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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
EAGLE LOOKS WELL.
Attorney Genera, dresden bflnRs hnek
some Good samples,

Attorney General llrcedon returned
this morning from a weeks trip into
tho Sacramento mining district HUM
holdt county Nov The judge " more
thnn pleased over the result Of his trip,
as his claim The Earlo, IL pannlns
out promeingly and h. brings back
ores thnt assays from " 10 90 per cen
load so md mp In gold ana 2, TO 20
ounces IN silver lie quotes u prone
lncnt Official Of tho y, = geological sur
vcy nv saying that the Sacramento dis
ri,t bids fair Ia be- the greatest mining
district In the United states
The Judge had hot dusty time ~ IT,
riding long distances IN the sand vim
the myg of the sun warming NJ his
back into an uncomfortable iempcrn-
uuo liut he dldn't care Vie got the
worth Of his money aud " showing
hA ore specimens 10 admitting friends
with an entire disregard Tor what
Weather may obtain IN Humboldt rouns
IS, or whether there " any weather
there NJ al,
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FOOLED ny CLAlRNOYANT.
chicago Man Puts M. Money Into
Worthless Mining stock

chicago, July 20, Dr Walter u, Met
caf prosldon, Of the uoovcr FANS Min
INK company with Offices In Chicago,
ana w. e., RWelt secretary ana treas
urcr Of the company have been arrest
,d ON warrants charging that they obs
tanned money by means Of confidence
game. pr Mclcult who IL prac,N.
mp physician and N woll known In
medical circles ana Barrett wcro re-,
reuacd upon bonds
The attention of tho police was called
10 the ease IN u letter wrltton by Rob,
crt ARA OF Chicago, who invested $500
IN stocks VI the Chicago Adirondack
dold Mining company which formers
" occupied the present ollCea ~ the
Bcavcr Falls Mining company,
Mr. Arid replied to'nn advertisement
Of a omlrVoy0nt, who Informed him
TINT his hand showed signs " great
wealth In speculation The cAlrvoyant
then referred him 20 the chicago Adj.
rondack Gold Mining company, Arid
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PRODUCE,
CHICAGO

Chicago, July N,-Apprehenslon con-
corning damage 90 tho fprlnp wheat crop
caused q demand here today mat resulted
Nv an advance ot over cont III Neptcm
Der wheat september advanced 20 Sh
And then reacted 20 MY on prom, ,an nnWg
cd receipts Of Cal cara against %1 cara
Ideal crop conditions created hcarish
uontlmen, in the corn market september
oGGn,Sd \ hIs ne ~ az ~ SS o"' o" ''o0'o'
The Nasiur tone M corn had doprrss'
Ing olcct ON oats september opened y.
70 Z higher at 2o's to se| ana declined
piS'IsIcS. were weak Yea. N s,y%po'A,yy o y'e
Mao Very aulcl, september pork opened
unchanged at is,eS. and sold on. g lg'ii9n
1850 Lard was q shade TO ghu0 cents
lower az ,gsh 10 iS. RIBS were u shade
crashi wheat 3 new, rcd, OSdoO
pjaelg, No 8 do. ~'9mSeBi 40, I, north
orn iigid 20, No, 2, northern, lojqllji
No. Q, spring, MniOs
oo Corn. No. ? Shi No o. %
Later Tho market became extremely ac,
tive ana strong, resulting IN an advance
ia septomber To ~ Prices declined on
profit taking, september closing up s'S Al
Nl,
tom-Af,er touching 5ji,, september
close da, iiis
close Wheat uly mi; sept Si'i
corn juW So old, 6i,s, sop,, tlh
| old Slli Dec lShuisNi old, ON May
da,s-July, aal,uag1, sept goS.i Dee.
V'poyE"jGlS 'isGjN, sept 1850 Oct
| l2Nl
Gfd-JuN losN sept tGi oct
| 722ls, Noyu i@
Ri6s--juY dis, sept G6i'bi oct
| GsNg;
Ryo-Cath 70
iiaN -Cash. northwest 10
Timothy Sept $3.50
clover sIuy, l2,fh
Barloy-Chsh iln,0
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CONCENTR ATliS,

Three cnrs NJ high.clnW ore are on
route here from the Uncle sam
Tho Pioneer sampler r.,ortod today
two cars NJ ore from Ana, Two from
bingham and one from Nevada,
The days. receipts NJ the Taylor
Bumton sampler amounted To Two ears
uf ore from Tntlc, two from ltnsham
and two from Nevada
stunt. Frnnk w. Work of the Wanna
pnh, N miles east ~ ronopnh reports "A
disclosure in the new SMART showing ore
valued AZ Sl66Nd pew ton,
toorgo Is, Fischer of the United
states Mining comphnN'H stan l'il lNnl
nlght for the woW tn examine clotclN
conditions nt the Mammoth located
M Kenneth
ORC and bullion settlements ns re-
unrtod late yesterday afternoon 10y Me-
tornlak A co amounted Ia OlpOO,
divided an follows bullion, $1,000,
gold, silver lead and copper orob, SP,'
goo.
". G. ThomNH smoltrr manager for
| the NcNhouar mloroslH at brentwood,
| N. g., leaves tur the north tonight Ia
pypcutp the work assigned HIM ui oN'
pending As much gs @oO.on In improve
| montN
| Nold0cd sun, ono ot the best strikes
of tho wear hnp been mndo ON the Hat
| lcngc of the Blue Bull property east ol
| town, Orc nFsayiug $1,000 10 the ton NJ
| belng inkcu ont hy the lossors there
| mo property looks most ptomlWnR M
thle tmc, N M expected II VIII become
| "A regular shipper
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MIG DIVIDEND DECLARED.
Amalenmn,od copper Increased 'fom
10 \ Per Cent Per Annum,

Nova which NUgurs well Tor copper
shntcs throughout the country, WAS lhc
announcement which came today
through the ONCE Of James \, Pollock \
Ia. hat the Amalgnmatod copper
company had declared q dividend of ono
and II quarter per cent for the quarter
or a toinl NJ ave per cent for tho year
IAN Increase Of one per cent over pre-
yious payments. The Amnlgnmnted hnn
n r1pilnI stock ~ tlhb00O,ooO, when
mopns that ON this basis u VIII pay thu
,rn of SiaSGSOo quarterly. or il7soooo
nnnunlly, Tho news had y decided a..
fcc, ON tho Boslon market ~ "
,,ronplhoncd materially COPPER sharos
ponornly, among them United S'n,os
Mining and Boston CON, both OF WHICH
'lcriyc profits from their operations IN
thlR state,
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UNCLE SAM HAS
BIG ORE BODY.
-
important News From the Nine
Gives Stock q Substantial
Boost
STRIKE ON 5OO.F00T LEVEL,
Main chaupsl Tapped at q Depth
Which Clearly Demonstrates the
Mines Value

The secret Of Uncle SANS popularity
leaked o,y yesterday afternoon when
Managcr John Dern conndod TO frlcnds
the rooeipl of message from suph o.
6, drlggs, conycying The Information
that ore had been struck on the "o'
foot level The news came ~ Ihun'
dcrholi from clear SKY, and IN the
absence of moro definite word Mr., porn
simply said that the assure had been
tapped that II carried the ore deve''
op,d above and that much was expect
ed from the new discovery
The strike N a feather In the cap OF
supt urlggs, who an along has con-
tondod that the assure topped IN me
MAY Day extended also 10 tho Unce
Snm, ln order to demonstrate his me.
Org. which he has now done, "A urlit
was run through the porphyry dFko
which breaks through the eusleln pol'
tion of the Uncle sam, ana the assure
MAS struck ON the 3O0'foot level TINS
WAS sunk upon for 30 odd feet and then
"A drift was started along the fesufo
back into Uncle sam ground ana par
nllelmy the dyke for 100 feet Then q
wlngo was started IN the ore ana ~ the
prcson, time this has reached a depth
that carries n below what would be INC
lOO. foot level Thus for u depth exceed
inc 100 feet aud for over $50 feet NJ
length the ore body has been deVei'
opcd, IA, A..
Tho discovery was made with Tho
last shot on Tuesday night, but " wa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
STOCKS CONTINUE
TO DRIFT ALONG.
Small Demand for Them aud They
Arc rs Uncertain as a
WcathercOck
UNION PACIFIC PROMINENT.
Realizing on the Dividend Increase
Drove II Down aud Caused Spec
ulatiye uueasluess

New York, July ?o,-.opming prices we're
bot applccaby changed from last nlght
Among the spcclaltles American Woolen
rose ~. ana North American y Rallroal
stocks shared TO only a slight extent IN
the strength displayed by u number OF
spcclultios, Conspicuous among these was
United H,u,es Rubber which has been un'
usually active all weak ana moved NJ an
additional points. chicago Union Trao'
ton preferred was carried 2 points high
cr LockOwannu w and Smelling, colcga'
do Fuel, Tennessee Fuel ANA United RAN
way Investment l. Illinois Central, after
some hesllunco rose a point Union Pa
cine also became more active ana was
taken freely w poIn, and Northern Pa.
cihc gancd ~ much Westinghouse Eloc'
lrIc first preferred Yielded points and
Toledo ~, Louis a. Western .
The upward flight Of Great Northern
preferred Ut bh and Northern Pacific dl'l
not proven, u saggng tendency In the
general llS which wiped out some VI
the principal gains and caused n REDUCTION
NJ "A point In Amulgamutcd copper There
were additional glnh among the tpoclhl
tics third Ave, a knlckerhockor Ice rose
81, and. United states Rubber. preferred
and ~ Louis second preferred u point or
more, Federal Mining dropped Nv on two
transactions \ fractional advance M
Reading sloadi,d the market
llunds were steady NJ noon
After the rise IN Reading had subsidized
thu market again subsidized under the lead.
orship Of Union Pacific which sold down
TO ~, Business was practically nj q
standslll az ! o'clock
Realizing In linton Pacific on tho divI.
] dcnd increase drove II down ~ below ych'
4 tcrduy's ilnal figures aud caused spocula'
| tive unoasincw IN the whole market
| Northwestern stocks eymaplhlgod sharply
| silh Union Pacific Northern Pacific los
| Ing all Of ~ . point rise, Trading wa'
moro lively undrr tho selling Biscuit fol
| 3 and Metropolitan street Railway nnt
Atlantic Coast !, steel foundnos rose d
| nnlnl
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16,0 bulls, stays, etc, 2oon3,@
Hops Receipts, llOoj innkot steady
Heavy i,M1iCo, niNedl 5bi'MobOi
lghw hesuAiot pies' 'dSuS'@i ou'k oil
sh6op Receipts 400, market slow and
wrnkor Westerns b,i5hGli, wcihcrs. i,l5
95,aji ewes, i0onLSi. lambs 6,bo"i H.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas cry July Cattle Receipts,
lOm Native slc,clrs Mqao.io nouys cows cows
ors, 2,,bsii iOl bulls 82ini,oo, calves, 500
a5i western fed steers 3 jon6,0 woFi-
orn fed COWS, ei5qm&
lIogsy Receipts 1000 market gfpt
cents lower BUR ol sales, o,GrQ6lW'
packers i0p5'Si plgs ana lights, boo
ahocp-.Rocelpls, 5000, market steady.
Muuohr, onS ,b' lambs, e,mdi p range
wcthcIs bIOhJ eii led owes lbon5,D'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
DAYS BUSINESS
IN MINING STOCKS.
Morning Call Comparatively Quiet
But Figures We're Fairly
Firm
LOWER MAMMOTH WAS ACTIVE
Uncle Sam Found Takers Above 10
And Closed Sttoag'-New York
Brisk

while the morning was comparh'
,lvcly quiet one ou change, the shares
,old brought the neat figure Of 'biOlbo,
with Lower Mammoth a lovorlio ana
Uncle sam second best Tho former
NSakoned considerably ana dropped
20 31G but on the open board the stock
regalnod Homo Of ~ lost strength ana
dropped q block or two AZ 80H' uh'l'
sam continued arm aud exceeded lhe
hest figure OF the day before several
pons closing, the bid was 40, WIN
limited offerings at ilh New YORK
did remarkably well although The STOCK
weakened and sold down 10 bJ'p buyer
90. Dely was taken at $40, swansea
At 30 and YANKEES at 49,
The closing nguros were ae lolo"s'
TppAy1S QUOTATIONS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Rl3CAplTrLATlON,
a, =, Campbell,
Etoeh Broker, go -, u, Walker Block
SENSATIONAL STRIKE,
ore FOUND In the Sands,orm NJ lnnornh
UOps NJ 900 lo tho Ion,

Coos elO,0OO 10 the Ton,
2cb Kendall returned from columbia
last evening and brought the news ot a
sensational strike ON the SlndsloWm
mine. SAYS the bonanza ot Tonopah
The lodge which WAS uncovered III INV
lofuR aud MuNuo lease, W three lrcl
wide and runS Slno0D 90 the tom rms
~ one of the greatest NtrlkcN over mhuo
I'm tIoldHeld llo also brought the news
of IA strike ON me FLORENCE "A ledge ne.
ing uncovered In the Wnlron Lease, AZ
n dcplh OF 30 fooL that snyH $3.50 TO
tho tom, MA
The tenth consecutive monthly dNi-
dond Of the great Combination mlno,
amounting totd2,0O0, ur ~ per 'rW ON
stock igNlCd has been declared naE'
nhlo todnN The mine " looking tplcn'
did and the 10 stamps at the company y
min are dIoppug night ana day on man
pmdc ore, The output NJ present IN
creator than over aud ficndy shipments
of concentrates ANA iuilinRa are hcng
made 10 the mcltcrN,
Last week the lionOnIa mentioned
that James Grimes ana aHauclulrH, BIlly
Grimes ana llogor nouRhcrlN hhd rc'
fused 100000 cash for the Toggory groul
of Ave claims M Gold Reef ON Mon
day Ol this Wook the offer WnA raised
Ga 100000 provided a 30 days optlol
be given ThIt was accepted, though
iclucWnlly aud the deal closed, II II
understood that John Brouner, tho vel
known furniture dealer, " california
So the purchaser llo has certainly so
cured ID choice piece VI property fol
tho ledge mNttcr oropg over no feet N
width OH the surface, almost the ful
lcnglh of one claim aud gold can b,
pAnned from almost any part NJ II
Mr. Brcmer " expected In Tonopah to
day or tomorrow
SIR EllIs ma Mr. Dickson, being ask
ed ~ TO the rumors OF dissonelon cN
ittIng amongst the mombow OF TN
board OF directors OF tho Montana.Tt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets are comparatively
auet today A ear " bananas
arrived this morning, also u car Of Al.
ber,o peaches from 'rcSus IN Grated
baskets, and expressed tomatoes and
cuoumborf ana ,an,noupos from
Moapn The demand Tor lemons con.
inuos M fierce as ever and prices arc
becoming sitter, In the nsh market
black bass are short and there " no
more pike and very little perch, Bu,
barracuda and king Ash are to be had
The prices obtaining In the local mar.
kots today are a. follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
CHECKS RECEIVED
United states mining ana Utah con, Pay
Dividends,

Local shareholders In the uleh Con.
solIdalod and United states Mining
companies were today made The rcolp.
tents Of checks representing recent div.
ldonds, The former distributed the sum
Of 100000, while the latter scattered
broadcast neat little $4,000, or a
sum equal TO 70 cents per share Both
properties are IN primo condition and
holdcrs Of stock look for continuation
~ such performances for an indefinite
period,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York July ~ sugar raw, nrm
Fair refining 5h centrifugal @ test u
molasscs sugar 8t
crushed t,ri powdered $685. granu'
lated, b2N
coffee steady No T. invoice s.
Butter steady State dairy, common to
choice, aOi western creamery linlN
Cheese and Eggs Unchanged
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wool.
81 LOUIS,

~ Louis. July D,~Wool, sttadN Ter
ritory and western mediums, @p3Qi me
medium ?gn 81 ino, l5uii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

invested 5000 m the stocks lio SAID
he had no returns on his investment
ana the money paid By him was not
used as represented
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
REGULAR cALL SALES,

Ans, i00 al o. l0O0 at lih,
Iarign, O0p At lAiR
Lower Mammoth, COO nj 3D 500 NJ
.Slg, 100 ~ $685., 400 at SSA 1900 nc 49,
COO Al 3iA
May Day, 700 AZ 4, 1000 nt ~.
silver Shield. 500 ~ n
l'nclc sum, 700 ut 3Nig, loo M "a
New York. ION NJ h3, l0O nt 30. ZOO
AT 3D., buyer 49,. 100 ut biAi lOO ~ STA,
900 N ~, huNor 10, NO0 ut o. 800 At
53lS, 400 M AR, buyer 3o
OPEN BOARD SALES
Dnly 100 W 10,
lowur Mammoth, eoO AZ 3o'., 100 at
apli,
Now York, zoe M 49,
swansea, 2oO IA 20
Uncle SAM 2aun M i0 1000 NJ ,oig,
Yankee, 100 NJ 30,
RECAplTrLATlON,
Shuroh Value
Noguar sales .,ur,ull0o0 'lhS6 20
opon board ,,u,ur,t, i2Oo lNlN3h
.a.......#.s. ....sH
Forenoon lopp .,u,lt2oo S'iohto
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, July Receipts r..
oo market steady, Good 10 primo slcorh
o.bqSioi poor 20 medium. 3,@Ut, az
stnckors nnd feeders 2,0di 3ii cows, ? 50
~ 70, helfera, 20odS.N, Gamers i0d
2,&, bulls, 9Dn3 NJ, calves 3,0)fiJ ~,
Tcyns fod steers 3,pfi 70,
llogsa Receipts today 1900, tomorrow,
loco, market 10 cents lower MIXED and
b Od6, Isl hulk ~ sales, b,iSa6,pj,
Shocp.- Receipts l20po market steady,
Good To choice wo'hcls, i,Nu02j fair IN
rholce mixed i0nlSi wcatcn sheep,
3Gq6,3 native lambs b,i6g5 rs, western
lnmhR. b. Onfli %.
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Nevada stocks,

James A. Pollock A. Co, brokers, 70.
ported the following quotations from
San Francisco today,
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OMAHA,

South omaha, July Cattle Receipts,
,30o Native steers, 3,'0n6,5O, COWS and
holforH 3,SUi,i0 western steers a,AU
~ Texas steers, 9,ijd31h, COWS aud
hollors 2.eon36b, Gamers, l@ds. "a
rlockcrs and foodors, 2,hoNiio o. calves, 40
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j. OBERNDoprIR,

stock Broker
Tel Bell ioa i6l =, Main 81,
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
CHARGES AGAINST BAKER
WILL NOT BE PUSHED

United States Circuit Judge Francis
Z. Baker. OF Indiana. who has been
charged by the Civil Service Commission
with violating the civil service as re-
CARDS the collection OF campaign assess
ments. viii not be called TO answer the
Indictment. The Department or Justice
has just concluded its Investigation of
the charges preferred by the Civil Serv-
lee Commission. and this is the result
of their work. which has been submitted
20 the President.
About three weeks ago the commits
sion referred 10 the department the evil
uence In the case. and the department
delegated an official TO 90 TO Indiana TO
make inquiry.
II was alleged that Henry F. Greene.
who conducted the first examination
during ~ latter part of September
discovered that several clerks employed
IN the Goshen. Ind. postoffice had been
asked w Judge Baker TO subscribe 8
per cent OF their salaries to the Re
publican campaign fund three years
ago. The clerks stated TO the COmmis-
sioner thar Judge Baker had pointed
out the expediency Of making such con
tFibutiOns.
il IS understood that the investigation
disclosed the fact that the statute Of
limitations applies TO Judge Bakers
case. inasmuch as the violation has been
outIawed. having occurred more than
three years ago.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
The Jaeger Underwear.

In the matter Of clothing 1t wouId ba
well for all Of us If we paid as much
attention to the choosing of our under
wear as we do TO outer wear. Indeed ~
the two. the underwear has much the
more vital bearing on the body's general
health and comfort. The Importance Of
this fact is fully appreciated bv the
wearers Of Jaeger woolens- This under
wear excels in its adaptation tn tba
breathing and excTeting function az H.
skin. and affords the best alI-aro,,,,5
protection against the changes ana e.
Verities of our climate
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

woman refused to be removed to hos
pltaI for rear that in her absence the
IIams mIght De neglected, and her
wandering son, absent eighteen wears.
would not ind it there to greet him
But the son did not come After the
let the lignt burn itself out.
h@'eryoooy but Mrs. Welies reached
the conclusion long ago that the wan
oSier nad met death in South Africa.
where he went as a hov -
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
REQUEST STORM SHELTER
FOR WAITING PASSENGERS

W. V. PeTi0insOn, voicing the feelings
Of majority Of South Brookland.s Il
citizens. has made a request TO the
District Commissioners that a shelter b
provided for waiting passengers Of street
cars at Rhode Island avenue and
Twelfth street.
Mr.. Perkinson complains that passen-
gers are compelled 10 wait In an open
lot from FIVE TO thirty minutes for 4
car. he mentions occasions when women
have been compelled to go home to
change their garments after waiting IA
the rain.
The Commissioners say they canaot
compel the railway company to put ur
a shelter. They cali attention 70 the
charter of the company, which implies
clearly that a shelter should be erected
at this point and others along the line
That point being Government property
the Commissioners have no Jurisdiction
over II. The only remedy II Is said IL
through a suit against the company
Order Red Clover Creamery Butter
At your grocer's tomorrow. Best yss
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
LIGHT IN WINDOW
EIGHTEEN YEARS
Welcome Flame Flickers
Out After Death.
DEMISE ENDS STORY

OMAHA Neb.. Nov. 3.-For the first
time In eighteen years the light that
burned in a window Of Mrs Naomi
Weiles' home here has gone out, for
the hand that tended il is stfIled in
death
Through her fatal illness the old
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
NeW Money Misplaced;
Engraving Force Scared
Doors Instantly Closed and Minute Search
Made-Sheets Included Notes and Bonds.
Found After Hours Hunt

A hasty conference of the bureau
chiefs and the Director was held. Then
a systematic search by everybody was
begun.
1t took more than an hour to locate
the missing sheets.
In the meantime, nearly every employe
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
Southern Railway Announces

Complete resumption of its triple-daiIv
through sleeper service to New OrIeans-
leave washington lis a. m, 1875 D. m
Bristol, etc. .
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

who handled or had occasion to handle
the newly printed money was questioned
and cross-quesuoned. No one seemed to
Know Just where the sheets We're last
handled.
4 ne rollers OF the various presses were
scraped in the belief that n sheet or 49,
siply several sheets got stuck to the
rollers. The waste paper. storerooms
ana every hook and Granny of the big
building was scrutinized with especial
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
Found.

just where or by whom the money was
found. Director Meredith refused to di-
Vulge, but everybody was happy when
word was given that the paper h5s5 been
found
Director Meredith said that about once
a year some forgetful helper will mis-
place a sheet, but so far none has at-sr
been actually lost.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
CARPETBAG BONDS
OFFERED CASTRO
His Help Wanted inScheme
Of Collection.
GAME TO PROFIT OFF SOUTH
As No Other States viii Take Paper
and Sue, Promoters Appeal
to Foreigners.

The collection agency scheme. which is
commonly understood 10 have been or
ganized by former Senator Pettigrew,
OF South Dakota. to force Southern
states TO pay the principal and accrued
interest on the immense bond issues
made soon after the civil war, is be-
ginning TO embarrass the Federal Gov
erlment.
When Pettigrew was a Senator. his
attention was called to the fact that
several Southern States had repudiated
issues OF bonds made during the carpet
bag regime to pay for public improve
ments. chiefly railroad building. Under
the Constitution, an Individual cannot
sue a State. and as these bonds were
State obligations. their holders were un-
able 10 discover any method for collect
ing them. Senator Pettigrew investi-
gated, and discovered the record of a
case in the Supreme Court in which that
tribunal had taken jurisdiction of a suit
brought by one State against another
State
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

The misplacing of several sheets of
newly printed Government notes and
bonds OF various denominations caused
general excitement at the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing last night.
When the change of shifts was being
made at 4:30 O'Clock it was discovered
that a certain amount of notes and
bonds was missing
Doors Guarded.
Director Meredith Immediately or
dered all doors and windows locked and
guarded.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

Baltimore and Return S12s, Baltimore
and Ohio r. R every Saturday and Sun
day. All trains both ways. both days.
except Royal Limited. Hourly Service
week days.
The Washington times., 1905-11-03
Baltimore and Return. S..z.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, every Sat
Congressional Limited
The Washington times., 1905-11-03

PIT. VENISE COL
LAR A n D c UF F
SETS, pretty shaped
stock and pointed Gifts.
HALF PRICE ~ c
SOC kinds for. r...... %