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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

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Wort o@iit" tru9cnGcn Gillette perle.
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Charles i. Gang bon Nr, CPS, Meit.
Baltimore troBc, pom Eoli5ciriftar at
Sarge Saul %rSobonnien 9citerll I'M
mcItlid)elt StOtionsbaltle Dem @e-
rid)t0ueriobrcn iibermicien unh &c.
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0eonlctcr mnd)t an ailbcrer Stclc
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rclie iinb.
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Dem Vol Der ncllen Eumpcn . Stu.
ton an Der Gait Sails 1tno GuItcrlls
Ipcnlc iulroen geitcrn Morgcn orci
@onn pcrlebt. 9er llnioll iuilroc oo.
0llrf pcritriod)t, boB cin NIT Groe be-
laocncr @chGltcr lid bon Dem Grobt.
lcil loSloitc ul0 olti sic brci Mtdrmcr
binobItiir5tc. Gic decentralization iino
Scrr WilIion SfoS, - Sabre alt,
BON Nr. 15l, @cit- NinItrdGc; Mols
ter Carton, 81 Sabre alt, Don 9ir. DIG,
Fotop&coItroBc, @eltport, mo ,SObn
Hobilion, 81 Sabre olt, bon 9tr. 22l,
EotapScoItroBc, @citport. 9tac orei
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Dem nStaotzS olpitol" SIT begebcn,
ipoiel6lt lie, lod)oem lire Mulloen
ucrblln0cn luarclL crtlnlIen ipllr0cll.
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5crt, mclfeS geitern Nbenb IN Dem
vEcaboop . Gonierpotorium gegebcn
iunr0c, luor cine re1t o~ngcuebnlt
itluiituliidc llntcrboltung, ullb Die
3llborcrifoit mar cine goil5 bc6clt.
tenb grobc.
"Gcut d . II ngoriiher2 lie,
oerfron5." Ger yGeuti6 I'm.
9ariider 2ieoerfror5" bielt gcitern
III 1ranj Sucob's Safe, Gr. 1923,
Wealonltrabe, inter Seitung Oea 81.
rigcnten Silbert Stripped Die lp0d,ent.
lid)c Singitunoc ob. Sn ser @c.
if)1itsiibnng, III lueld)er YrGiiocnt
Sdtlsl. Braun Den &oriiB uno Scfre.
tar Sobn Bald ooS ErotofoQ fiibrte,
iuuroe eil Mitglieo oufgeionmcn Ii.
beif)loiicn, belltc Nbcno einen Serren.
I6eno 81 peranitolten.
Sncorporirt. - Tic Bartlett
3apporo GompanD lit nit eincm aa.
pitol bon $1,5OO,00O bon ber> Serrcr
&. Bartlett Sopnoro, 9aiiiel 6
Gonflin, !Solpnro Bruce, all6ert 9
@. Gem, Grneit u. Hobbins, So6r
6. Semnes, @nt. u. Morbiirg mn
Wn, Jea Sobnion, irni., incorporir:
iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

MOrtaoeqa-Nnrit, Eieffcr-Mnrit
nnS 3uiebel.s4nrit, moblbcfannte
Selifafe1en. Cir idrneden 5eoem,
Der tic je seseisa. aT @erindjt lie!
SnpSer, 757-759 2erinstun-W nrft.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
%eraabrng rinss Sabnsnsss il
,Sulua.

9anicr Snnction, Sa.. 80.
april. 3pei peripescne HGuber
iiberfieIet seitern Wod,t einen Toiia.
gier5ng DER n&ortbern Gociiic.g abn"
bret Ncileil oitlid BON bier. Bic
Sofoniotiuc nn,o Der Yoitfuaggolt
iunroen Dor benz ii6rigen 3beil ocs
3uges ~abgeloit, uro Der 2ofomotiu.
iii6rer muBte nit oen 9anoiten oil
9oro lpeiter iabren. Ger 5elegra-
pbilt aif Der bieligen Station iab
Die 2ofomotioc ulto Den Yoltlpoggon
porbei raien nnb ihopite iofort Der.
ooft, bdB ein roiiberiid,er l1e6erion
iiattseilusoe,t Batte. Die geboroei1
uurOen teIegrapbiif benadridtist
uno boIo nobm einc b~erpafiucte
80 " + MALI 1f-rf .a.LNrHEa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

I@bGe6en. - Sm sitter bon Ct
Sobrcn Itorb oeitern Sr. Wi6ael
MilQcr, @otte bon 6rau eliiabctb
Wijacr. Gie SeerOigrng finoet ant
Wontag Morgeu pom Srauerbouie.
Nr. :, -@oibinator. 2 trabe, aus
ltatt. lin 40 llbr miro in Ser ct.
MISUNDERSTANDING cine Geauiem.W eIie
fir ooS Sce!enbeil oes gutidlaienen
cclcbrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

" Ter ySeiien . Garmlt1oter.
Nerein" bGlt ant fomnenoen 9ien.
tag abeno i'll ieinem gereinslofole,
Nr. 1921, Orleans.S traBc, icine bier.
teljdbrIife S~criammlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

Untcr i6mcrcr An dJ II [.
0tanng. - EoIijciridter S'9tcia
ilbcrmic9 G~cItcrn Nod)mittog ocn 81
Sabre oltcn 6ronf &clp bon Ir.
SO, Silo.9onOitroBc, negen eircS
nngebllten rnlittlidcn gli,griifS oui
bic udt Sobre nltc gcrnboroinc
AbcnolhcirL lodltcr bon 6rnu Wabel
Hbenold)ein BON 9tr. 3t4, Siio.
Srodomap, Dem 8cri6tSperiabrcn.
6tnor5iellcS. - Nm onoerer
Stelle oes ~Geutid)cn Correspondent
ten" lino Die 6inon5nusrueiic Der
v3mcitcn giotionul. 9ant," Der Grit.
ten National' 9onf," Der .9tationol.
Grdonac 9nnt" uno Der .Ncrfonts
HotiOnol-9o ongejcigt, in iueld,ell
pom 8eldaitalcuten rllno SO, 600
reponirt iin6.
Die StraBell6nbn > 8eicQidait
5etgt an onoerer Steae ocs ,Gelrt.
ld)en Gorreiponoentcn" an, oof, tic
berelt IT. Die 3itien aif bier Aulei.
ben bcrtc ~oitsju5oblcn. .
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der 9elcgentlid zines Glsfluss eincn
Wnnit crId)lug intb 81 5fpci Sabre,l
@efdngniB bcrnrtbeilt puroc, begna.
bigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Nrncrifa'S Eatriutcn.

,SohrcSGonpcntiou Scr nSobnc ser
ol1erifoniihen Nenollltiou" irl
,9clucocrc.6otcl" Wtcbrcrc
Suroert Gclcgntcn.-Iic oS0d,
ter" porcu olth obei.-Guroinol
@ibbou3 bei Scr Gr0ffmtnq.
Baltimore bot bic Gbre, %olgenblifr
lid Die Nertretcr 0cS omcrifuniidleu
oblollcl NlllteS" jt bcbcrbergelt. Sn
o9elpcoercs &otcl" toOte gcItern bic
5ipouBi9'tc Gonocntion Der o9tutionas
len @eicllld)oIt ser Sobnc ser Nnlc
rituuiid)cu Rcpollltion," Scr notiirlid)
mir lold)e 9cuor5ugtc o%ltgch0rcn f0ll.
men, 0ercn &orioGrel id)on Dor oei
&epolutionS aticgcn cinGcuanocrt
morel1. Die oS0hnc" limo bon ben
yG0dtcrn ser N~cuotution." elmer
Gbnlid]cn @cicQid)oft, Die sum- 9roBell
Sbeil ans @ottilncn mo So@tern
Der nS0bnc" beItebt, bcgleitet. Del
Ser Gr0iinuug Der Contention oltrd)
0cn @enerol-F rGiiocltcn Mid)ter Sp.
Stod6riONc bon Baltimore mar Gar
oilal 0ibbonS inn Cardinals Srnut
5llgcacu; cr iprud ooS G%r0ifnun0S.
@ebct. WoDor Wtabool biclt oic Be
miQfommllngSsN niprodc. Sn Ieiltcr
SobreSbotihoit iugtc General FrGii.
bent Stodbri00e, Der Tcrcin babe
jest 1850 Mitglieocr. Sclltc iucr.
Den @oilpernenr SilGbeS bon Nelps
Dorf mo @ouDcrncllr Sort bon Nclu.
Scriep erluartct mo Elm 0eiltd) Scr
St1ot@6mlptltoot gnnopoli@ ltcbt oitI
Dem Frogromnl. @ouocrllcur Gro.
tier" miro oic @ciudJcr in %iciller
Nlnt@luoblutltg 6cnirtbcn. !
GonOcntton Scr Sraucn.
Cine oIlbcrc Convention 9loub(,i-
tiger rono I'M oNrunocl Glub" oil Scr
Gdc bon Charles. mo Goocr.S traBe
Itatt, ndntliG Die Scr .Wturplono
Statc Sc6crotion Of @omet'$
Clubs. Srou Benjamin q. Gorfron
milr6c 3ltr E~rGiioentin crpGblt; lie
lit YrGii0entin oc9 S5rouclI,Glu5S BON
Nolnno.Forf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

Bon monropia. M,S., frii4 a.ftIa1tete
Sibncr, l64c. pro 9flno.
10 Bib. q fbneepetbes Wiehl. 29e.
Rutito, Saiais ODER Stodb0l. 20t. bic aarne
Teite fife Wlild, ritt dbgerabmi. i$c. bus
Guurt. 81
Neiile irifde 9utiermiIdr, &c. Quart.
Stmierfafe. Sc. Vint; @iu Snbne gratis.
Sjrtihee Nruhheutieifd. ISc. Rfuno.
fSriid1e 9dia31ringe, gc.~SuBeno.
tUiciSiilctl ans Der gtiib!e non ~. =. Garrett.
Stodlnuo, ARb.. bic bette Sorte. tei iueih
2hsc. Rio. 8 Mo. pc. t,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
NAN LOSES LIFE IN
SUBWAY RECOVERING CANE.

NEW DIRK, Oct. 29.-While trying to
a cane which his mother had
given him upon being graduated from
Columbia University. Sylvan Living
ston, % years of age, jumped in front
of an express train al the Seventy
second street station of the subway
early today, and was instantly killed.
Two of the young mems friends who
were with him. disappeared, and 1t
was several hours before he was identi-
fled. A score of women saw the acci-
dent.
Livingston, with his companions, had
been to a theatre uptown. and got of
a local train at the Seventy-second
street station in order to board an
express. While Joking with his friends
the cane slipped from Livingston's
hand and fell on the express tracks. A
train was just coming into the station.
but. despite warnings, the young man
jumped from the platform to the
track. He seized the cane and was
climbing back on the platform when
the train struck him.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES,

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSBY-To Chiara
Zanelli. as ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate of
Domenico Zanelll, deceased:
BY virtue OF an order of the Court OF Chan
Gerry of New Jersey made on the twenty eighth
day OF October, nineteen hundred and nine, in
q cause wherein the First Italian Building and
Loan Association of the State OF New Jersey,
a corporation, is complainant, and you, Chiara
zanelli, as Administrative OF the estate OF
Domenico Zanelli. deceased William Traudt,
Alfonso Del Guerclo, Desiderata Del Guercio,
Achille V. Megaro, Stephen L. Iaroli. Jeannette
V. Belfatto, Individually and AS guardian of
the person and estate of Ernest V. A. Belfatto,
a lunutic. and Ernest Y. A. Belfatto are de-
PENDANTS. you are required to appear. plead.
answer or demur to the bill OF said complainant
on or before the twenty-ninth day OF December
next. or in default the said bill win be taken as
confessed against you.
The said bill is filed to foreclose a certain
mortgage given by one Marie Garin to the First
Italian Building and Loan Association OF the
state OF New Jersey, a corporation. dated Sep
TENDER first, nineteen hundred and four. TO
lands situate In the Township OF Belleville,
County OF Essex and State OF New Jersey, and
YOU are made a defendant in said suit because
YOU obtained two udgment one in the New
Jersey Supreme Court and the other in the
Second District Court of the City OF Newark,
County Of Essex. against Ernest v. A. Belfatto
Ito whom the said premises were subsequently,
Judgment some interest In the lands and prem
ises covered by the aforesaid mortgage.
Dated October 20. 1909.
CASIMIRO SCOPPETTONE.
Solicitor OF Complainant,
1853 Broad street.
Prudential Building,
"ctssnovo.is,ls% Newark. N. ).
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29

STAR WANT ADS HIRING RESULTS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
CLEVELAND STORE, SCENE
OF HOLOCAUST, IS BURNED.

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2s.-The s. a.
hresge q Co five and ten-cent notion
store on Ontario street was destroyed
by fire today. On July 8. 1908, eight
persons were burned to death i n a IRE
IN the same store. caused by an ak
plosion Of fireworks.
Today's blaze followed closely on a
fire last night which destroyed tie
severance block on West Third street.
a four-story brick structure, causing =
loss of $4,000.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
REULBAcH MAY BE GIANT.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-It was un-
officially announced here last night
that Edward F. Reulbach, n of the
star pitchers of the Chicago Nationals,
has been secured by Manager McGraw.
of the New York National League
team, for the campaign of 1910. The
addition of Reulbach to the Giants
squad OF twirlers is said to be a part
Of the deal whereby New York trades
Pitcher Wiltse and a Substantial check
Chicago Nationals for Johnny
King. the catcher who refused to play
with Chicago last season.
stan CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BEST.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29

shortest murder trial in the history Of
the county. The case was begun at
1890 a M, n in less than an hour
the State closed its case. The defense
consumed n hou and twenty min
utes. Decou. in his defense, testified
that they a been drinking and that
a quarrel followed over a bottle of
whiskey; that yasturio threatened him
with a knife and cut him, and that IN
self-defense he dealt him a fatal blow
with an iron bar.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
MRS. CLARENCE MACKAY
SUED BY HAMMERSTEIN.
He Wants S., O for Use of
Manhattan Orchestra.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-Oscar Ham
merstein has begun suit against Mrs.
Clarence II. Mackay in the Supreme
Court to recover 5000 for the services
of Mr.. Campanini and the Manhattan
Opera House Orchestra on the night of
Sunday, January 81. 1909, at the Mac
kay town house. Az Madison n
Mr.. Hammerstein said today that
he had SEM bills to Mrs. Mackay sew
eral times. and even had sem his son
to talk the matter over with her. but
she refused to be seen.
Mr.. Hammerstein understands that
Mrs. Mackay paid several hundred dol
lars TO the members of the orchestra
and that she gave Mr.. Campanini a
diamond pin and a gold-headed baton.
Mr.. Hammerstein, however. didn't get
a cent or anything.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
JURY ACQUITS FARMER
OF NUMBERING FRIEND.

MAYS LANDING. Oct. 2s.-The jury
hearing the testimony in the trial Of
Daniel Decou. a farmer residing near
Hammonton. who was charged with
the murder of Francesca vasturio,
after celebrating four hours returned
with a verdict of not guilty.
The accusations were disposed of
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29

Saturday we will offer regular
2sc briar pipes at toc each.
These pipes have straight or bent
stems-hard rubber, bone or am
beroid mouth pieces. an
Regularly 25c each, on UC
sale special tomorrow :. IN
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
Girls Wool Dresses
Towels and TOweIing

Very Heavy Bleaohed Turkish Towels,
double yarn weave, fine for the
bath, size 20x 40; worth lsc each. FAC
Linen TowelIngs for hand or Kitchen
use, III bleached or u~nbleached, IS -
inches Vile, fast sewage and bor- s05C
ders; regular l c yard ............ w
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29

Mannish style gloves made of
the finest. quality imported Cape
skins, in the newest shades of
tan. Made with English thumbs
and Prix seams. One clasp
fasteners. All sizes from IN
81 to IN; regular 100 /VH
gloves, Saturday, pair ~
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
Child's Coats

Fancy black plush coats for
children of from 2 to 5 wears of
age. Double breasted style
with rolling collars and cuffs fin
nished with cut steel buttons.
Well made 90 val - m
ues IN sale Saturday
SPECIAL at -. OsVV
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29

star CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BEST.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
House Dresses, Wrappers

House Dresses and Wrappers, slightly
shaded house dresses and wrappern made
of good quality hannelette, in navy blue
and gray. These garments are prettily
f Si% % %idis s'P ssi4ss; T regular slns'n 1.ss,, soc
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
Laces and Nets

Fine imitation rat-tail braided effects
on Allover Nets In white, tan, 4 p "a
gray, navy, black; value $500 per 10y
yaio' 49,. =.
A o 200 yards Fine Tucked All.
overs, made on brussels net In 10
black and white only; value $i.0O we
and $l.o0 per yard, at, ...,
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
Boys Suits and Overcoats

Made OF good wearing materials In
suits, In sizes from 5 to IS years. Over
coats are In Russian and REFER styles,
from 3 to i2years- All garments are cut
full, strongly lined, and tailored 4 10
as the best garments are; value L.y0
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-10-29
Mems Night Shirts

These garments are made OF extra
heavy outing flannel cloth in a large va
riety OF colorings and patterns. They are
cut extra large size in bodies, 80 iu
inches long, extra well made and Aye
finished; reg. price 69c, sale price
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
CANNOT Be HONEST
He ASSERTS
FORMER PASTOR SAYS IT Is I'M
POSSIBLE TO LEAD AN
HONEST LIFE.

Lawrence, Kan. Oct. 2.-''I don't be
iieve a minister of the gospel can
lead on honest life nowadays" was the
statement made by Rev. ID. H Car
rick. who has resigned from the pas
torate Of the North Lawrence Chris
tian church and become street rail-
way conductor.
THE public never sees behind the
screen of the pastors home" said
Garrick. ''or it might realize the trials
and griefs which the pastor and his
wife are forced to bear. A minister's
wife cannot even make a pretence of
dressing ordinarily we'll or the people
will think they are paying the pastor
too much, or that he ought to save
part of his salary and give it to mis-
sions. He cannot put on a pair of
patent leather shoes without every
person who has contributed the small
est mite toward his salary looking at
them as If to say I helped pay for
those shoes: there's where our money
goes
No. sir. | don't believe a minister
can live a real honest life
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
MARKET MOVEMENTS
OF THE DAY

New York, Oct. 2.-United States
Steel continued to hold the center of
attention in todays stock market. but
its making further new record prices
did not carry the whole market up
ward. Expectation of poor bank state
ment had some restraining force on
the general movement, but the move
ment in United states Steel itself
caused some feelings of distrust.
There is growing conjecture of some
special development I'm prospect aside
from the prosperous trade conditions
To account for the rapid approach of
this per cent industrial dividend
stock To par. The conjecture evident
ly aims To adjust itself To the high
price Of both the preferred and COM
mon stocks and the contrary tendency
in the price of the company's sink
ing bonds. which have shown some de-
cline while the stocks were breaking
previous records. A distribution in
the form of bonus out of the cap
italization of the Gary plant of the
corporation was n favorite form of
speculative surmise concerning steel.
a surmise which had no official coun-
tenance To back it. Atchison also
made n new high record with the ap-
proach of the dividend meeting. There
were other points of strength I'm the
list. including the newly-listed Pacific
Coast Telephone stocks. With II loan
market on Saturday the state Of the
call money market here was not dis
closed. The bank statements disclosed
much heavier cash decrease than
previous estimates had indicated.
Bonds We're heavy. Total sales. (par
value), sa.5n4. 600.
United States bonds We're unchanged
on call for the week.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03

MILITARY SURGEONS
TO MEET
IMPORTANT GATHERING OF MED
icA. MEN is SCHEDULED
FOR THIS WEEK.

Washington. Oct. 3.-Representatives
of IL governments will attend the
eighteenth annual meeting Of the AS
sociation of Military Surgeons OF The
United States to be held in this city
next week.
Frcm the United States viii be med
ical officers of the army. the navy,
the public health and marine hospitar
service and other national organiZa-
tions. The sessions will be the mos,
important held in years.
England has designated Sir Alfred
keogh. director of the army medicar
service. and James Porter. director
general of the medical service of tho
navy. to attend. Guatemala. Honduras.
Italy. Japan. Mexico. Canada. France
China. the Netherlands and Germany
have all designated delegates.
Among the unique papers To be read
is one on the stopping power and the
shock effects of u different kinds OF
bullets from pistols and revolvers.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
PRINCE IS DELAYED
BY MANY M|SHAPS

Berlin, Oct. Grown Prince Fred
eriek. whose wife gave birth To Il son
the night of September 80. was pre-
vented by a series of mishaps from
reaching home in time for the event
The crown prince had heen hunting
in the forests of pomerana. A courier
sent out to bring him in reached his
side just after he had brought down a
stag. The crown prince FASTENED To
the hunting lodge and started for home
at nightfali in an automobile. The ma
chine baked and several hours were
lost in affecting repairs. The crown
prince then became lost on the forest
roads i'm Il fog. He finally reached
home at Il. m. of October l and was
greeted ut his door with the news tha,
a son lad been born five hours earlier
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
MRS. STETSON OUSTED
FROM SCIENCE CHURCH

Boston. Oct. 2.-Alfred Farlow. chair
man of the committee on publication
of the Firse Church Of Christian Scien-
lists. today confirmed a report that
Mrs. Augusta Il. Stetson of New York
had been dismissed from the body of
Christian Scientists. Mr.. Farlow de-
clined to comment on the case, but in
reply to question as to the effect
of the action on members Of the
church. he said:
Il hope they will receive it in a
Christian manner. Mr.. Stetson was one
of the most influential members of the
church, and had been referred to as a
possible successor to Mrs. Mary Baker
G. Eddy as head of the organization.
1t is alleged that Mrs Stetson has
been teaching erroneous doctrines
and because of this and other alleged
irregular practices the board of direc-
| tors of the church voted to dismiss
her.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. oct. s.-Shorts bid wheat
nr | cent today and the market closed
steady Trading was listless the great
CT part of the day. Sentiment was
inclined to be bullish during the first
half because of southwestern weather
conditions which We're extremely fav-
orable for the seeding of the winter
crop, and because af continued liberal
northwestern receipts. December
wheat ranged between ss4 ii asssc and
sl.o0as. The market closed almost a,
the top with December at sl.004 q
sl.0oas
Notwithstanding a break Of lac in
cash corn the option market rallied
sharply during the final hour and
closed at net gains of tsmiac.
After considerable early short sell
ing oats rallied and closed firm. IA
Ac To FsM1c highe..
Provisions Mere strong nearly all
day. Prices ut the close were un-
changed tn 17Lc higher.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. oct. Receipts es-
timated At 400; market steady: beeves.
si.iasts.i0: Texas steers. saao1 ). 10.
western steers. siI7: stockers and
feeders. s3.l5I5..5: cows and heifers,
s2.i0a6; calves. s1m9.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000:
market steady: light. sT-5afts.45: mixed.
j.. .,eogt s.i6: heavy. S7.5oas.io: rough.
s.-5aa7.75: good tn choice heavy. s1.15
Isia: pigs, sG,iGI.,3o: bulk of sales,
s. 7.s0sIs.-5
sheap-Receipts estimated at 1.0a4:
market steady: native. s2.s5st5: west
ern. S4.15m5: yearlings 81 50ais-5a:
lambs. native. si--5H1-25. western. si-Sf
ass.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
ELLIS INDICTED.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. .2.-Pulasaski
county grand jury today returned an
indictment against w. f. Ellis. charg
ing him with murder in the first de-
gree for killing \. p. Willis of In
dianapolis, in the circuit courtroom in
the city several months ago.
The shooting took place in the pres
ence of United States Senator Davis.
attorney for Willis, who was endeav-
oring to gain possession of'a child from
Mrs. Ellis. the former wife of Willis.
Ellis was released on bond shortly
after the tragedy.
The Daily Missoulian., 1909-10-03
DECIDES TO CONTINUE
AGGRESSIVE FIGHTING

Madrid, Oct, Alt is understood here
that the government, after consulta- =
tion with Commander Marina. has de-
clded to continue aggressive opera
tions against the Moors.
Re-snfareements to the number OF
$4,000 will be sent to Africa and Il.
regiment of lancers has already left
Mount Guruga will be permanently
occupied. and in addition the Spaniarcs
viii hold a big piece of territory with
Tetuan as II base until the payment
by Morocco of an indemnity of $40
nun, 600.