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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-29
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By Philfp KerrM MteheLs

The author of BrHvver fins
BABY is again in his happiest vein,
with a youngster for a hero and the
wild rough life of a western lum-
Der camp for the background. Out
of every situation Mr.. Mighels
draws fresh humor, ~portraying
child life with that rare genius for
making it appeal to old and
young. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-29

GHbsH Rsaker,S great novel bsgstb
n HARPER'S MAGAZINE ~
October. Tkere are eight eONvtem
short stories of uApssaf ViaOr sad'
tventy more contributions of bahss--
none Of Asni controversial or mercy
''HmeN." &gA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
Francia preparandose Ia acci6n decisiva
Oifcutades en- Ia conferencia de A|geciras
Macedonia independence de los turCos
Ell consejo imperial r1so>>Ultmos acuerdos
Ell consejo imperial ruso>>U1timos acuerdos

cncuenta heridos contusos E Sc debe la ca
sualdad.
Respondendo una Interpolation del dputado socia
sta Mr. Faure e secretaro de asuntos exrangeros de
Franca Mr. Rouver declare que la Intervention europea
los probemas interiors; de Macedonia esut6 efcaz
que hoy puede consderarse aque tertoro
International casl por complete emancipado de la uela
urca que comprometfa los ntereses de Austria Russia
amenazaba los de las otras naciones del Connente Mr.
Rouvler sostuvo que dpomaca francesa alcanz6 Ma
cedonla un trunfo brante traba ando por ideas pura
mente humantaras respondendo las tradcones nacio-
males heredadas de Ia revouclon de 789 La Camara d6
voto de con6anza al goberno por +2 contra 49,
Comunean de San Petersburgo que Ell Goberno ha
nothcado las organzaciones obreas que las meddas de
repression suspenderan nmedatamente 81 elias orecen
no perturbar orden pdbco. E consejo del mpcro dis
cute regas para soocar los tumutos popuares La mi
nora de6ende e empeo preminar de cartuchos bala
mentras la mayora sostuvo que esta medda aumentara
la audaca de las muchedumbres que traera consigo la
necesldad mayor efusi6n de sangre Toda Ia poll
cia esta armeda con fusies de tiro rapdo.
FL ministro conde .Wtte, contestando una de.
egac6n presdida por acalde de San Petersburgo ha
decarado que goberno atendra los termnos del
nheso del Car en- 10 que respecta Asambea naconal
len Asamblea consttuyente para dar pueblo
Anadi6 que opondra euaquler entatva de esa fndo
pues ella daria orgen convention revouclonara que
sera dsueta el acto por Gar. Arm6 por ultimo
que este abdc6 abdca poderes auocratcos que
determnado nstante hiciera restringr abor
os derechos conceddos 10 hara plena bertad auto
|rldad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01

New York. Febrero 19-Las impresiones legadas de
Paris sobre los asunos de Venezuela optimstas Ell
ondo. goblerno esa pronto proceder toda ener
ga Ell presdente Castro persste actud que equ
vale reto contra Franca rero los per6dcos mas i'm
porantes que debe ratase la question aarde al
guno por Venezuela pals de nferores GU
acttud puede mermar e prestgio frances Sc supo
ne que ell goberno nspira los per6dicos, lmplden
do as gran fermentation del espfrtu pnbco Creese
tamben que tone de los edoraes perodsteos Gambia
ran cuando Franca aumene uerzas de Antas
Tienese improbable invasion Ell terrltor1o
venezolano En- Washington opnan que Sc legara al
mbardeo nj al desembarco.
Dcen de Madrid que la conerenca de Agecras podra
resover los punos princ paes somedos discussion
no We e modo de hacer concesones Amana que deen
satsfecho e propo del empeado nj los ntereses del
comerco aeman Sc ha desistdo de cualquer ocupacon
de territories nuevos que consentria Espana Fran
cia nj Ingaterra Los Representatives. de Franca
avlenen tampoco permtr que esabezca en- Fee una
comis6n nternaclona para lnur coectVamente la po
Utica las nanzas del impero marroqui, Ante dl
6cuta temese que los debates termnen por ruptura
dsovendose la conerenca sin adeptar nngn acuerdo de-
6nitivo.
Comunican de Vena que anteanoche ocurr6 in
cendo de los grandes restaurants de uo uado
lei PateY que mas bella avenda de la capital austria
lca Ell fuego empeZo porter, que comunlc6 las la
varlas tapceras orlentas generazandose despues
ly causando la confusion espantOsa
Los bomberos legaron lnmedatamente ograron doml-
e ncendo La pocia ntervlno desde e primer ms
ante pero pudo evltar que e umuo para ganar la
ada principal ocurreran agunas desgraclas Hay mas de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
vAR|AS AOT|C|AS
Juntas de la Union. Jose
Penedo Benitez. En- San
Francisco.
FIEsTAS EN- RIO PIEDRAs
Fiestas de Bomberos en- Ma.
yaguez. Pablo Medina.
Barcos de la armada

Fl domingo 90 slegira por election
popular On Puerta do TERRA, la Sub
junts do 10 Union On squel bsrrio.
Fl colsgio sstsrG alberto en- Ia
sasa dc don Enrique Cores, de una
. tres do 10 tards.
-Esta nochs tomarA possession la
nusvs Junts local de Ia Union de
Pusrts Rico.
--Anochs lego esta Capital
nusstro amigo y corrsligionario don
Juan penedo Beniisz, alcalde de Fa'
lard, scompsfisdo de su sefiorita hiia
Constsncia.
-Mafana habr& una gran feats
religiosa on la iglesia de San Fran
cisco, On honor & 10 Virgen del Car
men.
Ell pr6ximo domingo, 4 del cur
sants Fsbrsro, sc inaugurar6 en- Rio
Piedras el Alumbrado electrico.
La poblaci6n, para solemnizs ar
tan gran progreso en- debida forma
dar& vuelo 4 su algeria. Habra en-
tire otras cosas, un baile en- el tsstro,
fuegos artifciales y retreta por 10 po'
licfa insular.
Es precise felicitar & Rio Piedras.
-Hemos rscibido oil progrsma d.
las festas que celebrara el cuerpo de
Bomberos de Mayag1sz para CONNIE
morar el trsinta y upo aniversario de
su fundaoi6n.
-Dichss festas han empezadc
hoy, 10 do Febrero y terminar&n ma.
fiana.
Habra lunch y banquete & loi
bomberos. simulacros de- incendio
premios & los individuos del cuerpc
que mAs 80 hsyan distinguido, retrets
y bale de confanzs en- el teatro.
-Desde aver Sc encuentra en- ssts
ciudad el popular obrero Pablo Me-
dina Rivss, residente en- Maysgdez
quien ha venido & saludsrnos. Salu-
damos cordialments & tan enthusiasts
correligionario y buen hiio del pue
bio.
Sc espera en- estos dias algunos
harcos de guerra de Ia escu sdra ma
eional, que saguiran hscia Culebras
donde va hay otros varios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
BUREAU DEL TEMPO
Servicio climatologico y de
cosechas durante la Sc
mana Ultima.
DIAS NUBLADOS
La zafra.-Grado del guara-
po. = Cosecha de tabaco.
Otras plantaciones
DIAS NUBLADOS

Dlrante = seman. ha reinado
un lismoo p ar'islments nublado con
nosbss muy friss. La precipitation
tuS gsnsralmsnts ligsra, y escasa-
mants eubri6 las necasidades dc las
nscssidades do les craoisntas coss
ehss y pastos.
La zafra % ha hscho general ex.
eepto en- 10 division del E., en- donds
slgunas do las prineipales haciendss
adn no estkn prepsrsdss para 10 mo-
'ienda. Informan que Ell rendimiento
de caffa es bueno, psro ell grsdo del
guarspo es mas bien bsjo on todas
les ssccior es, pero que meiors lsnta.
mente. FL plantfo sds cana ha sido
muy sctivo debido les favorablss
condolences del tempo. La cana
nuevs gsneralmsnte sigus blen.
En- algunos distrisos se hA cortaao
una considerable csntidad do tsbaco;
cslidad buena. Apesar de que los gu.
sanos estan hacienda alg1n daho To-
calmante, y que las plautas neeesitan
mas humedad en- muchas parties, la
cosecha en- 81 mayor parte sigus muy
prometedora.
Los palos do cafe se satan llenan-
do de capullos part todavia no ha ha-
bido una florec'da general. La poda
de los psloS de cafe y limpieza de 60.
fstales todavis no se ha conclude en-
slgunos distrisos. Llegan al mercado
msrg6s de Maysghez de algunos
diatritos del s. misntras que on 10
parte N. empiezan los palos 4 horeesr
shora. Las chinas y frutos msnorss
estan generalments abundantes. Il
psato escssea y el ganado empobrece.
Los promedios de la precipitaci6a
por divisiones fueron: ID vision n,
OFT de pulgada; e., 0 SIS de pulgada; !;
g., 0 II de pu'gads; o., 0.2l pulgsda.
EDWIN G. THO dPSON,
Director de Seecidn,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-01
REGlsTRO CIVIL

Sc han inscr ito en- el registro
civil los nacimientos de Diego Baiz
Santisteban, las defunclones de Ru.
fino PizArro y Clotllde Acsvedo Con.
zSlez
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
CHOICE POTATOES
DROP IN VALUE
EXTRA FANCY STOCK HOLDS
FIRM
WhosaIers Enjoy Rushing Business
After Labor Day-continue
Arrival of Eastern Eggs
to Go Into Storage

In the central market early Tuesday
morning dealers enjoyed the best trade
they have experienced in a month. The
Monday holiday had cut out one days
business, the peddlers were lndifferent
and many stores were closed Demand
was spirited for all lines of goods and
prices were firm Hundreds of boxes
of grapes, pears, apples. plums and ber-
ries were hauled away. while the stock
of watermelons, cantaloupes and veg
etables was quickly absorbed.
Choice potatoes were lower In value.
but extra fancy spuds. despite the
heavp receipts of Monday. held firm at
S1.5001.65 for local Burbanks, S175 for
Salinas and $1.40@1.50 for Highlands.
Butter is reported weak with no
change in official quotations. Consid-
cradle eastern stock is taken from
storage.
More eastern eggs have arrived and
further receipts are expected. No
change in prices.
Local producers manage to keep
the coops of dealers filed with poultry.
Demand is active for dressed stock and
prices are steady
The supply of all kinds of fish is suf-
icient to meet the demand. More smal
fish is wan ed. Another monster turtle
has arrived from San Diego.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
By Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK, Sept 4.-The excited
speculation in stocks was continued to-
day, although on somewhat diminished
scale of activity from that of last week.
The tone of the market became feverish
in the course of the day. This was prin-
cipally due to to the contending effects
of the speculative furore on the one hand
and the tightening money market on the
other. Prices broke all around when call
money reached 80 per cent
Incidental to the furious trading in and
out of the market by professional oper-
ators and by habitual spectators of the
millionaire class, chTning process was
kept up on a gigantic scale, consisting
of manipulatiVe orders placed in the mar
ket for both accounts and from the same
sources, solely for effect on prices. There
was much confusion and no little con-
fiict in the arguments heard in connection
with the eager speculation, and these
arguments afforded some striking con-
trasts with the views on the same sub
jects professed in wall street In times
past.
So far from showing any fears of the
effect on prices of an additional floating
market supply, Baltimore q Ohio was
made the favorite of the speculation to-
day The alleged purpose of the South
ern Pacific to control ST. Paul continued
of the speculation during the day. The
speculation showed every symptom OF
unrestrained progress until 1T was forci-
bly, arrested Dv the practical exhaustion
ket.
Withdrawals to meet the necessities of
other departments of the money market
forced the call loan rate up to 80 per cent
in the Afternoon and induced large spec
uatiye liauida tion Of forced character, ter
Union Pacific and American Smeltins
suffered most in the selling, but the
whole market was forced downward
sharply, converting the earlier gains into
general net losses for the day.
Gold was secured during the day for
import into New York to the, extent Of
81, 10000 partly in London and partly in
Paris But this was scarcely more than
sufficient to offset the days losses to the
government and by telegraphic transfer
to San Francisco, while shipments OF cur
rency to the interior by express were on
a heavy scale, with certainty of their
continuance for some time to come.
The stock market closed feVerish and
unsettled in consequence.
Bonds were irregular.
Total sales, par value 81 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on call
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
REPORT MEANS PROSPERITY
Increase in Postoffce Receipts Over
Last Year Amounts to
2344 Per Cent

During the month of August 359,259
pieces of misdirected mail entered the
local office and almost all of this was
correctly directed by searching through
the city and telephone directories and
other methods. This mail was dis
posed of as follows:
Forwarded to points outside of
city ,........... .............. 66,4S9
Delivered by carrier. r........ .122,202
Sent to general delivery .17O.562
The records further show that an av-
erage Of 1859 pieces of misdirected
mail were handled daily, and that 97,17S
callers came to the general delivery,
exclusive of Sundays; 14,500 changes of
addresses were filed during the month,
making an average of 467 day.
At few places is the prosperity of a
city better shown than in it's postal re-
ceipts. And by a comparison of the
receipts now with those of a. year ago
an idea is gained of the advance the
city has made. The records show that
the receipts for last month were $685.
1878, while a year ago the receipts
for August were $55,731.57 This is an
increase over last year of $13, ,066 36, or
a gain of 23.44 per cent, and shows that
the business of the postoffice, like
everything else in Los Angeles, Is
rapidly increasing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Dried Fruit Prices
Cotton and Wool

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Spot cotton
closed quiet. 10 points higher Mid
ding uplands. $3.50; middling gulf,
$1O15. Sales, 700 bags. Futures closed
steady at a net advance of7@10 points.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4.-Cotton
spot closed steady; middlings, 1916.
ST LOUIS, Sept 4.-Wool, steady.
Territory and western mediums, 24@
2Sc; flne medium 1S@22c: fine, 14@17c.
BOSTON. Sept. 4.-There is unflag-
ging interest in the wool market. the
traders have expected heavier buying
than has prevailed. The market is
firm. Pulled woods are quiet There
is a demand for that which Is scarce
and in which supplies that are plentiful
to move at recent prices Foreign
grades are strong
California secured basis northern
good 68 GD Toe; middle county, 66@6Sc; /;
southern. 66@68c; fall free. 56@57c.
Oregon secured basis eastern No 1
staple, 7S@74c; eastern No. l clothing,
68@ soc; valley No. 1. so 40 SIC,
Territory staple. secured basis firm,
73V75c; fine medium. 6S 7oc; medium.
Territory, ordinary secured basis.
fine, 7O@72ci. fine medium. 6S@70c;
medium up, 5b@6Sc.
Colorado and New Mexico spring
secured basis, 6S070c; No. /. 62@66e.
Pulled wools SECURED basis. extra, y
64c; "B" supers. 5e@55c-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
FURIOUS TRADING
IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET IN A FEVERlSH
STATE
Only Exhaustion Of Available Funds
Puts Check on Speculation.
Call Loan Rate Reaches
80 Per Cent
ANNNNNMNN~NN@NN~A@
MARIxET EXCITED

5 There was rapid advance in
) values at the opening Of the stock
) market yesterday.
: ST. Paul opened at an advance of
> An over Saturdays closing prices;
3 Great Northern preferred Sls,
3 Northern Pacific 2. Canadian Pa
3 cific 1%. Baltimore & Ohio 1ss,
:, Pennsylvania, N e. W.. National
3 Railroad of Mexico prferred,
> Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
> Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Anal
> gamated Copper l to l u and a
) number of other stocks large frac-
. tions
!, Later st. Paul shot up to new
3 record price 5h over Saturday
3 Baltimore 81 Ohio rose 2ss, Read
3 ing 2Ih, Northwestern 2 "a. Atchi-
3 son 1 Y and Erie and other stocks
B a point.
3 realizing caused Smelling to
o drop points below last weeks
D closing price and Great Northern
3 preferred II and Lead l. Later
D buying of Baltimore G. Ohio on
q large scale stimulated the market
8 and prices hardened.
o Baltimore & Ohio sold at 124A
8 a gain of points.
o The furry in call money to 20
o per cent brought out a flood of
q stocks which poured into all parts
3 of the market and broke prices
o badly. Union Pacific was forced
8 3N under Saturdays close, Great
q Northern preferred Az. New York
8 Central "a, Northern Pacific Ia
o and a number Of other leaders a
o point or more. American Express
8 dropped s, Reading lost all of its
3 rise, Baltimore & Ohio fell PA
q from the best and ST. Paul ga.
o At 2:55 money on call was
3 quoted at 80 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
WEE LAD TAKES WILD RIDE
Willie Danbrogian Climbs on Seat OF
Wagon and Horses Run
Awav

Willie Danbrogian, a 6-year-old lad
living at 551 Ruth avenue, took a wild
climbed into a wagon, only to have the
horses run away in Ruth avenue.
Willie clambered into an express
wagon belonging to John Andrews. The
horses were hitched and no thought OF
danger came to the lad. who mounted
the seat and played driving horse"
Suddenly one of the animals became
frightened at some object and broke
away from the hitching post.
The horses dashed down the street
the boy clinging to his seat, screaming
for help.
The wagon was overturned in Gladys
avenue and the boy was thrown several
feet to one side of the street. He
scrambled to his feet unhurt, but wept
bitterly
His parents, who heard of the run
away, hurried up, expecting to find
their son seriously injured, but found
him only slightly bruised.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
LEiAL NOTICES
Notice of Sale of Goods. Wares and
Merchandise Stored or Deposited
With or Pledged to the Trans-COn-
tlnenfoI Ereipht Co 80

ucrchuhuise stored or Deposited
With or Pledged to the Trans-Con-
tinental Freight Co.
-, Public notice is hereby given that the
Iranscont tinental Freight company will,
on the 10Th day OF September, 1906, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at
goo San Fernando street, in the city of
Los Angeles. county of Los Angeles, state
Of California, sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder each and all of
those, certain pieces of goods, wares and
merchandise heretofore deposited or
mental Freight company by the respective
owners thereof and upon which the stor-
age age or amount of the pledge has not
unpaid from the respective owners there.
of, to the said Transcontinental Freight
company, as shown by the following list
disc, the names of the owners thereof
and the amounts due thereon, Respect
lively, is as follows, to wit:
Bert Connor, barrels, $59.65; ]. A. Bry-
ant, box household goods, / bike (crat-
ed. S;n; 9; Baker, I box household
goods. $O.sl; George ss H. Bancroft crates
backbOards traci q 4E sS7Oi .Vd,,, w Bradenh0ft.
wheelbarrow. bundle pictures, 4 step
ladder: S105Q; e. J. Leeds. 8 boxes, si4. Il;
Mrs. ]. McKendrick barrels, drum.
Etchibarne. 6 barrels, Z boxes household
boxes household goods, $3.50; j. M. Haz-
Sods SGS sB1i sborns bonss hpuSshSIs sfoys
(crated). $3.50; Mrs. Efae Petit box
household goods, 500; Mrs. e. M. Gar
land / hall tree Grated. bicycle, bar
rels. / dresser. / sewing machine, 1 ice
box, s4O55; M, R. Vernon, 2 bundles. e5
boxes household goods. 1 paper box. s
trunks. / desk, bundle picks and poles.
sign, / folding chair frame, SlOl77; W.
Is. Randsburg, boxes household goods,
$22bS; A. L.. Rogers, box household
goods. $6.65; Mr. ]. Starkey. box house,
hold goods, bundle bedding. $l9.S5; Cyrus
Wheeler. ] buggy, ! buggy shaft. 81. AS;
James Smith. child's buggy, 1 gas plate,
1915: Charles Barker. / sewing machine.
$3.50: Orrin c. Allen. barrels, S95: H
Arenson. 1 box household goods, $i9 l8;
M T. Laws. ] leather settee (crated),
box household goods, 1 crate MARBLE
S22.47; l.. E. Sample, K. stove, tub and
contents. 1 bundle poles. 4 bundles bed
sides. bed ends, 1 bundle s. pipe, box
mattress, 1 lounge chairs, cupboard.
basket. bundle rugs. box and contents,
u X. tables, l broom, barrels rockers.
2 stands, pan and contents, box house
hold goods, 3 trunks, $27 10; A. G, Thomp-
SON. bundles wardrobe N43; s. II.
brown crates stands. tops and shelves,
crates chairs. bronze chair, rocker.
boxes household goods. ? casks, rocker.
1 piano. S6145; ], G. Blackwell, 3 boxes
household goods, l barrel, SS.3S; w. E.
Burnham. l sewing machine, ! telescope.
boxes household goods, crate pictures.
S1932.
! a-4-16 12t
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
y |s3
QUESTION OF LICENSE
CREATES CONTROVERSY
soUABBLE OVER lNTERPRETA'
TIoN OF ORDINANCE
Mayor Tells Protesting Citizens to Go
to the Council for Redress-ee-
Iieves the Word "ShalP Means
"Must"

The proper Interpretation of the Or
dinance passed by the city councll at
a special session last week oesishaCt- =
inc the manner in which licenses Tor
wholesale and retail saloons shall DC
granted by the police commission was
the occasion of lengthy and heateu
argument between the commission anu
some residents in the southern paiI VI
the city last night.
Eugene Arnett applied for whoie-
sale liquor license for 1914 san Peoro
street last night. Rev. S. L. Montsohl-
erv and several women were present
to protest against the granting of the
license. Mr.. Arnett had compiled Win
the new ordinance by securing the con.
sent of two-thirds of the owners OIL
frontage in the block in which he pro-
posed to establish his place. :,
The law reads that mo license shall
be granted unless the applicant has
secured the consent of the necessary
frontage" 1t was on this word shall
that the disagreement occurred. HeV.
Montgomery Interpreted 1t to mean
may be granted" Commissioner
Saddler declared 1T meant must pe
granted" =.
"The council has laid down the law"
said the mayor. There is nothing this
commission can do but enforce the law.
If it doesn't suit you people, go to the
council and get them to change it. Go
to the council and get them to make
Los Angeles prohibition town If you
can. In the name of God, go to the
council and get them to take this ter
rible task off our shoulders
With Commissioner Saddler, the may
or was under the impression that
shall" meant must" but he consented
to Commissioner Hagan's motion to lay
the case over one week and in the
meantime get the city attorney to in
terpret the meaning of the ordinance.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
HORSE TRADER is
RELEASED BY COURT

j. Smith, a horse trader in Central
avenue. was on trial yesterday in Po-
lice Justice Austins court on a charge
of victimizing Antonio Caratino in a
horse trade last week.
The prosecution attempted to prove
that Smith palmed off couple of pulgs
on Caratino, which were worthless for
driving or teaming purposes.
In defense Smith said that Caratino
saw the horses and offered $50 for the
team. This offer was later raised to
800, and the trade made. He produced
witnesses who testified both horses
were in good condition and worth more
than the price asked for them.
The court discharged the defendant
in view of the evidence shown by the
defense.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
Other Stnnks

The following stock quotations are
furnished through Fred Dorr & Co.,
brokers, Bradbury building:
Chicago local close, Sept 4:
National Biscuit common, 671h "a
6S1k preferred, liz DIS.
Diamond Match, 123@124.
Union Box Board. 1 q @1%; preferred,
11011A
Swift & Co.. 1O7 a 1O7h.
Kansas City Light, 5S% D59.
American Can, rs @7h; preferred,
1190120A.
Carbon. S6@SS; preferred 1870 1907.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool. 51@521h; SIS,
S1DS2H.
South Side Elevated. 97@99.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05

Fancy creamery, 26c; seconds 22c;
fancy dairy, 24ikc; seconds. zoe
Cheese-Eastern 16Mc; Young Amer
lea, 13c; western. t5c.
Eggs-Ranch, 30c; store, d25c;
eastern. 1s624c.
CHICAGO. Sept. 4-On the produce
exchange today the butter market was
steady TO u &c higher; creameries, 1910
23hc; daires, 17M20hc Eggs, firm to
&c higher at mark. cases included. 12n
16 Bc firsts, 1Sc prime firsts, 1Shc;
extras, 22c. Cheese unchanged, liz q
1910
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-05
WOMAN is FINED
ON BATTERY CHARGE

Mrs. Lota Heppner was fined 81 yes
terday on a charge Of slapping the
daughter of Mrs. C. Bergdorf, S2S Wall
street, Friday afternoon.
Police Justice Austin censured the
parties for bringing the case into court.
This was a neighborhood quarrel"
said the justice, "and should never
have been brought into this court |
must fine the defendant a nominal sum,
inasmuch as she pleaded guilty to a
charge Of battery"