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STATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD Latest Doings in Various Paris of the State. PREPAREDFORQUICKREADING Man Shoots Wife, Kills Himself Search For Man Who Cut Throat Of Bride--80 Indian School Students Graduated. Resumption of leak coal shipments : Pittsburgh renewed activity the district miners in that industries in the have resulted In mining operations Three-fourths the district, estimated at about been recalled to work after ib of ber will be increased soon. Coal opera- that by June 1 will be on pract Should operations henvieg the mines is feared » ically in coal nowever, a for thirty R Diplomas of Carlisle former superintendent of the school, at COMMErcenw nd exer ises Indian School. Dr. I". H IU'nMed States Commissioner Education, was the principal Sells, United of Indian Affairs, asgistant Indian officers were piven by stu H io General Prai, thirty the Clax the sixth of States and E speaker. © asioner Merritt other wlio ‘ommi were pies in Pr wildest the ie CIEY rd stillness of 1} South Mountain Robesonin, a the tion of wel in man bunt carried on by county officials and a posse far in an effort Bausman, iwenty-n who is being relentlessly of ers ine years alleged to have murdered his wife, Edna May twentviwo years old, at the home in an isolated district, Robesonia, by culling 1 ORT 10 ear prediy Hausman a mile of her Rev the Bethlehem, at of the Re Delong, of ninety«sixth annual meeting Penns the Yigorous John vivania Classis of formed Church, at Nazareth, the b methods Allentown College for Women 1% ene of the He “the charter failure it was rls, report could have comply with its Oecided institutions revoked for 10 to W.FC president of the eo} lege, for a convicted of Frank stabbing Joseph Wilson to death along Juniata river in July, 1812. was to die in the electric county by Ronello, twice in Centre by Judge Woods, 11 lawyers that Ronello for electrocution his frst the providing con viet convict sithough before won VOL, For the loss of two fingers an emplore was court the Eastern Stee] awarded 310,043.83 by a jury in This is one of the larg er rendered in the local sourts for a non-fatal injury. The jury censured the company for negligence in not proteciing the ma Company, verdicts ev properly Thomas Weik, a cigarmaker, aged 24 years, shot his wife, Mary Carpenter Weik, at the Waldeck Fotel, at Wal deck. of which his father-in-law, Rey ben Carpenter, is proprietor, and then turned the weapon upon himself, firing a shot through his braln. Weik, who was recently discharged from the United States Army. died instantly. His wife has 8 chance for recovery, Mie louise M. BSouders, thirty- seven years old, fell dead in Chief of Police William Halleman's private office, at Bethlehem. The woman was iwaiting the calling of her case against her husband on a charge of non-sup port. It ig supposed that worry over being compelled to proceed against her husband caused an attack of heart failure. Forty-two novices from Harrisburg, Lancaster, York, Hanover and other towns were initiated at a special cere mony of Zembo Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, held at York. A street parade and three banquets were fea tures. The Harrisburg delegation, numbering about 300, was in charge of HMustrious Potentate George W. Me Ithenny. City Treasurer Filbert received in the mail a ten-cent shin plaster, issued by the borough of Reading seventy- eight years ago, from William M. Cas- setty, a coal dealer of Nashville, Tenn., who aske that it be redeemed, saying he found it among his grandmother's effects. It bears interest at the rate of one per cent. per annum from Au gust 1, 1838. Declaring that her husband's spe. clalty was not to speak to her and that he frequently lapsed into periods of silence lasting eight weeks and more, Mrs. Mary B. Kutz filed papers In court at Reading for divorce from Charles J. Kuts, THE MARKETS NEW YORK. -~Wheat—No. 2 red, 163¢, and No. 2 hard, 164% ci f track; No. 1 Northern Duluth, 159%¢, and No. 1 Northern Manitoba, 162% ¢ i f Buffalo. Corn—No, 2 shipment, Butter Creamery, extras (42 score), creamery (higher scoring), 28 firste, 264@27; seconds, 256 yellow, 86c, prompt @28%; @z2 Eggs 23¢; storage packed, extra firsts, @22; firsts, 208, @p21%%; regular packed, extra firsts, 214@22: firsts, 2002 nearby bennery whites, fine to fancy, 3@23%. nearby hennery browns, 22@ 23 Cheese State, specials, 17¢; do, @16%. live broilers, 12@13. frozen Fresh gathered, extras, 22% @ 21% whole milk, fresh, average fancy, Poultry 25@ 4c; Dressed roseting 4% G18 chickens, turkeys, Western fowls, 17%; stendy ; chickens, turkeys, 17@21%e¢; 15@21 - Wheat No PHILADELPHIA spol, $1.52@1.56; ern, spot, $1.68 1.61; round export elevators, No. 2 red, spot and May, $1.54%@1.68%: No. 2 red West ern, 3158%4@163%;: No. 1 Northern Duluth, $1643 1.67 Corn No 2 yellow, vellow, S§2@82%¢c: low, 794 @80%e. No. 4 steamer, 76% @ 78%: for car lots in export elevator, No. 2 spot, and May, 76@80c. Oats—No. 2 white, 61@61 3%: ard white, 80@ 60% cc; No. 3 white, red, lots, LIE 83 Ye: stand 59% Western fancy extra frets, 27¢; 236 24; earby prints, era, firsts, M4@2hc. jobbing fancy prints, 35@38¢ Fzrs— Nearby, extra, 23¢ per dozen; nearby firsts, $6.18 per standard case; nearby current receipts, $5.8 par cane: West extra, firsts, $6.15 per do, firsts, $580 per case; $5100.40 per case; fancy candled and fresh ezgs, job- @ 27c per dozen Live Poultry—Fowls, 17G 18¢ 11% @12¢ broiling wighing do do, smaller 20@E 3c; ducks, 10@11« guineas Rotter fresh, solid packed, special, 30c: extra, firsts, 25@26¢c: 19@21c Average fancy, 3le: 27Q 28¢: 0c do Sonthern, anh @r 38 191% 13@15¢c; gene, to quality, per B0@70c; ! 13@15¢ old per pair, 26@20c; per pair, 22925 Cheese New York choice, new, 17, @ 17% to good, 16% @17¢: do do Ae urkeve plgeons full do do. red red West BALTIMORE — Wheat-—No. 2 spot and May, 154: No. 2 ern, spot and May, 160 Corn Contract, 0c: 76. Closing weak TH %e Oats No. 3 white Rye-—No Hay-—No. 1 sleamer mixed Standard white, ER@5S 2 rye, Western, $1.26@ 1.2% timothy. $22; Ne, 2 do $2150: No. & do, 31850@20; light clover mixed, $2150; No 1 mixed, $2050G2 No. 2 do choice clover, $268 2250; No. 1 clover $19.50820;: No. 2 do. $18@18; No. 3% do, $12@ 15.60. sample hay, 8s to kind quality and condition, $10G018 Butter Creamery, fancy, 20; do 8G 29; do. good. 26@27; do imitation a do, prints, 2031 do. blocks, 20@ 30: do, held, 23025: Indies, 21@22; Maryiand and Pennsy! vania, rolls, 20821. Ohio, rolls, 1%: West Virginia. roils, 18@19: store packed, 18: Maryland and Pennsyl vania, dairy prints, 15@20 Eggs—~Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby, firsle, 18¢ Eastern Shore, Md. and Virginia, firsts, 19; Western {Ohlo), firsts, 18 West Virginia, firsts, 18: Southern (North Carolina), firsts, 18 Live Poultry -~Chickens—8pring, 14 @1% be, 836@ 38c. do do, under, 1% lbs, 20@233. do, old hens, 4 lbs and over, 18%: do do, lighter fowl, 16%: do, old roosters and stags, 10811. Ducks—~Muscovy and mongrel, old, 12¢; do, puddle, old. 12; do. white Pekins, old, 13; do, Indian runners, 11; do, small, poor all kinde 11. Pigeons old, per pair, 26@30c; do, young, de, 26@30. Guinea fowl, each, 25@36e. B84 @ 50 Live Stock CHICAGO. — Hogs — Bulk, $755@ 7.66; light, $7 4587.80; mixed, $7400 7.76; heavy, $7.10@7.70; reugh, $7.10 €@7.25; pigs, $5.60@7.25. Cattle—Native beef steers, $8300 $.25; Western steers, $6.10Q7.85; cows and heifers, $3.30@8.75; calves, $6.50 ©@9.25. Sheep Sheep, (shorn), $8.50810. KANSAS CITY. —Hoge—Bulk, $7.40 @747%; heavy, $7.40@750; packers and butchers’, $7.40@752%: light, $7.35@7.50; pies, $6.75@7.40. Cattle—Prime fed steers, $8.40@ 0.25; dressed beef steers, §7.76@8.35; Southern steers, $6.76@8.10; cows, $4.50607.75; heifers, $6.5009; stockers and feeders, $6.60@8.60; calves, $6.50 @10.50, Sheep—Lambe, $9@11.20; yearlings, $8@0.76; wethers, $T@R75; ewes, $6.5008.60; stockers and feeders, $6 08.50. $7.76@8.80; lambs CASE of Mrs. HAM Declares Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Saved Her Life and Sanity. Shamrock, Mo.— “1 feel it my duty to tell the public the condition of my #1 your medicine. 1 had falling, inflamma- tion and congestion, female weakness, pains in both sides, backaches and bear. ing down paine, was dshort of memory, nervous, impatient, passed sleepless nights, and had neither strength nor ! energy. There was always a fear and dread in my mind, 1 had cold, nervous, | weak spells, hot flashes over my body. 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Anthony, wellknown Wa expects to take legal | against a negro mamed John Ham | mond because the negro killed a large | rattlesnake on Mr, Anthony's farm, a« cording to a Waveross (Ga. { spondent of the New York Sun, | Mr. Anthony catches all snakes | his settlement and sells them, and he | figures that the negro has caused him { a loss of at least $10 in killing the rat tier. Hammond was working Anthony's farm. and a rattler he lost no time in ft out of the way The snake ! thirteen rattles and a button His Wedding Celebration. it's years ago today, and I'm going to celebrate my wouldn't wed ding.” Wouldn't | mean? No 3 Lows { farmer, Tre COTTE Mr gan near when he getting had five wedding? Wooden Wouldn't Five since | asked a girl if = { she said she | Magazine today me Years he'd marry wouldn't ire Not Been Dead. Mrs. Styles and parrots lived of the birds Mr Styles—Come | guess that's correct | on women's hats, are among the longest I never see ‘em New York reached The edition of the tele. phone directory has than 660.000 coples more Some people are vain because of their imperfections. FINDS LESSON IN THE WAR Dean Hodges Points Out Four Things Learned as Result of Great Struggle. That ther ing taught by ope the ¢ are four great lessons be the present war in Eur declaration of Dean Theolog ical seminary, former rector Cal vary Epeicopal church, Cambridge, in “The War,” from the pul used to occupy in Calvary, re was of he cently This war will teach that a nation exalted by material strength, To be exalted a nation must beside material strength, the brotherhood. The sec lesson that this ig teaching is might is not nation thinks 80 to the contrary will re- The third lesson is that have been wrong in saying are incibly selfish, for thousands and thous of men gladly giving rth that war is not sald he have, true ideals of war right that and that any peo ple that men this war ands of ; ny CAREER up their that glorious from glorious | lives. The fo lesson is the belief belief old is a} al 2 v false War is far Backache Spells Danger Census records show that deaths from kidney disorders have increased 72% in 20 years. People can’t seem to realize that the first pain in the Back, the first disorder of the urine, demands instant attention—that it may be a signal of coming gravel, dropey or fatal Bright's disease. The best prevention of serious kidney disorders is prompt trestment the best medicine is Doan’s Kidney Pille. A Maryland Case Pirture J Tig otis a Kora us N. 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Y. ng 41d had and we are realizing it today as never before Hecause of the neglect of na Christian find toda hristianity is war this Val tional existing tions for na weil viduals and t | be th i this HEL wi fv¢ Famous Royal Artillery Band. of the atl of the RHoval artille: AM {Ine most famous bDancs th BOE any per who ha netion in the have rtillery Sims musical w ed with Koval & An the ong was the in his choir at then was son of a bandsman, a: boyhood, sang in the mi Woolwich It is that the band is fifty years | Philharmonic i for med in the ancement of music and has always enjoyed the { of having a svocession of eminent mu gicians as bandmasters been double-handed; the plavers stringed instrumes CAD al any ume 2 of an orchestra Htary not artillery than the , havin been It has done much for | n England pe riaapes, Royal older well Known society 1762 ads It has always that in proficient on 0 say ure as is on wind, and HE sume the charac Few Bailors Row er Swim. 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