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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-15
FOR MRS. MARLATT.

One OF the most delightful and
charming social events for the week
was the euchre party given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Walter Cox at her
home on South Seventh street. COM
plimentary to Mrs. Herbert Marlatt OF
Dies Moines, Iowa. Euchre was played
at five tables. Mrs. Marlatt was pre-
scented with the guest favor while the
other two were given to Mrs. Sol
Frankel and Mrs. Edward Noggle. Az
ter several hours OF pleasure dainty
luncheon in several courses was serv-
ed by the hostess. The guests hidden
to participate in the affair were: Mrs.
Earl Holmes, Mrs. Leslie Cox, Mrs.
Shissler, Mrs. Howard Townsend. Mrs.
Charles Bentlage, Mrs. Omar Brown,
Mrs. l.. N. Cox, Mrs. Stevens. Mrs.
James Reed. Mrs. Sol Frankel, Mrs.
Louis Minck, Mrs. John Pfafflin, Mrs.
Gus Eggemeyer, Miss Maude Minck,
Miss Grace Otey of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs.
Herbert Marlatt, Mrs. Ernest Evans
ana Mrs. Edward Noggle.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. Mary A. Price Of North Fiji
teenth street has returned from Balti-
more, Md. where she spent six weeks
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Booker
Hunley.
FOR MISS PARSONS.
A charming whist party was given
last evening by Miss Bertha Larsh at
her home on South Thirteenth street
in honor of Miss Kiturah Parsons,
who will leave soon for New York
where she will study art at Pratt In
stitute. Duplicate whist was played
at four tables. A luncheon was serv-
ed.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Albright of 211
Randolph street announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Mona
Albright to Mr.. Joseph H. Coffin OF
Indianapolis. The wedding will be
celebrated Wednesday, November 3.
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GONE TO IOWA.
MIS-. EDWARD COOpeT HdS gone 10
Keokuk, Iowa for fortnight's stay.
Later she will be Joined by Mr.. Coop
er. They will visit In Chicago enroute
homo.
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FOR MISS CAMPBELL.
Mrs. VIII Frame very delightfully."-
entertained Wednesday evening in
honor OF Miss Josie Campbell who
will leave the first of the week to
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make her home in Nashville. Tenn.
The evening was spent socially, with
several guessing contests, after which
refreshments were served. In the
party were Rev. and Mrs. j. C. Ora
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stillinger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Frame and Mrs,
Brownlee of Detroit. Misses Alice
Howells, Phoebe Gift. Rosa yelling,
Hazel Meek and Josie Campbell, Mr..
Hugh Foss and Philip Gates.
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VISIT MISS KING.
Miss Ruth Kinsey will go to Bloom
ington, Ind, soon for a visit with Miss
Florence King, who is attending
school at Indiana university.
TO COLUMBUS.
Mrs Robert Study has gone to Co.
lumbus, Ohio. to attend the wedding
Of Miss Emogene WATSON and Mr..
Frank w. Tyler Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
The affair will be celebrated Satur-
day. Miss WATSON is well known here
having visited with Mrs. Study several
times.
ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.
Cards announcing the marriage OF
Jane Mckinney OF Cleveland, Ohio,
which was celebrated Tuesday, have
been received by a number of local
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street Members were present for
four tables at euchre. The women
members seemed to be the fortunate
ones last evening as they received
the four favors offered. These re-
ceiving the gifts were Mrs Adolph
Stauber, Mrs Mary Clingenpeel. Mrs
Walter Paulus and Mrs. George Reid.
A luncheon in two courses was served
AT the close of the game In two
weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Stauber
will entertain the club.
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TOURIST CLUB.
The opening meeting of the Tourist
club will be held this evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joan Dougan at their
home on North Tenth street Mrs E.
P. Trueblood will discuss the topic.
From Florence Into Spain" A spec
ial feature of the evening will be the
incidents of the summer related by
each tourist.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-15
The Honest Proprietary Medicine

fills a national need in the land and It
will take more than the cry OF fraud"
and fake" from the av2ricious, over
reaching physician to overthrow an
honest, reliable and standard prepare
ton like Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetA
Bile Compound. which is made from the
roots and herbs Of the field. and has
cured more women of female ills than
any other remedy We know Of.
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WILL HAVE OPEN SESSION.

The Friends Missionary society of
Whitewater Monthly Meeting will
have an open meeting this evening at
the home Of the Misses Norman on
South Sixteenth street. All are in
vited to attend.
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EUREKA CARD CLUB,

Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Wierhake
were host and hostess last evening
for a meeting of the Eureka Card
club at their home on South Sixth
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YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING.

Al the meeting of the young people
OF Trinity Lutheran church held last
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THURSDAY BRIDGE clUs.

An enjoyable meeting Of the Thurs
day bridge club was held yesterday at
the home Of Mrs. Frank Correll. 219
North Eleventh street Bridge was
played at four tables. Miss Maud
Thistlethwaite and Mrs George Gates
won the favors. Next week Mrs
Frank McCurdy will entertain the club
at her home in the Wayne Flats
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MISSIONARY MEETING.
A meeting Of St Johns Lutheran
church missionary society was held
yesterday at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Schuerman on South Seventh street.
The time was spent at needlework
The society meets every two weeks.
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EAST END AID SOCIETY.
Miss Belle v. Scott entertained the
East End aid society OF the First
Christian church yesterday afternoon
at her home on North Fifteenth street.
A number Of important business mat
tiers were discussed.
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MRS. BERG HOSTESS.
Mrs. Joseph Berg was hostess for
an aid society meeting of Trinity Lu-
theran church Thursday afternoon at
her home on North G. street. Arrange
ments were made for the annual meet
ing to be held next Thursday at two
thirty O'Clock. At this time a program
will be given and luncheon served.
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LUTHER LEAGUE.
The monthly meeting Of the Trinity
church Luther League was held last
evening. Business matters of interest
to members were discussed.
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THlMeLE PARTY.
Mrs. Otto Weber was hostess yes
terday afternoon for a meeting of the
Happy Hour club at her home. north
Of the city. The session was in the
nature of a thimble party. The club
colors, scarlet and green. were uti-
lized in decorating. The dining room
where luncheon was served, was beau
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FOR MISS CAMPBELL.

Mrs. VIII Frame very delightfully."-
entertained Wednesday evening in
honor Of Miss Josie Campbell who
will leave the first of the week to
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tain the club at her home on East
Main street
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Mrs. Edward Cooper has gone to
Keokuk, Iowa for fortnights stay.
Later she will be Joined by Mr.. Coop
err They will visit in Chicago enroute
homo.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
KILLED BY
AEROPLAN
Capt. Ferber SIsCrushed
v hen His Machine
Falls

Boulognc. Sept. 22-Captain Ferbcr.
an officer Of tho French army, was
killed by an aeroplane While in the
air the machine turned over and then
dashed TO the ground. Captain Far
bcr was crushed to death by the mot
or
Captain Louis Ferdinand F'erber had
been detailed for several years to in
vestigate aernautIcs in the interest OF
the French army. He was at one time
in charge OF the extensive government
reservation at Bellevlle. near Paris.
whore the army conducted a series OF
experiments in aviation He worked
with The Lebaudy brothers aud the dir
igible balloon la Patrle was an ont
come OF this cooperation Captain
Fcrbers interest, however. turned
quickly 10 the heavier-tban-air ma
chino and he was a pioneer In this
field. Captain Fcrber took part in the
recent aviation contests at Rheims.
where he flew in the race for the in
ternstional cup and gave also an cx-
hibitlon flight.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22

New York. Sept, 22.-Harry Whlt-
ncy the big game hunter. 10 Nhpni
Dr. Frederick a. Cook looks 10 provo
his assertion tina, he discovered inc
North Pole. is believed TO be now on
ht&way from Hudson Bay or Baum
BM 10 a telcEraphle point In either
Labrador OF Newfoundland Win MS
return 10 civilization DIR. Cook expects
complete confirmation OF his story
that he told Whitney all about MS
trip TO tho pole.
Further testimony 20 corrooord'e
d.. Cooks claims Il expected "hen
Commander Peary's ship. the Roose-
welt. reaches this city from Nova
Scotia In a 6nal statement before
retiring NJ the Waldorf-Astoria hotel
II. Cook declared that on the Roosc-
welt there was moro than ono person
who knew that he had been 10 inc
pole PrIichard. tho cabin boy, has
already admitted that be heard Dr.
Cook tell Harry Whitney OF hndinS
the pole and The statement from Or.
Cook indicates that Pritchard did not
have the information to himself on tho
Roosevelt
The sudden determination Of Com
mander Peary TO remain In seciusion
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
SP AWARDS
VICTORIOUS
Defeat the Moors in a
Battle Fought on
Mt. Guruga

Madrid. Sept 22.-The Spanish
forces in Morocco. according TO the
latest dispatches received here. were
eminently successful. September 20
and September 81. In turning Mount
Guruga and surrounding the ferocious
BeniSicar tribesmen.
The government Is today publishing
broadcast accounts of many thrilling
and gallant episodes of the fighting
and the war fever is at a high pitch
All the reports agree that the MooTs
showed fanatical courage. but were
met with a fine display OF Spanish
valor.
Near Taxdir four battalions OF
Spanish troops were deployed over a
front six miles long They were charg-
cd suddenly by 200 Arab horsemcn.
General Tovar sent out a strong de
tachment Of chaSseurs and cavalry
men TO check them. At first the Moors
broke but they returned TO the attack
several times before they were final
ly routed. leaving many dead on the
field. The Spanish infantry then
feinted retreat and the Moors. rein
forced. swept down upon them. The
Spanish line then about faced and
fred repeated volleys point blank into
the enemy, putting them TO flight The
dispatches report that tho Moors left
a hundred dead on the field.
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NUTINY ON
A WARSH|P
"This Is a He'll of a Ship, -
Painted on the
Cruiser.

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 22.-"Thls is a
hell of a ship" was the great sign
read on the side of the cruiser North
Carolina. the last night it lay at an
chor in Hampton Roads. The letters
extended two-thirds of the way along
the hull OF the cruiser and had been
painted in luminous paint used in max
ing targets visible at night.
1t was small sized mutiny, due
TO the fact that, for acts OF insub-
ordination and violation of rules off
the capeS in target practice. shore
leave had been denied the 500 men
aboard. 1t was hard to trace the
cause of the trouble and the officers
decided to punish all alike. 1t Is
known that a number of sailors are
confined in the brig as result OF tho
trouble on the practice grounds at
sea.
The luminous sign attracted great
attention and a thorough investigation
was ordered by the officers, but as yet
the persons responsible have not been
found. 1t Is reported that sailors and
petty officers had several fist fights
endeavorIng to enforce the order 70
allow any of the tars 10 so ashore.
For three days this order was carried
out. the men watching their comrades
from other ships leaving to visit Nor
folk. and the Indignation grow. The
North Carolina sailed for Crewes, Del.
last night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
GOVERNOR
JOHNSON
People Are Taking Last
Look Upon the Face
of Deceased

ST. Paul. MINI. Sept 22-Thc body
OF John A. Johnson, late governor Of
Minnesota, lay In state in the capitol
today and the people of the Twin Cit
les and from nearby towns were given
an opportunity to take a last look
upon the face which they all knew so
well IN life. All night long the cas-
l5et stood In the executive reception
room where Governor Johnson had
once greeted so many with a smile
and a handclasp. Around the bier
stood a guard of militia.
Shortly before 10 o'clock the cas-
ket was moved TO the 'rotunda under
the marble dome and the doors were
opened 10 admit the throng which
passed silently by.
The body will lie there until $50
o'clock tonight, when the doors will
be closed. At 9:15 tomorrow morning
the casket will be taken by special
train TO ST. Peter. Mimi. where 1t
Will be buried.
There will be no religious services
at the capitol. The body will be es-
corted to the railway station 10y ten
companies of militia preceded by a
band of 100 pieces.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
Mrs. Maud Turner, Arrested in Toronto. Is
Supposed to Be Fiend of the
Worst Kind.

Toronto. Ont. Sept 22.-The discov-
cry OF baby lying dead beside the
railway yesterday near Niagara Falls
with the word Authors on a ticket
pasted on Its back, led 10 the arrest
of Mrs. Maud Turner, TO whom had
been given 500 10 adopt the child 4
leN days ago This arrest and the
publicity attached 10 IL brought Il score
Of letters TO the detective department
from peoples children she adopted.
but who fear theirs may also have
been Killed. When Mrs Turner was
arrested she had another child with
her
The police obtained Information
pointing TO the belief that this wom-
an has adopted scores of babies for a
consideration and. having strangled
them. thrown their bodies into Lake
Ontario. or some other obscure place.
The police assert that she advertis.
ed In Toronto, Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
san Francisco and other American
cities for children to be adopted: that
she has two husbands In Toronto. one
in Niagara Falls. one I'm San Francis
co and many others, the police theory
being that these husbands have been
accomplices. Tho woman had many
aliases. being known In Toronto as
Turner Gwylan and Gwenlin
Her Niagara Falls husband. who was
arrested yesterday as David Steiner
was known here az Gwelin. Her Cal
iforn,a husband IS called Emelin.
Mrs Turner is at present In jail
without bail.
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Metal Market.
PFARY HAS DECIDED TO REMAIN IN
SECLUSION AT HIS MAINE HOME

at his summer homo at Eagle Island,
Maine. indefinitely. has caused con-
siderable conjecture. u was believed
that commander Pcary would hasten
10 this CITY and submit to tho public
tho proofs which he said he possessed
that DR. Cook had not reached the
pole. His announcement that he would
accept no public honors and would not
attompt 10 controvert the Brooklyn
physlcian's claims Was the result OF
a telegram suggesting that course by
Herbert l. Brldgman. secretary Of the
Peary Arctic Club. and General Thom-
as II. Hubbard the president AZ tho
time Commander Pcary announced his
determination, he added In his en-
phatic way In an interview al Sydncy,
\. S. that hc was still convinced that
nc would prove that TT. Cook had not
reached the north pole.
While Il Is not known just how long
Commander Pesry viii remain in Sc
clusion. Il Is believed that he VIII wait
until Dr Cook has submitted his data
10 ths University Of Copenhagen and
II IL made public. Or. Cook Is al work
on his datu now. and if Is understood
that II win bc on SIS way 10 Denmark
within Two weeks.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
AUSTRALIA TO AID
MOTHER COUNTRY

Melbourne. Australia. Sept 22.-In
the commonwealth house of repre-
seutatIvcs yesterday the minister Of
defense. Joseph Cook, presented bill
giving effect TO the decision of the
Imperial conference on the naval de-
fenses OF the empire recently held In
London.
At this conference a tentative plan
was proposed providing that all troops
OF selfgoverning colonies shall under
90 precisely the same training as
home regulars, in order 10 be ready to
take their places beside the latter II
necessary
The bill addition provides for one
armoTed and three unarmored cr1's-
ers. With torpedo boats, torpedo boat
dcctroyers and submarines. II pro
yidcs also for compulsory naval and
military service, which VIII eventual
ly give a force of 100000 well trained
adults ready for war and second line
Of 1l5. 900 men. The total cost OF the
whole scheme Is estimated at $12 .50O.-
0o1 yearly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
INSTRUMENTS OF
THE EXPLORER

St Johns, y F, Sept 22.-Captain
Moses Bartlett, the Arctic navigator
who now lives at Brlgus, when ques-
toned regarding''t instruments DR.
Frederick A. Cook took with him on
his polar expedition, said. the eXplor-
er had scXtant. a chronometer
watch. some compasses, an artificial
horizon and number of other instru-
mems. the exact purpose of which
Captain Bartlett did not know.
Bartlett said he did not know II DR..
Cook had any instruments for making
meteorological and tidal observations,
such as Peary used on board the
Roosevelt in the expedition of 1866
He saw some of Cooks Instruments
on board his vessel on the way from
Sydney TO Etah and he had been told
there were number Of others which
had not been unpacked
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
TIDAL WAVE SWEEPS THE COAST OF
LOUISIANA, DROWNING HUNDREDS

including those Of the Moros. who kill
ed Or. William ]. Jones OF the Field
Museum OF Natural History, Will be
undertaken in few weeks by f. c.
Cole OF the same institution. He will
be accompanied BY Mrs. Cole.
What prompts Mr. Colo 10 under
take tho trip is his anxiety TO add 10
the Field Museum a complete exhibit
OF the Philippine Islands. He made
one trip to the northern islands. and
brought back several tons Of relies.
which are now on exhibition. His next
journey viii be 10 the south islands
Mr. Cole will loaye October 1, and
Will stop first At the Palawai Islands
to study the Pagbanuas. headhunters.
Then he will go to Mindora island,
where he viii pitch his camp among
the Mangyana tribes The Bagato5
and the Moro will come into his cir
Gle He Will be gono about two years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
TELEPHONE WIRES
WILL HAVE EYES

Mexico City. Sept. 22.-Albert San
chez. an electrical engineer at present
an inmitate of Belcm prison. says he
has Invented an apparatus whereby
vision as well as voice may be trans
mitted over an ordinary telephone
wire.
He calls his invention a teleradiop-
tlon. Prison officers admit that sue
cessful tests have made with models
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
PROOF
OF Her PATERNITY

Pittsburg. Pa. Sept. 22.-Because In
January. 1S41. she declined 10 promise
10 obey" Mary f. Torrance, nee Pow
ers. was deserted al the altar after
the marriage ceremony had been per
formed. making her the wife of James
Torrance.
Aftcr almost 6s years, Mrs Laura
Spoer of Ellzabcthtownsbip. proved 10
the satisfaction OF the Orphans court
at PittsburE yesterday that she Ia The
child that was born OF this strange
marriage and the court awarded her
half Of the estate Of her father James
Torrance. who died worth $S.O0O,OOO,
many years ago.
II was not until Mrs. Speer produc-
cd lockets which had been exchanged
between her mother and father almost
20 years ago that the court was con-
yinced and ordered that half the estate
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22

Wolhurst. Colo. Sept 22.-Presi-
dent Taft. after passing the night at
the residence of Senator Hughes In
Denver. arrived here at 9 o'clock this
morning and breakfasted with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. The Presi-
dent arose at the Hughes home at Z
O'Clock and, after making pre-break-
fast observation OF the Rocky noun
talns and taking a constitutional In
the Inyigoratlng mountain air an
nounccd himself ready for anything.
The morning. after nights drizzling
rain. was cool and crisp. The sun was
shining brightly and the President
said he was being treated TO the best
tonic OF his life.
At 6 O'Clock the presidential party
took automobiles and were driven TO
Wolhurst where MT TAFT wns greeted
by Mr.. and Mrs Walsh. Only Few
guests were present at the breakfast.
At 1890 this morning the President
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
FIRST PASSENGERS
FOR A DIRIGIBLE

New York. Sept PA feature OF
the FIRST seronauhc show which will
be held in Madison Square Garden.
during the Hudsoa-Fulton celebration
will be an airshlp built on the dlriglble
balloon pattern which has been plan
ned 10 carry passengers over the city
during tho celebration The airship
has been designed and built hero by
Joel Rice and John r Riggs. both OF
Hot Springs Ark. They propose 10
carry hfteen passG<-ers az = time and
officials OF the show say that many
persons have already booked passage
ln the airship.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
IS THROWN
INTO SEA
Coffin Containing the
Body of Davidson in
a WateTy Grave.

London, Sept. 22-Fulfillment OF
the extraordinary instructions left by
John Davidson, the famous poet, that
he should be- buried IN the sea of the
Cornwall coast. nearly caused riot
among the simple fsherfolk at Mouse
hole. where he had lived. They made
objection 10 this form Of burial. cs-
pecially as the coffin was TO be cast
into the sea without any service. No
boat could be secured at Mousehole
TO take the body out 10 sea, 81 it was
removed 10 Penzance. whence the cof-
f1n. In a life-boat was towed ten miles
out. and a clergyman read the ser
vice before 1t was committed 10 the
deep,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
PORTER CHARGED WITH
RO8BING A BERTH

New York. Sept 22-On the com.
plant of Mrs. R. o. Robinson OF No.
Parland Place. St Louis. william
Jenkins, negro Pullman car porter.
has been arrested here. Mrs. Robin
son occupied berth on sleeping car
on which jenkins was porter between
Cleveland and Philadelphia on July
16 last, When the car reached Phil
adelphia. the next morning, Mrs. Rob-
inSon's handbag had been relieved Of
81 500 worth of jewelry. The porter
has been under surveillance since.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-22
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. SO Is.
American Beet Sugar, IS II.
American Smelling, 90 IS.
American Smelling. pfd.. 113 IL.
American Sugar Refining. 133.
Anaconda Mining Co, 70 3-S.
Atchison Railway, l19 Ia.
Baltimore and Ohio, III IL.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 70 IL.
Canadian Pacific, 1S2 SIS.
Chesapeake and Ohio. So Ia.
Chicago and Northwestern, 192 IL.
Chicago. Mil. and ST. Paul. 100 3-S.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 80 1-2.
Colorado and Southern. SO.
Denver and Rio Grande. ~ IL.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd., Sc.
Eric Railway. 35
Great Northern. pfd.. t53 IL,
New York Central, l35 Is.
Northern Pacific. 155 1-2.
Pennsylvania. 1i5 "a.
Reading Railway. 167 3-A
Rock Island company. 3S IL.
Southern Pacific, 1871
Southern Railway. 81,
Union Pacific, 203 Ia.
United States Steel, 81 3-S
United States Steel, pfd.. 12s IL.
Wabash Railway. 90 IL.
Wabash Railway. pfd., so 3S.
Western Union. IS.
Standard OIL, 702.
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DOCTORS AUTO
GOES INTO RIVER

Chicago, Sept 22.-Whilc trying TO
avoid running over playful dog
which was barking al his automobile.
Or. George Walford, OF Lansing. H.,
plunged his machine into the Grand
Calument river near South Holland
yesterday. and was probably fatally
injured. DIR. Walford was crossing
the bridge in touring car when the
dog ran at the car. The machine was
sweryed and its occupants plunged
into the river. James Spann, II wears
old. the other occupant of the car. was
not hurt,
DR. Walford was caught in tho steer
ing gear and dragged 10 tho bottom of
thc river He was released and re-
moved to hospital. The machine is
still in the river.