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The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Ssles-RsTusr call. Y O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric Is Loo a. Ssa
sloo9 At ST. so99 a. So. Soo8 az So. 500 al
81 Soo8 AZ Sslt
Capital Traction. At 1873. p At 80. at 80. )
AZ IS. . al is. a. rs D az 3f7s . at Bis. .
AZ IsiS . at 49, % A. 1921.
Washington Railway and Electric common. 70 a.
81 10 al "a 50 a. ga q az g. % al g.
Washington Railway and EioC1uc preferred. 70 a.
~. q Al Ssl 10 at 90. a. so&. % At o5S.
a. 81
Washington Railway and Electro urefsrTed. at
g. I az g.
washington Gas. at IA. . a, Is. 3 at Is. 3
az ..
Mersenthalsr. At rs. 70 a. %. 70 AZ 70.
Lsns.on. 10 AZ -. 100 a Ia 100 al IN 100 at
ia
G7eene-Csnsnsa. 10 a. I53t . AZ Ioz
Union Trust. q a. IS 70 ~ I5si5
Potomac Insurance. . ~ 3 50 AZ =. Is at -
3 az 81. % az 81
After Call-Cspi,ai Traction. al IA
Following are the bid ard asked rricrs ca ysStsT-
days Washington Stock Exebsnss:
EAg pnCne
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
NEW YORK MONEY.

Ne- YORK. Feb E-Ste1ling to-day vas easier
WITH rs-es Eve points lower. Rates; sixty days.
asF5a4sss5. demand. S693a4 s525; cables is-Ioa
LEI
Money on call today opened at ~ reT cent: high
-. loz. Is closing. . Most q the DAYS loans
were al 2. Der cent
Tine money was stagnant. because q lack q de-
ulznd. Rates - n "a per cent for sixty DAYS. "a
for ninety DAYS. "a 70 3 FOR four months and 3
for Ere and siT months
Mercantile paper continued il GOOD demand but
bushes was light because II the limited amount
iss7e5 Rates ~ 20 per cent fo- SIXTY % -iasty
days indoEsed bills rpceivabls- - n for choice
fouf 20 SIX months single names. and - 70 5 for
1-ngrs less vel known
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
ART WORKS TO BE SOLD.
Collection of Henry W. Poor, Cost.
ing sf,OOO,00O Goes at Auction.


ing Sf,OOO,0OO Goes at Auction,
New York. Feb. LIT became known
to-day that the interesting and valuable
assembIage Of works OF art in the home
OF Henry ". Poor. IN Gramercy Park, is
to come presently under the auctiOneer' :
hammer
The productions Of departed artists and
artisans that I'll the big house from top
10 bottom are said 10 have cost Mr.
Poor Sl.eo00eo. Most OF them were pro
cured by the late Stanford White, who.
when Mr. Poor bought the two houses at
the corner OF Twenty-first street and
Lexington avenue and threw them into
one, remOceIed the interior for him and
decorated and furnished II with the
taste for which he vas noted
The Poor home is SO fitted with objects
Of art that in places It presents the as
pect OF a museum.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members q the New YORK Stock Exchange, Hibbs
BuiIding. Is Fifteenth street northwest
New YORK Feb. l7.-Cotto1 opened unchanged to
three points higher Of covering By shorts and com-
mission hO1se support Of the new crop. The sd-
rance aided b. OootinGed dry weather N
Texas. Gables were hardly a. good due, ard
Manchester accounts we're conflicting. Trading vas
quiet during the early session and prices eased OF
20 . net decline q thTes to for points, with the
near months cas-.
Receipts AZ the ports were eco bales. against
2 90 last week and Sc last yezr: for the week
80 90 bales Rzzinst u 81 last Eeck and 10 $50
last yes- ReessDts ct New Orleans were s55 haies.
against SD last year and az Houston. $50 bales
srrf-ss d lat rsar
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

New 1oTE. Zen I--N dbAt-SE01S. checking
trade. No. ! Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. ~. No
red. T. O. B.. ID. No ? hard. New York. /. o B..
IEss: No ! msczTUnL Les. I. O. b. NO. Northern
Manitoba. Z O. b.. IN. No. ? Manitoba, :. 0. D.,
L1Sz
CORN-Scsrce. New No. elevator. TO arrive. =:
Nc. . T. o b, SPOT n: No 2 70 arrive Il. {. o b
No. yellow. T. 0. D.. q; No > white, T. Q. b..
nominal
RTEsloE No. z ssss. Z. o. b
Inactivity and nauoTness were the main features
il domestic wheat markets today. At the outses
tie general tendency vas slightly upward owing
70 better cables. but aftsrVsrd the Improvement
Uss lost
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Qucsatioos furnished By ". B. Hi5bI & Co. mem
bsrs Of the Chicago Beard Of Trade Hi6bs Build.
izg, - Fifteenth street northwest
Ckicsgo Feb. E--Wheat Tss rather weak in the
early trading to-day. owing 20 moderate realizing
b. local longs, p-ices declining about ne below
yesterdays close Later The market stesdied "a
cznmissi0n house buying. and pTices advanced and
held nearly a. the hiEh lsTsl q yesterdays top
quotations
Co-n wss frns and dull
Oats were s;roog ard moderately sctire-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

rsTTLE-Extrs, ps cEt. EgssB0: butcher. Asa
, :. oomuoz. 2eoa2A
HoGs-Pet CYL sau. s5ass.'ss ordinary. per
g. s.fBs-Cnoice. Z: zedisr ssss.
S4EEP-Prins, +val common saozSz
SI1TES-PTine. "a i, .; zosdiuus, 7.zss;
Fcovs-Pnns. re-, ne. 20aGz@: connoa.
: $40; Cd sss az Azaam
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By " B. Hitns & Co.
memsers New ToTk stock Exchange. limbs Build
10. - FTtsedih STREE northwest.
CALL MONEY-SALEs BIZ HOURS.
3I0neyl o.. 254; H, "a; L.. 2; c., IA
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

o Quotations furnished b W B. Hibhs & Co. mem
bsrs New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs B1ildine
Is Fifteenth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18

While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad % The Washington Herald.
and bin VIII be sent you AZ l cent word.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

B.;4s,norr. Feh i--Feliouing are the salsz and
cuosasio,s on the most active securities listed On
the Baltimore Stock Exchange
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Szz Yes Feb. T---United Stz.es government
bonds closed steady and unchanged
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

xrr Yo-s. Feb r-snsosIaasozs S7ads closed
The Washington herald., 1909-02-18
CURB MARKET.

Total sales. S542e9 against s59s6G5 YESTERDAY
/ 30 60 = Esss ago and $. 81. 90 year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
"Oh, Pshaw," Says
Oil King When
Told About Plot
John D. Rockefeller Declares There
is Nothing in Story of Plan to
Kidnap Him.

NEW YORK, Dec. L--"Oh pshaw," said
John d. Rockefeller smilingly today as
he alighted from a train from Cleveland
and was told that he had been marked for
kidnapping perhaps killing in his home
city. The president of the Standard Oil
company was accompanied by his wife,
who is quite i'll.
why, there's nothing to that story at
ALL" added Mr.. Rockefeller. 1T all seems
to have started because l did not make a
speech / had promised at the Euclid Ave-
nue. Baptist church in Cleveland. The CON
dition of my wifes health prevented that,
that's all.
MY wife is very sick and 1 came here
at this time instead of earlier because of
her health. 1 am not worried about this
story"
Mr.. and Mrs, Rockefeller were met at the
station by their son, John ID. Rockefeller,
jr, and their daughter, Mrs. Harold Nc
Cormick, and her husband Mrs. RockefeI-
Ter was wheeled to an automobile and then
taken to the winter home of the Rockefel-
lers on West Fifty-fourth street.
Harold S. Smith of Minerva, o., told the
Cleveland police yesterday that he had
overheard plot in Alliance, o.. to kidnap
or kill Mr.. Rockefeller
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
FRISCO ROAD SOLD TOYOAKUM
Complete Separation from Rock Island
S. ystem Announced.
LEGAL REASONS ARE GIVEN
Deal Made to Prevent Action on
Grounds They Are COmpetinE
LineS-Mudge to Head the
Rock lxsLdnd.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1-Definite announce
ment was made this afternoon that b. r.
Yoakum, B. l.. Wnchell and their asso-
ciates have purchased the st. Louis & San
Francisco railroad from the Rock Island
company.
Separate operation of the roads has been
decided, 1t is stated, and 1t Is announced
that Mr.. Winchell is to become president Of
the st. Louis & San Francisco company
II. U. Nudge has been elected president
Of the Rock Island road.
Benjamin F. Yoakum, chairman of the
executive committee of the Chicago Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad company, and
his associates today resigned from the di-
rectorate of the Rock Island company and
William II. Moore, Daniel G. Reid and
Francis L. Hine also resigned as directors
of the St Louis & San Francisco Railroad
company.
The following official statement was
given out this afternoon:
THE Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad Company of Iowa today sold and
delivered to B. F. Yoakum and others COM
mon stock of the st. Louis & San Francisco
Railroad company representing the con-
trolling interest and being all the shares
of stock which the Chicago Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad company has heretofore
owned in that company.
"A meeting of the board Of directors of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
road company was held this morning
proper authority was given and the trans
action was later in the day closed
'One Of the reasons for the sale was the
legal advantage of a separation of the Rock
Island and Frisco properties, a question
having been raised both by the federal and
certain state governments as to the two
roads being parallel and competing.
Operation to He Separate.
THE Rock Island and Frisco railroads
will henceforth be operated as separate
properties there having been a complete
legal severance of all relations heretofore
existing between them. Notwithstanding
this the friendliest feelings exist between
those in control OF the two roads and It
is intended that they shall be operated to
the mutual advantage of both, wherever
IT may properly. be DONE
''At meeting of the board of directors
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
Revenue Makes
= Did Advance,
a Nmost Record
II . ipts Jump to Front,
e. Millions Increase
e. mOn'nS'
9. 1.-The public debt,

WAS, e. L-The public DEBT,
exclush .ncates and treasury
notes, ,s,11S757, which is a net in
crease OF S571, 1926, an actual working bal
ance in the treasury offices Of 81, ,O59 COS, a
total balance in the general fund.- exclu-
sive of reserve and trust funds Of SS1, 1886, 125
a decrease Of S7,167, 1853; this summarizes the
showing made by today's treasury re-
ports.
The national bank notes outstanding ag-
gregate S707, ,433, 457 a net increase Of 81, 492-
701. OF these notes all but $26, ,43S,19O In law
ful money are secured by United States
bonds.
Internal revenue leaped ahead in remark
able strides, recorded $241O9 491, an increase
of s2,1lS,942 for the month which makes a
total of $113,S92,527 for the five months since
the fiscal year began an increase Of s., ,92L-
O73, the largest increase for long period.
OF the moneys In the general fund S54,-
932,742 represents the balance in the ma
tional bank repositories and the Philippine
treasury. Customs receipts for November
reached S25, ,637, 400
So far for the five months of this fiscal
year the customs receipts run S27, ,14s 1872
ahead Of the corresponding period last
year. The aggregate inland noninterest
bearing debt is 81 295, us, ,757, a net increas Sc
of S571,3 while this total is swelled by
the 81, ,S75, 1858, $50 of certificates and treas
ury notes offset by an equal amount of
cash in the treasury to an aggregate of
81, ,671 O7S 626 total increase of 50 653 225 for
the month.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
Twenty Years Rambling,
Discovers Brother Here

Through the many years intervening
Charles Miller has been rambling about
along the western coast from Mexico TO
CaEada, always railroading.
Always meant TO write. then something
would come up and I'd forget" he ex-
planned.
Sunday will be a bright day in the Miller
family at Fremont Neb.. when Edwin
leads his long lost brother back into the
fold The parents. Mr.. and Mrs. V. G.
Miller, are both past 70 years old.
Il wrote a letter home telling them
about IT," said Edwin Miller. L don't
want the surprise Of the meeting up there
Sunday TO be too great But the folks
win certainly be happy.
Charlie and / talked till after midnight
last night. There has been a lot hap
pened in that twenty years that we both
wanted to know about"
Charles Miller has been in Omaha for
two months. He rooms at 9lT4 South ThIr-
teenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
GOVERNOR HALTS OVER CALL
Initiative and Referendum Ditched
Once by Democrats.
BRYAN THERE TO LOBBY FOR IT
In Face of Record, and After show
ing Opposition to Peerless One,
Executive I'm No Mood
to Yield.
CFrom a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Dec. 1-(Special. .)-Before Gov
ernor Shallenberger calls that extra ses-
sion which Mr. Bryan wants him to call
to pass an initiative and referendum law,
a great deal more pressure vii, have to
be made upon him. Without committing
himself either way before leaving for Chi
cago Governor Shallenberger left the i'm
preston that he did not think well of the
extra session.
The Legislature which would be called
in extra session last winter defeated an
initiative and referendum bill, which Mr..
Bryan himself lobbied for and the presl-
dental candidate was within earshot in
fact, in the lobby Of the house when the
vote was taken in there,
Mr.. Bryan followed the bill to the SEN
ate and kept up the fight, even going so
far as TO write letters to some of the
members, particularly the Douglas county
members in which he denounced them
emphatically, saying in substance that the
only reason he could see for their attitude
toward the bill was their subserviency
to the brewers
Senator Ransom at that time prepared
an answer to the Bryan letter. which 1t
was told, was hot enough to raise blisters,
but whether 1t was ever sent the records
of the time do rot show
Parties close to the governor doubt very
much that he will bow his will to Mr..
Bryan and attempt the passage Of the
initiative and referendum bill by the same
bunch Of people who killed the bill last
winter over the Bryan protest
Governor Shallenberger will seriously con-
slider the matter before he takes any ac-
ton, for the reason that some of his ad-
visers, no doubt, would like to see the gov
error get so badly mixed up that he could
rot be a senatorial possibility.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
Bigamy Charge
Against Mrs. Doxey
Woman Held at Columbus Must Face
Accusation Filed by Miss
Erder.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA warrant charging
bgamy was issued today against Mrs. l..
B. Doxey of Columbus, Neb., by r. L.
Shackleford. Mrs. Doxey and her husband
are to appear in court in the Nebraska
town, Friday, to answer statutory charges
preferred by Kate Erder OF St. Louis, sis
ter of William ]. Erder, who, the local au-
thoritles believe was married to Mrs.
Doxey at Clayton, Mo-, last April
Through Miss Erder, who is seeking to
recover 1920 insurance paid to her BROTH
er's reported widow Attorney shaclxleford
obtained certified copy of a marriage
certificate issued to DR.. and Mrs. Doxey
at Burlington. Ia, in 1906. He has also
been furnished with an affidavit by Rev.
X. T. Parffer of Clayton that Mrs. Doxey
is the woman to whom Erder was married
at the clergyman's residence.
The warrant is based on this evidence
An application for Mrs. Doxey's extradition
will follow
Louis county, left for Jefferson City to-
night with the warrant charging bigamy
He carried an application to Governor Had
ley for a requsition on the governor Of
Nebraska for the arrest of Mrs. Dora
Elizabeth Fuller Doxey at Columbus, Neb
The warrant was issued by Justice Werre-
meyer on an affidavit made by Prosecut-
ing Attorney Shackelford, in which he
charges Mrs. Doxey with having married
the late William j. Erder while she was
still the wife of DR.. Loren B. Doxey Dr.
Doxey and his wife are to answer to
statutory charge at Columbus, Friday.
Miss Kate Erder, sister Of the dead man,
made an affidavit today that Mrs Doxey
is the woman who married her brother and
obtained $500 insurance by administering
on his estate as his widow.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
HOW DOTH HIS EXCELLENCY
PART HAIR OF HIS HEAD?
Alma Committee Would Know If
RumOr Has It True IL is
in the Middle.
(From a staff Correspondent.) )

LINCOLN, Dec. L-(Special)-If there
was any doubt about the campaign Of 1910
being opened that doubt has been removed
by the receipt of the following letter by
Governor Shallenberger:
ALMA, Neb., Nov. SO'-Governor A. c.
Shallenberger: At a meeting OF the most
influential citizens held in the back room
of Sims drug store the remark was made
that you parted your hair in the middle,
Please deny or affirm by return mail. We
want to know where we are at"
The letter is signed Committee, by B.
NJ Sims chairman, and r. M. Liberty,
secretary"
The governor was out Of town when the
letter came but Secretary Furse, after
carefully examining a photograph Of his
excellency, answered that the governor
parted his hair little off Of center" In
fact, enough off TO be noticeable.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
New Corporation Tax Will
Raise Twenty-Five Millions

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1T is estimated
that there will have been collected from
the special corporation excise tax by
July /. 1910, $5OOO,OOO and that an addl-
tional 100000 coIlectable for the calen-
dar year from January l. 1910 to Decem-
Der 81, 1910, will be collected subsequent to
July l, 1910. making the estimate for the
total amount Of the collection for the
fiscal year. 1910 325 10000"
In this way Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue Cabel In his annual report made
public today, discusses the corporation tax
law.
The internal revenue receipts for the
fiscal year were S2l6. .2l27l9, a decrease OF
IS, ,2Se from last year. but the receipts
for the first three months Of the current
years. f65,l7sS2 Increased s2.s55,657 over
the same period year a.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02

1T is estimated" says the commissioner.
that receipts from corporations in 1910
will amount to Sl5,OOOOOO and from all
other sources TO $685. coo making a total
Of S26S. 100000 II also is estimated that the
receipts from corporations in 1911 will
amount to S25,OOOOOO. and from al other
sources 10 SOS. 600 900, making a total Of
$3.50 OOO.OOO
During the last year there was col
lected on distilled spirits sl2S. .8l5l81; on
fermented liquors. $50, sO3, 496. and on tobacco
S51, ,SS7, 49,"
Beer production has decreased and
tobacco and snuff manufacture has in
creased. There were 1S9, S91 68l gallons of
distilled spirits produced during the year.
100000 more than the previous year.
year.
The total estimated expenses OF service
for the fiscal year ending 1911. is q. SO2 go
including S1Oo,OO0 for the corporation tax.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02

'Yes, I'm E. T. Miller. What can do
for you?"
1t was with this greeting that travelling
man stopping at the Henshaw stepped
across his room TO meet a stranger who
raped at the door.
Guess you. don't remember Brother
Charlie" the stranger answered It's
been about twenty years or more, Ed"
Then the recognition came. Way back
in the later SOS this older brother Charlie
left the Miller family home at Tower HUI,
III. That was the last heard from him.
Little brother Edwin, now the travelling
man. had all but forgotten, and the family
thought the wanderer dead years ago
Tuesday afternoon this wandering
Charles, now employed in the railway
yards here as a switehman. saw a tiny
mention Of his brothers name in a daily
paper II was just a chance he thought,
that this man might be his brother. His
reflections led TO the Investigation and the
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
BOOM FOR G. C. JUNKlN
AGAINST G. w. NORRIS
Secretary of State is BEING Urged as
Candidate Against Present Com
Eressman in Fifth.
CFrom a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN, Dec. 1.-(Special.) )-Word has
reached the state house from the Fifth
district that a number of republicans out
there want George c. Junkin, secretary Of
state to make the race for the republi-
can nomination for congress against Gin
gresham George Norris. Mr.. Junkin him
self has received a number of letters urg-
ing him to permit the use Of his name in
this connection.
Mr.. Junkin would not say he would be
a candidate but on the other hand int-
mated that he would prefer to go back to
the farm and attend to his private business
when his term of office as secretary of
state expires
Mr.. Junkin's term as secretary of static
will not expire until a year from jan
uary and for that reason and for the
further reason that he is anxious to get
back TO his private business he may not
make the race
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
HUGHES MAY REMOVE CoLER
Charges Made by COmmIssIOner of
Accounts Against President of
Brooklyn Borough.

NEW YORK, Dec. L-Removal OF Bird
g. Coler from the presidency Of the Bor-
ough Of Brooklyn is expected Of Governor
Hughes by the commissioners of accounts
in communication accompanying the
charges against President Coler. which
were drawn up today for submission to
the governor.
'Incompetency maladministration and
misconduct in office and serious waste
Of the public funds" were the accusations
In the report.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
NATIONAL BANK FOR MORRILL,
Comptroller of Currency APPROVES
Application Made by Business
Men of that City.
From a staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. L-(Special TeIe-
gram)-The application Of II. o. Eastman
of Mitchell, Neb; II. S. Clarke, jr.; w. l..
Minor, G. w. Scovlle and l.. NJ. Eastman
to organize the First National bank Of
Morrill,, Neb., with SIS 900 capital has been
approved by the comptroller of the cur
rency.
Jerome f. Leuthold has been appointed
rural carrier and Arthur c. Barton substi-
tute on route No at Plankinton, S. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
Orlando Tefft to Europe.

BOSTON, Dec 1.-(SpeciaI Telegram. y
Orlando Tefft OF Avoca, Neb., eX-chairman
of the Nebraska republican state committee,
sailed today from here for a European tour.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
What shall | buy
the m for Christ
mas? You will find
the answer on the
Want Ad p ages,
under the head of
christmas Hints. -

This classification is a fine thing
for both our readers and our adver-
tisers. 1t gives scores of things,
that you would not think Of, that
will probably be more pleasing than
anything else. 1t tells you where to
buy them and In most cases
what they will cost.
Look over the Christmas
Hints column beore starting
on your shopping trip. Do not
wait until the last day.
Have you read the want ads
yet todayt
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
Mitchell Succeeds Laffan.

NEW YORK, Dec. Edward p Mitch
ell, for many years on the editorial staff
OF the New York sun, Il was announced
today has been elected president OF the Sun
Printing and Publishing association succeed
ing the late William Laffan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
Officers to Ala militia.

Attached to the headquarters. also. the
report declares there should be stationed
a young and active officer Of the regular
army, whose duty Il would be to instruct
and direct the militia organizations in the
corps district such an officer. it is pointed
out could issue no orders to the militia
but It is declared he should be given power
=. - supervise the equipment and instruction
Sof the volunteer troops OF his district and
acontinueS ON second Pagc1
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fork Nebraska-Partly cloudy.
For Iowa Rain.
For weather report see page 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-02

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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-10-30
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