The Ordway new era., 1909-10-15

spor' 100 Beacon street. IN the
n.ek BAY section. was burnsd on ~
otn inst. The loss IL estimated Il
IN an interview at Lowell. Mas.
Gen. A. w. Greedy. the Arctic expIorer
expressed the opinion. based on what
mas been published up to this time
POLE. '"s
The National Grain Dealers Associ.
alton. in convention In Indiananoli.
declared for resembling the duty on
wheat from Canada and placed itaeIs
ON record AZ opposing the federal in.
spection OF grain.
The verdict Of the trial court which
FOUND John X. Walsh guilty of misan.
pication OF the funds OF the Chicago
Nat'onal Bank was affirmed by the
united States Circuit Court of An
peals ut Chicago on the 9th inst.
AS tribute Of their affection and
regard on the eve Of his departure on
q trip around the world, friends of
Melville +. Stone. general manager of
the Associated Press. gave him a din
ner Tuesday night at the Lotus club
In New York.
Hop growers in central New York
are obtaining unheard OF prices for
this years crop. While the hons a
year ago at this time sold at Q to II
cents pound. the growers are now
receiving 32 to 33E cents and choice
lots have brought 80 cents.
The treating habit" Is bad and can
not be too strongly condemned, ne.
cording to a resolution adopted at Inc
closing session OF the National G.r
man Alliance in Cincinnati The al.
lance would have the practice OF mon
buying each other liquor stopped
Matt Henson. Commander Pealy's
faithful negro Achates for eigElecu
months. and who stood with him ut
the North pole. was honored Tuesday !
night at New York by being mads one
o the guests at dinner in the Union
League club. to which were invitcl
the officers and the scientific staff Of
the Roosevelt.
Harvard House. at Stratford.on.the
Avon. the sixteenth century home Of
Robert Harvard. father of John Har.
ward. founder OF Harvard university,
and rescued from decay by the Joint
efforts OF Edward Morris OF Chicago
and Miss Marie Corclli. IS NOW the
property OF Harvard university. Tho
house was presented to and opened by
Whitelaw Reid. the American ambas.
sador. in the presence OF large and
distinguished audience. including
many Americans.
Captain Bcrnicr OF the Canadian
steamer Arctic has made public Il let.
ter written to him by DIR. Frederick
a. Cook. May 70, and delivered to
Captain Bcrnier on September lst at
Upcrnavik. Greenland. In the letter
DIR. Cook gives an account OF his dis.
covery OF the North pole and the hard.
ships experienced on the return jour
ncy. He also accuses Murphy. Peary's
cmplOyc. with bartering his (the doc.
tor's) supplies to the natives TO sat.
lsfy Pcary's commercial greed"
Abbott Lawrence Lowell took his
pace aS JTeslueul Vi t1At aiu 1hiNci-
sity on the 9Th inst. In outlining his
policies. President Lowell declared
himself in favor OF men learning one
thing well. and something OF every.
thing. He placed himself on the side
OF intercollegiate sports as the only
striking occasion for the display OF
college solidarity. He also stated his
belief in the segregation OF the fresh
men and OF the drawing together OF
the ties among upper claSsmen.
The National Baseball Commission
having charge OF the sale of seats for
the worlds series games at Pittsburg
between Pittsburg and Detroit. an
nounced Monday that the mail-order
sale OF reserved seats was unprece'
dented. 1854 tickets for each game
at Forbes iield were sold forty.eight
hours after mail orders were received.
An official of the Pittsburg club an
nounced that 100000 worth OF orders
for seats for the first two games had
been returned, with notice that no
reserved seats were left.