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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-09
ANOTHER SUICIDE CASE
Harley B. Cox Found Hanging Dead
in the Barn of Ezekiel Merry
man on New Years Day.

"a 6ulCluc6 IL DOC6UuI COuuVyS duN ChO
New Year was scarcely ushered in un-
til another life was sacrificed, Harley
B. Cox, young man nineteen years OF
age, the youngest son of Squire s. L.
Cox, one of the pioneers Of Burrell
township, taking his life by hanging
himself in the barn on the j. w. Keeler
farm south of Leon, where he was en-
ployed by Ezekiel Merryman.
The young man had been employed by
Mr.. Merryman for more than year and
had never by word or action indicated
that he contemplated self destruction.
He had no bad habits and enjoyed the
friendship of large circle of friends.
Mr.. Merryman and family had been in
vited to spend New Years at the home
of AL Gardner, and they asked Harley
to accompany them, but he declined
saying he would stay on the place and
look after the stock and enjoy hearing
his photograph. Before leaving Mrs.
Merryman prepared his dinner for him
and he had eaten hearty noon day
meal. Soon after dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Oney who live short distance
west Of the Merryman residence heard
Harley's phonograph, the music continu-
ing for some time. They did not notice
him however during the afternoon.
Mr.. Merryman and family returned
home about dusk and he took his team
to the barn which is located some dis
tance northeast Of the house to put
them up. He had lantern and thought
it rather strange that Harley was not
around but supposed he was looking af-
ter the cattle. He had embarrassed the
horses and started to feed them when
he turned his lantern toward the south
door and saw Harley as he thought
standing just west Of the door with his
back toward him. He spoke to him,
but receiving no response went up to
him and was horrified to see that he
was hanging by rope tied toone Of the
beams of the barn, and from his features
he could tell that he was dead. He
+hurriedly left the barn and went to the
home of neighber, John Butler, and
told him of the matter and other neigh
bors were notified and word sent to Cor.
oner Bowman.
AS soon as possible the coroner went
out and viewed the body, but decided
that it was clear case of suicide and
that an inquest was not necessary. The
young man had taken long rope an6
tied it to beam aud had evidently
stood on corn shelter and jumped off
death resulting from strangulation. The
rope had stretched so that his feet were
just barely touching the barn floor. The
deceased had been employed for more
than year by Mr.. Merryman, and he
was highly spoke of by his employer
who said he never had better or faith
full hand. He had always appeared
cheerful and happy around the house
and if he had any trouble of any kint
he never made it known.
His body was prepared for burial ant
taken to the home of his father, the fun
eral being held at Bethel church Frida,
afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the con
course which followed his remains Il
their last resting place was the larges
ever seen at Bethel
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-09
Ralph Riggs

The clever, eccentric comedian will
present the three-act comedy with
music, "The College Boy" at the opera
house on Wednesday evening, January
IS. The dancing and singing numbers
are all new this season. Without ques-
tion this will be one Of the best attrac-
tions Of the current season.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-09
Baptist Church.

Leon Baptist church preaching next
Lords day at II a. M. Jan. 18th by the
Pastor. Come to the meeting.
JAS. A. ARMSTRONG, Pastor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-09

In renewing for their Reporter Mrs.
g. B. Campbell, Of Randolph, Iowa,
writes that they are well pleased with
their new home and are doing fine with
their new restaurant business at that
place.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-09

FOR sALE-Complete saw mill outfit
with 20 h. p. engine and corn burrs for
sale cheap on account Of my health.
27tf D. A. BRIGHT.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-01-09
Grand River.

DR.. Wards next dates at Grand River
are January 9th to 11th.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
SaItmorc Nh, 0ritag, Den 21. gusnp 1905

tthtrdgCr bobCn Oic Groucruoc ionit
olf lm0 Itij6tcn lie, >Qdbrcn6 oCrSor0
in ou9 Nrnb Qcientt pIr0c Sruu
lnnia tonntc litl BON 0cm WrQbc 023
@otten nidt trcuncu lm0 nulbtc nit
iunftcr @Clunlt fortdciilbrt mcrOcu.
Gic Nobrtlhtr0Acr crtl0rtcrL 2lus
his lei ctncm lliacu Wior0 fm Cpicr
1ciuacn. Gincr uou i6ucn &. 9l.
@rtGiiclo, iogtc: nGieie }pci Man.
ncr mcrOcn bcim Ero}ciic in ibrcun
mobr2n SiCbtc gc}cigt lucr0cn nucb
miro oo3 ci1rntliDc N}otip ST Oiclcm
Tcigcn Wor0 bctaunt Ucr0cu %oil
puBtc, 0oB NLuni3 in o60iq cbrborcr
N@ciic Qc0en 6rou @oin2 bon0cltr,
Ger NrllOer, :. &cntina Moin2, lpur
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sd Qluubc l,ibt, OoB Gapitdn Noiu2
bel &Criiblmg 0C3 ltor0C2 gciltc9QC
Hort mar. Us miro bcin Ero5cllC CT.
mjciln pcr0cn, OoB &cnfin5 Snin3 II
sic @ottiu icinr9 @ruocr9 pcrIicbt
loor lmo ooB Dies elmer Der @riin0c
mar, Der i'm bcuc0tc, Minis ST too.
ten - CT mar citrIiI6ttN. 9nBcr-
Dem luur Gin on0crc3 Wtotiu nOBGc.
len0, obcr 0ic 9iohr ocIicIbcn miro
crit bcilu Ero}cB bcfunnt mcrO2n."
2llh Die Nitnpc bciduloi9tc nit
ctncr olrN cine 6rcnoin nbQc0cbcs
ucn Grfl0rlng Oclt Nrlo2r 0c9 Gopis
t0na Der 9IuitiitnQ 5u Dem W}or0c.
Sic ipro6 ibrcn @ottcn bon jcOcr
nproliihcn SNul0 irci. Gic @ithOc
bc0icbt iih nit ibrcn &inocrn outs
2ouo, I'M itb in Der 2lba,idicocnbcit
ton Dem Sdlogc 5ll crDolcn, Der ljc
gctroficn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
&lenn's
$&wefef-

linO gcluciie fir i1re periette Tein'
6eit uno uniibertroiienen meOi5ini.
idcn 8crtb. Sic madt sic Saut ge.
idmcioig, Itiqt SUDDEN unb idiitt Die
8eilmObeit burd sriinolide 9ieini.
glng. 8lcnn's SdpeieIieife madt
Die 0eii6t8iarbc flnr uno iriid. lin.
iibertroifcn iiir Ya0e' uno Soiletten.
@ebraub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
@cmiitblidlc Iamilic.

Sor6oro, R..G., 20. 9(ugrit. -
2ogcn 5onc5 0roGte belte I'M Nau.
idc, icinc aoHje 6anlitie ab3unrf.
icn. 2II5 CT ib anidlidte, ipiuc Iro.
Gung nlls}llilibren, lpuroe er BON lei.
mem iiini3e6ni1bri9en Sobne nic0er
pCid)oiicn ln0 Elm nnocres icincr ain.
Der prricBtc i6m nit einer 9(rt cincn
ShIoR lui Den aopi. 9ei Oent Get.
tigen ,<nQneit ii6crtpies Coroner goB
sen annbcn, ipelter ben SfuB o6.
geicuert botte, Dem 8efdngnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
WiilitGr iicllt nb.

9hr elm 9cAimcnt bIcibt in SprilG-
iiclO. - &iclcn &iirgcrl fonumt
Die SablaBc nod nml3r bc0cnt.
Iih Dor. - Qrohbricfc al &c-
ante mo &ouilcutc.
SprinNficl0, Sis 20. Mug.
'- gll2 GCiuItot elmer hCutc Norui.4
tag itottacflmbcneu Gonicrcn} 5lui-
ihcn Ocm @ouperneur Tcnccn lm0
@cncrol 2oung miro norAcn nod al
lc bier beiunolihc Wiili5 nit 9luos
liobmc OeS l. 9icgtlllent9, nod @oltlc
5uriidfcbrcn. Nfan gluubt, oob Bic
les cine 9tc0incnt, I'M &erein nit Der
Eol5ci itorf acnuA icin miro, mcitcre
llnrlrbcn 81 perbiiten. Inter 0cn
@iirNcrn miro m0ciicn 0ic Soblo9c
nod INNER fiir ni6t lnbc0cuflld &c.
boltclL Inn 10 ncbr, bo Die 3ohl Der
@comtcn ieit 0cm crlten 2lu5bruht
Der &rulpalle ju8e9ongcnen Grohbrtc.
fc nod INNER mdHit Wion ihcntta
Oicicn NrieiCn bi@bcr menig }luimcrf.
ionlfcit. Scit obcr ouh mcbrcrc
&ouiIcutc ioldbc Shrciben erbultcn
bobcn, miro man bciorQt. :. .. Ser
fins, Sctrctdr iiir Die nOOo,6cllopa'
NuilOin0 9IlioCiotion," erbielt cinCn
GrobbricL neil er eincn Nc0erim9cn
in Ocm @cbdlt0e angeltcQt bate. Gin
Spicl5Cugs9Gr, nel6er nit (bCcr be-
ldnliCrt Wor un0 Die 9llliihriit tutg:
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tc ultI elmer Sclcgropbcnltnn0c oltlAcs
bjbt mO bon Der &ooallcric micbCr
bcrnbgcbolt mor0en. Sic @oIi5ci
ilht Oic Scutc, meI6e ben Ndrcl IN
Gliigic alIgcbGngt bnttcn.
Nic 2lrbcit IN ser Irrborn- mo an
Ocrcu 3chcn Der lln1ge0eno, i0clcbc
cuGcitcllt mlrbe, lueil ld Die mciBcn
un0 lhmo3en aoblengrdber Ocricibcn
Dor cinonOcr litr6tcter, lit bclltc nic.
Der oliNcnommen luoroen.
2ic @ran0s5urp ltellte bcllte 5cGn
9lntIaBci6riitcn gcgcn 5mei ongcbs
Ii6c ,Siibrcr ocS Utobs, n1mlih 2tbras
Ddn N0Dmor ltn0 6rau aate SoporO
anu &mUor lit oeS Oforoes ln0 oc2
2hl'nlbr9 an8ctlagt umo 1rnu @ou,
dr0 Der Nunto6elung 3u GerbrcGIu.
NntlOBcn ge9cn 40 bis 80 mcitrrc
2ltirijbrcr mer0cn in 9(u9iidIt QeIte0t.
@ctrddtIide 9luirc9ung cntIton0
bcutc 9IbcnO iiber Die 9to6ridbt, OuB
Der 17sidbrigc 9ioao acp9, lp2lhcr
OILS 3clrge Dor Scr @ran0 2}lrD crs
ldicn, bon 6rcllnocn oc@ un0cflog.
ten @IcgCra @eo. 9ii6oroion Qcihoiicn
loorOcn iei IS TtcIlte ii6 jcOoh ber.
aus, Dab Der S0uB 5nIdllig loagi15
mo 0ub Elm intincr 1reuno 0r9 iln,
gen &cu@ hen 9iebolper in Der 6nno
Guttc, Gic gHitnoe 1T lebcnagcidbr.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Sn Detroit, Mid). crihoB Der
3i.idbrigc Nbilip @eir 1citern ieine
Satin lm0 bcgiug ScIbitnorO our6
Ginnrbmcr BON G0rboli1ltre. Sius.
lihCr llnirieOc pernnInBte oir Sbat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Stuti5
nn nnIcrc Trcnnoc lino Snn0Cn.

2&lr babcn iiir3Iltb cine noulpnlmcuc 5drbc,
mo HuasUtnuuidIilr9 9lnlNNC Der mpoCrnCn
Irt ucbcn uncrCnl rc0ltIdrcn lcprib Rcui'
gnnG. uno 9GgcrunR Gjeibdtl iuitnuIrt Sd0s
ocrildnot0c NIT lunpdbriler G;inbrung iic6cn
hlcieu ScpnrtemCu5 BOT 2Sir Ino icbt int
Stanoe 5bre 1cppiAc, GuG3, Gorticrcit etc.
3n rciuiGeu uuo in irgcnb cincr 0cplnidcn
Shnttiruna III fdrbcu. Sic ultcn Gcppchc, ote
Sic frilber mCauuricn. iGnnCn ett In prubt.
hnae GuG5 bon irQpno eincr Gr6be oocr iSarbe
hcrlueht lucrhCu. gSir I1cr bcrcihuiugt nm.
fcre &crtrctcr bel Nbncn Uorfprcbcn uno I6nen
sluffhtb fiber biC'e 9llbcten gcbcn Suoeni
mir un'eren Enuf fir irihcrc &lIuoiobnit ans.
iprcdbcn. uerbtebCn mir nc6tun05Uuu
Sbe GHciapcafc steam Carpet Cleaning ano
Sturngc SO.
1904 Tit Soncttcs sStrabc.
%. u. Suuocrlnuo, Gincntbilmcr.
(2l9-4ih) GcIcv6nn9lnbIub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Gin ssurt oc,tiiat brm priien.

Gin ssprt sethst brm spriien. I6iere tlnn
ic nebnbt bat; bcr Oientb onBegcn loro ielbit
BURN 56ahen nicbt fuai CT pcraiBt mr. gu
bduig Die unaltgenebmen GOacn iencr Senub'
i'm 9iien uno 3rinfen unrc0cnldbine Gebens'
peife. idblebte 9uit NianNel oil 9tfpeenng.
aef6lecbtiche slnsfnmeiunGcn II, T. ~. eni'
ueb. slppeitberlnii nno Gcrilopuna tbr mar
nen. bntj ieu Rlut nnrcin Qeiporoen nno
Sdhnter8en ihn ilber5euneL eab ibfn cine
ar1niheit otubi. oa eriHHcrt or lid, ouB ct.
sernars arGutrrpineu felt Sabrhllnoerten fin
MS Der bette uno unieblhariie GebersReonl1tor
eruiefer habeti. Der lie enoett luoroen 1T. SIR
20 Gents bel stpotbeiern 5u bdben.
(MpDd3r)
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Gonlfort,
9rinlidttit,
Wtiunobeit

Geri0nIite 9leinlidfeit beoeutct
t6rpcrli6e @cIunOGeii 8enn oie
S5out rein lmo frei bon S6tpeiB uno
llurciulihtciten 0e5aItcn miro, erfiil'
len sic win5ig fIcinen Yoren ibre
6rmftion rci6li6 uuo notiirIif.
g8abrc forperli6c gRcinIidtcit aber
bGngt BON ser benubten Scife al.
Cine refine unperiGliGte Seiie ana
mobr6ait 3utrGgli6cn 9eitanOt6eilen
lit n1tGig. Gie niloen reinigcnoen
lm0 autiieptiiben gigeni6aiten BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

500 GumbrrlGno uuo ilIritf
St.t0 Settelen SpriunS mn iuri6.
St,2j Wiartinspurn nno iurild.
Sf.2j 0arpcr'S 6crrn nm iuriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Baltimore & SbtD
Grfnriionen=S Bulletin.

$3.50 GumbrrlGuo uuo iuriid.
Si.10 Setfelen Sprinno mn iurii6.
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S3uagnns oerIdbt Gumocu 2tullpn
$40 MturNcu9, nj NtuUHl Station
$40 QturgGns. Surbuucrt ouo
bcriibmtc HebtgJsIba ooic SbUci5
pon 9lmcrifu.
GjebirnS,Eriuriiuncn
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bcre gu5funti III NuItmorc SDto
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sccuiers GEtnriiuucn.
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Nui Der Seiiernng.
4upIt Sins funn miCbcr @cinfcr cm-
pinn9cn,

0ollouo miinidht feline @lnOc3acnoi
len in icincm cpcntucl}n StroltB
nit 9cuc}ucIn. - Seine 2Intport
ouf Goitro'a iiingItc3 Shrci6cn
miro pom ocuticbcn @ci1notcn III
Caracas ilbcrnlittIlt. - Congo
9Iucrion2 &crtrd1 uon ser bel
8ihcu Observation-Disclosures &c.
ucbmiAt $780, Ijc NclujufumNl.
mu9 ser 2lruuoa SIT Sp0uen.
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mrIher felt uorNcitcrn un Cincr ST.
fGltltuG Icioct, mar Dcutc iolucit Der
Acitcllt, boB cr uIu &ornlitto0 NIT
@cncbmigunN icincr 2Ic3tc mcbrcrc
Ecrioncn cini6licblid) Oc9 &ur0nnI9
Wotti cnpiitA. Ger 2cbtcrc crItnt.
tctc Vcrlcbt ilbcr Die @rll10e aus
pclhcn Die Congregation Der Fropds
Aonon Die Grnennnd cinc9 GoQoiit,
torbrdot@ tijr Gan 6ronji@co nno
culc@ Nld)of3 Itr Nodroro, rill@., Der
5oNcrt. Ter hcrporro9enoItc Gonoi=
Dat tilr oo2 crltrrc 9lmt 1T @odm.
Sr. Gomoro ). Sauna aus Nohcltcr,
mo Iijr Ooa Scbtcrc @ildoi QtuIoolul
bon Chicago.
Scr Noplt cnpItn0 mtd O}onlgnor
|Iorro opo'tolllhcn Sele8atcn rilr
Mouono, pclhcr lbnl Ncrlcht ilbcr ot2
Gage Der ttrhIlhcn 9Iifoircu oli Gu-
bo lmo Forto 9itco crltottctc. EupIt
Wins oonttc Dem Gclc9otcn 'r Die
cr'oI9relhe %crrtttma mcbrcrcr
mid,tlacn 9Illr1obcn IN Icincr Gto-
3clc.
&olluno uu0 &cnc54cIo.
&ou0, 20. }hu0lIt -- Sic hoaGu-
oiihc McQicrlln0 miro Sen ,<n6olt it,
rcr 9Intport uuI OuS fii3ldGc Sdrci.
ben 0cS 9SrGli0cntcn GuItro nidt b..
fomt 0e6en bis 0iciclbc tboti0blih
inn @ciit bCS gl0rciutcn lit. Baron b.
Scdenoorff ser 0cutidc @eidn0tc an
@cnc5ucIo miro Oic 2lnhport Dem
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GcpiMcr Scitc bcr qcnodtc 2lnres
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iprilhc gegcn &cnc5ucIn bobcn, &C
mcinIonte Sodc nit SoIlon0 0cgcn
Die Nepublit MAIDEN IoltcL iinoct
bier feincn 9lntluna. Gic nie0crlGn.
ollhc Ncgicrlng it, loh0cnl lie bon
Den %cr. Stodtcn Die &erliderlng
lpnlpntbl'dcr llntcrltltbrn0 erboltcn
bat, ilberjcrgt DOB lie ollcin ulo
obnc 0illfe Der Situotion gemodIen
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Son 9lpotbcfern iiberaa pcrfullit.
Sia's Saar' nuS Ynrt.TGrbcmittcI,
idwars obcr braun, SOC.
3luci Sdnucitcrn cntiiihrt.

&enoibo @i9c, 20. 2ltglllt. -
@ertruoc mo Qorotbca 9cibu. eli
relp uicr5cbu Sabre alt, Die Sohter
uon Sacob Ncibn, eilca Der reidIten
0epobner bon SiiO.Mi9coniin, lino
ieit Wiontag (I6ctO ucrihlullnoen
mo ale 9tnhiorid)uugcn lino iomeit
prracblih 2ll9 man Die Mdoden
3ulctt iab, iaBcn tie in elmer Sodngt-
matte Dor Der 8obnuilg ibrca &nters.
Gbrc Diuttcr lit icit nlebreren Sab.
rCn toot mo ibr Batter beirntbete Dor
tm0li Wiondten cine permittpete
6rnt 2Irno S6enfenbcrg aus Vtil.
m1ntcc lic S1Deitcrn iheinen iid
icOob icbr gut nit ibrer Sticimutter
Ucrtro8en 5u buber. Gie uorbCrr.
idcnOc 2lniidt it, oob iie entiiibrt
morOen iino, nnO 0aB oic Gntiiibrer
auf Elm &0ic9clo iiir i6re 9eirciung
red)ncn.
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9lnsciacn fir curopGiid)c

saaesblGtter iibcrntfnmt AZ CrigiunIsJintcn
u. Teiwers Sumeitic aro furrign Nouertiing
gacuen, 100 9iaiiau'str, NcmOur'.
(Sluet0--l
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
MINING NOTES.

The large tale deposit of the Montgomery Sho-
shone is proving excellent. 1t is being taken out
and placed in bins rapidly possible About
seventy-fve feet under cover slopes were started
and extended to the surface. ana at this time the
open space IS about hundred and fifty feet
with walls from thirty-fve 70 fifty feet high The
large tonnage taken out has been carried directly
the bins and loaded into for shipment 10
Salt Lake. This has been done without sorting
the only waste being ID occasional bowlder Of
rhyolte.
The Cobalt Lake propertys title is under ljtiga-
ton. and the stockholders Of the company have
circulated the following petition: Your petitioners
claim that the government should be responsible
for the legislation Of the province, and that the
purchasers or shares in the syndicate company
entitled 10 look 10 the government FOR a good
title to the said property. The Crown asked for
tenders for this property, and We paid for IL in
honest money. and ask for money back
with interest, the government having failed give
a good title TO The property
The principal work the Raven mine is i'm the
main shaft, down 1,127 feet At 700 feet l.
cross-cut to the vein. where there was q
faint showing Of copper. At so feet the cross-cut
intercepted the vein, which that point 70
feet wide, containing low grade ore, with a
streak on the hanging wall running 3ls per cent
copper. A crOsS-cut Is now in - feet the 100
foot level.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
NO CUT IN STEEL PRICES.
Er-Judge Gary Says Current
Prophecies 4re Unfounded.

Ex-Judge +. II. GaaAT. chairman OF the board OF
the United States Steel Corporation denied yes
terday the published reports that a reduction IN
the price of steel commodities was contemplated
He said:
From all the Information at hand I do not hes-
tate TO say that no reductions IN the prevailing
prices OF steel are contemplated. Certainly that
Is our position. OF course prices may be increased
OF decreased at any time II there is good reason.
DO not think such a thing is possible however
without due consideration or without previous in
formation being given TO all concerned, including
customers
Nhat The manufacturers and purchasers both,
as a rule, desire is stability of prices In such
tunes as these it is natural for an occasional pur-
chaser TO seek TO influence reductions in prices
Tor ms particular benefit and without regard TO
ms 1uture and permanent interests. but It is ex-
ceptionaI Misrepresentation are sometimes made
and the seller if not the public is occasionally i'm
posed upon. Hence the misstatements lately pub
hshed.
The steel manufacturers are in close and friend
~ intercourse and purpose TO continue these re-
4auohs 1hey Will not do anything that is contrary
10 the PUBIC welfare, but they will not be STAN
Peoed ny irresponsible rumors. If the question
OF reducing or increasing prices shall be raised at
any time in the next few months there will be de-
Aberate and orderly consideration"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
ENDS SUIT AGAINST SUGAR TRUST.
Judge Holt Decides Pennsylvania Company
Has No Redress Under Sherman Law.

The jury in the suit brought by the PennsyI-
vania Sugar Refining Company against the Arneri-
can Sugar Refining Company for $50 10000 damages
Tor violation Of the Sherman antitrust law did
not have a chance yesterday to consider the evil
dence which had been presented
When the case was called in the United States
circuit Court Henry ". Taft, OF counsel for the
defendants, asked that it be dismissed and Judge
Holt at once granted the motion He also de-
cined TO entertain a motion for the preseutrent
OF an amended complaint if it were TO be based
on the Sherman law.
1he suit was based on the allegation that the
trust had secured voting control of the Penn
sylvania company's stock and then kent out oF
operation its refinery on the Delaware River which
has never been operated. Judge Holt said there
should be some redress under the law for the
minority stockholders in the Pennsylvania COM
pany, but that it is not un5er the provisions of the
Sherman law.
Attorneys for the plaintiff probably VIII appeal
or oegn suit in equity to recover alleged losses
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
OTHER mARkETssY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April ATTLE-F3eceipt estimated.
about 5000 head. market steady % strong; srsers.
s. 80 s. +1- 81 80 $ so le=rs s. 40 So ..
bulls s. 80 s. I0- calves s. s. 90 sJockeFs and
feeders. s. . s. 1J HDGS-Flsceip-s, esrIrUaJsc.
about I9o00 head weak 90 IcC higher, choice
Heavy shipping So T. So % butchers, 81 - s.
light mixed. Sc s. 10. choice light So 10 . S6 81.
packing. s. . 10; s. 90 so bulk OF sales.
Iluu0 head market slow sheep, s. 81 81 90 lambs
So 30 s. 60s yearii1gs. Sc T5GS7-
East Bu@aio. April E-CATTLE-JnclscEe
NEALS-ReceipIs. so" head active and 25c Lighe-.
s. s. EOGS-Eece-pts- $500 head. Slow and . 2 100
lower mixed So 20 s. 45 To-se-s, s. - So 10
dairies So = q 81 80 SHEEP AND LAABS-Rece pts.
5000 head = -Jc lower sheep active, slow.
lambs s. $ -. yeariuEs $ . s. So we-hers. s.
s. % s. = e 50 80. sheep ICtXeL. s. Sc so
city. April s-CATTLE- 4.40O
head, including sou Scur1e-ns- market steady 100
s. 4oG So 50 fair good. s. 40 So 90 Western
steers s. So 80. stCFkers and feeders. s. s. so
Southern steers 81 - So 40 southern s.
native s. 81 s. So native hefers, s. 20 S.
1000 head market, &c higher, So
s. - s. 30 heavy s. so packers ana burcre-s
s. . q s. =. lights s. o. IS So. S4S
FseceiL-s $500 head market. . Ice lower;
Western yearngs SIS 3 SI. Western sheep s. Ss so.
sJocksVs and feeders, 50 So Q 81
C1uCr1sti. April 9H0CS-tIe0eraI~ stead. butchers
shippers. So p common s. 6o6S5 - CATTLE
strong far - good shippers $ JGS6 % co1lou s. 20
gS6 SHEEF-S--ons, s. 5osS5 - L4ANBS-Stez5y-
PiutsburE. April TTL.E-Sup1rv rzb-- .rea1r-
choice S. 75aS6 prime So 70 veal caIvss SOC
s. sHEEP-SqIE!y fai-. slow prime vsthe-s S. 35
light SLOW prime HeavLes. ret and heavy
Workers So AZ Fight Workers S. Is $50 30 pigs SOP
s. 80; -ousEs. S5dS5 90
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
EXPORTS.
Cash quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


New York. April 2. 1905
COTTON-Atter making new low records during the
morning to-day, under liquidation and bear pressure
which encouraged reports
cables, good weather. Of spot Weakness
Of bull support. Southern selling orders.
cotton market had quite sharp rally. with gossip
tributtng OF the demand prominent
interest that active in market
early and that recently been q pleasure
trip IN the South The market closed steady
Eet decline of only 2GB points sales Tor the day
estimated at 100000 bales The opening at decline
nf 5QS points and while the opening tone called
steady he market acted weak and unsettled from the
start and the downward tendency checked until
May and October had sold 20c and July 924c,
lJGl9 points net lower AT this level there Consid
cradle demand from shorts and during trading
broker with Wall Street
ket with large buying orders, which prices rallied
sharply. While Il may be that the talk Of in
creased acreage and consequently
prevalent in the Southern may be inspired
the purpose of discouragng putting too
much ground into cotton. effect
while the present and recent favorable suggests
a rapid and favorable work II he
same way the reports that the Farmers Union helping
% HaHce distress cotton IN Mississippi instead OF
assuring local sentiment suggest that large
amounts are being held of Spot news
confcting but the markets officially reported were rea-
tlNey steAiy and there feeling that after such
snap bFeak futures entitled TO a
me range Of contract prices in market to-day
was as follows. ~