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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-01-22
QUEEN ANNE DISTRICT.

Beard Joseph Howard-Linden
Hill, So 1-2 acres and imp, present
owner James w. Miles, liber AZ,
folio 244, taxes, int pen costs2S As
Bird B Dudley-pt Forest Quar-
ter 64H acres and imp, Ellerslie 13e
acres and imp, liber 20, fols 81, 80
taxes interest pen and costs. 142 81
Duvall, Nancy--Dunlap 3 acres,
taxes, int pen and costs.........3 90
Duckett, Mary A-1o IL acres
and imp, iber wB "a, folio 143,
taxes, int pen and costs. ......1o "a
Franklin Davis Nursery Co-354
acres and imp, Mullikin's Delight;
10 acres and imp Roe Farm 10
acres and imp, Duvall Farm, liber
wv ,32, folio 100, liber 81, folio
SAT, taxes int pen and costs. 448 81
Gibbs, Edwin P and Bradford
L Gibbs-I3 I-2 acres and improv-
ments, liber II, folio 25S, taxes, in
terest. pen and costs............IS 81
Harrison, Eli S-3o6 93-Ioo acres and
imp Collington Meadows, Iiber folio
IS, taxes int pen costs go. ....$I72 e3
Jenkins, Elizabeth-Lot and imp.
taxes int pen costs.......".. .....$Io IS
Lee. VIM Pinkney-Abraham Grove
~ acres and imp, liber IS folio 372,
taxes int pen and costs. 81 81
Ia lI Lob, Doll al
acres, liber "a folio AIS, taxes Int pen
costs. .......... ......$54 So
Phipps, Annie part Rose Farm 7
acres and imp, JwB 10 fol ass. taxes
Int pen costs...... ..............".f9 IS
Phelps, John--Eggleston 2eS acres
and imp, liber 10 fol 39', taxes interest
penalties and costs. ........ ...$S7 10
Potter, Cyrus M-Enfeld Chase, 100
acres and imp, liber 20 folio IS, taxes
int pen and costs. $40 50
Smith. Wm-Hall's Station, acre
and imp, liber J WBz folio 7oo, taxes
interest p IN anG costs. 70 40
Shorter, Annie-pt. Addison So
acres, liber J W B fol so. taxes inter
est penalties COSTS. So So
Stacey, PHO W-Bank Farm No. 1
no acres, 70 acres and imp, liber S
folio 275, taxes int pen costs. ..45 %
T,lghm4n, Sophia and others-pt.
\ddlion c.es and imp, wB 2 folio
$50, taxes int pen and costs. 5 20
T1lghman, Wm-pt. Addison acres,
liber J wB ? fol 654, taxes int pen and
COSTS. = 80
Tichnore, N'illiam-TeWkesb I3H
acres. taxes INT pen and costs.... 5 70
Williams, Kate acres and mp.
taxes int pen and costs. So 50
Wallace, John Va acres, liber So
fol 232, taxes int pen costs ....... SO
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-01-22
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TRUSTEES DALE

VALUABLE Real ESTATE,
SITUATED IN PRINCE GEORGES
COUNTY, MARYLAND ON THE
POTOMAC RIVER, AND
BEING THE WELL
KNOWN EXCURSION
RESORT CALLED
ssRIVER VIEW"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-01-22
AOUASCO DISTRICT.

Berry, en,-Bower's Old
Fields 1 acre, taxes, int pen and
costs. ................- 50
Berry, Rich d and Allen@bowers
Old Fields, 2 acres and imp, taxes
int pen and costs .............-3 o5
Bean, Edward, heirs of-Taylor's
Range, 10 acres, 90 acres, liber H
IA, folio 243, taxes, interest pen
and OStS .............-.......So AZ
Bean. Mary J-Woodville, house
and lot, taxes int pen and costs.2 IS
Baden, Emily W~lot 2, estate
of L. P. Cage. III acres and imp,
taxes int pen and costs ....... 20 II
Dudley, ] & Son-Woodvllle, lot
and imp, liber J 10, folio 54I,
taxes, int pen and costs...'......3 10
Demar, Susanna-Woodvllle, 3
IA acres and imp, liber ] B 2, folio
278, taxes. int pen and costs 20 50
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-01-22

FRIDAY, January az, 1909
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-01-22
MARLBORO DISTRICT.

Chew, R B B-1e5 acres and imp,
Brooke Hill, liber W 10, folio o9I,
taxes int pen and costs. .......5o 90
Ford, Richard-lot and imp. taxes,
int pen and COSTS. -. .........7 OF
Galloway, Thomas-2H acres and
imp, Marlboro Station, lot acres
and imp, llber 20, folio $50, liber IL.
folio $50, taxes int pen and costs. 1o ~
Harrison, John HI acre and imp.
liber ] B S, folio Cog, taxes int pen and
oets. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .....o %
Ridgley. Charles E-A acre and
imp, Lapstone, liber 80, folio III. tax
es, int pen and costs. .............Io 81
Sweeney, Thomas il acres and
imp, Marlboro, taxes, int pen and costs
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-01-22

Weems. Frank-3d5 acres and imp,
Bacon Hall, Silo, liber 4, folio. 378
taxes, int pen and costs. ........ 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY AUGUST s 1909.

and Eastern lie; state Pennsylvania ETC. rsaisMc:
spTs Eastern Ms e dos dc ds sss l5s S
poor dark. 81 Is; do euIs 10000.
EMS. roasting milk fed. 17925e; do corn fed. 12g1oc;
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Strictly choice po-
a .1es sas IN soSS poato in light receipt and hheT
Onions in liberal supply ana weak Sas0sseS GI Son
ging at low figures Elephants show no Improvement
e6SsSra II very 6eT ne under SH supplies o sn
peppers dragging Peas and beans in very liberal supply
crate supply ana steady other vegetables quoted
We quote: POTATOES. Long Island. in bulk. per bS.
g ss % do Jersey round kinds I per bS q s'ss2
Sc 25 do long Kinds 81 sOasi So do common per or
bag s. 25qsl 90 do Delaware ana ms g PER PS
TOES. North Carolina. yellow. per Dbl 81 25qsS q;
3 sss ASE'h % Sat common Ea 59s2 bs and
RoTs per 100 lunches siS 20 s 40 6tb ps Pe 20
gsS do nearby per Dbl scaSl DO Ba S Reg SFa6e
DO other 5Ocas 25 DO N9Efolk Dbl 81; GU
fo DO beawaTo and MsTyIssd per basket 4oS5oc; do
per Sb 81 SS @ CELERY per dozen stalks ioS9oe
CAULIFIowERs state. fancy, per Dbl. s6asI; EGG.
6s g. Norfolk esgart crate sssSS Horse s53
I5casi do per basket s6a75c: do nearby per Dbl or
crate 29gsoc LIMA BEANS Jersey potato per basket
land potato. per basket 81 25@sl so; DO nat 1See$l
s5:!5sS RsF Dbl s. 5sss:s y;@% 8 500
g 20; 90 Jersey white per basket b sls II az 10
southern red. per Dbl 8 soSs2; 90 yellow DBL sig
10 bag. G6975e; OKRA Jersey. basket 81 20qSl So
do box. do Southern, per carrier Sl4Sl
Buffalo per basket 5oG75c; Western New York per
bag 5Oll65c; PEPPERS. Jersey, long. Dbl. 81 23g
81 So do Bullnose s1as1 % DO cheese 75eaS1' do per
basket 3O05Oc; per box 25G40c; RHUBAItB nearby.
per 100 punches. slas1 25; STRING BEANS, Western
New York ana uPTV S ssR s Or va Rg rs
wax per 5Od75c; do Long Island, green or wax.
SPINACH. nearby. per Dbl 50cqS1 .: SQUASH mar
row bb Dbl crate. 75cd$1: do white. per Dbl or
biol crate 5O075cs Jersey white per box 3Oq5oc: do
yellow crookneck. per Dbl. 5Oq zoe do Jersey. yellow
erookneck. box 3p65Oc: TURNIPS Rutabaga. new,
per Dbl do white per 100 lunches 81 5QS2 do per
Dbl. $1TSt % TOMATOES. nearby Jersey. box, t.c
qS1 80; do South Jersey per box. eocaS1 % do Ba-
more per crate -75cG$1.
MILK AND CREAN-The exchange price &c a
quart shipper in 26cent this price
having gone INTO effect August l. The hot weather.
bringing Increased demand brought about shortage
Surplus milk sold the platform at 50 so can.
The receipts Of milk and cream in 40-quart cans for
he urnal nr,aIrn Atla,rn 4 runra aafn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
OTHER mARKETseY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aus CATTLE Receipts. about IA 600 head
market firm higher; s. 6O0$7 So and
So 5GGs6 bulls So 40as4 So calves S3ss stock
feeders So 3OGS5 15 HOGS-Receipts. about
Is head market higher: choice heavy 81 9OQ$S
butchers Sass; light mixed 81 559SI 60: choice light
81 T0GST packing 81 35QsT 80; s. 50S So bulk
81 5O8S7 81. SHEEP Receipts. about 1900
head steady. with lambs i06fl5c lower: sheep
Kansas city. Aug 4-CATTI.E-R Receipts, II 900 head
Including Southsrns; To shade higher
yearngs so; choice export and dressed beef steers
80: fair 10 good 81 4Od$6 30; Western
81 2OdS6 10: stockers and feeders. $SS5 20 southern
steers 81 5Oqs4 10 Southern 81 fOGS4 25
s4 25 calves S49$7 HOGS-Recepts. 5000 head: market
steady higher 81 so: bulk OF sales 81
heavy 81 75Gs7 packers and butchers 81 65QST
light. 81 459ST 20; pigs. SSaST % SHEEP-Reeeipts
81 5O9S5 IS; wehers s4q$o So ood$4 T5
and feeders 81 1885.
Cincinnati, Aug. 4-CATTIE-Receipts. 600 head:
steady good shippers S. 5Oass IS; common So IS
ass 70 HOGS-Receipts. 24O0 head: slow. Toe lower;
butchers and shippers 81 sOqs e5 common 81 I5asT 60
strong. Zoe higher at 81 75a$T 90
East Buffalo. Aug 4-CATTLE-Steady: prime steers
sd 40aS6 rs vEALS-Recepts. so head: active &c
higher s6Gss p. HoGS-Receipts. 1900 head; slow
and steady; Workers. IS 259SS So roughs 81 ioQsT
dairiss and 81 a0dSs 25 SHEEP and LAMBS
Receipts 900 head active and seady lambs 81 5OST So
wethers. s5GS5 %: ewes 81 5Oa$8 rs.
choice So 5OGs6 rs prime SO i5as6 40 sFEEP-Supply
light. SOW; prime weheTs. 81 1884 IS: cus and
81 5OaSa; lambs SiqST veal calves 81 50Qss HOGS
Receipts fair. slow prime heavies So So mediums
heavy YoSsTs - 2oass 20 Iisht Workers. s. bass 20
Toledo. Aug 4-cLovERsEEp. cash. So s7la October
81 42s: December. 81 90 March 81 so TIMOTHY. prime
81 90. ALSIKE. August. IS %: prime. IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Aug. 4-Wheat sold below the dollar
mark the Board Of Trade to-day for the hrst
time in several months, when December, which
was liqudated on the prospects OF big crop in
the Northwest. dropped to 991sc- At the close the
various options showed net decline OF from 10
to sc to 1sc. Corn declined &c to 1sc. and oats
finished weak. Provisions were steady.
The selling at first came mainly from bears who
were backing their Judgment Of a bumper crop in
the Northwest. Even when prices dropped an
export level the bulls failed TO muster courage all
though probably 100000 bushels were sold abroad
and the cash demand from the seaboard said
to be brisk. The reaction from the bottom
due TO profit taking By shorts. The story of the
corn market was that OF wheat over again. with
the net losses greater. Western houses we're
sellers OF the cash article here. Considerable De-
eember and May corn went TO exporters against
sales for shipment in December and later. The
East was said to be in need of corn for feeding
purposes What buying OF oats there was to-
day was chiefly resting orders from shortA
Cash oats in the sample market were 1ac lower.
The shortage in the hog West steadied the
provisions market Pork closed 21sc to 121ac lower;
lard. FAC to loo up. and ribs 2lac lower to Loo
higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05

COTTON There a further severe break in the
S,oh market 70 day. with October contracts selling A.
a. 80 ana January a. l2oc at the low point Of ths
session. o some 80 u ~ points under the closing Aguros
%. yesseFaa ana ~ 10 Is points below high prices
iea'hed Following the publication governments
crop report on Monday The deriina ne %
.-lsllu"u asstfssitsness on the part ~
traders ard general liquidation while no Improve
lnfnt - reported IN weather uti biEh
temperatures suggesting further deterioration Texas
COT prospects sentiment - much unsettled.
We ItA OF cfeap@r offerings for shipment
NE soat s9G fear that ne wesh o. the approaching
movement VIII prove TO much the 81
prices There rally ~ POINTS NJ the close
Win inc hnal tone steady net decline i2dis
points TIE us~ket oPenef steady 81 ~
points u dene x Point. buying better cables
eAftctea ard The failure - the Veather
II Teas hing otet ~ renewal q yesterdays selling
oIoers The Texas detailed report showing high
tenIeTsiles covering by room scirsrs and Liverpool
stfaddle hufing caused bulge
points during the morning. hut ths "A
sensational break with December selling 90 ~ a.
90 l2oic and closing l. iBc crop reports nom
some sections q the Eastern belt bcsnng little
more favorable but gersrally speaking there
change IN sentiment TeFarding TIRE probable crop would
JUSTIFY the decline of c from the high - MONDAY
and ne basis for The d7wnwaTd movement 90 be found
either IN speculative conditions IN
from the weight - offerings later
The - prices IN the
VA q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coErvv New York. Aug. 4.
hiet's- 49, onening points lower points
rIs - lnnse inaTke' was barely steady to-day.
., tb ENG aul net unchanged 10 points
NC business reported IN the wit
@ near TO late positions and total Including trans
,..s ot this character amounted only $3.50 bags
-<11Aus., soin az DC October MAY al
seemed 70 Ne no change in the situation with the
Ndhg Tor arrivals from the primary markets
i ne discounts a. which the later sell
IlE as compared with the position French
a'krt Was &C lower ana Hamburg unchanged 10
&C iower or the Brazilian markets Rio WAS reported
s AZ HeFhne ~ i2A refs, while Santos barely
80 lE a. unchanget prices Receipts Brazil
60 i--s we're 49, bags against IL 600 year
asS ssahst 5000 last year and $4,000 years ago
JuhiahE receipts IS. 700 against IS ast
year and % 00o years ago New York warehouse De
hNeres on Tuesday S2S bags against rs GA last
2faI ne weather all districts 81 Sac
.,l. me market Tor s7ot coffee quiet quo
'aslons on ne basis ~ ~ 97iae foy Rio No
me range ~ contract prices market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND. N. Y. H.. July s. 1900
VI proposals. in tripcate. for furnishing
and straw. required IN Dept OF the East. during
ending June So 1910. will be received here until
10 August 8. 1908. u s. reserves right to reject
accept any or all proposals or any part thereof
Information furnished application Envelopes
tanning will be endorsed Proposals for For
age and Straw at - T. w. LITTEIL. u. Q NJ. a.
INVEST POINT, N Y. AUGUST 4. t9oe-SEALED
w proposals. trplicate. will be received
II O'Clock August 10 1909 for furnishing and In
Combination Gas and Electric Ltghe
Fixtures In Oicers Quarters Nos 10 H. Il ~
and Bachelor Crrcerp' o1n&
ters as per drawings and specifications in this 60
The United states or rN)eee
any proposals thereof Forms 'oe -
posals furnished application address ooA<osfe'
West Point. ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05

S-isl 4 rol-
.~ sy ofcer q trustee IN bankruptcy
'" szrst snhed breVeries Company of Chicago
saara Central National Rank Of Topeka
80 mo BIO less than 10 per cent
: a, :. ~ account % whom II may concern
nj sasles Brazilian Dredging Company. .....-.. $50
Ma ss..st EDWARDS & CO Per cent preferred s275
$50 Union Typewriter Company first pre-
wv eont and mortgage. made by Caroline N
$3.50 snd George r Smith. her husband
-sise August .. 1905. due October J. 1905
. per cent Interest. property No S2l
o'Aee Place, town ~ Union. Hudson County.
- extended for three years from October
lsS a. per cent interest: Interest paid 10
los Apt J: isos: assigned I.74s
c- S.s ne srandon Gold Mining Company OF
No sasIes Guardian Trust Company Of EeW York Ia
Ssts american Sight seeing Car and Coach
rllpplne Transportation and Construction
kos.pany hIst mortgage 5000 g per cent gold
80 cue November J. 1871. with May, 1907.
. ~ subsequent coupons attached. lot.-....-. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
as.ss'O HUNTER SHOOTS FARMER.

.'as a.sr c avg t-Alexander Mseres. a farmer
!.snsps =. n'eneseo. livingston county 9. IN a
ishc.ss if"m buclshoi wound in his
ls'eed a. an unknown Italian whom he
etlx On 80 isfn when he found the stranger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
Citations.

rIyIfE5 PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By
IL grace of God free and independent. Adolf
Pavenstedt. Florence Amsinck. Gustavs Rtedal,
HammersdOrf. Johannes Schuback Ansfnck.
Max Pred6hI. Henry Willnk. Emmy Burchard. Laeti-
tia v Mol. Wilhelm Amsinck Carl Amsinck Werner
Amsinck. Lydia Wolf. Maria Westphal, Elisabeth
Br0dermann SlOmsn. Else Amsinck Gertrude Amsinck.
Olga Stenle Garlteb Amstnck. Clara Pred6hi Arnold
Amsinck. TheOdOr Amsnck. Emmy Poppenhusen. L
Niemeyer, Emmy Burchard. Hermann Arusnck, Ida
Westphal. Amanda DANIEL. Eliza Ida Amsinck, Helm
rich Amsinck. August Lattmann, Emmy Lattmann.
Elizabeth Busch susanna Siesen, Ida Rupert
Merck Julia Merck, Johannes Merck, Olga nd
Olga Wfhelmius Sieveking. the heirs and
Amsinck deceased, send greeting: Whereas.
applied 10 surrogates Court OF County Nav
have certain instrument in writing, bearing
date day OF February. 1907. codcft
bearing date the 1fth day or May. zoos.
as the last VIII and Testament OF Gustav Ansinck.
the County OF New York. deceased. therefors
You and each OF cited to appear befors tho
Surrogate Of County York. a hts ofrcs
one thousand hundred and nine. haf-Dast ten
the forenoon OF that day. then and
attend the probate OF the said last Win
m And such OF hereby cited. Arc
by guardian. 10 have you
none TO appear and apply for be appoint
ed In the event OF your neglect failure
a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate %
represent and act for in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof have ~
Surrogates Court Of the said County 81 N.w
York 10 be hareuntO affixed. Witness. Hon.
ISeaLl Ahner G. Thomas. Surrogate OF our said
County OF New York. az said County rhe
18th day OF June In the year OF our Lord
nine hundred and nine.
DANIEL j. DOwDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogatas Court.
DUER. STRONG q WHITEHEAD Attorneys FOR Pc
ttioner No. 4S Wall Street. Borough Of Nam
haitian. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05

Leave n Y. E Bath Cvia Long Island r. R.).
weekdays (4;1O Hamnel onIy). $780, $40 e:10 1920.
II 20 a M 1880 20 1850. 1920. ESQ. 340. 4.S0.
s. 80. 8: 40. 500. 300 1870. 1900 P. NJ.
Brooklyn (FIatbush 900. $50 ITO,
lisa STA 900. 1000. 1O42 1:15 A M 12l0 az so.
log 81 30 5:So ZIP - .o -3So S;S1' al
"a. 40. II 90 1910 p. NJ. sSats. only
RED BANK LINE.
Franklin st. Pr. "a ~. r.. daily. $40 a g 80
?. (sun-. $50 ard 9I5 a nj; Battery $50
2.55 D (Sun. and 0.35 a M. Highlands,
AsburY Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05

TIME PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK BY
a the grace Of God. free and independent. TO Eoiss
WillOughby de Eresby William I. Anne Rrsess
Innesker Cstharine Heathcote-
Gilbert James Feathcote- Alastafr
James 1nues- William l. Fran
Breese the younger and all Interested tbs
Estate OF Augusta F. Rreese~late OF
York deceased, as creditors. egatees. OF kin
otherwise send greeting You YOU
cited and required personally be
Surrogate OF the County OF New the
Court OF said County held Records.
County OF New York the 18th day OF September 1902
at ten o'clock In the OF that
and there 10 attend judicial settlement Of the
OF proceedings OF l. and Eoise L. Breess
Norre Executors the Last VIII and Testament OF
said deceased and such Of hereby cited
under the twentyone required 70
BY your guardian. II have II have
event Of neglect failure % do guardian Will
appointed Surrogate 70 and for
proceeding.
In testimony whereof. caused the Seal
Surrogates' OF said County York bs
affixed Witness Abner c.
IL Thomas, a Surrogate said County al tho
County OF New York. the Gath day June. In
Lord thousand nine hundred and nine
DANIEL j.. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
philadelphia STOCKS.

,r,,-,,sb.a by Charles D. Barney z Co. No % Broad
u s,rss, New york and No 100 South 4th street.
PhiadeiphiaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

ss-sh.s HatuTing 1914 20
T. BY sVartwou, q Anper,o,,.. ~. 40 ~,
- street " nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-05
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

me Following securities were sold yesterday az
saclon al me Exchange sslesroon by Adrian II.
Muller s Son:
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
CONGRESS ASKED
TO INVESTIGATE
Governor Hadley Takes Another Step
in Rate Case Involving Eighteen
Railroads In Missouri

Washington. May Another step
IN the Missouri contest with the rail-
roads was taken yesterday when Sen.
ator Warner at the request of Cover
nor Hadley introduced a resolution in
the senate calling on the interstate
commerce commission TO investigate
the freight and passenger charges Of
railroads IN interstate commerce In
Missouri and contiguous states. The
resolution introduced by Senator War.
ner cites the fact that eighteen rail-
roads recently have been engaged in
litigation with Missouri on the ground
that the state rates are confiscatory,
while the figues submitted by the rail
roads show that they are exacting In
interstate traffic in the state of Mis-
souri, rates unfairly and unreasona-
bly, high"
Accordingly il asks that the inter
state commerce commission institute
an investigation Of these rates "fof
the purpose Of making such orders as
said commission may deem to be right
and proper in reference to said rates
Senator Warner asked for immediate
consideration of the resolution, but
objection was made, so 1t went over
until Monday Should there still be
objection to its consideration at that
time, it would have to go to the com
mittee on interstate commerce, head
ed by Senator Elkins The committee
is so constituted that there would be
little chance Of a report on any meas
ure regarded with disfayor by the
railroads
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
EXPOSURES LEAD
To INVESTIGATION
Senator Bristow And Others Preparing
to Wage Fight For Reduction Of
Duty on Sugar.

Washington, May 3.-The exposure
of the frauds of the American Sugar
Refining company. known as the Sugar
trust. has attracted attention to the
sweeping tariff concessions made to
the trust in the Dingley law and con.
tinued In the Payne bill So far there
has been no fight in congress against
the sugar schedule In that measure,
though Senator Bristow is preparing
70 attack ii. Since the publication
OF the disclosures In connection with
the fines imposed by the government
against the trust, members Of con-
gress who have no trust affiliations
have commented upon the fact that
a convicted criminal combination has
obtained everything It demanded in
the preparation of the tariff bill.
Before the debate in the senate is
concluded Chairman Aldrich of the
finance committee probably will be
confronted with an embarrassing ques-
ton. Senators are expected to inquire
why II is that trust that defrauds
the government by what is styled
'sneakthief' methods should be dealt
with so literally and the consumer
not accorded decent treatment
The penalties imposed by the gov.
ernment are the result of work by
secret service agents which started
in President Roosevelt's administra-
ton. The settlement was effected by
an agreement between the trusts at.
torneys and officials of the government
Attorney General Wickersham has
announced that criminal proceedings
viii be instituted against officials of
the trust directly responsible for the
frauds.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-05-07
HELEN YARBROUGH
COMMITS SUICIDE
Woman Wanted IN Connection With
Murder Of John Bullette Kills
Herself at Wichita.

Wichita. Kans.. May Mrs. Helen
Yarbough. who is supposed to have
lived near Springfield. Mo, and has
been sought by detectives since April
10. when she is said to have murdered
John Bullette, a wealthy Indian. In a
rooming house in Claremore, Okla,
killed herself here yesterday after.
noon. She took strychnine after she
had been arrested by detectives.
She was about to start for the coun.
ty jail with the sheriff and detective
when she asked to be allowed TO go
into another room to arrange her
clothing. AS she did not return at
once the officers entered the room and
found her In commissions. She was
taken at once to a hospital where she
died in a few hours.
Mrs. Yarbough said that Bullette
was attentive to her and then desert.
ed her She came here last Tuesday
with man and they registered as
y. Jerome and wife, Kansas City, Mo.
The man left Wednesday saying his
wife would remain here indefinitely.