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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-06-22

Mems NegHgee Shirts, madras cheviots and percale
attached and detached cuffs lQC
Mems Mohair Shirts $500 values Ct en-
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Wards S. Silk Shirts. for one day. ....... .$4.25
ANY Boys or Child's Straw Hat in the house Csc
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Brcs. & Co.,, members of the New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges. Branch offlce No, Ss Center street.
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Miscellaneous Bonds

fEx-rights
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Open High. Low. Last
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[ shares. Nipissing rallied from 15 1-2 Tuesdays closing price. to IT 1-2-or the equivalent of 40 per cent. of the par value. There was short covering about this, put also what loked loike inside support. Other mining shares, incIud- ing Cumberland-Ely, also showed a better tone.
 The increase in the New York Gen. tra dividend to a 6 per cent. basis was discounted, as the stock reacted about 3-4 points after the news was out. It was thought that the pool would have hard work bidding up the price with Pennsylvania, as a per cent. stock, selling under 40.
 The statement that Atchison directors had decided to call a special meeting to increase the capital stock by $3O. OOeOOO for equipment and extensions, did not help that issue. The stock was heavy early in the day, It started talk about the company's various capital in crcases during the last few years.
 Marshall, Spader & Co., have sold nearly $40,O00 shares of United States Steel common the past two days. The selling commenced just at a time when it seemed that Morgan interests were getting back into the market.
 Nipissing's high price yesterday was r S-8, low IS, last IS 1-2, Total sales were 65,00O shares, The stock closed Monday at 15 1-2.
 Most of the Sugar tips come from Washington and some of the biggest operations in the stock are planned there. To-day the movement was said
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NEW FORK STOCK MARKk7.

On the New York Stock Excbange, re- ported by Prince 6 Whitely, Bank CTS and Brokers. 52 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street, New Hav- en, Conn.
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GOvcrnm-nt Bonds.

Quotations received from Kimberly. Root & Day. investment Brokers. 133 Orange street, New Haven, Conn.
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Miscellaneous srockA
Fay. Bid. AsksA.
nairroud 0oras

ald Arkea
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Con. Gas ......13S 138B l38 13S1S Del. & Hudson. 229A 2S0h 228A 22S1 Erie ........ 4515 453 45 45$S
 do 1st pfd.. 76 76 76 76 Gen. Electric ..17SA 1ISh 177h 177h Ct. North. pfd SIS SIS S16 3l7 I'll. Central ....175 l15 l75 175 Inter Met. . 87K 37h 97H 37a
 do pfd .. 76h 761a 76A 76% Louis. & Nash. .1464B 146b 145 146 M. K. & T. pfd. 781$ 73s 72 78 Mo Pacific ... 94& 95 94A 94H N Y. c, < H. .136 1864 134h 1347$ N Y. o. < w. 47A 4SA 4S 49 Nor & West xd92 92A 92 92H North. Pacific .222 222 22Oh 221 Pac Mail ...... fl ALA 4l ALA Penn. 7. .13SE 1894 13S% 1891 Peo. Gas ...... 929s 928 92B 92B Reading ....146& 14SA 146 14S Rep. I. X S. .. 3S SS SS& 3S
 do pfd ....101B lOlA l0l 101 Rock Island :. 31% SIS 91A 91%
 do pfd .... 671s 67k 61h 67k Southern P, u, 9438 943s 94 945s
 do pfd .... 94 94 94 94 Tex. & Pac. ... BPS SPA 873s 37% In Pacific ...1S6% 1S7 185B 1S6h U. s. Rubber 51A 52 5llA 52
 do pfd ....104B 105 l04& 104& West. Un., .xrts S6 S6 S6 S6
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Call money rose to 32 per cent. late in the day but near the close dropped tn 10.
 The further rise in time m3ney to 8 per cent. for ninety day loans with the willingness of some borrowers t5 pay 6 per cent, for eight months ac- commodation was perhaps an even more striking commentary on the po- sition of the credit market
 Ten per cent. was bid for 9O-dav loans and of per cent. for eO-aay accommodations. The sequel to this tension was break of 30 aoints in sterling exchange to 4S47O. Relief was expected soon from Sec retary Shaw ala he said in his annual report yesterday that his working hal ance of $7S,000,OOO will in good part, be placed at the disposal of business interests if they need it.
 The sharp decline in sterling here ex- cited some fears in London lest we should become active bidders for gold again in that market, As to this, how eyer it is too early to venture definite predictions.
 The interpretation of the early break, the sharp bidding up, and the early afternoon setback, was that profession al operators were driving prices back and forth in the hope of making good turns and getting out the same day. When such performances are success full a man, on operations of say 5O,OO0 shares, can sometimes make S250OO or more clear profit day
 With an increase in the dividend rate to a per cent. basis, New York Gen. tral followed the usual course of secur- tiles receiving benefits. The estimated gross earnings of the system for the year were over $92 OO0,0O0, an increase of $6,303, 800, and the surplus gain was SLOPE 200. The income from the increas- ed Lake Shore and Michigan Central df- Vidends is about 1 1-2 per cent. With some the view is advanced that New York Central would have been in better position if the dividend had not been advanced, in view of the big financial outlays before it. On the other hand, as is noted below, New York Centrars report of earnings is a very good one
 In the last half hour stocks were quiet but steady, and showed a some what firmer tone. Reading, Pennsyl- vania and several others closed at sharp recoVeries from the midday prices. Un- lon Pacific, Copper and New York Gen. tral were uncertain, The marking down ot call money by bank to 6 per cent at about PAS o'clock was generally in terpreted to mean a desire to put an end to the stringent rate of call funds It had a favorable effect upon senti- ment
 The buying by London continues There has not been any check to it since early last week, when it was known that the Bank of England would show a largely increased reserve. Prob ably l5o,OO0 shares have been taken This would mean about $1O.OOO,OOO worth as many of the purchases have been of shares quoted under par.
 Midday purchases which lifted stocks temporarily were due to a prevailing be- lief that Secretary Shaw would soon relieve the money market, probably de- posting $250O0,O00 public money in the banks, or by agreement to redeem the old per cent. bonds of 19O7 Later news that the secretary had postponed action sent prices off again a tride.
 The curb market showed temporary cessation of liquidation in mining
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Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince X Whitely. Bankers and Brokers, z5 Broadway, New York. and 15 Center street, New Haven.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
SECRETARY SHAW OFFERS sOME
 MONETARY RELIEF.

Will Release for COuntry's Use Some
 S12,OOO,OOO by Prepayment of Interest
 On Government BOnds-Can Money
 Yesterday Rose to g Per Cent
 Time Money Dearer Also-Prices
 Grew Weak and Then strOng-TalE
 Over N. Y Centraps Dividend In-
 crease-stilI Higher Prices for Iron
 London's Buying-Nipissing's Capers
 --The Days Gossip.
 The higA rates for both call and time money caused halt in the spec ulative commitments and rome won dering as to whether Secretary Shaw wouldn't afford relief pretty soon.
 Last night the following dispatch from Washington announces the fol- lowing action Ly the secretary to help out the money situation a little:
 Washington, Dec 5.-The secretary of the treasury gave notice to the holders of United States bonds that the interest maturing on the several interest dates between and including January 1 and May 1, 19O7 will be prepaid without rebate on and after December 15 1906.
 Checks for the interest due January l, 1907, on registered bonds will be mailed to the owners on CT before the 18th instant
 The amount of interest which may thus be prepaid is nearly $12,OOO, 900. In anticipating this payment, Secre- tary Shaw stated that he was infuenc- ed by the fact that the treasury col lected surplus revenues amounting to $7,000,000 in the month of November, and that the current month is also likely to be a month of surplus re- ceipts. In December, 1905, the sur plus receipts were $5, SOC, ,000 The ac- tion taken. therefore. releases for use in the business of the country sum practically equal to the urplus re- ceipts for November and December. In the present activity of business the secretary said he was unwilling to per- init the operations of this deaartment to aggrevate present conditions in the money market It was thought best to anticipate two quarterly payments at one time, as in this way holders of registered bonds will only be obliged to send the bonds to the treasury to be stamped once instead rf twice.
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The Union Trust CO
NEW HAVuH.

NEW HAvEN,
 NHARTERED by the State of Con- N nectlcut with authority to act m Executor, Administrators. Guardian Ras celver, or Trustee, under will or deed
 Is legal depository of money nsid Into Court and public Trust Funds Acts as Trustee for Municipalities. Cor porations and individuals, and admin. isters trusts of all kinds Empowersd to act as registra. of stocks, bonds or einking funds, and do all bus'ness susb Rs usually done by trust companies.
 It also does general banking bus. mess, collecting checks, note-. coupons. and receives deposits The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kent separate and apart from the general assets of the Company
 This Company Is by lPT regularly exa amined by the bank examiner of th State of Connecticut.
 HENRY L, HOTCHKTSs. President.
 EUGENE g, BRISTOL TEpssure1
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Ro.ton stock Onotntionu.

Reported over private wires of Horn. blower 6 Weeks. members of the New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes New Haven office. 27 Center street
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RaItrona stockA

raE Bid Asked Boston & Albany ,. 100 240 241il B. & N r. Air L pf 100 ll1b Conn Ry & Light 100 G5 72 Donbury < Bethel :. 25 IA H. & Conn, West..,. 1G0 49& 51 \ Londo1 Northern, 100 2ls N Yo N, H. & H,... 100 l92 193 West shore ... 25 38
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
Girl Is Committed,

Margaret Shaver, girl ID years of
age, was committed to the reform
school at Ogden by Judge Brown Of the
Juvenile court Monday. The charge
against the girl was that of immoral
conduct
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"The Bi0od is .Ihe Life.''

Science has never eope bevond the
aoVVe simple statement Of scripture. Bur
mas Illuminated that statement and
gwen IL meaning ever broadening with
Gne increasing breadth OF knowledge.
"hen The blood is "bad or impure It
hot alone tho body which suffers
Snrough disease. The brain is also
S,0uoed' we mind and judgement are
euScted, and n.any an evil deed or Impure
.noSght Ip0~6e Hirectly traced To the
lmpurFy OF the 6ioSdS Foul, impure blood
saQ ee made -pure by tbc nse OF DR.
Fleree.s Golden Medical Discovery. Il
enr!ches and -ullrlfes 1be blood thereby
curing. pimples, blotches, eruptions and
other cutaneous affections, as eczema
letter, or salt-rheum, hives and othel
manifestations OF impure blood.
@ o @ @ o O
In the cure Of scrofulous swellings, en-.
iargcd glands. open eating ulcers, or old
sores, the "Goldcn Medical Discovery ohas
performed the most marvellous cures, In
cases OF old sores, or open eating ulcers,
1T is we'll to apply to the open sores DR..
Pierce's All-Heallng Salve, which pos
100000 "S'@oNiiol hCdlli6 DObSIlCy ~ucD
used as an application to the sores In con-
Junction with the use Of Golden Medical
Discovery az blood cleansing constl-
tutional treatment. II your druggist
don't happen to have the "All-Healing
Salve' in stock, you can easily procure it
by incloslng fiftyfour cents in postage
stamps to DR.. r. Y. Pierce, o63 Main St.,
Buffalo, n. Y, and it will come to you by
return post. Most druggists keep it as
we'll as the Golden Medical Discovery"
@ O O O o o
You can't afford to accept any medicine
Of unknopn composition, as a substitute
for Golden Medical Discovery" which Is
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION
having a complete list OF ingredients II
plain English on its bottle-wrapper, th,
same being attested as correct under oath
Dr.. Plerce's Pleasant Pellets regulata
and invigoratH stomach. liver and bowel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
MINING COMPANY SUED
FOR HEAVY DAMAGES
Kelligher Asks $4,000 for
Loss of Eyesight Through
Explosion.

Suit to recover $4,000 damages for
the loss OF his cyesight has been en-
tered by Terry Kelligher of Alta. Utah,
against the Consolidated Flagstaff
Mines, company OF Wisconsin, in the
United States District court. The plain
tiff alleges in his bill that on Septem-
ber 10 of this year, while at work in
the Flagstaff mine at Alta as "muck-
Ell" he was instructed to dig trench
in the mine to permit the water to flow
out. An unexploded charge of powder
was struck by his pick, 1T is alleged,
with the result that rock and earth
were blown over and around him, de-
stroying the left optic entirely and seri-
ously impairing the right one. Plaintiff
also alleges that he received other seri-
GUS injuries, including a lacerated face
and badly wounded shoulder.
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Brief Mention.
pecial TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct s.-W. b. Throckmor.
ton, travelling agent of the Colorado
Midland. was In Ogden today and was
distributing the new score cards of
the Midland's new diuing-car service.
They are beautiful souvenirs and worth
securing and preserving.
TO Joseph Cook, 81, and Miss GLADYS
E. Selman, 10, both Of Salt Lake, but
recently residents of Ogden.
The old Z. G. NJ. I. building on the
corner Of Washington and Twenty
fourth streets. recently purchased by
Wright & Sons company, has been re.
modelled with ST. Louis enameled brick
for fronts on the lower floor, and with
beautiful business fronts on both Wash
ington and Twenty tyfourth The dis
play windows are especially fine and
the firm will open in the new place
about November /.
George Foley, the caterer of Port.
land, Utah. the home of the new cement
ness He reports the new town pros
pering and many men at work on the
cement plant
l.. G. Murphy State deputy of the
Fraternal Brotherhood, accompanied
by Mrs. Murphy, is in Ogden. On
Tuesday night there will be grand
social by the order in A. 0. Z w.
hall, at which Mr.. and Mrs, Murphy
will be present.
Il. T. Haskell, formerly foreman Of
the car department Of the Southern
Pacific at Ogden, but now travelling
car inspector, with headquarters at
Oakland. who has been here for his
health for six weeks, will return home
this week
c. IT, Anderson Of the /. H. Hill I'm
dertakeTs Supplies company Of Chi
cago arrived here from Montana this
morning, and is the guest of Under
taker Albert i. Richeyr Mr.. Ander.
son is on his way TO Chicago, via Colo
RADIO towns.
Abbott Maginnis, son Of Judge Ma
giunis, who has been the confidential
man in the legal offices OF the firm OF
Maginnis q Corn, left for Reno, New,
on the Overland today, and will take
responsible position on the Reno Ga
Zettc.
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JOSEPH F. BAuSCHER
GOES TO HIS REWARD
Well-Known Ogden Man Passes
Away While Seated in
Chair.
Special TO The Tribune.


oGDEN' Oct. s.-Joseph F. Bauscher,
one of the best known of Ogden char.
acters, died Mt Hot Springs. north of
Ogden, at Ito this morning. nped So
years The body was removed to Rich
ey undertaking establishment. where
IL VIII be prepared for burial and tho
funeral VIII be announced later.
Mr. Bauscher was born in Pennsvl.
wanna. and leaves a sister and somo
other relatives here. His wife resides
IN ogden and his daughter is Mrs. Os.
car b.. Madison, the wife OF the County
Commissioner. Mr.. Bauscher was The
contractor and builder of some of the
best business blocks in Ogden. He built
me 4ealy hotel, the Spencer terraces,
the Hammer dwelling, one of the orna,
ments of the city. and many Others of
inc most ornamental structures.
Joseph Bauscher was a big man in
every sense. He was big physically aud
IN ms mental capacities, and what he
did was always well done. About a
year ago he was attacked with disease
and In the hope TO recover his health
he moved to Hot Springs, where he as
Sumed the management of the place.
for a while he seemed to grow better.
but after restless night last night,
he sat down in chair and expired
without struggle. He was an unusual
~ genial and jolly man, and his death
Is regretted sincerely among his ac.
qualntanees, as well as being a severe
blow to his family.
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FOR GOOD OF ORPHANS
Annual Meeting of Orphans Home AS.
ISOLATION, on State Street. Held

Monday afternoon a well-attended
meeting of the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery association, on South State
street, was held. 1t was the regular
annual meeting of the association, and
number of the friends Of the institu-
ton were entertained,
A committee from the Infants Home
and Protective association, on I street,
conferred with the association during
the afternoon, relative to the future
work of the organizations.
The various reports for the past year
wero read, among them the reports on
education, work of the home com
mittee, and history of the year The
home was then inspected and found TO
be In an excellent condition. The
children sang number of songs and
refreshments were served.
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EANISKI IS CITED.

y Cause in the Second Dis
B Court October II.
= Tribune.
\ Oct. S.-The complaint of
2. plaintiff and accuser, VS.,
! Hulaniski, County Attorney
,punty, who is charged with
oScial duty by permitting
'lford, chairman of the board
'tommissioners, to draw war
'fstsive cash from the same,
pot authorized by the law,
efsd to Judge Howell this
q issued q citation to be
capt. Hulaniski, requiring
|e.f In court Wednesday, Oc-
"a show cause why he should
Nved OF his Office for the al
''--
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RESULT OF EARTHQUAKE.
Edward Flagherty to Be Examined al
Ogden as to Sanity.


OGDEN, Oct. s-Edward Flagherty
who was arrested by the police, Friday
night, because of dementia, was re-
moved TO the county Jail this morning
and confined in the padded CELL pend
ing determination of his malady He
is native of Galway, Ireland, and is
80 years of age.
Flagherty went to San Francisco
about thirteen months ago and expe
rienced shock in the great disaster
of April 18. His hallucination Is that
some one is going to shoot him, and
when he was arrested be was a passen-
ger to New York, with a ticket and
money in his pocket.
today by Rev. Father P. NJ. Cushna-
han, but his mutterings, "Oh. musha,
musha,' was all that could be gotten
out of him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
fII BOARD
||IDy MEETING
st.uford Absent, and
Isual Report Is
Missed.
|RE & SONS
MED An EASEMENT
rept on Voting Ma
Authorized, in
Eun Of $11O5.
Tnbune.

o,t Sat the weekly
A. Board of County Com
Via today Chairman Jo-
ID vas not present, having
ro aud his usual stereo'
q that be had visited the
!, ~ expense of $3.50 to We
.,s not presented.
= stanford's absence Com
SSsOp and Madison held n
I, rranted to l. L. Clark &
..ssSsnt OF n right of way
(. mad owned by the county
4 S5e of the courthouse. un.
4 I 1909, at a yearly rental
!, of alleged encroachments
4 ! Idaho Railroad company
avon, under especial privi-
= 5for temporary use by the
rken up, and Mr.. Wilson
Id to investigate whether
su intended to be pernla-
!, authorized the first pay
a. new voting machines,
"a sll05.
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New Trial Is Asked,

Peter Charland and II. II, Hawley,
through their attorney. William New.
ton, entered motion for a new trial
before Judgs Armstrong Of the Third
District court Monday morning. Both
men wero found Tuilty by jury last
week on n charge Of burglary in the
first degree, They were TO have been
sentenced this week, The hearing on
the motion for the new trial was set for
October 10.
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IN AID OF THE BAND.
Ogden Musical Organization Is Arrang-
ing q Concert.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Oct. s.-Prof. Z, W. Mich
OILS, leader and instructor of the Nichols
Concert band, is arranging for Il con
cert to be given in the Grand opera
house in the near future. at which his
entire band will be present with thirty
pieces, 1t is Prof. Nichols s intention
to have some of the local vocalists par.
ticipate, and q number Of spccialties
will also be presented.
The purpose is to aid the band, which
has become one Of the institutions Of
Ogden, and make an organization of
which tho city has already become
proud,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09

the city's accepting certain sidewalks
that had been built by the contractor,
Councilman Williams stated that he
knew some of this work, and that in
places he could rub it down to the
original soil with his hand. The matter
was referred to the Sidewalks commit.
tcc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
LEON LOOKS GOOD.
a Is Pleased With Condi-
Don Of Mines.

+vA We
y, lribune-
Lax. S.-Don Mcguire, pres
|.,n,ger of the Napoleon and
q The Sierra Madre noun
4 Il Ogden, and of the Santa
|..e same range. the latter
Hing mainly owned by him,
q tie mines, and states that
|pltcn the work of driving
|afuel is progressing at the
b feet per month, anl the
|,ut two veins uf high grade
In the recent strike in the
q tunnel the winZc is now
'ift, and there is ore all the
|nis Maria, the lower tunnel,
H. 1900 feet IN length and
l.n distinct veins OF copper
|tmted, and will be pushe,i
3 tho fullest possible work
1ire has the engines and
|ht were recently destroyed
h replaced, and is now pre-
B vigorous winter campaign
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
Company Loses.
IN TrIhrro

~ Tribune.
z q. 9cL s;-The baseball game
~ park this afternoon be-
.swlS Jewellers and the Stew
'';. ';Smpany resulted in a victory
Z PIN men. The score was:
esewart, 8. The verdict was
~ o'ewart bunch can act and
- 4. tnan they can play ball.
a t good attendance Of the
I she company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-09
y 10 BE SENT HOME.
~ Louie E, Ellis viii Be
typed to Wisconsin.
ii1 Tr,hur,

Pc Tribune.
Yet. s.-The body of Louie
re young man who died in
y The Ogden house on Twen-
Hst, Sunday morning, was
ihe undertaking establish
|. anert F. Richey, Instruc-
iseeiVed from the parents
.sn at Racine, Wis, to pre-.
'np the body to his home for
n cypress.
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Gov. Cutler to Attend.

Gov Cutler on Monday notified the
secretary of the Mining congress, which
is to convene at Denver October l6,
that he Will attend the congress and de-
liver an address