeot sUcc8 Tshallkeepat itor these lilhes July l0j Oxnard tNew Tork to Paiiner IntWasljlngtoni After go4 IngVerthfiltuatloriwifH iur frlrjll hero most carefully It was deemed best that should not put In an ap iwai ance aitne venvcr convention and I feel that It might be better If I jwif Biav utjcu aw irom mere it a im 4nn nu uure wr oe there But I feet that our iinunil harm tylth pur reijubllcan friends Ml lly armed right In the court room and again Knight replied that the men wtre not armed Hjt4 WJLSOH DENIES 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