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Denver Directory

STOVE RErAiEs Of every known make
OF stove, furnace or range Geo. A..
Puilen. 1891 Lawrence. Denver. Phone "a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
QUIET IN THE CAPITAL.
No Outbreak an st. Petersburg
Holy Synod Calls for Peace.

ST. Petersburg, Nov u, 80 a. m.-The
a St Bartholomew massacre would take place
last night was demonstrated when the hours
passed without the slightest development OF
mob spirit. The only sign Of anything out of
the ordinary that the Jewish stores were
shuttered up earlier than usual in several
streets which rumor assigned as scenes for
looting and jewbaiting Students in uniform
avoided these quarters. and the frequent mill
tary patrols indicated that the authorities
realized the necessity of preventing any out
break in the capital.
An unconfirmed report was in circulation late
last night in the newspaper offices that Cos
sacks fired crowd in suburb beyond the
Moscow gate. but this later authoritatively
denied Prince Lvoff, the Moscow ZemstVo1st
and one of the leaders of the Constitutional
Democrats. has issued a reassuring announce
nent declaring that the ruTnors of organized
"Rlack Hundreds were almost entirely myths.
In an effort to pacify the country and end the
fratricidal strife Count Wtte has enlisted the
aid of the church and the Holy Synod, which is
now under the direction of Prince Alexis Obo-
lens<y. has issued an encyclical which will be
read in all the churches of the Empire in place
of th. usual Sunday sermon. 1t reminds Rus
nature of men and make them. like wild beasts,
forget the laws of humanity and commit crimes.
causing eternal remorse.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
SINGER TRIES SUICIDE.
Grand Opera Barytone, Ho"nded
bu Noney Sharks, Inhales Gas.

Driven to desperation by money sharks VINO
have been bounding him since he came to this
country Emil II. Greder. singer in the Metro
politan Opera Company, attempted suicide In his
apartments in the Antoinette. No 81 East 59th-
st last night by inhaling Illuminating gas. He
was taken to Flower Hospital. where late last
night it was said he would recover
According to Heinrich Conried. director of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. Greder, who was
at one time leading barytone of the Court The
atre Dresden. Germany. and is graduate of the
I,eipsic Conservatory of Music had to flee
Europe because of his many debts. He got into
the clutches of money sharks, who made life so
miserable for him that he had to abandon a
promising musical career and come to this coun-
try to escape them. Count Setback. of the
National Theatre at Dresden wrote to Mr. Con-
ried and explained the plight of the barytone,
and the director of the opera company here
GLADLY engaged him for the Metropolitan COM
many in the middle of last season. He made
hit when called TO take the part of Beckmesser
in Der Meistersinser." and was stage manager
for the German operas
Tnents with gas escaping from an open Jet A
hurried removal to Flower Hospital and quick
work on the part of the doctors revived him ana
late last night he was pronounced out OF DANGER
Policeman Tobin. of the East 51st-st station
was summoned, and hurry call was sent 10
Flower Hosital for ambulance. When Dr.
/ Ioizeneaux responded Greder was in serious
stored him TO consciousness and he was taken
70 he hoSritaf
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
MINORITY NAY REPORT.
Rumor That Legislature Insurance
Committeeman DO Not 1gree.

From sources close to the legislative insur-
ance committee it was learned yesterday that
there NAV he minority report.
Already the committee has begun to frame
its recommendations adding to or amending
them from time TO time as the hearings pro-
ceed 1t is understood that memorandum
placing on record the fact that except for time
limitations the committee would have made a
further investigation will be embodied in the
report.
Senator w. W. Armstrong, the chairman of
the committee accompanied by Matthew c..
Fleming. assistant counsel, made an examina-
tior Yesterday of certain vouchers and other
ma pers in the vaults of the offices of the Mutual
Life. Senator William ]. Tully left town on
Friday.
General Louis Fitzgerald was at his home
No 23c, Ilexington-ave., all day. With both
lanes Hazen Hyde and General Fitzgerald on
the witness stand the committee expects that
the mystery of the Equitables so-called yeiiow
dog fund will be explained although tne nm
portance of the testimony from inoEhas ~ 1ot-
dan still absent. is conceded Teely
insurance Commissioner OBr1en OF MIME
sofa was reported in town last night 10 pesHl
his investigation of the afalrs VI tii0
Life and New-YorK Lie III
Mr. HYDE denied that he purposed to sci! All
his houseT old furnishings and art OBJECTS with
view to NAL king his permanent resioelce dpio
Mr. HYDE said he had placed in storage 'InoS' u
The furnishings of his Long Island nome ~ilTH
he recently sold, but that a portion OF the
articles he did not purpose to keep ana tnat
these would be sold He said he had at present
a residence in New-York and another III farIs
and that he expected TO retain both
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
DEAD FROM YELLOW JACK
Il. Il. Out7cater. of Passaic, y. d.
.Succumbs at Hardnd.

Havana Nov IA. o. Outwater. of Passalc,
N J.. who arrived here from New-York last
week and later contracted yellow fever, died
at Il O'Clock this evening.
H V Chievers electrician. who recently
came here from New Orleans, has been taken
to the Las Anin1as Hospital yellow fever
suspect. The official board will tomorrow de-
termne definitely whether the disease Is yel-
low fever.
Passaic. y. J.. Nov. Il (SpeeiaD.-Richard u ont-
water received dispatch from Havana TINS a1ter-
noon which said that his son, Anderson was NOT
suffering from yellow fever. but was SICK with
dapg,,e something like the grip and that his cond-
ton was rot serious John Schmidt. VINO was win
young Outwater. reached home this aiteihooil'
When seen tonight said that he arrived on t ,s
steamer Fsperanza from Havana ana ina ~ LI.
he left Mr. Outwater sick at the Hot S,ar,
terre but was not seriously ILL., Albert w Da~+v So
ir Of This c,itv the third member OF the Pait'
sts yed with Mr.. Outwater
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
FINDS sIOO,OOO PACKAGE.
Securities Lost an Philadelphia
Picked Up by Student.

Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-THE package of foreign
exchange certificates for 100000, which was lost
on Wednesday night while in transit from the
office of G. Schumacher & Co, brokers, of New
York. TO the Tradesmens National Bank of
this city. has been found and was to-day deliv-
cred intact to the local bank
The finder Jacob Murkin. of Newark, a
student at the Medico- Chirurgical College in
this city The package picked up by him
at Sth and Chestnut SITS. in the centre OF the
city, on Wednesday night
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
U1Ou4N SHOT GOVERNOR.
Ruler of Moghalef, Russia, Wound-
ed bu Councillors Wife.

Moghaleff Russia, Nov. 1.-THE wife of Mu-
nicipal Councillor Czersky to-day attended a re-
ception given by Governor klngenherg, and
fired two shots from a revolver at the Governor,
woundng him in the abdomen and arm.
She obtained entrance TO the reception by
ueine the name of the Baroness Merendorf.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
APPLIES TO STATE FOR BRUNETTE WIFE.

nv Telsgraph % Inc IrIouh- ]
Omaha Nov. 11.--John Parker, a wealthy cat
t,e-nan Of Chadron. Neb., has asked the State
Labor Commissioner TO obtain him wife from
some Eastern State Parker describes himself
as having several thousand acres of decided land
af-sen hundred head of cattle. good ranch house
and other property The girl he wants must be
small with black ndir anu eye mus 'e sO0u
iooking and no; cranky
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
ANOTHER ODESSA PANIC.
General Erodas of Jezcs Prerented
by General Kaulbars.

& Petersburg Nov IA dispatch TO the
Russ, from odessa. published this afternoon
says:
Reports that massacre was contemplated
here 1o-5ay created a great panic A general
evod,,s ,s-as onIv prevented by the measures
talSer by Governor General Kaulbars. but the
situation continued threatening.
The 5ispstch describes AT length The atrocities
mich occurred al Odessa. saying that the ST
eosti-4sa - ..z-.- .==s
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
o,slocATgs JAW Mimlckrne PARsoN

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Mondovi. Wis. Nov. n.-Otto Hambruster VIII
never say Amen again. He made attempt
to initiate a local elergyman's pronunciation of
the word in a saloon and disloeated his jaw in
the attempt Five men managed TO help him
reclose the jaw after two hours work while he
suffered intense pain.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
WALKS FROM BOSTON TO NEW-YoRK
Broker of This City Takes Unusual Means to
Regain Health.
rBr Telegraph to The Tribune ]

worcester. Mass Nov. u.-Frank Mcintosh
:. broker of New-York City, arrived here to-day
on a walking trip to New-York from Boston
which he is taking for the benefit of his health
His physician ordered him to get outdoor. exer-
else and forget his business cares. and he de-
c,dad 10 take good long tramp. He expected
to reach Brookfed tonight.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
CALLS TURN ON T4GGART.
Gouernor Orders Gambling at French
Lick Stopped.
rRy telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Indianapolis: Nov. 1.-THE gambling houses
at Tom Taggart's French Lick resort and az
]. .ee SincIGir's resort at West Baden. are TO oe
closed under an agreement With Governor Hanly
v no gave them the alternative OF stopping saih-
blirg or having receivers appointed 70 take
charge of their properties Under the voluntary
association law the state may take charge CT
the nroDertv of such corporations where they
violate the Law.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
DEATH FROM FOOTBALL LIKELY.

MarshalItown. Iowa. Nov. 11.-Randall Nc
Leod left end OF the Hampton High School
football team. was probably fatally injured to-
DAY in game with Marshaltown High School
His intestines were ruptured during scrim-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
FAMOUS CHURCH DESTROYED
Monastery on Mount Athos Wrecked by
Earthquake Shcek.

sa.onica European Turkey. Nov. 11.--An
earthquake having its centre in the Peninsula
OF Athos to-day destroyed the great church OF
tee Russian monastery on Mount Attos The
damage was S125.fDo.
Mount Athos has been since the middle a4s
the seat of a ponastie republic numbering now
about 6.o00 monks. Some of the religious
houses dated by legend. as far back as
The days of Constantine In recent times they
have, through three centuries OF MosleR rale,
preserved their Independence and pTiyi,-soe.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
EARTHQUAKE IN SALT LAKE Oil

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
salt Lake City Nov 1.-An earthquake anOe n
was Mainly felt here to-day. Buildings ,ti snooh
and vindows ratified, but the damage was siisie'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

..-he s.cond Empire, of the New York Central Is
1..nannderf1Jilv popular daily train leaving New
pat 90 y n arriving Buffalo ie.2o = NJ. stop
nin- nprH al Albany Utica. Syracuse, Rochester ana
Satavia.-AdYt
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
REVIEWS GRAPE JUICE AND CLAREfS

wiil add TO the enjoyment OF your M, H1es' york
fi..I. Dewey Sons CO.. iS' FuIioh 81 - - -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

.s,eaisl fsfss via S.s,- -AsSNai4 line 10 Ftos.aa-
- -. tlle.-- -s--ta-.-'---N--
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

caatianca On fer7tt rssr-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

There is some question as to how speaker
Cannon wil receive the feeoni'ei'Qs'io 'io'is .
hose members of Congress who arc committed
to this programme. for the reason that as is
wen known. the committees on expenditures IN
the various departments were organized for use
when the administration was Of a different po-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
New York Cotton Futures.
Daily Cotton Movement.

alyeston-Steady; middling 7ss; net receipts 10,615; gross receipts 10,615i sales 624; stock 15S, 446; exports-France s132; continent 1850; coastwise 140.
 New Orleans-Firm: middling 3-16; net receipts 4467; gross receipts 4467; sales $500; stock 273.425: exports-Great Britain SSO0 coastwise 1918.
 Mobile-Steady; middllng 71a; net re- ceipts 9T3; gross receipts 973; stock 45.191; exports-coastwise one.
 Savannah-Quiet midding 71A net re- ceipts 2O04; gross receipts 2O04; sales 449; stock 47,119; exports-coastwise 661
 Charleston-Firm middling 7A; net re- ceipts 1T; gross receipts AZ stock 14- S10
 Wilmington-Stead mddling 7A: net receipts 153; gross receipts 153; stock 13.6l5; exports-coastwise 417
 Norfolk-Steady; middling 75s net re- ceipts 153O; gross receipts 153O; sales 125; stock 31 200; exports ;coastwise 417
 Baltimore-H Holiday; stock 7414
 Boston-Quiet; midoling 1885, net re- ceipts 205 gross receipts 1190.
 lphia-Steady: middling SIG gross receipts 25; stock 125O; exports continent 100.
 New York-Quiet; middling 7.S5 gross receipts 24S9; stock 72.53l
 Total today at all ports. net-19, ,994; ex- ports-Great Britain $500; France SEP; continent 1450; stock 665354
 Consolidated, at all ports. net-19. .994 exports-Great Britain $500; France S132; continent 1450.
 Total since September i, at all ports, net-7, 11,1Os; exports-Great Britain D. 673,S5 France 599. 136; continent 2,276,259: Japan 11O,932; Mexico 23,135.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05

that some of the information indus triously circulated during the last few weeks lacks foundation or has been ex- aggerated for the purpose of lifting prices in the interest of speculative hold CTS This distrust led to precautionary measures on the part of large holders O. securities by the placing of stop loss oders"
 The knowledge of their existence in large volume is pretty sure to invite the organization of bear party amongst professional operators, who will sell stocks freely and offer them at de- clining prices with the purpose of fore ing the price to the figure at which or ders exist to sell When that is reached, the character of the selling becomes pre- cipitate and offers inviting opportunity profit. This has occurred on large scale during the week The mystery which Is maintained on the subject of the im- portant projects which have been allud- ed to in the reports. helps to foster the doubts and fears of the speculators
 But the effect of the absorption of stocks in the market has been to impress a credence in the working out of exten- sive projects effeeting new relations amongst railroads, and the reaction in the price of the stocks of properties point
 
 all credit of the stories
 The buoyant conditions in steel and the enormous absorptive power of the demand for it's products make a notable impress sion on sentiment regarding the whole in- dustrial situation, although the effect on the United States Steel stocks has been belated. Bank clearings throughout the country are running at unprecedented fig ures, those for February being far in ex- cess of any previous record for that month, in spite of some declines in the south owing to low prices for cotton. Rail- road earnings are improving again in spite of the drawing out of the rate war on ex- port grain, which threatened to spread to import traffic in the contest between At lantic and gulf ports for traffic. The still unexhausted resources of capital and the ease of the money market are potent fac tors in sustaining the securities market, and easy absorption of new capital is- sues is still feature of the situation.
 Foreign markets are affected by the enormous new Issues, notwithstanding the abundant accumulations of reserves in money centers. The steady expansion of the value of our merchandise exports in connection with the marked ehrinkage in our exports is watched with attention In It's bearing on our future access to the benefits of foreign money markets.
 Bonds have been less active at the stock exchange, but the outside business is re- sorption.
 United States 2s advances 1s; the s. A and the 4s, 1s per cent on call on the week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
NJ IMPORTANCE
 ID STOCK TRADING Resisting Power of Market Was
 Fully Demonstrated
WAS AN UNSETTLED WEEK
suoyant Conditions In Steel and Enor- nous Absorptlve Power Make a Notable Impression on Senti-
 ment Regarding Situation.

New York March 4.--Not much import ance was attached to todey's stock mar ket. Dealings were not large, and the tone was hesitating until the resisting power of the market was demonstrated. In the final dealings the demand took on some animation, and New York central and Union Pacific rose strongly. This evl- dence of the continuation of reaction in those important stocks had cheering et- feet on the whole market, and the closing was firm and quite active. The attraction of the Presidential inauguration accounted for number of absentees from the floor of the exchange, and had its effect on the shrinkage of business. But there is per ceptible also a growing conservatism In the views as to the advisabihty Of further rise in prices from the level now current The reflected influence from for eign markets was brighter this morning. and there seemed less apprehension over the immediate outlook in Russia
 The traditional view of the expiration or congress, especially where measures view ed with disquietude have been under con sideration, was of some effect in the minds of professional traders. The announce ment that a settlement had been effected of the export grain war was received with great satisfaction, as the length to which this controversy was being drawn out threatened bad effects on railroad earn ings. The weakness of the bank state ment seemed to have been accounted for, and tne strength of the market develop ed after it's appearance. The decline Tn the cash item was slightly more than ex- pected but the loan expansion was re- garded on the whole as moderate consid- ering the magnitude of some of the opera tions of this week and last week. which figure in the average. Bankers express the opinion, however, that money rates may work higher from this time.
 Total sales of bonds, par value. $2,2S5,- OO0
 There has been a great deal of unset clement in the stock market for the week owing to heavy profit taking sales. The recent speculative favorites have undergone wide reactions, and the influ- nee has been sufficient at time to over come that of the strong features. which have developed in the market The result has been a very active but highly irreg- ular market the volume of business having risen to the largest since the present active speculation was inaugu- rated. The character of the news has not changed and there has been nothing to indicate that underlying conditions of business, industry and money have been altered. But misgivigs have arisen that the rate of rise in prices of securities has been more than commensurate with the Improvements which 1t was meant to measure. Suspicion has grown also
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
Queen and c
Central of GeoroIs nsrIro,d
Southern Railway Co.
Schedule In Effec. June 1e. 1905.

Schedule in Effect June 1o. 1905. Trains leave Birmingham as fololws; o'io a. m'-No. 3s. for Atlanta. Washing ton. Baltimore. Philadelphia. New York and the East. Pull. man Drawing Room Sleeping Car, Birmingham to New York o,zV a' m-No. ID for Montevallo Ma piesville. Selma and way sta- tions
 lS;2S D. m.-No 35. for Columbus. wes, Point Winona. Greenwood and Greenfille; also shenieid and Florence and North Ala bnma points.
 o's' D. m'-No. l5, new train. for Cordova. oakman, Corona and way sta- lions; also Blossburg. :" D. m'-No. 22. for Anriston and way stati =: al. Talladega. e'lo D m-No. S6 for Atlanta. Jackson Vile and all Florida points; also Charlotte. Richmond. Washington. New York and the East Pullman Sleeping Car Birmingham to Jackson Vile; also Birmingham to Richmond. Va
 lo;2o D. m.-No. 37 for Columbus. West Point Winons. Greenwood and Greenvii!e. Pullman Draw Ing Room Sleeping Car Bir- mingham to Greenville. iz'io a. m.-No. 21. for Selma, Mobile and way strtlons Pullman Draw ing Room Sleeping Car Bir- mingha to Mobile. '3O D. m-No. 9S. new train. for Atlanta. Annistcn and way stations. Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Birmingham 10 Atlanta. Sleeping car can oe occupied at Union station s:3o D. n.
 For detailed information and sleeping car reservations app,y passenger office. Morris Hotel building. Telephone SIT. J. N. HARRISON. Dist. Pass. AEt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
sm,,Ien 6 Co.'S Market Letter.

The cotton market was very narrow one today Liverpool cables were un- changed for futures, while spots were two points lower, with sales of 5000 bales the New York market opened slightly lower. May selling off four points at 7.35. There was some covering but yes terday's sellers and May rallied to 7.4A closing at 7.4s. The movement continues to run quite liberal, but there seems to be quite a good demand for spot cotton and we can see no reason why prices should not go higher We would buy May cotton on all easy spots.
 Stocks--The. short session In the stock market today was very quiet and showed narrow fluctuations. Sloss-Sheffield moy- ed about considerable on small transac- tions. the opening being at S9, sold off to S6 on the next sale and closed at N. Tennessee Coal and Iron, after selling off 11a per cent to STA, closed at S9 Re- public Steel common opened at a decline of 2s sold down 1A more. and closed about s4 per cent below last night. New York Central was the most active of the railway list after selling at 155$, closed at 15s. Sugar gained about 1A from the low point The bank statement was not considered good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
Eruitr an... Produce.

Corrected daily by C. B bell Y O., .Dis
 Morris avenueb Lemons-Per box. extra choice. S3.500 BIS.
 Limes-Per 100 s1.25.
 Bananas-Per bunch .75c to s1.5o Apples-Per barrel. Ben Davis. s3.25; Greetings. Baldwin. $3d3.25. California navel oranges. s2.25u250. Florida oranges. s2. .25d2.50. Grape Fruit-s3Q4 Peanuts--Fanrv. per pound. GIG: Nc \ 51kc.
 Nuts-Brazil. l4c: almonds. I4c: walnuts. 14c; mixed nuts. pe lb.. Pc. Cleaned entrants. per h.. Sc; citron. per h.. 17c.
 Celery-Callfornia. e0cQsl per dozen. Cranberries-Boxes. t2.50 Potatoes--Irish potatoes. per bushel. Goo.
 Sweet Potatoes-cuIln,an per barrel. sl 756t2; Dooly yams. per brshel, 90c. Barrel s2.75.
 Cabbage. lAc per pound. Rutabaga turnips-lAc per pound. Onions-Per pound. 2.lc Turkeys-Live, 15c; dressed, 1sd20c. Hens-35Q40c: chickens, 2Jq30c Butter-Fresh. 1Sa20c; renovated BOG Eggs-Per dozen 20c.
 Fresh Oysters-Selects. per 1000. S4.50; extra selects. per 1000 s. Rabbits-Per dozen, 25q75c- Quail-Per dozen. Sl.5061.75. Peas-White. per bushel. q .3591 50; clay. per bushei. uQ1.15. [.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
COTTON OPENED
 DULL BUT STEADY Little Change Noted in the
 Southern News  TRADING WITHOUT FEATURE General Tone Was Steady and Quota. tions Hung Between the Opening '''' and Level of Friday
 Night.
 
TRADING WITHOUT FEATURE

New York, March 1.-The cotton mar ket opened dull but steady at decline of to points in response to, slightly lover cables Southern news continued just about as recently, and trading here during the early session was without feature The general tone was steady and quotations hung between the open ing and last nights level Receipts of cotton at the ports today 19,994, against 24.O44 last week and 49Ss last year.
 For the week receipts estimated, 150,- GOO bales against 157,S7 last week, and 51,2S3 last year.
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 4467. against 2164 last year, and at Houston 6s1S bales against 12S1 last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-05
Liver, ,ooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool. March 4-Spot cotton in fair demand; prices 2 points higher American middling fair, 4.56; good middling, 4.2G; middling. 4.12; low middling, 4.O2; good ordinary, 3.S6; ordinary. 3.70 The sales of the day were 5000 bales. of which 1000 were for speculation and export. and n- cluded 7S00 American. Receipts, 5000 bales. including S70O American. Futures opened quiet and closed quiet and steady Amer
 ican middling, zoe: March, 3.97; March April, 3.97; AprilMay, 1; May-June. 401; June-July, 4.03; July-August 4.03 Au- gust-September, 4.04; September October, 405; October November. 4.04; November December, 4.06 December-January, 4.07.