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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-14

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of SUM Maaneb.
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gfterfDn / Sognet fra ben 1. til Den
Is. September.
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5eje er ubelaOt al @ul9liien, eIer at
nogen uberettiget er optaget berpaa,
fan inbgipe ifriftlig 8lage til @al9z
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ggrelis for ben OeOfOmmenbe gejitliqs
aet. Snbtil enOelig DOM foreli99et,
itoar 9iffoppen5 &snostfs Deb Gtd8t.
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tillbIes fra prGbifeitolen to Sgnoage
efter binanben, iiOite Sang minoit IA
9a9e f9r 8al9et, Oeb boilten 2ejli9z
FEB bet Ieg9es MeHigfebsn paa Gin
be at 6dDe for 3je at beige Iaabdnns
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triItelig Grfaring Og tirteli9t Gin
oeIag.
@al9et fore9aur / iibite 9dlpbel at
Robember Madneb, men fgr 8irtes
darets ltbeung.
8eO efitraorOinare @ulg foitiettes
5io8be Itemmel ferne at MiniIteriet.
(8ortiettes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-14
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nan neret 5ormobnineer ON, at
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fnemiat Spaabomme om W2enneI te6es
pens forbolbspis indrlige Silintet=
gprelfe, og ben eneite 8uriation bar
dngaaet bet 8da6en, boormeo 8atas
itrofen ifulOe TulOb1roes. 6Oert at
Hatutens IS lementer er efter Sur
tr9 ienteret for pore r9bielsilagne
Zine JON Dor St9bnes Oommer, og
Ret er Blot Regnbuen, fom bar beroz
liget os, naar ri bar 6egDnbt at n9re
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en- ulDtte, Der timber i'm WoO19tninq
/ en- a~lminbelig 0er~bensbrdnb. Mens
nc9le l9rDe amer bet for Ianbi1nligt,
al ben inbre Syorbilb en- Sang tommer
til at gpre bet ubebugeligt bebt for Dc
lem 5elge at Sorbiforpens Itaoise
Sommenftrumpning, Ipaar andre ps.
at ri en- tim Dag bsr at &ulOe pao
8runo at 8oIfitrgmmens fo~rpenteoe
COMMUNICATIVE. Mnbre Monber,
Der Ter enonu mgrtere pda 5in9en,
fpruoiiger. at be p9(bige Ssbanbe Bee
polerne bill brbhe beres St9ngsler %
gre @nbe paa alt menneiteligt Qip
en- nh Sstib.
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bonnet os iaa temmelig til, og =
aben 3bibl tilbels paa @runb at Dor
Wlangel paa @pne til at l9gge Stebs
men 9inoringer i @ejen : fer Oi
5remtiben / W3bbe meb Reiignation,
cmenb lite meo Qi9egblbigbeb. Men
ri titles ogiaa 4niigt til NnIigt meb
problemer angauenbe 8ebdrelien at
BET mennei felige Qip iom 0elbeb, Der
til en- bis 8rab laoer fig be6erite, pg
ct AT oisfe er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Spgr9smddlet ON, bpor bibt Der, me6
ben nltb9renbe 9gnine / @erbens Be-
folfning, / en- nRr Sremtib pil finbes
till tr9tteli9 Mab, er noget, Ri ATE
er fortrolige meb; men Ri treiter os
meb ben Sante, at inben ben 5ib, ba
&c Iultne Munbes MntdI life fbdrer til
Waoens MGngbe, pil en- eler anben
temiit 5orbinbelfe e~ritotte Dor nubez
renbe Naring. 9og, bet er life Mab
alene, ri rimeligpis tommer til at libe
Wan9el pda, men - efter 6bab 8is
benitdbsm9noene tiger ogiaa
Sdno; o9 lteflf oenre tremttot9e Wt1l@
ligbeb rel life netop er egnet til at
iette be fleite grua 9aur / 6opebet,
ida mda bog ct ItOt tentenbe Mens
neife file fig utrbg Osb be Gingerpeg,
Iom tan ublebes at oisie 5oreteelIer
man nblig FAR benlebet Spm9rfT oms
beben paa, og ban bill mddIt Il 9ngiteli9
psrge, ON Ri life - ube at Stano,
Tom Ri er, til at beberife Ndturens
femmefigbebsfulOe Gore = bog funoe
gre nogle @nftren9elier for / bet
minoite at forbade MenneT tebebens
Silintet9grelfe beb Ssrff.
Set er MI til Days brdgt fulbt paa
reno nj hnnhe ; 0(fr;fn an mefIeu-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-14

.Oonferen" er bet eneffe bdnfYe
9fab | 4merifa, fom absaor 2 @dnse
ON l1oen. fofter fun $50 darfig.
Snbfenb 8eftirins. prspesNr. fens
bes frit pou Soriansenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-14

uOenfor Riget lii at forrette Sieneite
J 5oltetirtens 8irfer. MebIemsfprs
6olOet til 5olfetirten Opbgrer life peo
Rpbslien af Raboeren / en- at Oisie
Menigbeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-14

y 3 llbarbejbeIfen al nerOerenbs
ubfaIt bar belle bet at bet tirtelige
llbpalg Wsbet ben 7. OttOber 1904
palgte unbsrubpulg taset Del. 5ots
uben at nogle al llnb~erubDulgets Meos
lemmer bar tdeet S~orbebolo eller till
let SprfOrflus pua entelte puntter,
bporpm nqrmers Oplpsning finbss
pea paaeelOsnbe Stebsr, bar ct en-
tlt Meblem uf llnberubOulset Gar
fen) forbebolbt fig lin Sitting til belle
nbfdfet % ubarbeibet en- bobbelt
39tfe 2Gnbringer til bette, Der inbes
genaiptn efttr unberiOpalgets lbtdf.
M Shrsber f~orefluar, at 5 /, 2oet
Stntte. uDnddr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-14

y 3eut6en foreilaar, at geg1nbsl=
fen at 9eg9ringen affuttes fuaIebes:
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triitne 0adb, meb Subs Si9lp agter
at lebe og at bg / ben triitne Sro %
Ilutter mig til ben bonite e%oanseliitz
lutberite 5oltefirfe, begGrer" o. +. b.,
FAINT at Slutningen: Seq tilberer .
.. Oroen" uogdar.
Wbobi en- og 3obieien foreflaur ges
gGringen dfattet iadlebes: Timber
tegneoe begarer mig berpeb uptagst
paa 2iiten oper be tirfelig oalgberet>
tigebe / 90. q. Sogn (Wlenigbebss
raabstrebs). Seq er bsbt meb ben
trhitne 0aab og snifer at lepe og By
| ben triitne Gro. Seq er MebIem at
ben banfte Golfefirfe ps tilbsrer life
noget religisft Samflnb ubenfor Sol
fefirtens Orben. Seq er fsbt n. q.
ben -"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19

20 The room he had rented in tho
naval uniform.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TO all per.
sons interested that the City Council
OF the City Of Cairo, Illinois. having
ordered that a sewer be bnilt on TWEEN.
ty-second street in said city. from a
point 90 feet east of the west line of
Pine street. to a point 30 fee west o.
the cast line Of Holbrook avenue. tho
ordinance for the same being on file
in the office or the city clerk of said
city. and having applied to the county
clerk Of Alexander county for an as
sessment of the cost of said improve
ment according 10 benefits. and an as
sessmcnt thereof having been made
and returned TO said Couri. the final
hearing thereon will be had on the sec
Ond day Of January. A. d.. 1906. or as
soon thereafter as the business of tho
court win permit. Said assessment
is payable in three installmenIs with
interest ~ the rate OF Ave per centum
per annum. on all hstailments except
the first. from and after confirmation.
All persons desiring may file objections
in said court before said day. and may
appear on fhi hearing and mako Their
defense. N. YESTERDAY,
s lperinrendent Of Special Assess
menis.
Dated. Cairo. Illinois. December 10th
A D., 1905
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19
TELLER DEFENDS
A DEAD SENATOR
Concluded From First Pase)


plain, however that there Is another
reason for thei. attitude, a strong de-
sire 10 reprimand the President and
admoa.sh him not 10 invade the pre-
negatives OF the enate.
The Democratic members of the
senate are pleased with the situation.
Il will b. shown thai a well known
New York banking house Is arranging
TO take up The wcrthless bonds OF Cos.
Ia RIGA and refund them. on the i'm
piled understanding that the lrnitei
States government IS behind the
operation,
: AZ least this claim will be put for
ward by Democratic senator. Aecord-
ing TO the evidence in the possession
Of those senator's the New York bank
ing house entered info a contract with
the Costa Rica government in May
last TO refund its foreign debt
As ;oon a the terms of the bargain
that Costa Ria hal made became
known lis Securities jumped from IS
to $50 British financial papers com
mcnted ON me significant turn and
openly stated that the United States
government. following the precedent
established in Santo Domingo. would
guarantee the fulflllment Of the con
tract
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19
DRESS COMPLAINT.

n the enlisted men Of the army and
navy canhot AFFORD evening dress OF
other civilian clothes they will not be
admitted into some Of the lheatIps
except in The balcony. and this u a
question which The Secretary Of War
and the Secretary Of the Navy desire
IN have satsled in favor Of the mon.
Tho Judge Advocate General Of the
Navy has by diieciion OF the Seere-
iary of War taken mp tae matter and
ieshas sugg ested 10 The secretary that
tho complaint be referred 10 the Com
missioners Of The District of Columbia
ant II remedy be net fonnd there 10
have c0rg-ess handle TIC case.
Secretary Bonaparfe recently can.
eelled a boarding house privilege at
ole Of the RESERVATIONS because the
Proprietor OBJECTED 70 sallof csnine
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19
STARTS ron PHILIPPINES.

The voyage of the great steel dock
Dewey" began this morning from
S0loMan's Island, Md, 10 Olangapo,
p. l.. distance of 10000 miles, the
expedition tc be charge OF Captain
llosley, supervisor of the New York
yard The dock cost $1,225.00 and il
will cost $500 additional in fees TO
get the squadron through the Suez
canal. With il go the golfers Brutus
and Caesar and the supply ship Gla.
cier.
The expedition will reach Olongabo
about April Is. There will be com
munication at all times between the
colliers and the dock by wireless
telegraphy. and electric lights. and Of
course. with all stations and ships
en- route
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19
WILL REMAIN IN
CLEVELAND JAIL
CASSIE CHADWICK WAS NOT
TAKEN TO PENITENTiARY ON
MoNDAY.-moTloN FOR A
NEW TRIAL.

Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 1S.--Mrs. Cas-.
sic l.. Chadwick was not taken to the
stale penitentiary today, as had been
expected The authorities said tonight
that she would not be removed from
the county jail here until the latter
Darr of the week, If then. She has
petitioned the United States circuit
court of appeals al Cincinnati for a
rehearing, OF her motion for a new.
trial. and il is believed that she viii
remain here until The petition is dis.
posed. Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19
BRINGS PRESSURE
UPON DEPARTMENT
Concluded from FRS. Page,

the national capital. where she can be
in close touch with her attorney. Judge
NJ l. Smyser.
That Mrs. Taggaft has more cloth
ing with her than was contained in
the suit case which she carried when
leaving has been learned. as a large
trunk taken from her apartments 10
days before her disappearance. was
delivered at the Pennsylvania Depot
The fact that the frank was sent to
Washington could not be fully estab-
lished.
Judge l. l. r. Critchfeld. one Of
her attorneys. started today that her
presence was unnecessary nor expect
ed at the hearing Of the motion for 2
new trial Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19

TIC persistent man usually wins
the try again fellow is as lucky" in
want adfertisihe as he Il IL all other
thihEs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-19

Don't neglect youf advertising. u Il
- important 81 eKrJfnE stock.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
DECREASE IN CITY TRAFFIC.
Report of Subway and 81" Systems Show
Big Falling Off,

The report of the Interborough Rapid Transit
Company for the three months ended September 30
last shows gross earnings of S5097, net earnings
81 1887 $50 and surplus charges of s109,SlS
In the nine months ended September so a surplus
of s1,54o s59 earned The subway division
gross earnings for the quarter 81 101 go COM
pairing with 81 349 81 for the June 80 quarter, de-
of S24S 251, which is equivalent TO SHRINK
age of 496502e in the number OF paying passengers
carried in July. August and September, the hot
weather months, as compared with the total for
April May and June
are SS75.4e6 less than for the March 81 quarter
indicating loss of more than 100000 passengers
The net earnings for the September 80 quarter were
s9 less by s199 426 than those for the preceding
quarter. and the surplus S22 559, showed decrease
of $4,000
The gross earnings of the Manhattan division for
the quarter 81 500 AIS s29 AIS less than for
the corresponding quarter of 1904 before the sub
way was opened, indicating that about 8.500,900
fewer passengers were carried on the elevated lines
in the September so quarter than In the same three
months Of last year The result of operation Of the
Manhattan for the quarter deficit of Sl17.741,
against q surplus of s411,311 earned in the three
months ended September 90. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
PETITION AGAINST ARENA COMPANY.
Creditor for Butter and Eggs Asks That
Concern Be Adjudged Bankrupt.

An involuntary petition In bankruptcy was filed
late yesterday afternoon in the United States Dis
trict Court against the Arena company q New
York corporation, conducting hotel and restau-
rant at No SO West 31st-st. The petitioning cred
itor is Samuel B. Balcorn. who has claim amount
ing sS,77s against the Arena company for butter
and eggs and other merchandise furnished between
July and November 1905.
The petitoning creditor claims that the Arena
company committed an act Of bankruptcy in hav-
ing transferred within the last four weeks certain
Of its assets to some Of its creditors to prefer
them, knowing that the company was then fnsol-
rert. Among other such alleged preferential pay
ments the petitioning creditor specifies that Ger
tain cash transferred TO 'one Nuschenhefm'
and also TO q creditor secured by chattel mort
gage on the assets of the alleged bankrupt COM
pany.
The present company has since William Musch, use.
Astor conducted the Arena in West 3lst-st, which
the corporation purchased from Mr.. Muschenhetm.
Lesser Brothers, representing the petitioning
creditor viii make determined effort on Monday
nrnnertL
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
TRADE In CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Chicago. Nov. 15.-There was heavy tone to the
speculative markets to-day. but they were all well
IN hand and the opening weakness rebounded from
the elastic cushion that envelops the markets The
decline in wheat ran against the increasing short
interest that has been created in the recent decline
Purchases by that element, to make of some
little profit saved the price from further weakness
because OF the bushels Of the receipts
at Western primary markets compared with those
Of last year in spite Of all that was heard of
the Minneapolis rnillers scramble for the days Of
ferings Of wheat there the closing here was at .c
decline A check to the foreign demand caused an
easier feeling in and oats with closing prices
slightly under yesterdays. Provisions were weak.
but revived some the close. except November
lard. which lost &c for the day.
Wheat was weak the start, and there was
general desire TO SELL but of the competition
in the Northwest between millers and elevators
for carloads on offer there and reports that some
elevators were selling TO country millers than
they were receiving from interior farmers, gave
some frmness later to the market. Local receipts
December closed Ssc. The highest s5lsc and
the lowest s5zc May closed sS9sc. after selling
high as S8ssc and as low as Ssc.
The corn market opened somewhat weak, but
little buying there quick recovery TO prices
prevailing at yesterdays close, Local receipts
s,s for to-lnorror Sis cars he range Of De-
eenber from 44zc TO 451sc. closing at 447sc TO
was s52.c and the lowest 4z5sc.
Business in the cat pit moderately liberal
but with heavy selling in sympathy with other
grains prices yielded slighdy Later the market
advaneed in sympathy with corn. Receipts We're
lls cars. with 165 estimated for tomorrow. Ship
ments we're aS2 900 bushels December closed at
the TOP. 295sc, after selling low as 2stsc. May
sod from 32ssc down TO &c and 321sc, closing at
S2l4c 321xe.
Provisions opened firm. The advance in prices
az the yards induced some local buying, despite
me heavy run OF hogs But pit longs supplied the
demand and later packers showed disposition
10 sell trying 90 force a break IN this market and
Incidentally. a decline In prices the yards
so that they could bug in the present heavy aTri-
fsls Of hogs low prices January pork sold
from SO 90 off 10 sl2 80 January lard sold from
IS SO OF IS 7715 and s6 so, and January ribs
from ss 52lz of Sc 4712 and se So Hog receipts
We're $4,000 head and prices at the yards were SC
higher early, but lost the advance later
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
voluntary petition, showing liabilities of s2,136; no
tional Bank of Yonkers n. Y; liability on joint
note, S420.
bankrupt, was filed today by H & W n Lewis,
enc Of the petitionng creditors. the bankrupt hay
Of about ssoS no assets sre Even en- Tbe nrfS
cipa creditors are: The American M Wooilsn tom-
pany, SSl62: Union Exchange Bank. Ast-st and
St. $3.50; Oriental Bank. Bowery and Grand-st..
$500: A D. Juilard & Co. M N9 % Worth-st g 4S7;
An An nCToinntaTy voluntary petition vas filed against the
taurant. of No ss West Slst-st. by Samuel B. Bal
COM with claim OF So 77s, for butter. eggs and
1905 The claim is made that the alleged bank
BY within the M af onr Gr Meea ae4a
OF its assets, consisting of cash, to certain cred
other payment is alleged to have been made to
creditor secured by chatte mortgage on the assets
receiver is asked. Lesser Brothers are the attor-
F6nund M ID l. Campion. voIuntarv petition No 1se
West 74th-st liabilities sl66 3d. assets. $50 The
Go. 4 waiiest sss 15s; \ H Fletcher. Jabish
sisee for the beneft Of creditors and James
Cunningham and Frank W. Black. individually and
ningham sss1ss The petitioner has 200 Shares of
PTodoine Company 3 Shares Of California King
Gold Mining Company. coo shares of Apuraceide
Rastern Raees 30ll Mhg and Mining copsay the value
of which is scheduled unknown The scheduled
assets consist OF wearing apparel and a gold
watch. valued az $50.
n Tileston Wells rs receiver of the r. p Mabie
Roofing Company, fled schedules showing the debts
OF the concern to be s1sS22 with assets of s6.054
The principal creditors A SchwoeTers Sons &
"a 10 $50 East s0tfl-st- Ss.32 secured by assigned
scco1nts: Barrett Manufacturing Company No IL
Batier Place 81 s4S secured by assigned accounts
atlantic Roofing Ma.nufaeturing Company. No, 542
on hand s3s 24; stock In trade No. 6S5 West
41th-gt 500: horses and wagons. s275; machinery
ss1 10 assessments. S5.452.
Charles ]. Breck was appointed receiver of the
81 Win bond of g coo 1t is claimed the alleged
banrllnt has whiskey wines. etc. stored in United
C+a+es bonded warehouses the value of $50
which unless a receiver is appointed. will be sold
at Sheriffs sale -
more Kendall and Nathan A Chapman, appraisers
70 annraise the estate of Alfred GugSenhe in
voluntary bankrupt An involuntary petition was
filed against the alleged bankrupt on October 2s
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
HOOKING VALLEY COMMON HIGH.

Hooking Valley common the spectacular
feature of the stock market yesterday, advancing
on sales of $500 shares ITS points TO 1884, ana CLOS
ing at the top. Last week it sold at SO. The pre-
ferred stock yesterday made gain of 2s points
Interests close to the Hooking Valley control at
tribute the advance in the common stock to the
fact that plan, whereby the preferred STOCK VII
relinquish its claim TO than per cent nlNl-
dend a year, is under consideration In TINS event
position of the common stock VIII be sTeatly
strengthened AT the present time the preferred
stock is entitled TO cent year and a1.er the
common stock receives per cent both stocAs are
entitled to equal dividend privileges The common
stock receives per cent
the of 1893 there sold TO IFe Ioads
IS 69l.2 30 of the sl,0oeeo common stock OF me the
Hooking Valley Railway Company, the FailaIuie
acquiring two-sixths of this block. and the 8ail-
more and Ohio, the Chesapeake and ONO the Id aAe
Shore and the Erie each one-sizth.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
JEWISH BUND FUND GROWS
$50 900 TAKEN TUESDAY.
Gentle Clergy Unite ssath Hebrezos
en- ReLeUing Russian Tictims.

The national relief committee in charge of the
work of collecting funds for the sufferers of the
antt-Jewish p1assacres in Russia reported yesteT-
day the receipt of $4,000 for Tuesday which brings
the total up to almost s250.000. With the money
collected in other cities and not yet received by
Jacob H. Schif, the treasurer of the national COM
mittee. this amount is probably exceeded by many
thousands of dollars. Among the contributions re-
ported yesterday We're: Mayor Mcclellan, 800; H.
C. Frick $500; August Belmont & Co.. 5000, and
James Stnan, ST.
Several meetings were held last night for the
purpose of protesting and raising funds. The
United Hebrew Community held big meeting at
the Norfolk-st synagogue, at which $500 was
raised and s4G0 was collected q meeting held by
the Jews of the East Side at No. Isl Clinton-st.
Jacob II. Schif received a cable message last
evening from Baron Gunzburg, in 81. Petersburg.
which read
Massacres in Russia still going IN the
small provinces
Birth Abraham, a society with membership of
fifty thousand, sent out copy Of an appeal to
each of its members asking for prompt aid. That
the movement for the amelioration Of the condi-
tions of the Jews in Russia is not movement con-
fined to the Jews is shown by cable message sent
by Bishop D. S. Tuttle. presiding bishop of the
American Episcopal Church, to the Prosecutor
General of the Holy Synod, st. Petersburg The
message read:
The American Episcopal Church beseeches your
good offices for suffering Jews, in our saviours
name
similar message was sent 10 the Metropolitan of
the Holy Orthodox Church at Moscow. Cable mes
sages were also sent to the Archbishop of Canter-
bury and TO Bishop Potter in London. asking their
cooperation. This action was taken at the request
OF Bishop Greer and the clergy of New YORK.
Many inquiries addressed to the Natlonal
Relief Committee S to whether contributions are
desired from others than Jews. The committee
states that while It is soliciting contributions only
from Jews, Ii will gladly welcome them from any
source as the work in which it is engaged should
appeal to every humane person.
At Newark S2,600 making total Of $SSSS for that
city was subscribed last night
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
STANDARD OIL DIVIDEND.

The directors of The Standard Oil Company yes
terday declared quarterly dividend of 10 per cent
on the s 23S 800 outstanding stock of the company
The dividends for the preceding quarters were Is
per cent in March, in June and in September
Inc total dividend distribution for being thus
60 per cent, or s9 800 In 1901 the dividends
were S6 cent in 1903. II cent; 1902 45 1851
and 1900 each As Per cent; 1899 3s 1855 SO 1897 a3
4sSo 81, and 1881 10 1885, l. per cent year.
II nad been rather widely runloreo that yester-
Gay : dividend would be = per cent in view of the
prosperity of the company due in part to the in
efesed foreign demand resulting from the devasta-
ion Of the Baka OIL fields and the stock sold
lew points when announcement was made that the
'aie had been fixed 10 per cent
New-York tribune., 1905-11-16
WILL FIGHT STANDARD.
Cudahys Enter Combination to Con-
troll Western OIL Fields.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

North Tonawanda, n. Y, Nov. ia dis
patch to 1.-The News from Chelsea, Ind. t.
says that the Cudahys. of Chicago and Kansas
City controlling large oil interests in the Bar
tIesvie Qnd. T) fields. and the Cherokee on
and Gas Company Of Chelsea, have combined
to compete with the Standard OIL and Rookie
feller interests in that Territory.
The new company will be known as the
Cudahv Pipe Line and Oil Refining Company
The company viii build pipe line from Chelsea
to St. Louis and near the latter city Will erect
refineries The st. Louis and Frisco Rail
road has granted a right of way the entire dis
tance. Refined territorial oil Will be shipped TO
consumers from this refinery within one year