davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17
FILADELFIA, Pa.

cato ubrana i " klejnoty'
przystrojona znaleziono t,I.
slynna skrzypaczke Marye
Atmekijan6wa bez zycia.
Zmar1a ona skutkiem kuli
rewolwerowej, kt6ra przeszla.
jej przez SERGE. MAJ twiedzi,
ze skrzypaczka pope}nila
samob6jstwo PolicYa uwiezila
je dnak malzonka gdyz spra-
wa sic przedstawia nader po-
.dejrzanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

b o. u .
z NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Obywatel miasta New Ha-
ven, p. Antoni Piotrowski,
w1aSciciel pracowni noszacej
nazwe Scale Works Co" o
trzymai " tych dniach pa
tent ma wage ciezarowa. Wy
nalazek p. A. Piotro wskiego
posiada pod kazdYm wzgle-
dem wyzszosc mad stkie--
mi innemi wagami. Mia
nowicie mechanism tel wa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

| P.ARYZ, II czerwca. -
Donosza tu z Marsylii, re
onegdaj pomiedzy godzipa
9ta a 11ta wieczorem daily
sic odczuG ma Rivierze diva
slime dose wstrzqsnienia po-
dziemne. Szkody tam znacz
niejszej trzesienie ME zrobi}o,
ale po okolicznych miastecz-
kach sporo dom6w sic poza-
wala1o, a W Lamboso nav ct 8
os6b mia}o zginac W gruzach
dom6w wa|acych sic. Wys}ano
tam wojsko do pomocy przy
akcyi ratunkowej i usuwaniu
gruz6w. TAX samo W mia
stach AK i Enguiles wiele
szk6d trzesienie zrzadzi'
10.
Prezesowi ameryka1-
skiego trustu stalowego pa
nu Corey, bawiacemu W Pa
ryzu, wydarzy} sic fatality
wypadek automobilowy. Co.
rey jecha} ze iona i zarzadca
swej posiad}osci we Fran cyl
%. Godilleau - automobi-
lem, kt6rym kierowa} nowy
mctorowy. Ma jakims ostrym
skrecie automobil sic wywr6-
Gil i wszyscy jadacy wypa-
dli ma bruk; pa6stwo Corey
pot1ukli sic bo]esnie, ale ME
niebezpiecznie, p. Godilleau
odni6s1 pekniecie czaszki i
ma piers zmiazdzona; stan
jego beznadziejny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17
MT CARMEL. Pa

Mt. CARMEL, Pa. Je-
rzy Siawi6ski 7atrudniony
jako woznica " kopalni Rich.
ards, zostal kopniety v glo-
we przez mu}a, tax fatalnie
sze odni6sl wstrzasn Gle MOI
gu. Nieszczesliw odeslano
do szpitala g6rniczego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17
DREZNO, II czerwca.

DREZNO, II czerwca. =
Skazano tn po kilka m1esiecy
wiezienia 5ciu rosyjskich stu.
dent6w politecbniki W Char
lotteuburg, Dreznie, a to "a
niedozwolona propaganda re-
wolucyjna i rozpowszechnia-
ME broszur treSci antyrza-
dowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

cesarz postepowa} pieszo z
odkryta g1owa cd swego bur.
gu az do katedry sw. Stefa-
na. Monarsze towarzyszy1o
wie|u arcyksiazat, dw6r, mi.
nistrowie i swita wspania'
Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17
NANTICOKE, Pa. Pan.

! ~ tAAN AA>/OAAA1 ~ "AA
stwo Adamawie Sypniewsc1
obchodzili W tym tygodnie
srebrne wesele. z okazyi 25
Iecia pozycia rna}zehskiegt
PIP. Sypniewskich odprawi:
Wiel. ks. proboszcz Gramle.
wicz we czwartek uroczysta
msza Sw ma intencye jubila'
tow W koscjele sw. Stanis}a-
wa WSr6d grona rodziny
znajomych, kt6rzy sk}adali
zyczenie spedzi]i PIP. Syp-
niewscy ten uroc2ysty! !dzie1.
JERSEY CITY. N. Y. w
domu pm. 134 Morris ul. po.
wiesi}a sic So. milo ]etnia sta
ruszka, Franciszka Bartas,
Gdy jej 14-)etni syn spo-
strzegf to odcial sznur i "a
wezwa} lekarza, wszelka po
moe okaza}a sic jednak sp6z-
Mona. Denatka pozostawi1a
opr6cz syna takze doros}a
c6rke, kt6ra pracuje W re-
stauracyi kolei pensylwa6-
skiej. Bartus jest narodowo-
Sci polskiej a powiesi}a sic
podobno z zalu "a swym zmar
lynn mezem.
= PHILADELPHIA, Pa. J6.
zef Malady, II letni m}odzie
nice, kt6ry praca rak swoich
utrzymywat ojca chorego 5.
70 rodze6stwa, przechodzac
przez tor kolejowy najecba'
ny zosta4 u zlotu ulic Umbria
i Canton przez pociag EXPIRE.
sowy i zabity ma miejscu.
Ciafo nieszczeSliwego zosta}o
odrzucone % stop W box.
ANTONIO, Wis. We wto-
rex d. 1~go czerwca odby}o
sic tutaj pos wiecenie szko}y
parafjalnej.s Ceremonii do
pe}ni1 ks. bis&up Fox z Green
Bay. Po poswieceniu szko}y
sumo odprawi{ ks. Pesci6ski z
Stevens Point, a kazanie wy,
g1osi} ks. Elbert z Fancher.
Opr6cz miejscowego probo~
szcza ksiedza Stefaniaka o.
becni byli ma tej uroczysto-
Sci: ks. Saite ks. Varlicek z
Amigo, ks. Woiak Bevent,
ks. Raczaszak, ks. Chili1 ski
z Pound. ks. Peters iks. NJ.
K{osowski z Plover. Szkola
przedstawia sic bar5zo pie-
knie, a ks. Stefaniak zas}u-
guje ma uznanie "a dolozone
wysi}ki i trudy poniesione
przy budowie. Nauczycielka.
mi W novel szkole sa try
siostry z akadenii swietego
J6zefa ze Stevens Point, kt6-
re ucza tam juz cd zesz}ego
Nowego Roku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

gi ma nakrywki chronia-
ce go cd kurzu i v ody, a tenn
samem Cd czestego psucia
sic, czego zadne inne wagi
ME posiadaja. Wynika stad,
10 waga p. A. Piotrowskiego
jest o wiele trwalsza niz wszy-
stkie irne.
Posiada przytem tax czuly
mechanism, ze mimo zna-
cznego jej ciezaru, mczna
ma niej wazyc juz cd Gt fun
ia az do 20 ton, czego ma in
nych wagach uczynif ME
mona.
Co sic tvczy zas akuratno-
Sci wazenia jest najdnskonal-
sza.
Zreszta ze wynalazek p. A.
Piotrowskiego jest doskona-
}y, 6wiadcza 0 tenn liczne IL
sty, cd rozmaitych firm z
propozycyamj kupna nowego
patentu. Many wieo nowy
dow6d. ze miedzy Polakami
So ludzie zdolni, kt6rych
wedle moznoSci popierae ma
lezy.
CLEVELAND, o. w POI
niedzialek otwarta zosta1a
wystawa wszystkich pred
miot6w ~ybranych W mie-
6cie. Og6lem ogladac MONA,
W 283 przedzia}ach wystawy
100 tysiecy najrozmaitszych
przedmiot6w, "yrabianych "
tutejszych $500 f.b 'ykach.
Wszystkje nagro n"I >one
przedmioty prz"dsta >iaja
wartosc prz 4sz}o dw6c'' mi~
Ion6w dolar6w j mi szc~a
sic W Central Armory i w
ogromnej sail um1slnie ma
ten eel zbudowanej. Srod-
miescie p;eknie udekorowa.
ne,a wieczorami pr1e5licznie
iluminowahe. Wystawa po-
trwa do 19 b. m.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass.
Wvstrza1em 2 rewolweru W
usta odebral sobie zycie nie-
jaki Drozdowski. Jako pow6d
targniecia sic ma zycie podal
niewdzieczno6c zony kt6ra
60 opu5cila i zyje z innylni,
mieszkalu szwa-
gra i cd d}uzszego czasu by}
bez piracy. Liczyf 80 lat. Po-
zostawii piecioro dzieci, :
kt6rych najstalsza c6rka Ii
czy II lat, najmlodsze zas
dziecko try lata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

CHICAGO, Ill. Krwa-
wa tragedya rozegrala sic W
mjeszkaniu Q. Szyma6skie- :
go, pn. a Ellen st.
40 ]etni Antoni Grenholtz,
Po]ak, ojciec pieciorga die
ci, zamieszkaly pn. 563 Au-
stin ave., odwiedzi} Szyma1-
skiego " sobote " towarzy-
stwie swego lzsayja jaciela, ia
ma Wagnera, take Palaka,
celem skolektowapia zaleg.
}ych mu cd d1uzszego czasu
$50. Chcac ugoscic znajo.,
mvch, Szyma6ski pos}a} po
piwo i w6dke, lecz zanim ten
wr6ci}, Grenholtz i Szyma1-
ski sic posprzeczali i pobili,
a Szyma6ski podczas b6jki
wzia1 ze sto}u wa}ek do roz-
bijania ciasta i Grenholtza u.
derzy} MIN W glove To wi
docznie ochlodziFo Szyma6-
skiego, odecbcia}o mu sic bo-
wien dalszej walki. Gren-
holtz, owinawszy sobie g'o~
we, uda1 sic do domu, gdzie
W pare miaut po przybyciu
straci1 przytomnosc i wiecej
jej juz ME odzyskal, umar}
W niedziele ,po po}udniu o
godzihie trzeciej wskutek
pekniecia czaszki.
Zw}oki znaiduja sic obe-
cnie " kostnicy oh. J6zefa
Jarzembowskiego pm. 694
Nobel ul., a og}edziny koro.
nera odby}y sic na drugi
dzie6 po po}udniu ma stacyi
policyjnej przy West Chica-
go ave.
Wagnera przez powien
czas zatrzymano ma staeyi po-
liceinej przy West Chicago
ave., jako swiadka, p6zniej
|jednak puszczono go na VOL
nose.
DETROIT, Mich. Gdy
Dunajski, 351 Tillman ave-,
przebudzi} sic jego oczom,
gdy wyjrza} oknem pa pod.
w6rze przedstawi} sic o
kropny widok. Pod p1o-
tenn lelal jaki6 n1}ody mez-
czyzna baz przytom1ny, zbro-
czony krvia Dunajski my
slac, ze ranny ME zyje za-
Wezwa1 policyanta. Danie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

CHICAGO, IH., Przybyl
tn juz S. S. Zele6ski Kra-
kowa, syn znanego kompozy-
tora W}adyslawa Ze]e6skiego.
Przyby} on tn na zaprosze~
ME ks. biskupa P. Rhodego,
W celu upiekszenia pierw-
szej polskiej katedry witra-
zami
S. s. zele6ski posiada W
Krakowie zak1ad wybor6w
witrazy, kolorowych obra-
z6w ma szybach wielkich o.
kien.
w ostatnich'dniach otrzy-
mafo swiecenie kapfahskie
trzech polskich kleryk6w,
kt6rzy nauki pobierali W
szko}ach chicagoskich, a to
ks. .Stanis1aw Warakowski,
wySwiecony W Rzymie, KS.
Armo6ski, wyswjecony W
Erie, Pa, I ks. Aleksander
Knitter.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

przejechac ma pociagu Ii.
Mi Grand Trunk i spadf poo
jego kola. Chociaz odni6s]
bolesne rany, przyczo}ga1 sic
W podw6rze Dunajskiego )
tam leza} az do rama. Navy.
wa sic J6zef Kami1ski. Za-
brano go do szpieala.
Razony przez paraliz,
Franciszek Pattock, LEGACY
lat 81, str6z W gmachu zaje.
tym przez Schroeder Paint
& Glass Co, przy Cadillac
Square, ma czterech przeczo-
gal sic W sobote W nocy do
drzwi frontowych. Zdo1a1 "a
ledwie otworzyc drzwi i upadl
ma progu, Jeden z przecho
dni6w zcbaczy} go i zawia-
domil policye. Pomimo to,
ze by} zupe}nie ubezw1adnio.
ny przez paraliz, Patock pro-
testowa1 przeciwko zabiera-
niu go do sztitalu Fanny Ma
ryi, m6wiac, re obowiazkiem
jego jest pilnowac gmachu
wyzej wymionionej firmy.
Gby yby go ME zobaczono, by}-
by u1nar1 zapewne. Mieszka
on pm. 696 Riopelle ul. 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17
BORDEAUX, Francya, ii

BOINDEAUA, + Francya, IF
czerwca. - Rad postawil W
stan oskarzenia tutejszego
Biskupa-kardyna}a Andrien'a a
"a to, re W przemowie swej,
wygfoszonej W katedrze "a
grzewaf lud do walki "a VIA
re W czasie obecnym pre-
sladowah katoicyzmu we
Francyi: zarzueaja kardyna-
}owi, re nak}aniai do oporu
przeciwko prawu j w}adzom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

LIZBONA, "A czerwca. -
W calym kraju odczuto oneg-
daj trzesienie ziemi j sly
szano huki podziemne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-06-17

MADRYT, IA czerwca.
Donosza tn - Barcelonyi O.
kolicy, re odczuto tam oneg-
daj lekkie trzesienie ziemi.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09
Worth Remembering.

1t comes in the issue to one of
two things: either the body must con-
quer or the soul must conquer.-Jo-
seph Parker.
The darkest hour in the history of
any young man is when he sits down
to study how he can get money with
out earning Anonymous.
No man goes far into life without
becoming conscious of tendency to
20 wrong. The fool forgets it, but the
wise man guards against it.-Henry
van Dyke.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09

Special TO The Herald:
San Antonio, Texas, une S.-The
committee of Brownsville citizens
who came to confer with the San An
tonic Business Mems Club relative to
Lon C. Hills proposition to build a
railroad from San Antonio to
Brownsville, arrived here last night.
A meeting was held with the club this
afternoon at four o'clock and another
tonight Mr.. Hill submitted his pro-
position which, in effect asks for an
an option on the 100000 bonus Of
fered by San Antonio for the con-
strUction of a railroad from this city
to Brownsville, the option to hold
good until October 81. Mr.. Hill offers,
in substantiation of his proposition,
the assurance that he not only has
the support of at least ninety-fiYe per
cent of the land owners and capital
lists of the Lower Rio Grande Valley
in this project, but that a very large
proportion of the land owners along
the entire route from San Antonio to
Brownsville have given him options
on large bonuses until the date
named
The Business Mems Club appoint
ed a committee to consider Mr.. Hills
proposition and will report at another
meeting to be held tonight They
seemed very favorably impressed with
the idea, and it is very probable that
the club will agree to the proposition.
Accompanying Mr.. H1ls party to
San Antonio are r. \. Magil, secre-
tary of the Lower Rio Grande Valley
Commercial Club; Juan C. Fernan-
dez, cashier, of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Brownsville; S. L.
DwOrman, vice president of the First
National Bank and mayor pro tenn
pore of Brownsville; R. S. ellsworth,
a land owner of Gonzales; H. S. Tom
of Floresville, William Tom of Camp
Bolton, w W Caves of Oakville,
land owners; E. A McGary, cashier
of the Brownsville Bank and Trust
Company; A. C. Brokaw and J. B.
Scott. land owners of Brownsville;
Charles Armstrong, land owner of
Katherine, Cameron County; R. E.
Holland, an attorney of Brownsville;
John C. Kelley, land owner of San
Juan, Hidalgo County and w T.
Adams, president of the Adams Ma
chine Works of Corinth, Miss, owner
of Brownsville country land.
The entire party is at the St. An
thOny and Menger Hotels. All are
wearing white silk ribbon badges, on
which appear the words; Boost for
Hill S Railroad; San Antonio to
Brownsville"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09

The Monterey News reports that
The political question in Mexico is
growing hotter and hotter each day,
and there are a number of candidates
for the vice presidency in the field. -
Were this item printed in connection
with politics in the states, it would
excite some wonder, as the vice pres
idency here is generally considered
as a sort of shelf where undesirable
but unavoidable aspirants for party
preference may be accommodated, or
else as a convenient place to store the
'money-bags" of the party. In Mex
leo, however. the vice presidency may
mean much. And then our Mexican
neighbors take their politics so much
in earnest, too, when they take it at
all So there may be some interesting
times ahead in Sunny Mexico
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ia ly-Published every evening
except Sunday, daily by mail postpaid
70 any point is the United States,
Mexico or Cuba, or delivered by
carrier to any part of Brownsville,
Texas, or Matamoros, Mexico.
One copy one year. $500
One copy six months. 800
Weekly Published Saturday, by
mail postpaid to any point in the
EIOjted States, or Mexico.
One copy six months rs
One copy one year $3.50
One copy three months so
subscriptions Invariably due and
pabable in advance
Adv Artising rate on application.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09
U. S. DEPT. STATE TO
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
Wires to Ask Consent for Matamoros
Troops to Assist in July 4th Cele-
bratiOn at Brownsville.

The following letter relative to
the proposal to secure the assistance
ofthe Mexican troops from Matamoros,
from the acting secretary of state,
Huntington Wilson, to Congressman
John n Garner. was received by
Lieut.. Geo. J. Head this morning. be-
ing sent to him by Congressman Gar
ner:
The Hon John n. Garner, House of
Representatives.
Sir: I have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your letter of the
31st ultimo, enclosing clippings from
the Brownsville Herald, giving par
ticulars regarding the efforts that are
being made to obtain the consent of
the governments of the United States
and Mexico to the participation of
Mexican soldiers at MatamorOs in
the celebration at Fort Brown, Texas,
on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th prOXimo.
You express the hope that arrange
ments can be made at an early day
for the participation of the Mexican
soldiers in the festivities.
In reply have the honor to inform
you that on the 31st ultimo a>tele-
gram was sent to the American am
bassador to Mexico directing him to
say to the Mexican government that
this government will gladly grant per-
mission if it is agreeable to the Next
can government to give its consent.
have the honor to be, sir,
Your obedient servant,
HUNTINGTON WILSON,
Acting Sec. of the Dept. Of State
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1909.
4 CIGMZFYCANT EVENT.

No happening of recent occurrence
in Southwest Texas has been of great
er significance than the visit this
week of a number of leading land
owners and capitalists of Brownsville
and the Lower Rio Grande Vaelly to
San Antonio for the purpose of sub
hitting proposition for the
construction of a railroad to
connect San Antonio and Browns
vile. As may be imagined, this pro-
Ject naturally does not contemplate
The connection of the two points
named merely. It's scope includes
nothing less than the establishment
OF another great international trunk
line. This line will not only connect
5he most important city of
Western Texas with that point
on the Lower Rio Grande which,
by reason of its being on a
navigable stream, easily accessi-
bic from the Gluf of Mexico,
and the gateway between the
two republics, is destined to be the
most important city on tn entire Tex
as-Mexican border, but it will furnish
a direct line into Mexico, penetrating
one of the richest undeveloped por-
tions of the latter republic The
personnel of the support which this
project commands is such as neces-
sarily to riyet the attention of capital.
The men who went from this valley to
place their proposition for the con-
struction of this road before San An
tonic represent large proportion of
the capital and property of Browns
vile and the valley. The assurances
which they have of land and cash
bonuses throughout the valley and the
various other counties to be traversed
by the proposed road are sufficient
guarantee that this will be what is
called a velvet" road 1t is bound to
command capital for its construction,
and if San Antonio will only wake up
and do her part, the road will be
built
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09
HARTMAN REPRESENTATIVES,.
Visit San Antonio In Interest Of San
Antonio to Mexico Railway Project
Snecial TO The Herald:

Special to The Herald:
San Antonio, Texas, June 9.-Epps
Randolph, who is at the head of the
Southern Pacific or Hartman rail
road projects on the Pacific coast of
Mexico. and J. D. Casas, former Mexi-
can ambassador to Washington. who is
now Harriman's attorney in Mexico,
arrived here tonight. Their mis-
sion is in connection with the
proposition of Mr.. Hartman to build
railroad to connect San Antonio
with Mexico City.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09
Luis Ramirez B. a. Morris
Ramirez & Morris
Luis Ramirez
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

We have some choice lands for
sale in the Rio Grande Valley of
Texas, also some choice town proper
ty at bargains and prices to suit
purchaser. We can locate you at
most any point in three counties
Cameron, Hidalgo and Starr. We also
clear, pillow and do fencing.
Give US a bid on your work-Any
information in regard to the Valley.
You may call and see US or write US
at
SAN BENITO OR CHAPLIN. TEXAS
Correspondence Solicited
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09

The San Antonio Light and Gazette
scharacterizes the Yoakum railroad
to Brownsville as a hardy annual. >
That is all the Light and Gazette
known about it. The Yoakum road to
Brownsville is already a rooted pro-
ject, and it is an evergreen.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09

80 Bliggins has written a histor-
zeal noveI?' Yes, answered Miss
Cayenne. "Who is the hero of the
book?" 1.-The man who has undertake
en- TO publish it. Washington Star.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-06-09
[. c. HILL PARTY
IN san ANTONIO
PROPOSITION IS SUBMITTED TO
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB.

Boost HIS Railroad, San Antonio
to Brownsville, Their Slogan
Plan Receives Favorable Consider
ation-HiH Makes Strong Showing
Connecticut western news., 1909-11-25

JUDGE WALTER H. SANBORN. late Henry H. Rogers, Henry M. Flag Ter, John D. ArchbOld, Oliver H. Payne and Charles M. Pratt. MT. Rogers died while the case was in court. The victory of the government is of the most sweeping character. A fa vorable decision on every point urged by the government was rendered.
 Thirty-seven of the seventy corpora tiOns in the combination are directed to conduct their business as absolutely Independent companies. The Standard is expressly prohibited from "exercis ing or attempting to exercise, direc- ton, supervision or influence over the acts of these subsidiary companies, ' and the companies are prohibited from allowing the Standard ito vote any stock in or to exercise any control over said companies by virtue of said stock or by virtue of the power over such subsidiary corporation acquired by means of the illegal combination"
 Furthermore, the subsidiary compa- nies may not make any agreement with the Standard relative to the con trol of the companies or the price of oil or the rates of transportation. And the companies are enjOined from doing any business whatever until the illegal combination is dissolved.
 The decision also forbids the sub- sidiary companies from paying the Standard Oil company any dividends on the stock it holds in them.
 The opinion of the court is written by Judge Walter H. Sanborn of St Paul and is cOncurred in by Judges Nandeventer, Hook and Adams, with d special concurring opinion by Judge Hook.
 If the decision is upheld by the Unit ed States supreme court the ROckefel- Ter trust is ended as a trust and must split up into it's seventy odd minor corporations in the United States and it's fifty-siX foreign companies abroad This federal court decision is a greater blow to the Standard Oil company than the $29,24O,00O fine by Judge Lan dis, which was reversed. That involved merely a detail of alleged misconduct on the part of Standard Oil. The Mis- Souri suit, however, goes to the very vitals of the trust as trust
Connecticut western news., 1909-11-25
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Nsw York, Nov. 23.
 BUTTER-Firm: receipts. 74l3 pack. ages: creamery specials, 32lRc.: extras. 3l1bc.; thirds to hrsts, 2Ga3ORc. stat" dairy. common to finest, 25a31c.; process. firsts to specials. 251aa2Sc.; western fac tory, seconds to firsts, 23a3c; imitation creamery. 26a27c.
 CHEESE-Firm receipts, 3,2li boxes state, new, full cream, special, l6Aal71ac receipts. 3,Z1 boxes: September fancy ,61kc: October, best 16c.; late made, best. l51bc: common to good. l41aal5Ac.; skins, full to specials. GallAc.
 EGGS-Firm on fresh; weak on stor- age; receipts l0549 cases; state, Pennsyl- vania and nearby. hennery. white, 4sa 53c: gathered. white. 35a40c.; hennery, brown and mixed fancy, 3Sa40c.; gath cred. brown. fair to prime, S0a3Sc.; west ern. extra nrs;s. 33a35c.; firsts, 29a32c seconds. 26a2Sc; refrigerator special marks. fancy. 241sa25c.; flrsts. 225sa24c seconds, 2la22c.
 LIVE POULTRY - Weaker; chickens. broilers per lb.. l44c.; fowls, 154c roosters. lie: turkeys, l4alSc.; ducks. l5c geese. 12al3c.
 DRESSED POULTRY-Firm; turkeys. nearby. 2GagSc.: selected. western, dry picked 2Ia.5c.; scaldcd. 24a25c.; fair to prime, western, 20n23c. broilers nearby, lSa25c.; western. dry picked, milk fed, 2l a22c.: corn fed. l7alSc.; scalded, l6al7c. roasting chickens, nearby. fancy, lSa24c. western. milk fed. fancy. l9a20c.; corn fed fancy 17alSc.; mixed weight chick ems. nearby fancy, l6a2Oc.; western, milk fed. 16ha17c.: dry picked. corn fed aver age best, l5laa16c.; scalded, average best, l5laa16c.; poor 12a14c.; fowls, dry picked, 1ia1Giac.; iced, dry picked, average best, 15a16c.; scalded, 15a15Iac.; old roosters, l2c.
Connecticut western news., 1909-11-25

tween Peru and Ecuador, announced his decision in regard to the frontier delimitations. Both countries will &C., cept the award.
 The ceremonies at the inauguration of Governor General Forbes at Manila exceeded in elaborateness all former functions of this kind. There was a grand ball at night in the Malacan palace.
 President Gomez of Cuba ordered the revenue cutter Yara to go in search of the Cuban steamer Maria Herrera, which sailed from Nuevitas before the recent cyclone for Ponce, Porto Rico.
 James Daud. f. rmer: his wife and his mother-in-law. Mrs. Fowler. were burned to death in fire which de stroyed their home in Collingwood. Ont.
 The sugar trust purchased 55.0O0 acres of land in Mindoro province, Ma nila, which it intends to develop im- mediately.
 Canadas plan Tor navy, laid be- fore the Dominion parliament, called for three cruisers, four destroyers and 1,400 men.