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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
THE HEAVENS IN APRIL
Western Sky BcautifuI-Ihc Planets
and CONSIDERATIONS - Fhascs Of
the Moon.

In the month of April the western sky |
each evening is particularly beautiful.
The star groups, Taurus. Gcmni. Orion
and Canus Major. shine out brilliantly,
as they include six of the brightest stars
in the whole Ornament, with many others
Of somewhat inferior lsht-poWcr. This |
month, too, the planet Jupiter adds APP |
probably to the glory of th"s" constclla- |
tions. and Venus, the most brilliant of |
all the planets, is approaching from the |
nearby twilight arch
The seven leading planets for our solar
system are peculiarly grouped this month.
! All'of them are in the half OF the zodiac,
extending from Sagittarius to Gemini,
and five of them are in Aquarius, Pisces.
Aries ana Taurus not far from the sun,
| which is crossing Pisces as the month be-
eins. Saturn Is in AQuarius, moving tow
ard Pisces. He can hc seen by morning
observers only, as he rose on the FIRST at
- a. m, about one hour before the sun.
At the close of the month he is farther
from the morning twilight, as he rises
at 2.4l Il. M. two hours before the SUI.
| Mercury Is in the next star group
Pisces, whose stars are wholly invisible
on account of the presence of the sun
Tho planet begins the month on the cas-
of the sun, setting ON the first at 6.i5 p
m half an hour after sunset. 1t is to,
late to catch glimpse of him in tn,
evening, but Il chance to see him in tn,
morning before sunrise is offered III,
last Of the month on the fourth til,
planet passed by the sun going far nortl
Of him. and will DC at it's greatest dis
. lance west OF the sun on the second o
Nay. on The last morning Of the montl
II at "A 40 l1innIpS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
Inhabitants in Villages around
Its Foot Are Abandoning
Their Homes.
PRAYING FOR DELIYERANCE
women Implorc Miracle TO Stop the
Of Iuva-Intcnse Heat Dcs.
trOys Vegetation before
Reaching II.

>-,otor ,r,u rho ;rtahtto,,s at ,h,
,iI,oses T., Tho ,,iciri,v ~ Mo,,n+ yosu,,,,.
900 q, - onn,,,,ia,, horaa,.i,,,r ~, ua,,i,
MANY bomos have boor abandoned tor tho
onon ai, ,Ithnurb ,hor, hoe hoan a ,bic,s
for al, dav and the otnosnhcro has been
dense Win voIcanc ashes and tho fumes
re s,htorr,rc,, tros rho churcbos arc
crovd.d d,v and rioh+ with nereore nrav-
ing for deliverancc from, an impendinr
ncril manifestations of which ore heard
and fclt in oxp,osions which resemble a
heavy cannonadinr and i'm the tren1blings
of the earth which constantly are re-
curing.
The main stream of lava proceeding
from Ncsuyius is 200 fo,t wide and II adj
vanccs at times at tho rate of II feet in a
minnie the intense heat DESTROYING ycge-
.,ation before the stream reaches it. The
peasants of Portici. at the west foot of
Vesuvius cleared their grounds of vine
Yards and trees in the effort TO lessen
the danger from fire and resisted the
progress of the lava to their utmost. The
population of Boscotrecase on the south
orn declivity of the mountain has sought
safety in flight, and Bosco Rcale. to the
eastward also is threatened. Women
of this village, weeping with fright, car
dried statue of St. Anne as near as they
could go to the flowing lava. implorins IA
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BODY EXHUMED.
Expcetcd state Will Ity to PROVE
Amount Ot Arsenic administered.

Montpelier. April S-After Ray Mullin
had been held for the grand jury for the
alleged murder of Fred liatchelder by
giving him poison States Attorney Jack
son ordered Batchelder's body tn be eN-
humed and a further examination was
made by Drs. LaZellc. Jackson and Camp
of Barre who made the first eXamina-
ton. The body which had been buried
since March Il, was in a good state of
preservation. The liver and kidneys We're
by order of the States attorney sent
Yesterday to the State laboratory at Bur
lington for examination. The attitude OF
counsel for the respondent at the pre-
liminary hearing indicated they would
claim that the arsenic found in the
stomach by Prof. II. l.. White was not
enough to kill Batchodcr The organs
sent to Burlington yesterday fur oNanina-
ton were for the purpose OF showing the
absorption of the poison,
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RHEUMATISM CURED
WAS HEREDITARY THROUGH
THREE GENERATIONS.
The Disease Yielded Readily to Or.
Williams Pink Pills After Other
Treatment Failed,

DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure rheuma-
tism because they supply the necessary
elements to the vitiated blood and ell
able nature to cast out the impurities
and effect cure. Mrs. a. Baker, of No.
1l9 Fitch street, Syracuse, n. y, will
furnish living evidence of the truth OF
this statement "There has been rheu-
matism III my family ever since can re-
member she says. My grandmother
was great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism and my mother also had the
disease in n mild form. About year
ago had a hard cold and rheumatism
caught me in my left knee. There We're
sharp pains, confined to the neighbor-
hood of the knee and they seemed to go
right into the bone. The pain suffered
was intense and at times | had dizzy
spells consulted physicians in whom
my family had every confidence and took
their medicine faithfully but it did me
no good at all that l could see.
1.-The doctors called my trouble
uriatic and sciatic rheumatism. When
l didn't get better under their treat
ment my brother-i law suggested that I
try DR.. Williams Pink Pills | bought
three boxes, and, by the time ] had
taken them, the pain and dizziness had
entirely left me. I wanted to make
sure of n cure so I bought three more
boxes, but didn't take quite all of them
as I found that I was entirely cured be-
fore I had taken all of the sixth box.
"Before took the pills the pain was
% severe that ] had to cry at times and
when was cured was so thankful and
grateful that have advised many people
to try the pills and am glad to recon-
mend them to every one who suffers
with rheumatism.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills have cured
severe cases Of rheumatism, sciatica,
nervousness. partial paralysis. 'ocomo-
tor ataxia and St. Nitus' dance that
have not responded to other modes Of
treatment. They nrc also a specific for
AnRmia. chlorosis, or green sickness,
and the special troubles of women and
growing girls.
All druggists sell DR.. Williams Pink
Pills or they will be sent by mail post
paid, on receipt of price, 80 cents per
box, six boxes for SO 80. by the DR.. Will
lams Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. Y.
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gree each day. The two planets are both
moving toward the east, but Venus will
oVcrtakc and pass Jupiter in May. ON
the lst Nesus set at 1905 p m, and on
the 30th sets at sis y. IN.
Mars is also in Aries and crosses the
into Taurus IN the middle of the
month. While inconspicuous, it may be
seen each evening drawing nearer to
Jupiter and at the same time setting
earlier, as it is being gradually overtakcn
by the sun. 1t set on the list at S:43 p.
m, ana on the 30th sets at SD m. Tho
former time is two hours and a half after
sunset and the later less than two hours.
Jupiter is in Taurus between the
plciades and the Hvadcs Its motion
among the stars is slow, but evident if
we compare its position with regard to
these groups from week TO week. Tho
sun as well as Venus is moving toward
ii. 50 that it sets earlier each evening
than the evening preceding. and will soon
ccasc to he lord of the evening sky. re-
signing its scptre to the more brilliant
Venus. On thA list it set at 1881 p. m
ON the 3Gth sets at 9:l2 II. IN.
rhc vclcsconic Nenturo is in Conn
mi and may he found nv poin,inr ihe
ta,e.ro,o ,t ,ioht ascension ,h ON, do
eli y Ipgreps ipiuntps
I'm tho onnosi,e mart of the skv is
Uranus If rose on tho tst at ~ - u,
ms, ms Nenturo sets Tho toJescone will
rovo.l i, If 1i,octod T., r;cb, ,sco,sio, ISL
3;r, d.cIinn,ion 8 90 deyreos os r,inutes
Tho moon WAS at first uuartcr an fine
~ and is fun ON ,ho 9th If is tbe paschn1
moon tho rooula,or or tho rcIiyio,s
festivals Nissan Ia tho berinnin, If the
Jewish Passover comes on the 10Th and
The Easter festival il, both me cnstern
and western churches on the following
Sunday Them moon is at last quarter
Ion that day. 1t passes the brighter
planets as follows: 10Th. Saturn; DIST,
Mercury; 2ith, Venus; 18th Mars: o6th.
Jupiter. ON the three evenings last named
it will complete the picturesque grouping
me considerations visible IN the evening
include tn" zodiacal groups, Taurus
Heihihi, cancer. Leo ana virgo, all but
cancer married by conspicuous stars. III
'hc southwest are orloli' Dcpus, cams
MHi"'' Jams Major anu iNuia' Ill the
ii"'tn "eSI ierSe"' an" -A"r's"' IN inc
"'S' l. N"'N US III t''c '"s' anu Hoi III
c"9' 'o"''' hei r'lNeH' '''o''9 anu Noio'ia
bureaus nv i"l'' conscientious '"S-
! Il" P'''"'' i''"'" -" 'n''o' "no
-" -"'Jo' "'' '',n 'i''"7" '',e """"
| war ~ Np' - Wv L'Pl'c' - ms" III 'n'
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
ESTATE OF ERASTlS W. JiNETT
BURLINGTON.

We, the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittendcn,
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of EraStUS
w .cwctt, late of Burlington. in said
district deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset there
to; and six months from the day of tho
date hereof being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend
to the duties of our appointment at the
office OF probate court in burlington,
in said district on the third Fridays
of April and September, next at 10
O'Clock a. m, on each of said days.
Dated this 23rd day of March, 1906.
IL. w. ALLEN,
j. NJ. CLARK.
39w3t Commissioners.
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Sen. ALGER Not \ CANDIDATE.

Detroit April G.--\nnouncement was
made to-day that United states sem
ator Il. \. Ale"r will not be a candi-
date 10 succeed himself in the Senate.
The letter containing the announce
mcnt said that the condition of the
senator's health was responsible for
his decision.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12
Nervousness and Nerve.

Tho more nervous a man is. IN" loss
nerve he has. That sounds paradoNlcdi
but il isn't. for nerve is stamina
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives nerve. 1t
tones the whole system. pertcctS dlgcS-
lion and assimilation. and is therefore
the best medicine a nervous person can
take. ..,, 800
physically. take Hoods IT Will d" you
good.
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ELECTRIC CAR DERAILED.

Montpelier. April 6.-Au electric car
jumped the track this afternoon at the c.
V. crossing near Dodge bridge delaying
traffic for an hour or more. The 7:20 train
from Barre was coming down The grade
at lively clip but was tagged before it
reached the crossing and collision was
avertcd. No one was injured and the cleo
trio line schedule was restored in about
AN hour.
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FIRE AT PROCTOR.
Engine House OF the Vermont Marble
Company in Flames.

Ar'e' ,..n,.,,.,,, ,,,,,,,s,o Cow
7'''o 'oo'' V. ,,. -, ,,.,- ,,,, a,a
p""S ''u'' x,., ,,
was ''0''NN'N" w.
.'' '''' A''. ''' ''''
o'o"' ms nv ''' 49,,
I'a"H ."ero No''' "' 81" '''' ''
Nc'c hl'iu'r'" IT. 80 ''N 90 va
'''c 'ia'h VI '''' - '''' 1'' ~,
tne engine mouse an" '''e Nose MUST ~
t'c co''P'"H So'"S 'r'Ui'"
by inc futlah" raIIroau .rdch'
Inc ilrc had maze soou He"uWaN "h'h
the hose company arrived nut III re-
markably snort tlihe wv" streams "i
water were playing on II ana the hrc
put under control NJ Ion 'he hre alarm
was rung that the Fir" WIS ont, lhc or
,,,... a.. ..',,,,,.,,,,,,,1 l., ,ro
cab of engine NO. % or - spark lshl'eu
the root
The damage fortunately WAS not very
severe.
CitLtBRAlE Si'N Elt hpi'iN"'
G. 1ob,sbur, Anvil MIR and Mrs
, +, tn,lor.h,. co,rhr.tod tbo 9th ami
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

Now is n good time to begin taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. tn" medicine that
clcanscs the blood and clears the COM
plpXiou
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yofs Oct 9-AILLFEED held firmly
spring braf in lO0Ib sacks TO arrive lake and rail,
2)35; mi5dlings. no. eity bran, Is. s.5oa2aoo West
em red dog 2a61.
FL0U3-Iuactiye. steady; spring patent. il0at5oi
spring clears. 50a3 So winter straights, 35oa2ee
winter clears. 320a325: Kansas in sacks. patents,
375a3 30; straigbts 350a365 clears 2.s0a33.
RYE FLOUR Strong: checking trade 37laLI5-
CORNAiEAIr-AIoderate demand. kiln dried for
export 270a275: coarse meal. in bags, Ll0ll-5
BECkWHEAT FLOUR-Dull and unsettled i8s
24j fol spot and 2 l0a2D. 20 arrive.
HAf-Stroger hlndering trade, receipts, 1856 tons
part export; prime, s5iz; No I, IS No ? s5aSll-
No. 2. 72lsa77.
STRAW Fair inquiry; long rye, 62'4ae5-
BEEF-FirmeT. moderately active, family. lL01d
| l. 20; packet io.00al01.
/ PORK-FsiT; mess. l5 2jaI615; family, ls59.
/ TALLOW-InHctive: city quoted al 51a IN hogs
heads.
LARD-Fimer; prime Western. $50; city, SIS
South American l92j; refined Brazilian kegs. LIS
city stearine. l0l4 oleostearne, quiet CITY, 81
/ Chicago. 9is.
SCGAR-The local market for sugar was
/ quiet and unchanged, centrifugal 81 test 4 Mus
coyado So test. 81; molssses sugar. 50 test, 81.
refined quiet but steady aud unchanged
! BUTTER Receipts. TO-, ,i09 packages extra cream
/ ery remained unchanged at g. With a hrn market
/ noted.
/ EGGs-Receipts, 1855 cases; market ruled steady
with Western frsts named az the unchanged pTlcl
/ Of , to 26
/ NAVAL sToREs-stock rosn. i2756 barrels
spirits tmpeuiinc G73 barrels tar. LIB barrels
Spirits urpcutinc was quoted at 6s 20 esi= for ma
Chime made barrels. With r0siu steady. at tho
former range Of LIS % 40 Tor common 10 good
strained aud tar steady. al so for on barrels
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
New York.
New Orleans.
spot Markets.
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore oct. 9-FLOUB-Markct was steady.
Winter extra. s5a3O5. winter clear 125a5.5j. win
Ter straight 512355 winter patent 375a5.95. spring
clear 535a363 spring straight, e52i7 spring pat
emit. 44a468- Ci3y Nils bast patent $40. CITY
Mills hign grade patent, 40; Cts Mil, h-gh-grade
straight 85l choice family. 4Gj; City Mills, extra,
525a3. 90. Rio extra 39aiU0- ne -four. medium 20
choice aj9a3S So, c0rumcai per 700 pounds, Li5al 3d.
OATS-Naratt was firm Stock in elevators. jol.
zoo bushels. shipments from elevators. 355 bushels
New cats: White. No. . 39a5giz do, No. 3 3Sa
23i=, do No J. 5isa35 mixed. No . 3slsa579t
C0.. No g. 26lta569s 40 No. e. 3ia3ii2. Note-Ihe
sbaye quotations refer Co domestic delivery.
BXE-Stocs in elevators 9ol5 bushe +. ship
n-ents. rs bIshcls No. Western export selevator.
&C: NO . 62a63. 40 Western. 6ja6t. No. ? lnear-
hyl 5ea61: No. Western. 6la6l NJ. 4 luear byl,
57a5S. choice Western. uptown delivery, =.
BUTTEE-Market nm. Creamery. fancy. per b..
37a2si do. choice 2ia25; do, good 22ag3; do.
imitation l9a2l do. prints. 2a29; do, blocks 2ia
81 ladle Ea19. nearby rolls. rsi9; store-packed,
Ohio l6al6iz. do. Nest Virginia. I5al6 Mary land.
Virginia. and Pennsylvania dairy prints l5al7
renovated butter. g3a25.
EGGS-MsTket nur. Mainland Psunsy lrauia. and
nrar-E frsts. oss Of, per dozen, 2i Virginia. Jess
OF. = Western 6gsts. loss uG. =: West Virginia.
loss on, o southern. less c. 2a22: g5iuea. 9alo
LIVE POULTRY -3iarkCi hu- ChicBens o'd
hens. heavy. raT IT,. il. doc small q. do. Old
Toosters each 25a30 do spring. large l3iaali. do.
small, lps. Ducks-Paddle. barge. Pals. do snail.
llal2 muscavy aud RcngTei T.; drakcs each 39a 40;
white peEings. Der To-, l2alJ Gosc-1iarvlaud and
Vuginia. pCr H. i2li3 TuTkcyS- oms. ucr H.
l5als. Piseons-loung. per iair. l5a2): do. old.
pgr pair, p. Guinea foWi-Each, e9a25
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. oct Cash markets WHEAT
Stronger checking trade. No. ! Northern Duluth
10 arrive Qake and raiu. a.. over December f. O.
b. Ne ! Northern Manitoba, S574, late November
No . Northern Manitoba. s5i+. late November
No. . red T. o. D. -, under December, No. ?
hard over December T. O. D.. No ] mscsToBi.
76as f. o. D.; No. macaroni. 7r. Exporters
took a loads
C0RN-Steady. No elevator 5pt: 40. p
5p. T. o. D. Ne 2 f. o. b. and October 5l7. No.
early November. 5S's T. O. D.. No. white, IS
f. o. b. Exporters took g loads.
OATS -Stcady. quiet trade Elevator prices are:
No white. so Ne. white s9i4; No mixed. g
Exporters took nothing.
The prices for futures follow
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Money Going 10 London.
MONEY MARKET.

New Yok Ott. 9-lioney on can ar the stock
exchange tosiay opened at 81. Ter cent: highest "a
lowest 81. closing g. M-st Of the days loans we're
80 per cent.
Time money was easy ia tone. and an increased
volume ef business paS reported Quo-ed rates re-
main unchanged at six PER cent for an periods.
Mercantile PAPER was In better demand sales
showed an increase The market for sterling ranged
strong advancing e To- As555 u closed slightly be-
low this level Rates for actual business were as
fellows: Sixty DAYS. 4so5dfs90, demand f.sisaa
lsE5. cablrs s.s55lat $50
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
COFFEE MARKET.

Nes YORK Oct 9.-Tle e5eee market vas easier
to-day ovjug to lower Brazilian exchange without
corresponding adrance iu the mllercis price #
coffee Disappointing European cables. and selling
sgaiust frm offers from Brazil The market
oDened at decline # 90 20 POINTS. and dEfing
ihs middle Sc sas tuo points lower
Prices wers l5 20 % points net lover.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
coNERNlIENT RnNDS.
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished bg Dick Bros d CO. mon.
ber or the New YorE and Nea Orleans Cotton lz-
changes. lu2 II street northwest. Phones Main
6f0 6ift
gHire strong to-day. Liverpool prices advanced On
Indications of cold weather I'm tine Southwest ard
fdIiu.e Oh the continent and ~ ECYpt Local bears
were frightened tv tie strength uf The market here
and covered urgently on the rise. Houses with
southern ard Liverpool connections gave tag mar
k.t support Iu the afternoon. and ttt bears were
further frightened bv indications Gf much smaller
receipts at leading points for tomorrow than have
been looked for
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
NInteeufh street PROPERTY sold.

Moore & IIn yesterday announced the
sale of the large residence. $50 Nine
teeath street northwest. The property
was owned 10y Bradley Davidson. and the
house was built about two years ago as
"a home. and he resided there while build
ing the other houses ia the row between
: and r streets. The property was sold
for SIN1G0
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
FIRST COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN. y. c.
Organized NM ISS2
MOTICE

TO flSE
Subscription books 10 the 25th an
nuaI issue Of stock viii soon close.
Four per cent paid on special de-
pOsits OF $3.50 and muItiples thereof
-Four Ier cent also paid on monthly deposits o.
80 ana muitIuics thereof AQ1iil9u4l interest a.
0acd on maturity - stock
VOW is always me time % begin TO save.
Tie most successful among men make theH earn
De idle. Instead OF permitting yolT surplus % re-
main l1 bfUks-whT not uHt y into 81 Institution
tnaJ PAYS you interest fqr the Uss o. ~
10 The man who VIII INQUIRE at tho ol4ce ~
the Asso-iatan she rroptr place 90 secure infos1na
tigu. De- wil DE- met WITH these sample statements
You become member simpl1 hy making a ce-
po-it OF $50 OF any amount exceeding TINS
Should 7ol wish 70 make special deposit, that
IS put in E0e9 az one time or amy number of
ton plan 20 accommodate Fou- To those Nho
make -pocal deposits. monthly OF additional de-
posts are not uecssaf-, though they llay Dc made
Tie building association plan SO FAR the in-
yesimeufs are concerned, may bt summed up I'D
Depot az y0u can as often as sou can. ana
Tha F-ef C0-oprative Buildrc Association. fr-m
suHed reputation % Is officers and the declaration
that TIE Company Should BE- conducted cu the
f-rtraI flan presented eu uaan4Eerabl- argument
m behalf Uf patronage ETerF man who s1h-cfiDes
10 stock exteids the heucdcsut influence q hons
Il las beea Demonstrated thar as a depository
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advantages and features meyceled
First Cooperative Building Association
shares 20 suft all Incomes
MONTHLY ................... ...-.....-.-.. $50
SPECIAL. ..............i.. i................ S34.C0
PAID--P .............-. -............ S1S9. %
Office: 1925 ThiFtY-sseOnd Street
OFFICERS
A. 3 Jackson. President.
IT. q. Wagner Vice President
J. Barton Miller Secretary.
DIRECTORS
: Thomas Brown. w T. Gibbons George
Freeman. IT, T. Gilbert W. &. Cunning
ham. Daniel Johnson. john Fleming.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
DIRECTORS.
Aetna Banking &
Trust Company
1922 F ST. N. w.

Pays 4 per cent interest on Saw
ings and Time Deposits.
Open for deposit I'd, Sd, 18th, and
18th until 5 o'clock. Saturday
evenings, 6 to s o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

National Lead moved to some extent in
sympathy with American Smelling and
Refining. being controlled by interests in
the latter company. ard it was said there
was q short interest OF considerable di-
meusi0us in the stock. In well-informed
circles ii was asserted that earnings were
running at the rate of j. per cent or
upward for the common stock. The right
people We're said to have given out the
tip that SmeIters would reach 164 this
week. The margin left for fuldllment at
the high point of the day was 50 narrow
that the traders were inclined 10 wait for
some ucw inspiration.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
YESTERDAY
CHICAGO GRAN.

Quotations furnished by Charles G.. Gates * Co.
members Sew York stock Exchange huusey Buid
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
CTRR QTOTATIoNS.

Furnished by J. 4 Chapman & &C.. members
Sew York Stock Exchange a. Bowie Chipman.
r-suagcr 1901 4 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Every Office in the street has had nu-
megous inquiries recently as 90 why
Amalgamated Copper does not move. This
iu itself strongly suggests the existence
of an extended public interest on the long
side The great activity in mining issues
ON the curb has led many people 20 OK
pect big advance in AmalEamatcd. and
those who did not care 10 risk money i'm
the stocks Of the smaller concerns have
taken out some Amalgamated. In the be-
lief that il afforded a fair prospect Of
profit without danger attending commit
moGts I'm ventures whose value has not
set been clearly established.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

We buy life insurance policies and pay
more - cash than the companies issuing
them. We also buy policies subject 10
loans. Write for terms
Policies must be seven years cid.
The Harrison Realty Company
W G STREET NORTHWEST.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Qs.oistions furnished by Charles G. Gates Co.
rfnbsgs New lerk stock Exrhange Munsey Build
ING
The Washington herald., 1906-10-10

Contrary to the general belief that
part of the Sl50.o0o0o0 stock of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St Paul Rail
road Company authorized at the an
nual meeting on September % viii not
come upon the market until well into
next year. il is now estimated by per
sons close to the management that Il
portion of the issue may be offered to
stockholders within three months A
director of the road. in discussing the
matter to-day. stated that in his opin-
ion no part of the stock would be is
sued inside OF two months. but admitted
that there was possibility of its being
offered TO shareholders before the end
OF the year II is known that a part
of it at least viii be used in the Pacific
Coast extension project