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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-01-26
Cincinnati Division.

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and Nos and 10.
For further Information regarding
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on local events in city and
county, read the MIRROR.
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Ncirathsslicensen

Oscar s. Simmons. 81, 0,osno.
Tia, NO, lmb Martba q. pill, %,
Mountain, Wo.; Mpplifont %. 9.
Yreiton, Nr. 1922, BRETON Bloce.
Ilfreb 2ebmanil, 80, ilno Gtto
&onsbeim, "a; Npplifant 9, 6ulo,
Tr. 1912, 8eit-Norib. Ipenue.
Hcnin Ipq, 80, Hr. TIC, Meit,
Tbilooclpbia. StroBe, uno Mabel u.
Goodyear, geibe BON Dorf, 30.
Sobn 9. Sann, iirn., 36, Melpiae,
Ms, uno @li5abetb Y%ooenbenber,
80.
Sernlun i. 8eif. SO. Tr. 10,
Siio.GarroQton.N penie, iinb Nprtle
=. WcGullob, %.
Gonrao Yreitidiperot. 26, rno grt.
ql.ito 9oiumann. 90; applifant q.
9aunlann, Nr. 1908, GIenbcnin.
Strobe.
Souls u. Martin. 20, WortinSs
burg, 8.-8a., unb 8oie ". Nc@ia,
q.
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Bon See nno 6aien.

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.Wain" beilte in Heip-Yorf uno
Gonneritae bier ermartet. - Ga.
piton Sansen ienoet @eibnadtss
9riiBe per orabtIoier Geographic.
SbimbIe Sbool /. 2eud)ttburm
oilrd) Sseiler 5erltort.
Sm 9auie bes beutigen Cages
miro Der Nprboeutide 2lopb.G CAM
per .Main." Der am rs. Oieles Wo-
nots bon Sremen obfubr. in Help.
Dorf uno porausiihtIid) an Conner.
itag ober 6reitae in Baltimore elm
t%rciien. Nn 9oro bes Iampiers be-
iiuben iid 1925 Yaiiagiere fiir Tem,
gnrf uno $40 iiir Baltimore. Gos
p;tdn 5. Sontcn, Ser 9efeblSbobcr
bes Stiifes. ianote OH Die Sirma a..
| Shumader & So. mo ieine Sreunoe
in Baltimore MeibnadltsgriiBc per
pubtloicr Gelegropbie, Gts lid) Der
Main" et1po 100 Meilen bon Nctps
gorf entiernt befono.
SbimbIe 2 bonl cen d t.
tbii I m abgebrannt.
gu friiber Wprgenitnnoe mnroe &c.
ltern Der lbimble Sbool : 2elldt.
tburm burh 6e,ier 5eritort. Die
&Gd,ter (. y. Sbomos mo Z. 6.
TuuIdlcr, Die cinSiaen T%erioneu, mel.
dc lid bci'm ausbrllh oes VranbeS
ii Dem Webdube beianben, muroen
enrf eincn non mebreren Shlepp.
tGmlpfern, ncld)e 5u Siilfe iubren,
gerettet. Ter 9rnuo entltano oa.
burh, baB Der Shooner .MaIeoIm
Barter, iun.." oeuielben rommtc.
Ter Sd)ooner purbe oi,dy beihGoigt
uno I'M Sdlepptall nod Toriolf &c.
b.nft. Ger 2eudJttburnl. wcldIer
lid IN Der lntcren Gbeiopeafe.Y oi
hcfono mo o(s Warnung Dor oen
91nfeit bel CIb Yoint Comfort fir
ole Gbeiapeofe.g ai.G ampfer oiente,
murbe I'M Sabre 1872 erbailt.
nlapiS Yol nrer" bier
befannt.
Der iiiufmoltige Shooner rIapis
Golmer," iiber oelien Shifibrud bel
&nu. Woii, beridtet mlrbe, fam bis
por einem Sabre bduiis nod 9aIti.
more uno mar in bieiiaen Shiifcr.
freiien gut befunnt. gr mar 305
GnB lang.
@enig Shaben in ser
Yai.
Sros bes Itiirmilben @etters. bas
Samitog unb Sorntag in Der goi
hcrridte, miro iiber menie ODER iait
Gar feinen Sdaoen bnrd Den Sturnl
bcridtct. Sm 2ouie beS geltrisen
Cages famen jnblreid)e auIternbootc
bier an, luelde WGbren0 Ses Stiirmes
Gil iihercm Srt Dor Anfer logen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-28
WiebmGrfte.

eDtcdg 0, Y. Ee5. Hinopicb.
3ifibr 5000; Warft Toe. biz
Zoe. bober; Stierc 800 bis 800;
8iibe 800 bis 800; Rinber $40 bis
600; 9nlen $40 bis 1.75; aGlbcr
300 bis SO; Stofers ,unb 8eeoers
3.75 bis $50.
Sdnpeinc. -,3uiubr 5000; Marft
15c. bis 25c. bobcr; Gboice idipere
S.60b bis $40; Builders $50 bis S.G5;
leidte gemiid)t S.t5 bis S.35; Choice
leid)te S.35 bis $40; Yadina $40
bis $50; 5erfel 100 bis $40; Die
Sanptperf1nie geihobcn 5u $40 bis
$50.
Sd)aie. = 3uiiibr 10000: Morft
25c. bis SOC. bober; Sd)oic 400 bis
600; 21nlnIer 600 bis $50; SGbr.
lingo $50 bis 7.75.
Gincin natl. &. q. Ie,. =
Tinopieb. 3ufubr 1901; Worft
10c. bis 15c: bober; quite Clippers
5.05 bis $50; oroinGrc 200 Dis 3.75.
Shlpeine. -3uiiibr 2044; Warft
Doc. bober; gutders urto Clippers
$50 bis S.65; orbin1re 80 bis 500.
S6afc. = 3niubr i35; Wnrft felt;
$50 bis $50; Sdnlmcr, Toe. bis 25c.
bober 400 bis 800.
II. g.. Yaroa, Yittsburg, go. q.
Ge5.- Hinopie6, Torrotb s. Bog.
aonlaoutaen; flult: Gbpice 6.75 bis
100; orbil,dre $50 bis 4.50.
Sd)ofc. - 0orrotb II @aaaonlo.
ounaen; bober; Brima wetbers $50
bis $50; Gnlls uno oroinGre 200
bis 300; Gdmmer 600 bis $50;
Weal Golpes 1000 bis 1850.
Sdweine. = 3ufubr 40 @aggon.
lnonngen; bobcr; Erimo idiuerc
$40; mittclere 8.75; ihruerc YorferS
$40; leifter Dorfers uno 3erfel
$50 bis 8.65; ralibe 80 bis S.t5.
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0ie Outings Mias.W orbaffaire.

Gonro0 g)or, Der Wtorocr bon Srl.
&ita Ebiaips, i'm Montent Der
Morotbat anideineno bon Wobn.
finn b%cfohcn. - GerlhmGbte Sic
be ols bos Wotiu ongeiebeu.
lleberuQ pitroe 9ellern Die arouele
bate Sbot bon Gonrao Dor. jun,
zines Subrmonnes in Glenltcn oes
Wtorplonb Mipls fir Sdpohiiunige
5l Sipings WiQs, beiprofe,1. melfcr
an Sonntug Abeno otgcbl..J III Ell.
mem Infau mobniinigcr @iferiudt
SRI. &ita Ybiuips, Die Is Sabre olte
Softer BON Srou Worp EbinipS, Ell.
ner @drteril in ser eenonuten In-
itolt, erld)ob. Sri. GOitb Spei,ce,
cine 80 Sabre alte @Grtcrin in Der
Anltolt, ourh finn Stubipunoen
lgtper perlette uno lid bom ielblt
erihob, nobbem CT lid) III Gin Sorms
bous gerliidtet unb lebteres in 9ranb
geitcdt fotte. Sri. Spence beiono
lif geltern nod in fritiidem 3uiton.
DC, iebod lit Soffnlng fir ibrc @ie-
bergenciiIng porbanoen. Wie Die
berSgebrobene Wlltter Der erid)ollc-
men Nita Ybtuips angiebt, begonl
gor bcreits Dor orei Sabren, ibr Mlf-
merfiamfeitcn 81 idenfell, iuclde tic
ieoof 5uriidmies. Set etipa einenl
Sabre belGitiatc CT Damn ibrc Sohtcr.
murbe aber BON 2ettercr ebenfalls
nid)t beud)tet, morauf or Mita einell
9rief id)rieb, IN Dem er orobte, es
werbe ctrpos Sdredlides geideben,
penn Tic auf ibrer 3uriidueiiuhg JET.
ner Nntrdge beborre. Grit Dor @eib-
ilahten e~ritellerte er leinc Geriuhe,
Iif Wtiltter unb Sodter 81 n1bern,
hieielben mo1ten iif abcr Die Weib-
nadtsfeiertage nid)t perberben unb
crbpben besbalb cine 9eldpperbe, Die
lie ipegcil Der 3uOringlihfciten bel
Or. Sronf W. Seating, Dem Super-
in%tenoenten oes SnItituts, 81 crbeben
geoodten. Cab es 9or init ieiner in
Dem @rieie mlsgcoriidten 0robnng
ernIt genleint botte, beipieS feline
Sbot. yls CT am Sonnta9 SrGulcin
Ybiuips nit Sri. Spenee uno Dem
auti6er 1bomos Heillp in Dem
Sblitten lab. id)ien linn cine nabn-
iinnige Giferilldt 81 iiberfommcn,
unb oils CT Sri. Ybillips lod)en b6rte,
hcjog er oos 2ohen oilf lid uno be-
gam 81 icuern. Ger erite SduB
tobicte Mito, bcrcn 8Urper aus Dem
Sblittcn in oen Shnee iiel. SRI.
Spence periud)te bent Haienben 81
entilieben, muroe aber aui Der Sliidt
flint Mtul geidoiien. Nad)bem iie be.
muBtlos 5u 9oben %eeiunfen ipar,
ponote iit Dor Dem ailtider 81, Der
inSluiihen ebellfolls Die Sliidt er9rii-
fen botte. 8ier &ugeln, mcld)e er oic.
fem nohinnote, gingen febI. Ger
Morber begab iih baum in Elm nobe4
! 9elegcnes Sarmbous mo ltcdte bos.
ielbc in grauo. Seoem, Der iid) Dem
| hrennenoen 8ebdlloe nGbern ipollte,
brobte er nit @rihieBen. @ls bic
Jlantmen baS 5tpeite Stodlperf CT.
reidt batten, eridien Yor am Sen-
tier mo iaate iih ENC augel olird)
Den aopi. Sm ndditen Woment Der
ibluano CT in bcn Jlommen.
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3u Grade getragen. - Sie
Iterblife Siiue oes Scrrn Senrp ".
Hollbcrt, Der am lester 5reitag nod
nilr ud)ttdgigem &ronfenloger oil oell
6olgen BON 2ungenent5iinoun9 in lei
ner lebten Wobnung, Nr. 63S. Weit.
SoiimlanitraBe. perid)ieb, iullroe ae-
itern Nadmittag oui Dem Weitcrn'
6riebboie Der Groe iibergeben. Snl
Srollerbauie rid,tete Vaitor Y. $.
Muioerboar bon Der oeutifen lutb.
st. Sobannes-airde an Der Weit'
9iooleitr. al Die id)pergepriiftcn Sin,
tcrbIicbcnen bes i'm frGitigen Wnn-
neSrl''f BON AZ Sobren Yerltorbcnen
Wortc oeS Iroites. lleberolS 5abl.
reid morcn Die Wlunenipenben, mel.
dc an oent @rnbesbiigcl BON Sreun-
ben nno 8eriparoten bcS Verblide-
men olS lcstc SheioeariiBe nieocrgc-
leat puroen. Nils Wabrtuhtrdgcr
iungirten bier Wit9licoer bcs n@eiu-
Gonclpcs 9tr. 8" pom rYerb. Sroen
Der Septaiopben", al meldem Der
V%eritorbene bel Seb5eiten geborte. Is
uoren Dies Die SS. :. g. Sonle. s.
Sellers. y. Trinonc unb u. &omil-
ton. Sctr Yalibert milroe in Walti-
more geborcn. Neben ieincr beta9.
ten Wutter tSrou Winna Seib ulto
leiner @ittipe Srou a~atbarine &nu-
bert iiberleben i'm flint ainoer.
Gus 2eid)enbeg6ngniB Der am
"a. bieies Wonats i'm boben glter
bon SO Sabren p%critorbenen Srail
2oura aarotu, Wittipe oeS Srn. Out
itop aaroip. iano eeItern Nadmittag
bonn 5rauerbauie, Nr. sol, Sio.9be.
iteritrabe, ans inter GROCER Yetbeili.
giing bon 2cibtrogcllben alf benz er.
item epailg. 1rieobof oil VT. Carmel
Moao itatt. mad)oenl Yoltor Is. W.
Gpiter einen ergreifcnoen 1rouergot-
teSbienit gebalten batte. Nm Der lee-
ten MubeiiGttc Der gntidlaienen iulir.
ben piele foitbare Ylumenitiife nie.
bereelcgt. gIs 0obrtuftrdger mn.
girten Die Serren Charles 9uidumai,,
hilbert &ilf, Sol. airbn @m. Or.
ibien, Siaoc 2lopb unb Sobn WcGo.
nalb. Iie Jirmo Senrp Sanoer &
Sobne lcitete Die 9eeroignng.
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Safe fhr's AnSlsnb teisyat O. Nalme, 4f3
ch.pattmsre'etS., wate exksu @swte.Ave,
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en Nieiem MAAenbIid erit !am tpie.

Geine Stiml1e 'tlang 0nntpf IN
Dem engen. seapoltten @ulnne. uno
uutpiIfiirlid bitltcn Die Wanncr
inue. sic ntod,ten pobl iiihlen. ooB
in sem aIten etpas Forging. oaB er
idyprr nit ild fantpite Mnb nah
Worten rang. Dait mitleiois fraste
baber @rai 3Senfo: ~g8oucn Sic
ms Senn iasen, mas Sbr ieltiomes
@cien peranloBt2 @oIlen sic uns
ertlaren, mas Is fir cine 9emanSt'
nib nit bisism Sarge bot"
2anaiom, ihleppenoen Gdrittes
trnt Settinser naher. Die Snntcl'
belt. wcIdc aIlmdbIid, bereinaehro.
den mar. Iieb ieine Siise MIR un'
beutliherfennen. bod merfte man.
oab cine beitise Grrcsuna tn ibm
orbeitete. lam fhien er e'nen
Gntidlus seiabt gu. baben. Sn lei'
lem. beitpporcnbem Gone 1pieocr'
bolte er: ,,2aIien sic db BON Sbrem
@eairrenl Gtoren Sic titt Die Nnbe
elmer Tpbten."
.Meine Mbnnns!" riei @einboIo
Wuaer, inbes @rof Sbcnto fih h1lb
iinn!os aui ben. Nlten itIrate umb
ibnstit eiiernemGrifi am S~auSselent
pofts: nsprrtsH5ie unsIiid!idcr,"
feud)te er., .nen birgt 'oieier Sarg,
tper lit bic Sobte"
,@rdfin 9ea." haldke Der dlte
Diener. Ganu ianf cr obnmdatis
5uiammrn Eno itIr5te nit ourlpiem
@uiid!as 81 6iiben oeS Jrafen ME.
Der.
Grihrcden beugtcn iih Die W1n.
ner iiber ocn V%ennibtIcien. Nah &c.
rai,ncr @e:le .ihI,e er sic Mugen
auf: sort. fort Don bier" bat sr
nit ihmter Gimme.
Die beiben wiIfabrteu oem @un.
ite bes alien Waunes. Sbn~ itiiscnS.
gcIeitcten fie ion ansf ser 8ruit
binnus, hnrf Die, &opeuc binSurt
in iein @cr,od. MO er Iit,. aiii elmer
Ttpon nieberIieb unb IN cinen too.
tenabnlihnn Sdl1tmmer ~'berianf.
.8ocnlp unb Mcinbc!b .Miaer Be.
9aben iid ius 1riibftids Sinrner, su.
49, n 49,, raM. w o,}s.GH,
felt, nit Sc. iid Die eonSe Sadie emit.
widelt bate, renpirrte i'm ptrart.
boR pr fetncn .fforcr Heboufen faffen
800 .o' ~
liz, ,s,,,.sSa,o. m;n,x
qr;t SS' sosrts ;at..
~
S.,a .t Ass ~ M1s;',a -,
.hsSs,ts, hshs msIS w. w;;y;ht$;'
r. ~ Sp;. ,omsar
H,,;, 49,. 49, So' 's;
dsr n,,S S,rr,,n. 49, su ,,;da Ma NIX
ner No. fa.sin' ,o.n ILL.,,
f,r,tor ";,rus,
@Stts INK IN "a. a, ws,sst; rnr
;tnr, ,sr,s,, 80 -, iL',,.l
teIts i,,sr o. .[;,bIs...
ysis r;;;;sr MA ;siha si,,.,er
n;s rio Gnm. i;ss, Tis + ;-hr,d,sr
,,cIh, hsn ,st,h,;hron, crhroHcr
hottrn aor ridIt nsthi,, Sic mralin
,uhcic;t;ocr 'IS;e r,nntSr A;s W.r.
hoIt,i,ic i'm Steri,ieISgd,en MoIoi,
o,,i Nae ogprosno,c;tc NM, ,;un AM
einem aons anbersh mrne in 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oIs Surh oos
Sonoo'r DER Wrafm 9ah baffsH
ne. mateoles mar Der tsan ae'nefen.
oet Wta!ih ",a)l tpreh else''eh Sola'
S .. . M.!s osunatn. oean oob 10y
uF ohfld,e,' mn Stldr liho Sd)ub.
,ouIIvn otliTeen I'lo' ostleV' pW
sa"S S w." le,un.. ;a,;, -;
~ n.."',s 'au.sbsH am XVI"
''o WI"' s'o.s' 'rs o,;.
~ msn I'm IN W. nv'
u' IN m. .Un.:n,"
m,,M n" G;"hrs, v'it ." Nm.nS,
lss,4 ~ sa'Sau'
.;rn.;OSs, nrho st a ' s". ~, mu
s 49, "" S9a
h;sy ,, lug NJ, W 81. o. .smss Ssm
s.r TsS..r i. "r;Gs,n, uas
{ * lllIl Ia L llllt ut
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mani anoerStup Fault,

Vpe ut0U uWOeretuD IuUItr
iripisire man icne ucncn siucit6di-
gcn, fein cinseridtcten Sanicr int
25O0-Ylof al 8eit-Tagettc- StraNe,
ssuiidcn Catherine NIB Sbiplcp-St.
Gntaiuirte 9aoetpanne uno ausaIiIe;
Ganal : Drainage; nieorige Inner.
Steucrn; D%anooemaltc Gedcn; Selt:-
5nl nit 8adbcln ausgelegt; aues ent-
9olteno, mos su einem mooernen
Sals. aebort. Brcis Der Soiiicr elf
bunbert Collars ($1100.OO iebcs;
icbr nicoriaer @runo5ins. 9ebin-
eunsen ben &aufcrn atscnebm &C.
maft.
Man ncbme tpcitlid gebcnbe @op.
Ctr. gteftriide, iteige am terminus
pab ,ttb gebe srpci @Guierecpicrtc
uGroli6. IdbcrcS ourdb @alter 8.
Weitpbal, 9auunternebmer. IN Grit
nlb Stclc. (Sept1@
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CALL.

10 s5irft G~utiorul 8urf >. ........ t40
45 Scaboaro, 2. 9to ............ i7h
ID Seaboaro 2. Bio ............ 47h
1i5 Horibern Central Gp E. ........ft5
100 seaboaro 2. gfo +. ......... 47A
% @eoreia II. Jla Com .......... 1914
20 ia Goni e II. I Rio ......... 90
Is CONFEDERATION Goal 60 .........115
% Confederation Goal so ..........t16
100 Va m II. Yoiucr Com ......... 22a4
$2s00 llniteo 3ips Sbe 5er ............ S11a
1000 Seaboaro 4er :. ............. SIS
100 tniteo Nps SID ser (Scrip) -. Sfh
1000 u 6 g Of Conn Scr 0tfs. ....... t05
1000 Sairuunt II. @Iarfs Irac 5cr. i. 96H
1000 9iorioIf ab H., eielut 5er........ 9sA
100 Gpni 8ns. g e II. y Gfo........ AZ
5000 Rihmunb II. Can Sch Ger. ..... 1861.
5000 1initeb NaiIWabs Ginf .......... GOA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-28

r6ie far'S anslamb beisygt O.. Ystps, ala
ph.4altiwsre'et err, Hate gxtsm Fsxfe1ate,
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Sbco. $. Ticner & &c.,
2f7 DIT. baltimore Giraffe.

Geutitcs uno anocres auslGnoi.
id)es @elo sefauft nno perfauit.
@eloienounsen beioret nod Ge,tid).
lamb, SeItreid, @ublano II. |. 70.
@cdiel o~,isseitellt arf alisl6n6iide
9anfen. Greoitbriefe uno 9ropeIcrs
CHEQUES. o.
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gtym III iJ oit g,a.a-a 30
Fs.r
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bSb 49, ~ IAJscStSb ONIuSAp'
bisune?" Ser. falte Gdppeib trat
INN dui Die eStirn unb er mubte ii4
an Ole 8ano lebnen. Inn niht Su.
ianmlor5uiinfen. unfabie, aur einen
Con berporaubrirgen, bIidte er nit
bolbseiddoilenen augen in Der Gih-
tung rcd Sean S%teiniarge BIN.
.2aiien sic i'm bod eeben, Serr
@rat" 5egann 8eimboto Wiiner Don
Weuern. .Gs bonbelt fid I'm irgeno
eine S1rrferei, an Der DER @rau.
fopi betJsaigt 1T. sic lperOeE ieben.
Der iteiterne Snrg miro uns auf.
idIub gebcn.~ llrro obne cine grapi.
oerung ab3urparten. foroerte DER
aleine zen @raien 6urd cine 9ar,o.
bepesarg OUT. n~dber3utreten unS
nit ibqr Sen DedeI oes S~arfopbags
81 liien. 3ogerno folste ibm
3oerfo.
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gerlanst Tranen nno @dsd5en.

@crlaugt:
Gin Mioden ais dodDil In cincr tieinen Sd
miIie: fein 9Sut6en nfto Siigeln; $35 pro MO
iMi. Man5uirdbeii III Ut. IJ5, Sr.ealttmprca
9frage. (3G2-4)
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
TIE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

The feature of the oil market during last week
vas a further reduction the prices for Eastern
crude OIL making a total reduction within the last
few weeks Of 70 cents barrel Quotations
now as follows: Pennsylvania. 81 IS; North Lima,
"a cents; South Lima and Indiana. 50 cents. and
Somerset - cents. These reductions. however.
not likely to have any perceptibe effect upon field
opera tiors but should the market continue down
ward IL will probably delay in starting
work contemplated in districts capable of furnish
ing nothing more than light bumpers Operations
I'm the various fields during the week a
active as Heretofore. and the results moth
ing out Of the ordinary. In the Eastern fields
n all of the competitions were of the ordinary
character. and large producers were few In the
extreme lower Southwest the Columbia Gas and
Electric Company drilled in its test in Lincoln
County, and has casser capable OF five million
cubic feet day the development CT the field a
Shinnstown. n Harrison County, the Philadelphia
Company drilled its and has "A show for good
producer Several other tests will be completed
within few days. In the Ohio field the weather
interfered with drilling operations. the heavy rains
leaving the roads in such a condition make
il extremely difficult get materials the
ground Conditions In the Illinois field are sats-
factory "a operators who are defining producing
territory In Clarke, Crawford and several other
counties
Refined petroleum New York is quoted a $50
cents in barrels and In bulk. Philadelphia
prices being on a basis of points lower. London
is unchanged s11-lsd imperial gallon Ant
werp. 2i. francs tor 30 kilos. and Bremen. 6.35
Ilal 100 kilos,
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
SURE SHOT INSPECTORS
Barge Office Night Force Learning
Hoe to Use ReUOlTerS.

Although Collector Loehs reform wave has not
reached the firing stage in the Barge once.
there has been considerable firing OF another kind
going on there for two weeks, with the result that
a wooden inspector Ia the basement has had ABOUT
five hundred bullets sent into his body.
Bill" QulgIey. the Battery boatman. had oc-
casion 10 go the Barge Office on SATURDAY
From somewhere near by came the sound ol SINUS
Quigley rushed out on the Battery wall ana loo"eu
toward Governors Island. expecting TO see puis
If smoke from saluting guns but all was clear and
serene there.
Ouigley continued his investigation. and learned
that Mat Coneys, the Deputy Surveyor OF Gus
toms in charge of the night inspectors, had teeh
holding revolver target practice in the basement
Veterans of the Mexican War shot against IN
spectors who had merely carried revolvers but had
never used them, and within two weeks pracucaiIE
all the night inspectors were able 10 MI tle "oou
target.
Some months ago Robert McGil. stXty-three
wears old a night inspector. held up at night
in Battery Park beaten to nsensibillty ana roooeo
by two men within stones throw OF the faIee
ONCE McGin was unconscious for several Gays II
a hospital and was unable 10 report for duty 1or
six u.oeks The assault was reported to Commits
sioner Bingham but the assaiants were not caught
by the police.
Conevs became disgusted With the inactivity OF
the detectives at Police Headquarters, and started
out himself to find McCills assatlants he as
signed Inspectors Bradley and Warner to the case
and gave his spare time the work. Within TWO
weeks he found both men They were sentenced
recently ten years in prison
Circumstances like these prompted ConeNs 10
start the revolver target practice. He said that
his men are exposed TO considerable danger Oh
lonely piers when apprehendinG smusgIers anu
that II was imperative that they should be aOie
TO shoot quickly and straight
rnsnec,or Jacob Riley. eighty-fve years old, who
u-as a sergeant under General Winfield Scott put
some well placed shots into the man target Ias'
week but his score not up to that maze eS
INSPECTOR stephen Shangle eighty years old WHO
was policeman in this city hfty years aso, as"I'..t
scores and Coneys will keep UP the revolver prac-
ice until all his men are able marksmen-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
WANT VAN CLEAvE TO RUN AGAIN.
Nay Be Reelected by Manufacturers Associ-
alton Here This Week.

The fourteenth annual convention Of the National
Association Of Manufactures which begins It's
three-JIay session the Waldorf afternoon at
tracts unusual attention. for successor will be
chosen to President James W Van Cleave the
strenuous opponent Of ant-injunction laws and ad-
~ocate OF a permanent tariff board Mr. Van
Clesve has expressed desire to retire but because
Of the pending tariff measure. in which the assoc-
alton is vitaily interested. It is probable that an
effort will be made 70 retain him in office
II IS admitted there may be some opposition At
any rate. Mr. Van Cleaves friends will endeavor
70 elect caTable Of CARRYING on his policies
as to the open shop legality Of injunctions and
the tariff
Among the speakers who viii address the associ-
alton are James A Emery. general counsel Of the
National Council for Industrial Defence on ..egts
lation Affecting Labor Relations; F R Boocock
secretary Of the American Anti Boycott Aesocia-
ton, on Lew and Reasoa-Lahors Pest Friends:
S. d. ScudGer. on The Omen Door and Your on
portunity~: Pr, ,fessor J. {. Monaghan. IN In
dustrial Ed2cition and Manual Training Schools ''
and Thomas Z Duriar. Desirable Improve
n,ents in Interstate Trade"
The convention vii end with the annual dinner
on Wedncstl.. aiSht Among those who will sneak
are Count J. u. Hon BernstorG. the German Am
razsador; former Cungres>'Ilan James r. Watson
Congressman Charles y. Fowler. ex-Concressr,an
Charles r Litt,efied and the Rer Giaur:ce e WI
son, Of Dayton. Oaip.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
PENNsYLvANIA's SAFETY RECORD
Not a Passenger on the System Killed in
Train Accident Last Year.

Reports just compiled Of all accidents on the
% 600 miles Of track Of the PennsyVania t1aioau
sy,sten, last year show that, while l4l679o45 pas
ssnrers we're carried not passenger was killed as
the result Of train accident
Durine the year the lines Of the system carried
!, 2444I2 less passengers than in 19O7-a loss OF
ar cen+-but the total number OF passengers
i,,t,re6 in train accidents vas only I92, re-
d,ct,on Of 452 or SIS per cent. from 1907. These
figures include every case requiring surgical OF
medical attention, however trivial
II will thus appear that, counting every personal
injury due 10 train wrecks only one person out OF
every 13sss19 passengers carried was injured. The
number Of passengers travelling distance OF one
-iI. during the year was 1851 1852, that for
each passenger carried one mile the proportion was
a SOS 7sq carried in safety to one injured
OF the subsidiary hnes the record Of the Long
Island Ra iroad is most striking That line car
ried during the year 23,242sSs passengers and only
seventeen we're injured in train accidents This
line has now been operated for some fifteen years
without fatality to a passenger due 10 a train
New-York tribune., 1909-05-17
NAVAL HERO GETS A DUCKING.
But Admiral Cavanaugh Saves His Flag
shin in Central Park Lake

During an exciting naval engagement yesterday
afternoon in Conservatory Lake, Central PARK
Admiral BERTHE" CavanauEh' aged seven vas
nearly drowned modest hero jumped into water
three feet deep. saved the admiral, and then ieit
the scene refusing 20 give MS name Au'l d
Fsertte is not much the worse for his ducklns.
For some weeks Admiral Cavanaugh and his ma
val rival. Admiral Richard Togo Carpenter. VINO -
eight years old had been preparing for yesterday
engagement Admiral Cavanaugh had oniy l"ur
ba ttleships 10 five Of his rival, but Cavanaugh
were larger and carried the American nag. Inc
other hehting boats carried the japanese insignia
According 10 the rues Of Central Park naval war
fare the ship which was struck and overturned
should take the count It we're. unless rlghted
before the water reached her deck
The Japanese feet began the attack, ana the
ADMIRAL -Dexev flagship of the Yankee feet, vas
.or7nIed over on her side. Admiral CaVanaugh
reacbed ont to save his favorite fighter, lost his
t.Ianoe and fell into the water When he came 10
tho surface he screamed for help
After the unknown hero had rescued the PRIDE OF
+be park navy.the sputtering admiral was taken TO
-tc PRESBYTERIAN Hospital. There later his mother
anreared with dry suit Of clothing and ne was
carried hme in her arms.