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einetnnatt. IS. Suni, 1910.

Cinetnnatt. Is. Stunt. 1910.
Die nddfoIeenoen luotirunsen tesseben
fih nur auf Gnsros, Zroasastionen. Bel
fIesneren 6ef6dften werosn etmas bobsre
4reiie berehnet.
grop iIonen.
Der Narft mar rubta unn bic grsife fte'
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S6maIs.-grima steam $l2 .0o-12 10,
6amtip l3-l3Le I. o. B.
Ero6ense "a lsenes ftetfn. glarti
left. Short clare seiten l3s&-l4e. ihort
Rtppenisiten l3%-l3Ze, ertra ibort eIear
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Bellies l5I1-l5Xe Iois uno ne ms9r Der'
pa6t.
Baeor.-yaarft feft. esort Hare Gel,
ten l41s-l5Lc, itrse Fippeneiten 49,
14Lc, egtra fbort clear SsiieH l+I - l5t.
e6ultern 12L--l3t unb geIiies l61s-a
1875 lcie uHo Le per gfuno mebr perpadt.
Sugar Cured "a leiih.-- Dlartt itetie
bel gutter saHfrase. s1tufer 1S.25-lS. .00e,
gisu.c S4ultern l4-l4It, Sreasfaf. ga.
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per gfuno.
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sos, Dtnter Tdntp s4.3o--4.50, s8intsr
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30. 4 eetbes 60I<-61Le. SO. 2 aemii6tes
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per Bu. 9ertduft wuroen Gar 10.
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tafer. Ro. 2 eemiitter nsuss 40: 57s
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ben 497 Bbls. Ttfiiusr's iintibeo GOODS
aaf bsr Bats pou l.30 per G1loss.
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nno aupfer fefter Safe su l2.62T -
2.S7L, eIeetrolptbtt gu l2.36L-l2. .o2I
nno eating gu l2.t2E-l2.37T. BIet mar
rubt9 su $4.40-4.50 uno sptltsr eben'aas
gu $5.lb - $50. Gtien mar unperduoert.
30. | 5ounor9 Rortberu tu sl6.50-l6.75,
80. 2 DO. su sl6.o0-l6.2j, Ro. Sout5sr.
xno Ro. Sout5ern ioft su sl6.25-l6.75.
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Der Warst mar fteiia. Bertauit purs
ben 497 Bbls. Ttfsiaer's Giniibeo Gooss
aaf Der Bats pou 81 80 per 01gsst
Groceries.
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pnttsr. -Dlarst itetts. Creamery 2411s
--27e. 0airp 23---26e.
gter. Rarsl ltetts. Gsiids IL --
1915 per Dateno.
9ais. - Narit itstis. Cream 10 --
15Ac per pfunb.
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aiuoute +. -- Ier wartt mar beute
rubig auo itettg, bod Il noeu bic Preiie
um 25--50r uuter oenen pon Der porigen
Wode.
S3wers Stiere b.atter 1926 -
7.25, ertra $7,35-75), Cdfen s2.25 --
800, S.eiiberltiere, ertra s6.35-6.5O, quite
bis auserteieHe t5.75-6.25, oroin6re hs
quite f3. $3.50; Ssifers, ertra $6.1 )-8. .25,
quite Bis aG3erleiene $5.2j-3.00, orbiadre
bis CUTE s3.0l-5.00; aibe, EXTRA s5.25-
$3.50, fancp -. CUTE bis ouserleiene
$4.25-5.l5, orbtndre bic quite S2.25-4. 60;
ganRers 90 2.0o-3.00, Stoders uno 6eeoers
$3.Op-5.D.
8uIteu. SnfoIee er6berer 3ufubr
mar Der Marit fhmad uno bic 4rei1e 'teben
nm 50-75c tn'er beuen pon poriqer Bod1e.
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$3.73-4.6), egtra s4.85-4.75, fette gulen
s.. .00--5.50.
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perhoneuen g9ote siemLtb Iebbaft uuo bic
Rreti, bIiebep unperdnoert.
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bis aaserLeiene stj.O0-62.5O. oroiudre bis
quite SIS. 0--l2.5J per Stuf.
Rdlber Ter Wdrtt mar Iauoiam
uuo ihpah. Die 8retic itebeR um 25-50c
unter oenen pom poriser Note.
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quite teitt. $6.50--7.75. srtra $500.
RdIbsr In ben Rom HiTtoHs. o4uiern. -
Tancs Sc, prtma Bis aaserIeiens -
7Ie, orbin1re 5-5Le.
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Breiie itanoen um l0c iiber oenen pom DO:
rtger Sdmiids.
Gute Bis ouserIe'ene Bsrpafunds. unb
5Ietf4sriorten $S.50-9 So. semii1ts ser.
pafuuqs siorten 81 1885, orbtndrs Bis
auSsrleiers i4uers fstts Sdus $7.75 -
s.Sj, Grtra -, staGs s6.50-7.5O,
I,itn BsrianbtIorteu $780, IS, Terte!
pom 10 gfo. uus psniesr s9.0o-9.55.
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mar rubie uno bic Sreiie i6pah. Sdmme.
itauesl um 25--50c inter benz Sreiie pom
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sdafs.-tttro a. l5-4.25, cute Bic aus.
aus.rL.'sue 90. so -4.l0. orotndrs Biz quite
81. 2.OO-3.50, SdhrIinee s4.00-5.50.
sdnmsr. - Frahia5rs Sdmmer. ertro
3 .oo-8.l5, CUTE bis auserIsieHe $3.50
7.S5, Orotuars bis CUTE 81 4.o0-6.26.
ahteaso. 25. 5unt.
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t5.30-750, stoders uno Sseoers S3.75-
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| aanmer:--Jiuseimiih - 1871. 80, nett
| Iide $5.01-73D. Ndrtt ftetia.
| 3ufubr. Sinbpe5 1000, S9petns
5000, Sta'e uHo 4dmmer /, 500.
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2Soni Welbn,arfte.
eamnaa, 25. surtl. 1910.


Tie Nahfrage mad Ddrleben mar 4sute
feine erobe unb bic geiddfte paren febr
rubig. Die 3insraien tinb nod uuper.
dnoett gebiisten, obwobi Gelo BEL ipels
TEN nthi msbr 10 ieft III. Slr
GarIeben ION eaa" murcen 81 berehnei
uHo @si6dftspapiere purpen Su 6L-S%
eislcntirt. Sm ofienen Jaorite nuroen
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Seif ~ $3.50 pIaeirt.
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naren ftette uno ,purben sn 10e BrGrnie per
$1,000 srptl1en Banien perianft. Die Souns
lerraie betrdgt Soc grdmte per $1,000.
assAid sui Gzrsys
mfren idwa6. Seute iinb bic foIeenbsn
lnetirnngeu sn beridten:
xcnbon, 3 1aee sicb,. O. .s7111 -l.S71s per
e, tU7aat ei6t, ,s4.s414-4.S411 peri yaris
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Niebmdrfte.

GiHci inndst, 25. Suns.
Sufubr uao Beriarbt pdbreno Der per'
HONenen Rode, pergIi9en nit ben Suei
porbergebenoeu Bo9en, IpareH ruie foLgt
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
CONFEREES HOPE
FOR SETTLEMENT
All Night Conference Is Ex-
pected to Produce
Results.
DECIDE UPON RECESS
TO CONSIDER PLANS
Lasting Truce May Be Out
come of the Next
Session.

PHILADELPHIA. March Al
though Senator James z. McNichoI,
director Of the Philadelphia Rapid
transit Company, officers and members
OF the striking carmen's organization.
ana the committee Of ten who attended
an all-night conference at the home OF
George Earle. jr, city representative on
the transit board Of directors, adjourned
at an early hour today without having
reached any formal agreement, strong
hope was given by the conferees that
a satisfactory compact will be made at
a further meeting.
II was strongly intimated that the
conference adjourned, not because the
cOnJending parties were unable to find
any common ground upon which to dp-
proach a proposition for adjustment
nut because both sides desired to take
submitted and the issues raised by one
another.
After these points have been threshed
out the conference will he convened
again and there is a unanimous belief
that al this meeting a lasting truce will
be effected.
The main points at issue, from what
can be learned, are Ihe reinstatement
OF all the striking carmen, including
the men whose discharge on February
IL preclpltated the strike, and the rec
Qgnluon by the company of a single
grievance committee, elected by the ma
JOTlty Of the trOlleymen.
The general strike here has practically
collapsed. The climax 10 the back to
work movement came last night when
tne executive board of the united
textile organizations adopted resolu-
tons recommending that an strikers re-
turn 10 work. As a result nearly all
OF the 10000 mill workers returned TO
tnelr places or employment i'm kensing-
ton and Frankfcrd this morning.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
POUNDMASTER CAPTURES
RK-CHEWING GOATS
Baking Mules Next Attract His Attention, Followed
by Yellow Cur, and All Before He Gets
to His Office.

Samuel Einstein, envoy extrsordinaIy y
and minister plenpotentiary from dogs
at large, is celebrating today his thirty
seventh anniversary as poundmaster
of the District.
Mr.. Einstein is right on the job today
as usual, and by a. m. he had accom-
plisned what many a man would have
considered a good days work. The
District poundmaster not only has o
look after all dogs which have negIeC ed
to take out the annual license and prop-
erly tag themselves, but he is the
official custodian of all animals found
al large.
He was walking down Twenty-second
street on his way to the office this
morning, when his attention was at
taCted bv two goats chewing the bark
Cn a young tree that had been set oIt
recently. Failing 10 see the owner OF
the goats Mr. Eiustein went To a tele-
phone and summoned the pound wagon
TClunE a rope around the necks Of the
two animals, he held them until the
arrival Of one Of his deputies.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
NEW LABOR PARTY
BEING CONSIDERED

A national labor party, to he separate
and distinct from old line parties. was
among the labor policies discussed at
today's session Of the executive coun-
ell of the American Federation of La
Dor held in the room of the federation
IN the ourdy building
lhat this matter was discussed as
wei as the probabilities OF the council
going on record as favOriuC such a no.
Eucal party, was made known bv an
ofnclal Of authority and who Is in a no.
sltlOn 10 know He said that the rea-
son for bringing the matter up at this
time was Tie general diSe stisfsctf0n
with present legislative methods i'm tho
treatment of labor conditions. This. II
was pointed out, pertains 20 both State
and national bodies
A number of the labor bodies through
out the country have gone on record as
IaVornE party of labor men and il
IS understood that pressure has been
brought 10 bear on the ma ai0rity OF mem
oerS OF the executive council TO give the
proposition their support
Today session opened with the read
ing of special reports by President Com
peTs and Secretary Morrison. Certain
recommendations We're contained in
these papers which will he taken up be-
Iore Tie council adjourns next Monday.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23

This. however, was only a starter. A
little further down the street he met
two unaccOmpanied mules. Now, the
average man is not inclined 10 try 70
make friends with a strange mule whose
inclination to use its hind feet is an
unknown quality. But kicking mules
lave no terrors for the genial pound
master. Neither have balky ones Both
mules proved to be Of the latter species,
and Mr.. Einsteln again had 20 go 20
a telephone and summon another deputy
20 take the mules off his hands.
Just before he reached the District
Building 10 make his daily report al the
Health Office, a yellow cur ran across
HIS path. But Mr.. Einstein Is 70 Mara
thon sprinter- He wasn't carrying net
with him, 50 he instructed the dog catch
or 10 make special efforts q, locate the
.'purp' and corral him on their rounds
during the day.
'Im feeling just as well as did the
first day ! took up the office" said Mr..
Elnsteln- Maybe I'll be here another
thirty-seven years, but IL isn't probable =
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
Free Liver
Remedy

It is well TO stop a physical aument
at the first signs OF its approach, and
that IS especially true Of liver trouble,
which can eventually give rise 20 50
many serious complications Many
have liver trouble and ina gine II is
indigestion, and hence take the wrong
remedy.
When the liver does not store up
sufficient gastric juices Il becomes slug
gish, and in this way dlsturhS the
stomach and bowels, with which Il Is
supposed 70 work IN harmony. Then
comes the sallOw complexion, the pim-
ply face, the dull pain I'm the forehead.
the thinning OF the blood. etc. A very
quick and sensible way 20 st0D the
trouble as wei as 20 cure 10 IS By the
use of DR.. CaldwclIs Syrup Pepsin.
which contains ingredients especially
intended TO promote the activity Of the
liver
Among the many thousands who have
written the doctor about the results
achieved with his remedy. and who are
glad 10 make the facts public so that
others can help themselves, are Mr..
Jas. Kennedy. 81. Louis, Mo. Mrs. :.
A La Rue Of Smiths Grove, ky. and
many others.
These. like thousands Of others start
ed the use Of Syrup Pepsin with a sam
pie. II you viii send your name and
address YOU can also obtain free trial
bottle This viii prove 10 YOU thar
liver trouble Is promptly cured with this
remedy or money Will be refunded.
Having tried II YOU can then buy II
in the regular way Of your druggist al
fifty cents and one dollar a bottle. and
the latter is sufficient for an entire
family.
This remedy is vast IMPROVEMENT
over cathartiC tablets and salts which
only do good for the time being Syrup
Pepsin is permanent I'm its results. is
pleasant TO take and does not Zripe. II
is especially good for all those who
csnnot stand violent purCative
DR. Caldwell personally will he pleased
10 give YOU any medical advice YOU
may desire for yourself or family Der-
tanning % the stomach, liver or bowels
absolutely free Of charge. Explain your
case in a letter and he Will reply 10
YOU IN detail For the free sample
simply send your name and address on
a postal card or otherwise. For either
request the doctors address IS DR. "
=. Caldwell. r. 52S Caldwell building,
Monticello. III.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
TOM JOHNSON Off
FOR EUROPEAN TRIP
Family Fear Effects, But
Former Mayor Promises
to Re-enter Politics.

NEW YORK. March 23--Tom l.
johnson, formerly mayor Of Cleveland,
broken in health as the result Of the
recent political campaign. sailed for
Europe today on the steamer Maure-
t3nia.
He vas accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Fells. cf Philadelphia. While
abroad Il is understood he viii be eX-
am;ned by eminent specialists regarding
his n alady. the nature OF which las
been KEPT a profound secret
None Of the Johnson family was NJ
the pler 10 see him of. and Il IS unde--
stood they bitterly opposed the tIip,
saying his health was not strong enough
10 stand the strain.
Johnson insisted that with a long rest
he would be able 10 come back and Re-
enter politics.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
PANAMA FAIR FUND
STARTED IN FRISCO
San FranciScanS Will At
tempt to Raise $5, 900, 900
by Subscriptions.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S.-San
Franciscans today began the collection
Of a fund OF 10000 for the Panama
Pacific worlds fair. 10 he held here in
1915 TO celebrate the opening OF the great
Panama canal.
The worlds fair conference, compris-
mg Representatives from commercial
bodies from oil the California cities. met
yesterday at Santa Barbara, and unani-
mOusly decided upon San Francisco
against San Diego. which claimed the
exposition.
All California has accepted the de-
clsi0n Of the conference. and viii unite
in opposing the claims Of New Orleans
for Federal aid for an exposition 10
celebrate the canal opening.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
Away Goes Indigestion, Gas
and All Stomach Misery

Undisested food, Nausea, Headaches,
Dizziness. Constipation. and 6ther Stom-
ach disorders.
Some folks have tried 50 long 10 find
relief from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
or an ouJ-of-Order stomach with the
common everyday cures advertised that
they have about made up their minds
that they have something else wrong.
or believe theirs is a case Of Nervous
ness, GastriJis. CataTh Of the Srom-
ach or Cancer.
This. no doubt. is a serious mistake.
Your real trouble is. what YOU eat does
not digest: instead. IL Termpnts and
sOurs. turns 20 acid, Gas and Stomach
poison, which putrefy iu the digestive
tract and intestines. and. besides, poi
son the breath with uausegus 0d8rs.
a hearty appetite, with thorough di-
gesJion. and without the slightest dis
comfort Or misery OF the Stomach is
waiting for YOU as soon as you decide
to Try Pape's DiapeTsin.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
STATE FEDERATION
DELAYS DECISION

WILkESBARRE, Pa, March 2s.-
The session Of the executive board of
the State Federation Of Labor. to de-
eide whether 90 call Statewide strike
70 aid the Philadelphia traction strikers.
was postponed until afternoon because
Of the absence of two members vino
were called to Philadelphia for a con-
ference there Il is stated on authority
that q majority Of the committee on
pose the Statewide strike.
The tact that the anthracite miners
have decided TO respect their contracts
no matter what action might he or
dered by the State board. has had a
distinct deterrent effect ON the board.
although President GreenawaIt stiu in
sists that the unions favor drastic ac-
ton
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
BLIND TIGER IN VIRGINIA.

LYNCHBCRG, Va. March 23-Joseph
A NCLa0c has been convicted here on
a charge Of running blind tiger IN his
bsT Tber shop He was fined so and held
in 500 bond
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
THREATENS EXPOSE
OF THOMAS LAWSON
Former Confidential Man of Bos-
ton. Financier Seeks to
Recover S25O.OOO.

BOSTON. March 23.-DiscIosures Of the
financial methods of Thomas W Law
son, OF "Frenzied Finance" fame. are
expected here next Monday. when hear
mgs begin before Referee Hamilton in
a suit in which John F. Donohue. for
hfteen years LaWsOus's confidential
man, will seek 20 recover S250,0g0 from
the financieT
DOnohue elaine the amount is due him
in connection with many Of the largest
financial deals that Lawson put through.
and promises 10 reveal the inside story
Of LaWson's connection with many per-
sons ard corporations.
The suit was filed two years aEO. but
has lust been referred 10 Hamilton.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
ALICE LONGWORTH'S
GRANDFATHER DEAD
Father of ROosevelt's First Wife
Succumbs at Age of
Eighty.

BOSTON. Mass, March 23.-George G.
Lee. father Of the first wife Of Theodore
Roosevelt and grandfather Of Mrs. Mich
elias Longworth. is dead AZ his resi-
cence. in Beacon street Mr.. Lee died
yesterday He was eighty years old.
Mr. Lee was member Of the banking
firm Of Lee. Higgins0n & Co He was a
Harvard student, having entered the
college in 1880. and remained there FOR
two years. His marriage 20 Miss Caro-
lire Haskell took place in Boston in
lNN, and they had six children
His second daughter, Alice. became
engaged To Theodore Roosevelt while
he was at college, and two years later
they were married. Mrs Roosevelt died
three years later. leaving a child. Alice.
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
Resolution.

THE tax board Of equalization and re-
view and the excise board OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia have learned with re-
gret Of the death on March % OF z. Q.
Davis, who served on the aforemention-
ed boards during the last two years and
who was previous to that collector Of
taxes Of the District Of Columbia dur
ing twenty years.
During all the time Mr.. Davis has
given his time and services to the Dis
tri-t in such an efficient manner as 70
receive commentator from all who
have known him or who have known Of
his work Mr.. Davis has always been a
man respected for his honesty, his force.
and for his dealing and kind and en-
EaElng manner.
The boards herewith, extend sym
pathy TO the family of the deceased. and
as "A mark of respect direct that this
testimonial be made 4 matter of Of
fetal record. and that a copy Of the
same be forwarded 10 the family Of Mr
Davis.
WILLIAM 2. RICHARDS.
A. MCKENZIE.
MATTHEW TRINTBLE-
SAMUEL T KALBFUS.
A
The Washington times., 1910-03-23
FUND FOR JOHNSONS WIDOW

ST. PAUL March 23.-Through the
raising Of $1,000 in this State. a perma-
ueut fund has been provided for the
widow Of the late Gov. John A. Johnson.
He left an estate of $4,000. This, how
ever, was not considered bv friends as
sufficient for the wido VS. needs, and
the fund was raised.