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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02
Other Stocks Slow.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Padsworth-Harry Wardman to HON
er n. Link. lot 81. square 2S25. SO.
Thirteenth street northeast, between
{ and j strCets-CharIcs O. Rice to
Annie z. MarnIx, lot s.. square 1909. SIC.
North Columbia Heights-Heber l.
Thornton 20 William jenkins, LOT IL.
block 1. so. William Jenkins ct TX.
convey same property 10 Claud Liz
irgston, $40.
Center lexington and Metropolis View
Charles Fl AIulIin 20 J. Kirk Bosler.
lots i. >. g. block 10. part lot 1, block
Il. Center lexington and parts OF Me
tropclis View. $40.
COS X street MISUNDERSTANDING l.
Espey ct uN- TO Eoratio d. Newman
and Rosa J. Newman, lot ll9, square SCI,
Thirteenth street northwest. between
Z and v streets-F'rancis A BlundOn ei
s 2s So Sc Sarah E Sharp lot g, square
COS and SO X street southeast-Samue
w. Tucker. jr., et TX 10 Home Seekers
Building Association, lots 13 and "a
Reservoir View-Bertle NJ. I,ohr 81
yir, Arthur b, 20 William p. and Martha
]. Smith, lot s. block !, 800
Bloomingdale - Nathan Bickford "a
Henrietta c. Rubenacker, lot p, block
Prospect street northwest. between
Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth streets
Jesse n Wilson et al, trustees. TO c.
Irving Wood. part lot = square 12M
$500. c. Irving Wood conveys same
property to Keith Forrest, SO
Sixteenth and G streets southeast
Joseph II. Drakeley e. ux- 10 Chris Cox
Dawson. lot %. square south OF 1901. so
Fifth street northwest. between / and
X streets-JOseph Nekles, trustee. "a
Francesca and Mariannina Mandaro
part original lot l. square 4S4. SO
Columbia Heights-Julia l. Hastings
to John G. Stewart, lot %, block 80, SO
T street northwest. between Sever
tenth and Eighteenth streets-John NJ
Henderson to Jennie c. OFT. lot 153
square I52, SO
p street northeast between North
Capitol and First strsets-Catharine
Loffler to Horace L. Goodman, lot eS
square 6sS. so.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Carrie L. Willard 20 George NJ. Sharp
lot "a. block 6. SO
Dobbins additiOD-James Martin Ell
ux. TO Samuel B. Roane, lot 50, block
Is. so.
North Carolina avenue northeast, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
Emmett l. Petit ct ux. 10 John H
and Julia r. Roberts, lot s. square 1924
s.. $50.
Manor Park-William NJ Terrell trus-
tee to Warren Ia Mark lot Il square
3341: 80. Same % Frederick L. Kop-
penheffer. lot is, sQ1are 3341; $40.
East Capitol areet, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets Martin H
Bray. ct ux. to Elmer c. and Minnie A
Switzer, lot -, square 1858; $40.
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TELEGRAPH STRIKE
HAMPERS REPORTS

The Census Bureau today gave out
the following cotton report today:
Failure Of telegraph companies to d.
liver teiegranus concerning quantity OF
cotton ginned 20 September .. makes it
impossible TO publish a complete report
Exclusive OF ninety-fve counties for
which kilograms have not been received.
the report shows /. $50. 265 bales. counting
round as half bales glaned from the
growth OF 1907 to Septem Der ..
The unrePorted counties had 2,1V &C
tive ginneries and ginned 199, 423 bales to
September ., 1906, and are distributed
as follows: Alabama. Is; Arkansas. s:
Florida, 3; Georgia, 8; Indian Territory
3; Louisiana, y; Mississippi. %; North
Carolina, 8; South Carolina, !; Tennes-
see, 1: Texas q. total quantity 207, 2S3
bales ginned last year TO September 25,
and 1856. no in 1905. Number active GIN
neries reported this year 1897. Total
operated to September 25 last year q, 4l6
and 21,SS3 for 1905
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

Yesterdays prices in the local produce
market, with few exceptions. hold good
today. The only changes noted are
these in Western butter. which adj
Yances l cent, and decrease OF Z
cent on one class Of New York fac
tory cheese In changes In quotations
the market Is less active than IL has
been for ten days or more. II would
seem from this that the excellent re-
ceipts have fallen off, but this is not the
arrived today the receipts were better
than usual. and the slight fall Of yes
to-day held this morning as a result
Large shipments Of grapes continue TO
arrive. but il is still little early IL
the season TO quote prices win any de-
gree of accuracy. The grape market
promises to be exceptionally plentiful.
These are the wholesale prices quoted
by local jObber5 TO the retailers. they
average a few points higher than prices
quoted by the producers to the JObbcrs
EGGS.
Receipts OF strictly fresh eggs mod
crate Demand active.
Nearby. fresh Virginia, 25Ft26c; West
Virginia and southwest Virginia, strict
ly fresh, PC.
BUTTER
Market firm on all grades.
Creamery, fancy, 5l1zd32lzc. do, West
eTn first. 30d3l: do. seconds. Z1dZSc:
process, fancy, &c; do, fair to good,
y 4.
22GZ3c; stOre-packed, fresh, 21u22c.
CHEESE.
Market firm and active on all kinds.
New York State factory, large. 14ls
G15c: do, fats. 151aQ16c; do. small.
15zq16c; do, fair to good. 12d13c: West
ern factory. new, choice. l4l5Gl5c: do.
fair 70 good, lie.
LIVE POULTRY.
dium, 1Sc; do, small, lie; do. common,
lie; hens, per 10, 14c; ROSTERS, per H.,
Sc: ducks, spring, large, per IT,, 1lq12c;
do, small, per ID, 9QlOc; geese per h.,
hens. per ID. 15c; turkeys. thin, per ID.
l6c; keats, per h., lie.
DRESSED POULTRY.
Prices still unchanged, despite increase
in receipts. Turkeys. hens, undrawn,
per ID, ISc; average, undrawn. per
toms, 15c; chickens, large, per h.. 17dl8c;
do, small, per h., 2Oq21c; hens, choice
per ID, 1J6I16c: ROSTERS, per H., 10G11c;
ducks, old. per H.. 119l2C; do. spring
per H.. l9c; geese, per H., 5QSc.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. per Dbl, S1.5Oa2.OO; sweet pota-
toes, per Dbl, S2.0OG2.25: vans, per Dbl
$i.UG200; cabbage, per Dbl, 50G75c; Gu
cumbars, per basket, S1.OO92OO; onions,
per bu. 75a9Oc; string beans. green, per
Dbl. N.O0G1.25; cantaloupes, per crate,
81. 5OQ2. 30.
GRAIN.
Wheat choice, 9Od97c; do, fair to
good. S5Q9Oc: do. ordinary. 75dS0c: rye.
65G70c; corn, shelled, white, 72G73; do,
yellow, 72Q73; do, ear, $3.S5d3. 90; oats,
western, white, No. 2, 57d5s; do, mixed.
55956.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle. ext4a, per cwt-, $55od5. 70; do,
butcher. rer cwt., $4.5095.00 Hogs, PEI
cWt, $6-J0QTO0. Sheep, clipped, 50. 5Oa4.OOi
do, common, S2-5OqS.O0 Lambs, spring
choice. TEG5c: do, spring, medium, NC.
Calves. prime. per ID. SdSlk: do, medium
fer h., ft911zc5 do, grass, per h.. 4l54j2
Cows. prime, fresh, each, S4N.00G5Q.00;
do. common, each, $50. 00d3000; do, old
and dry, SS@1o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02
NOORS THREATEN
YIELDING TRIBES

PARIS. Oct 2.-The latest dispatches
from Casablanca report that moro trou-
bic has broken out among the tribes
men. The tribesmen who made peace
with the French are now threatenGG
with death by the hostile members Of
the Chaoula tribes unless they cease
communication with the French Of
fcials. On account OF these threats no
hostages have been sent By :he Medi-
DUMAS and the Oullharris. These tribes
have asked General Drude to come to
their assistance.
General Drude will not grant the re-
quest until he is satisfied snat the
tribesmen are not preparing a trap for
his troops.
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COTTON POUNDED.
PRICES RECOVERED

NEW YORK. Oct 2-Tne bears
pounded the cotton market at the open
ing and forced out some long stuff.
using the census report. Prices started
l to s points lower Tl.is was followed
by a quick recovery. as # was found
that interests at Liverpool evidently had
cons trued the ginning figures as more
bullish tAan had been expected. Other
reactions occurred in quick succession,
nevertheless rejecting the very nervous
temper among the room traders.
Opening quotations: October. 1000
bid; November. 1905 asked: December,
1899 HOO; January 11.0S011.O9: F'ebru-
ary' lila bid; March. IL lsGl11.20.
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IMPROVES,
LOOKING MUCH BETTER

PRINCETON. y. j.. Oct a.-Grover
Cleveland is getting well. For the hrst
u1e in weeks he was able today to
leave his room and even go for a short
drive Though Princeton.
Though still very weak and evidently
IN bad shape he still seemed much bet
ter than when last seen weeks ago upon
the streets Of Princeton
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

James Wise was convicted today IN
Justice StaffOrd's court of housebreak-
ing and petit larceny. He wiss be SEN
fenced later. William Anderson. indiCt-
ed for assault with a dangerous weapon,
entered plea Of guilty of simple as
sault. He was sentenced TO six months
In the workhouse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02
WASHINGTON GAS
AGAIN ADVANCES
Other Securities Are Slow,
But Held Very
Firmly.

Again Washington Gas overshadOwed
everything else on the list. The action
developed in these shares during the last
two weeks has greatly increased the
number Of interested spectators on the
daily sessions OF the stock exchange.
Not thst they are there to dispose of
holdings at what might prove to be an
opportune time, because they are not
selling. but with a view OF watching
the upward flight of prices. Many of
these spectators are interested In this
security and they predict biz things as
the result of the important movement
to be made soon"
Either the stock will be made worth
much more than ii is selling for or Il Is
sel!ng 100 high was the sage remark
or one Of these wise onloOkers today.
Stock brokers believe that il will sell
higher. Some brokers see the necessity
OF accumulation on the part of insiders.
The total sales IF actual stock were but
~ sharss at 1879. the top price Of this
rise, h. a siXty-day buyers option sold
10 SUI. Officially the best bid at the
close does not represent the closing, as
isls was freely offered with no stock
offered under so.
Other Stocks Slow.
mere was little doing IN other stocks.
but this does not mean that there was
any pressure TO sell at the expense OF
prices. Washington Railway preferred
was held at y with 7O7t bid: common
was held at IS. Graphophone preferred
was decidedly firm, 70 being paid 70.
two small lots and bid for mora
United States Trust sold sparinglv ar
81 with this price bid for large amounts.
Mitchell Mining neglected IA bid, IL
asked Bonds were strong. CapitaI
Traction 5's sold az ll0H, and Washing
ton Railway and Electric As at 81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

The total tonnage Of the great lakes
for FIVE months, April, May, June, July,
and August. 33,5263SS tons. Two OF the
hest months of the year, September and
october, are yet to be reported
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STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY, AND GRAIN
Washington Prices

Capital Traction SIS, $4,OOOGlleSs. $4,000
110H
Metropolitan Railroad SIS. $,OOOqIO711,
81 .000d107A.
Washington Railway and Electric As,
81 ,000aS0. $1.00oGfS0.
Washington Gas, 259791z. 25979h.
Lanston, 40G11k.
United States Trust, 10997, 1O697. 1G1
81 10at97
American GraphopnOne. preferred, t0q
IS 1908.
After call-GreeDc Cananea, 1006IS5s.
Washington Gas. 100d6056 (buyer go.
BONDS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

Anaconda Copper COmpanys dividend
was cut from LIS quarterly to 80 cents
In the last seven years Anaconda has
paid SOS $50 900 in dividends.
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Cut Your Gas sin in Half

| by using Gregory's Governor Burner.
See displays in our 18th St window.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

Tennessee Coal and Iron declared the
regular dividends. One per cent on
common stock and 2 per cent on pre-
ferred.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

st. Paurs great surplus of few years
ago is being used in making the extern
sion TO the coast
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New York Stocks

fouotations furnished by A o. Brown .
Co.. Munsey Building; Members Now York
Stock ExchanRe.l
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NEW YORK STOCKS
AGAIN IRREGULAR
Weak at Opening, Then
Make Gains Only to Lose
Them Before Noon.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-NoOn-Thls morn
inS's market was neither very enccna~-
ing nor yet discouraging. There were
suong spots and weak spots with the
strength coming soon after the FIST
hour and disappearing again just before
the noon hour The temper of the street
is in favor or a material rally in GER
tain stocks where the short lines are es-
pecially heavy. but aside from special
ties the traders look for an unsettled,
slow market. but without material de-
clines from current values
The manner In which shorts are
brought up with a round turn here and
there when they try 10 make deliveries
is indicative OF the fact that there Is
not likely TO be much more heavy liqui-
dation but that stocks are held in strong
hands. and unless there are new and
serious developments declines are likely
to be very limited.
The position of the President is too
well known to increase disturbance or
TO hold forth any hope that he viii let
Up on corporations, so that his speeches
do not carry with them the dread that
they had before his intentions Were
fully known.
Some Good Gains.
st. Paul again proved a leader, and
the shorts added another point to yes
terday's strong closing, when they ,rieG
to cover. After breaking to 117% the
price rallied to 11szs over a point better
than on Tuesday. But after the rush
orders il reacted to 11SIz again. Read
ing vas at one time y better. selling to
94Jk. but in the last half hour Of the
morning II reacted to 9S9s- Northern
Pacific acted the same way, with noon
figures Il on
IndustIials-
Western Union Telegraph advanced X
point. and this in the face of a probable
suit for annulment of charter Both
Anaconda and Amalgamated Copper
went from u higher to fractionally low
or than yesterdays close.
The SteeIs were strong at one time,
and softer at noon.
II was not a satisfactory market for
anyone, sales being light, with chances
for a turn either way before the close
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02
Industrials.
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Wall Street figures that Amalgamated
Copper dividend will be reduced per
cent, or from 20 per cent
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
GUILTY OF HOUSE BREAKING.

TOday's Treasury statement: Receipts
s., 159, 664; expenditures, 81, $4,000.
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London has been a heavy seller Of
United states Steel shares.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02
CoaII Coal! Coal!

Best coal and wood Lowest prices. r. J
& NJ. c. Grace, 4th & F ne. Phone z. 2S3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

Attorney General Jackson demands
State receivers instead of Federal court
appointees for traction companies, and
the case will be heard.
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failures for 1907 to date SEQ. with
liabilities of SIG, 036.34S as compared with
1912 in the first eight months OF 1910,
with liabilities of SS4, 66O2S1 Illinois
shows a decrease in liabilities Of failed
institutions Of 100000. Michigan and
Wisconsin failures increased. Ark an
sas and Texas made a better record
The FIRST three months OF the fiscal
year, which closed yesterday, SHOWS that
Uncle sam has gone TO the bad over
SO 100000. This has been due, however.
largely to increased expenditures IN the
navy. public works, Including Panama
Canal. and not to any great slackening
ul in general business.
The total Treasury receipts were $780,
81, 229. as against S15e, S03.6 $40 foc the same
period OF last year. The expenditures
we're S169, Ss7. 136 against $153, Ill last
year. At thai period there was sur
plus for the three months OF almost
SC. 600 OOC. This year there IS deficiency
Of 100000
The increased expenditures in public
works has been due largely to the
Isthmian canal and public building con-
strUCtOn. It has reached a total of
over $S,O0O.O00. There was an increase of
almost 100000 yesterday Other in
creased expenditures for three months
are approximately as follows;
Civil and miscellaneous, g, 000. 0Co, war
co. '0''' '-'''9'
Americans in London opened heavy. u
20 q below parity.
Attorney General Jackson demands
State receivers instead of Federal court
appointees for traction companies, and
the case will be heard.
Amalgamated Copper dividend expect
ed about the middle OF the month
American Bridge Company booked
] 900 tons of new business last month
Strong demand for stocks in loan
crowd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02
MALT" Bread Is as Perfect

"a food a your diet can include. It's
made in a manner that develops all the
nourishing properties Of its ingredients.
You should eat Schneider's Malt Bread.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02
LOCAL MENTION.
The Ranch, so7 F St. N. W.

Inc Ra1SAf SOI 81 ~ W.
Hot TamaIes and Chile
lpen till y nights. Phone N. 5773-K-
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The Macdonald School of PhrenolOg

and Psychology is now located s1s Srd
NV. Friends and patrons invited. Nine
l. Macdonald. Professor.
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Americans in London opened heavy, !,
20 4 below parity.
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Rugs

$500 $3.50, and $500 Rugs of
about s It. in. by u IT. Choice,
$3.50.
Our special Administer Rugs. no
seams in corner, $3.50.
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Wheat, choice, 9Od97c; do, fair to
65li7oc: corn sheued white TSSI73: do
| yellow, 72Q73; do, ear, g. S5d3. 80; oats,
western, white, No. 2, 57d5s; do, mixed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

Amalgamated Copper dividend expect
ed about the middle OF the month
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

Strong demand for stocks in LOAF
crowd.
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Potatoes. per Dbl, S1.50a2.0O; sweet pota-
toes, per Dbl, s20OG2.25; vans, per Dbl.
Si.GG200; cabbage, per Dbl, 50G75c; Gu
cumbars, per basket, S1.OO12O0; onions
per bu.. 75a9Oc; string beans, green, per
bbI sl.O0d125 captalOupes, per crate,
81. 5OG2. 30.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-02

American Bridge Company booked
]. 600 tons of new business last month.
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baIta % NOON tDuay, Z0b. 300
Total sales yesterday, sos, 100.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
GIVEN SINGING REBUKE
Cronic Dlunkard Wriths
Under Verbal Lashing
Administered by Judge.

Gary. Dec. (SpeciaD-If there is
any means for reclaiming the worst
type Of a degenerate that has appeared
in Gary for some time that means was
applied to the case Of James Gallager,
who was arrested yesterday on the
streets Of Gary as chronic drunk He
was brought before Judge Fitzgerald
today and the rebuke and censure given
him was more severe than any punish
ment he could have inflicted for crime
OF this character. In singing words
the judge told him that he should be
ashamed of himself and that now was
the opportunity 10 brace up and make
a man of himself. The lecture was
listened TO with interest in the court
room. and much sound advise was i'm
parted in the few minutes that the
prisoner was before the bar. The case
was continued for a few weeks until
the attitude of the prisoner In regard
TO this new mode OF existence is
learned,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Edward Scefc, IA Months
Playing With Matches
Sets Fire to Dress.

South Chicago, Dec. 5.--Special--A
second death within a weeks to a sraaE
child playing with matches occurred
yesterday morning when the little body
OF Edward Scefc, One Hundred and
Thirty fourth street and Ewing avenue
in Hegewisch was burned almost to a
crisp.
The child is II months and while the
father was at work in the morning the
mother stepped out Of the house leav-
ing the child alone in the kitchen.
Toddling around the room the little
fellow got hold of a box of matches
and accidently lighted one which set
the whole box afire. His clothes were
a mass of flames in a second. Nobody
was there to witness the accident. The
clothes were burned from the body and
the child was found in an unconscious
state when the mother returned. In
stead of helping the child the mother
became hysterical and ran out into
the street screaming Neighbors who
saw her actions hurried to the house
and Immediately applied all known
remedies. 1t lived for a more hour and
died early in the afternoon. Deputy
Coroner Clark held the inquest in the
afternoon and said in his verdict that
death was due to playing with matches.
The Scefcs had but two children and
the parents are almost beside them
selves with grief The father was
summoned from his work and arrived
just in time to see his little son die.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
FAMILY TREE BOTHERS
Young Woman Deserts Man
Because He Boasted of
Family Connections.
Especial to Lake County Tlme..)

Chicago, Dec. 5.-A marriage license
entered in the record book at Crown
Point has come to naught. all because
the would be-husband had too much
of family tree on which the bride-to
be did not care to dangle. The license
was issued to Otto Helm and Miss Hazel
Dell Hickok of haywood, ILL.,, Chi
cago suburb, but since the issuing
of the license Hazel Dell changed
her mind and left her fiance stand
ing alone in his own family tree. Her
name is now Mrs. Michael A. Potter
noster, which too smacks of the Latin
origin. Helm is minus 50, just be-
cause he would insist on talking fam-
f4y tree to Hazel Dell
81 did not like the looks of Otto and
ne was always boasting about his fam
lily tree she said. Il had no desire to
become a limb of the tree, SO l thought
that I would leave him waiting at the
church while 1 went to Crown Point
and married Michael, who has no fam
lily tree to discuss with me over the
breakfast table"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-05
DUEL At GARY
Eleven Shots Exchanged Between Watchman for Gary
Lumber Co. and Supposed Burglar-One Bandit
Thought to Have Been Wounded.

AS expected. they again appeared and
when Garvin was advised OF this fact
by a tampering with the door, he
grasped his revolver and threw open
the door, Without a seconds hesita-
ton he opened fire and the thugs
returned it with interest. Several bull
lets sung past the defender of the
valuables of the lumber company. who
constantly held the fort. The leaden
missiles struck the door sills on all
sides of him and it was most marvel
Gus that he was not struck.
After both guns had been emptied
the .wouId-be' burglars fed and Gar
vim retreated to his apartment. In the
morning the stairs revealed the fact
that one of the bullets had brought
down victim and from the profusion
of blood the wound must have been
serious. 1t was easily traced from the
place of occurrence to the tracks OF the
Michigan Central where they made
their escape. The police have formed
no theories as to the possible perpe-
traitors of the robbery, but there is 8
possibility of locating the men If the
wound is at all serious.
The Gary Lumber company is a sub
sidiary concern OF the Paxton Lumber
| company.