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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Live o Market.

SATURDAY. July II.
Receipts of beeyes were 20 cars. or $50 head.
ali consigned direct to local slaughterers. with the
exec ption OF two cars. No trading 70 day. Feeling
at 7Gac. per 10. for fair To prime native sides.
London and Liverpool cables unchanged. Ship;
ments from this port to day were sO beeves ana
5000 quArterso of beef.
were consigned direct to be slaughtered. No
trading on live weight; feeling steady. City
dressed veals in moderate demand az 7nGi2c:
per h.; general top price, Ilzo.; country dressed
slow and lower at 6dsl1c.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 2s1 cars. or
making with the stale stock 2s1. cars on sale.
sheep were in moderate demand and steady: lambs.
25a t0c, lower. About Q oars unsold. Common 10
choice sheep sold at g. so@t5 so per oolbs.: ordinary
Dressed mutton steady at saiic. per lb.; dressed
lambs slow at l0h Gl3hc.- .
Receipt OF hogs were 10 cars, or 200 head, all
consigned direct TO slaughterers. Feeling steady
on sdvlces from Buffalo and Pittsburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Advances-Cables Hgher-Provis.
ions Steady.

Ions STEADY.
A further riso took place in coffee. TIE
cables were higher and wore accompanied
by moderate buying orders. Local shorts
covered and there was more or less new buy
Ing. partly for account Of Wall Street interests.
The offerings were light. though more or less
liquidation occurred on the rise.
Coffee on shot was f1rmer at 80. for No. 7
Rio. Futures advanced 10 to is points, clos.
Ing steady with sales Of g 800 bags, Hayre
advanced Lf. and Hamburg n pig. Rio
advanced 100 reis; receipts, 5000 bags, stock,
1Sl 900. Santos was unchanged. receipts,
10000 bags; stock. 70s.ooo. Prices as follows:
Htehes. Loesst Cioanq. PREF. Close.
september.... ties ESQ alooaees eSasD
RRsssSRest:":::ssss s ss sSsss s go
PRovIsIoNs-Lard was easier. prime
Western. -. IS; refined Continent. 1888; South
American. 80. Pork was firm: mess. new.
1880. Taliow, 4 l5-iec. Butter-Creamery,
firsts. zono. 'Egss-WestsTn; frsts, TX
ton by scattered longs and the temporary
absence Of support P.ecipitassdI ,t a further 5,,sr
ing by packing interests bringing about Q
rally. One Of the larger concerns took Sep
DriDA. N A. fnllr~A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
TIE OUTsTDE AfARKET.

the usual smsil affair Witnessed on Saturday,
Fluctuations in pri1es were narrow. and
iIreEulaT and presented NO isatq5ss q par
per was firm at the opening. but fell OF y
point In the later trading! CRANKY Con;
about \. .Nevada-utah also advanced. but
subsequently, reacted. Chlcag go Subway was
heavy. declining. from 4Sk 10 -. but the
Mackay Companies stocks hardened some
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry

Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
Is reported al the Custom House compare as fol-
lows with those OF last week and Of the correspond
Ing week q year ago:
Ths Week. Last Week. 1905.
Dry goods. ...... % ,0ee AT s2,sos. $50 S7dos, sSs
General mdse..... $500 $40 10si5.9 90 1924 ISL
Totals......... .sli ,os,. 7.7 ~ s7s.sls go, SOS, 200
From January / to date they compare as follows
with last year:
- 1908. 1905.
Dry goods. 80, ....... $50 sos .ile s77 If6i.<t4
General merch ardise... So,ssl,ess sis.szi ,Sii
TotaIA ...........s t2o.z7e,sos esss. Is4. 7ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
THE BOTTOM MARKET.

BOSTON. July N.-Amalsamated. Butte
In to-day'e short session of the copper shares
market. They all closed at frectionally
higher prices. Other issues were dull, but
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

FLouR.-Dull and'steady. Sales, $500 bbls
Receipts, II .s7s bbls. Spring-Patents. q. 80
IS. sod s. 90; clears. 81. 35a 81. IS; rye FOUR 90. "a
asa. 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

SuFpiub.. so'S''SVv
The amount Of United States deposlts
shown In this week's statement Is sll. eI4 800,
q decrease OF tl.7so soo since last week. II
gate given the surplus would be So. 3s4 .575.
The following. table gives the perennial e Of
cash reserve to deposits Of the more prominens
hanka comnared with last week:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS,
imports and Exports.

Imports n Exports.
The imports OF specie for the week were
SaoS $50, Of which 1881 was gold, making
total specie imports since January /. s47,SI,-
gold, none. Q total OF 5000 DAT. against 81 ill., .
the previous week. The exports OF specie
silver 90. as. ts. a total Of $50, sss. 1os. ''''''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

S~CoAR-Raw was firm at SIC. for c@entrit:
nsal. g. test and sAo. for muso9vadT 10. 50
NAVAL SToREs-Spints OF turpentine. 600.
Common to good strained rosin, %. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
,AILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
WARRINGTON, July 7i.-The .Etaiement Of the
receipts and expenditures Of thecrreasury shows:
THIS Day. This Month. Fye1i Year.
Receipts see. 81 sis. COS $50 bss.ss $50 go, s3s
Expenditures. a.4co.0oo B,l3o,0o Is ,i9o,o00
Dencit.... !. .t4o1. eo1 til.t06 1871 III .soo,I 1877
The receipts from customs % day were Sst7. 800:
from internal revenue. Sa4, 7So, and miscellaneous
SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
. TaIDAY.
Paid by Sub-TreasyY 10 banks........ et.eS7, 900
Paid by banks TO sub 'Trepuy........ 7.e2t,ooo
; Loss to banks on days Transactions. 1857 900
Gain TO banks sanis pnI1od proyfous week. 2ioiooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22
THE BANK

The weekly return Of the Clearing House
institutions published to-day was a very
favorable document. although sentiment re-
! Rardlng II was rather confused at first. owing
TO the fact that IL exhibited an Unexpectedly
largo Increase In the loan account OF %, ASS 800.
Cash holdings, however. were $il. 762.Oo
larger than last week, which is a considerably
larger increase than tho forecasts published
during the week hal estlmated and 40 the re-
serve required is d. Dol. 500 less than last week
this made the surplus %. 500. ooo more that
last week. The surplus reserve 10 now sie,-
sol 900. rs against 81, 949. $50 at this time last
year and $50. 600 600 In 1904.
The weekly statement OF the associated
banks OF the city OF New York compares 40
follows with that OF last week and that OF the
corresponding week last year:
TN, rsek Laa gseh; 1906
b beso: dis lis. v Ia CTS IS 30. 100 1850 'iL.iiff3s.:SSS
Circulation t7,9O5. 100 <s.SS.soo +.SlS.2oo
spec,e...,.. eaoss.soo ,sa.eM.so zolso.so9
Leeaitend. s7,sooIsoo s.T2Soo $4,000
Total res. soso.s7s.soo s2es,slssoo tap.aeIsoo
Res. rea'd... 7sl.is4-soo 2S.sS'"o 2ASis'aSo
Surplus. SO. sci. 900 sl2,sso.soo h+1ats,aso
Ratio of res
to dep'ts.. Nv DH Eos
The changes for the week were as follows:
Loans. INC $4,000
Depo dts. ........ Inc. 2OsOI.ao
Circulation. oSS'i"
Legal tendert... INC. ,ie.,u0
Total reserve. ................. Inc. h.io2gOO
Surplus. .......................Inc. @,So,aoo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

Oats were quiet on the spot. Natural
Clipped on track, Sc to IS lbs, 10 a4tc. mixed,
20 to "a lbs, 4ic. Corn was quiet on the spot.
Sales, 5000 bush. No. 2. mixed, 500. Futures
obsed Y to, &c. lower. Sales. 10000 bush.
Prices as follows:
OPEN HIGH Lou Clos Prev.
tng. est ri. ting, Cio,e:
seps,samnb.r:..:. sos tai s4 OK ~
December....... 80. ." &c. 6a 6et3
The grain movement was as follows:
New York: Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Barlev.
Receipts..... 2l.OoO a2.575 6T.5Oo 80. 80.
Exports. 80, $50 $500 .... -.
Receiptso. as 900 200 900 SOS, 900 1900 5000
Shipments. $4,000 $4,000 10000 .... 5000
Buffalo:
Receipts. 10000 -. -. .... ....
Shipments. $1,000 10000 10000 .... 80"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

To-day. Las resk. Year.
10000 1u s.oo7
The exports from the ports were !. oes bales,
Futures declined s TO ?. points. but rallied
steady and the estimated sales 1000 bales.
Prices az follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-22

In Liverpool spot cotton declined 1 point.
Middltng coed. against $500. last year.
Sales, COCO bales: imports, / 1000. Futures
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

Detsttib Sames 8. Nutglsp bat nit
benz ginfammsln Der 3eugenausiasen
bsgonnsn. mel9e tn Der Ierbanolung
ibsr bic sesen pOIisif @Oufns erbObene
antlaae Der Geigbeit bor9ebra3t tusr'
ben folIen. @oufins wurbe bur& ben
poli3ei.@ bsf bon, Yisnfe fuspsnoirt.
Aba.i9sn unb WaHen wuroen ibm ab'
genommen.
0iels 3eusen folen sefunbsn isin,
mel4e 6oufns faben. als er bonn
Saauplabe oes Worbes f%ort!isf uno
feline sissnsn Rahesenohen fOlen &c.
iaat babsn, bob CT glei& beim erfen
SduRe Jerieneelb COB. R4 nod ein'
mol nod Der GtsIe umfab. mo feline
2amsrabsn UNI ibr 2eben fdmpften
unb bob er bann, naaoem CT bas
6auptquartisr bena9ri9iist hatte, au.
rtidtebrte, als bic S9ieberei bortber
mar. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
LAUNDRY 50: 80: :; :::''..':
She Sahbnus ana
Ginen abenteuerli6en
.-.. Seibe TeIsphpua sos.-.

Ginen abenteuerli3en
In befiBt offenbar Mabelina Ilt>
mann, elm finfaebnidbrises, ungez
pDbnli9 hiibi9es unb entpideltes
%iunses MGbGen. gs tpar por mebrez
rem Woden aus ibrem g~lternbauie IN
8rooflDn entpi6en unb bate in 9es
feaf9aft elmer @n5abl Matrpfen Der
gunbesflptte in Der Seem Yorter 3D.
toerp ein iippises 2eben gefibrt. Gnb<
li9 purbe fte bon Beamten Der &ins
berf9ub<9 eieGf9aft perboftet, benen
fie mittheiIte, fe f9pdrme fir Set>
leute nnb Slotte, unb babe beabi4e
tist, perfleibet fi9 etnmuftern su laf-
fen. Bel Der 2eibespifitation Der tus
eenbTtden Gefansenen itelte es ii4
beraus, babA ibr &Orper bon Sdtps
tpirunsen aler Dirt bebedt NOR. Mrf
einem Mrm fab man bas Bib zines
Mdtrpfen nit elmer ameritanifGen
Slagge; Der anbere Mrm ftedte nod IN
elmer 8anbase, er mar mod nt9t ber>
hetlt. Muf tbrer 8ruf fanb man bos
Bib eines ameritaniiben 2riegs@
f9iffes unb eines amerifanifden M>
lers. MIs S9Opfer beier Runftperte
tpurben I'm poliseisert9t Yeter Tars
lep. altcs SEEM gOrt pete" BON
CHATHAM Square, rprofeFor" Rei1ep
bon Chatham Square unb Wm. 81.
Oepis aug Der 8opern poraefiibrt unb
NIT neutrality-suspicious. unb 9elb>
ftrdfen btleet.
8osbaft. 5rau .ines tIeinen
8eamten, bic, febr s~tngcbilbet unS
aimperli4 lit: Der @rat meinte balt,
SObenluft iOnte i4 buben fDnnen!
9dtte: Ru, febft bu, tpie gut es pdrs,
tpenm BIZ mandmal auf benz 8oben
@di4e nit ~aufbdnsen ~piirbet2!
= Gin Muspee. So9ter:
r@9, Mamu. pie f9tper fGnt es mir,
meiner Sobfeinbin su ibrer 8erlos
buns srutultren su miiHen!" Muts
ter: yN9 pas! - S9reib' bait
re9t unleierli&!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
Neialtahos
gerIief cine Gonfersn3 ;tpiiden Gor unb
Senor tn Stem 9llbann.

Die Bis ssfsrn fpdt abenos abee.
baliene gonferen3 3mii9en W. 8. Cor
uno 80. &. 3enor unter 2eitung bes
gorRbers Sas. 8. 2lopo bon ebelbp=
billie In WiHouri bonn oemetratii den
H~ationalen @onsrebcomite III ergebniB.
log bsrIaufen. 9err 2lOpo f&lug ben
beiosn @onereB.A ipiranten pOr. oaB
teiner bon Bsibsn bas @Ountp big nod
Der primdrmabl befu9e. uno baB
gsibs asffern Ibeno nod abreifen
fonten.
Jerner, bob Rsinsr bon Beioen @elb
auf bic Wabl bsrtuenben fOae; unb
enbli9, bab bic @anbioaten auf benz
oemotratii9sn @ountptidet bon Der
Stimmabgabs In Der Yrimdrtuabl ent.
iauloigt. unb Fs aufssforoert werben
folten. bas gountp wdbreno Der pri'
mdruahl 3u meibsn. 8eioe 6erren
lebnten bieie Bori8ld9e ab. uno mon
tpirb isbt INNER neu9teriser. mas
aus bieIen tIeinli4en prattiten Biz
gun, @abItase fur bic SemOtraten
Shb Snoianas @utss berausipringsn
foQ.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

Sn ben &amin bes 9aufts
bon peter peterfon In Dople Sotpn>
fbip, Mi4., f4lug Der 8liB elm, aer>
itOrte bic Matrabe zines 8ettes, IN
peldem Jrau peterfpn nit ibren brei
tleinsn &inbern f4lief. unb fprang
bann bura eiu Genfter in bic Grbe,
obne bic S9ldfer berlebt gu baben.
Elm ESQ NIT @eGb, tpeIs
DE i'm persansenen Griibiabre aus
ben Rdumliafeiten bes 8uiineb Sol.
lege in Waterloo, Sa., seftohlen por>
ben tpar, lit nabe benz Slubufer am
Jube Der 2. StraBe in bier SUB tie
fem WaRer unerOffnet aufsefunben
porben. Der Snbalt Der Rafe mar
urnerfebrt. Die Otebe batten, pie
man aus benz 3uitanbe Der &aFs
1eben fonnte, mebrere erfplglpis
Derfu4e semadt, ie gu Dffnen, unh
f4ltebli4 f&einen fe bic RaHe aus
Eur9t, entbedt au iperben, trs
maRa s~euorfen 5u 9abem..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
Yoli3eht@es.

Bert McDonaIb. 1916 Sod.
poob Strabe. puroe I'm NiberRoe purt
ein Rod entuenbet. Dsrielbs bena2s
ri&tigte BITE poIi3st bon ieinen, Ysr'
LUTTE.
gtne Mntlaas auf grobbiebfabl
bra&ts sefiern Sobn 2adsp. Is Sabre
alt, % Norb BebiIe Mbsnus bintsr bic
f9uebii9sn @arbinsn. Teri.lbe tuirb
bei&uloigt. bon Der 5trma Bobbs
WerriI Co.. BET tueI9er er felt 2 Sab.
rem anssFslt setpeisn NOR. TN gsr'
laufe bisfer 3sit uneefabr 200 gh&er
ssfobIsn babsn, bic ct na4ber Der.
taufte. sls 2adsp f& Dor 3uet Sab.
rem Inn bic 6tele bsuarb une aud an
sefeIt purbe. sab er bas alter bon II
Sabrsn an. BET Der gu4ung tn Der
poIi3eifation iaste er, bob CT erft Is
Sabre alt fsi uno mub R& tn ieinsm
sitter irssnb uo ein Srrtbum sinse'
f4li9en habsn. Berbaftet tuurbe ct
bon ben @ebeimpoliaifsn Simon unb
6auier.
Der Ne9er Sam Balbwin,
241O Roa& Ctr. uuroe gefern bon
ben Beamten Weffaa uno Srubsn
nod Der Bafile ssbra&t. no CT wessn
S9ldgeret unb @ebrau9ens elmer
WaFe gsbu&t wuroe. Serielbe bate
NIT sinsnt ietnsr &aRegenoRen stnen
Wortfrsit, Der 3u StdtIi&tetten aus,
artete. Sim 0erlanfe oes Streitss fol
Balbwin NIT sinsm S9iebeiiem ssbrobi
babsn. Die poli3ei eri9isn isbo9, be.
Dor ir9eno einunbeil angeri&tet wurbs,
uno bra&te ben frettii&tisen Nsgsr
mad Nummer Si9er.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

Habesu bunbert Sabre itnb pergan'
gen, isitbem bic 9etpObnbeit beftebt,
NIT ben pben gsnannten bier 8r4itaz
fen Bel Ginlabunssf9reiDen nm ote
&nttport bes ginselaoenen Su bittea:
lin Mntport pirb se5eten." Die
bier 8u9itaben suben aid &obebue
4nlab gu einem bibi4en 2uiipieL
III. u. M. g." Sm Berlin 9of>
i9auipielbaufe erntete in bieier &o<
mObie Der treffli9e &omiter &arl
@ilbslm 5erbinanb lln5elmunn in
Der Sauptroue Sriumpbe. &Dntg
Griebrid Wilhelm Ill, Der ii9 an
llnselmann's Spiel BEL Der Premiere
bes @tiides portreffli4 amiitrte,
f9idte benz &iinftler mad Der 8oritel<
lung bur9 einen feiner 9offouriere
einen &prb feinfter Mnanas unb aus<
erle5enen Sotaier Musbruds. Sn benz
Rorbe fanb llnaelmanr folsenbe, bonn
&Dnig felbft sef9riebene Worte: LIMB
Mnanas iperben sesefen. = limb
Musbru6 pirb sttrunfen." 11n3els
mann, foa uber bte tOnislide Musle'
guns bes II. u. 10. g." in tsins
Meife nnaehn1fen nenefen fsin-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
Nene Sutorporattomen.

.2ogonsport Union Stodsarb Com.
panp", capital 500. 600; Sirsetoren
Wiaiam %. Sones. Granf q. gbsr.
barbt, @buarb u. grawforb, Seize u.
8annebia unb Wiaiam 6. Brpans.
Die rggesIRor COMPANY" bon alu'
burn bat ibr Nttisn.@ apitaI um $500
erb6bt.
Die v2utber Rural 8eIepbone Com.
panp" bat thren Namer, In .1ippua
3elepbone Gomtannp" umgsdnbsrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09
@Iafiertes Rp6aet1tr

9lafiertes Ro4get9trr
barf niemals nit einem Mefer ober
etnem Metdul0ffel ausgetrabt mere
ben. gu leidt lOIen ii& tleine Split
teraen unmerfli1 ab unb tommen in
bic Speiien. Oiefe Splitter tOnnen
bann f6limms Gntsiinbunsen i'm
&Orper befpirfen. Muberbem ma4t
bas arasen AUDI bas bette @muilse=
f4irr tn tur5er 3eit unanfehnli4.
Man rubre alfo immer muir nit
6plaloffeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-09

o% oben sic idon baran sebadt, bab
WI Die 3eit, bis faltes @etter ein<
X tritt, nod tur3 lit, unb sabls
rside 0erIanssn an Sbre gOrie, fOl@e
tpie fur Brennmaterial, &Ieiber uub
Saufenb anbere 1oibpenbisteiten NIT
ii@ brinst? @ie itebts nit SIREN
Spar Gonto? @irb Der Beffanb 70 fem
bic auslasen gu %ertrasen? Sic begins
men better iest nit SIREN po&entli@en
Sepoften. Sieie ftarfe Seieaidaft
uirb Sbnen fparen beIfen. Srei RrO>
gent tperben an Sepotiten be;ablt. 3ins
fen b~aIbiabrlid berrednet, am L. Mai
un6 l. Nobember.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
XapttaI. ......... 81, 1000, 10000
ueberi9ub ......... 325,000.W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
cRIrIcIsE BOB EVANS.
Naval Circles in Washington Even Talk
Court Martial.

New York, Jan. 10.--A World special
from Washington says;
Admiral Robley ID. Evans Is harshly
criticised in naval circles for having
only one pilot on the vessels OF his
squadron in the lower bay in New York
on Sunday at the time Of the grounding
and collision. Naval officials say this
il undoubtedly responsible for the dam
age to his vessels
Il is the policy of Secretary Bona
parte to hold the officer in command
of feet responsible for any accident
and that officer is clothed with ample
authority to take all precautions neces-
sary TO protect his vessels.
It would not be surprising If Secre.
tary Bonaparte should order Admiral
Evans TO answer before q court martial
after he has received the report OF the
court OF inquiry, which will be appointed
by Admiral Evans to make an investiga-
ton of the accident.
Admiral Evans had authority to EN-
ploy pilot for each Of the big ships,
He had only one pilot in the squadron,
and he was on the flagship Maine. 1t
Is said here that Admiral Evans did not
use good Judgment in failing TO provide
d pilot for each Of the ships, especially
AZ the channel is now narrow and as a
heavy gale was blowing, which made
navigation exceedingly dangerous.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
UNCLE JOE HIS MODEL.
"Lift Youf Pen" Gen. Bingham's Pass
word of Confidence.


New York, Jan. 10.-aUncle joe Can
non, speaker Of the House Of Represent
atives, is the first OF the nine gods OF
war whom Commissioner Bingham in
yoked at police headquarters last week
as solemn warning to his inspectors
that they and the whole force Of his
immediate subordinates must be "on
the level"
Commissioner Bingham told newspaper
interviewers that while their questions
suggested many matters to which he was
glad to give attention, and gave him
ideas which were valuable, they must
not expect that he should talk in re-
turn.
Then the commissioner named Mr..
Cannon as a model. Gen. Bingham said
he knew Mr.. Cannon very well In Wash
ington, and often noticed that when in
terviewed on subjects where he did not
feel at liberty to speak freely, the head
of the House would express very con-
seryativoly all that he cared should
reach the public as coming from him
When this duty was accomplished
Mr.. Cannon, looking straight at his
interlocutors, would say, Lift your
pen" That meant that what followed
was in confidence between men working
together, and TO explain his real views
on the subject at issue.
lift your pen" is the password to
Commissioner Bineham's confidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
MccURDY is BRooDrNG.
Intimation That He May "Tell Things
Of Associates.

OF Associates.
New York, Jan. 10. Men who are
close to Richard a. Mccurdy assert that
there is more trouble ahead for the
Mutual Life directorate before that in
surancc house. il thoroughly cleaned
They say that the trouble win come
from a most unexpected source.
Intimation has been made to the
Trussdale house cleaning committee that
Mr. McCurdy is willing to give the true
version OF certain stock transactions
which may materially change the color
of certain evidence given before the
Armstrong investigating committee, es-
pecially in regard to the transaction in
1000 shares Of the Lawyers Mortgage
Insurance Company stock
Since his resignation as president Of
the company Mr. MeClmdy has been at
his home In Morristown brooding over
his troubles. He feels keenly the weight
Of blame placed on his shoulders.
"AIr. McCurdy feels that Mr.. Haven
to save himself, practically turned
states evidence before the committee, I"
said man who IL close TO the McCurdy
end Of the situation today. He does
not propose to be made target, as the
only. man in the Mutual Life who has
done wrong. Least OF all does he in
tend to permit Mr.. Haven or any one
else who profted personally by any
transaction for which Mr. McCurdy has
been criticised to 20 on the witness
stand before any committee, foist all
the blame upon him and shed, or pre-
tend TO shed tears because Of his short.
eomings.
Rather than submit to such thing,
it is likely he viii make certain facts
public which win place the statements
made by Mfr. Haven, Mr.. Cromwell and
others in an entirely different light. In
fact, an intimation TO that effect al
ready has been conveyed to the Triies-
dale committee. and, if | mistake not,
it has caused certain men who still are
members OF the Mutual Life board to
feel exceedingly uncomfortable"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
SAYS JEFF HAS SETTLED
DOWN TO ENJOY HIMSELF
Wife of the Champion Confirms the
Report That He Has Retired
from the Ring.

New York, Jan. 1o.--In letter from
Los Angeles to Charles WaIdron. an
eastern sporting man, Mrs. james j.
Jeffries confirms the announcement that
the champion has retired and will pay
no attention to challenges. She writes
that JEFF has settled down to enjoy
himself, and has entirely given up the
thought OF re-entering the ring He
devotes his time to working around his
ranch, which is an hours ride from Los
Angeles, never visiting the city except
to see his mother or to make some pur-
chases.
To occupy his time, the big fellow
recently built barn, and then did all
the painting himself. HE is tired of
the cities Mrs. Jeffries says. Roam.
ing about on the ranch and In the woods
suits him better
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
FIRED BLANK CARTRIDGES.
And So John Hill of Bethel Got OFF With
$50 Fine.

Woodstock, Jan. 1o.--John Hill, Fin
lander, was fined $50, without costs,
in Windsor county court yesterday for
assaulting Clarence E. Kempton, Beth
FL liveryman, on August 20, last. An
interpreter was secured from Boston,
as the respondent could speak but little
English. He has lived at Bethel two
years. and worked for the Woodbury.
Granite Co. Self defense was pleaded
BIZ the respondent and his offer to plead
guilty 10 simple assault was accepted.
Ii u said the revolver was loaded with
blank cartridges.
George Bowen of Weston, recently
found not guilty Of adultery, has been
rearrested on the same charge, new evil
drnce, it is claimed, having been secured.
Tie was released on his own recognizance,
having furnished bail to the sum OF
$780,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-01-10
AGAIN ON TRIAL.
Decatur Before Court Martial on New
Charge.

OeCdIui 0eE01e NVuiA ih1AtAdl VA NEW
Charge.
Annapolis, Md. jim. 1O.-IIe first
court martial Of midshipman under
the act Of 1908, providing dismissal for
encouraging or countenaneing hazing,p
began yesterday, Midshipman Stephen
Decatur, Jr., Of Portsmouth, N. f., BE-.
ing on trial This charge is supported
BIZ one specification, that Decatur
eountenancetl the hazing Of fourth
class man, GAYLORD Church oG Mcaagillr,
laa. There is also charge Of hazing
under the act of 1874, under which there
are two specifications.
NO courts martial have been called
andcr thu latter act previous to this,
because 1t was believed that the super
intendent Of the naval academy had
powers OF summary dismissal under it.
a recent opinion Of the attorney gem
pIal holds, however, that the power can
nlv be exercised after conviction be-
fore court martial.
Decatur has already undergone one
trial for hazing and was acquitted. He
Is regarded as one of the best students
III tie class which viii graduate next
month.
The next midshipman to be tried is
John Paul Miller Of Lancaster, Ky,
also member Of the first class. There
are charges under both acts against
him. each supported by four specifca-
tions. Among the midshipman Of the
fourth class whom it is alleged that Mil.
Ter hazed is Henry G. Cooper, Jr, Of
oxford, n. c., the youth who was
stricken with paralysis in class room
about a month ago and whose previous
llazing was rumored at the time, but
denied by him.