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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24
CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings of the December Term

Il
MILFORD II. Pilson, short hand
Reporter for this Court, not appear
ing in Court for the purpose of dis
charging his duties, the office was
declared vacant. Thereupon the
Court appointed Howard IL. Holt
to fill the vacancy until further
orders of the Court.
Thos. N. Parks of Fairmont hav-
ing proved to the satisfaction OF
the Court that he is a practicing
attorney in the Courts of this State
and qualified to act as such, he was
upon Motion of p. 7. Crogan, adj
mitted to practice in this Court.
State VS. Barton Larue: Felony
Continued till next term.
State VS. Chas. l. Trowbridge
Felony. Defendant pleaded not
guilty as charged, but confessed to
assault and battery, which confes-
sion was received by the Court and
he was fined $500 and the cost oil
prosecution.
OState VS. Geo. Arnold & Emery
Shrout Felony: Defendant, Emery
Shrout confessed guilty to petit
larceny, which confession was ac-
cepted by the Court. 1t was there
fore ordered that the defendant be
confined in the ccunty Jail 90 days,
and pay the costs of this prosecr-
ton.
State VS. Lewis Stankinia, Misd.,
confessed, ana was fined Sas and
costs.
State VS. Scott Smith, Misd.,
Discontinued.
State VS. Winfield f.. Gale, Misd.,
1, confessed guilty as charged in
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

The editorial column of the Shep-
herdstown Register always contains
some good things and Bro. Snyder's
comments and criticisms are always
right to the point Here IS sam
pie from the last issue:
The attitude Of President Roose-
Welt toward the negro is likely to
work him serious political disaster
and at the same time do no good to
the colored people. Even Mr..
RocseyeJPs own party associates re.
pudiate bis views and his actions
and the negroes themselves are more
or less ungrateful. The President
is Dut,ing his head against a stone
wall, and though he is pretty hard
headed ne will find the wall still
harder.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

The Kingwood Leader has chang
ed hands nd is now under the new
management Messers a. G.. Hugh
es and l.. v. Reed Of Terra Alta
arc the new men 70 control its des
TIMES and il is said that Mr.. Hugh.
Is viii come here the first Of the
year and take charge while Mr.. Reed
will have charge of The Republican
at Terra Alta. lie formerly owned
and edited il before selling out TO
TX Senator Hughes, and has been
wanting 10 get back into the harness
ever since selling out. As he IS
Justice Of the Peace over there, he
cannot leave without vacating that
Office and so he will operate that
end Of the combination and Bro.
Hughes come here. II is said that
the two papers will combine in some
way.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

The Leader shines forth very
brightly this week. Two old news.
paper men are in charge now, Col.
Hasse and George Washington
Biggs. They will hold it down till
Bro. Hughs gets over here 1t is
said to be straight out Teter organ
and that the Barbour statesman and
would be governor, is the real pow
CIR behind the throne. 1t is also
reported that "Brother Bill" engin-
eered the deal and as he is a survey
or and civil engineer, he expects to
be able to blaze trail through the
dense wilderness of Preston Repub
licanism for his brothers. piewagon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24
c. Y. BISHOPS ESTATE.
Attorneys at Loss ms TO what Became
ofit-$600O or $4,000 Dropped here.

From the Dominion.
Attorneys Hatfield, Stewart, Cor
bin and Glasscock have returned
from Kingwood, where they were
engaged yesterday in presenting
their claims against the estate of
Charles Y. Bishop, bankrupt, before
Geo. Shirley, referred In bankrupt
cy. Some fifteen attorneys repre-
senting large number of creditors
were present, and Mr.. Bishops af-
fairs were pretty we'll aired. He
seems to be in the best of spirits
over the state of affairs, and grew
quite jocose on several occasions
during the examination.
The wondor among the lawyers is
how Mr.. Bishop got away with 500, :
900 and ran deeply into debt be-
sides. They can figure up $1,000 or
$4,000 that he dropped here and
ABOUT the same amount in King
wood. The rest is gone, and there
is nothing to indicate the course it
took. Among the papers introduce
ed at the hearing, were number of
checks for SIoo and Saoo drawn to
himself. The estate is not settled
yet, but it is thought it will pay
about IS cents on the dollar.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

An appeal has been taken in the
mandamus suit of the Kingwood
Coal Company against the West
Virginia Northern Railroad Com
pany, the Atlantic Coal Company
and the Irona Coal Company which
was recently decided in the Federal
Court at Ciarksburg in favor of the
Kingwood Company. 1t will be
tried in the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va.
Clerk Frank r. Moore, of the Cir
cult Court is busy making up the
record in the case, and it will be
submitted at an early date.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

Circuit Court closed up last Sat-
urday and the Judge left for his
home in Grafton. The Jury was
discharged Friday. In :his issue
we give the rest of the proceedings
except the Chancery matter which
will be published next week. The
whole business was too much for
our readers at one time and especi-
ally just at Christmas Eve.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

The "Book of the Royal Blue
for December has that touch of
Christmas universally noticeable in
all magazines. 1t opens with a
short sketch in prose by S. w.
Gillian, and Christmas poem by
w. ID. Nesbit. The second article
on the Disqualification of American
Cities" appears, with direct refer
ence to the recent movement Of
Cleveland, o., in considering meas
ures and making plans for the re-
building of the business portion of
that city in an artistic manner.
The article is accompanied with
illustrations of the methods pursued
in the various European cities.
Another most interesting article is
that on Alexandria, Va. 1t is his
torical sketch of the time of Wash
ington, and deals with the FIST acts
of the Revolutionary War, which
occurred in this quaint old Virginia
town near the city of Washington.
The number is replete with its
usual poems and descriptive matter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

Thirty thousand men have had
their wages cut II per cent in around
the Connellsville coke region. The
II. c. Prick Coke Company takes
the lead in the reduction.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

1t is nearing the blessed holiday
season of the year when it is meet
and proper that we should think of
those whordeserve our consideration,
and send to them in remembrance a
gift that will warm the cookies of
the heart. Most people recognize
this and are glad to comply with the
dictates of the heart in this regard.
In strange contrast with the actions
of most people is that of the great
United States Steel Corporation,
known all over the earth as the steel
trust. Last year about this time
they gave to their workmen Christ
mas present by allowing them to
buy preferred stock in their corpora
ton at S31z, which to-day is selling
at seq, thus losing for their men
over thirty dollars a share on what
they bought. At this Christmas they
have reduced the wages of all their
men, about $50, 900, about twenty
per cent, thereby taking out of
their pockets about Sra, 900, 900,
and just at this time when the cost
of living is thirty per cent higher
than at any time for years. Such is
the Christian feeling of this gigantic
monopoly. When will the people
elect a Democratic administration
and Congress that will swat this
giant3 They may expect these things
until they do.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

The Preston Republican Of last
week tells about DR.. T. A. Hill,
formerly Of that place, but now To-
Gated Of Yves, Union, getting very
badly hurt by a fool friend, who
was cutting up in the Doctors
Office on Monday evening, Dec. 9TH.
This idiot who should not be allow
ed at large "playfully" struck the
Doctor over the hevrt with pocket
knife, inhicting a dangerous wound
from which he came near dying.
In fact he was reported dead, but,
after intense suffering, he began to
improve and is thought 10 be out
Of danger.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

Here is protection and prosper
ity pointer from the Shephcrdstown
Register:
The employees of the Standard
Oil Company at Cincinnati have
been notified not 10 expect this year
their annual Christmas present from
the corporation, which consists Of a
turkey and quart Of oysters or a
sz.5o gold piece. The directors
this year took up the question Of
turkey distribution and such phil
anthropic souls as John ID. Rookie
Teller decided that an the price Of
turkeys will be much higher this
season than ever before-just like
oil and profits on 1.-THE company
could hardly furnish the employees
with their annual luxury.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24
Kingwood. Dec. "a, 1908.

Tonight is the night to hang up
your socks, If you wear socks and
if you are not built that way, hang
up some kind that will hold more.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-24

The Governor has appointed
Hon !. w Flynn Of dis place 10
the vacancy on the Reform school
Board made By the resignation Of
Hon. W. g. Woiley. This IS a
good appointment and we congrat
uIate both the Governor and Mr..
Flyna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
0nlftiiher GinfluB.

@af6tngtOn, ., g., IA. g}OD.
- 4uf Gmpfeblung Der So. 9,@On@
rao uno @6as. 5. 8%Onaparte, Der beiz
ben QnfpGlte, tpeI6e bic qoiti6nin0ez
leien Derfolgen iOGen, bat 99aBz
ANTS : SefretGr 6batp Elm Gomite err
nannt, tpelfes Mittel unO 8ege fin
ben ion, ME mar bic NuDitoren uno
Die GontroIeure oes 64aBamtes alien
politii6en, peri0nlt9en unO dnOeren
Ginflii7en ent3ie6en fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
Ieinem 6ouie i'm Otter BON 81 SaBz

Ieinem 6ouie i'm Otter BON 81 SuBz
rem geitorben.
- Die Orti4uft 0epz Ri6monb,
4Qeganpz@Ount1, Mi6, lit ~ooQtGnbtg
bur4 cine 5~euerSbrunf 3erit0rt NOR
ben, neI6e aud ii6er ben Ralumu3oos
RiOer auf Die Sorts ~iibergriff. Ser
nur t6eilneiie perft9erte S9dben be-
Iduft fi4 uuf $4,000.
- Die Limited States GottonGo."
bat in Propioence, R.zS., angetiins
bigt, baB an 20. 0Obember bic 20bne
bon 5000 QngeIteGIten rebu3irt rperz
ben fouer.
- Sn union, 60, purbe Der
Neger 8ropn Robger8, peI6er i'm
Qprtl ben @etBen 8obger SAINT ers
morbet bate, ge6dngt.
- Sn Clinton, &c., lit cine Rlaqe
um $4,000 gegen ben gie63i6ter s.
81. Gaiep ~un6dngig gemu9t porben.
GaieD lit angebli9 aus Sorgen ii6er
finan3ieGe @irren ertruntt.
- Sn 8O3eman, M}Ont., bat 5enrb
Tleming ieinen 8ruber 8onben err
f6ofen unb bat bunn @eIbfmorb be-
gangen.
- Sn San 5ran3isco, Gal, bat
it4 Der 6etannte 8arifer Ruufmunn
81. 8. MetaDer, fpel6er in elmer Ser
benbeilanitalt mar, ben Suls bur6z
f4nitten unO ptrb fterben.
Die 8dumpoG : 5u6rifdnten
ouf 86obe Sslanb Ba6en bic Q0bne
BON $4,000 5obrit : Qr6citern nm
10 Pro3ent reou5irt.
Sn uIri6spiGe, 8, iinO Or.
Mattb. S6peeter uno beIen 3e6n
Sabre ulte 3O6ter, Iotpie ipdter otien
6rau unter llmitGhoen geitorben, Die
ben Coroner peranlaBt buben. cine
unterIunung etn3uleitsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
ben, obglei6 bic SnOiuner $50 Mteilen
lorbeinnGrt8 oebrungen tDaren.
SIR s"eleurapbif mar beramtmOrtli6.

Snbiunopolt5, Snb., 14.yEoz
pember. - Coroner Sutpeiler CAB
beute bus 8erbitt Der 9ei4porenen
iiber bu5 grGBli6e 8u9nungliid am
81. Oftober auf Der Big Sour
8a6n" 6efunnt. Der Coroner 6Glt
ben G6efz zGrpebiteur 9. 6. 3d.
ers fir bas ungIiid DerantpOrtIi4,
bu er IS unterlieB, ben 8abnmetIter
in SnOtanapoIis BON benz @intreFfen
zines @pe3iul3uges in &enntniB gu
IeBer. Bel benz unglid tamen 16
MenI6en um's Qeben, babon tparen
Is Stubenten Der n8urOuezl1niber5iz
TIT"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
GpaiFum uub 9rbensurrGnH.

So6n8tomn, go, IA. NOO. =
Snfolge Der irrtbimli6en Q~u5Iegung
BON 8efeblen entitono beute na4e
8raOlep : Sunction an Der Cambria
9ipifion Der 9ennIplOanier 8abn cine
@pGiiion 3piI6en 3pei 6radt3igen,
tpel6e ben 500 bes 6ei3ers 0eatlanO
BON Qltoona unO Oe5 8remiers @ber=
Gp Don GreTon CUR GoIge bate. Die
.Qofomotipfi6rer Bud uno 9uurB
mnrhen LebensdefGhrlih perlaBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
BcioraniB fir Die 6ubbar1 Grbtz
Oitiun.

Ct So6nS, RS, IA, Ropemz
Der. = Der 9OitOumpfer, pel4er fo@
eben bon 2abrabor bierber 8uriidge=
fe6rt tit, bringt feline Nd9rt6t BON
Der Expedition 'bes ReOafteurs 2eOz
nibas 6u6burb, jun., aus Rep~gort,
pel6e it9 bic @rforf4ung besSnnern
BON QabraDpr gum 3iel geieBt butte
uno am l. @uguIt BON Rigolet auf
2abraOor aufgebrO4en mar. 4ae 4nz
iiebler iinb Der Nnii4t, Dab Die Uttt@
gIieber Der Expedition umgetommen
fino. Sin Stamm Der Wtontdgnaisz
Snbianer, pel9er Der Sagb imSnnern
obliegt unb fiir3li4 an Die 8iiite fam,
bat bon Der Expedition Gtats geiez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

furitGten Der genannten 8a6n geito6z
len bdttsn. Die gsidmmte Poli3eiz
5orce ar6eitet an Gem Safe. 0u5
Ja6r3sug tano an etnem Der gef6Gfz
tighten 36eile Der Staot, DGbrenb6r.
4lerunber in einem 8iireau nit eli
mem 8efannten unter6QnOelte."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
Sine gisrtrIs ~ uiun seifu6Ien.

q. 2Outs, MO., "A. NoD. =
Sine SPECIAL Oepef6e an bic rPpfz
0ispat9" aus Dallas. Ser, meloet:
g9rGiioent @bas. q. Qleranoer bon
Der .8elasco : 8ra5os : Iortberns
@iienbubn" beri9tste Dem 9e6eimpOliz
8ei : Department, oaB 9iebe geitern
4benb ibm cine 9anbtdIGe aus ieiz
nem 8uggD nit $4,000 tpertb e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
g emnFrntrn i'm Gnnfns.

8ufbington, .. g.. IA. Sob.
Die 0emotraten bes 8eprGientunz
ten6uuTes bielten beute Q6enb einen
@autus, nm bic perf6ieoenen6rugen,
tpel6e i'm So. @ongreB CUR Spra4e
tommen perben, 81 befpre4en. @s
paren ungefG6r $50 Mitglieoer Ders
fammeIt, als um 8 u6r bic Sbiiren
qef9Iofen purcen unb 6r. 8iaiams
cine Reoe begdnn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
@rrmiihte trLearapGiiae sepsiatn.

Sn Mt6igunzGitp, Snb., puroe
@oparo 9ooOer BON Indianapolis,
Der tpeqen @rmorbung ieines S4pte@
gerputers gum Sooe perurt6eilt NOR
ben, bingcri4tet.
= 6ermann &lein, Der }rGiibent
Der Union 8ant & Sruit So" in
6elena, Mlont., unb elmer Der rei4iten
MGnner bes Stantes, lit bafelbit in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
Gn0e bes Goblengrdber=Nnsffanb
in Colorado,

'2oui8biIIe, Sol, IA. RoDemz
Der. = Die 9rubenbeiiBer baden Den
8p6lengrdbern ben N4%titunbentag
5~ugeitanben, unb in 5oIge befen foer=
ben ale Strifer in ben n0rbliAen
Roblenfelbern bic Qrbeit am MontuJ
pieber aufnebmen. 0iefes erfreuliAe
Hefultat purbe beute Ha6mittug
spiI6en 8ertretern Der @rubenbeiiBer
unb Der &pblengrdber bier perein6art.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15

Sn Birmingham. Nld., Iinb Die
oroben Wal5perte pegen Mdngels an
4~uftrGgen sef6lOfm pOrben. ueber
900 @rbeiter finb auber @rbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
Grhaltun9sfDifen bur Grbritertami=
lien.

Dafbington, .. g., IA. Npb.
- 9as Nrbettsburedu bat Itatiftti9e
Ingaben iber bic unterbaltstoften
bon Nrbeiterfamilien ber0ffentli9t,
npriiber es Observation-Disclosures
angeiteqt bat. 9te1elben be5ogen fi9
ouf bic Sabre 1890 Biz 1902, unb es
ergiebt ii9, bub Die Soften ber2e6ensz
mittel ibren 606epuntt in benz LETTER
pd6nten Sabre errei4t baben, inbem
tie fi9 burdf9nittli4 Inn 1919 Proz
3ent 666er beliefen, als bur9f4nittli4
fpdbreno Der Oefabe bon 1890 Bis
1899, unb um 16.1 9rp5ent bO6er,
ols i'm Sabre 1896, in nel4em Die
greiIe am N~iebrtgiten ftunben. Gon@
ferpatip gef9dbt, itelten ii4 bic linz
ter6ultsfoiten i'm Sabre 1902, alfo i'm
@eralei9 nit Dem Sabre, peldes bic
ntebriqffen Yreife gu ber3ei4nen bait
tie, INN ni9t me6r, als ISL Pro5ent
6D6er. Sierbei pirb natirlt4 Der
&uufprei5 berielbsn Quantitdt oerz
ieIben @rtifel in Sabren nit niebriz
gen 9reiIen> niebrigen 209nen uno
me6r ober minoer unregelmdbiser8ez
i4Gftiguns nit benz in Sabren nit
bDberen 9reiien, b06eren 2Obnen unb
b~eftdnbiger 8eT9dfttgung in gergIet4
ge3o9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
= Ser Setettip Bed aus Waib@

Der Setettib Bed aus Waibz
tt1gton, o. g., berbdftete in Nepz
yort einen iunsen Mann, Der nit Ell
mem W}e4aniter, Ndmens Sobn8rdp,
ioenttf3 iein fon, pelder BON einem
9otelter i'm 9iitrift Golumbi be-
f4ulbigt pirb, @lii6li9tglGfer i'm
Wertbe BON $40 in ben 3immern bes
9otels abgei6raubt unb an cine
Waibingtoner Girmu pertuuft gu bd>
ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-15
9inmcn inter BEN Yretic.

RBroGt8tr Gans -srttr 6lH)
@ie tDmmt e8, baB bieIe8 2innen unter BEN
greifs ~perfuuFt piro? 8tr tauften bic 8auren Don
einem Sauie, ba8 bereit mar, BET I~ofOrti9er 3ablung
Spfer gu 6ringen. 8Gufer, Die ben 8ertb %ertenner,
tperben aus Der Gelegen6tit l~obnenben g&uBen 3ieRen.
6o61dumige gang Iinnene @erOiettsn, BON 10
bis % 3pu i'm QuaOrat; etnt9e OuDon iino faIi8t
b~pblfGumig, anoere baben n9rotpn 8ort;;" idn1mt=
lid uGs taOelIos g]oruntirt.
pru 9ntenO.
Gartic Nr. 2-98ertbc biz sn 5000 fir $3.50
PRO SuscnO.
gurtie Hr. 3 - 6O61Gumig 9uda6at 9anOz
ti6er, nit rot6en unO blauen Rdnz "a
bern, % BEL SO Son unO % BET AZ III
3on; unitutt Bot, e.............. CIV"
qurtie Rr. f 6o6lfdumi8e 6uta6ad 9unbz
tii6er, in T8li6tem n6ud, unO in prd4tigen
~,aIzober~ g~eblimten 0amaIt : g%Rdnbern; 9amoItz
6anotii6er in I6li9ten 6oblIdumigen,
6obiGumigen unO nOpenport" uno A0A
6~efranften Muitern; regular 62tt. Bis FON@
75c., fur
4artte CIR. 5-8on3 Iinnene bonge6et8te Do
matt : Strap 0eden, IA BEL 20, 10 bel Is unb 20
Bel 80, in I9li4ten, ge%idumten, boil 90
i~dumigen unO rOpenpOrt" @}uTern; C9C
bis 4Oc. lpert6, fir ie............ ~O%O
gartie Gar. 6 - grtra f4pere f6ottii8e lin
5f,i5i 9'4 5eaat59s gt mestb $1 j55srl 5go N12S
9nBsnO fiir...~~..~~........... QDI'~O
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Grrfanf ton 8nabens& IeiOern.
g peiter 9 r..

fauf bemerten8ipertb md9en, tanner
g}sp : gort, mo mir lie beOenterO I'M
gem 9reiie er%tparben.
0oppslreibige &naben 4n3ii9e aus
6ancp GaFimeres unOGheOiotS, 8 Bis
IS Sabre, Bis gu $500 fpert6, fir.
Rnu6en : ueber3ieber in bt0uer,
I6war3sr uno SrfOrO 6rn3e, $3.50
nert6, fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rnu6en NorfOIt : @n5ii8e aus
6luuer @erge, GAeoiot unO 6ancp me-
lirten SUDDEN, regular $3.50 pertb,
Mooerne 8naben : ueber3teber,
nab benz neueiten 3uIdnitt uno Sur
ben, 3 bis 8 Sabre, $3.50 nert6, fir
Ru7iI6e 8louIen : Qn3iige fir
Rnuben, in I8li6tfurbi9er Serge NIT
Rruqen unb in GtOn : Wlooe, p bis
6 Sabre, $3.50 pertb, fir ........
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CDR ttttIQa D.

% Stiide Yeau Re GDgne, in peiB,
cream, e~lfen6etn, ~6eugrau, 2 S6atttz
run9en in marineblau, 6l6lau, lilac, AM
biscuit, braun uno GATOR, gu Dem UNI OG
gepObnlther Prets ..............
6eine5 N1Ortiment pon Qi6ertD GrepeS, bic mir
oletn controliren ;geb0ren gu ben 6elte6teten5 toffen.
Sic iinO tpei6e uno pro6tDole gan57etoene @epe6e,
"a 3oQ brett uno peroen gu Cem biIIigen 4reffe
BON $1.O0 bic garo ~Derfauft. Snfpi5irt lie! NuBer
bic len 3ei9en mir Elm feine5 Q7orttment bon Glare
Re 2une, Crepe be G6tne, Crepe @toiIe, Grepe Gar
re, Grepe 0iup6ane, Crepe 5oconne, Crepe Satin
POie5, "a big As 3oG brett, tie iino 10 tpeid ME Ro=
I%en6ldtter, ebe lio bHbid gefdr6t. 8eIonoers fir
StraBenz un0 Q6enoge6rou6 pdfeno.
Sdpar;e SeiOe III alien mGglidcn Gfcften.
G6par3e 3affeta, Acc. bis $3.50 bic gurO.
S8par3e Qeag be GD9ne, SOC. Bis $500 bic 0aro.
66tpar3e geaa be 6oia, SOC. Bis $500 Die gurb.
66tpar5e QtIaj 0u6eie, Acc. bis $500 bic garo.
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ON THE
STOCK
MARKET
Continued Pressure on tho Mar.
ket-G0neraI List Hlrd0nS.
Bonds Steady.

Wall Street. July s1.-Opening declines
Of 2. in Atchison. IN in Realty preferred
and a point In Virginia Carolina Chemical
gave the impression OF a resumption OF
yesterdays pressure upon tho market
Prices yielded a fraction all around with
few exceptions: Pennsylvania rose u.
but fell back TO below last night
The early selling forced United St>tes
Steel preferred and Kansas & Texas pre-
ferred down a point and Virginia Carolina
Chemical two. Considerable buying OF
the local fractions and supporting orders
for Atchison. Union Pacific. United states
Steel preferred and Amalgamated then
turned the market upwards.
Atchison made a full recovery on short
covering, despite a decrease in the June
net earnings OF s64l. .s9e. Metropolitan Sc
curities advanced 3. Metropolitan Street
Railway ~. General Electric ~ and Man Nan
ferred and North American 1qlk.
Realty preferred and Virginia Carolina
Chemical preferred rallied over point
each. Leading stocks recovered pretty
generally 10 above yesterdays close. but
the demand fell of at that level
At noon the general list continued TO
harden, but became very dull upon the
publication OF circular by Rock Island
directors.
Rock Island and Atchison rose frac-
ton over last night. Metropolitan Street
Railway 3lia. North American and AM
algamated and a few other stocks a
point. Chicago and Eastern Illinois pre-
ferred jumped 20. Pere Marquette fell ga.
Virginia Iron and Coal ia and Evans
Vile and Terre Haute a point. New York
Central ran Off below at noon with some
sympathetic effect elsewhere.
Bonds were steady.
Early trading In the stock market was
attended by renewal talk OF financial
embarra ssments. There was further
liquidation in some Of the specialties and
increased pressure against Atchison. The
common stock sold of a large fraction
on general selling. There were sharp de-
clines in United States realty preferred
and Virginia. Carolina chemical.
At the end OF the first hour a better
tone was shown by almost the entire list
The Rock Island bond issue announce
ment was without Ill effect Recoveries
held very generally, but at midday the
market was almost at a standstill There
were marked gains in the fractions. par
ticularly Met Securities.
Consolidated Gas. General Electric and
Tennessee coal were among the special
ties that advanced a point or more. but
the pressure against certain other stocks
in that group was but little relaxed