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Evening journal., 1908-01-27
NoTIcE-U S. MARsHAL's SALE.

NoTiCE-U. s. MARsHAL'S SALE,
District OF Delaware.
by virtue Of sundry writs OF Nenditioni
hNpunas. issued out OF tho United States
District Court FOR tho District OF Dela-
ware on the Sixteenth Day OF January,
1908, notice Is hereby given that 1 will sell
by public auction tor cash
ON TUESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY. ieoS,
At n o'clock in the forenoon,
at the entrance OF the United States
Court House and Post office Building. at
the corner OF Ninth and Shipley streets
IN the city OF Wilmington, state OF Della
ware. the steam vessel George curtis
her boilers engines. machinery, tackle
apparel and furniture. as she now hes ai
| The Harlan a Hollingsworth Company'i
wharf
WILLIAM r. FLINN,
y. s. Marshal, District of Delaware
i2i-27-2a-8l-fS
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oFFTcEs FoR REM
For RENT

Offices IN Ford Building, either IN suite
sirabio persons; furnished n desired, in-
ciuding heat. light and ianitor service
Apply for terms Room 40S Ford Bldg
i10-e0l-tf
Evening journal., 1908-01-27

WANTED Highest prices paid for cid
gelS and silver broken 5ewelry. N. HAR-
RIS. i26 Market 81 1t-iY
Evening journal., 1908-01-27

SHERIFF's ssLF- BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias 10 me directed
VIII be exposed 20 Public Sale at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN the CITY
Of Wilmington, New Castle county, Del
aware,
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nation as a member in Congress to Gov.
William Cobb, the resignation to take
effect September 80. He gave as the
reason for his resignation his desire to
degree has has been compelled to aban-
don because of his congressional duties
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE,, MARCH %.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS,

MILWAUKEE-BUTTE Elgin
price Of extra creamery is 29c; local price,
extra creamery is 29c; prints, 30c; tirsts
dairy, fancy, 23c; lines. 20a2le; fresh roll,
$4,000; packing stock, 1Sc.
CHEESE STEADY; American full cream,
new make, twins. l2AQl3Ac; Young Amer.
i3m13l9c; limburger October, Ice; winter
make. 14c; fancy brick, 12d121ac: low
grades, Zoe; imported Swiss, &c; DOCK, l3c;
round Swiss. l4Q15c
EGGS Market is steady; demand good at
present The produce boards Official mar
ket for strictly fresh laid as received cases
returned, 14c; seconds and checks. Zoe. Re
ceipts, 40 cases; Saturday, 72o cases
t cMicAG1 III March ,os 2s ad,
Young Americas, 13l2@13&c.
CHICAGO. IL. March o3.-Butter-
Steady: creamcries. 22d2S13c; daries, 2o4
2 2Sc, Professionally c at mark cases in
NEW YORK, March 3--Butter-Firmer;
receipts, $50; creamery specials, 29c; cX-
tras, 2Sc; third to first, 23027c; held, sec
ond to special. 22a2Sisc; state dairy, com
special. l6a2412c; western factory first,
PIE; imitation creamery first 22623c
Cheese-Firm; receipts, $50; full cream Spe-
cials. 16lac; state full cream small colored
fancy, 1oa4c; do white fancy. l6c; do large
colored and white fancy. 15$4c: do good 10
prime, 1412&4 15Ac; do late October and
early November made 1870 l412c; do win
ter made, l2n13c; do common to fair. IuGV
lll2c: SKINS. l11lc, Eggs-Firm; receipts,
25,Go1: state. Pennsylvania and nearby IAN
Cy selected white, 19n2Oc: good to choice.
11a1Slgc; brown and mixed extra. Lee;
first. 151l61ac: western aud southern first,
1524 a Ice; seconds. 1i&Ml412c
ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
ELGIN, Ill, March 23.-I Special Mar
ket firm at - cents output this district
for week, 10000 pounds.
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FOR RIGHT TO STRIKE
HEPBURN INTRODUCES BILL TO
MODIFY SHERMAN LAW
Would Relieve Union Labor from Effects
of Recent Supreme Court
Decision

WASHINGTON -. G., March %
The bill prepared 10y the National Civic
Federation after conferences with the
President and representatives, of capital
and Of labor to relieve the stringency OF
the sherman antitrust law. was intro
duced i'll the House today by Represen-
tatlve Hepburn of Iowa, chairman of the
committee on interstate and foreign com
merce. 1t had been referred by Speaker
Cannon TO that committee for consider
alton and report and ii is understood
that President Roosevelt will in mes
sage 10 Congress. make a recommends
ton concerning il.
There is no information as yet on
which TO frame prediction OF the fan
ure or success of the bill.
One Of the most interesting sections
Is that which seeks to relieve organized
labor from the supprcsSlve effects OF the
recent supreme court decision declar-
ing labor unions to be conSpiracies al re-
straint of trade and therefore unlawful.
The BILL broadly speaking, aims to re-
store To unions their right OF pelcehblt
existence, including the right 10 strike,
but leaving them still amcndab!e to the
sherman act in the matter OF hoycottS,
picketing, and similar cocrclve practices.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
AIR SPANISH SCANDAL.
Judges N Elena SAM Affair at Madrid
Take Evidence of Queen
Mother

MADRID. March 43.-The judges in
the Elena SAM affair called at the pal
ace yesterday to take the evidence of
the Queen mother.
Elena SAM was a Spanish actress by
whom King Alfonso MI. had two nat
ural sons. These children are now SUI
ng the heirs of Alfonso MI. for an
annuity which they claim was left TO
their mother by the King and which was
TO revert after her death. To them.
The Queen depOsed that a few days
after the death of Alfonso Nil, Senor
Salmeron came TO Senior AbclIa, who
was then master of the household and
told him that Elena SAM had in her
possession certain letters from the late
King. the publication Of which would
cause a great scandal. She would give
them mp for $4,000 and in addition
Salmeron claimed $1,000 for his sery-
ices in the matter. Trusting to the in
tegrity Of SulMcron. the Queen paid over
these two sums and was assured by him
that all the letters in question had been
destroyed. The present suit of the SAM
heirs. however, is based entirely upon
letters identical with those which the
Queen paid 10 have burned.
The SAM matter is to come up before
supreme court. that tribunal having de
clarcd itself competent to try the case.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
EXCLUDE BOAT LINES.
No Jurisdiction Owe. Ocean
Steamers.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March %
Through an important decision rendered
by the interstate commerce COMMISSION,
that body declares it has no jurisdiction
over ocean liners engaged in commerce
between the United States and foreign
ports. The decision is considered one of
the most important which the commits
sion has been called upon to make.
Complaint was lodged against the
Hamburger American Packet company,
the North German Lloyd steamship COM
pauy and the Wilson (HuIb lines by the
Cosmopolitan Slipping company of Phil
adulphla, an organization chartered I'M
der the laws of New Jersey.
The complainant company alleged that
the defendant steamship companies
transport traffic under through bills of
fading between inland points in the
United States and foreign ports, and that
they have made arrangement for the
pooling of casthound export traffic NOV
ug 10y rail to Atlantic ports and thence
ty steamship 60 ports in Europe.
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"OUR" SHIP GOING TOO.
The Wisconsin May Make Trip Around
the World with Admiral Evans
Squadron.

WASHINGTON, -. G., March i
Two Of the Nays newest aud best bat
lleHhips now on the Pacific coast are
likely to be sent on the trip around the
world with Admiral Evans Atlantic
hattlcship fleet. These are the Nebrae-
la. in command Of Capt. Reginald r..
Nicholson and the Wisconsin. in com
the announcement was made that the
Nebraska had been assigned to the At
Iautic hret which practically assures her
accompanying the battlcshipS around tie
world. Whether these two vessels will
take the place Of some Of the other
ships now with the fleet or whether they
Will Tee added to the number has not
definitely been determined.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
BRYAN DEAD.
Youngest Member OF Congressional Body
Expires at Hospital in
Washington.

William James Bryan, Jr., United
States senator from Florida, died in the
Providence hospital soon after s O'Clock
this morning. He had been seriously i'll
for five weeks from typhoid fever and
on several occasions his life had been
despaircd Of
Senator Bryan was only 81 years of
age, and with the exception of Henry
Clay, was the youngest man ever Sent
to the Senate. He was appointed De
cember 20. last year, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Senator Mallory.
lie is the fifth senator to die since Con
gresS convened December 3.
1t is a coincidence that Senator Bryan,
the youngest senator, should die Il few
days after the death Of Senator William
Pinckncy Whyte, Of Maryland, the old.
est member of the Senate.
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ITS RIGHTS ARE DENIED
Venezuela Court Annuls Fitzgerald Con-
CeSsion-Claims Constitute Inter
national Question.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Wednesday.
March - Via Willcmstad. Island of
Curacao, March II The high federal
court Of Venezuela yesterday handed
down a decision, from which there is no
appeal against the Manoa company and
the Orinocco company, limited, Amcri-
can concerns, aunuIling the famous Fitz-
gerald concession under which these
companies claimed rights in Venezuela
The claims Of these companies consti-
tute one of the matters which are now
being discussed automatically between
Washington and President Castro, Ru-
doph Dodge, representing the Orinocco
company, the present owners Of the Fitz-
gerald concession, has filed a protest
with the American legation here against
the decision.
The United Statcs cruiser Tacoma ar
rived at La Guayru today.
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MILWAUKEE, sToCKYARDs REPORT.

CATTLE Market is stronger: butch
ers' steers, good TO choice 5.2JU6.21; me
dunn to good, 4.2Ju52J; heifcrs. medium t.
good lJ0dI.2J; common to fair, 3.OJHiU -,
good 3.25Gt3.I5; Gamers, I15a2,4 10; cutters.
21o02.S5; bulls, good to choice, 3.TJu4..5;
bologna bulls. common to fair. 3.OJU3.Jf;
feeders, 4.2JIti 40; stOckCrs, 3.2JIl4Ou.
Mixers ana spr!ngers unstable EXCEPT
Gamers, demand limited to few choice cows
mt 30 OotIi5uO
SHEEP-Markct is stronger; common t.
fair. l.vtu5.5o; good to Cho &c, 5.oOV6 %
lambs. common to fair, 5.5ou625; choice,
GNp@I.5o; bucks, 225a3.@p
uOGS-5c higher; advance lost nj clos
mixed and butchers, 4,Sjit5.1o, packers, ~,
a49j; light, 1909 j.05; pigs, 4voQ4. 10.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
ROCKEFELLER Ill
HAS A BIRTHDAY
HEIR PRESUMPTIVE TO WORLDS
LARGEST FORTUNE is TWO
YEARS OLD.
IDOL OF HIS GRANDFATHER.
Follies of Other MillionaireS Is Taboced
in Young Mans Bringing
Up.
NO SOCIETY IN THAT FAMILY.

NEW YORK, March 2i,-John ID.
Rockefeller Ill, heir presumpuy 10 one
of the largest fortunes III the world, was
. years old today. From all accounts
he is a fine, healthy bluc-cyed yougster'
who is just beginning 10 take hNeIy
interest in what goes on about INN. he
is the idol not only of his parents, but
also of his grandfather, John -. ROckc-
,pIlrr Sr. The latter has grandchil-
drcn in the Mccormick and the Strong
families. hut these young persons, VINO
urc destined to he tremendously wealthy.
will have mcagcr fortunes compared with
John u. the third.
FolleS Are Tabooed.
The heir 20 millions is being brought
mn in accordance with the traditions Of
1Gr Rockefeller family, which, ia other
words. means that the fOlllcs and folhi"S
of the sons Of many millonaIrcs of to
day will be taboocd,
The youngStcr will find in his father n
most excellent example of a lnlilloHar"
who prefers the simple life To the pleas
urcs of high Socicty In his tastes, MS
everyday habits, his pleasures and has
hcIirfts Holm -. RockcfolIcr, Jr., j. a
most striking contrast 70 the ordinary
son Of a millionaire father Possessed
of "A fortune which wunld enable him
i" E'@uIl any - "s""l az ,,,iiiil,,
would cl'aD'e mn 10 pay I'it u ,.n..a
year LOT !a'hi ana ini"h il 10 N'N'''
10 support racing stahI' or 10 puy
nrlhcely estate he wants non" OF lf'ni'
10 ms mlnd II Is WeaSahter 10 WORK
daily, to live quietly at home ana TO de.
vote much of his time to religion ana
charity.
No Society There.
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DIVORCES UNIONS HIT.
Chicago Judge Renders Decision That
Marriages in Whatever State
Are Illegal.

CHICAGO. H.. March 23.-Judgc
CARPENTER in the circuit court today rem
dered a decision declaring that the mar
riagcs of divorced Illinois residents with
in the tine forbidden by th' statutes of
this state. are Illegal in Illinois, even
when performed in other states.
Among the people who have married
within the prescribed time limit are
Jerome A. Ellis, who married Pauline
Robinson shortly after lis first wife
daughter of +. +. Ripley, president Of
the Santa Fe railway, had obtained Iii
yorce from him, and Joseph Howard
who married Mabel harrison, the act
rcSs, after each had been a principal in
a suit for divorce
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Wait for Decision.

Mr.. Young said that SO far as his case
was concerned. he would simply pay his
fine of 500. and until he had read the
reason of the court for declaring the law
unconstitutional he could give no intel
lgent opinion OF its effect in this state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
HUNDREDS DIE AT SEA
JAPANESE COASTING STEAMER is
WRECKED.
Majority Of 244 Passengers and Crew
of Forty-three Lose Their
Lives

TOXIC. March 23.-The Mutsu Maru,
an S0O-ton cOastiEg steamer belonging
to the Ydzen Eaisha line. was sunk in II
collision with the Iiideyoshi Maru, 69G
tons, early today, two miles of Todo-
hokke, near Hal,odate. The captain of
the Mutsu Maru, a majority of her 244
passengers and i3 of the crew persisted.
The Hdeyushi Maru and another steam
er rescued the survivors.
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MINNESOTA RATE
LAW IS INVALID
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
HOLDS LEGISLATION UNCON-
STITUTIONAL.
PENALTIES ARE ENORMOUS.
Petition of Attorney General of Gopher
State n Habeas Corpus Proceed
ings Is Denied.
TEN RAILROADS FOUGHT THE LAW.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March %
today denied the petition of Attorney
General Edward r.. Young Of Minnesota
for a writ Of habeas corpus in the ease
III which he is held for contempt of court
by the United States circuit court OF
Minnesota because he refuses to abide
by an injunction issued by that court
fOrbdding him from taking any action
looking to the enforcement of the maxi
mum railway rate law.
The court at the same time pro
nounced invalid the Minnesota law regu
latlng both freight and passenger rates
The opinion was announced 10y Justice
Peckham. who held the Minnesota law
10 be unconstitutional GA lis face be
cause of the enormous penalties imposed
for disohcdience 10 it.
Gives Dissenting Opinion.
Justice Harlan delivered Il dissenting
opinion in which he expressed the view
that the decisions of the court in the
Minnesota and North Carolina eases
marks Il new era in the relationship he
tween the states and the federal govern
mcut and between the federal and state
courts. He contended chat the suit II
the railway company IN the Minnesota
tUSt Wis III ItUlINR Al suit bSbtllNt tlit
state and he dwelt ut length upon the
cnormity of permitting Il subordinate
nlted States court to order the lmprlS-
onment of an Official of a sovereign
state to test law of that state.
Roads Fought Law
ST PAUL. Mimi, March 23.-The ac-
ton of the United States district court
of Minnesota which resulted in Attorney
General Young being cited for contempt,
was the result of the ten railroad corpOr-
atoms in Minnesota bringing injunction
suits against the Minnesota railroad and
warehouse commission and certain ship
pers to prevent them from putting INTO
effect commodity and freight rates and
the 2-cent passenger fare established by
the last Legislature.
Attorney General Young claimed that
the sovereign state could not be enjOined
and started proceedings in the state
courts to enforce the laws passed by the
Legislature for which he was construc-
lively clapped in Jail by Judge Lochren
on charge of contempt. but really he
was paroled in custody of the United
States marshal until an appeal was TAX
en- by means of Il writ of hahcas corpus
to the supreme court
Wait for Decision.
Mr. Young said that so far as his case
was concerned. he would simply pay his
fine of 500, and until he had read the
reason of the court for declaring the law
unconstitutional he could give no intel
ligent opinion OF its effect in this state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
WOMEN IN KNIFE DUEL,

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March 21.--Dr
H. G. Jorgcnson was found dead in his
Office yesterday, following fight be-
tween Fannie Davenport, wife Of John
Davenport, well known abstract man.
aud Jennie Farmer, wife Of William
farmer in which the latter woman was
seriously stabbed. Indications ara thai
Or Jorgcusou, who was a veterinary
surgeon. 90 years old. committed sui.
eide. Mrs Davenport is in iail. qnd
haa been adjudg,d insane. Jcnlousy
over the affections Of Or Jorgrusou is
s4id % have been the cause 1T the trou-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
ROY PAPERS IN PARIS.
/ Formal Request by United States TOR
Extradition Of Frenchman Ac-
cused of Murder.

PARIS. March GA formal request
for the .cxtradition Of Paul Roy to the
United States was received at the Amcri-
can embassy this afternoon from Wash
ington. IT was subsequently turned over
10 the French foreign office Roy Is a
Frenchman Who married an American
woman known as Glacia Gala and who
has been accused by IL latter Of killing
her brother. George a. Carkns on Jan
uary ut Nrwmgton, \. II.
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DEATH IN JAIL FIRE,

CHIPPEWA FALLS. wis. March
Il SpeeiolI-J John Kohl Nell
known Chippewa county farmer, VA.
burned 70 death last night in the New
Auburn jail. Shortly after lie lad boon
incarGerated the jail caught fine and -.
lore hohl could BE- rescued. h.x r5.tb',..
was badly burned ard b1a LId
eharied. II is beheyaG tsa, kotI
re = his clothing lie Mi, ngr.....
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
WIVES HAVE ESCAPED.
Army Officers Get Change in Orders, but
Not Before Spouses Emf
crate

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. March
81 Special. THE Fort Brady garri-
son has received orders cancelling the
previous orders to make preparations for
II start for the Philippines. The officers
are now making efforts to catch their
wives by wire before they reach the
coast and sail for the islands. The wUm-
en- left Sevora! days ngo and the troops
were to leave on March 20.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
KING MANUEL MUST LOSE ARM.
Wound Refuses to Heal and Doctors Say
Operation Is Necessary.

MADRID. March 23.-El Mundo says
that the wound Prince Manuel, now
King of Portugal. received in the arm
on February /, when King Carlos and
the crown prince were asSassinatcd, has
rot healed and has recently become
much worse The attending physicians,
says the paper, declare amputation is
imperative.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
ORIENTAL BANK IS OPEN
Five Hundred Thousand Comes Into New
York Institution Closed Dur
ing the Panic.

NEW YORK;, March 23.-Fivc hun
drcd thousand dollars which had been
deposited toy savings banks with the
Oructal bank before the latter iustitu-
uou suspended payment several weeks
ago, was paid To the savings BANKS To-
day. The payment was made under 'hc
plan which had been approved hy de
positors and which finally was approved
10y the courts IN the face of opposition
on the part of Attorney General Jack
son. The Oriental bank reupcned its
doors TO its drposjtors again today.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
REPORT THEFT ON MILWAUKEE,.
knowledge of Safe Gave Thefs on Cruis-
er the Sum of $500.
WASHINGTON. u. C., Marc

The official report Of the investigation
held on board the cruiser Milwaukee of
the taking of $500 from the safe of
Paymaster Skirwith shows that the safe
probably was locked and the paymaster
was rot away from the ship during the
tine. Tie report shows that the robber
in some way must have obtained the
combination OF tue safe.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
CARTER WINS GOVERNMENT SUIT.
Former Captain INDICATED of Sharing in
Greene-Gaynor Loot.

CHICAGO, H., March 23.-After
seven years of litigation, Oberln y.
Carter, formerly captain in the United
States engineering corps. has won an
important victory oycr the government
in the legal tanglc that followed the
Savannah harhor scandals By final
decree handed down by Judge KohlSaat.
Carter is awarded $4,000 Of the SiOo.-
OOn held in trust by the government for
years, and which, il is said was part Of
the loot of Greene 4 Guyuor's contracts
which were turned over to Carriers ia
thcr-in-law. and later to the former
army officer.
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GEN. KLINE is DEAD.
Veteran of Two Wars Passes Away in
Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Md. March %
Brighten. Jacob Kline. L. :. A.. died
today at Johns Hopkins hospital of kid
ney disease. lie was born III Pennsyl-
vania siXty-eight years ago. He served
in the Civil and Spanish American wars
and made a splendid record during his
career in the army.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
LOTTERY IS CHARGED.
Arrest Of Two Racine Men Creates a
Sensation in the Belle
City.

RACINE. Wis. March 23.-[ Special
Wilson Miller and David Johnson, pro.
prctors of the largest cigar store ana
billiard hail OF this city, were arrested
this morning by Deputy United States
Marshal Weber for selling lottery tick
cts. They were taken to milwaukee,.
The arrest created n sensation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
VOTE DOWN BRYAN RESOLUTION
Rhode Island Democrats Send Unpledged
Delegation to Denver.

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. March %
The Democratic state convention. in Il
lively session. decided not To endorse
resolutions favoring the nomination of
William j. Bryan for the presidency,
but referred the resolutions to the dele
gates-at-large to act upon at their indi-
vidual discretion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-03-26
SUGAR TRUST EARNINGS.
Nearly 100000 for Last Year Is the
Report Made to Stock
holders.

NEW YORK. March 2%.-rhe annual
report oi fla" American Sugar Refining
company. the first ever mudc public by
that corporation, was issued today Ii
shows net earnings for the year ended
December ~ of sS.1I92gl. and sur
plus for the year Of -. Ii9,%Gl after pay
meut of I per cent. dividends.
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Bandits Rob Miner Of $4,000.

RENO. New. March 2a.--WiIliam
Hoffman. a miner, carrying gold aud
notes amounting 10 $1,000, was held
up hy bandits oud the desert near Raw
hide. relieved Of his wealth and left in.
iured on the road after he had wounded
one rohbcr.
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Congressman Cooper's Sister Dies.

RACINE. Wis. March %. Special.
"A telegram was received here at :
u'cloci; today Announcing the death of
Miss jeanette Cooper. sister If Congress
man II 4 Cooper oi the First district
iu lcr homc in Chicago. Miss Cooper
Uas We'll known throughout Wisconsin
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Herman Lieher Dies.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 23.-
Messages received here today announce
the sudden death of Herman Lieber II
Flagstaff, Ariz., early today. Mr.. Leber
was the head Of the II. Lieber company.
one of the largest art stores i'll the west
and was one of the most prominent resi-
dents of this city