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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

Vienna, April 16.-Count Colloredo
Mansfield, the president of the jockey
of that organization. and other members
of the governing committee, have resigned
Potoch and others for gambling at the
club.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

Fort Worth. Tex. April 16.-Ndiss virgie
Paddock, daughter of ex-Mayor Paddock.
was today selected by Robert E Lee
camp, United Confederate Veterans. on re-
quest of General Gordon, chief maid OF
honor for the reunion to be held in Dali
las next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

Members of the Topeka Mutual Burial
association please remember that as
sessment No 2 is due April nth
l. NJ. PEN WELL, Secy.
No. 81 Quincy Street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16
Prize Fieht in a Church.

New York. April 1.-two hundred
sporting men of Newark have attended
a midnight prize fight in a building
formerly used as a church at Kings
land. near Arlington, N. ]. BY the din
light of three lamps joe Bateman
pounded Johnny" McDevitt to the
verge OF insensibility and Won the purse
of S100 The Tip" was circulated among
only the pick of the sporting frater-
nifty.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

payment of $1,000. Shares Of stock
enough to pay the three thousand are
being sold. The shares are valued at
IS each. The meeting last night for the
arrangement Of the preliminary work
was held at No. AZ Kansas avenue and
another meeting is called to meet at
tie same place Wednesday night, April
%
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

Prettiest girls in town use Satin-Sl1in
Cream and Satin-Skin Powder. OF
course you do. Csc. At the Model.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

When you order groceries don't for
get a package Of Wheatling.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

New York April 16.-An operation has
been performed here on Congressman
Amos j. Cummings of New York, says a
Baltimore special to the World. A large
tumOr was removed and the surgeons ex-
pect Mr.. Cummings to recover.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16
EVANS MINISTER TO CUBA j?

Head Pension Bureau Mentioned Likely
Choice For First Minister to the Island.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

New York. April l6-Alfred H Post of
this city. in charge of the American exhi-
bition to be held at the Crystal Palace.
London. June to October, has announced
that definite arrangements have been made
with Santos Dumont, the aeronaut now in
this city, to navigate his airship three days
weekly from the Crystal Palace around St
Paul's and return, a distance of fourteen
miles. i..i l-AJA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

New York. April 16-H. NJ Whitney has
resigned the presidency of the Dominion
Iron and Steel company. according to a
Times special from Montreal James Ross.
president of the Dominion Coal company,
probably viii become president of both cor
pOratiOnS upon anal gamatiOn. Mr.. Whit
.ney will continue on the directorate He
has been asked to remain in charge until
the annual meeting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

FL Paso. Tex. April 16.-The grand jury
has returned an indictment against Ber-
nino Cordova for killing Thomas Merrill
and his young bride in this country nearly
20 years ago. The crime of which COrdOva
now stands accused was one of the most
diabolical ever committed in this county
Robbery was the motive.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-16

Chicago April Contributions to the
Monument fund continue to come in so
rapidly that Chairman Nevan Of the Mi
will be the first to raise its quota of the
required amount. The total subscriptions
received by the Illinois auxiliary to date
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-15
MeTCadO de aZuCar
en- NueYa York,
Dos titaneS Sc han deClaradO
Ia guerra.
El p1blico Sc benehciara
81 no sse arreglan' los con.
tendencies.
(De maestro Co,responsaz Sr. Lopez
(De maestro Co,responsal Sr. Lopez
NaLSS0.

't t4s -. fs -
Nueva York Noviembre z Hs.
vemeyer, Prssidents del mon0polio
de azdcar- -ae cana, y Oxnard, Presi-
dente del monopolio de a1dcar de
remolacha, dos potencias de primer
6rden en- ell mercado sacArino, se
hsn declarado guerra & muerte, en-
ga Alan de monOpolixar ell consume
de sus respectivos Rrticulos, 8, ha-
blando en- terminus comerciales, de
dominar el mercado.
81 estos potentados no l'egsn k
an acuerdo, de esos que muchas va-
ces celebran los reyes de 10 .bolsa
CON detrimenso del pueblo consumi.
dor, pronto serk para nosotros, los
vecinos de Nueva York, artfculo do
precio equitAtivo, el szdsar.
Por de pr0nto 10 firma de B. 81.
HGwsll, Son & Co., que casi STEM.
pre- procede en- harmonia CON el
Tfust del szdcar, ha anunciado hoy
nueva reduction de aiez puntos en-
tcdos los grados de az1 car refinAda,
quedando IL cotizaci6n en- "a As para
u granulada.
Las autoridades en- 10 materia
<estkn contestea. en- que este dulce
habr& de venderse 6 cuatro centa.
vos Qa rsfnads) antss de que termi-
ne 10 guerra que ne han declarado
los dos trusts.
La remolacha ha tornado lI.ofen.
silva: Mr. Oxnard ataca & Mr. Have
meyer, y mientras tanto, el pdblico
tocar& los grandes bsnefieios de Ia
competencia q. bien pudiera de jarse
sentir en- otros renglones tambien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-15
Ano XII Mum 1883 sdbado B oIembs d 1907
Il Il im l. ! sunDd Juv 200
B IIna
lDOgadO ] NOtarIO.
Eierce 81 todoa los Tribsnalss
q estA Ia1a.
OA1le Allan No. 81. I.
A6An Jtan PseTto Riso.
\ r.



10 que cost6 u friolera de siata mi
Homes d. .Ancos
l g0biefno trAtA de tomxr cAr.
tks en 81 xsunto, y ~ ae hHbla u
que ningun sitio habrk de. ser ma
Apr0Eiados spRra levautar de nuevo
~ 4knnce1 e1tsuctura que las FORTH.
Cacions1 Dc Nenilly qne han do SCI
Epronto derTibadAs.
I'm 1899 se consideraha sl Pala.
acio de- MAquinas como rival de la to-
IRE ID ff Il, nArayll1s de construction
qne no tenfa igual On el plsneta.
Ei RAlAcio fa@ concepci6n Dc M.
Dutart, y obra de los ingenieros
Oontamin, Charton y Pierron.
III edificio mide 100 pies de al.
tura, 1462 pes do frente y $50 10
fondo, i dubre unA auperf1cie dc Ihks
llle once AGfes Ne tsrfeno. Ef hisrro
que ss nscssit6 para su. conatfuc-
ef6n tiene nm peso tOtal de 12, ,000 to-
neladas. Las obras empexKron On
FsbreYo de 1883, termin1ndoss ensel
siguisnte O:tn bre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-15
Ri CODgreSO NaciOnd.
MayOffa republican,.
(De maestro co,vespoasas.

Nueva Yo,k5 de Nybre. Pa.
sadas Las elecciones, en- habido que
II Clmara de Rapreeeutantas on q
Congres0 eincuenta u ccho, kefx re-
pub icsns. Como tUdavfa no ne hs
da1O informe oficial de las sleceio.
mes, no se sabe ann, si no por con.
geturAs, que importAncia hAbr6 de
tener u mAyorfa, siendo AfRunoa
distritos electorales motivo Do dis.
putas antre ambos elementos con.
tendencies. :,
Ssgun Lar fitimas noticias, loa
republicanos han ganado 208 asien-
tos de 10 C4mara. y los dem6cr1taa
ia. Ciento noventA y cuatro SON
los que se neeesitan para eonstituir
una msyorfs.
En- el estado de Nabrasks, aun
cuando Mr.. Bryan hizo muy actiya
campafia 6 fkvor de % partido y de
los Candidates fusionistas, los repu.
biieanos han gAnado cinco de los
seis repr esentAntes que elige Ell Es.
tAdo. Tudos los CRndidAtcs fusio-
nistas fueron dsrro otAdos. Un demo
crAta result6 electo, u ID victoria 10
debe sl hscho de que oeurriar0n di.
sensiones On el pArtido republicAno
con motive del aistrito en- cuesti6n,
mas que 6 los votos de los dem6cra-
tAs mismGs.
Ia actual Ckmara de Represen-
tantes cuenta 357 miembros, con una
mayoria de 43, q. originalmente era
de 80 La pr6xlma CamAra &C asta.
RI de 386 mlembros.
La distribuc.6 On, por Estados, es
como sigue. LA co ANNA encAbe z 4.
do CON L. abreviatura xNp,4 4indica ell
nnmero de Representatives. que tisne
en- 10 C&marA eli estAdo 8 tsrritorio,
y las palabras eR sp.. y sDem.s los
partidos & que pertenecsn los cAndi.
datos victoriosos, republicano 6 de.
moor asico:
a64m Tn~~4A~.s~~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-15
Re|ejeIla itslIans
do Ia Sueesion de A. Musa.

Hace sAber & todos sus clientas
de esta Capital y de L. isis que aca
ba de llegar d Europa ell cono.ido
y reputAdo rsloiero D Agrstin Mn.
50 que be hace cargo de tods compo.
sici6n de re 'ojes por diffcil que sea
garantixkr aolA por an allo
. i5..l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-15

Total. ....... 2O1 l73
Hasta 10 fscha no 90 ha tenido
uoticia ofeial, de los siguientes dis.
tritos: CAlifornia, i; Illinois, i;
Ksnsas, /; Mis- ouri, /; Montana, i;
Pennsylvania, 2; West Virginia. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-15

Cerotifcaciones m6dicas en- xLa
Correslalencia.S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11

&C. RoAn nrm: suose; y yLsa: z
s.s: " $50. y G5: w @ AS; W W SS.
The Metal Markets.
New York. sept. l0-onerings OF copper we're
much heavier than the demand to-day and sales
were therefore generally easy, both at home and
in the foreign markets. The sales movement
was light siandard ,spot closed az = ;5cail SCI
sasSInx N. .Szii soc. London reported decline
Of ;a~. closing spot at 20 - Sd and futures at
~ is. In the local market tin had few feat
nres Of Interest bey1nd Its firm tone, business
PROVING light Spot closed a little higher at 20
..sc.. TIE advance abroad amounted TO rs,
rzmai-s mehsrred s-d ready vim trade DAN
spot quoted sc. Lcndan csosed az fe rs %:
unchanged Speiter was quiet and unchanged.
with a snail business tTansacted at fuil rates.
there. was l:tsle doing. owing TO the searcfty os
supplies and the tone he'll firm Warrants nor-
inais No L foundry Northern c5F15. No. toun-
dry Northern sz3475: No l foundry southern u
as No. ! foundry Southern. soft sser9. Cias-
cow closed higher Al SIS. whereas Sf.ddiesboro
was lowered 70 SIS I'D.
FLAX.
CHICAGO. Sept 1e.-cssh-Northweytern 81:
-
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MARKET FAIRLY ACTIVE
FOR LOCAL SECURITIES.
TRANSIT EASY, WITH LIGHT
BUYING.
Trust Company Issues Are Well
Taken by Insiders and
Investors.

Though interest in local securities was not
, so heavy a. on the previous day. the feel
ing was again bullish on bank and trust
company stocks. fractions were almost en-
t.rely neglected. a sale OF q fifty-share lot
of Transit at 81 being the most important
transaction in the group
Colonial Trust was well supported at SIS
/ and American Central Trust strong at Ss3-
! Missouri was a trihe easier at Sis. Germania
| was In good demand throughout the session
at 500.
Third National Bank sold higher at $40
and Ssil. Mechanics National also was on
the up-ulrn at s3iL. Commerce was bid up
from S47 to sfG.5o. but was 50 firmly held
that No trades Were made. Merchants Ma
;ionai was in lght offerings The few shares
ON the market were all taken at SlL
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
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change weak with actual sg-insSsin banters. BIDS
% day bills: posted rats +ss544-S and fss44s75:
ccmuirrciaI bills I~SS5flS12I Mexican dollars
scIsc- Gcyer1neGt BHnd@ irregular. state bonds
Inactive. raiircad bonds steady.
BALTIMORE. Md. sept. h-c7e1rinEs S.Ss0.@6i.
balances xss.sS. Money : per cent
Philadelphia. Pa. sept W-@1eariugs Ss.1sS.13:
balances x.sis.si7. Money : per cent.
Boston sept ie.-cfezrinSs Ei-hi.iS; balances
New York. Sept. 1o-Erchaagss 10: bal
chseara. sept la-cIearinrs g. As.sss: balances
f-EE.TsD. Poste1 exchange +S6 - days. al on
demand New York exchange = cents ti<cosat
Treasury Statement
washington. Sept. D-Avaiiable cash balance
s2iz. z12. Sss. gold y24.SE.s4-
Bar silver.
New York. Sept. ie-Bar silver nsc per o. AZ
London steady. ed per OK
Petroleum.
To,e5c. o.. Sept. io--oi-North Lima Scs
OF City. Pa Sept balances VI.
eers:hcates no Old: shipmsnt. ls.Ez' average
s..O8, runs. 163- s-. average S-o56.
TurpeBffDc and Rostn.
Savannah. Ga. Sept w-Turpe1tine steady
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Foreign Exchange.

Prime sterling. cables i.Sl594.sss5: checks
i.S .1eeGi.sSzG % days ISL
Commercial sterling. checks lsc. o. day. 4.u1
fSE. ~ DAYS A.se44SeL-
Grain bills f.SfHf4
Cotton bills 4
Bankers Paris cables 5.rtt65-E 1-ts: checks
S.lSAn5-1s Ills; % days ls1G5 Lis
~Gommersiai French frunes. eheess s.rE: 6,
Numerical Swiss frapcs. checks s.sz: % days
Commercial belgian francs. checks s.fgs.9
5.l9 LIS: 90 days S.eL95.I Lie.
Bsnkers. r~eisehnarks cables IS lis; check.
Commercial reiSchuarSS. checks ef-.Gst 1918.
81 days 94ts. 20 days - SIS.
BANKERS Dutch ~suiiders. checks % SIS: 60
DAYS sq.
Commercial Dutch guIders. check. . is-IssD:
60 days 5a-
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sion houses and the days business. which
in eNces of 10000 shares. was well
distributed. Money conditions were som =
what easier. but the loss Of cash by the
b-.n,s 10 the Subtreasury continued. and
last weeks surplus reserve was practically
ohliterated. The gold movement from Aus
Iralia is likely to assume formidable pro-
portions. Foreign exchange broke. some 20
points early in the day There We're no
transfers by the Subtfeasury.
The bond market maintained q firm tone
during the greater part of the day. despite
the heavy realizing in Wabash debentures.
which depressed them 2 points The mar
ket sold off in sympathy with the decline
in stocks. Tota' sales. par value. siS95.VJO-
United States old Is declined = per cent.
and the new Is registered advanced y and
the new As coupon 8 per cent on the last
call.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11
Wall street Gossip.

Nuff rtEt<t eoSsP
Reported Sv Commercial Advertiser through
Francis- Pro = To. No ia North Fourth street.
A rev rixn price was msds by Rock Island IN
rhe early dealings: at the high level there was
scr1e realizing which caused q fe1ction- followed
later by a rally 1t was otncieliy announced
that the piz1 world be amended by a formal
waiver os the right. conferred on the directors
bY the Charter. 70 deal in The securities OF the
eorrcrati0n.1 49,
Befor. oc5ct.l action - taken IN the matter
the Listiar Curnitsee CT the Stock ExchurEe
VII be consulted and thei- desires co1forfret TO
IN the framing OF the necessary resolution or
smendment 70 the BYLAW
The strength OF Pennsylvania was accompanied
BY tafk fhat friendly relations between the man
agement ard Could Rockefefier Interests had
been re-estabsfs1et- The feature OF the LATER
trading IN tie stock was the heavy Buying oy
r. H BiSsel & Co
The belief that the anthracite strike was near
a settlere1t - 10 Some scattering buying Of
Reading stocks. with resultant advances The
moYensut IN Denver and Rio crzn4e shares was
due. sccorciE< TO Observers IN the eoarcroom 10
manipulation By Butler Bros NJ: keene vas
sid 30 be eoaduc.trs 4 'bohtaiied' pool IN
Missouri. Kansas and TEXAS -
INSIDE interests were assin heavy buyers o.
Western Union
Forsssn-The arhittass hcusss soskht ard 81.
81 s-lsacA xhs purchasers Bsrs en1e&S baA1-
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.

New York. Sept. le-sales of bends were mad
here to-day as follows:
FIRST CALL.
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Baltimore and Ohio-A feature OF the trading
was Baltimore and Ohio The stock rose sharply
on heavy buying by scattering commission
houses. much OF which was credited TO the pool.
The heaviest purchases were by George r. DIM
oek and ii. b. Holli1gs & Go. The room traders
also were large buyer. having received a strong
tip that the stock would sell az IL
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Closing Reaetion-The decline in the last houI
started with heavy selling Of Missouri Pacific
which broke nearly J points from the highest
This was followed BY Liquidation in other Souls
stocks and nnally the movement extended TO m.
general list. Russell Sage's Illness was given al
tire main reason for the selling Of the Gould l.
sues but good judges or the trading found
better explanation IN the top-heavy appearance
OF leading stocks.
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Govrrnment Bouds.

New York. Sept 1a-cfose: Money on call 1ru
Al s6x per cent closing bsd and asked s3i- Priru'
nGcankle payer s4sh Per cent? sterling -
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more and Ohio and Southern Railway, and the
sales Southern Pacific and Missouri. Kansas and
Texas
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!. LouI. Money Market.

Cearinrs were up to the weeks average. and
there vas axzln : good demand for call and
time loans. WITH discount rates nFm- between )
and 8 per cent.
YesferGay's Bank CIearinEs.
Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
clesrinys E.s@.ss and balances N.1e.e7a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-11
DIG EOIR

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train
Indianapolis Express
New York and Boston Limited.
knickerbOcker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington.
BaIimore and Philadelphia.
Nation and Alton Accommo-
Oatiou ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Boston. New YORK.. Cincinnati,
Washington. Baltimore and
Pntlac-lphl4
Cincinnati ExpresS..-......--...
Alton-Ieaves 'i0:3Q a. m. ..
500 a m. sl:fS .. m.
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IRON =

Train.
Delta. Columbus and Cairo Ex-
Texas Fast Mail TO Little
Rock Texsrknna. Dallas.
Fort Worth md Abilene.
FAST DAY Express 1Ii..;.
Fort Worth. Austin. San An
tonic. Houston and Galveston
Texas. Mexico and California
Specai-DallaS. Fort Worth,
Fl Paso. Les Angeles. CAL
weston. san Antonio and La
redo 1890.
Memphis Exp-ess......-.....
FOURTH STREET AND CTIOt
STATION.
De Soto and Bismarck Accom-
modation
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TIMETABLE.
Ii. K o. s.-W

ID a U. y w
Train
Cincinnati. Louisville. Wash
inEton. Baltimore. Philadel-
pEia and New York Express
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pitts
burg. Washington. baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York
Fast
Cincinnati Accommodation.
Cincinnati. Louisville. PITTS
burg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia AID New York
Royal hue Lnl!t.d----.
N!nccnnss Acc0mmodatluu......
Flora AcconlunO4ltilu-.-..
NlnceaneS- Accommodated
West kadcn and Fgenrh Lick
Springs. via MOucu Route.
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1900 Atch is-..---lo4.I
JIG. 90 Am Dock As So
p. y Il e. q con
1i7ssVils
1900 c Il con-. $50
SEQ Colo Md Is. So
10. coo Con Tob Is
67aGsS
500 G b & W b =is
10.op X G Sou IS. ~
s09 L-N ss-......ueA
1900 Mex Cent LIST
Ii-G3
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BTRLINGTON

Train.
For Hannibal. II. & ST. ].
points Quincy. Keokuk and
Burlington
Local TO HaanibsI...-...--.-..
For Quincy and kcokuS.--....
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side line. Illinois and
W iSconStn
The Burlington-Northern Pa
citc Express. for Kansas
City. 81 Joseph. Northwest
NebraSka. Black HIS. wyo-
ming. Montana. Washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
OtesOn
Twin City Express. fer Nina
apollS, st. Paul ard Iowa.
The Nebr7ska-C Colorado Ex-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pscihc Coast. via
81
Local to Burllngton-.--........
For Northern Iowa. st. Paul
and
For Illinois, via East Side line.
10 Rock Island and Clinton,
For Dubuque and IA Crosse.
For Kansas City. Council
Bluffs. Omaha. ST. Joseph.
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific CAST.
Local for Hannibal
For Alton-Lave scr n. m.
daily: 9S5 a. m. daily: l:3o j
day 800 p m. except sunday:
Sunday; $50 p m. daily; go
p m. daily: Has p. m. Sunday
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@ CALI.
THIRD CALI.

Is. 90 " X & T $40
2.up9 VI = con.-.-.I2siG
e4-00 q s l. A. rig
LIST inst paid
Hss%
3.e00 Reading 4s.. "a
1900 st l. : + 4s-fel .
es.ec9 Tn P8c Con.
5.0o Wab LIST s>..iD
ie5.0 Do deb r
SSSSS
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTy BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAIN
ERySCE.

Eastbound-L~avs Eishth and Grsiict streets
daily-l:42 5;u. $50 D. m Except sunday. ~.
Sis. ia. SIS. 1906. MS n m: l2os. IA 400
spe D N. Saturday and Sunday only-u:H .. n
Leave washinston Avenue. Daiiy[Ass:S. e;1s
?; N E5ceps SsnSaS. ~. "a "a ss.us Sdi
and sunday only-ii:t5 D. n sunday only ia
so. BIB a. m. 2.9 D. m
Westbound-Leave Granite City. daily-1.la-
212 555. I13 D. N. Except SUNDAY. s:s ssot.
~ SATURDAY.. only, 4:i5 D. M Sunday. only.
Xix SIS. $50. luye a. m. Sunday and Monday
$50 o. M
Except Sunday-sIs. $500. les. s:1S s:xs 1o:6
a. m: 3:27. .4:E. s:2i D. m Saturday only-l2.D
sunday and Monday only. n:1s =. M
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2.clo X - Sou Is
72sd72a
E.sO0 Mex Cent Ist
leo II X & = I'd
q -.--.---.-- ~
eo.0oo Nat Ry Mex
siss .--.--..-iulk
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United States s,eel-In the afternoon United
states Steel came in for q heavy dealing. with
an accompanying advance There was much talk
VI the prosperous condition OF the trade and OF
the determination OF insiders TO make the price
OF United States Steel shares reject that pros
perity. As soon as the litigation over the plan
II ended. But the movement to-day was due
chiefly 10 manipulation bT Mr.. keene.
a new high record was made by Rock Island
IN the early dealing. A the high level there
was some realizing whSh caused a reaction.
followed later By q r5ilys 1t was officially an
By a formal waiver u the right. conferred on
the directors by tn charter. TO deal IN the Sc
curities OF the corporation. That clause IN the
charter found a place there solely because IL was
. part OF the New Jersey status and was copied
into the Incorporation papers by the lawyers
without. special thought. and as a mere matter
than willing to make II effectively and perm
anently Imperative. Criticism OF the financial
plan, has been directed almost wholly to this
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ForesruLTn> .rhitfzs. houses bought and sold.
DOING IA All about 900 shar>x buying sli<htiy
q s-1ssSA xhs purchasers usrs eaieAs Ba1si-
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SION STATION.
Depart Arrive.
S am 's:55 pm
T:n am S2 pm
f;H am fs;@ pm
so am ASS pm
300 am TD am
'2:Is pm 's:Io pm
G.B nm seN nm
$50 pm S:Ss am
'T:io pm Ils:ss am
's:n pm T:f0 am
'S:zl pm ii7:l0 am
TO pm T:g am
..-.-..... s11.10 am
daily: SCI n m.
}, m. except SUM-
5.6 .. m. except
p. m. daily: s:H
only.
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Domestic Exchange.
Reported by Whitaker q Co. 30 North Fourth
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INSIDE interests were assin heavy buyers o
Western Union
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VI, II. ~ 1.-THE

Train.
Jefferson City, Columbia. Boon
VILE. Sadalia. Fort Scott.
Indian Territory and TEXAS
Express
The Katy Flyer for Dallas.
Fort Worth. Houston. GAL
weston. san Antonio. Mexico
city and intermediate points
Jefferson city. Columbia. Boon
Vile. Ssdalia. Kansas. Indian
Territory ard Texas Express.
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Ter
ritOry and Oklahoma Flyer.
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L.. ". a ST. j.. RY. Hen,

Train.
Fast Man-Owensooro. Clover
port. Louisville and the EaSt.
Eastsrn Express Owensborp.
CiuveEport. Louisville and tho