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Show Lome OF 4 look like toTHESE FISH came IV. wardens THERE IS A MOVE ON FOOT TO ORGANIZE A COMPANY TO SCREEN THE OGDEN RIVER AT THE MOUTH. WHAT A CINCH! A WOULD RESEMBLE IN THE BOILED LOBSTER future. VOL XI. No. 152 yuliliulii Dally at (Dxj&ru. lltalj WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1907 1 ; 1 s LAND LOTTERY IH DEFENSE COMMENCEMENT MAKING TERRY RANGERS EXERCISES LONDON IS AT YALE, MONTANA TODAY FINALLY AROUSED AUSTIN. Ttx.. June 26. A handNEW HAVEN. .mn . June 25 The some minimi, in erected in the stale formal xer.-is.-of enmmeiicemcnt day witli a at YaU lagan tins capitol grounds to the memory of the t, famous Terry Hanger, as the Eighth of tile ottliei'S. graduates, Texas cavalry of the provisional army ALLEGE THAT JURY HAS BEEN SANCTIMONIOUS JOHN MUST APs for degree and invited guests' SECRETARY GARFIELD DOING LE- of the Vo federate states was .ailed, from tlie college campus to Wools,-PEAR BEFORE COURT. TAMPERED WITH. GALIZED GAMBLING SiUNT. r. was unv.iie.l today with imposing hall. In accordant with .'nstoin, the is.in the pr. sein e of au immense of graihiation opened witlij luthrong. singing of the liist f,nu- verses of j Hundred Valuabl The program of ceremonies indud.d Siy that Representatives of Colorado Heaa e Standard Oil Trust and Other lie Sixty-tifi- h psalm, which was suugj Annual Battla of the Yale and Harvard Mar Than Svn 171- - on tin onaMoii of (lie opening a Ofrii-.alIt. li addles ProReMin prekvitiaiion AlCaptain by Must .Owners' .Association Crews Causes the Modern Rip Van ars Testify Regarding Farm undr Huntley Irrigation I w 11. Y. lowed to S.t in Court Room and Haar bate Matter Court Will Delve to the f tile lirsl eollige eld led ill Ni to bo Given Away anceY'oung and an address of acceptWinkles to Get a Move on Them Billing Near Veil. ject by Governor Campbell. The oraBottom of tha Trust Oparations. Testimony in Order to Refute It. Include More Than 30,000 Acre. tion of the day was delivered by Judge tinHistory of the Event. Senator are visitors Ainoug' James H. Robertson and the unveiling Philander t' liio of IYun Ivanl.t. was performed by Miss Stella Holwho was ivccnii.v indorsed for lliel llUlSK. Ju:i 2. lini t i li.ugc of president y by the Republic, in of his NEW rii'i'Ailii, Jur..- 26 Judge l.uXIs'N i'.miii. June 28 BILLINGS, Mont., June 25. In tlie comb. Du- - clerk to Iswho lias a son In the gi.ulu-atln- g and The statue is of bronxe and is the state, ttiTiiimii this Garfield today ini liitti is I lie Iclli.ug) ot (Ills uhl me wit-of it tiir.id.uinn Secretary their ,,f l sue aitcinpi.il priMia-fill- Jullll 1) Km kcfcllrr class: Senator Thomas t' I'l. ill it Work of an Italian sculptor, P.niipro in mil leipiil ion of f tlo nil ai ii the government began another of till-- defense ' nia,u and 'A'. H. Tiiiiii'il iitul t M. Piatt, of New York, whose grandson, l.it ingImiiIiof o ms I nin row bell;l land lotteries. whereby the Cophiul. Standing fourteen f.it high famous the Hay ml muider trial against pres ainl m iTi tarj nf the Standslnii Plait, is the nilpieiit of a sheep- tween lie i tew- - of Yale and Harvard. aiul and weighing lO.OuO pounds, the statue ownrNhlp of about 700 forty Irrl- invsnit an !uikuitig picture of a llit- - state's ili'lm live agent It Is ard 'll i uiiipany nf New Jersey; J. A. skin; Senator Morgan (5. Kulkeley of Today I lie advam-- guard of graduate farm in the Huntley eighty-acr- e Texan rang, r mounted huge Uiiigtd that ri'presttit.iiirs of the Mofl.ill. president. and G. V. Stall, I'nmieetieul. whose son Is it graduate: and uinlcrgruiliiolcs me discussing the aution project will be decided. Fromwhich side Mine Owiiers' anstHiuiimi nf tnlnrailii seer, i ary of tlie Standard Gil eotiipauy Senator Fred Dubois of Idaho, who is prolnihle winners of tin- lug races. Tin! the of j granite landpeileaial, all part of the country eager have bull given a plate in the ivui't of In ii.mu. to appeur In liis court July taking purl in Hie n union of the eluss affl- - j bear the following inscriptions: wn I brilliant wit It Hags uml bunting aet her have come to file their "In commemoration of the valor of rmitit an that they run listen in the lh t,' testify cniui-riiliif rebate rates. f 1x77: Senator George IVulmdy and blue an,l I lie laif lias 1,500 name will these from and dait Senator of of and class tinthe 167. known Union nf of H. Texas on the better and an certain Felton, iuitifl.il wlunsscs air of life and activity iikm be Eighth cavalry, will president tesiinmny winner be drawn. The a Terry1 Texa ranger, provisional contradii t it In rebuttal. Tank line and director of irutfic of the llrniidegee of Connecticut. to tin- - occasion. Every arin the order that their name are To the seml-e- t ntenniiil of the class riving train Is bringing its quota of of tile Confederate state. dll, and F. A. W'anii, a high nf the defense said Sian-.larlit pivw ntulivi-drawn to make entry on a given day. army Erected 18u7 fora-unt- il nf 1357 have assembled, among others, offiet..: of tlie trust at the time the al1865. Tin influx tomorrow uihusliists by surviving and 22nd Colorado nf the continuing today: Major Naylor July rad.'." National Guard, whn is in iMissessinii leged rebate were- granted, will also Augustus Strong, president of the I'loruing is cxiiectui to be in exees of CSS entries have been received. Rochester university; Cyrus Nnrtlirup. anything ever known at a New 1am-lo- n be sii'i'.iinmvd. "With a little more drill you are the of all the record nf tin1 miliThe Huntley land, which have been he would president of Northwestern university, Tl.. announced court and It of the old guard of XaiNileon" that United compredicted that the equals alliance Citiieiis' and courts by under irrigation tary placed S. Trowbridge of tile largest crowd that ever wttnesHed I: General and the Luther tlie of Johnston. Innermost Allien General go working Sidney in a been the has coinpris anal service, mittee, given States reclamation rowing event in Aiuerlea will aee the Always feel safe with the rangers court room, so that he may compare oil t .st and It subsidiaries, the rail- ih'lrnit. about 20.000 acres, formerly part nf the The various degrees were conferred with tval crews struggle for tumor. and other corporation General William J. Hardee. tlie testimony every man give with roadThe tract I In front. Crow Indian reservation. The Anal practice of the two crew There Is no danger of surprise tlie stories told before this committee; with li it does busines. and eKc tally In tlie presence of a lurge gathering of about twelve mllea from this city and dinner of who are to battle for Mtipretnacy In the The us and are to declaration of between as tlie dividend. distinguished the when guest. of line rangers It our can if but the state thinks two keep Important is traversed by General Braxton Bragg. witnesses away by this means It Is Though the attorneys of the trust the ultimnl In the university dining ilg race took place today and wua Witrailroad. The land have a general the enemy. all have defined the court, saying that hall followed the commencement exer- nessed by an Immense crowd that lined done have The an rangers are and mistaken. Terry Our river Yellowatone telling badly people to the slope nr required of the truth, and If any are arrested for Judge lanidis request for Information cises. Tables were laid for several (lie river banks desirous of forming elevation of 2.000 feet above sea level. that can be expected i Davis. soldiers." Jefferson nlug the eoiiipaiilc' profit are thousand persons. At the conclusion their final Judgment hs to the reNft-Iv- e a highway The government hat built lerjury it will be on a trumped up ronci i ilnent merit and condition of the conand extra judicial, the of the dinner there wh an elaborate of the rear On 1mpi the appears pedestal charge from which they will be quickthrough the tract, affonllng a direct General insists that Rockefeller and the p nigrum of toast and responses. The testants. The tcdloua work of prepa-atlo- n Wheeler's farewell or- ly cleared by the court." Judge Joseph the down valley. and travel of up line, cxerelae close this evening with the ts now over and until called others shall appear In court. the Texaa rangers. At short distance along both railway der to Major Naylor, when told of the In Memorlul ball upon to take to the water tomorrow In succeed reception If dodging president's loo townsltea have been laid out, charges against hltn. laughed and said: the uhNieiiu H. H. Rogers will la sure for the grudualc and Invited guests. the eight husky sons of old Ell and tha I ant here aa a state witness and cated that no farm 1 mor than two from to atu ud. youth eight staa from mile same to within railway the have half sit the nd a right will rest and take things iiiiiliridge will lot of the sale courtroom and listen to the proceedings BIG REGATTA AT POUGHKEEPSIE tion. An auction a easy a the thought of Impending aa the defense's witnesses. It is true be held Shortly after the farm drawImttle will allow. There protiilea to 28. Y N. merJune POCGHKEKPHIE, of prospective that I have got these fellows' records, ing. Hundred In tin- usual large amount of betting of a Is scene the Hgaln proand Poughkeepsie business and a for known been has but that long chants, bankers mi the result, but It Is significant that rah-ra- h of excited the wild, assemblage here awaiting time." fessional men are so far neither the followers of the blu seven one of the In colleges Edward Boyce, the first president of boys, every opimrtunlty of aecurlng a location are nor the adherents of the crimson arc race In the big 'varsity the federation, was the star witness represented the incipient cities. A the farm In the Hiiy tempting odd. to here of rooter thousands having community, rural all related He defense for the a compact today. mall, of college follower tnlnd of I lie crew to Pennants cheer victory. HOWLER schools, CALAMITY GOLDFIELD the circumstancea coiiuect'il with the graded possible making rowing tomorrow will witness on of and Hag of every isissible combinateleIN THE LIMELIGHT. Inception of the organisation, and said tion of churches, rural mall delivery, civilthe cloaest and hardest battles between AND In KILLED out blossomed have PERSONS HUNDRED coloring It was born as a result of the firaf clght-nnre- d crews from Harphones and other advantage of on the river front, streets and the INJURED. ARE HUNDRED SIX 1 federa"The troubles. d'Alene assured. t'oeur isation vard and Yale that lias ever taken aduare crews the the where 1 receiving wonderfully tion never counselled violence In any The soil of the land Phcc here. admirers. Already the recentUpholds the Use of the Injunction In form, "In Colorado, lation of their four-mihe declared. The find nice of the day la schedproductive and fertile, and the the of of stretch Ofshores the will His Arraignment of the Acting is Wyoming and Montana our advocacy Government uled to start at 18 orlock tomorrow the Rebellion ly completed Irrigation project suAgainst law made us espe- Hudson, where the struggle for ficials of Federation Turns Claan of the eight-homake the aectton one .if the richest In Bia morning. This Is the race nf the freshMost Acute Stag a will take this afternoon, to Retching premacy place cially obnoxious and everything was the West. Settler will be required the man eights, which will lie rowed up Bcmarsault from Formsr Position. of whom Battalions Have Mutinied Cavalry stream done to discredit our motives and cauae ure lined with people, ofmany from the railroad bridge to tha pay ( per acre for their farm to of since have vantage occupied points Horsea Trample Man and Woman. dissensions In our ranks. There never Crow Indian a tha purchase price two miles. HHvy Immediately yard, of waa an Inner circle, as bus been early this morning. crews the ceded lands. The first payment after the. university four-oare- d Cornell and the 58. The crlsla Syraall colleges. June on Colo., the ijf DENVER, will race two mllea up stream from tha 51 per acre fall due upon filing charged." must the cuse are students President Inl apparently in the fight against Acting his asquarland and the balance In annual Boyce emphatically repeat-iLISBON, June 28. A hundred are navy yard to the Harvard crew E. Mahoney of the Western Feder- sertions a number of times and denied confident, although It Is generally adwill race The stallments. In addition to thla, the eight In ter. wounded 600 university and enkilled reiMU-tt-of instliutioua all the the mitted that when that tlie members of the executive comgovernment will charge the settler ation waa reached yesterday and mob tie down stream over the full course of regard to the mittee ever countenanced violence or tered have a chance of winning that rlnta between soldlera four miles, starting at 1:80. the cost of building the Irrigation clause of hia report ofInthe the government. World was only be dlssljwted after tlie race inmistratlng against Racaa. He la no longer connected will works amounting to about tl per acre Industrial Workers tpurder. at History of battalion Hlx Oporto Is over. artillery convention, tlie federation, having rich mining Yale and Harvard eight have rowed with for ten years. Alfalfa and augar beet taken up In the federation mutinied. have the The for regatprogram arranged In 1858 on Lake are the chief product of the Irrigated Vincent Bt. John of Goldfield, Nev., Interests in northern Idaho. ta follows: Cavalry homes trampled men, worn forty races, beginning two mllea. Of tha at lands In thla section, which have a led the atUck upon the acting presi-Is Women of Wlnnlplaeogee, Lottie to formerly death. Mrs. Denver, children 4 p. m. Day Two mile race, for unlver en and dent. It Is conceded that the fight value of from $75 to $200 per acre. knew Orchard as slty four, Syracuiie, Pennsylvania, Co- fought the trooHi from windows, pour- forty races Yale ha won twenty-twof Creek, Cripple control for an Incident In the struggle while Harvard has eighteen victories to at the Belmont rooming lumbia, Wisconsin, Cornell. ing ladling water on them. of the federation by the Hoclalistlc Dempsey her credit. over was mobs pawhen 1904. This Two-miIn atarted house The trouble place freshANGELES. 4:45 p. ni. race, for TEACHERS AT LOS party. In 1858 the course waa changed to store. Orchard told her he man eight, Cornell, Wisconsin, Syra- raded the street King Pettibone's denouncing The 20. the quesJune In announcing The chair. LOS ANGELES. Cal., and lengthened to three he Bprlngflold run govthe be to that once had a chance to Carlo fur attempting rich; cuse, Pennsylvania. Columbia. local committee in charge of arrange- tion before the convention, said that had loved mllea. Fir nine yeara Lake Quinlga-mon- il In and his a once Four-mil- e life, ernment without 8 m. unlver parliament. reonly for race, or p. ments for the fiftieth anniversary the final vote on the adoption waa tha scene nf the content. The country now faces bankruptcy. that he had been separated from the sity eights, Columbia, Cornell, SyradeIn 1K69 this course wan abandoned, and jection of the presidents report will meeting of the National Educational that loved woman he Wispoverty; by association here next month la In cide whether the federation will remain Bteunenberg waa responsible and he cuse, Pennsylvania, Georgetown, In the following year the crews met at REUNION OF HOODS BRIGADE. consin, Annapolis. with the Industrial Workers of the would Lake Baltonstall. After an Interval of dally receipt of advice Indicating that told him to She him. kill crews are which the in surely The order an28. new Score NAVASOTA, Tex., June reWorld or will withdraw and form seven years the crews In 1878-7- 7 the attendance will establish a conversation to this It. Prior In drawn courses the Indicates named of aaaoof gri axled veteran, survivor other great Industrial union organisa- forget to Fprlngfield, when the four-mi- le turned high figure In the record of the she talked with Orchard about gam- each race, beginning from the west Hooda Texaa brigade, the pride of the tion. course was Inaugurated. In 1878, ciatlona conventions. told him If he went to gamLone Bur Ktate, are aiwembled In however, the event was held on the In the discussion of the matter Bt. bling, andwould come oack broke. She shore. The convention will be held the week In he seats AU of observation the the of the bling NavamiU today aa the gueta and with the exception nf of July 8th. The program la regarded John upheld the use of the injunction declared that Orchard told her he offtrain, which will consist of 88 cars, citlsena of the city and during the next Thames, a alnce that time the event three the moat attractive one ever ar- In his arraignment of the acting year aa he never would sold always broke, and thousands of three go have been will be the center of at- haa been an annual fixture and on the The Injunction speakicials of the federation. day aa ranged by the association. The willln-rludwindward, had a little money to the e is a court weapon he had always despectators will have to be content with tention at the moat memorable reunion Thames course. Tale hold the record ers before the general sessions whenever he made a winning he put exglimpses of the race from the shore. of the boys In gray ever held In thl for the four-mi- le course, having covsuch eminent educators as Wil- nounced as a club created for the of It in Pettibone's safe, where he part but Hertlon. commisclass, the use of Feasting and eloquence will ered thla dlirtanre In 1888 In 20 minclusive States capitalist United liam T. Harris. four-oare- d IntroPettibone It. shell won the could always get Byracuse mark every day of the encampment utes, 10 aecnnda. sioner of education; President A. B. he admitted he had used this weapon course. race over the two-ml- le of duced her to Orchard. On and everything will be free fur the old Storms of Iowa State college. Presi- to gain possession of the record she said she had been origWisconsin won the freshman elght-onrof World, soldlera. the Ohio Workers the of Industrial the Ol dent W. Thompson 6EWANEE ALUMNI CELEBRATE. race. inally summoned by the prosecution, State university, Superintendent E. O. after Mahoney and others had takeq statement to Attorney a had made and orBEWANEE, Tenn, June 28. Hewan-e- e the of NORFOLK AT FIRE of the DESTRUCTIVE machinery Cooley of Chicago. President George charge TWO-CENStone the for Justified It prosecution. ON RATE. proud title of the HEARING June 28. Hlx live wers University of the Houth today, every W. Nash of the South Dakota Normal ganisation. stated that he wanted the ASHEVILLE, N. C., June 28. Unit- lostNORFOLK, stopHawley Mahoney that deJohn Bt. charged which Superintendent school In a fire this morning and Industrial state of IHxle being represented among control of the witness held In town for possible ed States Circuit Judge Pritchard will Alexander Hog of Fort Worth. Super- ped at nothing to gain freeae out the stroyed a dusen buildings adjoining the hundreds participating In the semirow a followed, Inand lively on the tomorrow and a Workers grant hearing the Jamestown exposition, causing intendent C. G. Pearse of Milwaukee, Industrial centennial celebration of the alumni said that Mahoney em- Richardson declaring that he woulf junction secured by the Southern Rail- loss of f 800,000. President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of Socialist s. Heand of the famous Institution. In the exwitness. the hold not even an expert way company against the corporation In the Pine Beach ercise H. M. Garwood, of Texas, was block An entire the University of California. Professor ployed thug reto get possession of the Hawley demanded that the court or- commissions of North Carolina and section waa destroyed. The Arcade, John Adams of University college of Rev. W. N. Guthrie, Workers. minIndustrial them held If the prosecution so de- Virginia, preventing them from putting Berkeley, Powhattan and Caroline ho- the orator; the of the der cords Sierra, Justo or Sen and Tendon, the of poet; Luke Lea, of California, Acttwn-cedeclared Into and law fare the passenger sired. and the court finally Acting President Mahoney tels were destroyed. No names of the Tenneee. the historian, and E. II. ister of public Instruction of Mexico. Kir wan have the support that all the witnesses wanted held by effect In the two state. The North dead have been learned. In addition to the general sessions ing Secretary Charles Hinton, of Georgia, the prophit. This II. Moyer In this the prosecution must remain within Carolina law also reduces freight rates It develops that two are dead and afternoon a welcome misting waa held there will be the usual departmental nf President fol the wrote In court. on state. the road the all of to Attorney President Moyer the jurisdiction fight. three missing of the hotel guests and In the fraternity houses. The day's conferences by the sections devoted allege that 2,500 are shelterless. art letter last November and he has John T. Elliott, an Inmate of the for the I railroad company program enda with the university banhigher education, manual training, ad- lowing views: of Inoperative, Inasmuch a the not since Indicated a change said he met Orchard on the act Boldlers' home, In the library tonight. Hundreds education, music education, school quet I have studied carefully the Indus- a train in the latter part of 105. Or- rate bill was not read three times and nf additional visitors are exported toCOUNTY OFFICIALS OF TEXAS. ministration. normal schools, libraries, convention of the World wan not the of the busispeaker signed by trial Workers chard told him his name was Hogan science Instruction, child study, morrow, which will be the last and MINERAL WELLS, Tex.. June 28. lifter giving the same due and that he had been working for the house, a rubber stamp being substitutmost Important tlay of the ness education and other branches o reports and Commissioners enand The County Judges consideration I cannot but fully Mine Owners' association, and that it ed for his signature. celebration. educational work. association of Texaa assembled here dorse the position taken by your act- had been planned to put the federation In the disto ." secretary-treasurerFORESTRY. 8CHOOL OF engage OPEN TO today prepared and owners ing president out of business by the mine live tuples relatDEGREES FOR OREGONIANS. KENTUCKY LIBRARIANS. Late yesterday afternoon Acting and other capitalists. Part of the plan ST. PAUL. Minn, June 28. A meet- cussion of numerous LibraJS. welfare. The occaHe to the floor. public ing EUGENE. took the Ore., June 28. Sixty LOUISVILLE. Ky, June warned will be board Mahoney President He sute of the all union. forestry was to destroy ing the as- members of the rlas of 1907, Univerrians from nearly all the cities an a spoke for half an hour before adjourn- Elliott that something startling was held today at Itasca state park, at the sion la the annual meeting ofwill con session sity of Oregon, received degree at the headwaters of the Mississippi, for the sociation and tha The colleges of the state are holdingthe ment. Mr. 'Mahoney repudiated all the likel yto happen In Idaho soon. court Juvenile for two tlnue daya. him. annual commencement of thirty-fir- st of un-dmeeting In Louisville today associa- charges made against completing arrangements purpose hla story Elliott stuck closely to law. good road making, and the best the Institution today. Senator John the second convention of summer school of a for sUte up purpose of organising a state Taking He forestry. disa severe tion. The opening session this after- the Industrial Workers of the World school will be under the direction method of dealing with contagious will M. Gearin, of Portland, delivered the The ten year Inaane an asylum waa In noon was devoted to a general discus- held last fall in Chicago he gave a hisprincipal address In Vlllard hall, the of Professor Green, of the Minnesota eases are some of the matters that receive attention. of degrees Immediately folsion of library work. In which several tory of the proceedings and declared ago. conferring college. Agricultural the at well pleased The defense wae The alumni banquet waa held lowing. clubwomen and educator participated. that they were Irregular almost from FranMUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP 18 ISSUE thl afternoon In the new library hall. A few receipt of depositions from San IB RESTING MURPHY A session open to the general pubic the opening of the convention. QUIETLY. The Bradley affidavit la excepJACKSON, Mlaa., June 28. A special Visitors from all aectlona of the state Is to be held this evening and the work radicals tried to gain possession of the cisco. LOS ANGELES, June 28. Franda strong. It la declared by him at other tionally some completed la In progress here today to attended the exercise and the comelection of organisation will be ! abconvention, while he and the to advocate, temperance waa due Murphy, gas the city of Jackson mencement waa the most enthunlastlc whether decide the final session tomorrow. Addresses members of the Western Federation of that the explosion resting quietly today, but the physi- shall own It waterworks plant and Interesting In the history of the will be made by prominent speakers Miners endeavored to have the pro- solutely. acquire John O'Neill, editor of the Miners' cians have decided to postpone the pro- The waterworks system la now a pri- unlvemlty. at all the meeting. William F. Tust. ceedings according to tha constitution la posed operation until Saturday. Its purpose that declared vate enterprise and the proportion for of the Louisville Free Public library, The convention amended the constitu- Magaxlne, to educate the federation men and the existence of out movement. KILLED BY AN AUTO. municipal ownership haa lined the votthe to tion. legislating Inaugurated unite them politically. He regretted NEW HAVEN. Conn.. June 28. D. office of president. men should be bumped off, but ha ers up Into two faction, one of which both of the legismember waa a he that favors the proposal while the other is Leet Oliver of Pittsburg, senior In tha In regard to the charge of Vincent ay no attention to the remark. In WHOLESALE GROCERS MEET. men to lature of Colorado In 1897. He liveddis- paid had appointed he strenuously against the Idea of city Sheffield Scientific school, waa killed that wrote John If the waa asked he ONeill National St Creek CHICAGO. June 21 The The champions of muni- today In an auto accident. The auto Workers records. Leadvllle and the CrippleHe aaw Industrial ownership. Govthe steal "former in met editorial, declaring that for several year. Wholesale Grocers association trict had he not have put up a hard Jumped over a stream, missing the he did ownership deny cipal said met death In Denver in March, 1904, In ernor Thank Bteunenberg annual session here today, all parts or Mahoney men to protect the record and are confident of success. fight news the Orto leadbridge, and fell on Oliver. employed last of according time. evening, number a the country being represented by had been taken from the headquarters to he and bomb the but nothing the via route," In Ihclr office hla dispatches, during chard came being Jobbers. Pure food laws CHICAGO GRAIN. Industrial Workers of the World, was contest between Peabody and Adams said he did. He also acknowledged FREAR APPOINTED GOVERNOR. relation to grocers will be fully the time organisation L. L, June. 28 Judge June 28. Wheat opened OYSTER CHICAGO, couched at cause BAT, that to editorials him other several asked and writing commending resolutions" for the governorship and com was today at 91 1 and cloaed at 92 8; disorganised. of FTear California William In and aimllar practically that of language. addressee Peabody such measures and recommending denied that he give him the 62 8- -4 and closed the same; to take at emphatically of sworn Hawaii, opened called governor waa and William appointed will Mahoney In Daria the city Bell. He told him to look they be made uniform In all states oats opened at 42 and cloaed at 43 8. anyone to slug St. John or effect August 15th. Orchard then told him that Just aa recess waa ordered. likely be passed. The convention will employed directory. JL about nothing knew he that continue for three days. s li ii .uil-lida- , ! - - - s 1 - In.-I'- ' iii-e- !. - YVet-tiio- iv . s - 1 r hnutd-shoulder- VINCENT ST. 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