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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
BIG DREDGE is
RAMMED and
SINKS
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Galveston, Nov. 1.-THE large
dredge, Holm, was rammed early to-
day in the bay by the steamer Nerus.
The Holm Immediately sank in thir-
ty feet of water. The crew was
saved. The Holm was coming from
the sea with load OF sand. It was
one OF tho largest dredges in the
world
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12

BLOODY MEXICAN FIGHT.

X Associated Press. 4
4 Del Rio, Nov. 11.--During a 4
X Mexican difficulty here today 4
X Vincenten Garcia was slashed 4
X in the head, dying three hours X
4 later. Max Martinez was shot X
X in the head, but not fatally and 4
4 was arrested, charged with kill 4
X ing Marcia, who is his brother 4
+ in-law. 4
4 X 4 4 4 4 4 X X 4 K 4 4 X 4 X h
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
STATE WANTS PENALTIES.
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Austin, Nov. 1.-THE case OF tho
state VS.. County Attorney Brady, in
volving plaintiffs share in the pen
alties recovered in the Texas anti.
trust suits was submitted today to
the appellate court of the Third dis
trict.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
Fort Worth Livestock.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Fort Worth, Nov. 11.--Cattle re-
ceipts 5000. Hogs $500.
Steers, fair, steady; tops, $3.50.
Cows. choice, steady: tops, 50.
Calves. choice, higher; tops, $3.50.
Hogs fair, lower; tops, 1915.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
DEpLORE KILLING OF
FORMER SENATOR
CARMACk
Special to DAILY Panhandle.

Special to DAILY Panhandle.
Waco, Nov. 11.-Strong resolu-
tions were passed by the Northwest
Texas Methodist conference today.
deploring the death of Senator Car
mack Of Tennessee, who was refer
red to as a dying martyr" TO the
cause of prohibition and civic right
eousness."
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
CAMPBELL SEEKS HEALTH.
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Austin, Nov. 11.--Governor
Campbell left late last night for Min
eral Wells to recuperate. Before 60
ing he was subpoenaed as a witness
in the trial OF Fiskyille School Trus-
tee Morris, set for November 16, at
which time the text book controver-
sy will be thrashed out.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
WILLIAM n. TAFT ON GOLF LINKS
NEAR HOT SPRINGS (VA.) RETREAT

Springs Nov. 11Wiam II. Taft president elect
here Cincinnati Saturday and the cottage
which he has rented half mile the hOo Mr. Taft will
main here until Thanksgiving day and will occupy his time playing
golf walking the aims He intends quiet
tme politics politicians will be strictly barred Judge
will either TO Ashcvie ~ c., Augusta Ga for the winter
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12

May Locate Here--A. j. Battle Of
Rolf, Okla, is in the city this week
prospecting. He is furniture man
and is seeking location, having
sold his store in Rolf He is favor
ably impressed with Amarillo and
may remain here.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
| INHABITANTS
flee FROM
FEVER
Corpse Of Child Victim l. Left
UOhaTied al WebbG
Falls
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 11.--Dis-
patches received today from Weber
Falls, Okla, near the Texas line,
say the inhabitants are panic strick-
en- over an epidemic of fever and
many homes are being forsaken. An
appeal for help has been sent to
nearby towns.
The corpse OF q child victim IL
left unbuT1ed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
Terrible Scene Witnessed in
louisiana When Train
Burns
WOMEN IN HEROIC WORK
Tear Up Their UndsTCIOthlng
for BaRdagGS..W Wyoming
Grew Die

Associated Press.
New Orleans, Nov. 11.--Soyen are
known to be dead and score or
more injured rs the result Of wreck
this morning at Little Woods, twelve
miles from here.
Partial list Of tho dead is as fol.
lows;
G. +. RooS, OF Alton, La.
Nm, MARTIN, Of New Orleans
GEORGE EDELEsSoN, Of Slid.
dell, La.
c. II. LOWRY, Chicago.
CHILD NAMED GETAWAY Of
SIiddeIl, La.
When u rescue party from here
reached Little Woods the scene was
one Of terror, dcsolation and death.
The wreck caught fire and the
first efforts OF the passengers and
people In the ncighborhoOd OF Little
Woods was directed toward subdulng
the flames.
In this they had been partially
successful, but little succor had been
given the badly injured and several
Of these died in the smOuldering de-
bris before the relief train arrived.
Only ono physician was on the
wrecked train and he directed aid
70 the injured, while women paSsen-
gers tore up their undersldrtS to
battle and bandage the wounds.
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RARE PAINTINGS BURNED.
Associated Press.

hboOCldleu tItSb'
Dublin, Nov, 1.-THE council
chamber of the Dublin city hall was
Quilted by fire today. All the paint
ings in the rooms of the council
chamber, many Of which we're his
boHc interest, fnoIudinq the we'll
known picture of Daniel o'Connell,
were destroyed.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
SANTA Re TO EXND SUM OF 100000 ORGANIZATIONS OF AMARILLO PACKING
AMARILLO IMPROVEMENT AND SHOPS COMPANY TO Be PERFECTED AT ONCE
ROOSEVELT SPITE RESENTED
Associated Press


Denver Nov lit today that Hoosevets
omission labor dinner
will be resented by John Mitchell Daniel oKeeo aud James
Duncan who invited three members Of the executive
will attend the din
r uer, according to information de public today. K
4
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
REAR ADMIRAL JAMES DEAD.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 1l.--Rear
Admiral James NJ Miller, governor
OF the United States naval home in
this city, died today, after a brief
illness, aged 81 years.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
WILL ORGANIZE
GOODS ARMY"

4 Special TO Daily Panhandle. 4
4 Fort Worth, Nov. 11.--Bish- 4
4 op Schrader, famous over the
4 country as "Divine Healer" an 4
4 nounced here today that he will i
4 organize Gods Army" to in
4 clude men, women and children 4
X making this city their head 4
+ quarters 4
u 4 4 Il A A n A 4 4 4 4 a a 4 4 4
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-11-12
SPECTATORS
IN SCRAMBLE
TO COVER
Hard Hi by False ROmsr Reg
gaTding Dividends Of Hartman
Stocks
Associated Press.

Associated Press. '-r7~-
New York, Nov. ia violent
break in the prices OF stocks ON the
Hartman Pacific railroads caused a
feverish and excited tone in the early
stock market today.
These stocks were unloaded In
enormous amounts by spectators
who bought them yesterday on ru-
mors that dividends were to be
advanced at a directors meeting to-
day.
Yesterdays rumors were discred-
tied over night and the belief now
prevails that only the regular d.
vidend be declared.
The whole market declined In sym
pathy with the Pacifics. Support
became effective 10 the course OF
the first half hour and prices rallied.
New York, Nov. l1,---Directors OF
the Southern Pacific today declared
. regular quarterly dividend Of IN
per cent on common stock and the
regular semi-aDnual dividend OF az
on preferred stock.
The Union Pacific directors de.
clared its regular quarterly dividend
Of IA per cent.
- a n e-----.--.Gf
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
Green PeppePs-75c per bu.

S..';s Z q le ..1 baskets *; Il
so and per cent on: poultry nettins :.
SarSsd wire. $3.50: No ; annesisd VIE.
cloth. Si.4o per 100 feet; lap and slip
after weaving. 80 per cent OF; wire
joint eayetraugh. So and 10 per
pipe. IS and 5 per cent Oh
's Xi.:., s.sTsssss sSss &c. e' s
May--Detroit shipper. are payins ,hs
sss ,Et' = n D:sroi Si time NO. Ay
straw, Ssso07: wheat ana ost straw.
cured n.s.; .: 10. . sssss . iss; ss
green. 7Hc; kip cured, No. !, iohc: No.
s.s ea ss &: ! Nj H. 81 so. IS
green. No No J. Nae; No: Ia nhs e. .nt 10;
LiAaes-30c per l0e
Lene..-Californis. ss0sx6 per boz.
Maple suSar-New. pure. lSs Der -
Osiens-spanish. $3.50 par crate.
OiIs-Raw iinseec. CSC: boiled 10.
IN 10 ia days: diamond lam pen nesd n zero.
:Sns Stac; turpentine. IN barre' io''
4Lc Ger BARREL.
Or..xss-valencias. sS06.6o per box.
Pears--K.efer's. IS q soc per bu: -S2.2S
@z.75 per bbl: Bartretts. $1.7s02 per
Pop Corn-Ears. ,Mv7c. per 10.
Observation-Disclosures, $4.6o0b per
crate. sz.b0W2.76 per dox
P0tatoes-Michigan. C0V65c per ou;
car lots, T. O. b. Detroit. SIS O. 5Sc per bu.
Poultry-Hens, 9010c; springs. 100
lie; geese, 9010c: ducks. 1091lc;
turkeys. l541Gc per ID.
sweet Observation-Disclosures. 81 per
Dbl; Jerseys. eL15 per BIZ. $3.:s per
Dbl.
Provi-ions--Mess pork. $1,000: ramily
pork, $1sQ19.5O: light, clear. 31s920;
heavy, $1,000: smoked hams. 1fkc:
dry salted briskets. INC: shoulders.
sac; picnic hams. shc: bacon. &c;
lard In tierces. lie: kettle rendered.
t2kc Der Id.
sugar--Crystal dominoes, IS: Eagle
tablets. 1926; cut loaf. es.4b: cubes, SO;
xxx powdered. $500: graduated. ex-
ira coarse. t5.55: graduated, in bulk,
$5.45; granulated. In s5-lb cotton bags.
$3.50; Michigan granuiated. $685.; con-
fectioners A, t5.40: No. 1. 1916: No. z.
is.ss No No & RE: NO !. ;ssssss: No Mo- &
S5.i6 No. q $50: No. 10. y5.05; No. II.
s.: No. IL. y+.o5; No. ID. $3.50; No. II.
S4s0: No. Is. $3.50 per 100 lba
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
ARE welded IN
: sCANT ATTIRE

READING. Pa, Nov. 4.-Getting
their ideas from costumes worn at
recent carnival. Eugene Webster
Knoll. the city dog-catcher, and Miso
Quell, attired like dwellers in the can
nibal islands, were welded at the
home Of the brides father.
A throne was erected In the Quell
parlor and on ii sat a five-year-old
brother OF the bride. with his face
blnckencd, and dressed as a savage.
Other little boys were dressed In the
same way. The bridegroom wore u
short, dark blouse. and dark cape and
Ieggings, while the, bride was attired
in flowing white garments, tights. glass
beads and many ornaments such as
may possibly be worn by princesses in
the Cannibal Islands.
The four groomsmen wore black
tights and short yellow skirts and had
their faces blackened.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
PSYCHE KNOT,
4 LIFE SAVER

ALTOONA, Nov. 4.-Having washed
and dried her hair. Mary Housner.
aged %. did II up in Psyche knot
and walked out on the front porch.
While she leaned against the railing
It gave way and she was precipitated
backward. head first. ten feet to the
sidewalk. alighting on her head.
The couture broke the impact Of her
head against the fagstones, but she
did not entirely escape injury.
She suffered a slight conclusion Of
the brain, but recovered consciousness
q few hours later and serious results
are not anticipated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
faxsIs,'' Queer Word?
Let, scm Look At the
Returns. Says T. r.

HARRINGTON. Nov. 4.-To group
Newspaper men who asked him for
1oment this morning, President
Dovolt dictated the following:
HIS administration has meant a
Nv effort and progress which
nd never be allowed to deviate
w m unwise radicalism on the one
~, nor into an unwise conservatism
the other. The nomination Of Mr..
was q triumph over reactionary
neyntism. His election was q tri-
Mover an unwise radicalism."
Dorring amusedly to the way the
<xy had taken to the word 'fraz-
No president said:
|Fo peculiar how some Of these
e or phrases that I have used
>6ut thinking they were unusual.
tn ccmment. First, ! said some
1k shout TAFT sitting on the lid''
rnI years ago and It went the
~ word 'moIlyc0ddle' wasn't well
!" interposed Secretary Loeb
3. but heard II when . boy" re-
~ the president laughing. II
nber they used to tell me. Don't
n,o31ycoddle,' when I was afraid
SnoWball or something like that
= ycangster. Now It's 'fraxzle.
III them look at the returns for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
sou.hwIek Says III. Wa, rraIl.d.

Willie. more Familiarity known as
"Mush" Campbell. local pugilist, was
taken into custody Tuesday. on com.
plant Of William d. southwick. who
claimed that Campbell and r. z.
Moore. the saloonkeeper against whom
southwick has filed a number OF com
plants, had followed him. Campbell
was released within a few minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
||En's SLAYER
IN FLINT
|1lyo eHoorINo, IT 10 SAID.
ovT pLgApo egLF.
pEPeNeg. m

~sy Banks. the Negro. wanted
n g the oharss o! killing Hugh
1rter. who was shot in Parks ga
No. 3s3 st. Antoine-st.. Monday
Doon. was arrested In Flint. Tues.
ulGkt. The Flint authorities say
1nife the shooting. but insists he
~ u oelf-defense. Detroit ofdcers
eons to Flint to bring Banks
- funeral Of Carter win be held
s.1ey. at , O'Clock, from the Sec
y Bopt1st church. on Monroeave.
)or was one Of the best known
tod residents IN the city. and the
Dp1A Union League and Colored
clubs. to al Of which he be.
- viii attend the serviees in a
Dlorod citizens generally are very
~ towards Carriers slayer. They
Carter entered the saloon as .
omaker, that he committed no as
and had no intention OF doing so.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
IS STRONG
AN D VERY
ACTIVE
TRADING is ON A HEAVY SCALE
UNION PACIFIC. STEEL SHARES
AND AMALoAMATEp COPPER
ARE FAvoRITEs.
n. Y. STOCK MARKET-CLosE.

Am. c. * F.. 444, Am. Loeo.. 50; do
ptd. 1854; Am. Sugar. l3i%: Am. Too.
pfd. ~: Am. smelt.. " -; Anal. Cop.'
s2h. Ana. Cop. AN A, ~. fss'
r. Tr.. so; Cent. Leath.. ASA: Oh. o..
"A: Gu. q Alt. 3sA; Can. Pac, ll5 = .
C. * CT W.. IN: Colo. +. & l.. 81 y
Cons. Gas. li4h; Distil.. si+ ID. q IL
Can, l7lh Den. a. Rio Or. 2sA Erie,
81 "; do lists. az: Gen, Eiec.. n. = :
Ice. 26L: III. Cent. l42; Inter. rap
los Ia Cent. ss; L. q n. III M
81 y do pfd, 657s Mo. Pac., ssn Nat
77h; North W.. lee. Nor. Pac.. lis = .
Penn. ls1 u Peo. Gas. sssy Phi; s. r..
ls4N; p: st; Car. ssH Rep: St; 20 /:
do pfd. SAY: Rock ISL. 20; do pfd. 4 :; ;
ST. Paul. 1853. Schloss St. 10; 81: J..
h South'st'n, 19k: Sou. Pac.. III y :
Sou. Ry... % y do pfd. s5E Tenn; Cop.
44h; Toll. ST. l.. & w. 81 a Tex. a
Pac., 26%; Twin City. 81 y; Union rae
l76T; U. s. s. s.. 1904: U. >. kub.
33h: u. s. Steel. 5ok; do pfd, ia a :
2S%; w. U. Tele.. 605t; Wis Cent. pid
san Utah Cop. 437s; West'house. s. y .
CT. North, 1861; do Ore Gifts ssh'
Nawu
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Report % Market ODening ~ saaiep.
horsek = Co., CemanAssSsn Merchants.
BUFFALO. Nov. 4-(Special. Cat
tle--Receipts light and strong. Hogs
Receipts 5000. strong; heavy. $50
20 best workers., Sc q 6,15; light. 1925
G5.75; pigs, $685.. Sheep-Receipts
5000, strong: lambs, $3.50.
MARKET CLOSE
EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Nov. A.
10 head, quiet steady.
500, active. steady: Gull
400, active, csc higher:
wethsrs; sac $50; ewes, 1915 q l.2s:
$500. fairly active. 10c higher; workers..
sss.2o; heavies. Sslo0 $50: roughs, $50
5.25; stays. SAC 4.so.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Hogs-Receipts
- 900. market 10 to 15c higher for good
quality: bulk. S6.s5 q 6.25; light, 5000
els; pigs. $3.60Q 40; mixed, $500
SIS; workers.. $685. u 6.10; heavies, IS. so
@c.40; good TO choice heavies, $3.50
Gao; roughs. 35.6065.75. Cattle--Re-
ceipts 1900, market steady: beeves.
es.30@7.50; Texas steers. $3.50q4.65; ;
western steers, S2.5564.55: cows and
heifers, t165 Q5.35: calves. $50 Sheep
Receipts 10000. market steady at yes
terday's close: natives. &2.So 1855;
western. $3.50 q 40; yearlings. $500
sI5: lambs. natives. $466.25: western.
S<6e.2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
"OF COURSE I KNEW
FATHER WOULD WIN"
MISS HELEN TAFT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-"Of
course, I knew father would win. and
am awfully. awfully happy over It."
A little tired from the excitement OF
the last few days. but laughingly deny
ing any feeling of extra Importance at
being the future daughter OF the White
House. Mas Helen Taft, this morning
expressed her delight oyer the results
Of the election. M
II autographed to father at once and
expect letter from him sometime
today telling me about the home side
OF It," said Miss Taft.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
pv,no From election FIoht.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 4.-AResent-
ing the statement Of p. NJ. Gayser, of
G allowhill-st.. that Bryan was a better
man than Taft, In an election argu-
ment near Fifth and Callowhill-st this
morning. a Negro stabbed Gayser In
the breast with q razor and made his
escape. Gayser was taken TO the
Roosevelt hospital, where little hope
for his life n held.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
|DRSE CASE JURY
HINGED BY JUDGE

NEW YORK, Nov. l.-Judge Hough,
ne United States circuit court to-
u. delivered his charge to the jury
The case Of Charles w. Morse and
tod II. Curtis. on trial for violation
v the federal banking laws In con-
1tjon with Morse's manipulations
y the National Bank of North
\ - said when the jury leaves the
E<room to deliberate on Morse's
W there will be wrangle which
equal that Of the famous Walsh
- In Chicago. in which the jury
- out 80 hours.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04

AZ: Globe. sk: @. Can. ia: Gold.
Cons s, c e. Helv'i !; Isle I RIy.. az
Mob. So; Maj. IS: Mich, IA; Mia. l2h,
Nip. 10h: New. Cons. 1874; New: Utah.
3 ~ New Dom. IS: Newh.. AZ: N. Blu,
ssh, Old Dom, 53A; Csc, lis: rar..
81 u Quin.. ga Raw. Sc; Shan. In:
Sup. Pitts. IN: Santa Fe. Sup.
Cop. IS: Sup. q Bos.. 10+.; 8. Queen,
! a Tam. 80; Trim. Cop, 1871.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
Apr,.--rancy. 1904: common. $3.50

p"st~a-.OT-iaiNp prices: Extra cream
cries. sfHo: nrsts. 7shc: crooks. soc
hacking stock. ifitc per ID.
Cabbags>--40 n soc per bu.I
CauiiG ower--60u 100 per bu.
'ci~vy--25 y soc per doA
Che~se--Michigan full cream. new
$50. old, lac; Limburger. lie: brick.
i5Ie; sohweitzer, Ise per ID
Chs.tsuts--33bo6 o. per bu? 1860 psr
Csi,ssrsss Fruis.-Grapss. si.7s0s
psp oratsi .prunes. sise per vrate,
CeN.e-psekase coffee i17s0i5.3s
PEE 100 ,bs,
Cv~ nberrses--Cape Gods. sa7s03 per
bv, ssHS.B0 psr boil
Drssssd Csives--Fancy. s0ioo. COM
mon. 1850 per III.
Dressed IIoss-Hght. 70sc. heavy.
606ho per 10,
Tass---M 'ch'can currec' receipts
nrsts. case count. aso per dos.
.rl..s.-M,:hlgsn cste.,s: ~ Sce cS.
clear, D$zs per bbi,
FSsA-sosbiDR Tote. bvar. e5t, cosrse
oern meal, eonI rers ana oae chop
ooo,eei coarse riddiings. vs.. uns mid =
dIfrgs SIS pev ton
Ffssps VsaNsSs--ioe per 10. .. ., I.
Fvssk Vsestsblss--cucumb hot
house, $3.50 per dosj lettuce. lie per
"; d. sss'l ssss.;,sss.sR'9s SSIss %, ses
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
Throe Hurt In Auto Crash.

Three persons were painfully in
jured, late Tuesday night, In a mix.up
between a Baker car, a stone pile and
an automobile at Hubbard and Dix
ayes. Those hurt we're Edawrd Walls,
AS Dix-ave.. owner and driver OF the
automobile, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. p.
Dentz. No. SIS ClarS-ave, who were
riding with him. After hitting the
pile OF stone the machine swerved ami
struck the car. Tho occupants OF tho
machine were thrown out. and, while
no bones were broken. all sustained
painful cuts and bruises. They were
attended by a neighborhood physician.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
PRODUCE.

The market has but few talking
are ample and trade II so light there
IL nothing to Affect prices either way.
rutter and eggs are frm. Poultry was
called steady. but while there II a mod
crate inquiry for spring chickens and
ducks, there 10 very little call for hens.
Dressed calves are not selling well and
are inclined TO drag lower. Potatoes.
cabbage and caulitiowcr are In fair de-
mand and the market az a whole. ~
logging along without feature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-04
By THos. c. sHorWELL.

NEW YORK, NOV. 4.-Louuon soh'
over prices averaging nearly two
points higher this morning, but Wall
st. was extremely conservative and did
not in any case buy stocks at higher
than London quotations. The market
was very strong and active, however,
with Union Pacific the leader, two
points higher than the closing OF Mon
day. Steel shares led Industrial
group with an advance Of one point,
the highest price the stock has touch
ed this year.
Trading was on q very heavy scale.
In the first half hour fully 100000
shares changed hands. Buying orders
from the public were not In evidence
to any great extent and insiders were
compelled to stand under the market
and support II. They took all the
Union Pacific and Steel shares that
were offered and the opening prices
were maintained.
Union Pacific. Steel shares and Am
algamated Copper were favorites but
even in these the insiders did most Of
the business. The big people had be-
gun operations at o'clock In LONDON,
which means o'clock New York
time, and they expected New York to
take the stock at the high figures ere
ated by that trading. The American
public, however, did not In any In
stance pay as high for stocks at the
Wallst. opening as London did. In
curry among the leading brokers early
In the day Indicated that most Of the
buying orders had been executed In
the first hour and that the outlook was
a. t4f OF
the day.
Steel Strong.
Both In America and Europe the
Steel shares are strong because all
students Of government finances real
ize that tariff revision 10 an impossi-
bility. The government has gym be
hind $44.000,000 In the first four
months Of this fiscal year and cannot
afford to lose the revenue that would
be lost through revision OF the steel
schedules.
Judging from the action of the mar.
ket this morning manipulation will
have to be continued for several
months as the public has not lost Its
head and must be ooaxed to buy
stocks. Pools Immediately got Ia
work. The one in Amalgamated Cop
per was most aggressive. forcing q
sharp advance In the stock. Other
coppers fell In line with Nevada Con.
solidated, leader of the outside group
most conspicuous
Nipissing led the mining shares.
crossing IL for the for the nrst time
this year. 0oldneld Consolidated was
the leader Of the gold group.
London was heavy except In the
American department. Fear OF war on
6ervia has become an issue again
wail-st. traded In more than 100000
shares Of stock up to noon today and
business throughout the entire ses
sion was very active. Early In the az
ternoon people seemed to feel that the
expected reaction In prices was not
coming and they began to buy stocks
with feverish haste. Adroit manipula
ton was begun by the big people 81
the same time, and the result was 9
fresh advance to higher records than
those made at the opening.
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restored to consciousness by the hero
lie efforts OF HIS wife. who dashed
water In his face. lie will probably
recover
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Saved FROM Death by wife.

Frank Parchem, au election inspect
or, In the eight district Of the ninth
ward. fell unconscious whilo on his
way homo. Tuesday afternoon. and
after being given up by doctors was