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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
SEVERAL WANT
SUPT. BLUM'S JOB
Candidates Secure Names for
Their Petitions.
Many of 0pini,n That Present In.
cumb,nt Should be Kept
In Office.

While the public Is speculating on
who Is to be the next city clerk,
candidates for the position of super
intendents of streets and alleys are
getting busy, There are a number of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
PITTSBURG

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 13.--Cattle--
Supply light; market steady. Choice
$50 a 5.65; prime, $50 @ $40;
good, 4.S5 q 5 10; tidy, 4.40 q 4.S0;
fair, $3.50 @ 4.25; culls and COM
mon, 3 % S.25; good to choice helf-
ers, 3 (1 425; common to good ia.
cows, 3 a 4; common to good fat
bulls. $50 a 4.25 good fresh cows
and sprngers, $S5 % $55.
Sheep and lambs-,Supply light;
market slow. Prime wethers, s; good
mixed, 4 80 % 49O; fair mixed, 4 %
4 40; culls and common, 1 so a 2.O5;
lambs, 4.5O % $40; veal calves z m
Z so.
iHpgs--Receipts 15 doubledeolxs;
market slow. Prime heavy hogs, 8 40
"a 10 .46; mediums, $40; heavy york.
ers, 5.35 a ~. 40; light workers., $50
q $50; roughs. 4.25 q AIS; stays,
3 so % %. tarr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
WORK WANTED

WAN'nED-Position by young
man willing 10 do anything. Ref
erences. Address Work, care of Mir
ror office. 12-g-St
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
the situation narrowed down to a
literary contest

the situation narrowed down to a
literary contest.
Corn-1-Sc higher to 1-Sc lower.
December sold between 81 rs and
.55 rs, opening at "a rs and clos
ing at 55; May between SO 1-2 a
81 Is. opening at So l-2 and clos
ing at So 5-S. No. 3 yellow SO.
Oats were 3-S and 1-2c lower.
December sold between 80 and 80
5-S. opening at 80 SIS and
closing at 5O; May between SO 1-2
and 54, opening at 53 5-S and
closing at 55 5-S. No. 3 white
80 and 80.
Provisions were off II 1-2 and
81 1-2. May products ranged Pork
1910 and 1892 1-2; lard 100 and
7.S2 l-2; ribs 7.O5 and sos.
TOLEDO GRAIN
Toledo, Dec. 13.-Wheat- Cash
o6 3-4; December o5 "a; May 1.O2
1-2; July % IA.
orn-Cash 5S; December 5s:
May SO Ia; July IS.
Oats-Cash SO 10: December h3
l-2: May "a l-2; July 40 IA.
Cloverseed-Cash and December
900; March 1000; prime alsike
$50.
Prime timothy-o.
Rye-No, |, 81; No, 2, so; No.
3, 20.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
FOE AENr

FOR RENT-Strictly modern house,
also one six and one seven room
house In desirable location. In
quire of j. w. Jacoby, Phone No.
1i2. 1l-22-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
HELP WANTED

MISUNDERSTANDING to do at home.
Inquire at 1903 North state street.
12-7-Gt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13

WANTED-!To exchange two stocks
of goods for farm. Inquire of
VIM. Crider, 901 Bennett street.
12-11-6tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13

WANrED-Manager OF Branch Of
flee. We wish to locate here. Ad-
dress with reference, The Morris
Whole sale House, Cinclnantl, Ohio.
11-23-30t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13
WANTED

WANTED--A few small pigs. Tele-
phoine 70. It
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-13

the U. s. Marine
Corps: men between the ages OF
q and So. An opportunity to see
the world. For full information
apply In person or by letter to re-
crulting office, III T.. Center street,
Marion, Ohio. 12-1-1m
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
SCHOOL BOARD RAISES BAR
Japanese children VIII He Admitted
to Public schools OF San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. March lathe San
Francisco board of education adopted reso-
lutions agreed upon at the conference with
President Roosevelt at Washington rescind-
ing its action In segTegating japanese pu-
pills IN the public schools. It is understood
the board viii abide by this action, pro-
vided the president retains his attitude re-
garding the limitation Of Japanese immi-
grafton.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Following the
receipt OF a telegram tonight from Presi-
dent Walsh OF the San Francisco Board OF
Education announcing the carrying into
effect OF the agreement reached at the re-
cent conference here between the presidnt.
Secretary Root the San Francisco mayor
and school board and others on the Japa-
nese question. President Roosevelt tomor-
row viii sign an order putting into effect
the passport amendment OF the immigra-
ton bill The case pending in California,
Instituted by the federal authorities 10 test
the constitutionalty OF the law segregating
japanese ehildren viii now be dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
WAR OF RANGE CONFINES
sheep Raids Said to he Plan of Ad-
vOcates of Lease
Law.

SHERIDAN Wyo., March 13.-(Special)
The Sheridan County Wool Growers as
sociation discussed the recent depredations
of raiders who visited the Waisner camp
and slaughtered 200 sheep. The public
statement was made that the association
will aid the authorities in running the
raiders to earth and will offer large re-
wards
Notices have been posted on sheep wagons
and camp outfits of sheepmen notifying
them they must leave the country or suffer
the destruction of their hocks and out
fits. The receipt of these notices has
alarmed the herders, many OF whom arc
quitting. Others have armed themselves
and will protect the interests Of their en-
ployers.
One prominent fiockmaster says these
raids are part of a plan being carried out
by persons favoring a leasing law. They
wish to show the general government that
federal control is necessary to prevent
bloodshed, and with federal control they
will be able to lease and fence out the
sheep.
Sheepmen arriving from the northern part
of the county report that notices have
been left in sheep wagons and at camps
warning the herders to leave the country
with their fiockn or suffer death The
sheepmen are arming to resist the raiders,
VINO are alleged TO be cattlemen. ]. A.
Delfelder. member of the State Board OF
Sheep Commissioners states that these
notices were found in a number of his
camps.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
DUNNE SITS IN RUFF CASE
Court OyerruIes Motion Alleging Bias
and Selection OF JuFy
Begins.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1s.-After the
names Of four talesmen had been drawn
from the jury box, the trial of Abraham
Ruef on the grand jury c..4rge of extorting
money from French restaurant keepers was
today continued in Judge DUNES court
until Monday morning. Counsel for Ruef
objected TO the drawing Of, any further
names during the absence from the jury OF
Juryman Drumbrell, who has been tempo
Farily excused, and Judge Dunno thought It
well, as an adjournment for at least one
day was insisted on, to take a recess until
the state supreme court renders its deci-
sion on Ruefs application for release upon
habeas corpus. 1t was at the suggestion OF
Assistant District Attorney Heney that the
four days suspension OF the trial was fin-
ally ordered.
The feature Of today's session, aside from
the fact that the actual trial of the in
dicted boss was begun by the calling OF
talesmen, was the determined and spirited
attempt OF Ruef lawyers TO induce Judge
Dunno to confess himself biased and preju-
diced against the defendant and TO grant
change OF trial judges This attempt. op-
posed by Mr.. Heney, failed at every point
In contravention Of affidavits of bias and
prejudice filed by the defense, the prosecu-
ton filed afidavits OF denial. among them
one by Judge Dunno himself and another
by Heney.
Just before court was adjourned Ruef
was remanded to the custody OF the elisor
for so long as the trial shall last
The case of Mayor schmitz was set for
April r.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
J. J. HILL ON FREIGHT RATES
He Says Great Northern Tariffs Are
Lower Than Those of Any
other, Road.

ST. PAUL, March III want to go on
record here that your rates viii be ad-
vanced in the northwest instead OF being
reduced They will be advanced simply
because It is necessary to provide the SER
vice. This course will begin In the east.
Now am not complaining about rates,
bue present conditions would bankrupt
some OF the roads in this state" thus de-
clared James J. Hill. president OF the Great
Northern. before the sundberg senate COM
mittee, which is investigating the value OF
railroad property in the state.
Mr.. Hill said the company had adopted
the method Of reducing rates as the reve-
nue. had justified and an investigation OF
the records would show that Its rates. es-
pecially on grain and farm products, are
lower than in other sections OF the coun-
try. Today Great Northern rates applied
TO Union Pacific would mean a reduction in
the Union Pacific income OF over $5.O0O.OOO
and in the case Of the Northwestern OF
nearly that amount
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
MANY SAILORS ARE MISSING
Boil Gall Fails 70 Account for Hundred and
Eighteen Of Isns'S Grew,
= 7DlEs HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED
y Injured Die During the Day
and Five Others Are
Not Expected to
Recover.
) 1OlEs HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED

ToULoN. March is-The efforts to re-
cover the bodies Of those killed by the
explosion on board the French battleship,
lena, here yesterday, which have been
carried forward with energy for twenty
four hours, have not yet resulted in defi-
nitely fixing the number OF casualties.
After the last roll call tonight there were
still unaccounted for eight officers and
10 men. There is little doubt that all
these missing men perished. II is feared
that the total number OF dead will reach
100.
Minister Of Marine Thompson made a
second visit to the Iona late today after
the drydock had been emptled OF water, and
made a careful examination. The interior
stell planking and the partitions of the
battleship show signs OF having been sub
jected to enormous pressure. In many
places they are bulged out or indented.
The gap in the side Of the vessel acted
as a safety valve for the vast volume of
gas generated by the burning powder, with
out which the explosion would have had
even more disastrous results.
sAll day long weeping relatives Of the
missing men thronged the approaches to
the hospital, eagerly scanning the stretch
ers that were brought in. Fifty bodies
were recovered during the day. Two OF
the injured died in the hospital tonight
an dthere are FIVE others net expected 10
live until morning. The Prince of the
Asthurias, brotherinlaw Of King Alfonso
of Spain, has arrived here to convey the
condolences OF his majesty to the French
navy, and to visit Rear Admiral Menceronr
who was wounded
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
FINANCIAL AND CO1EAEHE
VERDICT IN BRUNDIGE CASE
COrOner's Jury Finds Formal YER
diet OF Death at Missouri
valley.

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, March IA
Especial Telegram.)-A coroners inquest
was held on the body OF NJ. z. Brundige,
shot last week by A II. Sniff, editor Of
the Missouri Valley News. The verdict
returned was to the effect that Brundigs
died as the result OF the wound received
at the hands OF the editor, no opinion as
10 guilt or innocence being given.
Fifteen witnesses were examined, all
practically agreeing In the statement that
as Mr.. Snin left Fttzsibbons saloon on the
day OF the shooting Brundige jumped from
a buggy and called 20 Snin TO stop. snin
paid no attention 10 him and Brundige
shouted again, once swearing at Snif, and
then followed him at q distance OF ten
or ffteen feet snin then told Brundige
that he ala not want 10 talk 70 him and
watched him as both walked toward the
News OfieN Arriving az the head OF the
basement sniG told Brundise 20 stop.
p0cket and was waving f. He did not
stop and Snin fired
II was ascertained that the bullet struck
Brundige in tho neck an inch 70 the night
end quarter Of an inch below the thy
roid gland. penetrating the neck and strik-
iI.g the vertebral nerves. producing paraly-
sis OF the limbs and lower trunk. The bull
let was from a 82-canber revolver.
Monday evening the county attorney and
sheriff came from Logan and preferred
the charge Of murder against Mr.. snin.
Bond was nxed AZ u1Ooe ana IL was raised
BY his friends after he had Eons 70 Logan
with the efnosrA, He retained that night
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
RoADMAKERs TALK SHOP
Highway Commissioner
Says Much Money VIII
BE spent.

PITTsBURG. March 18 Walter c.
Crosby, state highway engineer Of Mary
land was the first speaker at the session
OF the National Roadmakers' convention.
His topic was Blazing the Way In Mary
land"
Two interesting addresses were those Of
Joseph W. Hunter, state highway commits
sioner of Pennsylvania, and Preston Nc
Donalds paper on Meeting Conditions
with State Aid in Connecticut"
Commissioner Hunter believed that over
t1OcOO,OOo would be spent for road improve
ments within his state during the next two
years
In the afternoon Prof. William o. Hotch-
kiss. state Eeologist OF Wiscollin. made
an address Of ''rhe Rural Highways OF
wisconsin"
A. N. johnson. state highway engineer
OF Illinois, followed on 'The Work Of the
Illinois Highway Commission"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
LOBBY is WORKING OVERTIME
Recruits BeinE ADDED Constantly 20
Railroad Forces Previously
Here.
fFrnm a star Cnrresnnnhent.N J


LINCOLN, Neb.. March 1s.-Cspecial Tele-
gram) )-The big railroad lobby is still here
tonight and working overtime trying to de-
feat the terminal tax bill. F. l. Foss, the
Burlington attorney and pass distributor
from Crete, came in today to work on the
Saline county members. Jim Milliken,
former sherin OF Dodge county is also here
working for the railroads. Tonight at the
Lindell hotel H. II. Wilson was In evidence
for awhile working with the big guns OF the
lobby This man Wilson Is fighting Wilson
OF Custer for the position of handy man to
Burlington Lobbyist Frank Young. Today
In the house he not only coached Killen in
his speech, but furnished the Gage county
backslider with a marked copy of the
statutes from which to quote.
Tom Allen. the democratic state chairman,
is also on hand and his argument to the
democrats is that they would be fools to
help the republicans carry out their plat
form pledges. He told them II the repub-
lcans failed to pass the terminal tax bill.
as they promised the people they would do,
It would make democratic campaign thun-
der for the next campaign.
Jim Kelby and Frank Young are feeling
tubilant that they managed to get so many
Of the republicans TO repudiate their pledges,
while Bob McGinnis, the Northwestern lob
byist, boasted on the floor Of the Lindell
lobby that he had sixty-seven members in
line against the bill.
The scenes in the house this afternoon
were characterized by a prominent repub-
lean tonight as the most disgraceful that
has occurred In years In a Nebraska lests-
lature, in that railroad hirelings were per-
mitted TO come onto the floor Of the house
and bulldoze the members into voting
against their party platform. Never before,
he said. had so many members been forced
TO completely change front at the behest OF
corporation henchmen.
Ex-Representative Christensen came in
tonight from Kearney county and tomorrow
he too will add his voice to the gang of
knockers. One man said it seemed strange
that the members of the house would pay
any attention to such men as Jim Douglas
and other ex-members who are down here
at stipulated price to work for the rail-
roads.
It is expected now the big fight over the
bill will come when an effort is made to
again take II up in the committee OF the
whole. The railroad hrelings and the back
sliders. II is said, intend to keep the bill out
of the way as long as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
DAMAGE SUI FOR DEATH
Men Accused 0f E1iIIing DR.. Cox Are
sued by the Doctors
children.

LEXINGTON, KY. March 1s.-suit 70 re-
cover $1,000 damages was filed last night
in the Fayette circuit court against James
Hargis, Edward Callahan and Ebert Har-
gis by T. p. Cardwell. ST., guardian for
Edward Cox. Lueie Cox and Brsckie Cox
children Of DR.. b. d. Cox.
In the petition It is alleged that these
defendants who are awaiting trial for
completely In the murder OF DR.. Cox, con-
splred with each other and with John
Smith. John Abner and Asbury spicsr ana
others, whose names are not known. to
murder DR.. Cox.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
BRITISH NOBLEMAN IN JAIL
Lord william Neville Accused of
Stealing Box of SeweIH
by Trick.

LONDON, March 1S-Lord William Neville
is again in the hands Of the authorities
and this afternoon was remanded at a po-
lice court charged with stealing jewelry
by means of trick He was sentenced to
FIVE years penal servitude at the Old Bal
ley February Is. 1895. for fraud in connec-
ton with a promissory note, the prosecutor
being Captain spender-Clay, son-in-law Of
william Waldorf Astor.
In the present case Lord Neville is
charged with stealing a box containing
5000 worth Of pearls ana diamonds, by
exchanging II for a similar box apparently
containing the jewels, but which when
opened was found to contain two pieces
Of coal
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
oUANTRELL SURVIVOR DIES
Man VINO Lived At Lawrence al
Time Of Raid Passes
Away.

KANSAS CITY. March lA-Adolph
Huntemann. who died IN the General hos
pital here yesterday, leaving an estate val
ued az t4O0OOo. has no heirs, as far as the
public administrator can learn.
Huntsmann came 20 America IN 1873 from
Hanover, Germany, with his parents and a
brother and sister. All Of them are now
dead The family lived az Lawrence, Kan.
in the early days and they were among the
few survivors Of TIE ouantreil raid
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
TRACTION STRIKE NEARS END
Conferences at Louisville, Kys Ex-
Peeted 20 Settle DimcuIty
Before Night.

LOUISVILLE. KY, March lathe epd Of
the street car strike is believed to be IN
sight. Service on all the lines may be re-
sumed by tomorrow night
A conference between representatives Of
commercial interests, the street railway
compang and the strikers was held today
in an eHort 70 agree on an arbitration
scheme. The meeting adjourned until to-
morrow morning. Mayor Barth issued an
order today providing for 100 extra police
men. There was no serious disorder during
ths day.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
LEaTsLATTVB.


After hard fight in committee OF the
whole in the house. in which ave mem
bers repudiate the platform pledges hnal
action is deferred on the terminal taxa
ton bill. the move coming from the rail-
road side. Page /
Governor Sheldon sends message to
Legislature urging passage Of anti-lobby
bill. Recent Influx of lobbyists calls for
radical action. Page
Senate In committee of the whole rec
ommends the pure food bill for passegs
after a sensational debate, in which per-
sonalities are freely INDUCED in and Ep-
person dehes the presiding ofacer.
Page
Speaker Of the house authorized to ap-
point sitting committee. Page 2
FOREIGN.
Hundred and eighteen members of
crew OF French battleship lena unac-
counted for at roll call and all are prob
ably dead Page i
Recent courtmartials in Russia result
in executions of an average Of fve per-
sons day. Page
DOMESTIC.
New York and London stock markets In
panicky condition due to calling of loans
for money. Hin and Hartman issues
lose about twelve points and British con
soils are lowest since 1885. Page
Vermilion's mammoth ice gorge is
breaking and danger is about over. Two
men reported missing and may have been
caught IN the flood. Page a
District Attorney Jerome makes a saw
age attack upon Mrs. Thaw during his
~, Ia tvF 70 Cd
instability of copy of alleged affidavit,
charging her with perjury. Page 2
Bridge in. Pennsylvania falls with q
train and three persons are drowned near
Pittsburg. Page
NEBRASKA.
Charles Kruger, while operating corn
shelter near Kearney. became tangled in
machine and injured 50 that he died sew
eral hours later. Page q
DR.. A. T. Hill of Lyons. while on a
professional call. in the eountry.J was held
up by three masked men and robbed of
SIS. Rago .
Candidates being nominated for spring
elections in Nebraska towns. Page 3
Snowfall is general over Nebraska,
ranging from two TO three inches. Page 3
Estate Of William Hoycard. hermit. who
died year ago near Cairo, is sold at
auction. He lived alone on his home
stead for more than a quarter Of a CEN
tury. Page 3
LOCAL.
James A Sunderland, coal man, is
found not guilty Of being member of a
trust which the Omaha Coal exchange is
alleged 10 be. Page 3
Three lawyers, representing heirs. and
one executor declare there win be no con-
test on the will of Count Creighton,
which will go to probate Saturday.
Second annual automobile show in
Omaha starts of at the Auditorium
wednesday morning with representative
exhibitors and fine display. Page 4
| Northwestern railroad announces II will
and terminals, while Union Pacific an
nounces extension Of policy Of cancelins
contracts for improvements. Page 2
Lynn Il. Chaffee, financial secretary of
| Young Mems Christian association, and
/ member OF old Omaha family, dies OF
pneumonia, which takes life of his young
est child three weeks previous. Page
SPORT.
Calvin Demarest wins billiard game
from Charles F. Conklin and preserves
his unbroken record Of victories Rags 4
seamen and Grotte OF Omaha win sec
ond prize In two-men team bowling
match at Denver. Page IL
FuAHCIAx. AND COzEAEHROEAL.
I Grain markets. Page
Live stock markets. Page 9
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
BANK R0BBER BLIND
Mas Suspected OF BIOwfAs safe >at
oaldwelI, Kan. IL Victim OF
Recent Accident.

WELLINGTON, Kan. March lathe
man captured last night AZ Caldwell sus-
pected OF having taken part IN the robbery
OF the Hunnewell bank on Monday night
and placed In jail here, was today identi-
ned az Charles Allen, a gambler, recently
from Wichita Allen refuses 20 talk. He
is totally blind, his face Is raw and the
ends OF hiR hngers are missing. II is be-
neved he was injured IN the explosion At
the bank
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
AMERICAN SHIP ovERHAULED
NicarRuguan Gunboat Takes Rides
Intended for Honduras from
City of Para.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March 1S.-The
American steamer City Of Para having on
board 1000 rifles destined for Anapala. Hon
duras, was recently overhauled by q
Nicaraguan gunboat, which seized the rifles
The steamer was permitted to proceed to
its destination.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
COURT MARTIAL EXECUTIONS
Average OF nearly Four Persons n
Day Recently KILLED in
Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1SAstatisties
as published today regarding the drumhead
court-martial show that up to March 5,
when their activity was suspended by
Premier Stolypin on account of the opening
Of Parliament. 74s persons were executed.
an average Of almost FIVE daily.
The majority Of the executions occurred
in Poland and the Baltic provinces.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
is HEAD CONSUL
Omaha Man Chosen a. Head District
Omcer~oF WOOdmen OF
the world.

LBAVENWORTH. Kan. March l2-Ed-
ward Walsh Of Omaha. here today. was
elected head CONSUL Of the Jurisdiction OF
wOOdmsn OF the World comprising Kansas,
Nebraska and North and south Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
BOMB KILLS SIX PEOPLE
Omcer OF Gendnrmerie, Three Police
men and TIVE Civilians Die,
SIX Injured.

KHARRAVo, Russia. March iS.-While
the police today were searching the rooms
occupied by a student a bomb exploded
killing an ofiicer Of the gendarmerie. three
policemen and two civilians Six others
were injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
DR.. ADAM JAMESON KILLED
Train wreck Caused by washOUt in
Transvaal Causes Death OF
Thirteen Persons.

JOHANNESBURG, Transvaal. March I.
DIR. Adam Jameson. sx-commissioner of
lands, was killed with twelve other per-
sons last midnight in the wreck OF train
at Alkamaar, on the Delagoa line. due to
tured.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
rHn wRAFHER.

FORECAST FOR NEBRAsKA-Faira and
warmer Thursday. Friday fair.
FORECAST FOR IOWA-Partly cloudy
Thursday, warmer in north and west por-
ton. Friday increasing cloudiness and
warmer.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-14
BIG SLUMP IN STOCKS

Sensational Drop in Prices in Wall Street
Due to Heavy Liquidation.
CAUSED LARGELY BY DEMAND FOR MONEY
Banks Call Loans 10 Meet Large 0bliFa-
4 tons Due Tomorrow.
SAME CONDITIONS IN LONDON AND BERLIN
British Csnsols Fall to Lowest Price in
Twenty-one YeRrL
HARRlMANs AND HILLS SUFFER MOST
These Issues, Together with Reading
and Chicago q Northwestern,
Lose From seven to Twelve
Points DurinE Session