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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

ErTrEH- -3uc,c: rrei.arrv-Exfra ISo,thern,
~ ~ sSedGr'-s.s @ i.@:s ..s'sas i-4....c: rr"sss.
S,l.ic r.,i:y pa, ae,l-Ea',..y .t:icic: py,r to
sa,; i.ns: '.,.,;y ."S. M M 'n.. Il .,,. ,,s n
,.HEESr - On o,..-.: Twin. Is,;c: ssnrles
ie r,'n,s, i..s inSss..n%is. sH i:,",'s c;
Eri;c: h;ick-chcIce q; lJisc: second quality
fs:'is-Rocc.,ci ,.I,o cases local: - cases
:hrnur..; sf.iEi:.i i.p,: cases Under IN. rai.,
governing era,..:S. shippers !nust stand all ioss
Ssss Sss, In ine.,s no.. IN we IN i"bsnx way a.ass:
charge. aTsts. Cases included. .ii.c. and extra
l.ivs TprLrEY-o:d caiskens-ro~h SC.
ro3s;-,. DC: taik.ys. So"i are,snr s,,s,: .uils
MIN ana 49, sns e' sssse -1,ix r".,rH g.
s.,.n: i;lSs sssssa. .ysrss r..sspss ] s.e' .:ucI:
lisc: Yui-a c!'.Es. per s.ox. s.. live viSeons
II TRis4Sp-n i-i ot.i.T.E:y-c..ss.a.- Fowl. nc:
s.s IT, .IIna al i s.s s'Sfyi S;ce s' &c
c.i.ns Is,Is,,. Foregoing p;irss Tor sweet c.oict
''Gs, i. sas 'asS1ss Ras esSi:. t;G 'e;i s,s small
ard r.ieo;ei much .sss; Jack rabbits Hs
'tE hSI ssg ssao -. .a,s :, ,sa II, %, u.,,
.t.c :,r h'a.y: her-'ics. Thin a:.i small. ?aic.
W. sne. . &c sr 20 n ::E .i. . s:. ,.a r.a 10 no
pr ss'd calves au";Alle n: &c ter ID. for
,a aES" Etr y, r. c1 n 'h. reg i,:s, n Ss n =.
NJ .; a. Is, - /: at lie: X; y a, s',s. cs,eks @
a, :i-c.. ESy:na..F.. ID: No a, 6: 80. !:
=. G.. NJ" u. e. E'!l'as-P.r H.: No. I at
81: No. .: etc: No. a; :r.
EROf; t.I.'iS-t.u"t-: v. !ayae-sSe3 @.
E.51 Or ,'s y. '.e'i!';:n a. .Ss: No. at
EoAsIIEG rI,;S .!aI % r.r hsaa
FRESH FTSH-!'r"hI-:si. Quote: Black ta.s
~. I-T IL. cTs.i.i.. - -. in.-lurn t1 s. Spr
.iIes .-zr-.'i Cgt-su lar '-'- - 'i-~. :, c-tr-
ii!l Cs- SIC. N.ll.-r 'si-s9-..i e;-.: hr.: a,,-
iarc -i-s. large t'-.s---i size. n. ,!iu,,,
drrss--I .. Gsra1n cn'o-ia-as Gr-sa.,! =. lar:e
gI'ss s.. sinai! Er"-- snail J.i'rssI %: SUR
fish &c. vr.'s I.:ch 8 5r.s-s! sturgeon .hls.
off. g. s,r!;.d bass III in n or over, a, -
T., a -. turtles Sna?r!Es ,c an: so!, s,lcI: 2.
i..- IL. Turtle meat SC TeTr1D.I a; &C Der
cck.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

::a. according 9" size and quaiisy. Ruasets
TANGtn,SEs- Florida S.seas for brieh,.:
riNEAIri.Es- 5eas sor choice hsss
LEMONS -californl. s,.es. and new Ns.ins
so Er box in johsins way. Lines sc0N
co'OAN,.rs- Per 1850 E. 'rk. s. 50: Job
MSI.,!a Ntsfsl.H @ e psF rst Ss' ssl: c.n
:oTn:, - Enp;I"r: s:.:S' per box; ~s
'EVNHfi,I:iI:% a joSLins way. ii:.ssss
fc.rArof>- Rurr,~ ssas:c: straw rural, sc:
vs,,. ;ari.'i. !. ao,;sis on TN: bulk Whit. So
TNH.;Fe,Nrs.F,ori,a. 1:SeaA
,u.., mons fansy y.!!ew ; SKI tq.sc: fsnsy
sh2ice =, !, t.n.y Sor,hsrn and Ess,ern ;,ss ..i
ste .:alos .s on sskas ,:s ard en,sn. q: sfs e
SPANISH oNIoNs-ns % per cras. IN q Job
:aRHiGE- Holland seed .,a Ne~ rork Dan
on order. Ia. rcr IT.. for Holland seed: red
,s. ,ssf.skkATSr Z. ut. @ snrs. s.,s ms.: '''' ":':
X;W HnF:S.KAnis:t :. p.r b'. on or'ir,s.
.,'Ei-Elif u oa,e. grown. ,ars.. .a.oe: dx.re
Or. crates AZ ai.-:I2 !" per crate del: Kaia:
maSc. i91i i5c Ter bunch. Celery ,oo;s i50fss
Va <E.'i 2Jn.rc fo- ucwashcf
EEEAS- -Enns grown &c pop bu Loose.
ZIG tLaST-',ur'r choice At 3. as.le ~ Tor
r-:u crate: s. .sr:, ~ per hamper Tor choice
Z" =! = f1- snail
MUSTARD GREENS AND KAl.E- -c"fscsc ner
nn box f"- h'm--E grown: New Orleans I562s0
SPiSA' H--.i a.. per doz. punches for New
oi,eans: home grown :sss3.' per bu bog.
~ !NHSt,aS-22f: -. r.r fu-. del.
.,loHAIorS '-hasx.t .rat"s-Califoenla ffcus
s-has.ss crates. SsIs.
I.ETTrc!;- Home grown asa.Is, r~r hu. loose
NV Orleans s5a3. 70 th. Florida 8. "a: -
SWEET POTATOES Home grown FssrnmIsa.
*''Ss' Per bu. box. Naa,~n,ond seass. Queen
GREEN rEas'noics Florida At nominsrly
& ~ per hammer.
REANS-''hrc~ Florida raie eYecn ana wax
y .''.e n.I haUYrr: ,nun.! xI."n 90 esH2 ~ per
box: - GO usr faui'-r: T.Nas coarse S.:S
20: '-tu lIst"f Wax anG.5c
BRtSSEIS - RO'-TS-i5c per au1r@.
tiItktIIS-EOinc- grown itUJpc per hu. Mich.
ieal rsS.-ac f'a ;hs
GREEN PEPPERS S!.:5aIJS PER crate.
Gi MO -t.t:ges sized 81 5f'as. small ~ a -
T3 per c.as. FOR Florida: Texas sc per y hss.
t0N
III BEARD SQUASH AND PrMrKIHs-ses
csJ.i.iFIov-ER sae = r.r hsi. for choice;
!nf..;or lsse california 81 80 per crate.
tT'TNRE.fsS- Fan~v Eastern 81 Ter dox.
Florida s.1.2 - tu Texas s:T: 25
PAESSIrS HON. rrUvn. washed. O0C0o
Der bu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
UOVooIO00.

foRK-r o = o::o,s standard nns0 ia Q
I.aR!.-f- -1!cs s..-ri on z SHE Closed nom.
,naIv "a. Tsc~. s.,;i' --sad-red 7.zsc
GREEN EtM. E-TF.-1se:e AZ !oes r a b
Z sas: Esr.-,s-ss. a. Sec: IL. q; axe lee
sslnn.s Ii.rn.- .nI I.g,. 50, sa:ss sse:
aY, .. .-se bellies >gs-ay- a. ~: !e-sv.
q. ~. !s-sv. n. si.c. :Sa.. q. sSr- FROM shS
b:.ss s.;.: Nan, ., 7tSse s.r fus % house.:
: h.!'.ss q. .>s - a.. sccn.ai,E % average:
csiifor.ias .: SSsss.c. Sss Yo.A shoolders
70 > MEaTs-Te arrive. ,,... cured e'riss
c!os~d nocnin.i!y. cav. :; q. An1 5es- ss
~.y r3s~a: f,I,-e s.or,s -t :',e. e.r'Ss .Se:
share ci~s. a. title. a: AZ 70 Sc plates a$e:
e.. sAes. 81. standard taehs SIC: erdsss
EA~-S-Rai . e meats IN Q s,hA,ns vsy
fa,s.:. BYeskssss Ear.n from .ir Far hsovS -
~ sGr c.oso- Ex,f. .Arns .. 80 30 lS-c. cai,.
:erria hsas s-.d-isc; S.s fa,s shoulders ..
s:y .snxei Era sao,-s .. Sic: c'Sibs a
s,,s ssor. eisss ssc: b~il.-s SIC 20 yr: pia.eS
20 "a. lsrss =. ~; standard hacks r.
of-Eo s!EAHISE7-So Normal af :S07Re
TsiiCw - Country IN light o6sYtn6 ana
s..scy: Sc. ran .. a.. ~ ; - n o|c eoyS
.: = is.tsrs- ir:r~ SEC - SIC
GREAsK-rrcfs bfuSn as NJ ysilc1 1xG1A~
Os.ss sc :or erdirasy % s. far ehsscs: oSehesj
80 s,s.n ,,,asAe. yellow Ssesse. white
HEs:r-Ca oss.rs. Be!A.-P,a,e so: roi, ~:
EG,;oe Xa-sss NJ: mea q 20 Dr.ea. esr n.
asss I;c sssscss .1e: hkoehlss II: ouasl1so Ioe:
scHCseS lsc ana isc
Mo0o- xsssensi Yssds: Yorsas sAss0Asss
Dse6aS oA0os-ss: bssehsss oaooAA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
TRADING IN LOCAL STOCKS
QUITE ACTIVE AND STEADY.
RAILWAYS COMMON Comfy
CES To ADVANCE.
Banking and Trust Company Is
sues Receive Good support
Transfer Stock Lower.

Trading IN local securities was steady in
yesterdays session -; tn. ~. Louis Stock
EXcaaHs. The volume IL trading WAS
quit. large. ar. Anv signs 81 weakness
which v"-. d!sc.-uIb.. Monday had COM
p.etrly DISAPPEARED. Issues IN all lists
wcr" In ':-rlaua and s.verA; stocks scored
advance
Mississippi Valley Trust VAS again q
point higher. selling at SIS National BANK
., 'o'n;n.r". sol! 5, higher than on Nom
day a; SsA. and twenty-five shares q
Mechanics American changed hands at
xS:. Niss"!V. iArcoin Trl!s: Vas about
steady. a t.lrc..--nAr~ lot s.ii.rg nj S.S.
II lCt.cas W.-r- IN good demand and
hichr- United. Railway continued i.s
atVanI~. whic, commenced. las: week. AMI
sold yesterday as high as S3S.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
SseO


No foys - :. -Fsl-s s-c=-s-i-s e-~-
- ~ -sfrtsi-s-s td=sisN - t=>.->sS 90 ,ss
sH-tv-tT ae'c>i-E s1--~-na. = Ess esvHs-.-~s
- - aes -~s~-t.t : ra-- - = --s
st1-k 90. ~ S--fsrs - -.7g-.. l.--- :
'ni,~, fe--1-t yri.-i rocc-- c7--~s - So
a; a. .. .. K. c'n--: .: -.
NEsssF J-7--Eszses --x- vas ,~s---. Z
- ssT :. sNs =s-sss 80 yaas..r c---- ~
- = ~s.s .k;. -~s-.t.- - ts- -. rr.rsP-.sS
.---s t----S~s .-7- -, "a = I-..-css-ssSs
Rsta. --s-s.s - So. re - }. "a "A:
t~e> *. Sze>= ! ..asar 49, e. q
<-s-.s1-F 81 --c-s-.t.iv are.rs .-as-s -.
-r--y .. go g = a. at.-rrs- wss s--ra<-~S
= - t2i.gs~ = syaAs-s - - a. s-ss *
r-.tse.-s ts-A ~: ->-Sss. 80 r--s
.at a. a. Ts-.sy 10y s~-~ -e>--. q. A. vita
e-..s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

~ ~WuWs 0obo~uos
New York Dec Ir-su1. -!r was . lover .:
fIs5 IN -" i.nion r..rk-', b; "a ur.- ver.
Gu~' Ma ~, g.9-"d a; ss.o'a-. ss r.-.r
ras hizh.r =. i.-'!-n- closing AZ % los 20 -
a1i g. %. - .rT ;-:.'e.- IT, ,7ca s'.a'ion
vrs u.-fa-s-i >, SUPPLIES q: ro-> >TY"a.. b
~ .'-,;,i,y',c a, 8: ~ si';,.s =; 3, "a
g,.@.sn..'i At :. s;~'..- a'i,.ase: a,...'
Nhl.. -, .Tr.c. -.E.a.n,s: sanr~' a. i,' =.
2 n IL: q ;Tva e.. a. =. 8, - .,..,a::
az - .ss.ty, J fasi'y x.-s.:- !:
% sss-EsE-. J.. =. y a.. Ss3sS.
The Visible.
Se~ T0-< .~-. ''-s.~~ssi 'as,e an: .-'.-
80. =, - - ,.'.ssl,r "s.n m .v.,,.,,.
.-s,5-,,l.. a. c5r-:.ar~f z-.s is~ .r~,an., Ef...
$3.50 49, So az -. saS .;ai s.n~ = a. a. b..
1...-ea.e. 50. -, "a -s:,.,y. r-e-.a.. Z, 81
cT,:,.i s,no: =: 'ss -, .>1a;s '.:; :.
as cana "a "a: p: Ess:s- t->r..~; q. =.
I, t. - I'd. 81 :. irs-;a: 80. ;s; &. -; "a
iiaror. Is; .. la a. cr.s,s,z-y '.t.r a:
~ .- . " Az ss =; 80 -. wa.Sss asa ..i ~. 80.
s,r-a-a-- To- ;.~;:ar :.-sas-- are -. %
"a. , - 49,. -i-.. Ia. a: o-a.s. -. ~.
f,....aE-or. az; = ." sI- q; IDai~silIe
ro1ee.
s.- rs-k. %. - -s-csss: ss,:: y. :.
y.rss. 80 cr-~- :.;Irts -r.-es s:.asS a,
t.-ti-~ q Z. i5cs. . csss-l1ss - sHsUsaf
4 -a.yoir.i-s F.f1s~ar c..l~s. a.t .s... 81
cr.ss~. Its4 l1.s --3s- catering ;l2...z..en
Wa s;-ts. ',szss: r-.,.-a;,'y .ar;y. "a: ,s.r.
sEx-sssf-. .s5----. sas .ss S,~sse
= -. ~ss . n.- unchanged - y ,..isss Ios~-
la =. =sSs ~ Pr .: lSc MARI az
: - 81 a7-:, ~ ssc- Nay o. s.- ;s.y
z: s,et ~ s>s: .; ssS'e. o-t q: Sc a-d
Ssv. .; ic
TVeasoPy SeoseoeOe.
wuh'rTE r>c ..-A-s.3Ah.s caas balance
81 -. XII. 90. a.. s'.I.ica ~. E4sS<:
90. r..-.--a'-s r. -. cs
S<v Y0x f-c :J-ba. s..se- G$e-
I>scsson. bee 9.-Has sI.ses ReAAy - 0SA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
Cash l:saso. Floos. Etc.

vliF:Ar-N0. : red s.,!i at ", "a ssc. No 2
..a n, -. 10 Sic and NJ. q: &c '' - No
hard at Sc to Sc. No .Ai1 At SC To -;
.oRN-No. corn sold at &c 20 e.. ~ ;
whi;- a, &c &c 4sirc. NJ. , white az 20. No
yellow at e. a,i ~" Yellow "a; E'sc
At s!i.c No. oats a; sc. Ne: ~h':. a, &c.
". ) white At - 70 s:iss AMI No white At
TYE,So ., Gasse. No. , ., &C. M =
ri-JrR- Quote: New sofs winter aours-Pa'-
ents - <,1% ~. .traigh; ., JutC extra fancy
. s'a.; ssncy g y..s ~ '5s.so;ns IN wool: low
hard winter ,in tat. sks,; fa,sIt =, >a' -
sfra.sh. ., -0@s3 -. Sr.t clear e %eda b: s~coni
clear 5: sG2I low grades = isa. p. S-hta.sa
ard Io~. a25c l-ss than kAAsAs ha-! ssf:ns
ny. f-iorn-rare ns". sa+' IN 'a;s 'asA -
pi.rEwHf:aT FLOUR New York AMI Eas;.
srr G7s: w-.'-sn 81 !" l.r h!.
sS.ESM NEAL. !UC.-Gi:y meal. E. o. b.. :.s-
eri,s. ho,ni'.v ara pear! Zeal. $50
ERRS-Firrn an; IL c--nand Quote ss ~
hard. SIC for sp:. i.s NAKED feed .:aet- :o'
,s-i - s"ts. !1r s.fr Bs!A nran s,gss.
r..i:!Exs scas; y This s':s u rniii. tran
FI.AXsI:I.n-s.c 81: 'or SPOT and &c hd o.
NY s,i. basis: Ne. ..r,o,hy--cho,e.
Isw. sas- rr.,ri: ..sa:y: No. ,:"9is %.
& I 81 sG:z. No s,,ai3. ,o~ S9r. clover
mixed ., so::. seeor.ins 90 co:os I'D sin'1n;
!FAI,- s. % sii - - ~
sTRAw-PAfh!ns- pl.iri- 3 ss3t: wheat sersO
"v.1 "wsskry,. :Ys :,s.. . :. e.. On sa.. .,r,. ..
:e:,-;e. hy ;te Merchants ExrharSe- Rec.!pa0
60 bs!s.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

GosO GeaS0 Waskess.
g. iogi--Hay wheat s:i1r ssas:: es.s Sc.
calls 49, ~.
y.an.a.s..-May ~ssas xSss,sc: que ~
yi.arsc,-Nay ~hsA. vi,c ns. prs s,.c
; S4 oai.> sc asx~3- Nay corn. to's s~<c;
/ S.;rs.oSNay vhes: s.es ssc: oRers 0e- Nay
eu:-: s.!s SSS1<si.c. oH-rs >Si3c-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
SUMMARY OFST.LO LOUIS MARKETS

heaYsh
and
n
fac
in
weather ssSons
the
In
nd cnsed'
Mayc.r a Fraction
:ayoa scIned,.c
Of
in
-.
aJyan $
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Ysosss soA veeesoAOeo.

Afp,.sS-Ha.:~. lots ssi .. sc.1 80 -.
fs.- r.gt. a: e. - so- Ss 20 {. - epr Sa-a-T:
E.s--. Va % :snry-s.sJ!s.E .: g Ssss -;
:s..>s,s = --St-S SO =. g - 70 ~ srvss.- -
a. S--- N... szx. AL ~.-nf ,4cy.. =
4. = % y :. No. e!Se-ess ra.:~s:ss & sst-S
GRAPEsSs~ York es,sv.As Isc - pay
easSs.-
FEsP-rAss~-n ks:s>r = fer choice. q =
"a rcz-ca- i,Sch>ss e %
C>rso-tA aAyeiA. pr. =. sre::nA i.s. E F~e
IA h~.sS;s aaA rs.sss .: Tea. 4sI.oaa :: :s57
'GsArs s1uyr-9sss - ~ sss ~.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
Nssee01o0eS0o Oaskess.

GRASS sEEpS-<Esss .~f ~ RS Timothy
.; - sSs1S. ever ~ G;9.: -. r~:fos as 20
-. liz, :. SsI - - 70 ni.e: "a:
Csl sAsaf.gs.es AG-.-s are sss cisa: eosssA
Sre3. al IA uH.ss1 st:s Oss4y. :oc-. dso3 a.
sfasAv apsds iesa e co0r0s
dried E2Sx1-o9eSiAD epe1ao0 - VT
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Lots From sxfrsus- -s,i'h~-1 tnf,s - t-ori.ia.
louisiana and Texas !" ,~r cen; isss than :,y~.
g1,-r
~rn- aIn,.-!on. .,~ skurk are foF psime-ua-
prize = 70 sk!nS is<s
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Ssw rcrt. pee D-cnised state: Gov:
esnm<at 6o0ds elcSed With Q further oIcllne o.
\ Ne In the bid psice q - Of 49, Tie senesei
bond naAsSet. With few exeeptiona waa nsn.
With the more important dealings In Atchisoa
lssuse. Rock Island col,stessIs Colorado Indus
tTtAl 8. Aexican Central tnc0gnea Cn1ou Pa
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

New Iork. pc. is-Fciloa!ng are the "p.n-
Ing highest. lowest A::G cios.nS quotations for
stocks ,ne STOCK EXCHANGE TO-DAY. Win the
amount oI sales:
sTosiEG
An.ks Cpen oh I<,.c n.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

Oesaes0ayO 0o0A Cosoeo0OA
Ys-.~~sS.. -t~s-.es 4s<se seaseGee< .dnsO01
,<sas.:ss H. 81 - AAxS~A C.nn
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20
WHEAT VALUES HIGHER IN
the LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
CORN AND OATS ALSO CLOSE
STRONGER.
Trading Fairly Active in Late
Market in sympathy With
Chicago.

Wheat values were higher In yesterday
local grain market. owing P'inciPanS u
coed support In chicaS" and other d"ancs-
tic centers. During the last fe~ DAYS Tue
market VAS OverSOlj. and there was c'h.
siderable covering by shorts. besides Sooo
buyiaS from other sources
Nar. whc:,t opened unchanged. ranged
from sS,. to SslAYs.Ac and closed @sg'ss
higher.
Corn was also firm and higher in yes,sr-
day's market, due principally To sympathy
With wheat. Trading Ill the futures Was
rather quiet. and nothing new developed
IN the foreign situation. Receipts COM
,inne heavy. and are .x1sstsd I" IN ,nSt'as. nss
steadily until the bulk " the crop Has
NAV corn opened a fraction higher.
ranged from Aisc TO i:asc and closed isc
Rcceipts Of wheat ~ 81. Louis We're =
.iss h, ot which no SKIS. and - cars were
local and and cars through. aeainst "i.S'
;, sa;; OF :iuy Th'Sn ear ' iS.o.sS sx any Year ago.
Receipt, Of wheat at primary points
we're sSs ssS hu.. against si."ss bu a year
ago shipment: were DIS mn. aga. aSas'Ss Ss,
cars. against as cars 4 week ago. ~ clrs
n wear ag" and ~ SKIS. two years ago.
Chicago received ?i!eS bu. AMI kansas
..i.a:ances Of wheat and nour were equal
to 1900 bu.
Receipts of corn at 81. Louis were lei.oe
b.. OF which no SKIS and ~ cars Mers
local and IL cars through. against S..s"
bu. Of which no xks. and u cars were
LEGAL and !. cars through. year age.
Receipts of corn at primary points were
s,3csy 6u against l. :sS.1O bu. year ag"
Shipments were &ases4 hu. against n3."o
b, chicago received -" Is bu.. and Kan
sas Cfv received 1+o.N" bu
Clcararccs cf corn were ~ e0 bu.
Eeceipss of oats at 81. Louis were "a az
bu. o: which ): cars were local am: -
cars through against 500 bu.. Of which
>, ears were local and = cars through. .
year ago.
Receipts Of cats at primary points were
shir,ments We're aiS. 81 hu.. against aS:''V
hi, Chicago received 30 So bu.. and Kan
sas City received ...ss, bu-
Clearances OF oats were css no bu
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

~ hun. fo.ee1 ese: e1 aaa A.1eeAs1:
0osesnaneo1 boode Neayy. Railroad bondo 3r.
rogolaS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

T":si sa..s 8. sE.6ss. sEas-st 3 - '-s y"~-r
sEu.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-20

OO0e0eoP E8eA00Ge.
He-,~~e ~ wsi.sksr q Co. elcaas9s sSo-
ke-s Ne - No:ta YoS-ss s~~s
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-25
ANOTHER INTERURBAN PLAN.
Proposed Line Between Des Moines
and Creston.

Des Moines, April PA. e. Parks.
of Chicago, who is promoting the Des
Moines- Creston inter-urban line, was
at the state house recently, with Sec
rotary Milo Ward, of the Commercial
club, comforting with Col. Palmer, Of
the railroad commission. Mr.. Parks is
still very enthusiastic over the pros
pect for building his electric line.
"All I care to say now, however, is
that the plans for financing the road
are progressing very satisfactorily"
stated Mr.. Parks. Getting the money
is the first thing necessary in building
a railroad, and we are much encour-
aged over the outlook. We expect to
get the necessary surveys completed
in a short time and have all the pre-
liminaries out of the way"
AS has been frequently stated the
first undertaking Of the company which
Mr.. Parks is promoting will be to
build an inter- urban from Des Moines
to Creston through Winterset. Propo-
sitions are now being considered to ex-
tend the line southwest from Creston
tc Kansas City instead of running west
to Council Bluffs and Omaha An
electric line from Des Moines to Kan
sas City via Creston would pass
through remarkably rich country:
which is not now directly served by the
steam lines.
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ALBA.

Abba, April 24.-The case Of Ander-
son and Sloan vs.. A. r. Horace, and
Ruby Barnes, will not be argued until
later in the term of the district court.
now in session.
Today Mont. Brown and Walter
Rockholt were tried on the charge OF
breaking into some freight cars at the
Burlington station and stealing the
contents thereof. A decision in this
case has not yet been given.
Permits to wed were granted Satur-
day to Arthur G. T. Wilson, aged 81,
and Georgia P. Hartzer, aged is, both
Of Abba Angelo Stephani, aged q,
and Betina Cortesi aged 26, both of
Hooking, and Ignoc Svob, aged "a, of
Connersville. Mo-, and Mary Kanzlar
ich, aged "a, of Hooking. rs
Dan Watkins and family, who went
to California last autumn, returned
Friday from that state. They viii
make Iowa their future home.
Rev. Alexander Corkey, B. A., late
of Londonderry, Ireland, will lecture
on THE Truth About Ireland" in the
Methodist church at this place tonor-
row evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith expect
to leave for their new home in Salt
Lake City next week.
The Easter program rendered by the
Junior G. 2. society of the First Pres
byterian church last evening was ap-
preciated by the parents and friends
of the little ones, who acquitted them
selves so credibly
Jesse Snodgrass does not improve in
health as rapidly as his friends desire
and his conditions is a source of, muc,
anxiety.
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SUMMONED BY A TRAGEDY.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Paterson, of Deni.
son earn of Murder and Suicide.

Denison, April 24-Mr. and Mrs. O.
A. Paterson, Of this city, yesterday
started for Mt. Vernon, o., to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Paterson's father
and mother. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Paterson received a telegram to
the effect that her mother and father
We're both dead and to come at once
This was a great shock to Mrs. Pater-
son as she had but recently received
letter from home and her parents ac-
cording to the letter, were in good
health and that everything was we'll.
It was evident that some accident had
happened, but the telegram said moth
ing in this regard, but Saturday word
came that Fred w. Jones of Mt. YER
non, o., the father of Mrs. Paterson,
had shot his wife and then shot him
self, both being dead after the shoot
ing.
Fred w. Jones was railroad con-
ductor and was nephew of B. F. Jones
of Pittsburg, Pa, who recently died
and left large sum of money to the
wife of Fred w. Jones, and it appears
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POST FOR PAUL NORTON.
To Accept New York Offer When He
Retires from Cabinet.

Washington, April 24.-Secretary of
the Navy Paul Morton, when he re-
tires from his present position, will be-
come an official of a great financial in
stitution in the city Of New York. The
New York position has been offered
Mr.. Morton, and he has accepted it
with the proviso that he shall not be
expected to enter on his duties before
he has fulfilled his promise, made to
President Roosevelt, just prior to
March 4, to remain In the cabinet one
year from that date.
Mr.. Morton has introduced business
methods in the navy department, and
the methods have told for the good of
the service. The jocose paragraph to
the effect that the railroad man would
introduce track walkers in the depart
ment has had serious fulfillment, for
the course Of naval business Is watch
ed and its progress Is marked by dis
patch.
When Paul Morton entered Presi-
dent Roosevelt's official family 1T was
supposed that he would remain only
long enough to fill the unexpired term
of his predecessor. Secretary Moody.
The president, however, strongly urged
his new secretary to remain longer and
obtained his promise that he would
not cut short his service for the space
OF year after his appointment went
to the senate in March.
Officials of the Santa Fe railroad did
not expect that their vice president
would remain long in Washington, and
his place was kept open awaiting his
return. Mr. Morton has not been anx-
ious to return to railroad work. His
lack of anxiety to get back to his for
ner position led him to yield the more
willingly to President Roosevelt's re-
quest that he prolong his stay in the
cabinet.
Some time ago. Mr.. Morton decided
to accept the proposal which came to
him from New York, the offer being
that of a position of responsibility, and
one which Mr.. Morton's business train
ing and habits of mind qualify him to
fill
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COLLEGE CAN REDUCE ORES.
Iowa University Gets Model concen
trating Mill.

Iowa City, April PA model con-
centrating mill, onefourth the size Of
the regular concentrating mills used
in western smelters, has been received
by the engineering college of Iowa uni
versity and will be Immediately set up
in the old building used by the college,
Separate accommodations will be pro-
vided for the mill in the new engi-
neering college now being built.
The model is a little over twenty
tw-o feet high and even the method of
timbering employed in the regular size
mills is faithfully copied. 1t was built
by the American Concentrating COM
pany of Joplin, Mo-, and Hendrie &
Boltheff Of Denver, Colo.
The mill Is capable of reducing ores
and giving practical demonstrations OF
the processes employed.
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Simon Snyder Dies at Fairfield.

Fairfield, April 24.-simon Snyder
died at his home on West Madison
street at IL o'clock yesterday Of valvu-
lar heart trouble, after a short siege
of illness. Mr.. Snyder was an old SOL
der member of the G.. A. R., and
the funeral services will be conducted
by them. He was sixty-five years old
at the time of his death.
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that Mr.. Jones wanted to use this In
heritance but the wife refused to let
him use it and it was after quarrel
over this money that the shooting took
place. Mr.. Jones was an extremely
hot tempered man which no doubt ac-
counts for the tragedy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones are well known parties in Deni-
son as they have been here making
their daughter visit
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F.E. FETTER is ELECTED.
Oakland Man Chosen State Chairman
D,ok;L:&;or II

iot TIoIiipieioi aISys
Grinnell April 24-F. E. Fetter, OF
Oakland, was elected chairman Of the
prohibition state central committee at
a meeting of the committee held here
Saturday, to succeed Mr.. Boestedt, the
former chairman, who has moved to
Illinois.
Only four members of the committee
were present at the meeting, which
was called by the secretary, Rev. G. NJ.
Adams of this city.
The committee adjourned to meet in
Des Moines. on May 16.