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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

f23 p Cd London. IRoN-Lover az sos load.
for Cleveland warrants in London. Locally the
market was unchanged with No foundry North
eIn quoted at SIS 5o9Si1 Pig iron certificates
RIck-Fairly sctiv. here but quie, at the
South. Dan Tafmags's 8 Company. New
Orleans. telegraphs new crf 1ovsunent 10 date
as follows: Receipts, TO- $3.50 sacks,
go pockets. against Gae sOl las, year Tai
maEt. Charleston. reports Carolina crop move
ment 20 date AS showing receipts Of 81 342
pockets. and sales, Is $50 pockets
MoLASSE> AND syRUPS-Firn. but prices
"e,e gn,e,haags so Business was quite good:
dull and nominal. ROsIN-stssdy here ana IN
ehanged Tar was fairly active al full. but IN
sUGAR-Rehned quiet at sO5c net. less
nsa Seh5 Sssh, quoted by the Federal; other
Ienaers held TO ). l5c net. less 1 per cent cash.
LONDON market for beet sugar firm but un-
Snaneeo although there ives a good demand.
fIee wee quoted az l2s Cad for NOgerl-
pei ara December. with May at 12s lOi2d.
kaw here dull and nominal: centrifugal 50
70 &c and molasses sugar. 50 test. 3.slc TO
DRUGs-In good demand. and as a rule
mn prices were reported. Essential oils in
ING KINDS net overabundant Root firm. with
cOnserN atiEe ohsrings at fun prices and eX
oellent to5bing demand
nADES-Barely steady and rather quiet
.s-at hhh-Steady for all grades. with a
80 srs saiss movement and supplies well held
oiLs-Lirseed unchanged. PETROLEUM.
ltehnsd steady at S O5c for standard white in
barfels at New York
cOftONsEED OIL-ouiet: sales. 200
Is NvIy nTm IN the South. Local contract prices
Nester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
TOPICS OF STREET

FOREIGN TRADING. Transactions for
soneien account IN this market were heavy,
with purchases exceeding sales. Foreign
i-rifed States steel and traded extensively
Nofh ways in Amalgamated Copper, their
Tirckases OF the latter stock probably be-
igg about SEQ shares more than the sales.
LARGER RETURN OK MACKAY CON-
sf0N-The directors OF the Mackay Com
NAMES yesterday declared a quarterly divi-
aen6 Of u per cent on the common stock
eD6 the REGULAR quarterly dividend Of ! per
cerf on the preferred. both payable on Jan
,Isry q The last preceding dividend on the
common. three months ago, was / per cent.
or al the yearly rate OF Z per cent.
COLD MOVEMENT. The National CITY
BARK has engaged S5oaeoo gold coin Cor
shipment 10 Argentina BY Saturdays
ssin3ed a. additional Seoeo0 sold coin 70
Canada
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. 49, Dividends
have 'beea declared Is follows. Central
cent OF The preferred stock. payable on
January 3. CINCINNATI New orleans &
Texas Pacific Railway Company. regular
ravable on December q: Realty Associates.
scm.-aunuel per cent and extra ! per
cent PAYABLE on January IS. Boston g.
level r. lroao Company. regular semi
annual s. share, payable on January 3.
Cslurnet and Arizona Mining Company.
REGULAR quarterly s. a share. payable on
FNTTIAL DIVIDEND OK COMMON
TIE Underwood Typewriter Company has
declared am initial quarterly dividend Of .
per cent on the common stock. and the
regular semi-aunEsl dividends CT 3 PER cent
each GA the trst and second preferred, all
payabe on January !.
NEW MISSOl RI PACIFIC OFFICER
n J.. Clardv, az 81 Louis. has become
Nice-presl cent and general solicitor OF the
Missouri Pacinc and Iron Mountain roads,
succeeding Judge A q. Cochran. resigned.
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC Stat
tory a Co.. az 40. 40 Exchange Place. have
published an Interesting letter. FOR diStri-
button, on The Pacific Gas 3ud Electric
Company.
POWER CoMPANH'S NEW CON
IRA CTS.-ThC Niagara, Lockport and Oa-
tario Power Company hss closed a con-
trsct with tho American Locomotive Com
paIy o. supply power 10 the latter COM
Ia~l'S works al Duukirk. X Y. Delivery
vii De- made over the power company's
trausinission lines 10 l.ackaWanna. and
from ~ ekawaDna 60 Duukrk over the
lines of The BU0slo A. Lake Erie Traction
Company. which Is also a customer Of the
power company In addition. Tho Niagara.
1.oCkpOrt and ontario Power Companys
contract with the Buffalo. LoCkpOrt a.
Rochester Railway Company has been eN-
tended from fllree 10 twenty 1--WE wears. IN
fhs power company viii use tilc railway
ccupauy's - olo volt line from Lockpovl 10
s point within siN miles OF Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
YcEfsr

ILoUR AND NEAL lour was STEADY but
1 s s, qai' Rrss g1 56 patsS so $50
g. s.. spring clears 81 s. Q 81 90: extra 70
winter 50 5ogS5 50. 10 50 500 81 80; kan
TIOUR-DuIl. g 20 buIk nominal. per 100 ~
RYE FLOUR--stssdy. Fsir 20 good. 81 20 q
s. -; choice 70 fsney 81 Soa s. 90 CORR
Sc 81 zoo s. eosfss 81 soa.i a. ' PED
Weston Jul. city STEADY: western spring,
SIS s.. hour do. SIS 30. red doe. $50 city
Irsn. sc8 oulk Sc = sseks; middiing. So %
buIk SIS 20 sacks. oiimsal. So
PROVISIONS nL with moderately sc
tive commission nouse demand; Pokh-
Ger S2s 30 a Se6 50. BEEF-Stsadys mess.
SIlasil 80. family, sisQsis -; packet. sl2
n AMs-S,uiet. So n SO DRESSED HOGS
Ttesay. Bacons, lie. $50 ID. lie, 100 20.
Ilisc: 40 70. lisoi piss. liho. CCT MEATS
l4c. /. N. I3ise. - NJ. i5t.c. Picked hams
steady. Use TALLow-Dall. city. Csc.
Seaar - a. t ci;E saist is.e Aq fe
s,sg efssd,- south America. II G5c. Cont
nrrt IsiOc Brazil kegs - 90, cpMi'ol ) d
80. I5al6i.e. ciiy lard. 1880.
MI -COPPEH-HtandaTd weak and
lover. spot closims az IS4 ~. DC. Ao.einesr snd
lemon ,.esl spot f59 6s. END futures az iCO
= 81 no copper market IL unsettled owing
a. ,,fil.ent recording tie PROPOSED merger al
oaFasr prOduceIs. AID quotations hie entlitit
nominal with lake Tanslna from about u. -,e
- s-iie5fg .-I-~ TIN-NtaA- spot closing -
n lsasl sOc: November sna December 81 $40
:.i 90. January al - iOa5lao. and fssIaaTy az
=. ., - - flas - %. LEAD-euiet: spot.
: s7ilGa s2isc New lork. and az ~ 20
re, -, f,s, spot @ S0Q6 s5c New York.
4 - ssled East ST. LoBiE. London declined 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Nov. 23-Fears Of a wet har-
vest I'm Argentina inspired buliish senti-
ment in the wheat market during early
trading. but late IN the session the market
isC 10 lac below the final figures Of the
previous day. Corn and cats closed steady
and provisions firm.
The bulge In wheat Offset cold weather
in the corn belt and caused moderate firm
ness in the corn market early in the day.
Later tie market eased of in sympathy
with wheat. The close was at about the
lowest point. with prices unchanged TO lsc
TO i,c higher
Trading in oats was extremely light and
the market was steady throughout the en-
tire day. Prices at the close were u shade
TO lsc higher.
Provisions were firm. Shorts were fair
bidders all day, and offerings the greater
part % tile time were sCanty. Prices at
The close were PFC 70 15l.c higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

ern. 81 l18S1 l., No Northern. 81 OSGSt O9la:
MAY. 81 O6 bid. RYE-NO ]. 75lzG 76c. CORN
pies. 55d6Ic; No 8. 59Q61c. No A. 55a6Oc.
Duluth. Nov. 23.-WHEAT-No I hard
81 OSi4; No l Northern, 81 01ss: November. 81 -
lid; December. 81 0374 bid; May. 81 O57s FLAX
To arrive. 81 s0lz; November, 81 80; December,
81 56i,; May. 81 77i..
81. Louis Nov 25.--WHEAT--No red cash
81 aSqS1 - NO . hard. 81 O9dS1 IA: December
81 oSl s0Sl oSls May. 81 o. CORN-No cash.
59i5c. NO white, doc; December 5si4c; May.
sic oATS-No cash, 39ls a40c; No white.
42iac: December, 3S7s; May AIS.
Minneapolis. Nov. 3.-VHEAT-December
81 cas-; MAY. 81 05'sGS1 U5@s: cash. No ] hard,
81 O65si U1is, No 1 Northern. 81 O69s dS1 O65s:
No . Northern. 81 O47s afS1 O4ss TLOUR-First
patents. s. 30as5 So second. s. 10dx5 80; drst
clears, 81 .O0S4 40. second. IS 1JQS 60. BRAN
In 100 % sacks. $40 so
Buffalo. Nov. 2S.-WHEAT-stronger; No
Northern. spring. carloads store, 81 l2ia; winter
steady. CORN-Steadv; 70 2 yellow. 6fizc.
OATS-Firm. BARLEY-Feed TO mailing. 64G
zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Nov. IS The sixth series a. wool
sales opened to-day with large attendance Of
buyers The offerings numbered C,Nfl. ana were
readily absorbed Merinos sold az unchanged
rates. ana cTossbreds realized per cent over
the last series. Coarse cfossbreds showed i'm
proVemeut the bulk being taken bT America.
American buyers also purchased a few Merincs
Faulty Merinos were occasionally per cent
under the last sale. Following rs The sale in
detail. New South Wales. 500 bales: secured.
Ia 4dGts i0t-d: greasy. 9t-duls 81; Queensland
500 bales: secured. Is 5duls ma; greasy aiad
a1s sa- Victoria 600 bales. greasy. Nir1s ID.
West Australia. 900 bales. greasy. GdaIs. New
Zealand / GU0 bales. greasy. Gi.dI1s. Cape
Of Good Hope md Natal. 400 bales. greasy q. II
GI1If.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
Calaveras Copper Company
81 Ames Building, Boston

2Id2sc: = blood comblng, SIC; 9s blood comb
ing 56a37c: = blood cOmbing. S4dSsc. delaine
washed S9Q acc; unwashed, 35G34c-
Michigan, Wisconsin and New York heeces-
Fine unwashed. 35d26c: deiaine. 31d32c; Il
blood. Sld3Jc. a blood. 5id35c: = blood
33d34c.
Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri blood,
SIC: = blood. 32d3.}c
Secured values: TeXas-Fiue. u months s5d
TSc; dne, q % ; months 6SQT0c: fine fall. "a
030c.
Californis-NoTthern. 6s97Oc; middle county,
63Q85c: fai! free. JOQJ2c.
OregOn-Eastern. No 7 staple 7SdS0c: East
eru clothing. 700 &c. valley No. l. 57G5sc.
Teritory-Fine staple. T1Q soc: fine medium.
1O472c. fine clothing. 709I2c; fine medium. 6:iQ
6sc; = blood. 1916; IS blood 6SdTOcs 4 blood.
6Td6Sc.
PulIed-Extra. Toa75c: fine. 6sd7Oc; supers 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

spot cotton was quiet with prices T. roiufs
lower - laaoc fer mid6ling upland and j c5c
t0r irld1-ing Gulf. Southern spot markets. NO
bil'. cull- unchanged at IA &c. savannah Quiet.
l-lbc higher. 81 "a 5-16c: sales 40 bales
t'2rleston, criet. i-lSc lower. At IA 3 l6~. sales
l"Y ba-e2- norfolk. Cv.l snd unchanged a.
ls'sci sales. 1885 bales. Baltimore, nominal:
= c lower, a. II .rc. Augusta. steady ~ lover
- lA-sc. - les $40 balfE- - Loais quiet: -
lever - Il &C Laftl. FoLk. quict. lie hfgher
- Il sic NeW Orleans. gliet. &c loaCr a.
laesc. sales. a. bales. Wilmington, quiet l-lCc
lower. - - sic Galveston. quiet, Lee lower
a. "A So, Fsles. so bales Memphis stead. u-l-
CHANGE, at 1870. sales 200 bales. Houston
EfeaLy: isc lower. - lsasc. ssles SIS Do IS
Liverpool cshles-srot cull: sales 4cO0 hates
speculation and export. $40. American. 5000:
imports GOO, mons American. nl5-gplaud
7SC luJu-es opened oui-f a. $50 points ad-
vance. Closed stescy. 10. points lower. No,en-
ber. Ngvcmbe- Dec enber ana peceWheT-Jsnusry.
SAD Taauar---F ehrusr- 1850. February March
S. %. March-Apul ISL itc. APRIL
% I'D. Nsy-Juuc. s.6eI. June-Juiy. 7C4isd.
JuIy-August. C3d. AuEust-se pternber. : 2SIsa:
September Octcber. soc. Octcber-Soyember.
COTFEE-Cnlv moderate speculative trade.
with sales Of - 600 bags - the opening prices
were steady a. unchanged 20 points advance
but later there was an easier feeling. and tEe
close Vas unchanged 20 10 points net lower.
Arrivals here for the d8v were large. ana the
fact that there is large amount u coffee
seoat for tie United states may have 'cepress-
iug influence on values until the coffee IS dis
posed - Hare and Hamburg unchanged 70
=. lower. Local fgctuaticus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Nov. -. "A small selection has placed
the Local wool market on "A very quiet basis
There Is some samplng ~ California and Texas
n months stock. bur trade Is very duh in ter
rit0ry aud fleece wools. Interest In the 1910
clip Is not 90 marked. although an dealers ale
preparing 10 have representatives, iu The West
earlier than usual. The leading domestic quo
tations range as follows:
ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-XN. SIC: y,
sig35c. No I washed. f044le, nne UNIV ashed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

PITTsBURG GIN. CHIC. & ST. LOUIS
1909. 1905. 1907.
Gross earnings. So 800 SOS 81. SOC 27s s. 6.124
EXP. and taxes l95s.Oi6 1I45.S50 21Is.S74
Net earnings. sIOII.7se s5sO.s2s ssI7.55O
Gross taTnings s24 7ss 12s 1Os se7542 5ss
Exp. and taxes. ls.154Oel 15646.444 2o.s5+sOS
Net earnings ss5s4l2s s50s5,s5 se.ss7. ass
ST. JOSEPH s. GRAND ISLAND.
Gross .s ssf@ 9i s1t5I IS ass5s $50 So
Net earnings. S2474s sea7s2 s55.7l5
Cross tar 19 $40 Dos s4ss. 4ss s.sa ISL
Exp. and taxes. $4,000 27Lss5 2so.ss5
Net earnings. S0s228 sl575i1 $50 Gas
BOSTON a MAINE.
Quarter ended September 80;
oper. revenue. 11sSssas sIo4f2 7o4 81 .is14A
oper. expenses. 1852, 4o6 T.2oe.Oeo 453.sii
Net oper. rev. S0oo8 AL Ss.2ss.0co s7s2 $50
outside oasr.. az9o7 $3.50 las
Total net rev.
from oPer-- SO3i34e s3.2i0.3eS SOS. eS1
Taxes accrued. ago 1873 4l5.lSs 1894
o, 9ssr p3ae $3.50. 5s saYs5l3s 'ss;s3i
Gross Income. sss7o.7@o E2O7s4s2 1891 sss
Total deduct
come -. LeOe.es7 1s41SOs .2isl5
Net corp. in
come -. slice 733 Si.o3I.03O s72e. sos
NEW YORK. ONTARIO WESTERN.
Quarter ended sept. So
Oper. revenue. s. 49, 80 81 is9 Sfl id3
Oper. expenses. 1895. Goa I AL. 49, 1925
Net opsr. rev. ss55ess so5o7ia .sIl7,ooi
Net rev. from
outside Cpcy.
tdrb!t ....-.. q, 80 s.I-t ~4svtt
Total net rev.
from uper. SS@tfII S3fs 80 %fllo.t40
Taxes accrued. 4t5Op 4b,-2o 90
Op.r. income. s7Ta97T Sso6e72 .Sli6.a05
other income. loi 601 luS,eof "A-io
Gross income. sssL675 Si.Oo5909 .Sl:i "a
Total deductions
fron gross IN $50. JOB S'o'to' 'o-t
Ne, corn. in. s4as sos see9iT0 $3.50 SCI
RUTLAND.
Quarter ended sept. 3d.
opcr. revenue. S>o-.5i. altngb- ssecs2
Olcr. expenses ab,llV allso'- SJois
Net rev. from 1900
operation =. SsSL-d s-ofNs So-ssot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

Amount OF investments held as executor al
ministratoT. guardian. receiver. trustee com
mittee or as depositary % moneys deposited
order OF the court. for which the trusf comp.ny
Is liable because the same not legal saw
tngs banks, nor permitted IN and by the re-
srective instruments words creating or defp-
ing the trusts. $40. loo SO.
state 81 New York. County % New York So
ALEXANDER j. HFMPHILL. Vice PreSi-
dent and w. G. EDWARDS. Treasurer. Of
Guaranty Trust Company % New York To-
Gated and doing business az No. - Nassau
street. IN the city OF New YORK. IN said COUNTY
being duly sworn. each for himself SAYS the
foregoing report Is true aud correct In ali re-
spects 10 the best Of his knowledge and belief
and they further say that the usual Ruuines< "
said trust company has been transacted at the
location REQUIRED By the Banking Law tChaptsr
10 Laws 0t leo.0. and not elsewhere; and that
the above report In Ia the form prescribed BY
the superintencent OF Banks. aud Is made IN
sSnpli1nce With an Official notice received tom
him desisnattus the 18th dav % NoVernser.
Es% as the day OF which such report snail ~
ALEXANDER J. HENPHILI. Vice-Prestdent
W. q. EDWARDS. TreasIrer
SeVeraliy subscribed and sworn 20 by both
deronents. the "a day Of November. t9ca NsfOrs
me. JAMES n HIrRr
leeA OF So'sFyl Notary Public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

HAVANA ELECTRIC.
ga = ~' Nv IN Ns s a, s 80 90, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcN York. Non cmhcr - 1900
HhAiN ~ HEAI-Firmer during the early
Is4lng. Late in the day prices weakened ana
lnsl Inc FallN gain. with December showing tho
SItatest uecli2t- Early cable news showed firm
iilces IN Liverpool. AMI reported heavv rains in
NIeflilAsr where the wheat harvest Is lust
afout u begin IN the north Rradstreet's vis-
Leie supply IN America ana IN Europe and ahoat
showed an increase Of $4,000 bush. against 4.
decrease a week sgo Of 1.o59.oO0 bush and an
increase last wear 81 e.SS6 900 bush Spot mar
htlt - RUE, we're dull, but until the De
ctL4oei posiupl "a settled II Is expected 10 he
an Ensettling feature cash wheat steady. 40
REQ 81 - asked elevator doInestic ana 81 esI-
noiI-+ a., af0at- 30 7 Northern Dulilth
- IL and 20 hard winter. 81 10 I % n
@npal both nominal COEN-Moderate trading
~ "A SPECULATIVE ws7- and prices late I'm tho Sos
SION eased or little with wheat. closing IN
,n1iiSc- % &c net advance There was . Ret
,fI EXPORT inql-r,'. ans sales were reported Of ;
i1aos - outpprts. Cash closed steady 70
e4etta &C. nominal elevator or domestic. and
= &c nominal delivered. No . esc. o b aAost
hh1 No : yellow nominal. OATS-ouiet With
sl-all price changes TIE cash market closed
STEADY, with mixed. - 20 - n nominsl: natural
white, % 10 81 N, s4i- n 4Bc. and clipped ubita
=, - 10 - n. Ss-sa4slso RYE-Sieaoy. No =
LILY STEADY, feeding, 63dG5c. e. i Negy y ort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
COMPANY
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
E11trtrr Ur11at Onntpattu
AZ BROADWAY, NEW YORK ToW
4S7 Fifth Avenue ~ Y. 242 E. Houston St. ~ Y.
New Broad ST.. London. E. G.
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, NOVEMBER 49, 1903

S1oSo34e15 Sl9S703<915
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS
December 81, 1907 6,421. 510.76
December 81, 1908 13,42S,117.61
November t. 1909 17.667.797.25
THIS COMPANY NEW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24

led for many by of the strongest and
100000 has fully developed the mines and erected comp
ing and power plant and mpete mine equipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-24
INTERIOR RECFIPTs.
rEABOARD CLEARANCFS.

vi Tvs nc market was nervous ana IN
~, &c faaing Vas al NJ tine on an active
s.s-,- NC opening VAS al decliHe II lIQIs
<-S%3 points ana he close Was barely steady al
e,tlilt ~ 4.e%4 points. compared with tie
previous cay. Local contract prices:
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

by Van sehairs & Co. No. Wal
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aSons mntTadr in o IS n he public ah in enc ms6
The Columbus journal., 1909-02-10
Pure Seed Bill.

A large part of the Tuesday session
was given to S. f., No. 4, by Buck of
Otoe. bill to prevent the adultera-
ton Of agricultural seed. Myers of Rock
had-a similar bill and the committee
on agriculture took features of both
and recommended the passage Of a
bill. The bill is practically a copy
OF the Iowa law. but the committee
on agriculture decided not to retain
the Iowa provision permitting two
per cent Of sweet clover in alfalfa
seed. Buck tried to have this retained
On the ground that seed dealers and
botanists said it was impossible to
get pure alfalfa seed. Gammill If
Frontier made a forceful speech in
which he denounced adulteration of
alfalfa seed and declare, it could be
and that it was adulterats,i
He and other senators
told of the damage done by the weed
called sweet clover. Ho' ell of Dou--.
las wanted to defer action, bat was
The Columbus journal., 1909-02-10
GENERAL NEWS.

PittSburg is in fear of a race war.
Attacks by negroes on white women
have worked the populace up to a high
feeling and clash is imminent.
The south was swept by tornadoes
and high winds and in the country be-
tween the Tennessee line and the
Texas panhandle it is believed 20
persons were killed.
The Delaware. one Of four sister
ships, the largest and most powerful
in any navy, was launched at Newport
News, Va She is to cost $685., OO0
Anti-Japanese legislation was held
up in the California legislature follow
ing a personal appeal to the members
by the house speaker and a special
message from Gov. Gillett.
The outline of q new banking bill
has been prepared and will be intro
duced in the legislature of Michigan.
1t is understood that Capt. Quail
trough of the battleship Georgia has
been found guilty by the court martial
and he may be dismissed from the
service.
President Lewis rushed the business
of the miners convention il an effort
to complete it in time for adjournment
on Saturday
Mrs. George v. Parks. h society
woman Of Pueblo. Col. and wife of
the assistant president of the Pueblo
Traction Company. committed suicide
in Pueblo, Col. Mrs. Parks has been
In i'll health for some time.
The house of representatives in
Texas, by a vote OF IS to A defeated
the resolution to submit statewide
prohibition to a popular vote.
Helen Naloney. daughter Of Martin
Maloney. a wealthy Philadelphia, was
married second time to Herbert o.
born of New York. their first marriage
being annulled.
Miss Verna Ware shot four men dur
ing the progress of a trial in a Texas
courtroom. Two are expected to die.
Seventeen men. five whites and IL
negroes, were killed by an explosion
resulting from windy shot in an Ala
bama coal mine.
The West Virginia senate was
aroused by a statement that $1,000. 900
had been raised to prevent prohibition
in the state.
Miners in the national convention at
indianapolis rebuked President Lewis
for his action in connection with the
Kansas strike.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the plant of the American Tubular
Axle Company il Toledo. O.. causing
q loss Of Sl25,000
Capt James Brown, who was a
member of a party that searched for
the famous Cocos island treasure in
1850, sailed again for the South seas
TO recover the spells of the Spanish
freebcoters taken from them by Capt
Smith of the schooner Black Witch, in
1880.
The Columbus journal., 1909-02-10
.NEWSN0TES|
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Most Important Happen
ings of the World
Told in Brief.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

President Roosevelt in vetOing the
sional politicians and declared he does
not believe in the doctrine that, to the
victor belongs the SpoilS.
A bare possibility exists that the
senate may pass the bill to establish
postal savings banks before adjourn
ment, according to advices from
Washington. 1t is not likely that the
house will pass the measure.
Following the passage by the Cali
fornia assembly of a bill prohibiting
Japanese children attending public
schools President Roosevelt took a
hand. He declared the act unconsti'
tutional and asked Gov. Gillett to
veto it.
The forestry service was declared
extravagant and charges of eXtortlOn
from farmers were made against the
bureau by members of congress.
Senator Lodge presented amend
ments to the rules of the United States
senate, prepared by Vice-President
lacks on the president and coordinate
branches of the government.
No legislation concerning the re-
form of the navy department will be
enacted by congress at this session, II
present plans are followed cut.
President Roosevelt issued state
ment declaring it necessary for the
government to use the secret service
or some such force TO investigate
crime.
The house insists upon leaving In
the urgent deficiency bill the item OF
$4,000 to provide automobiles for the
president. The senate struck the pro-
vision out.
Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner
of corporations, in his annual report
urged a broad law to check trusts.
The Columbus journal., 1909-02-10
PERSONAL.

Gov. Haskell, who is under indict-
ment in connection with the town lot
frauds, was given NJ ovation when he
arrived in Muskogee to give bond.
1t is announced at the headquarters
of the National League of the Civic
Education of Women, in New York,
that Mrs. StuyveSant Fish has Joined
the organization, which means that
Mrs. Fish is opposed to .wOmen's
suffrage.
President-elect Taft completed his
inspection of work on the Panama
canal and expressed satisfaction at the
labors of the engineers.
Capt Edward F. Qualtrough of the
battleship Georgia, part of Admiral
Sperry's fleet, has been court-mar-
tailed on a charge of intoxication.
The Columbus journal., 1909-02-10

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