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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
De ARM()ND
IS BUR|ED D
All Butler Mourns Over
the Loss of the
Statesman.

Butler. Mo. Nov. 26.-Hundreds of
prominent public men Of Missouri and
many from outside the state joined the
citizens OF Butler today in paving re-
spect TO the memory of the late Rep
resentative David A DeArmond. who
met A tragic death here last Tuesday
in vain effort 10 save the life OF
his favorite grandson. David A.
mourning
The bodies of both victims were bur
led In the local cemetery In one cas-
ket, following simple services at the
Methodist Episcopal church. where
the late Congressman had been a mem
ber. The burial services were in
charge OF the Masonic lodge.
No such honor and show Of affec-
tion for departed citizen had been
displayed in Missouri in many years
The coffin was banked high with flor
al emblems and the little church was
crowded until not another person
could have entered. Crowds OF mourn
ers literally blocked the streets lead
ing to the church and hundreds fol-
lowed the bodies to the cemetery and
stood about the grave.
Among the mourners, members OF
the family of the late congressman.
who had come from a distance were
Edward H. DeArmond. a son Of the
dccedent. who is an instructor At
West Point. and two brothers. Will
lam DeArmond Of Chicago and James
DeArmond of Davenport. Iowa. The
only missing member of the family
was lieutenant George w. w. Dear
mond. another son. now serving with
the army in the Philippines.
Governor Herbert S. Hadley. EX-
governors. Jos w Folk and AlexaD-
der Dockery. the members OF the Mis-
souri delegation to the national house
If representatives. Senators William
Warner and William ]. Stone of Nils
souri,. and the committees appointed
by Speaker Cannon and Vice-presirent
Sherman TO attend the funeral. were
among the distinguished persons pres
eut. One of the active pail bearers
was Representative w. A. Jones of
Warsaw. Va. Representative Dear
rlond and Representative Jones en-
tered congress at the same time and
for years they had been intimate
friends
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SON OF A DUKE FOUND
IN A WOUNDED CONDITION

Richmond. Cal, Nov. pa young
man who claims TO be Marquis Robert
de Courselle. son OF Duke Philip Louis
de Bordeaux former surgeon-in-chief
of the French army. was found wound
ed by a pistol shot yesterday on a
desolate marsh near Point Orient He
was taken TO a hospital and Is ex-
pected 10 recover. Physicians declare
that he may he the victim OF the Pan
anna fever. He declared that the
shooting was accidental. but his stor-
les were conflicting
Mutilated cards and other evidences
Of an attempt to hide his identity were
found on the Young mans clothes. a
number of cards were found bearing
the name OF the Marquis de Courselle
and in an upper corner the words:
"On observation tour of Europe. ST.
IBERIA. Africa, South America and
North America
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| VO DEATHS
IN A FEUD
Mother and Daughter
Are Shot Down by
a Posse.

Williamson. w Va. Nov. 26.-Fir-
Ing from the doorway of their home
ON a sherlff's posse. TO give their
father and brother time 10 escape.
Mrs. Charles Daniels and her l6-year
daughter, were shot to death yester.
day near Devon, Mingo county, by the
officers.
The shooting of MIS-. Daniels and
her daughter grew out of family feud
between the Christians and Daniels.
on the border OF Kentucky and West
Virginia. The Christians lived in
Mingo county, w Va, and the Daniels
In Pike county, Ky. About three
weeks ago. George Christian ventured
TO the Kentucky side and was slain
by Jim Daniels Christian and Dan.
iols were brothers-in-law and had for
merly been allies
After the killing Of Christian. the
two families aud their friends became
involved, The Christians obtained
warrants for Jim Daniels and his
brother Charles. and led a posse of
Pike county officers to the home Of
The Daniels. When the officers ap-
preached within a few feet Of the
home. Mrs Daniels and her daughter
opened fire with rifles. one of the
rossc receiving a bullet In the arm.
The Christians returned the fire. Mrs.
Daniels was shot down In the door.
way. but the daughter stood over hor
mothers body and fired upon the
posse. until she dropped dead across
her mother. pierced by three bullets
The officers closed in. but by for.
ieiting their lives. the mother and
daughter had 50 effectually covered
the retreat Of their father and brother
that the latter made their escape.
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SPEAKER CANNON WOULD LIKE
TO KICK THE PROGRESSIVES

Kansas CITY, Nov. 26.-'Do YOU
know that eighteen months ago. next
to Roosevelt, whom I consider a very
great man and most excellent press
agent, ! was the most popular man in
the country? Yes. SIR. with tho news.
papers and magazines | was tho most
popular man In the country"
Thus spoke Joseph G. Cannon. the
speaker OF the national house OF rep
resentatives. upon his arrival here to-.
day. Speaker Cannon VIII be tho
principal speaker al tho dinner OF the
knife and Fork club hero tonight.
"Oh. know all right what has caus-
ed the change continued the speak
or. "Bnt | couldn't have done any
differently. II WAS impossible 10 take
any other stand on this matter OF the
tariff.
II only wish that / were a greater
man than / am Mr. Cannon said,
"and | would Kick such men as these
progressives on the face Of the earth.
! I'm an old man. 73 years OF age. and
some day Will have 10 go 10 the scrap
heap. but when / do no one can say
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MAY NEE I IN
SAL I LAKE
"Tex' Richard Is Bid
ding for the Jeffries-
johnson Fight.

Chicago. Nov 26-Bearing a certi-
fed check for $4,000 10 be applied
on bid for the ,Ieffries-Tohnson
championship battle, G.. L. Rickard OF
Goldneld New. whIsked through town
Yesterday en- route To Philadelphia for
conference with Jeffries. Tho man
who engineered the Gans-Nclson com
bat. an affair of hstic history. is after
the heavyweight contest. and is en-
thusiastic over his prospects.
II am going to land that fight" said
Rickard during his stop-oyer here, III
money and protection can secure IT..
II | get The fight the battle Will be. in
all probability. held in Salt Lake City.
Utah We have things arranged. I
have the certified check In my pock-
ct for s25000 and certified order to
hid as high as 100000 for tho fight"
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AND POPE
PLEASE TWO ARTISTS

New York, Nov 26-Adolph Muller
Trey Of this city. who has been
abroad painting n portrait OF Emperor
William OF Germany. and Francisco
Finnocchiara, who has completed
similar task for Pope Plus X, have
Just returned TO this country Mr..
Urey states that the kaiser was an
ideal subject. giving him as many SIT
tings as required and always pleasant
and helpful The portrait which was
painted for Herman Rldder of this
city. has been retained by tho kaiser
for priyate exhibition for 2 short time.
Flnnocchiara. who several years
ago painted a picture OF Pope Leo
XIII. declared that the difference be
tween the two popcs was remarkable.
While Pope Leo seemed TO be austcre
end perhaps autocratic al times. he
said that Pope Plus was such plain
and simple man that "onc almost Tor
gets he Us In the presence of the heao
OF the Roman Catholic church
Mr. Finnocciara's painting IS In
tended for tho Vatican galleries.
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CAP TURES
A BURGLAR
Then Gives Him a
Thanksgiving Dinner
on Doorstep

Chicago. Nov. 26. - Miss Leona
Bryse. aged 20, discovered a burglar
trying 10 force open the door OF her
home. He was using an iron bar. She
seized him by the throat. forcing him
tn the ground. A private watchman
came to her assistance and then II was
discovered that the burglar was
youth.
Il am so hungry. miss" said the
boy. II have no home and no friends
and this is Thanksgiving. | was try
ing to break In here. but only want
cd something 10 eat"
The boys piuable plight and mourn.
ful plea decided Miss Bryse She
persuaded the private watchman u
disappear
Miss Bryse badc the burglar walt
and went into the house She re-
turned with food from the pantry and
he had his Thanksgiving dinner In
the early morning on the doorstep ot
the place he had planned to rob
II just couldn't do anything else"
said Miss Bryse. last night
The youth gave his name as James
Wilson and said he was Is years of
age.
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Dead Are Members Of One Family and Num-
Der May Be Added to===0ther Accidents
Child's Arm and Leg Amputated.

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 26.-Five
members Of one family lie dead today
at a local moTgue. two more are near
death In a hospital and three are
suffering from injuries as a result of
one of the worst automobile accidents
In the history Of the city last night
when a suburban trolley car running
a mile minute struck the automobile
of Nic6plas Jacobs. cpntaining dhc
Jacobs family OF ten. and Josephine
Solan, the afflanced OF one of Jacobs
sons. at a crossing In the southern
part of tho city. Jacobs, his two
daughters. Katie. Is, and Mamie, 16.
and two sons. Anthony and Clements.
aged . and 4. respectively. wero In
stantly killed and Mrs. Jacobs and
her infant daughter Cecilia. aged two
months. were seriously and perhaps
fatally hurt. The latter are today in
adjoining rooms at the Crocker street
hospital The mother may recover,
but the condition Of the baby is pre-
carious.
Mrs Jacobs has not been notified
Of the death Of her husband and child
rem and II Is feared she may not sur
viye the shock when she is told
Frank, John and Peter Jacobs. and
Miss Solan escaped death by jumping
from the machine.
Ten persona who were more or
less injured in the collision between
the trolley car that was bringing In
the injured from the automobile ac-
cidcnt and another car. half an hour
after the first accident. are not in a
serious condition. Two persons who
were injured at the time the horse
which they were driving became
frightened at the collision Of the cars
are improving.
Almost at the Identical moment
that the electric car was grinding TO
pieces the Jacobs automobile and its
occupants on the grade crossing, a
Southern Pacific switch engine ut
Long Beach avenue and East Adams
street ran down little Bertha
Schlocher. the 3-year-old child OF
Maurice Schlocher. an olive packing
company employe and terribly mauGl-
Cd the baby. The baby lies today at
the Crocker street hospital with one
arm and one leg amputated, but with
d chance of surviving.
Later in the day the condition of
Mrs. Jacobs was announced by the
physicians Of the hospital as salts
factory, and her recovery was pre-
dicted She is suffering from concus-
sion of the brain. Little Cecilia is
more seriously hurt and the outcome
OF her case Is doubtful
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BATTLE IN WHICH RO66ER
is KILLED, OFFICER WOUNDED

Benidii Mimi. Nov ga robber.
whose name IS said To he Jim"
Smith. was Instantly killed and Dep
uty Sheriff Andrew johnson was per
haps fatally shot today IN a fight
between officers and TWO robbers who
had blown a safe In the village oC
1uposky. seventeen miles northwest
~ here. Word was received here from
Puposky that the robbers were going
toward Bemidji on a railway speedsr,
Sheriff Hazcn, Deputy Sheriff John
son and Policeman Allen Benrer went
TO the Great Northern bridge. a mile
west Of Bcmidji 10 watch for them.
The robbers left the speeder near the
bridge ana walked toward Hazen and
Johnson. who were concealed al the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-26
NEW YORK STOCKS.

AmalGamatcd Copper. 81 "a.
American Beet Sugar. AZ 3-S
American Sugar Refining. 125.
Baltimore and Ohio. lie is.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, rs 81.
Canadian Pacific. 17S Us.
Chesapeake and Ohio, 81 1-2.
Chicago and Northwestern. 1S2 IL.
Chicago. Mil and St Paul. l5G Is.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. So 3-S.
Colorado and Southern. 55.
Delaware and Hudson. lS5 3-i.
Denver and Rio Grande. i7 "a
Denver and Rio Grandc. pfd.. SO -.
Eric Railway. "a.
Great Northern. pfd.. 143 Is
Great Northern Ore Gifts, ST.
Illinois Central, 1i7
New York Central. 12S rs.
Northern Pacific. 144 81.
Pacific Mail, 81 II.
cnnSylvania. 13l 81
Reading Railway. l72 l-2.
Rock Island Co. 10 IL
Rock Island Co. pfd. - 10
Southern Pacific Pacific. 12o 3-S
Southern Railway. So
Union Pacific. 203
United states Steel. So 81
United States Steel. pfd. 194 II.
Wabash Railway. 20 3-4
wabash Railway pfd.. IS IL.
Western Union. IS.
Standard OH company, G6l.
Chicago Close.
Chlcazo. Nov. 2G.-Close. Wheat
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MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL WAIT
ITALY FOR HER HUSBAND

New York Nov. 2G-Mrs. TheO-
dore Roosevelt and her daughter. Miss
Ethel Roosevelt. who have just re-
turned from abroad. will go back 10
Italy early in February. to meet the
former president when he comes from
his hunting trip in Africa While
awaiting Colonel Roosevelt, they will
be the guests OF Mrs. RooseveltS sis
ter. Miss Carew. at the latters villa
near Rome. II is understood here that
Mrs. Roosevelt Will accompany her
husband on the European lecture tour
which has been planned for him be-
fore his return TO America
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CHILD is POISONED BY
BEING POWDERED WITH ACID.

Chicago. Nov pa nelghbor wo-
man who was taking care of the l2-
days-old baby of Mrs. Frank Davis at
Salisbury, H.. sprinkled the child with
powdered arsenic, which she mistook
for talcum powder. The baby died
and coroner's jury brought In ver-
dict of accidental poisoning.
The arsenic and talcum powder, al
though plainly labeled, were in SINH
lar packages Twice Mrs. Davis
neighbor busted the child with the
powder after she had given the babe
a bath.
Tho mother is prostrated
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EDITING HIS PAPER
WHILE IN JAIL

Mount Carmel, Ills. Nov. 26-Orro
F. Havill. editor Of a newspaper here,
spent his Thanksgiving in Jail, but he
is stlll editing
He Is not downcast With a def.
ant bme-pencil he wrote the principal
headline which appeared on the first
page of his paper yesterday. "Hayill
in the Coop"
That's the way he feels about IT,
Scornlng to ask for his release on
bond, he has chosen to serve sixty
day sentence on charge of criminal
libel, and he has transformed his cell
into an editorial sanctum.
The only concessions made to Hav-
Ill by the jaiTer are table on which
to edit his paper and visits from re
porters, sub-editors and copy boys.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo, Nov 2S.-Cattle
Receipts. 5000. market strong to
10 higher. Native steers 4S0aS,5 so;
native cows and heifers 225a6 90.
stockers and feeders 3.00a50O; bulls
2.SoaA.OO; calves 9.75a7.6O; western
steers 3.S0a5.60; western cows 2.75a
$50
Hogs-Receipts 5000: market
higher Bulk of sales 7.s0aS.15, heavy
S.lOaS.25; packers and butchers 7.90
as 20; light 7.50aSO5 pigs 6.25aI25.
Sheep = Receipts. 5000; market
strong Muttons, 4.50a5.50 lambs 500
a75O; range wethers and yearlings,
4,25aG.00; range ewes 3.50a5,25.
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NEGRO | | )
YEARS OL D
Was the Servant of the
Famous Statesman
Calhoun.

Pensacola, Fla, Nov 26.-John c.
Calhoun. colored. aged 1l5 years. Is
dead The death certificate gives the
date OF tho negros birth as 1874.
Calhoun lived in Pensacola for forty
years and until II years ago. made
his living by daily labor In a saw
mill.
In reminiscent moods the old negro.
who had friends among both white
and black people, would tell Of Incl
dents In the life OF his former master.
Calhoun. the famous statesman, and
refer TO him with great familiarity.
The negro was born In slavery, he
claimed. All his assertions, II is said,
we're we'll supported by historical
fnctS
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SETTLEMENT OF
ACSOP CLAIM is IN SIGHT

Rio Janeiro. Nov. 2G-The Journal
of Commerce today says the dispute
between tho United States and Chile,
over the Alsop claim of the former.
Is i'm a fair way toward an amicable
settlement as result Of the friendly
intervention al Washington of the
government OF Brazil.
The paper adds that the two par
ties will submit their demands to King
Edward for arbitration
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PRISONERS TUNNElEO OUT
OF A MEXICAN JAIL

Gamboa. Oaxaca. Mexico. Nov. 26.-
II was discovered yesterday that
twenty-six prisoners in the peniten-
tiary at Tehuantepec, many OF them
murderers, had gained their liberty
by digging beneath the walls OF the
ancient structure, The prison was
erected in 15i0 and the tunlelinG of
the prisoners caused the crumbling
walls 10 fall II was built originally
for church and a monastery. but
during the church and state war il
was turned into a garrison and then
into prison.
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obtained a marriage license, met his
sweetheart and friend. Miss Agnes
Lundbohn, and led the way to the
residence of Rev G. Reichle. They
were wed. and Miss Lund5ohn receiy-
ed the cerrlfiate.
Miss Gordon's parents learned that
Williamson was In the city. and. sus-
pectlng. notified the police, who found
the couple only after the ceremony
had been performed. The certificate
was produced,the young people releas-
ed and they left for Chicago in the
evening.
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90 BALL
KILLS 29
Game Produces as Many
Casualties as a
Battle.

New York. Nov 26.-With the close
of the football season. statistics show
that 20 players lost their lives through
the game In various parts OF the courl-
try this fall. according to a list made
public here. Including the two young
men who are believed TO have been
mortally hurt in yesterdays games.
% players wore so severely hurt that
It was thought they would die. Minor
injuries mounted into the hundreds.
In 1908, there were 13 deaths. from
football injuries. and. in 1907. there
were IA.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Nov. 26.-Cattle. receipts.
estimated at 1000; market strong to
10 higher Becves, 400a915; Texts
steers. 3T5a4 S5: Western steers, 100
ALSO; stockers and feeders. 3.10a5.26: ::
cows and heifers. 210a5.75; calves,
625aS75
HOgs-Receipts estimated at 10000.
Market sc higher. Light 7.65aS12 1-2:
mixed 7.7Oas.2s; heavy 7.S0aS 30 !:
rough. 7,S0aI95: good to choice heavy
1.95aS3O; pigs 6.5Oa770; bulk of sales
S.00aS25.
Sheep-receipts estimated at 10000.
Market sc to 10c higher. Native
275a5,0o; western 300a5.00; year
lings, 5.35a6.5o; lambs. native. 5,00a
7I5; western 5.00a7 90.
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THE CHAIR IN WHICH
BRIGHAM YOUNG SAT.

Sacramento. Cal. Nov 26.-Oats.
three feet. three Inches tall carrots
90 inches long blackberry vines lone
years growthl. c feet, inches tall;
alfalfa (second CROP, feet, s inches
tall: timothy hay, five feet tall: po-
tatoes Weighing five pounds; cabbage
2S pounds; becis, Is pounds: turnips
Is pounds. apples. almost as large es
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STREET CAR CONDUCTOR
KILLS TWO NEGROES

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 26-In a dis
pute here today over street car
transfer Conductor ]. H. Lowery shot
and Killed two negroes. The car was
crowded with passengers when Low
cry shot ar a negro with whom he was
dlspullng His aim was bad and the
bullet struck negress, killing her.
His second shot killed the intended
victim who was trying TO leave the
car
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New York. Nov. 2O-Sugar
quiet; fair refining. 50 Seas %: cen
trifugal 96 test 81 S6a4 40; molasses
sugar SO 6la2 67 Refined. quiet:
crushed. s. %; powdered So 35; gran
ulated IS 25
COFFEE Steady; No 7 Rio 3-S;
No. 4 Santos 5 3-4aS rs.
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a mans head; onions. Weighing three
pounds. and the historic chair In
which that great family man. Brigham
Young. sat. are n few OF tho things
which go TO make I'D a carload OF ex-
hIbits being sent from Klamath coun-
". Orc. TO tho International Livestock
exposition in Chicago and tho corn
show Mt Omaha
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MYSTIC sHRlNeRs TO INITIATE.

New York. Nov. 2e.-Fully 5000
shrinors from visiting parts of the
country arc expected 10 be at Madison
Square Garden on next Tuesday night
when Mecca temple will initiate 500
into the mysteries of the
Ancient Arabic Order OF Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine. This is said 10 be the
largest class to be initiated In the
history of any temple.
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AUI UIONObILE DFMOL ISHEO AND FIVE
PERSONS KILLED IN Los ANGELES
Dec. s1.o7 a-s; May sl,oG 5-S; Ju

Dec. $1.o7 IS; May Sl,OG SIS; July
81 81.
Corn-Dec. 50 rs; May C2; July
61 Il.
Oats-Dec 80 Ia; May ~ Is; July
80 rs
PorB-Jan. S2tG2 1-2; May s21.75.
Lard-Nov. S13 81 IL: Dec sl2 81
1-2; Jan. S12 % 1-2: May $11 ca IL;
July 81 IL.
Ribs-Jan. SLIP 1-2:May s10.S2 1-2.
Ryc-Cash rs; Dec. 73; May &C IL
al
Barley-Cash 52a64
Timothy-Nov. 50 rs; March 81 90.
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LOGAN TO HAVE MODERN
AND UP-TO-DATE HOTEL

Logan, Nov, 25.-The Boosters club
is having very liberal response made
to it's appeal for funds for the pur-
pose OF erecting a new hotel here.
about six thousand dollars having
been put mp already. II Is expected
that In all, about $4,000 will be
raised.
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THEY WERE MARRIED
AGAINST OPPOSITION.

Chicago. Nov IS. Everett William
son. 20 years old. an cmrloyc OF the
Minneapolis 6 ST. Loui5 railroad, sta
toned IN Chicago. was married In
Minneapolis yesterday. to Miss Jose
phiuc Gordon. II years old. in dchenee
cf her parents and The police OF the
Twin Cities.
Williamson went TO Minneapolis
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GERMAN AERONAUTS LOSE THEIR
LIVES AND BODIES ARE FOUND

south end Of tho bridge. When tho
men had approached within ten feet
Of Deputy Sheriff Johnson. he or
dered them 10 halt. but was shot
In the ensuing fight the robber. sup
posed to he Smith. was killed.
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, o 0 Q O o 0 C @ @ @ . @ @
INVESTIGATING A COMBINE
IN NEW YORK CITY

Rnffalo. y. Y, Nov 26.-At-
tornay General o'Malley al
nounced today that he had APP
pointed John b. Coleman. of
New York City, Ia investigate
the charges in regard 10 the CT.
istence or a combination TO
control OF advance the prices
OF milk in Greater New York.
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O O @ O O @ @ O @ 0 @ @ G
ROOSEVELT HEARS OF
NORTH POLE DISCOVERY

Q New York. Nov: ga letter
Q from Theodore Roosevelt was
@ received by Secretary Bridg
O man of the Peary Arctic club
O today, replying TO tho cable
@ announcing that Peary had
O reached the north pole. as fol
O lows:
@ "On Safari. North of Mount
Q Kcnia, September %. 1909
Q Dear Mr.. Bridgman:-Your ca
Q BILE has Just been brought to mo
0 by a native runner here In my
O camp by the Guaso Nyiro. I
0 am writing Mrs. Pcary and To
Q Captain Peary; | have no idea
0 where he Is. | am inexpresibly
0 rejoiced at his wonderful tri-
. umph, and proud beyond
D measure. as an American. that
? this-onc of the great feats
D OF the ages-should have been
. performed by fellow country
D man OF ours. II is the great
, feat of our generation. We
: are Captain Peary's debtors.
, all OF us. who belong 10 civil
D lied mauklng. Faithfully.
? (Slgnedl
= THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
> O 0 c Q C @ o @ @ o 0 O O
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that there vas an atom that was gov
erned by any other atom
.uoaker Cannon said that he would
speSA from manuscript tonight for the
second time in mis- life.
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Chicsso. Nov. 26.-Close' Wheat