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Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

ST. LOUIS. Sept H.-CATTLE-ReCeipts
500 head including so Texans, native
market steady; Texans l0c higher; native
shipping and export steers, $500 10,
dressed beef and butcher steers, S5.40d6.50
steers under 100 pounds - o0d5.25
stockers and feeders. $500 -, COWS and
heifers s. 25d6 20. Gamers. s.. 40'd2. rs, bulls
t2O0QA25, calves, S65odS p. Texas ana
s. 3yd4 3.
HOGS-Receipts. $50 head, market
steady. pigs and lights. S. 0OqS Is; packers
S7.s5qS&; butchers and best heavy, $500
S4h
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 800
head. market l0c lower. native muttons
s. 5Ga4 IS; lambs, f6.25q735: culls and
bucks s. 50d4 20. stoCkers. S3O9n3.l5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
WEATHER N rHs GRAIN BELT
showers and Cooler for wednesday,
says the Prophet.

OMAHA Neb. sept a. l-s
he tropical disturbance. noted over tre
our OF Mexico in the preceding report
has moved up the lower Mississippi valley.
sha ls central this morning over southern
Arkansas and northern louisiana. High
winds and heavy rains accompany the
storm. and severe conditions prevail In the
gun states. 4 trough OF lOW pressure eN-
tends from the gulf storm north over the
central valleys. and unsettled weather ~
general over the upper valleys. An ares
or nigh pressure. with decidedly lower
temperature, is moving In over the west
and cooler weather, with showers, viii pre-
vail in this vicinity tonight and Wednesday.
Record Of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day Of
the last three years.
igp 1906 1907 1876
Minimum temperature .. IS 81 - ~
Precipitation ............... ~ ~ % .OJ
Normal temperature for today - degrees
Deficiency in precipitation since March l.
80 of inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1905.
30 inches
Deficiency corresponding period in 1907,
e7A inches
l.. A. WELSH, Local Forccaster
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
Foreign Financial.

LONDON. sept T.-Monry VAS quiet
and plentiful on Ihr ms-k9t today and
discounts were slrmer. The stock ey-
change continues dull vith some irregu-
larity IN gilt-edgei securities which were
affected BY the prospects Of higher dis
count rates in .7CUgeciiOu with The foreign
gold demand. Home sails hardened on in
vestment buying copper shares started
ell and closed easy ca realiZatious. KAT
sagged American securities Nere gen
eTally higher, the copper and sIse shares
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
nEPOT QuARTERMAsTER.s oEFIcE

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE
OMAHA. Neb. sept p lada.-Sealed pro
posals. la tripllcate. will be received until
in public. for construction. electric Nirfng
and plumbing for quarter masters stable 81
Omaha depot Blank fOrms. plans aspeci-
flea ations and fun infoi nation obtatned az
this office. The e.. :. reserves the right
TO reject OF accept all proposals or any
part thereof Envelopes containing pro
posals should he endorsed Proposals for
stable" and addressed TO
Captain Jonn L. Hines, QuartermRster.
S22-t3-24-25 Olq-e0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

closed steady net unchanged 10 points
higher. sales we're reported OF q. 500 bags
including September AZ 5.5jd5- &C. October
55c- November. 8 60c December 560a
sc. March. 5.65c, Msy. 5.6d5 I0c: JULY
57oC August. 5s5C spot quiet; Rio No. z
T.C, santos No. 4 SaGsc Milo quiet:
Cordova. 2lzal2c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
PhnadeIphta Produre Market.

PHILADELPHIA. sept sl.-BCTTTEll-
steady. extra western creamery. S7c; near
by prints Sc.
EtiGS-Firm prime and other neAs by
firsts. free cases, sTc a. mark eiirrent re-
ceipts in returnable cases g5c =. Inark:
western frsts. free cases. Ec b. msrk
current receipts free cases. s3F3sc 2 marx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

a .iudi ates trace Of precipitation.
Very light showers occurred in all por-
tons OF the corn and wheat region within
the last tWenJy-four hours. II is warmer
In tie eastern and cooler in the western
portion Heavy frOsts occurred in North
Dakota. l. A WELSH
Local Eorecaster Meather Bureau
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

SIOUX CITY. Ia. sept 2l.-(Special Tele-
ramD-CATTLE-ReCe pts 200 head
market steady 20 weak, beeyes. 81 lOai55.
cows S3OOaA25, feeders, HOOd5J0, year
llngs t3.OOd4.25.
HOGS Receipts ZOO head market
steady TO Sc lower. range OF prices, 1850
~. huIk Of sales. i--a54E o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

LIVERPOOL. sept. p I-WHEAT-Spot
quiet 40 3 red western winter = s5sd:
futures steady. september = Nsd. Decem-
Der Is cd: March Is s. a
CORN-SteadY: new American via Cal
weston 6s %: futuus quiet October. IS
sad, December IS -.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
Totals

CATTLE-Recepts OF cattle were liberal
again this morning although receipts were
smaller than yesterday. For the two days
this week the arrivals foot UP over lT.VOJ
head or about 1000 head short Of the sa me
two days last week and 400 head larger
than for the corresponding days a year
ago.
The market on good beef steers was gen
orally steady. AS high as SOS Was paid
for prime range steers. The common to
pretty decent sort Of cattle we're weak TO
l0c lower and the general trade vas slow
What has been said regarding the beef
cows and heifers. the better grades being
steady and the common TO fair cattle
around lUc lower.
Good feeders continue free sellers At
steady prices, but there was more or less
weakness shown on other grades, some
kinds being as much as l0c lower.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
cornfed steers, F.256S.Oo: fair to good corn
fed steers, s.. 5OtI7.0o: common TO fair corn
fed steers. S.ooa650; good TO choice range
steers, S.z5QS.l0: fair to good range steers,
s. S9QS25. common to fair range steers,
3 75d460; good TO choice cornfsd COWS and
heifers, A.00qb.Oo; fair 10 good cOrnfed COWS
and heifers, p.2d400; common to fair
to choice range cows and heifsrs, $3.50
$. .00Q3 70; common 10 fair range COWS and
hefeTs, = 25dS.Oo; good 10 choice stockers
and feeders, ~. 2SR5.50, fair to good stoCkers
and feeders, S5OG4.6; common TO fair
stockers and feeders, 5000 $50 stock heif-
ers, 2&Q3.65; veal calves, B59d675; bulls
stays etc, 275d475.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

ST. JOSEPH, Mo sept. 2l-CATTLE-
Receipts, 5000 head; market steady 10 loc
lower. steers "a 501TS 90. COWS and heifers
s. son = 90. calves s. O0d7 %.
HOGSReceipts 400 head market
steady. top s. 90: bulk OF So les s. l0QS D.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts II 0OJ
head: market lower, lambs, 81 jod7 g
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

MiaaesRolis GraIa Mark.t.

MINNEAPOLISt MINI Sept %
HEAT-Septeubs s7iec De,e-7b,r c.-.
6sac; May, N-ol7s Css o. No I hard s oo-.
% northern. - arrive. .-'asl Nu
iaFthern, 20 srrt'e' s,sy' No 8 rurthcrr-
soh Ese &C.
~ AN-Closed al 3i.sl
Rf1A&-In i0 lbs. SACKS NsD
FIsOlR-First patents. 8i.l0G5 8 ~, second
80 d N.S'u5.oo, first clears s. SaA sS.
phd clears s. 3ied20
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

MILWAUKEE. sept. n-WHEAT-No.
northern. 500, No 2 northern. tl-0Il4a
lg3. December, 500 bid.
OATS-40i+c
ARLEY-SampIes 5ld6.lEc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
FORT LOGAN. COLORADO SEPTEM

FORT LOGAN. COLORADO. SEPTEAI
Der /, I9O9.-Sealed proposals in duplicate
will be received until = a. m, October lst
1909 and then publicly opened for the con
struction OF a third story on the kitchen
addition to the Post Hospital here. Blank
forms for bidders, plans and Specifications
may be had on appliCa tion.s United States
reserves right TO accept or reject any or
all proposals OF any part thereof En-
velopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for Third story ADD
tion TO Hospital and addressed to the
s4-5-S-li-l s-ls-22-bM
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Price, ON Board Of Trade.

CHICAGO. Sept. H.-Bullish enthusiasm
was rampant in wheat today and prices
advanced from l14c to 3iscc compared with
yesterdays close. The market closed
strong at almost the top. Coarse grain
and provisions closed firm.
Wheat was unusually strong from start
20 finish. september being especially buoy
ant and at times Ac over December. This
increased premium for September was due
10 urgent demand by shsrts. fTm cables.
smaller northwestern receipts and liberal
purchases OF spring wheat at Minneapolis
L % Duluth by southwestern mills were
Additional strengthening Influences. Sep
mber ranged between 81 03i. and 81 .O5l7
HbecembeT sold between ysnc and SlO0.
the close was strong with September al
3 05h and December at 995scq$lOO
corn for September delivery took a weak
turn and declined nearly lc owing TO lib-
srsl sales by cash interests. The deferred
months. however. were strong. December
sold between 60isc and 60isc. The market
closed strong tor future deliveries and
weak for September. the latter being off
nc compared with the previous close. De
CembeT was nc higher.
Despite the liberal sales of December
the oats market held quite firm The mar
Set closed With prices &c 10 @Tql7c higher.
Provisions we're bunisuly affected by the
strength OF grain. Closing quotations were
211c lower to lbc higher.
The range OF quotations Was a. follows
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

o. gIl. March IE.l. .tu.. .4l. Nag
D. O2C. luN. o. o..
spot closed quiet o. lo points higher,
middNng uplauds Do zoe. middlipE sui.
3a5y. sales 315 bales
GALVESTON Tex. sept n -IOTTON-
HIGHER. lsAr
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

Omaha Cash Pricea,

wHEAT-No. hard. ggc6u.Ol; No. 3
hard Sqesac; No. 4 hard, 9sg95c No
M@coRN@So. 2 ssa.as4c: No 3 S3aq64c
seo. 4 s3d63i4c No. yellow. sc No. vel
#ow, 10 No. white, s4l4c, No white,
oAES-No Z mixed. 56aS5c: No. 3 yellow.
sIAq@l4c. No. white, SS'EdSci No.
Rhite. 57l4d3Sc.
,RYE-No. sc, No 3 s7Q6se.
C.plot R--a-ur.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

LONDON. sept I.-AmeriCan securities
opened higher today. copper and steel
shares leading in the advance. Later the
market declined tightly. Prices ranged
from ~ 10 !. below yesterdays New YORK
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

TOLEDO sept u-SEEDS-Cash clover
so, October. SSsei4; December, Ss-s71.
March. ssh No. , SIS, No. 3 ts.eo. re
lected So, no established grade 800
Timothy pTime- hSis Alsike prime, . %
October Hl0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
DuIutb Grain Marked.

DULUTH Mimi. Sep, M.-WhE.r-
September ga2C. Dec 'mbsr 97N.c. Mvy,
H.ol'sc; No. l northern. s9Asc; No. north
err. 9I&C.
OATS-36is snS7iaC
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
Nv Nork NIninr s,ock..
Bank CIeaFIngS.

OMAHA. sept Z--Bank clearnEs for to-
day were tS747s2.s4 and for the CORE
spending date last year 81. SIS 23S. q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
PeorIa MaFket.

PEDRIA. H. sept I--CORS-Essy.:
No. yellow s7a.H6sc. No. 2 s7A. qeSc; No
s. SIC, no grade Sc
OATs-Lower; standard, Sisc, No. ;
white. sdsLc
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
oils and RosIo.

OIL CITY. Sept 2.-OlI.--Crcdit bal
anceS. SIS. runs. lS5 Ia bbls average,
12Sl34 bbs shipments. 63 i39 bbls.; aver
age. l9S lSq bbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
kansas city Grain and ProvisIons.

KANSAS CITY, Sept p - WHEAT
september. n.OlA, December. sac. May,
sSSc. No. cash, higher: No. hard 81 al
a1G; No. . S.0sizdl,06. No red, 81 rs:
No 3 H.l3Gl rs -r,
CoRN-Unchanged TO sc higher. sen
tember. SIC; December. Iisc May Size
6, MsFc: No. s. &c
&ATS-TnchauEed No. 2 White udgc-
No mixed. SSdtQc.
RYE-T1d75c.
HAY-CuchanEed choice timothy Sll OGa
lIB. choice prairie IS 15ds o. choice a.
falfa ST. l5h1ATb
BUTTER-CreAmery extras. 2SJ,c. firsrs
l6i4c. seconds, sfl1c; packing stock aOIyc
EGGS-ExtTaS sc; firsts. g1I4c: current
Teeeipts lsc seconds and dirties I3c
= sdIherns. loss off, 14c.
Receipts. Shipm Is
Wheat bu ....-.............. sOo ~ fOo
Corn, bu ........... ....... ....-.. 10 000 an
oAya ou ...,.....,,.,. ,...s,-.,... lo0Oo 3SO0
.lotAuons a. Kansas city we're as fol
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

tdurd however the market was eCu,tJly
Sc lower. closing weak The bulls " |he .
hogs sold al SSl0siS % and up a. Hisn ss .
N-5 Tor .lc best hogs here
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
SUNDAY.

Receipts and disposition Of live stock At
the Union Stock ards. South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty hours ending at ,. m.
q.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
80 10 FEEDER s2s 40

HOGS-Receipts q hogs continue very
light, only siNty-two cars being reported
in this morning The trade opeueI With
prices about steady and q number 4 the
notches as yesterday. After tle fret
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
IAvsIIabIe suppIies Of Grain.

AEW YORK sept. =. SPECIAL cable and
tsiaEraphic communication received bv
kradstreet show the following changes in
ava able SUPPLIES as compared with prev
10 4 account
AHRRble supplies. Wheat United states
easf l'oosies. increased .s7ooo Canada
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICE-UNION PACIFIC RAIL
road company auction. The following un-
claimed baggage will be sold at auc-
ton al Nos. l422 and 1894 Dodge street.
Omaha. Neb.. commencing at D. m.
Tuesday, October y. 800. and continuing a.
the same hour each day until all has been
sold Painted canvas trunks. marked 7.
A. Meyers, Charles Gray, Ralph Hnnen.
Mrs W J. Brooks, Leila Young n smith.
A. B. HauEelman, n. o. Horknass T., 81
Pittman. n GiToy, J. A Weldon CarIet
Chepet L. p Kniger Mrs Bell Ward
Emma Mathews, Mrs. =. schmidt. Steamer
trunks, B F. s. HOutz, James x. Johnson
r r Alley, G +. Giu Russet trunks
G Pike Earl TaEgert Zinc trunks. Jay
Bunten MARY Evans. c. :. TODD, p G
Brooks. c A Lapp. T. c. Sibley. I'd Van
House Mr. Watkins. Mrs. l. Young s. J.
Ellis z ID. Howard. Boxes Mue.
NovitL Chests, Charles Farmer, Michael
Gilroy. Harry Leach, Ri Perkins, Marko
Mcgowan Suit cases. "a. r. Grady. "
Gillespie F. J. Deady. OTTO Star Maurice
Ncagle. J. r. hckenna, c. Archulsta p 2.
Farney. Henry CraweFy, o. L. Burnham.
J. y. Frank V kaufman William Good.
man Charles Rund. William Clark. Can
vas yalises T. j. Chukas Canvas telss-
copes, A. J. Pope r. Miller +. II. Nichols
S G.. kybuFg. Henry Keith. Charles Lee
Also 5ll pieces OF miscellaneous articles
consisting OF guns, bundles. blankets.
vallses, trunks. boxes. chests, watches and
musical instruments not marked A
TRAYSOR. General Baggage Agent
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

NOTICE TO COSTRACTORS-SEA
bids will Be received BY ChaE Krumbaor
secretary. Shelby, keb., up 20 October m
lq0e az Z .. m. for the erection OF . brick
school house, Al shelby Neb, for school dts
uict No. q Polk county, Nsb.. 70 be com
pleted BY July Z, 1910 according 10 the plahS
and specifications nov on file a. the Firs.
NsJiouBI hank ~ Shelby aud also with
architect. John lAtenseT. Omaha Neh Ths
right is reserved 90 reject any and al bida
Cnas- krImbacn StereJary. shelby Esh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
Cern nd wh-.t ResIen RuII.tlr.

For Omaha Neb.. for the twenty four
hours ending at q m. 10th meridian
time. Tuesday September p 1909.
OAl.AHA IlISTRII,T-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

SILVER-Bar firm st 23Ad per ounce.
MONEY! o q per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market
for short bills is lhs per cent; for three
months bills, IA per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Cheyenne, Wyoming, sep
tember 4 lsO5-Sealed proposals. IN UIp.i-
cate. will be received at this office unit
$50 a. m. mountain time, Thursday. sep
tember g. lsO9 at which time they will be
opened M public. FOR construction. plumb
ing steam heating, electric wiring and fiN-
lures Of one ID set of quarters tuy civilian
teamsterS plan No. -5S al Fort -. A. Rus
sell wyoming Plans and specifications
for the inspection Of bidders are on Tile
in this office. also in the office of the
chief 4uartermastel Department OF the
Missouri omaha. Nebraska, chief quarter
master. Department Of the Colorado. Den
YER Colorado and the office Of tue see
retary Of the Builders exchange. 81. Pau.
Minnesota. The government reserves the
right TO reject or accept any o. all bids
or any part thereof. Envelopes contain
ing proposals should be endorsed Pro
posals Tor Construction. etc. Of Quarers
tor Civilian TcamsteTs Al Fort ID. A lsus-
sell NvominE and addressed to y. n.
Hart captain Fifteenth lnfsuut, Aching
Quartermastcr. L. : \. ion charge OF
Construction Room 8. Keefe Hall Cne,-
ennc. Wyoming. S5-,-N-9-2l--@
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
Receipts Of Cattle Large So Far This
Week
HOGS OPEN STEADY, CLOSE LOWER
Fat sheep Easter, Fat lambs Quarter
Lower for TIVE Days-Feeders
In Very Good Demand
and steady.

The following table shoWE cne receipts
Of cattle, hogs and sheep At south Omaha
for the year to date. compared with last
year: tsN IQe. Inc. Dec
Cattle ......... flO.E6 615,OS4 Sa-0- .......
Hogs .........l.11l SIS l,S95. 6s ...... l24Lt-
sheep ........l2S2. .OS0 iSoo. 100 ...... $500
Tne following table shows the average
price OF hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons;
pate lsoa. lsoS 1907 1905 1856. 1904. 1908
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-07
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR A settlement
Conciliatory Attitude Maintained in
Both Sides in Chicago Car
Controversy.

Chicago, Aug. 7.-Moves looking to-
ward peace instead of the threatened
,treet car strike were made rapidly to-
lay. Conferences between the presi-
dent of the street car companies and
representatives of the employees were
acid, and on all sides conciliatory at
titude was maintained.
Chicago, H., Aug. Important
concessions will be granted to the
street railway employees, which, it is
claimed will avert the threatened
5trike The details of the companies
offer of an advance will be determin-
ed in a conference with the union S
committee.
The maximum scale of 80 cents an
nour demanded by the men will be
granted by the companies, it is said,
provided they are given two years to
reach that limit and the employees
will sign a 3-year contract. The
companies insist that to give a full
Increase now, during the rehabilia
tion of the lines, is a financial i'm
possibility.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-07
SOLDIERS MUTINY
Revolt in Two Regiments
Causes Fresh Alarm to
Swedish Government.
STRIKE SEEMS WEAKENED
Some of the Men Return to Work but
Larger Bodies Are Called Out
by the Officers.

Stockholm, Aug. THE Swedish
troops IN the northern part of the
country have mutinied, and the gsv-
ernment is much concerned. Two reg
iments. one at Falun and the other dt
oolleftea. are affected. The mutinous
troops have been confined to the bar
racks. The executive committee of
the Swedish union today decided to
call out all the printers throughout
the kingdom.
The food situation shows no inn
provement today. The strike con-
.inues Hopes of yesterday that the
men would withdraw from their ex-
treme attitude have not been full
filled
Situation RcIaxes.
Stockholm, Aug THE tense situ-
alton arising from the general strike
proclaimed few days ago seemed TO
be relaxing last night. The grave
iiggers returned to work yesterday af-
ternoon and dissension is apparent in
the ranks of the other strikers. The
employers of some of the largest plants
IN Stockholm announce that their men
will return to work Monday
1t is reported that the central fed
Grafton of the trades unions has re-
quested the government to mediate in
the present crisis, but this is denied
by the chairman of the federation. NJ.
Won Sydow, president of the employ
ers' federation, declared last night that
Intervention by the government would
be without result, as the differences
between The men aud the employers
we're too great TO be settled in such a
manner. The National Labor Union
published a statement in last evenings
newspapers disapproving the strike of
he electric light and gas workers.
Want others to Join.
At a meeting of the strikers yester-
day a demand was made that the rail
road, postal, telegraph and telephone
employees and the printers join the
movement The meeting was peace
full, and neither soldiers nor police
nen, except few detectives, were
present The authorities took the pre-
aution of watching the assemblaSe
through telescopes from captive bal
loon that was in telephone communi
cation with military and police head
quarters.
After singing the "Marseillaise" the
strikers dispersed TO the woods ant
had picnic lunch
British to Aid Strikers.
London, Aug. THE strike in Swe
len is exciting the sympathy of British
Torkmen. The lockers union an
bounced yesterday that it intends Il
| organize a national fund to aid thei
| scandinavian comrades
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-07
Construction in Manehu-
ria May Prseipitate
Oriental War.
POWERS ARE NOTIFIED
Railway Line Will Give Nippo-
neSe StrategicaI Advantage
on the Continent.

Peking, Aug I'm defiance of the
protestations of China, Japan today 5e-
gan the construction of the Antung-
Mukden railroad. The work was start
ed by Japanese engineers and construc-.
tors who have been awaiting the out
come of the negotiations for severaI
months, simultaneously at each end of
The line. They acted on instructions
from Toxic.
Notifies Powers.
Toxic, Aug. Japan yesterday Off
cially notified the powers of its inten-
tion to proceed Immediately with re-
constructing and improving the An
tung Mullden railroad without the con-
sent of China, diplomatic negotiations
having failed to overcome Chinese op-
position
This line was built by Japan during
the war with Russia. Afterward a
treaty was signed with China under
the terms of which Japan was to be
permitted to reconstruct or trans
form' this line, use it for Is years and
then turn it over to China.
The distance from Antung to Muk-
den is about $50 miles. The country
traversed is rich and the line val
liable commercially, but one of the
main advantages gained from recon
struction will be the fact of through
communication from Fusan in south
ern Corea to Mukden and thence 10
the main trans-Siberian line and so to
St. Petersburg and London.
Line Valuable StrategicaIly.
With an eight hour sea trip from
Japan 70 -Fusan. the existing line from
Fusan to AntUng. the through connec-
ton made possible by the new line 70
Mukden, the trip from Toxic to the
capitals of Europe would be mater
tally shortened. Furthermore, the line
is strategically valuable to Japan.
1t is to make through traffic possible
that Japan wants to change the An
tung- Mukden line from the 'existin,,
narrow gauge to the standard gauge
now in use in Corea from Fusan to
Antung and from Mukden to the west
ward
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-07

er and Gretchen Seipelt, young
German couple who were held up by
the immigration officials at New York
because they were travelling as man
and wife although not married, will
be admitted to this country provided
they get married at Ellis island.
The two young people claimed that
they could not get married secretly
in Germany and it was their inten-
tion to have The ceremony performed
as soon as they arrived in New York.
Both were well provided with funds
and appeared to be above the aver.
age of intelligence among immi-
grants.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-08-07

Judge Clarkson, and said that he was
happy that he had been found.
He was located by 5ohn Burns, who
was employed by H. g. Simmons,
president of the Simmons Manufac-
turing company Mr. Burns had been
trailing the missing man through
Iowa for two weeks, and he was close
behind him when he was informed
by l.. A. Haynes, q. farmer living near
Sabula, that he believed Judge Clark
son had applied TO him for work on
July 20 and -had-9heen. turned. away
because the haying was finished.
Remembered the Judge.
Mr.. Haynes had seen a picture of
Judge Clarkson in a Chicago newspa-
per. He remembered him as Mr.
Doolittle, man who had worked for
son disappeared from his home in
Omaha.
Perhaps the most puZzling phase
of Judge Clarkson's case is the fact,
as he states it, that while suffering
from lack of memory of his true
identity he had an incessant desire
to do manual labor. 1t was the same
unaccountable desire that held him
8 years ago, up to the time he was
found working in a sawmill at Clin-
ton, Iowa.
Judge Clarkson will arrive at Ke.
nosha this morning. His wife was
| overjoyed when informed that the
judge had been found.