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CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

The floating of Pennsylvania stock
that calls for so per cent of an
issue of SO, OOO, 600 of stock at 12O, or
S45, 900 900 between June Is and June 81.
is generally believed to be the largest
transaction of its kind on record. While
the total called for is but S45, 600 600 at
the present time. the balance being dis
tributed over period of year. certain
inducements have been offered by the
company which make it extremely prob
able that a large portion OF the entire
issue. calling for $50. 600. 900. will be sub
scribed for at the present time. The
company offers TO begin payment of in
terest from May on any subscriptions up
to $4,000. goo. although but $45. 600 900 is
asked for between the middle and 9th
of June. Should subscriptions fail TO
exceed the 80 per cent as planned, the
sum is none the less the largest individ-
ual transaction calling for cash.
Curiosity as to the specific cause OF
the marked strength of Reading has
been aroused in the Street, and some
profess to see in it signs of some i'm
pending deal, to quote their own way OF
reading the tape. II is difficult to con-
juro up deal with Reading as the cen
trail figure. inasmuch as it is even now
G subsidiary road itself. dominated by
tho Pennsylvania and the Lake Shore
or it will be when the voting trust is
dissolved. 1t is suggested, of course
that the voting trust will be dissolved
in the immediate future. That is pos
sible, and since the stockholders will
meet again in October, 1t is suggested
that some of the directors may resign
irr the meantime and new men will then
be elected who are more directly rep
resentative of the interests in control.
SO far as there being anything authori
tative about this gossip, II would be
inaccurate to so represent it. IL is just
ordinary gossip of unknown parentage
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Money on call
21z per cent; time money and mercan-
tile paper unchanged in rates
Time money. during the week. was
characterized by no features of novel
interest. 1t was offered with moderate
literally. much of the output coming
from foreign lenders. The demand for
the long dates continued fairly active. A
large portion of the business done con-
sisted in the removal of maturing OBJ
legations. Rates. per cent for sixty
days, Az per cent for ninety days, Az as
per cent for four to five months. So per
cent for six months. 51aG6 per cent for
seven and eight months.
Mercantile paper, this week. continued
in the same dull condition prevalent for
some time past. Local buying was very
light, occasional purchases OF some
especially attractive paper constituting
the business done. The demand from
other sources was also light. Paper was
not pressed upon the market, but more
doubtless, would have been issued had
there been a better demand Rates. )
per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsed bills receivable, 5G5k per cent
for choice four to six months single
names. per cent for others.
Interior money rates were unchanged
Quotations at four important points re-
ported by telegraph were as follows:
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-The cotton mar
ket was quiet today with prices showing
no very decided tendency and the bulk o.
the trading Of a professional character.
There were no new important develop
ments In the general situation and the
fluctuations were mainly the result OF
the in-and-out operations OF the trad
Ing element specializing on the fuctua-
tons Of the Liverpool market and the
weather and crop news. The influences
were conflicting and the result was q
very Irregular market At the start
there was a rise in prices ranging from
to 10 points under the lead Of the
August. September. and Ocober options.
mainly Influenced by better Liverpool
cables than had been expected
Crop and weather news continues good
as a general rule and this with the re-
ports Of the condition of the dry goods
trade more unsatisfactory than for some
time caused a reactionary movement
later, which carried July and August
back to last nights closing quotations
and made the next crop options sell
about five points under last nights
finals.
Today's prices were: July, 12.20d1221:
August f1.74d 11.75; September. IOS0d
1881. October. .1O.OOdIO.O1; December.
9.1lq9.72; January, 9.72Q9.73.
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THE COURT RECORD.

Circuit Court No. 2-Chief Justice
Clabaugh -Waggaman VS.. Dawson; time
to hear motion for new trial extended to
June %.
Equity Court No. Justice Ander-
son-Carroll VS.. Carroll; Thomas Carroll
appointed trustee. Robinson VS.. Cherry;
trustees appointed TO make sale. Smith
VS. Smith: divorce a win. mat. granted
GrinneH VS.. Puryis: exceptions over
ruled Buck VS.. Brainard; appearance
Of absent defendant ordered. Shugrue
VS.. Laurence; do. Beach VS.. Beach.
proof ordered taken before a. II. Gait,
examiner.
Criminal Court No. 2-Justice Barnard
Robertson VS.. Switzerland; motion to
dismiss sustained, appeal noted; bond.
$50. Wilson VS. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company; motion for new trial
overruied Newman VS.. Smith; motion 10
set aside judgment overruled.
Probate Court-Justice Anderson-Es-
tate OF Henry Price; account passed. In
re Edward C. L. Pryor; do. Estate
of Harry y. Gofl; James A. Sempls ap-
pointed collector; bond 81 600 and order
Of publication. Estate Of Sarah z. Blum
dom inventory fled. Estate OF Margaret
Burns; answer TO AFFIDAVIT fled Estate
OF Eliza ". StOrrs; order for publica-
ton. Estate OF Roland f. Cromelin.
petition for probate of Will filed.
Estate OF Johanna Mahoney: account
passed. In re Roscoe Johnson. answer
to rule TO show cause. Estate of
Letitia Reed: will fully proved.
Estate Of Ella Winston; petition for let
ters OF administration filed. Estate Of
Ira ". Kimmel; order for publication.
Estate OF Isaac Mex. Chase; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted 10 Mary G. King. bon 1.
81 600. Estate of Margaret Burns. af-
fdavit in reply filed. Estate Of Ella
Winston: letters OF administration
granted TO Albert Mcintosh: bond. $500
Estate OF Diana Walker: will
dated June ., 1908, fled. Estate
of Mary Z. Read; inventory fled
Estate Of Mary Johnson; proof of pub
Hcation Estate Of Charles TaliaferrO.
do. Estate of Nathaniel Mckay: leave
to file answer granted. Estate of Maria
Churchwell; proof OF publication. Es-
tate Of Richard s. Locke do.
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FINANCIAL IND CONNER GAL.
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

BALTIMORE. June 20. - Flour - The
market was quiet. Winter extra, $2.yJT
30; winter clear. $3.35Q345; winter
straight, s36OG3.75; winter patent. Sss5
d4.00i spring clear. $3.35G350: spring
straight. $400GA2O; spring patent. s4.25
94.50; city Mills best patent. $3.50;
City Mills high grade patent, $40; City
Mills high grade straight. $3.50; City
Mills choice family. S405; City Mills
super. S3.00G3,1O; Rio extra, $3.9O041O;
rye flour, medium TO choice, S3.0CdS25,
Oats-Market firm. Stock in eleva-
tcrs, 241, OF bus. No. white, 45c; No.
3. 44044}kc; No. 4. 1a42c; mixed No. 2.
42q 4212c No. 3, 401k041c; No. 4, 395z0
Acc
Rye-The market was firm. Stock in
elevators. IL. 175 bus. No. spot. in car
lots, 561H657c; No 3. 551kc; No 4.
5415@5 soc; No. 2 Western spot, 5sc, in
export elevator, and about 5Sc for July
No. 2 Western.
Hay-Market was firm The quota
/ tions are as follows per ton: No. l tim
othy, large bales, S21 .00G2l so; do. small
| bales, $2l.00q21.50 No timothy. $500
$4,000; No timothy, s15.O0G17OO; No.
clover mixed. SI750G 1900; No. 2 clover
mixed, S140OQ1550; No. ] clover, $l3.0Oq
S19.50; No. clover, $t0.0O61L50; No
grade hay. $1,000 1900
Straw-Market was firm. Straight
rye, fair to choice, $1S419; straight
rye, No ., S17G1S; tangled rye, blocks,
| S11G12: wheat. $10011; oat straw,
common TO prime. S100I1.
Mill feed-Market firm Winter
bran, as to weight and bulk. $18d19:
spring bran. in 20O-lb sacks. S200 20. 80;
do. in 100-lb sacks. s2O-50921; City
Mills middlng, $22 a ton
Grain freights-The market was very
quiet Liverpool. per bus, 11zd, July;
London, none offered; Glasgow, per quar-
ter, Is Sd July; Belfast, per quarter, is
Sd, July; Bristol, none offered; Cardiff.
per quarter. Is Cd. June: Dublin. per
quarter. Is, I'D. July; Leith, Is Cd.
| July; Cork, {. o., IS 1jAd, June; picked
ports. Is Cd. June; Antwerp. Is Cd. July:
Hamburg, per quarter, 101zd, June; Rot
terdam. per quarter, Is 80. July; Bre-
men, per quarter, % pigs, June.
Butter-Market was steady. Quota
lions are as follows: Creamery lsepara-
tor. extra. 23924c; extra first, pc: do.
! imitation, extra, 2OQ 21c; do, extra FIRST,
1SQ19ci Elgin creamery prints, 1z-lb
1 24M25c; lib. 24G25c; do, 2-lb. 24625c;
Maryland and Pennsylvania creamery
! prints. 4-lb. 24c: do, lib 23G24c; West
| Virginia rolls, 14615c; do. Ohio, 14d Ice;
! West Virginia packed. 14q16c.
! Eggs-Market was steady and easier.
Strictly fresh-laid, nearby. lie; West
/ ern, 1915, Southern. 16c. (These quo
tations are wholesale only. Jobbing Z
| to &c hiGher.)
Poultry - The market was steady,
| Chickens, old. per ID. 141zG15c; do, win
ter, per ID. 2@212 lbs. 1sQ20c; do.
| spring, per Id, 1G2 lbs. 20c; do, spring.
per ID. 1H@11z lbs, 1S919c; do, young,
rough and shaggy. per 10. 1sG1Sc; do.
/ old roosters. each S0G35c; ducks, old
Muscovy and mongrel. 9610c; do. young
white Pekins, per ID, 16017c; do, pud-
| die. per ID, poor, thin. sG9c; spring,
lbs and over. per ID, Ice.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-Russian estimate
of a larger wheat production in that
country than even the liberal harvest Of
the year before created some bearIsh
feeling here today and caused the wheat
market to rule weak temporarily.
Reports OF the results so far as the
domestic harvest was concerned were
very unsatisfactory. II also induced
buying that caused the recovery on an
early decline. Closing prices showed Z
cent advance for the day. Corn closed
Is up for July and about lie lower for
september. July oats closed at 40 cents.
against 39% G39ss the day before. Pro-
visions felt the effect OF a liberal run
Of hogs in the West and closed from 2l6
% 10 cents lower
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LONDON CABLE LETTER

LONDON. June 20.-Business on the
stock exchange was quiet. but had a
rather better tone. mainly owing TO the
Improvement in American stocks. but
there was little disposition TO buy. Con-
soils wero steady. American shares
opened firm. in expectation of a good
bank statement and on bear covering
Some stocks receded a fraction and the
market closed quiet. Grand Trunk was
fairly steady in anticipation OF a salts
factory statement for the month Of May.
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DAILY STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Market Dull, But Prices, After Fractional Recessions,
Steady at Yesterdays Closing--Slight Reaction
Caused by Disappointing Bank Statement

NEW YORK, June 2o.-The stock
market today was extremely dull. but
the manner in which the disappointment
over the bank statement was recovered
from indCated an absence Of selling
pressure. The initial prices were frac-
tionally lower in sympathy with the de-
cline in London but within a short time
there was a recovery through nearly the
entire list. which carried prices back to-
and in some instances above, the closing
figures of yesterday. The speculation
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Call money in London 2G2A per cent;
short bills "a per cent; three months
bills 2& per cent
Chicago exchange on New York city
40 cents premium per 81 900 today. I'M
changed from yesterday and against 20
cents premium a year ago today. Bos-
ton exchange to 10 cents premium,
against cents premium yesterday.
The sterling market was dull and
nominal today. with rates unchanged
Rates for actual business were as fol-
lows: Sixty days. 4.S5AG4.S52s; demand.
487B; cables 4.SSss- Commercial bills
were asa. The supply of grain and cot
ton bills was scarce.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows: Francs. 5.1sh and 5.155s; reichs-
marks. 95 and 95ss: guilders, 40 1-1G9
40h and 30 5-16.
Following are the posted rates of the
leading drawers of foreign ovcbauUa-
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WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK, June 20.-The statement
OF the Associated Banks showed the fol-
lowing changes for the week:
Reserve on all deposits increased 1922
400; reserve on deposits other than
United States increased S646, 825; loans
increased $1.459. 100, and deposits in
creased 81, 949 500. Specie increased 81
314, 300 and legal tenders decreased $685.
800. Circulation Increased 81, 200.
The detailed statement follows:
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then lapsed into dullness. but on the
appearance of the bank statement.
showing only nominal increase in sur
plus reserve. there was a monetary
sharp selling movement which carried
prices down h@%.
The market then steadied and a few
slight improvements took place from
lowest points. The market closed irreg-
ular and somewhat heavy.
Government bonds unchanged. Rail-
road bonds quiet and steady.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales-Citizens' National Bank, 100 24O,
10Q240.
Mergenthaler. s91so7s. 1O91SO1A, 100
1904, 10G1S0S
Greene Copper. 100G21A.
After call-Washington Gas S. o. B.,
1OG64.
Washington Street Railway as, 81 900
6752s, 81. 000Q75A. S1,00OQ75A.
GOVERNMENT BOSDS
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Bar silver in London today was steady
and lie higher at 242s pence per ounce
Today's New York price for commercial
bars rose to 531sa54H cents. Govern
ment assay bars were " higher at 53H a
54A. Mexican dollars unchanged at 4I0
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U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

The United States Treasury state
ment, issued Friday. covering actual
results OF the two days before. com
pares IN its net balance as follows
with the same date one and two years
ago. The statement subiolned. for all
three years. excludes the $50. OOO. 600
reserved against Government notes:
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PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK. June 20.-Following are
the highest. lowest. and last prices, and
the number of shares of the more active
securities sold on the stock exchange in
the past week:
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The following
table shows the highest, lowest and
last prices of the leading stocks sold on
the stock exchange today, and the net
changes from Yesterdays closing prices:
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IMPORTS AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June Following are
the imports Of dry goods and general
merchandise at this port during the
week, reported today at the custom
house. as compared with the imports
OF last week and those OF the CORE
spending week a year ago:
This week Last week Last year
Dry goods. 81 S45s93 81, III, sol 81 942 $50
General mise. I,SG5,0l9 l0cSS, 3ss S.2~l.5j)
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based on what its originators are pleased
II term the logic of the situation. II
is vastly more plausible to suppose that
The strength of Reading is based on the
forthcoming report Of earnings. 1t is
said that the earnings for May will
show an increase of $500, OCO and that
the report for the year will be better
than even the most optimistic have pre-
dIcted.
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD On FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
az lowest rates and on the day you apply. We
are leaning On the building md Loan Associz-
tion plan which makes The cost OF carrying
loans much less than you pay elsewhere and
allows yea to pay il OF in any sized notes you
desire, running fTVm enc 20 twelve months. II
you have a loan With some other company we
will pay il of and Advance you more money II
desired Rates cheerfully given. and no cost
70 YOU unless loan is made Call and get ratea.
Front room, first floor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN Co,
625 ST. " W. apl-tf
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W. IF YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY IN
CIV q a bank, you look for the Ssfssr in
a situation. why not use the sam1
when you deposit your valu-
ables for lOanl We have 4 building and aates
made for that purpose All business confidential
Money leaned on watches. diamonds. jewelry.
etc. Interest three per cent instead of ten.
II. X. FULTOS'S LOAN OFFICE,
Established ls50 sl4 Ninth Street nv
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 20.-FoIlOwing are
the quotations OF stocks on the curb to-
day:
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Prominent developments in Wabash do
not seem to have arrived on schedule
time. but since many plans wait on the
market, the delay may be explained by
a reference 10 the ticker. Holders of the
Wabash debentures are buoyed up
with the hope that they will receive
some return on their money within a
short time. II has been stated positively
heretofore that per cent will be paid
on these debentures during the next
year. This will either be paid directly
on the bonds or they Will be retired by
per cent Iron Mountain collateral
trust bond. In either case the bond
holders would get per cent.
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S TO sl.oO

Can be invested under guarantee cf % per cent,
but il may be much more. Advertiser man OF
business and sound judgment MONOPOLY
Address BOX 524. this Office. 1t
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$4,000 70 LOAN

On Furniture, Pianos, Organs etc. Without re-
moval, without pdoEcity, without delay. n
you kav, loan with another company, we viii
pay the same % for you, md advance you more
money. Gail and get rates. or drop postal.
and agent viii call at your house.
Nc EXPENSE TO EOU UNLESS LOAN Is MADE
COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO.,
GiS r s. y. W.
Office Huns: From > 4 IL 20 p m
Telephone. S69-T East. ap5tf
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Bear tactics of a most vigorous sort
have not been able TO down that rumor
that Baltimore and Ohio stockholders
are about TO receive a more adequate
return on their investment. Facts and
figures are advanced to substantiate the
prediction that. the earnings of the
company being so large, the dividend
will be increased. There is no reason
to deny that the Baltimore and Ohio
earnings are excellent, but the Pennsyl-
vania policy does not look with favor
on a distribution OF earnings in divi-
dends if place can be found to put
them into Improvements. 1t is this
policy which must be considered before
it is taken for granted that the dividend
will be increased.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
DEPARTMENT CLERKS

And other salaried people can secure loars from
us, easily, quickly, quietly. without publicity.
and without answering embarrassing questions,
iustallrnents- All transactions strictly conhden-
tial.
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT Co.
4th floor. New Building, N.E- Cor 18th & Sts-
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Including under assets fractional and minor
coin, bonds, and interest paid. etc. and under
liabilities national bank fund, disbursing officers
balances etc.
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NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET
WHEAT.

NEW YORK June 2O.-The following
prices ruled on the Produce Exchange
today:
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Do YOU NEED MONEY!
CAPITAL LOAN COMPANY.

OHI al LOFN OUWT NNIs
Capital Place 10 borrow money on Punt
ture, Pianos, Personal Property, etc. The Lead
ing features Of other companies incorporated in
our new system. Lowest .es EeaSiest pay
mtnts. Quickest accommodations Ana abso-
lutte privacy GUARANTEED.
sALARlED PERSONS CAN SECURE CASH
on THEIR PERSONAL NOTE WITHOUT IN
DORSER-
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
Goa F Street n. W.
fe1s-n
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Yesterdays Treasury statement Is as
follows:
CASH IN TREAGIrRY
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Money Loaned SalaIied People,
Retail merchants Iesnsters. boarding houses.
without security; largest business n 4e prin~
nW. z1S-tf
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Total.......... e.e5l,sl2 12.4d6.alo 1o. 2s2. 78s
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Reserve fund, gold coin and bullion. $780, no. ono
Trust fund gold coin and bullion . 500, I53 500
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FATHER PRIOR'S DEATH.
He Was Talking to Friend When
II Occurred.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

A gentleman who arrived this morning
from Ivanhoe, and VINO was there at the
time of the death of Father Prior, was
seen by The Free Press and threw a lit
tie additional light on the sad occurrence.
He said that the accident happened be-
tween four and five o'clock in the after
noon at point four miles from the vii
lage. There were four men in the party.
The team had been driven across country
in search of prairie chickens, and had
come up to a ditch it could not cross.
Two of the party got out, and one was
close by, but on the other side of the
ditch. Father Prior was on the back
seat of the carriage, talking with the
driver, who sat on the front seat, and
who was a harness maker of Ivanhoe
and former resident of Springfield, and
had invited Father Prior to come on the
hunting trip.
Father Prior was leaning against the
barrel of his gun as he talked with his
friend. He had shot one barrel and it is
believed that the other trigger was up
and that he supposed that he had shot
both barrels. Just what caused the gun
to 60 off is not known, but the shot
caused instant death. Father Prior's face
was not marred, but a frightful hole was
torn in his neck. The remains were taken
to IvanhOe.
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'HUBAND BY WIFE MEET"
Mrs. SeeIey Has Her Husban d Arrest.
ed in st. Paul Yesterday.
From SATURDAYS Daily,

-
In st. Paul yesterday a sensational
incident occurred which escaped the eye
of the reporters there. Mrs. Ada Seeley
of this city while walking along a street
there, encountered her husband, w. E..
Seeley, who recently attempted to Sc
cure a divorce from her, the application
being denied by South Dakota Judge.
Seeley was ordered to pay over to his
wife $40 per month alimony, which or
der he has not seen fit to obey. When
the wife met the husband yesterday
she Immediately called upon an officer
to arrest him. Seeley was taken to the
police station where it was discovered
that the st. Paul officers had no iurisdic-
tion in the matter. Of course Seeley was
discharged from custody. As the couple
left the station rain commenced to fall.
Seeley had an umbrella and Mrs. Seeley
didn't. Mrs. Seeley was anxious for the
protection of "hubby's" "bombersall" and
she asked him to escort her to the hotel.
Seeley, however, darted off and went
down the street at pace only equaled by
Dan Patch. He did, however, have time
to turn around and laugh derisively at
his wife.
Mrs. Seeley will keep an eye on Seeley,
who is said to contemplate going west.
She will have his photograph sent to
all the police officials in the western
country, with instructions to arrest him.
There's happy time in store for Seeley.