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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23

The heading mill OF T. Hornuns &
Co., Mt. Pleasant, burned; loss ST.
ESQ.
Saginaw will be the headquarters Of
numerous conventions this year,
which marks the fiftieth anniversary
of that city.
For the first time the good old-fash-
toned Australian way Of balloting will
be done away with in Delta county,
and this spring voters will be initiat-
ed into the intricacies Of the new
tangled voting machine.
Auditor General Bradley and Attor-
ney General Bird went to Chicago
Tuesday afternoon to try and collect
$4,000 In taxes long since due the
state from car loaning companies
there. II they don't pa..- Up their rolling
stock will be levied 81
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23
Cement Industry.

AS an evidence of the enormous
business transacted in the manufac-
ture Of Portland cement, the labor
bureau gives out figures, showing that
the output for 1906 was 4,O32,41S bar
rels, an increase of 1,527,10S barrels
over 1905. Capitalists haye invested
in the Michigan product alone $780,
900, and seventeen factories have been
erected. Inasmuch as there is enough
mari in sight to run for at least 100
years, every plant will increase its
output. Fully 2,0S7 men are employed
in making Portland cement and 81 ,397,-
600 is paid out annually in wages.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23
Electric to CHICAGO.

The largest mortgage ever filed in
Jackson county was filed Thursday
with the register of deeds 1t is for
100000, running from the Detroit,
Jackson & Chicago Electric line to the
Security Trust Co., of Detroit.
The property belongs to the Michi-
gan United Co., between Kalamazoo
and Detroit, including the old Jackson
& Battle Creek and Kalamazoo e. Bat
tie Creek and Ypsilanti, Detroit G.
Jackson lines. The name has been
changed to the Detroit. Jackson G.
Chicago Electric line.
1t is the plan to extend direct from
Detroit to Chicago, via Kalamazoo.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23
The lankhorst Case.

The Lankhorst mystery which has
baffied the Holland police for over a
year, is believed to be solved in the
arrest of Charles Woodruff. J. w.
Streeter, an intimate friend of Wood.
ruff, was placed in the sweat box,
having been under suspicion. He di-
vulged information of a most start
ling character. Streeter's story fastens
upon Woodruff the crime Of assaulting
Lankhorst and makes MIN the author
of the several anonymous letters
threatening the life Of Lankhorst and
imploring Mrs. Lankhorst to leave her
husband. Streeter claims that during
the last three years Woodruff has been
in love with Mrs. Lankhorst, who was
a former wife Of Charles Woodruff
brother.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23
Died to Save Dog.

Affection for his faithful old dog
caused the death of Matthias Van Tas-
ell, aged 60 years, near kalamazoo,
Wednesday afternoon. The aged man
had gone to a patch of woods to cut
down trees. Just as he had one ready
to topple over he noticed his dog lying
directly in the path of the falling tree,
asleep in the sun. Van Tasell jumped
and kicked, saving the dog, but was
caught and crushed A widow and six
children survive him.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23
XIII.
SIACklOCk ATTENDS FAMILY
PRAYERS.

During dinner | bore the whole
burden OF conversation-thou bur-
den did not find it. Like most close
mouthed men, | am extremely talk
ative,J Silence sets people to won
derink and prying; he hides his Sc
crets best who hides them at the bot
tom of a river of words. II my spir-
it's are high. | often talk aloud to my
self when there is no one convenient.
And how could my spirits be anything
but high with her sitting there OPP
posite me, mine, mine for better or
for worse, through good and evil re-
port-my wife.
She was only formally responsive,
reluctant and brief in answers, vol
unteering nothing. The servants
waiting on us no doubt laid her man
ner to shyness; | understood it, or
thought | debut | was not troubled.
1t is as natural for me to hope as to
breathe; and with my knowledge of
character. how could | take seriously
the moods and impulses of one whom
| regarded as a child-like girl, trained
to false pride and false ideals?
She has chosen to stay with me,
said to myself. Actions count, not
words or manner A few days or
weeks, and she will be herself, and
mine" And | went gaily on with
my efforts TO interest her, to make her
smile and forget the role she had
commanded herself to play. Nor was
I wholly unsuccessful. Again and
again I thought | saw CLEAN of in
terest in her eyes or the beginnings
OF a smile about that sweet mouth
OF hers was careful not to overdo
my part.
AS soon as we finished dessert |
said: You loathe cigar smoke, so I'll
hide myself in my den. Sanders will
bring you the cigarettes. | had my
self telephoned for a supply of her
kind early in the day.
She made a polite protest for the
benefit of the servants; but | was
firm. and left her free to think things
over alone in the drawing-room-
your sitting-room, | called it. |
had not finished a small cigar when
there came a timid knock at my door.
/ threw away the cigar and opened.
ST thought it was you said l. I'm
familiar with the knocks of all the
others. And this vas new-like
summer wind tapping with flower
for admission at a closed window"
Aud laughed with a little raillery,
and she smiled. colored, tried to seem
cold and hostile again.
Shall go with you to your sit
ting-room?" went on. Perhaps
the cigar smoke here"
NO, no." she interrupted; Il don't
really mind cigars-and the windows
are wide open. Besides, | came for
only q moment-just to say"
AS she cast about for words to carry
her on, drew up chair for her.
She looked at it uncertainty, seated
herself when mamma was here
this afternoon" she went on, "she
was urging me TOTO do what she
wished And after she had used sew
erai arguments, she said something |
I've been thinking il over, and il
seemed ought Ia fairness to tell
YOU"
| waited.
She said: In a few days more he
that meant you-'he will be ruined.
He imagines the worst is over for
him, when in fact they've only be-
gun
They, repeated Who are
THEY? The Langdons?"
n think So" she replied with an
effort "She did not say-Ive told
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23
$500 Personally Conducted Excur.

Colonists' one-way tickets Chicago
to the Pacific cosst, via the Chicago,
are on sale daily during March and
April at tas rate of $4,000. Core
spondingly low rates from all points.
Double berth in tourist sleeping car
only $780, through without change to
Sar francisco, Los Angeles and Port
land. No extra charge on our person
ally conducted tours. Write for itin-
erary and full particulars to S. A.
Hutchinson, Manager Tourist Depart
ment. PIP Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23
VIII Lose Her Feet.

]. Haas house in Inverness town.
ship, burned Wednesday night. The
wife and two children were alone. A
Girl, aged years, ran barefooted,
clad only in her night dress, a mile to
a neighbo and froze her hands and
feet. Amputation probably will have
to be resorted to.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23

Ola Nelson, the Danish Duse, who
has come to this country to fill a
number Of engagements under the
auspices of the Scandinavian societies,
is celebrated as an interpreter Of ID
sen.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23

To be a great man 1t is necessary
to turn to account all opportunities
Rochefoucalld.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-02-23

PILES CURED In TO II DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed TO euro any case
OF Itch ng. Blind. bleeding or Protruding Piles in
Sto Ii days or money refunded. Soc.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-S Tenth street ncrthEat-AIay e. and annie g.
Cunningham 90 George A. and Nina Y. Miller.
I3t 3d. square @s So
street northwest. c-r1er BacE sireet-thaTies I.
Robson et ux 20 samuel Go-.aubarg and Charles
L. Moran. ane-uintl part o. lots % and Ct,
square l3b, So
81 Eighth street northeas--Alsud ST. Anderson %
Charles j.. Fowler. lst s.. square 90. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains and Columbia
Heigbts-LeEis +. BremmTtr e uE- % Joseph
" Paei lot ll3. blocks 10 and 3 SO
SO 7 street uC-thECst-Edith i. King 70 Alexander
q. Gamer, Tot i&, -luare s6l, So
+ street uCrti.e-r between Twelfth aud Thirteenth
streets Charles BOYD e. uK. so Albert r.
Ksuode lat q. sIuaw I)I. SO
Ho,mc8d 1lWT-JohH g. Sinclair 20 william 6.
Aliuuiy. part lot g. tocs g. SO William s
Nuuix e. Gx. Ralph WCmelle par lot q,
block Sd. SIC
Takgma Palk-Alice Y. Carroll Go PemlIia Stokes.
part 30; g blod g. So
Columbia Hciglts-t;e1Tge Il. Dierkopb ct TX %
Warren ralate. Dot 81 block =. So
Columbia Heigats-AUgrsts - Mott 20 MIay ".
Ply. iot s5 block = So
Park FiaE-Hiddaugh & Shannon incorporated %
John II. Collier lo, s. square 1885, $40.
L brgit PIrk-JGin =. WeyTigI 20 UX. % Fountain
Feyto1. Dot D. block T. SO
c sire northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streCtE-Waug1 ChClte a. uE- 20 George H. and
Helen Diakgph. part original Iot g. square 1909
Alouut Pleasant and Pleasant PIains-Saa1.el A
DHry ct TX 10 Nenah Il. HeiIuumus. Got sl5.
block g. So
Ninth and = streets nortLwesj-Iarnas B. Porter
10 Prank JeKaushn Phillips. para los r. p a.
sGusre Sc. SO
X street northwest between Fifth and S1th-S5ms
20 same, lots } ard @ square 3s5 So
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb -SUGAR-Loudou beet sugar
market quiet aud lower % S. sad for February
and IS 81 for March Stock Of sugar in United
Kingdom Is 900 TONS Tho local sugar market vas
steady. bat quiet aud unrhanged az 3 l5-32 and 80
cents for 96test Centrifugal for s9est muscyyado
and "a for s9test Inolasses sugar Refined quiet
and steady and unchanged
BUTTER Receipts. los package. Butte. re
manned finn ard unchanged az @ cents fos extra
cyeamery
EGGS Receipts, I2.763 cases Western drsts uerg
advanced 90 z cents. Vith a finn market ruling
NAVAL SrORES-stock: Rosin. I9.433 barrels
spirits tHpeutuc. 1l5; tar 81 Spirits tHrpentiuc
Was higher IS CENTS bcdYg asked fDT maclline-Inads
barrels For Icsiu. the market ruled steady AZ
L00ifj f5r common % good strained. and tar va
6rm and unchanged az 625s69 for oil baHels.
MILL FEED-Str0ng, fair demand. Spring bran
in io3-lb SACKS. G75; middlings. Z.0O: city brzn
n co. Western rcd dog. use.
FLOUR STEADY bat trade quiet. Spring pat
cuts il5al60. spring clears, 259a2s5 winter
straieIts 50a3.6G. winter clears. &oa3Z; Kansas
IN sacks patents s75aLo0 straishts, 550a5G5; cleans
Z9oa3E.
RYE FLOUR-Fiuu; dull trade at 265si.2o.
CORN AiEaI.-Stcady fair iuquirs Kin-driod
for export 20. coarse meal IN bags. Gallo
BTCKWHEAT FLOUR-sl0W At 2Zla25.
HAY-Dull. owing 10 snoE hlocGsdc. Receipts
go tons Prime timothy. 10; No J. Lliza
l.07iz No @ 95aLe0 40. 3, s2isas7s
STRAW Steady. sioa. Long re 65ale
BEEF-Fim; fair demand Family. h5al55o
packet IfG)elZ09
pORK-liarket is firm. Mess. ls.25al9c0 family
I9Ual95G
TALLow-Fm, bat quiet. City quoted al 5s.a
Ca be- hcfsleads
refined cen iHeat. 1885; South American. 1875 rc
fined Brazilian E,ss U.75, cts ssarine lo.z- O'eo
steaTiuc dull city. lis; Chicago, H.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Feb CATTLE Receipts. G. 400. ssti-
mated for Wednesday 1900 Market steady. Prime
beeVes. 59lal0o, poor to medium, 4l0a570, stockels
and feeders. 2.s0aL75; COWS and heifers, o75a5z5
Gamers, l5)a250; Texans A00a450.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900; estimated for "wednesday.
5000. Market 10 cents lower. Light. 675a7C0.
rough 67Oasso; mixed and heavy, 690a795: pigs.
6C0a653
SHEEP Receipts, 1900; estimated fer Weslnes-
day, 1000 Market steady. Native sheep g. s0a5.65-
Western sheep. 26ja565; Edtiye lambs, Ag3a7.71:
Western lambs 5.2ja165.
New York Feb. CATTLE Receipts $50. Feel
ing steady: dressed beef slow at 7a9 for ordinary 20
prime native sides
CALvEs-Reclipts. > Feeling steady. City dress
cd yeai' finn at sali Dcr poundi country dressed
at 7aI2l
SHEEP AND LANBs-Receirts. 1874. sheep al
most nominal and im. Lambs Tja2j higher a
few common sheep sold at $50 per 100 lbs; culls
at 800; fair lambs, at 7.6la7.70; calls at 6ol
HOGS-Reccipts. 524 Market steady. Light
Western hogs sold at 40 Per 100 lbs
Baltimore Feb. 5-CATTLE-Receiuts fer week
ended at noon to-day were Z905 head. against 30lr
last week; no cars for market very few chCicc eat
Tie sale bJst steers about steady. others 10 r.
29c lower bulls aud cows j. to sc lower and very
slew. steers good TO choice. l5Gd5s5 others 575a
435: cows i59s3.5; hcers 5aI 90; bulls 251a3 IS.
stockers and feeders 10alIj; fresh cows 25O0a55OJ
q head
so head market active. easier
NEAI.s AND CALVES Receipts, 80 head. trade
hight; ere quarter lower. Top ycais, 900a925 culls
70 fair 575sS55.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Eeccipts. 2C01 head high
CT Choice lambs. seas IS, culls 10 fair 6O0as %
yearngs. 6oa6l5; vefheTs. 5.5ea5.75; sheep. 5o0a
$40, cll sheep. 5)a400
HOGS-Receipts. AGO head: active: shade lower
lckers, pigs. and heavy grades. 80: T0ugfs ga
6.e0, stays, 5.25a5.59
PittsbuFg. Pa, Feb. SEATTLE Supply Esht,
market steady. Choice. 575a50l: Prime 5Eal70:
good, 5l9a533; tidy butchers, f5a500 fair. 4loa
40, choice heifCTs. 425aL75 common 10 fair hcif-
ers, 25oal0o; bulls. 2J9al25 Int COWS. 2 o0aAzs :.
good fresh cows and sprngers 25Oa5GOl: common 10
fair. l6G9a2G00
SHEEP AND LANiBs-Suprly lisft; market
steady, Prime wethers, 550a570, good. El0a5 90 :.
fair. i5la5oo; culls and common. 200a30O: lambs
5c3a7.70.
VEAL CALFES-s50 a9O5; heavy. tIdn. f59a5 50
HOGs-ReceiTts light steady on all grades rxcsrt
Iiss "hicI ara slow. Prime heavy. 70. B.edim
Workers. 80; light Yo1kCls. rs. pigs. = I5a7e).
JoUsds, J.5)aG59 STAYS, i5Oa551.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Feb Money opened at 3 per cent
highest g lowest. .; closing 81 Most Of the loans
were az "a
Time money vas unchanged. being offered in mod
crate volume and meeting with 2 fair demand.
Rates. PCT CENT fer thirty 10 sixty DAYS: So Der
cent for three and -four months 5ls 10 s.. per cent
for FIVE and six months
Mercantile paper dull. owing to the absence
Of demand. local and otherwise. Little PAPER was
sold 81 lower than 6 per cent Rates: 5aa6s4 per
cent fer sixty TO ninety days. Endorsed bills re
civabie; 54a6ia fer choice four to six months single
nan,es; G5s per cent for others
Sterling weakened to-day rates declining Is TO %
Points Rates fer actual business closed as foaws:
sixty DAYS. fo00l4 sos, demand fSi55li Sl68. cables
io55l7i 5555 commercial bills 479s4al scr.
lUe supply q cotton bills was moderate
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Dick Bros. a. Co. mem
bers q the New York and New Orleans Cotton o-
changes 1872 street northwest. Phones Main
6if6gi4
New d rk. Feb IA strong set q cables from Lis
erpool and a good demand for March option resulted
~ an active and higher market to-day On cotton.
Demand came largely from professional shorts, and
there was no sign u increasing outside interest
Some q tho buying WAS for New Orleans and Liver
pool to undo the short end III siFaddle in this mar
ket The continuance Of RAINY and unsettled weather
also had something 20 do with demand, although the
neT crop months not particularly strong. After
All advance # about ten points above last night S
closing. the market sagged Of under proit-iakiug.
southern spot uarsets generally stcady and M
changed. Port receipts estimated a. 1900 bales,
against SOL last year. Exports, 900 bales.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE

baltimore. Feb. 5-FLOUR-T Tho market vas
quiet at unchanged prices. Winter extra sld5 90.
winter clear Sloa22e; winter straight, 325a3-io !;
rinter patent, 3l0aaN; spring clear, 3.20a3.5i
suring straight. 3.5ja350. spring patent fl0aA50
City Mills best patent, 500; City Mills hgh-grade
patent La5: City Mills high-gTade straight 40.
choice family 3.I5; City Mills extra, 330a550 Rio
extra, 5.Sa4.O0 Rye -four, medium 10 choice. sos
WHEAT-Sto7k in elevators. Sls76 bushels. There
was an entire absence Of receipts of Southern
wheat TO-DAY. IN consequence uf which we have
10 write n quiet and entirely nominal market. with
graded No. . red afoat az about 1S7l per bushcl
~ the close. Later. cargo of special bin rejected
arrived and sold az 6S. Contract uuCncd stCady.
March. 79a79A. The market for Western closed
steady; SPOT, February. 50, March. sou.
CORN-Stock in elevators. L05t65 bushels The
market was quiet and entirely nominal with prime
lots of white corn ahoat qhDtable az about 59-e
per bushel. and prime yellow az &al per bushCl.
Tack yellow cora. domestic deliver Is worth 5lfs
Ter bushel for carots prime on spot. Conjuc,
opened firm. March. 3d. The market for Western
closed steady. SlOt, February, 554i March. 60
sales.
OATs-The market was d1mcr. stock N eleva-
tors 1Sl,3p bushels. shipments from elevators lIIsJ
bushels. New oats: White No. . f3izaH, do, No @
R34c43 do. No. & llail',. mixed. No. p f2aGlz
90. No. .. flaill: No. & 531aH tNote-the above
quotations r.fcr to domestic delivorsl
RYE-St0ck in elevators 1887 bushels. ship
mcnts from elevators. 35o5 bushels. No 2 rye lido
nestle, per hushel. e.; No. 3 Western. uptown de
livery Sass; No. nearby. uptown delivery. 6las2;
No. Z Western. uptown delivery. G., No. (ncar byi
uptown de!v Y, 5Sa59; bag lets. as to quality and
condition. 55a62: No. . Western domestic Il: No.
=. Western. ChOice uptown g.
BUTTER-Market f1rn. Creamery. fancy. per h.
g; do choice 9a32; do. good ZIa29. DO. lmiIa-
ton. 8s2i; do prints 52aJi; do, blocks. 5laS3:
nearby rolls. T5al9; Ohio rolls, 1salsi West
Virginia. rolls. 16als store packed Ohio lssls;
do, West Virginia. l62lS; Maryland Virginia
and Pennsylvania. Gairy prints lSa21; renovated.
22s6 N. B--AbOTe quotations are fer whole
sale lots only, as established by the Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association. Jobbing lots sell higherl
EGGS-Market firm. Maryland Pennsylvania and
nearby. irsts, loss Of per Dozen Is; Western first
loss of. per dozen Is; West Virginia frsts loss of
Per dozen. Is: guinea eggs, per dozen. l2alA.
LIVE POULTRY-GeneTal market hnn. Chick
ems. old hens. heavy, per H.. l27; d.. SMALL l2l5
do, old ROSTERS, cach 25a30: do. Young coed Go
choice. l43l5; ducks. puddle. large. Il; do. small
49, do, muscoyy and mongre l3al4; do. drakes.each
sial3; DO, white pekins, 10, geese, Western aad
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
Tax Deeds

Wld0E.s Nite-C1mmissi0aer, Of the District or To-
lumbla to Charles II. Wiltsie. Dot g. block 8
S.E. l0t g. block s. S9f7. lot %. hI0cs &. S9E.
same t1 Emily ~. Wiltsie Dot a. block s So 4
lot s. ble-s s. S.47. Dot g. bloc. s. SE. same
On Man a. Wsdhams lot g. block s. 0E. llt
s. block s. S24s lot g.. block 8 sass same
to ~. Grant WadhaEs lot g. block E. 0-
University HeEhts-Ssme % Charles H. WitSie. DIT
D block T. So SANE 90 Mary a. Wadlams lat
s. block J. So
Trinidad same 70 Charles H. WiIts.e Iot s. block
g. SfZG
Square -5s same TO EmGy ". Wits.c. Iar- Dot IS.
SIS
Square 5g5-Same % Mar A Wadhams Part Dot O.
Sl40e. part lot = 1s.5
Efinghan P-sce-Same 20 II. Grant Wadhams rart
Iot J. block SO O.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Demand icr choice cattle god and all arrivals
promptly placed az iull quotations
CATTLE Extra. pcr CWt.. 5.25a559 butcher. 459a
$50. comrl H. 25Ga3C0. rough. i.Ja2o0
HCGs-PlF cHt, gross l.25al.0i ordinary. 65la
101
sHEEP-CiIDDed. 100; common. 25aa0o
LANIBs-Choire per TO-. 1a7iz; mediIm. 6a..
gALFEs-Prme per H.. 9as'z, medium. Sas--;
grass. iafia
COWs-Frime. Ecsi. each a0eaa10; common.
each zQ6JsBGj, Old and dr., S.09al9O9.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06

southern uai2: do, Maryland and Virginia Z:
90. Kent Island, ~ turkcys hens. IS de-. ola
toms. -; pigeons, Young per pair l5a21 do Old.
per pair. p glnea fowls old. each %. 90. young.
each, - 3oung sobbeTs, a. lAboye quotations are
Tor Wholesale lots ony. established hy the Bal
timore Fruit and Produce Association. Small lots
scu hleher.j
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06

NV 1VFa, FOO 5--WHEAI-stT Tetarjmg
trade. No. :. Northern Duiuth iio sriye. lake and
FaiD, cents over May. {. %. b. 40 / Northern
Manitoba, s9i.. T. @. D. No ? Northern Manitoba
So. &. o. b. No. 2 red. T. %. b. 81, no Q hard
T. O. b.. "a over MAY no. J macarom opening
navigation, 9'z, g. O. b.; No. 2 macaToni, opening
navigation. 77is Exporters took 10 loads
CokN-SuUnscr. checking trade. no e. elevator.
- no. ? 81. T. O. D., No . yellow new SPA.
No 2. f O.. b.. March. 5Zis 30. @ T. O. D. April
5-'s; No. p white. ueg, S. !: o. D. Exporters took
loads
OATs-Higher, checking trade. Elevator prices.
No ? white. a.; No g. alite. i6'z No 3 mixed.
49,
PEI e. f-,-. en-,
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
QuIteInim DeaEs.

Mount Plcassut-Charles b. WiItsis Ct uz.. Mary A.
WadiaIas ct viz. W. Grant and Emily "
Wjltsie To Ei-srd ". Dom. lots IT., "a J.
and H. 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Salcs-Be~ular call. j. o'clock noon.
Capital Traction. S az I52is
Washington Gas. at g. . at 57s.
National City Bank s 70 49,
Merchants and Mechanics Bank 70 at u. 70 a. e.
After call-PeJomac Electric Light s. 5000 at
l0p.
The following sre the closing quotations on yes
tlrlays local exchange:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06

The Washington Herald has but
one name. 1t is The Washington
Herald every morning in the week.
Sunday included. Telephone. Main
5000.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished hJ +. r. Chapman *
Co. members New York Stock Exchange O.. Bowie
Chi-mau mauagr-. 1901 7 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by =. Il. CHAPMAN 4
Co. members New York stock Exchange. g. Bowie
Chapman. manager 1901 Z street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
STRENGTH In MARKET
Upward Tendency Shown by
Leading Shares.
LONDON ALSO PROVES A BUYER

No Fear Felt of Labor Trouble on
Pennsylvania Lines-CieneraI On
Market and over Developments ia
Congress, Especially on Currency.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

sales 10 Noon -..... 297 300
Total sales Observation-Disclosures: 570. 800
Call money; H., 31z; low, 21z; cI., &c.
Qutations furnished by Charles 6. Gates & Co,
members New York Stoez Exchange, Muusey Building.
Closing
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06
New OrIcnnr.
spot Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.


Quotations furnished By Charles G. Gates & Co..
members Chicago Board # Trade. Munscy Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-06

Trading was Of a desultory character
and small in volume. Greene Copper was
bid up "A little from the low price of the
previous day. There was some interest
In Washington Gas, but prices fell away
against the onslaught of low bids
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1907-10-11
Mrs. Connolly Dead.

The people of Cresco were inexpress-
IDLY shocked on Tuesday by the report
that Mrs. DR.. Connolly was supposed
to be dying in Chicago hospital.
Many of our people did not know that
she was even absent from the city
and only few of the intimate friends
of the family knew Of her serious con-
dition or that she was in Chicago at
one of the hospitals receiving treat
ment from Chicago's eminent physician,
DR.. Murphy. Mrs. Connolly has been
gradually failing for some months and
her health not being benefited by
remedies usually given in similar ap-
pearing cases, her husband suspicioned
the true cause of her illness and took
her to Chicago for consultation, when
DIR. Murphy pronounced her the victim
of pernicious anamia and in critical
condition. No improvement could be
made in her condition and she gradually
grew weaker until her death early
Wednesday morning.
The remains arrived in Cresco yes
terday morning, accompanied by her
husband and children, all of whom were
In Chicago at the time of her death.
The funeral takes place this morning
at the Church of the Assumption at 8
O'Clock.