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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

w poblizu miasta Demblina,
W gubernii radomskiej, po-
w6dz okaza}a sic tenn strasz-
niejsza, ze wezbrane nurty
przerwa}y tame, zalewajac
kompletnie try wsie j bu-.
rzac tor kolejowy na prze
strzeni 9 mil. Me obeszlo sic
tez tam bez straty W ludziach,
kt6rych zginefo 30 wskutek
nag}ego j niepowstrzymane-
go njczem zalewu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

WARsZAWA, % marca.
= Rzeka Vista jak zw.yk.lle ,.l
" wiosennej pore WystaapEifaa
z brzeg6w zala1a l35nad-
brzeznych wsi ma przestrze-
mach Kr61estWa Polskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

Ela sie roz zA1Y6l In pI no.
lego talghieP ePcia sie 4 ; llll lyfIe'
.byla zaMixd xdsio 1ifa rlli1 1ascs

CHI A1]l s. 3 \: 81 n &
Rud dowi,czs, Y klt I niedls dsVllo' y M
temu ocalono "a wyda dal1'llia 81 4
Yllald|z''' nod q ~ Il
|ska1ie nisln 3 . ~ two
przgs u y yvlr1l ylego, ek|,'rleta-'
|rza stanl Reot zostal sl,al ~
Esiony btu j I sie * p.1 lipa,alh5
y " poszu' u kEiR!,api 81! III a prlalcg AS al'ly
sic uchfolpi6 & Cd d Y s'nie roii no
.dowej. 4 s.' q. .fs y
2 Powiadal, IS nie 1,aa nice ll' 4
IA lie 50 napedz mo q g .,'. xdaV q l;
neii piracy pon n[iewaz ziWr6cil'
IA sic ul!Wage calego krlallu ~
swa wal k;al . wolnoSic.. Prac ''l ~ III.
daWcy jjee;o p.,'Wiiada .nu;, !; ke
sle obaWiAia 60 aatErudnit 70
moga sic Il. tei przyezyrl|y
:dostac II niepotr'zel bne i, kap- I, q
.poty. G:dkies tylkot prosil j.
]g,lr prace, odma wiiatlo mu, gtly
sie dowiydzia as kim jest.
aIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

szynku, juz byl Jimmy. y, y !. zwlot. VI, ;
niczy. kolejowy stwierdza q
nikogo ma torach ME widzia]
pred nadejsciel11 ociag1.
Istnieje prowdopo obne
przypuszczenie,. ze ,cia}o pod
rzucono ma tory dla zmyle..
MIA sladu j zamask kowania
sprawy. MorderstWo dokonat
ne zostafo okoio 10ej gcdzi-
ny wieczorem. .,.,...
Zmar}y by} znanym tax i & Y, !,
Buffalo jak W Cheektawadze
z NEW BRUNSWICK, N,
J. Polacy W obrebie dyecezyi
trentonskiej ME maja chyba
.powodu do skarzenia sic ma
.brak pi czy duchoWnej, "
kazdej okolicy, gdzie' z zanoje. i i
.szkuje pewna ilosc Polak6,w
rolzproszanych po malychs
miejjs scowosciach, naznaczo..
q NY stal kap}an polski do
pus&ug religijnycb swych ro- ro
daw6w.
Ma duszpasterza do New
Brunswick przeznaczyl ME-.
dawno NajprzeWiele bniejs
ksiadz Biskup McFaul Vie.
lebnego KS. PawlikoWski kiago,I
.kt6ry. 2 wielka praco oWitoseiag
i gorhwoscia zajmuje sic
ziiomkami.
Nabozenstwa polskie odby-'
waia sic W koscie1e Irlan-i
dzkiem sw. Piotra. Polacy
maja tu juz swoje Towarzy-
stwo bratniej pomomy j. "a:
czyna sic budzi6 zycie poi
skie po dlugim letargus W.
tworzonyn1 przez pn:zlYcie W i
miedzy obcymi bez Wlasnego
przybutku Bozego,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
z INV z LSKIGn
" AMEllRYCE


PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Ko.
biety sic ii ,i'jiiewaia na sac
przysieglyeln "a to, ze tenze
wydal wyrok, kt6rego trest
moze znaleSc nasladowc6w
Ot6z. znany j powszechniie
lubiony DR. Elder " Nor.
rjstown q .ozenif j sic pred :
laty, PAM jrgq wnet sobie u.
iprzykrzYla ciche miasteczko;
zapragne}a ,,zYcia j dlategc
wbrew Woli meza przeniosla
sic do Philadelphii poniiewa7
Norristown bylo .dla niej
ia is|p[',okojr',el s n i: eczufy NAL
zonek ME posteH. I. Z IONA ale
wni6sf skarges do sadu Q roz.
w6d. O)db.y,}a; sic =tu " rospra-
we, ma ktore) sad W.yda1 J. wy:
rok zwalniajjacy Ora p ! r. 2 Q.
bowiazk6W malzonka. przY.
cze nj .z:a'z.n'aIczy,ll, j !, Z 10 IONA Jest
:
obowiazana isG TAM, gdzie
MAJ obierze niejsce 1nieszka-
MIA.
LOS ANGEL ,ES, Cal. Pa
nj Helena Mod ;fzejjeaWsEk:a;;
siynna artystka1 dramaty
polska, kt6rej tryunrfa1ny
poch6d ma scenach obu pol
kuli, zdobyf nie5miert telDa
slave, zapad1a ciezko ma
zdrowi,r. Pa,1ii Modrzej jeWska, !,
odrok cierpi na SERGE, q te-
raz przy}aczy}a sic foroba
pluc.
MAJ sl,ynnej J, artrs,tlki q, hr.
Karol ChlApowsk,iii, zl1ajd dujje
sic u boku chorej; jee@jj,:
p. Ralf Modrzeje eWs1ki, zna-
ny inzynier " Chicago po-
spieszyl do loza matki.
Pa6stwo RalfoWie Mo
drzejewscy " Chicago otrzy-
mali telegram. Z Newport
Beach, CAL, ze:zich matka,
PAM Helena Modrzeje
kt6ra zapadla ciezko ma zdro.
win, ma sic znaczniej lepiej.
Lekarze robin nadaieie, ze gdy:
ME nastapia jake nieprze-.
widziane kompli ikacye, ma.
sza s}awna artystkai moze O..
pusciG loze bolesci 20 dw6cb.
tygodniach. s......... ]. d S..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

. >s.4
81. NEW YORK, N. Y. Zniei..
dok odczonej tury 20 zacbo-
die, powr6cil do New Yorku
mistrz Ignacy }. PadereWskl:i,
chory ma reumatyzm. = 2 rz.y.
.by} = Minneapolis, gdsie
JUL. tylko 2 trudno6cia zdolal
program wypelnic, gdyz reu- $:
matyzm ubezwhdnil prlas q
jjego reke.,. Oddal oh sic v
opieke specyalisty Cd reuma-
tyzmu i rozumie sic zanie-
chac musial wszystkich an
gagem ent6w ma zachod lii. !. ::
Dotycbczas stracI on juz 2
.powodu swej choroby sumo
$4,000. \
Ma on jednak na9dzieje ze
wnet drowieie j ture si,Faa
zachodnia skon ozy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

BERLIN, 90 marca. ~
W parlamencie niemieckim
zanosi sic ma powazue pre-
silenie z powodu ciagle pie
kacej sprawy roztrwonienia
finans6w pa6stwowych, W
kt6rej to kwestyi 2 gl6wne
stronnictwa bloku rzadoW ego
ME NIGGA dojsc do porozu-.
mienia. Pensymisci przewi-
dsja nawet upadek bloku,
gdyby sic rad musiat ucie-
knac do poparcia centrum
katolickiego, 2 kt6rem Cd o
statnich wybor6w zerwal
wszelkie stosunki. Kontro:
wersya ia mia}aby fatalny
Eskutek dla zachwian ego o.
l.becnie stapowiska kanclerza
rzeszy, Ks. ]: :Buelowa, kt6re-
go wplywy U cesarza partya
dmorska i tax chce oddaWna
podkopac. Kompet the czyn
Eniki prowadza na razie wy
,,tezona prace zakulisowa, a.
zeby uniknae niepozad danego
roz}anu partyi rzadoWych I,
lecz niewiad domo, czy sic wy
sikh te poWioda...
!! nrr rDENIA 90 - 80.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

,USA: WiarulIsis, ~ 3 ,.sa
] pax Francis Klr6 oWski
liam. pm. Kargo Place,
1 przec odzac ulica Wood ward,
zostal przeiec chany przezs an an
/ ltomobil, j tax ME ebezp ecznie
Ipokaleczony, ze musial sic
poddac operac.yi, q nastep~r
stwem tejze. b lb|.y}a J amputac.ya'
nogi. Wniesio ina przeciw
lwlasci je1owi automob blu,
skarga Q odszko odoWanie, zo.
stala tymis sdpiapai zalatwiion
ma |korzysc kaleki, v ten
|spos6b, ze sad prz.yzpal n1u
$3.50 j wezwal jego ojca Jana,
do podjecia tel sunny. .:
Ucieszonytem ojciec, skwa.
pliwie wypelnil wezwani!eg, I ,..;l Z
otrzymanemi Pieniedzmi pl,:-'.
Sell sic ma szeroka zabawe,
sypiac dolarami ma rozmaite
nieprzyzwoite przyjemnoSei
do tego sstopnia, ze gdy-
by ME interweacya policyi,
to :bylby sic tax urzadzil, R Rze
zamiast prz!ynie6c pieniadze.
"a I: :utraco ona noge, b.y1by|
|przehulal wszystko; ME 70 @
stawiajac nawet lyle, ile by
mu wyplacono "a utrate Y
lpalca asnogii syna !! 'l'Ii'. obse- q
1osei sedziego Jeffriesa.
KrowkUtw,sJlk / eszte i u Iii1
E,aazy oddai zDnie j to- utNtolni-
10 90 Cd kary
TRENTON, N. j. w Ko-
6ciele> sw. Krzyza podozas
ceremonii slubnej, udziel lionel
ss : ~ 49,
przez ksiedza ]. Dziad dosza,
stal sic Wypadek. 81,
Pa6stwo odzii, g'dy poWra-
cali Cd oltarza, trzylnali "
.rekl zapalone 6Wiece. Pan
Im'ody chciIal poprawif We
Ion psnnie n}odej, gdy .wteenl1 ell1
cd 6wiecy xapalil sic W;elo'n,
Pospieszono naturalnie ssyb-|
ko . pomoca lecz bylo wielel
strachu, q suknia j welon(
ulegly zniszczeniu.
WILKES BARRE, Pa.
Nieszczesljwy wypadek przyy-
.trafil sic niejakie a Bartko
wi. frzebil on sobie 'noge na
.gwozdziu 8 Gale dlugim ped
czas piracy na pod w6rza swes
go domu przy Vine uicy.I
Rama jest dose ciezka j pra,s|-l
dopodo obnie przeszk kodzi Bart.
koWii na jakis czas v piracy
Bartko trudni sic sprzedaza
orzech6w.
BUFF ALO Pred pa,
.ru dnianni .nieja aka pallna
Stree 6Wna, zamieszkla'-
Ia na kazimii zowie prz.y1
Srt
Clinton uliicy zazyl q przyp
kow'ol truciiiz,,nliy y przez pon'!yli.
ke.
spod iieWano sic pod6x-
czas, e dzieWcl;z''y yna ] zyt be- l,ee,
dziie cie ME VOL
zbyt siiIae,,. po ) mot nat ych-I 'l'r'
n1iastoRa lieloI1a d sb1yla ] 'Fa ME
szezee1l 1liW'e''jj
Nadzieia I j'ednak WyzdIo-
vienna III okazala Bic ploaila;l
strzeleWiicz6 WA naa1
szlyln tygod dpill d
llzignnik j an giels kie dono7|
Isza aels strzele ewiczow j re otru'.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
WIEDEN. 29 marca.

tnle zrezygnoWa1 ze .sW.ych
praw do tronu. slychaf. na-
wet, ze ksiaze uciek} iuz z
kraju, podczas gdy inne do
niesienie opiewa, ze swych
.praw do korony zrzekl sic
ma rzecz mlodszego brata A..
leksandra.
PETERSBURG, 29 marca
= Wyzszy sad wojenuy Eat
wierdzif tn 22 wyrok6w
slnierci, kt6re zoste}y wyda-
ne ma politycznvch prze-
stepc6W. Pietnastu delikwen-
tow pozostaje we wiezieniu
W. Irkucku, gdzie sic mieli.
dopuscic buntu, przyczem
jednego straznika zabili. w
pierw Sym procesie osmiu
obwinionych uwoiniono, lecz
wyaszy sad wyrok ten oba-
lii i zasa,tzi} wszystkich SECS
nastu ma smierc, jedna ko-
beta, lkt6Ia nalezala do licz-
by podsadnych, zdo}a}a W
miedzyczasie uc;ec.
.Dalej. wydano jeszcze WV
.rok smierci ma dwie csoby
W Kijowie ;twie W Saratowie
i po jednej W Czarkowie, U:
.fie, Proskurowie, Jekatery-
nos1awiu Moskwie razem w
jednvm dniu 81 wyrok6w
smierci. s
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
COURT CALL.

This is the call in the Supreme Court
circuit before Judge Adams tomorrow
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
WHAT IS THIS MAN SUFFERING FROMp

-y HIS mar seems to pc suffering ron some aHment. Can o tell from
thu rebus what 1T is?s After you nay found the answer fill mt the
u coupon IN send 1T to Uncle Jack, Evening STAR, Newark, n j.
hi W girls and two boys who sed in the neatest correct answers ca
ave their choice OF a fine baseball a OK OF paints a good book. = penknife
or an on of several veryfa fascinating games If h writing is not Iegibic the
coIpon viii be rejected. Uncle Jack will publish the picture Of any prize
winner h cares tic send him a photograph. Png-pong and tntype pictures
cannot be used. 80
rlce a twocents stamp on the enve1ore. to avoid delay att the postofhce. The
names If te prize- winners Will be announced in he STAR on Monday We
evenings September 30
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
CLOSE WEAK WITH
RAILROADS DOWN
Union Pacific Leads Decline
With Losses of 23-4. :
Losses General.

NEW YORK, Sept. gu. S. steel
was the feature of the strong openine
In the stock market. There were run
ming sales of $4,000 shares at S5R and
$751; compared with So, the record price
at which the stock closed yesterday,
Other gains were fractional, the most
conspicuous being st. Paul, Atcnisoi
and Delaware and Hudson, with gains
of ~. U. S. Steel continued extremely
active after the opening. hut ct u recess.
sion of a point from the best price
Other stocks ran off in sympathy.
IL a. m.-Stocks We're pressed for sal
In every quarter ami prices sank rapid
ly. The collapse of the rise In L. :
Steel, which fell below yesterdays clio
ing. accelerated the decline at 9th.
points. After a number of stocks his
got down a point or more the bulls ia
lied their forces and pushed Union p
ci1c up again to last nights price, III,
they were unable to hold their advan-
tage and prices sank lower than before.
Reading, Union Pacific n st. Paul
We're the weakest features. Reading
ssgged 2ls below yesterdays closing,
Union Pacific and st. Paul 11f, North
ern Pacific and Pressed Steel Car 1as,
n Great Northern preferred, the Ore
certificates, Southern Pacific, New
York Central, Amalgamated Copper ami
Colorado F,,e, / 81 Iouis southwest.
ern pained 1A and the nreferred and
Western Irnion 4
Noon-A arm rally v,as fo,,o,yad hv
renewed declines IN which paad,nr Iost
"a. Illinois central and Northvestern
liz and Pennsvlvania and Baltimore
and ohio / ,nore efYactnal .acoy.
cry s,cceod.a g, u,b,oh q PAL ,,a
earned q fraotior o,,er Iost nigbt
An,erican c.n nrasorreo rose I .Traa-
inp hocame vsry dull at tho -raoovered
Level Ronas were heavy
n ma number Of snao,a,t,as
loaned info prominence after n,idday
esneciallv penuhlic stee, which wa .
hid ~ la IN as caparaI E,ectrio
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks office today:
Dan Hoyt. owner, with Joseph E
Amrose, contractor. plumbing work
81, 200; corner Linwood place and Ever
EFT street.
Charles e. Graham, owner, with NJ
]. Callahan, contractor, plumbing work
1925; Twenty-second street, neal
Fourth avenue. East Orange.
Thomas j. Mclaughlin, Inc, owner,
with Mclaughlin 4 Co, contractors,
all work., $500; Halcyon Park Tract,
Bloomfield.
T.. Ollemar and Il. A. Gelger, owners,
with Il. r. Hassfeld, contractor, paint
Ing work, $1S5; Grove street.
Fred f.. Spiegel, owner. with Thomas
Wolstencroft, contractor. roofing
work, $47; State street. Newark. Same
owner with Ernest e. Won Ende. con-
tractor, painting work, $40; same
pre- mises. Same owner with Brady q
Schall, contractor. plumbing work, $3.50,
same premises. Same owner with Dan
Hopper, contractor. carpenter work,
81, 4S5; same premises. Same owner with
Norman Bros, contractors, mason
work. 5000; same premises.
Charles s.. Orben, owner, with f.. G.
Orben, contractor, all work. $4,000 for
each of fifteen new buildings; Grove
street, East Orange.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
THE ODU MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Flour-Re-
ceipts. $500. Firm. with buyers hold
ing off.
Wheat-Receipts. 4 400; the wheat
market had a Arm undertone this
morning In response to lighter spring
wheat receipts, higher Northwest mar
kets and commission house buying.
Forenoon prices were about III higher.
December. 0sM@1Os%; May. 1925 911O.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 Western, 76M. nomi-
nal {. o. b.. New York.
Corn-Receipts, LIPS.
Lard-Firm.N
Pork-Strong; mess, 25.00m25.50
Lard-StronF; middle West, 12.604
1910.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining,
3731s: centrifugal. SO test, 4.24h; mo-
lasses sugar, 3.4sh; refined. steady;
crushed, 5.S5; powdered, 5.25; granu-
lated, SIS.
Petroleum-Steady; refined, all ports,
8.20M8.25.
Coree-ouiet; No. I Rio, IN; No.
Santos, ShQ9.
Enthusiastically; New Orleans. %
n42.
Butter-Firm: receipts, 5,7O9; cream
cry specials. 81.
Cheese--Steady; receipts, 3,21i; skins,
full to special, 5@1S.
Eggs-Barely steady; receipts, 10, 1872;
State, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry, brown, fancy. 3Oa33: do. gathered
brown, 26m30.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Wheat prices
advanced still further on the Board oil
Trade today following the sharp bulge
of the previous session, the September
delivery surprising by more than one
cent the best mark made yesterday
and the December option advancing
one-half cent beyond the dollar mark
which. was h high point ouched by
that delivery the preceding day. The
fresh upturn was due to renewed buy.
ing of September by shorts based tx
some extent on decreased receipts In
the Northwest.
Liquidation of September holdings
tended to weaken the corn market,
December opened a shade lower to a
shade higher at 6Oss to eo% and sold
at 60%@ as
unchanged 10 4 higher at 39% to 395s
and for a time held within that range
Provisions We're firm. Prices at the
opening were 21s to 5 higher.
Close:
Wheat-September, 1876; December
$685.; May, 1925.
The high point reached by Septembe'
during the day was 107. December ad
vanced to 100M d100%, A severe sluml
occurred late In the session owing {,
liberal profit-taking, September de
clining to 104&. At the same time De
cember soil off to 99lsm99ss. The mar
ket closed weak. with December of
Amss at 995s. September was down \
at 1906.
Corn-September, 66A; December
60A; May, 62Am 62A.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
WALL STREET NOTES.

Uptown Sentiment = Conservative
spectators are beginning 20 give only
scsnt attention 10 the rumors of divi-
dend increase which are in daily cir
cu,ation. They believe that mos. OF
them are NOT founded Upon information
from -offi2ial sources. but are set in cir
cpiafjcsf by daring Spectators. who
mink that thev are likely to be credit
ed because Of the steady and pro-
nounced increases In earnings which
are being reported by both railroad
and Industrial corporations, and be-
cause of the bright outlook for still
further increases of a substantial char
acter for some months to come. 1t is
not believed that the market can be
culation of a large number of rumors,
Few of which, apparently. are well
founded.
The rally came yesterday after the
reaction due in such cases as Steel,
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific and
Atchison. While this proit-taking was
in progress the a~bsorptive power of
the market was forcibly demonstrated
Nevertheless, the failure of the divi-
dends which were expected on Jersey
Central may have a deteriorating ef-
feet on the spread of bull enthusiasm
At the present time the stock market
has taken all the stocks offered in the
past four or five days, and has adj
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22

vanced. 1t is reasonable to suppose
that there will be a further advance
in such stocks as Steel. Pennsylvania
and Atchison. The Hartman Pacifics
will sell higher, but the proper 10Y
in these stocks has not been launched
as vet. On further advance in Steel.
brokers advise purchase of Great
Northern Ore, which will very likely
advance sympathetically with Steel.
Traders in control of present bull
movement nave not changed their posi-
ton toward 1t on account of yester-
days re~actionary developments. They
still maintain hat higher prices will
be recorded before the week is over.
The market should quickly recover
ground lost in yesterdays reaction. Ad-
vantage hould be taken of any further
slight recession to buy stocks for an
improvement in the next few days.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22

DIRECT WIRES.

an advance In the price of print cloths
at Fall River and bullish SPOT news,
Trading was active and shortly after
the call prices sold up to a net gain OF
7M9 points on Western bull support and
eommission-house buying, but there
was again heavy realizing above the h.
cent level, and later fluctuations Were
nervous and irregular, ranging around
10 cents for March.
Realizing by 13-cent bulls and selling
by r~eactionists continued during the
late forenoon, but the market held
steady on crop damage reports and
fresh buying, with prices at midday
about 2 to 3 points net higher, October
being relatively firm on Southern bull
support and light local stocks.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
GET PHOTOGRAPHS
OF HALLEY'S COMET.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. GA let
Ter received at the Harvard College OBJ
.servatory from Professor f. b. Frost of
the Yerkes Observatory. gives some de-
tails of the recent observations there
OF Halley's comet. The comet was OBJ
served by Professor s w. Burnham
with the forty-inch telescope on Sep
TENDER Is In approximately right as
cension 8 hours Is minutes ELL seconds,
and declination plus II degrees 8 min
utes and a seconds. The comet was
also photographed with the aid of the
two-foot reflector on September Is and
16 by oliver ]. Lee.
TnY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-22
THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Sept. 22.--American securi-
ties opened fractionally higher today
Good support followed, especially In
AtcEison, Topeka and Santa Fe anc
y S. Steel shares, n at noon h mar
ket was firm and from u to ~ points
higher thar yesterdays New York clos
ing.
There was a slight reaction early In
the afternoon, and with Wall Street
selling later prices relapsed all around,
The close was weak.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES
The bid aud asked prices appended
are furnished through EIseIe q King.
STOCKS,

GAS. ELECTRIC AND TRACTION.
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North Park street. East Orange (book):
MARGARET O'CONNELL, aged IA. 70
Kenmore avenue. ya!lsburg. Newark
(box OF paints; HARRIS J. BOHAN,
aged 10. 50 High street, Newark (pen-
knife); ARTHUR KELLNER, aged IA.
IA Seymour avenue, Newark lbaseball).
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The cotton
market opened steady at a decline of /
point to an advance of Z points, some
what disappointing cables being offset
by continued storm amage reports
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchanged:
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

The following New York Curb quo
atoms are furnished and corrected by
Charles. A. Stoneham & Co, "a Broad
street. New York: Rid. Asked.
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IHE pRIzE.WINNERs

The correct answer to last Wednes-
days word puzzIA was 'stile, style
The following children sent in the neat
est correct answers and were awarded
the prizes:
HARRIET TREMEL, aged 10 IL
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ROOSEVELT QUITS
GIBRALTAR FOR
NAPLES At NOON

GIBRALTAR, April 2.--The steamer
Hamburg, with Theodore Roosevelt
and the members Of his party on
board, came into Gibraltar few min
utes before 9 o'clock this morning. The
vese sailed at noon for Naples.
Richard l.. Sprague, the American
Consul, and an aide-de-camp of Cen
sra1 Sir Frederick Forester Walker,
Governor of Gibraltar, went out to the
Hamburg to welcome the former Presi-
dent of the United States. After an
exchange of greetings, Mr.. Roosevelt,
wearing q frock coat and a silk hat.
came down over the side and stepped
int6>a q launch sent out by the captain
Of the port. and was brought ashore.
The party proceeded at once to the res
idence of Mr.. Spragle At 10:30 o'clock
Mr.. Roosevelt called upon General For
estier- Walker.
1t Is said today that the Roosevelt
party does not intend to go ashore at
Naples; that they will merely transfer
themselves and their belongings from,
the Hamburg to the steamer Admiral
In this event Mr. Roosevelt will not be
able to see the Duchess Of Acsts at
the Italian port,
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QUICK ACTION
OF PRIEST SAVES
HIGH SCHOOL HERE

Spontaneous combustion is believed to
have been the cause of a fire which for
few minutes last night threatened
the destruction of the High School
building. Quick work on the part of
the Rev. James J. Sheehan, rector of
the Church of the Sacred Heart, who
discovered the blaze, brought the fire
department to the scene before any
great damage was done. Father Shee-
han was on his way to his church,
which is located near the High School,
when he noticed an unusual light in
the basement of the building at the
northwest corner. A boy who was
passing at the time noticed the flare
about the same time. Father Sheehan,
on investigating, found there was a fire
in the building, and dispatched the boy
quickly to his home to telephone for
the fire department. The lad got into
with Engine No. 49, The
latter company turned in an alarm.
and turned out with Engines Nos 1,
7 and and Truck No. Is.