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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
lmrtf Starch 1SkopnIk0.

Tomas Kostel, ST., zemtel We
SVEN domove v T&bote minulou
nede'i vee6r o lite iodine po krS
ike nemcci seslostf vekem. Po-
hteb Sc odbSva' v dtery rSno na
kitol. hfbitove meste. IN rfi-
tomnosti mnoha pfatel a znamych
Jeho pozdstatky pred Pohfbem
byly vystaveny We spolkove sfni,
kdez Sc shromszdil velk5 pocet
truchlicicn. PAX utvofen pohfeb-
nj prnvod a te'esne pozIstaky ne
seny do chramu kdei slouzena "a
dusni MISE velp. Bouskou. Ma
hfbitove pronesl velP. Bouska
krasnou pohfebnf rec ns6ei teles-
nd schranka ulozena X odpocinku
Tennis hostel byl rczen v K'ou-
be v Cech&ch. a jiz V sesiem roce
byl mu ureen osud sirotka. Ma
to byl dan pfA,elIm do vychovy v
NovGm Dvoru. kr,j Budejovicky.
We SVEN 81 roce byl odveden X
vojsku. die Rakouskeho zpGsobu,
a pc vyslouzenf lh6ty vojenske,
usadil Sc Y Dubove kkez Sc ozenil.
DO Amcrikv pfijel v roku 1870 a
usadil SO Billie Spilville. Iowa.
V tn dobu prSve v Dakote Sc IN.
bfrali domoviny a on dav Sc STR
hnout touto vlnou. zahral domovi-
nu V tonic okresu, kdez bydlel
oil tech dob. Pred nekolika roxy
postoupil rjzenf fanny jednomu re
svfch synG a odstehoval Sc do
Tabora, kdez trivil v tichosti a v
pokoji sve staff. Byl jednim z
tech starych zakopnikI a zaklada.
tell teto osady.
Byl to dobry a laskavy mut. Se
svou choti vychoval zdarne ditky
a vychoval je We ztezkach pravosti
a u6inil touto vSchovou z mich fa-
dne a vSzene ob6any. Dobre jeho
skutky jez vykonal We SVEN vzor.
mem zivote jsou tim nei'epsim
pomnikem jenz sam 81 zbudoval a
kterS zIstava by ozive val v mas
vzpominku a Gctu ma stsreho "a
kopnika. Vykonal svIj dkol do
bfe a spravne; vyhovel 1eeli ie-
muz vsichni isme p~odrobeni, a ny
nj byl povolSn by wal odmenu
miru veeneho. V pravde mGze Sc
fici o zesnulem, Re kdyby jeden
kaEdy z tech JIM prokazal dotro-
dini "a sveho zivota, po'ozil "a
hrob jeho kvitko. odpc6ival b.
pod mofem kvetin. Polozme tedy
ma hrob jeho venec uznsni ienz
mu pravem patti a iehoz 81 V plre
mife zaslouzi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05

Josef Siman zemfel We stfedu
ma sve farDie bliEe Tabora ma vni.
tfni neduh We staff IS rokI Pc ne,
kolik mesicI trvaiici nemoci. 20
hfeb Sc Dude odbyvat V patek ma
katolickem hfbitove Y meste. Pr.
jel sc svou rodinou do teto zeme
pred 80 rcky a usadil Sc V tonic
okresu kdez byd ell trvanlive. Byl
jednim ze Yak ladateln teto ossdy
a pred nekolika roxy zakoupil zde
dUmek kdez travil svIj stary vek,
Zanechava zde manzelku, syna a
til dcery.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
DOMAcf zPRAvY.

JoSci Snosfhn ~ iNhuoi'
minulou sobctu.
V. j. Wa gner byl v Lesterville
We Gtvrtek.
+. A. Wagner a PAM y Utiky
byli zde nkvstevou v nedeli.
A. j. NovSk del6 veskerou prk-
ci klempitskou. iako isou korftka
ma sttechy a pod.
Pf..I. A. Dvotaka odje'a . d9tmi
ma nkvstevu KIN SWIM rodieam do
North Judsor. Ind. v GterS.
Zdejxf mfeafskk eets hrkla We
Springfield miuulou nedeli $ tam
raiSfmi. yfsledek hry byl I pro-
ti9, MAST ~nevyhrali.
Pottehuiete korftka ma stfechu
raseho +dcmu X cisterna-A. y.
Novkk je ten jenz VAN je udela
lacino.
Nechte ohiedn&vkv ma drSters
dvef.a okna v lumber vardr
Ouealov9. Nebudete trSperi
mouchama po cele leto.
Asi diva tfdnv zret isms SO myl
nd zmfnili. Ne 81. Marie Kulisovh
ptiimula mfsto sluzkv Y domacnos
ii NJ. Stilwillove v Tyndall: malo
wax znft v domacnosti V. J. Mr.
tuSky.
Ve6er n, den etvrtSho diulaie
Sc odbfvali zshavy v sini We'fove
q Blazka a HaSickyho. Obrovskf
poSet lidf re sousednich NEST Sc s
deastnil a robavili Sc znamenite.
Josef Hubal vykoupil polovinu
podflu v&clava BouSky a Dude ny
nj tidit sedlafsky obchod sam.
Jest dovednSm sed 'afedm a kaz-
,dSho obslouzi svedomite a my jej
tez CO n~ejvfeleji odforu6ujem.
V pfe'ahovacim zSpasu ienz Sc
odbyval ma den 4ho cervence v
Lesterville TGborsti tahouni zvite
zili mad LestervillskSms: iakoz !
v dostihu beznem obdrzel prvni
cenu Jan Matuska zdeisi.
Jos, Hruska. Jos. Black, Msjk
Welt a Jos. Pekaf byli v Tyndall
mipulou sobotu u kszdf z mich
tam odvezl tam 4 sta stfibrnych
"a ktere obdrzeli ''laisnys" eli pc
VIOLENT prod&vat trufkh mamicich.
Ma Prodei. $40 akra rozemku
Nebrasce. Is mil severne cd
Fairfax. 100 tun sena tam udelE-
no minuly rok Dosti lesn, Min
a vody. Pfihodne pro dobytkafe-
nj. Prod& Sc "a $1,000. FIR. Wei
A, Tabor, S. ID.
Phi cslave 1 Gervence v Avon,
mezitim co davy sledovali hru V
mic, yypukl oheh ' zapadnf easti
mesta v jedns masta'i a netli pti-
je'i hisiei mastal shofela do zakla-
do. V tn dobu SO Y nj nachrzeli
etyry kone a dva z mich zahynuIi
v plemcncch. Druzf diva sc utrh-
Il z femcnI a TAX Sc zachranili.
Laskavosti mfstniho agenta dra-
by Milwau ske sc nam dostali els
Ice vahy III Ri ie'z BY ~ odtud'
odvezeno v mesici eervnu:
- nnn IN.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
CabTaky LacinO.

Naslt6Eem vystoupeni p Ubchndu p.
Vac. Buusky, budem prodavat cabra-
ny lfly nets po dUbu 10 dnn sc smi-
k"u od 10 do Is pro cent riIjdte
hned NELL budOu rozprodany.
n,l.ka & Hnhnl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05

UNedumuj M kaztehn kdo Sc Gift
bytI nnsim dIuiuikem, by Sc pfisel S nd
uni urovnHt ntjdele do Tho cervence.
1906. Vseckv dIuhy n]e2spravene ns
ten den buduu dany do ruEou pravni-
ka ku kolektovani.
RGuska & Hubal
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05
dYnnove.

We sttedu rano zemfela llleta
Lille Wagnerovr ma zanet mozku
po nemoci trvaiici IA dru. Pc.
hfeb Sc buSe odbSvIt v pEtek ma
k tol. htbitove We meste. Byls
to hodna divka: vesee mys'e, 4.
sluzna a poslvsna. AGkoliv V ne.
moci sc il dostalo peGe a obsluhy
te mel epsi, sud urtil iinak. Iva.
ola a uschla jake to kvetinka. w
siovujem svou hlubt ce citenou
suustIast
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05

FARMER z cd mesta eekaji ma
ptisti 5 zeni okresnich komisarG
We kterem sc ma povolit cbros m
vyySseni cesty jizne "a ira I Mil
wluksk6 dr&hy. Cast teto cesty
asi 800 stfevicn delky ide zkrz nj
ainu a pfi mokrem poeasi j. o.
TINA pro iizdu. Ujistujem je, Re
Y Lrzkosti Sc costa zpravi, reSot
komisaf Mcneil pred nejakSm
Gasem byl zee a doh"dl Sc 5 nest.
skcu radNu ma oyraveni & cesty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05

Pr. Katerina Cabalkova zemfels
minuly tydenv dtery o I hcdine
ranni ma farme sveho syna Anto-
nina. 3 mile cd Lesterville We sta.
II 81. Pfijela sc SWIM m~anzelem
do teto zeme v roku 1867 a bydle-
la zde od te DOLBY. jeff manzel
zemtel Lfed trent roxy a cd jeho
dmrti bydlela u sveho syna. Pc.
hfeb Sc odbyval ma hfbitove Nike.
Jymoy4.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-07-05

Chceme cd rs do 80 nakladG sta
vebniho kamene M zak'ad timed.
Tabcrsky mlSn.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
DISPLACE RATE BILL,
NAVAL MEASURE Up

The Senate this afternoon took up the
conference report on the railway rate
bill. after a spirited objection by Mr..
Hale, who desired consideration Of the
naval bill. Mr.. Hale declared that the
Senate intended 90 send the report back
TO conference. and Mr. Tillman, in
charge of the report. announced that he
wanted il 70 go back
Mr.. Hale demanded that the conferees
dispossess the bill of all new legislation.
which under the rules governing con-
ferees. had no place there. Mr.. Tillman
objected to having any Senator instruct
him as 20 his duties.
Mr.. Lodge and Mr.. Foraker announced
that they purposed criticising the re-
port.
Later. by vote Of 20 10 20. the Senate
displaced consideration Of the confer
ence report on the railway regulation
BILL while the motion was pending to re-
turn II to the conferees. and began con
sideration Of the naval appropriation
bill
Mr. Elkins. who stood shoulder to
shoulder with Mr. Tillman in attempt
ing to get the conference out of the
Senate, declared warmly;
You talk of getting away by July.
You won't do It."
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
CHARGES FRAUD
IN MINE SCHEME

Charged with grand larceny Everett
u. Latham. thirty-two years old. was
arrested today by Detectives Cornwall
Muller, Whitman Osgood, with Offices
in the Corcoran Building, is the com
plainant in the case.
1t is alleged that by Mr.. Osgood that
on September s. 1905. Latham told him
OF the whereabouts of some valuable
mining property in South America, 10
which he. Latham. would give OsgOod
q clear title if the latter would defray
his expenses to South America. Mr.. Os-
good says that on the strength OF this
statement he gave Latham drafts
amounting to 500, and the young man
left this city.
II is alleged Thy Mr. Osgood that
that he met Latham on the street, and
the latter declared that he had pro-
cured a clear title TO the land and would
convey il TO him within a few days. At
that time Mr. Latham is said 10 have
gotten 500 from Mr. OSgOOd with which
10 take up one of the drafts. The next
day Latham IS said 10 have given Os-
good a draft for 500 drawn on H 5
DiCkey. OF BOgOta
OsgOod SAYS he sent this 10 South
America 10 be cashed and a few days
later he was informed IL was a forgery
This made him suspicious. he says. and
upon further investigation he alleges
that he found that Latham had not pro-
cured a clear title to the mining prop
erty and had made no effort 10 do so.
Latham viii be given a preliminary
hearing before Judge kimball in Police
Court tomorrow.
Latham is over six feet tall, of com
mandIng presence and most convincing
IN conversation. He claims 10 be an
expert in chemistry and is an engineer
of some ability. He also claims to be
q lawyer. is graduate OF Harvard
and is member of the bar Of the Dis
rrict Of columbia. the United States
supreme Court, and several State courts
he Is thoroughly familiar with systems
OF International banking. In Washing
ton he is AT the head Of the Information
al Exchange Bank, through which he
Is supposed 70 have conducted most of
his transactions. His address here is
1lb n street northwest and he for
merly occupied a handsome apartment
in the Victoria. He IS married and has
relatives here
Latham - well known about town and
IS frequently seen around the Washing
ton Stock Exchange and the banking
houses. He was appreheuded shortly
after noon today as he was entering the
Stock Exchange and was very much
startled when Detective Cornwall tapped
him on the shoulder and produced tho
warrant for his arrest He offered no
resistance. however. and accompanied
the detective 10 Police Headquarters.
where he is confined
The Washington times., 1906-06-05

MARKET STRONG ON
UPWARD MOVEMENT
Outside Interests Show a
Steady Increase.

. NEW YORK. June 5.-The stock mar
ket was strong again all through the
first hour. making six days of a contin-
nous upward movement. and it was gen.
Serally noted that the outside interest
= In the market has steadily increased as
? prices advanced.
There was concentrated buying of all
the Wabash issues, coming from three
different sources. including the Gould
interests. people Identified with the
. Pennsylvania management, and the
Wabash ''B" bondhoIders- a statement
was current that all differences between
the Wabash bondholdcrs and the man.
agement had been adjusted and that an
agreement had also been made with the
Pennsylvania railroad and that within
the next two weeks the Carnegie Steel
Company will be shippers of it's product
in large volume over the Wabash sys,
TEN.
Strong and the bull interests confident
OF easily reaching higher price levels.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds strong and active.
The market opening prices showed
almost general advances. National Lead
as Up =. Smelling. Z. St. Paul. 3, Car
was "a lower. and Union Pacific off Is.
The market generally displayed a good
tone
After the first hour the market react
ed moderately under profit taking sales.
Colorado Fuel dropped from Sass 70 6Z3s,
later raIIying 70 63. Other stocks yield
! cd - TO 1 point. but in the recent trad
t3nS much of the loss has been recovered
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
EGG HIT HIS SHIRT FRONT ,
BOY THROWER FINED $25

According 10 the police. Clarence Hi
dreth, fourteen years old. took a novel
way Of venting family prejudice against
J. r. Q. Gordon yesterday As Gordon
was about 70 enter the apartment, house
ln the northwest section Of The city
where ne resides. young Hildreth stepped
from behind A tree near the steps and
hurled an egg at him The missile took
effect just above the waistband and dis
trIbuteG itself over the front OF Cor
don's shirt and on his trousers.
The youthful assailant fed. but the
wheels OF justice were set in pursuit
and he was arrajgned in the Police
Court this morning charged with as
saUls and fined So. Judge Kimbau took
decided stand and expressed himself
as violently opposed 10 egg throwing
iu any degree
I would rather be hit by a stone.
I believe said the judge. than 10
have an egg smashed OF me
Hildreth said that Gordon had cursed
him when he saw him step from behind
the tree but this was denied by Gordon
Hudreth told the following story;
4 was placed near the front OF the
house 10 watch for the return OF Gordon
so that If he was intoxicated I could act
as q witness against him He has III
treated my mother and my father. who
Is cripple. for a long time. He has
frequently called me common cattle 10
my face and cursed me. My mother told
me 10 wait for him last night. and I
did I determined that II he cursed me
this time l was going 10 paste him, so
! went Into the pantry and put the egg
in nay pocket l thought that II had
the egg in my pocket 1 would nnh be
tempted TO hit him with anything
harder
He paid the fine.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
MARINES GET HOME
FROM PHILIPPINES

Over 300 marines. accompanied by a
dozen officers, arrived in Washington
late yesterday afternoon on a special
train from San Francisco They reach
ed the latter city seven days ago on
the transport Thomas. from the Philip
pines.
They were under the command OF Cap
tain Brown, whose home is in George
town. and who has been in the Philip
pines the past two years. He will now
be stationed at the local barracks.
The entire battalion was quartered at
the Marine Barracks last night and this
morning. all but twenty-five we're sent
TO the different navy yards. at PhiIa-
delphia. New York, and Boston.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Columbia Heights-John Miller ct "
TO Michael J. keane. half interest in lots
g.. 63. "a. block 32. SO
Avalon Heights-C Sidney Foster TO
Mabel l. Peabody. lot 2l block 6. $500.
5l4 and 5l6 Fourteenth street north
easJ-George E. Phillips et ux to Wat
1923 $40 Watson P. Newton to George 3e3T,s
=. and Mary A. Phillips, same property,
Second and streets southwest-Oscsr
NJ. BRYANT ct uN. 10 Henry NJ. Baker.
original lot I. square Gil. SO.
Mt. Pleasant HeigEts-Fulton R Cor
don et ux, 10 Mary Z. Lynn. lot p.
Is Ninth street southeast-WnIiar =
Horton TO John G. Berckmann. lot 80.
square 9i2. SO
Barry Farm Henry Kinner ct al 10
Fannie Belt and Charles Perlatt, lots e5
96, 81, section s. SO.
Meridian Hill-Edward p Pincknev to
John G. Norwood, lot l9. block s. SO
seventh street northeast, between B
and . streets-Mary Houlihan to Den
his Hurley, parts original lots i3 and II.
square s65. SO
e35 street NORTHWESTERN. Golden
Donaldson ct al, trustees to Margaret
+. Cook lot j., square 366. 81, $50
1903 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Charles Werden. iT.. TO Samuel Hord
lot 30. square 1915. $40.
Tenth street northwest between NJ
and y streets-Eliza Williams to Jennie
Mackey, part lot 10. square SOS. SO
Addition 10 Washington Heights-Ben-
edics Roth ct al, trustees. to Margaret
w HOsier. lot IS. $40.
1855 Eighth street northwest-Milton
Dammann TO Samuel Herman. lot A and
part Of lot -. square 900 500
113l Sixth street nOrtheast-Jaues q
Lucas ct ux- 10 Carroll Webster. lot 232
square S55. so.
First street and New York avenue
rorthea ast-William II. Sholes ct al. trus-
tees. TO Edward l. Schneider, ali OF
square 7o9 $4,000
Granby-Henry A. Vieth ct ux. 70 Nor
ris ?. Webster lot Is. SO
r street northwest. between Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first streets-Marv
y. Austin ct vir, Francis b. to James
3. Nicholson, lot 81, square o. $40
James b Nicholson to John T. Arms.
lot 81, square 80. $40.
Columbia Heights-Robert s Chaw
ct ux. and Henry H. Flather ct ux. to
Belcourt Seminary, lots 1 and 81, block
SO, SO.
Thirteenth street northeast between
G. and II streets-William Comrades
ct ux and Herman Z. Burgess ct ux-
to Irene. S. Buchanan lot 335. square
190t. S1a.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
SHIPS MUST DO HONOR
TO Mt. VERNON TOMB

President Roosevelt has ordered that
the naval regulations contain a pro-
vision for extraordinary ceremonies on
hoard all vessels Of the United States
Navy when passing along the Potomac
river by the tomb of Washington at
Mt Vernon. The President has ordered
that whenever ships pass Mt Vernon
the marine guard shall stand at atten-
tion with arms presented: the ships
bell shall be tolled ana the bugler
sound tops" in respect to the remains
OF George Washington.
These ceremonies have. in the past
been followed on board warships pass
ing the tomb Of Washington. but only
Is custom Of he navy and not be-
cause there was any regulation directed
TO their observance. In the future IL
viii be mandatory that the ceremonies
be had.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales on the board. including after
call, amounted 10 500 bonds and 1850
shares OF stock
Following are the sales and quota
lions OF today's market:
Washington Railway and Electric As
s.. S.oo1dS7l4. S5.0pe3S7&. Sl.UbGaS7i..
Washington Gas As. S3JDaIOll.
Capital Traction. lGQ1A. 2g0l44la
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. lJIsI@4 Ivds7%. 10dS7Rt. sass.
National City Bank. 56l2tis
Lanston. 5eGIf& 5a14a. I1Gal42..
GraphCphone preferred. lpdS3.
Greene Copper. l07a 261a IO5a 2Ess C1lIv-
l0u26l4 l0Ju26Is leQd26I.. 5000 2SI. 56I>;
25i4. lo0O025is l0D0 26l4
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat.
1GU3i5. 4U3l5
After call-Greene Copper. 2p0a2SI.
Washington Gas. 3GGSgi.. 5pT6Oss
Washington Railway and Electric CON-
mon 5Olf 4O1s
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
GEORGETOWN GAS co.
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION

The Georgetown Gas Light Company
the company, Ills Twenty-ninth street.
yesterday. and elected NJ. ]. Adler, S
Thomas Brown. George L. Nicholson.
William A LeetCh William b Orme
Robert d. Weaver. and William A
Mearns as the board of directors Later
the board met and elected w Riley
Deeble, president. NJ. J. Adler vice
and treasurer; Robert L. Middleton, gen
eral manager and superintendent
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
NONE TO CLAIM BODIES
OF MEN KILLED BY TRAIN

No one had called al the noreIa a+
noon today 70 claim the body OF either
CT the cOlOred men who We're run down
by trains near DeanwOod and IVY Cit,y
Sunday mOrIing. As both bodies were
horribly mangled and Identification IS
all but impossible. II is likely that they
Will be buried iE the Potters' FiaId
within the next few days.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
Poor Showing Made
In Cotton Dealings

NEW YORK, June 5.-The cotton mar
ket opened barely steady and made a
poor showing in view of the cables from
Liverpool. The bears displayed aggres-
siveness and there was a renewal Of
outside selling particularly interesting In
the South. who have been very bearish
for some weeks.
Opening quotations: July. 1852 bid;
August. lo.49dl9.5O, Septemb Der. 10. 45 bid
October. lO.406104l: November. lO.37G
lo2S. December, 10.Hdl0.42; January.
10. 43d1O-44
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
FELL ON THE STREET
IN AN EPILEPTiC FIT

Seized with an attack OF eDilensv
Steven Wtnton. thirty years old. of I5s2
Rhode Island avenue northwest. fell al
Sixteenth and L streets northwest
He was taken 10 the Emergency Hos
pltal. where the physicians saw he Is
suffering from a scalp wound received
when he fell
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
Described as an Evil.

In his speech on the rate bill Senator
la Toilette referred 10 the relations OF
the railroads and the grain elevator
trust as one Of the great evils Of present
transportation conditions. and later
Senator MCCumber made a speech on
the Elevator trust question when he
went into greater details. Senator's and
Congressman from the grain producing
States believe an Investigations Of this
question Will be fully as sensational as
has been the Interstate Commission s
inquiry into the relations Of railroads
and coal producing companies
i is expected that Senator MCCumbeT.
who Is understood also 10 have con
templated introducing a resolution on
tho subject. viii cooperate in the effort
20 have 81 passed.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

The National Bank of Mexico has de-
bciared an annual dividend of IS per
kcent.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05

During May forty-fve national banks
with S1.793J0O capital were organized.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05

SOMETHING CHOICE in way OF Investment
bonds. We have 800, 900 Washington Alex
andria and Mt Vernon Railway Company
100. coo &c loan on Virginia farms. THOSfP-
SON s KINCHELVE. Traders Bank bui:d-
ms. te3-2t
The Washington times., 1906-06-05

Advices emanating from the house Of
GateS & Co. are in the main bullish on
the market.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05

At a special meeting Of the board OF
tdireCtOTs of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Railway held at Parsons, Kan,
Adrian II. Joline. of New York, was
ceed the late Henry c. Rouse. R ".
Mcguire, of st. Louis, and otto Miller,
tof Cleveland. were elected directors 10
ffl vacancies.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
Depressing Combination.

The joint resolution recites that the
combination between the railroads and
the elevators has resulted in business
depression throughout a large section
and driven independent operators out
OF business and has compelled producers
TO sell their grain at less than its real
value The Interstate Commerce Com
mission Is directed 10 make an investi-
cation of the manner in which railroads
and their officers are interester In the
grain elevator companies and into the
manner in which such holdings have
been secured.
The commission is authorized for the
purposes Of the investigation 10 summon
and compel the attendance Of witnesses
and the production of books and papers
II is directed that the reports be made
10 the next Congress and for the eX-
penses Of the investigation the sum OF
SIS, ,D0Q be appropriated
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
La TOILETTE PRODS
ELEVATOR TRUST
A Resolution Investigating
Relations With Railroads.
INDEPENDENTS SUFFERERS
Charged That Unlawful Combinations
Have Caused Business Depression
in the Middle West.

In the Senate this morning Senator La
Toilette introduced a joint resolution
providing for the investigation of the
relations between the grain carrying
railroads and the grain elevator com
panies OF the Middle West.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05

The clearing house OF Savannah. Ga.
sn which all the banks of the city are
represented. has established the fixed
rate OF 80 per cent TO be paid on deposit
This is considerably less than some OF
the Savannah banks have been paying
in the past.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
GREENE COPPER
IN HEAVY SUPPLY
Five Hundred and Thousand
Share Lots Sold Freely
at % IA.

An order TO sell block Of 5000 shares
OF Greene Copper. given TO a weII-known
local broker. which. after futile efforts
In the New York stock market. to find
demand for. was bOrught to the local
exchange, was the occasion OF one of
the biggest days trading In that spec-
ialty that has been seen for a long time.
Starting at 26. the bid rapidly mount
ed to 26h. and as there appeared no
evidence OF the impending unloading. the
bidding became quite general, and a
number Of brokers clamored for the
first sale. After that a very pretty
duel occurred between the seller and
several lnsistent buyers, who were
anxious TO secure the stock. The market
held remarkably well. and something
over 5000 shares were taken without
the slightest diminution In the price.
and the members of the local board are
congraiulating themselves tEat on This
occasion. at least. the New -. k market
Is only entitled TO second place as a
distributing center.
The Washington times., 1906-06-05
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G. Gates
& Co. Munsey BuudiugI