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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
r. G. Beach.
in business as
BEACH & COLE
Notice Of Annual school Meeting

Of the "School District Of Crystal
Falls for the year 1910.
To the qualified electors Of the
"School District OF Crystal Falls -
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
thai the annual meeting Of the School
District of Crystal Falls will be held
on MONDAY. July 18th, 1910, for the
purpose Of electing three trustees for
the term Of two years, and TO transact
any and all other business Of said
School District, at which meeting
financial statement Of the expenditures
Of the said school District will be sub
mitted and read to the electors, and
the electors present will be requested
to vote on the amount a money to be
raised 10y tax on all the taxable pro
perty Of said Schoo District tor the
ensuing year
The financial statement will be read
to the electors between the hours OF
twelve NJ and one + NJ
Dated at the School District Of
4 Crystal Falls. this 10Th day q june,
A. D. 30.
Board Of Education
Crystal Falls School District,
by
W. :. Richards.
Secretary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02

Crnte the rind Of one lemon. take
ono cupful OF sugar and mix thorough.
" with two rounded tablespoonfuls of
-Iss1ds sslu uOvl1s ~ usSs
.snlA urud-ruv .setfW al 70 suo sutt"
n uraS mol pusa tss m ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23

EGHe CUR Neiie in's MnsInnb be.
iurst 6. @aine, ri. Alb, Cf.SaIti.
mureitrake, uahr Chiffon &opie Abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Sin YrGicocnsfnn.

Wnibtn ton, %. Surllur. -
SnI Snllc Der Compiler oGlcuclono"
ptlt Der Sontburs-I mcrifo.S inic. Der
nit 600 nmerifnniiden Sourtltcn an
9'oro nid)t iiir icoen iciner Toiiu9ierc
5000 Straie bciohlcn mill, miro Der.
le!be %9ejipin9cn lcin, Die Eoliagicrc
il Tuncoupcr. @ritiid,.S columbia, ill
lonocn, unitatt IN Gun Srunciacp.
Gine bicsbe5iiglid)c gntid)eioung lit
iocbcn BON Dem iunairenbcn Sefrc.
tGr iiir Sonocl mo grbeit nb9egeben
mprbcn. als @rlmo miro iolgcnocr
EoiIus cincS altcn 0cicscS olgc-
iilbrt:
.&cin ircmbca Sdjiii bari Yniin'
9lere 5miid,en SGien ober Eldscn i'll
Den &ereinigten Stnotcu mo mlslGn
hiid]cn N0ien tronSpnrtircn. obne lid
bcim llebcrtreten bicicr 9citimmlrng
cine Straie BON 5000 iiir jcben Toi.
id9icr jll5u5ieben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ISlntbcn.

Ehiluoelpbiu, %. Sanllor.
SHARES @etter uno Elm Snllcn Der
lcmperutnr hoben ouS DItlid)e mo
ntittlere lsenniplpuuien Dor perbees
reuben lleberidmemnlngelt bcrpobrt.
Ter SdueeioQ mur oie'es Sabr gro
Ler ais icit Subrcn, uno 0oS marlne
Mcttcr bate ullerort3 elm SdnDellcn
Ter Nliiiie sur Solpc. Smmerbin 1T
Der un9crid)tcte Sduoen betr1dtlid.
IN Allcntonn trnt Der Scbigb Giper
iibcr Ole llier, mno Der GiIenbubn., 10.
nobl dis Der StruBenbahnucrfcbr
murocn Nonjlid, iTltcrbrpdcn. Mud
Der Sfnplfia, Hipcr trnt ON mnnd)cl
Stcllen iibcr Ole liter. &l Der Nobe
Der MorplGnocr. @rcn5c hat lid boS
Gia in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ciic olI
Gem Susouebonno Ilub unacltuilt.
Sm Gotumiiio Greet nurbc cine
Mohrc Der ,Sioc @uter Sipc Hinc"
Gard, SrciSciS 5erbrpd)cn unb Soh'
ielbe 8ullonen Gel ilpi'cn III bell
T!ub. Der on9erid)tctc Sd)ooen be-
"5iiicrt lih oiif ca. $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
&criucgcncrN Giicnbnbmrnn6.

st. Goui& %. San. - llcber
POO Wunn, mcl6c in leh@ Holiell
cingetbeiIt iinb, b%eiinocn iid sur 3cit
ouf Der Sude mad Den bier Glen.
ta~bnrGubcrll. meld)e gcitcrn Nbeno
bic EoihuoggonS oe5 Wtillouri . Eo.
cific e 3ugeS GER, S nabe Glireto, DO,
i!bcriielen unO bcroubtcn.
Ger Foit $ Office . &nipcftor Gid
ion erfl1rtc beute, bob ole 9eutc Der
HGlbcr lih oif $4,000 bclGuit.
@lutbun0c Iinb ocn &0llbcrn oili Die
Spur geiest moroeu. 9%clobnungen
I'M Setrogc bon 5000 linO iiir Die
Serbafturg uno llebcrfilbrung Der
Gerbred)er uusgeitcut.
IS miro permrltbet, Dap Der &altb
bnr6 erfabrene NngeItelltc I'M Gilen=
bnbnpoitoienIt pollbrnd)t muroc. So.
bolo mic bic 9~lutbunoe olIi oicSpllr
gcbrndt iuurOen, lieien bieielbcn in
oitlider Iidtung bauon, ipeSbolb
permutbet miro, bnB iid) sic HGil6er
ra6 ct. 2olliS hegeben boben. Ser
Hoitb mar Elm oitBerlt fiibncr. 3wci
Der YanOitel, Dclticqen Den 3llg, mel.
der 3miihen ct. 2ollia mo &oniass
9th fubr, neun Weilcn oitlid) ppn
Guretc, I'M 10 ltbr 10 Mit. Die BET
hcn Anoeren bieltcn Den 3ug cine
Wteile Gitlid, BON Ct. &olliS init Sig.
nulen burb rpthe Soternen ollf. go
bnlb mic ser 3ug longldmcr tltbr,
crid)icncn Die beioell erltgenunntcn
RGilbcr olti Dem Gerber ul,b mohten
0cn 2otomotiofiibrcr itnb Sei5cr III
rem @iQen oeiiigig. Gic Sofono'
tibe. elm Yoitpoggpu unb ein Cont
binutinnS . @cpGdluu9goll nurocr
IoSgcloit. Gem @cpGd Glcrf j. 4.
Gceton, melhcr rtid)t rold) gellilg ocr
@efeblen Scr HGliber n%nd,fonl, mllre
DC Der Slrt pom 8ppi geIfollcn.
Gam licBell bic @cgclogercr ouS
@oIier olls Dem Eompife'lcl obloll.
len.
ScffcrionG itp, NO, %. So.
mar. - @olpcrncur Noolcp bot
bcllte cine 9elobnung fir OoS Gin.
foitdrn uni" ioit lltbttfiibrung Der
Gicbc ousaeieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Gin SeloenitIf.

Nep Oorf, %. Sanuor.- So
pitGn &m. Sobnion bon Der aoblen-
Snrfe Seth 2om," bic iein Gigcr-
tbum lit, crtuies lid geitern Nodmit-
tag olS ell mnbrer Selo, ais er ieinc
6attin unb iein ieds @od]eu nltea
&abD Selen Dor Dem Spoe ourd) Gr-
tril,fen i'm Goit Giper berpobrtc.
Sobrlon, Der IN 9tr. 1l5, Somilton=
Ioenuc, Vronflpn, ipobnt, leine Srull
mo sas gabp, puren IN oas @olier
geltleuoert porber. ais Der Seth
Son" onf Der @obe oes Torooitenoea
bon Maro's Sslano BON BENG dlepp.
Camper ~Snterltate" 9erommt pltr.
De. Ser Seth 2oiu" befauo lid nit
5iuci nrlocren adbnen in1 ShIepptoil
Ocs H~emoruuetrs yGe @itt 9ppce"
aus Soutb ambop, rs. GerS hlep-
per nSnteritatc", ouf Dem @npt. Ton
Wuriboll bon Nr. so, SIts145.S STR.
oos &ommanOo fiibrtc. nllroe oMrd
Die Itorfc Sliltb ilnb ben beftigen
@ino tempordr unlenfbor, aus lei
renl &llrIc un0 nllf Den Seth SoD"
5u getrieben. 2ebterer ipuroc bon
Dem S6lepper nit iolhcr @ltd)t &c
rolnnlt. oaB er felltcrtc mo Die 90
Dung &oblcn, Die iid) uuf Der Vortc
bctono, pcrlonf. Gupituu SobnioL
lcinc Sroil INTO bns 9abp bottelt lid
chi Dem Ied oeS Gahncs befunoeu
lttb lpllroet III oos Nniier gcid)leli-
bert. Sobnion lit Gin gutter Shipims
illcr. Gr padte 5lnofit bas @aGp,
ld)fpoll1m nit ibm nod) Dem .gcfcr.
tcrten Sabine juriif, beiicn lon lid,
gcloit hatte, lirb iebte oos 2ino ouf
Den aiei. Cam idyponm or SIT lei.
l'cr @uttin, Die bemiibt ipor, Ocnaopf
iIber @olier 81 baiten. Gr crrcid)tc
JIG trois Der Itorfen Stronumt0 mo
blclt tic iiber WoIler, bis Der ,,Slltcr.
Itatc" bcrbeigceilt mar mo bicItunll-
Id)oft oea Shleppers Dos Yoor al
@oro 500. Ger Sfleppcr bpltc oonll
oas gobp. idleppte sic 9orfe mad
eilier @erite ollf @arb's Sslono nlb
brofte Solution, ieine 5rau uno onS
aino nad) Dem Sartptauartier oeS
Safenbe5irfes 9 om sSllBe Der l2O.
StroBc. BON no aus lie in ciller Mnls
bulon5 III Dos Sarlem : Suipitnl &C.
brod)t ipltroen, Inn lid ppl, bcll Sol
gen bes ciiigen Nnbes 81 crbolcn.
Ter Captain bcs &c Miit 0opcc"
lunr nod Gifer's SSluro meitergc.
fabreit, ais er lob, oob Der r%rSnter-
itate" ben ms @aiIer @efollcnen 5u
Siilie aeeilt iuor. 9ie Sofenpoli5ci
iagt, Dob Die Sllith mo Der @inb
Die alleitige Sdulo al, Dem llnfule
trligen. Ser Seth 2otp" miro nod)
&ornabme einiqer Heporoturcn lpie.
Ser icctiif)tia leir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23

GeS getootet rnO iiini5ebn perlebt.
Gle Sooten iinb:&
Sronf Stootlonocr, Gonoutteur
9tcmport, an.
Is. u. @oloie, &ei5er, Sn0imlopo.
li&.
Sobn StideI, Cincinnati
6reb. s. Murpbp, Sngenicur, Slla
6ianapolis.
RidlaeI &epia, premier, aonioo-
Gitp, aoni.
Bon Den &ermunoetcn lit mcrf-
miiroiger @eiie feiner lcb~enSgei1br.
lid uerleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Hcnc Npifnnna.

Ncm Dorf. -. Sonilur.
Cine bclltc bonn 9uuocs~Giitrifts-
Sihter @oiiab ahgcgebenc Gntidei-
buns. Der 5uiolge Die anflage sceeu
&. guguitls Sein5e. Den eSil,nnSier
inio llnternebmer, ob9emieien mtrbe,
hat Den Treunoen ppn Charles ".
Morie, Dem 9anficr, peId,er 5i iiini-
5cbn Sabren 3ud)tbalts perilrtbeilt
nuroe, nere Soiimlne einaeiIoBt.
I'M Die 6~reiloiinns oes @eiansenell
si bepirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Weun 8erlcttc.

Sem Oorf, %. Sonunr. -
Lurd) Die GrploIion zines 8nblenlpa'
rtrs an eilem aeiiel in ben @biion'
Merfen an WiQ. mo San Souten.
SiruBe III Eoterion, M. mllroell
geitern gegen 9(beno mebrerc MGn.
ller lhmcr perlest, uno Die Strom.
6uiiibruna iiir ben StroBenbobnper'
fchr, lomie fir Veleud)tungs. lnb
acknowledgements, lpllroe ouf Die Ialer
ton orei Stunoen unterbrod)en. Grit
ulS inter elmer Heibe Don Heierpefei.
leln Seller angemad)t moroen NOR,
tonnte mleoer Strom geliefert pers
ocn, uber in5miiden batten Die 10.
briten ibreu 9etrieb einIteQen uno
oic aus .sssHl9) stH; feat4nettbeh Stro.
Observation-Disclosures 81 SUB ourd
oltnfle StroBen beimfebren n%tiiiien,
bn Die Cars bort, no lie lid, eernbc
bciun0en botten, iteben gebliebcn ma.
rcll. Gic leBten Der BnIiugiere lpa-
rclt bcreits bobeim ungelaltgt, ols Der
&erfebr nieocr allfgenommen mers
bel1 fonntc. Ger ourf Die Grploiion
argcridtete Sad)idaoen miro olf ct
ma $4,000 geid)Gtt. Gle Serlebter
iinb:
emil bon Snmbelt. 40 Sabre aft,
ben Nr. 80, Main. Str, id)merc
Griibmunben, I6ibiirfutgen uno
Tlbmunocn, iolpie orei Hippenbriid)e,
Ct. Soicpb'S Soipitol. miro mabr,
ld)cilllif lterber. Srnlris Eorfe, %
l>obrc alt, bon Nr. 33l, @ronbitr.,
9iippenbriide; 9lGgemcineS Soipitnl.
miro pielleidt ltcrbcn. Sinoc Elor-
ton, 45 Sabre alt. bon Nr. 10, Sobn.
CTR, ShooelbrlldL in bcbcntlideml
3lltanoe I'M MQgemeiuen Soipitol.
George SrepoI % Sabre alt, Don
Nr. 80, IenepitrnBc; ein Nrn1 ilno
Elm Vein gebroden; Aaacmcinos so.
Initial. Conn Mnlonc, 80 Sabre aft.
non Nr. 81, 'GroBItr.; an aopi uno
Hildcn perlctt; Ct. Scicpb's Solpi.
tal; Conn @ale5io, ~ Sabre alt, bon
Gr. 3i2, HipcrItrobe; red)tca 9cin
1cbroden miO RiBnunOe am aopie;
ct. Solepb'S Soipitol. @cpr0e Nc
@uluat. 2G Sabre alt, bon Nr. So,
@incltroBc; g(rm gebroden, 9(bid)iir.
fnnsen, GiBlmunoen inlo @%ebirncr-
idjiitterung; algenleines Soipital.
Ciiltouc Euaer, 40 Sabre alt, bon
SIR. POS, 5. Mpe.; HiBpunben am
Snpfe; Nq9emeines Soipitol. @uituu
&nl5rnan. % Sabre alt. BON Nr. %,
CroBitr.; id)limme 8eritaufung; aG.
acmcines Solpitol. Barter Wolonc,
Eiarton nnb Srenor. Die bel Der @oi.
irh Gonnpom ongcltcllt mnren. milr.
hen inter Den Sriimmcrn cines Sbei.
lee oeS aeiiclbmiies, ser einiturste.
bcGraben. Gic iibrigen Serlesteit
iraren III Der Sdr6erei bon 6ar.
mans, Strmnpi & Sborpe ne6en ben,
Ghilon-8 ebaitbe bclh1ftiat uno milr.
ben bon Steillen uno Stablitiidcn,
Gle onrd) Die @rploiion biniiberee.
Idleuoert mproen marcr, getroficn
ltno pcrlcst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
HlGnc Der .Surtfprn- Snbn.

Vo'ton, WoIl., %. Sonnnr. :
Elrf Die gin6rinsrug ciner Gill in
Der 2~egislatur ieitens bes 3epr1ie,,-
tanten 5ptus aus 1pringbom lpuroc
gcltern elm neler Geriud, semad,t.
Die idmmtliden StraBeubobn. 2inicn
INT Staate iueitlid pom Connecticut.
@iper inter Die 5ldieI Der Stem.
yprf, Seem Sapen & SartforS.g iicn.
habngeielidaft sn bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23

Ien mar. in ben Magclt geitoiien.
Gem @erluunbeten 9elong eS ieood
nod, ben attentatcr ST. iibermGltigell,
inn Den Hepolper SIT entreibell mo
i'm 10 longe fcit5ubaltcn, bis Die go.
li5ei fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Nabm 3adje an Hcdrtsamwalt.

em.Snpcr. Cont. %. S0it.
Soluaro s. @ebb. cir. bieiiger OF.
.seIebener &edtS anpalt, luuroe ge-
tern Mittoe bon @alter 81. Nep.
bort. cinem geriideruigS agenteu,
Der in ieinem 9iireau erid)ien .uiio
oeiien 6rou @ebb's alientin in e.
mem fir Die aldaerin, siinitig, per
l%aifenen MISREPRESENTATION gene.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23
Tinf 1obtc, finfse6u Verleste.

Gincinnati, O., %. Sonior.
- Sci einein giienbabninfaIl, mel
d,er lid beute Morgen iriit aui Der
u8ia Sour" .9abn, slpei Weilen melt.
lid bon bier ereisnete, wltroen flint
gsnfiagiere zines Chicago erpreb5u'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-23

fDiltp 'NbNN'i5N' NN'''I''S N''SN'S''
men. BOB Die 9cnobner iiir Den Ser.
fe6r 9oote benilben miilien.
Sn Solge Der furdtbaren Regel-
eiiiic lit Shlob Sigmoringen, Der
olte Soben5oqern.S tommiib, ppll-
itGnoiq %iiolirt. Iic gon5e Stobt lit
BON &ofNmuiier unlgebcn.
Sprol unh 3 dmri5 bcimgc.
II d) t.
Gle 0leide 2alanlitdt, ipie in
@cits mo Siiooeutihlonb, berriht
lolit @icner Gepciten iu Silbel1 Der
Ioppelmornrd):e, Shnceitiirme Do=
ben BORT Ole telegrophiid)e Serbin.
Dung nit Der Sfrucii mo Sranfreid
unterbrodcn.
lmol lit ouf ous Shmerlte geit1=
bi9t. Ger Giicnbahuperfebr lit cins
geiteQt mo Die 6abrifen bnben nit
Dem @etrieb oufgebort. Gin GROCER
Sbeil Ger @epolferung lit onourd
empiinblih in Mitleioenit)oft ge5o.
gen morOcn.
3iirid) lit nnDe5u poQitGnoig BON
Der NuBcnpelt obgcldynitten. Gort
berrid)t Die groBte @niiersnotb, mel
dc icit bunoert Sabren lid ercignet
bat. WilitGr lit ouigeboten, nm be-
br1ngten 9eluobncrn Siilfe 5u brin.
gen utb beorpbte Steilen bilrd 9(ui-
merien bon GGmm1en moglifit 5u
ihiiBclt.
GROCER 8cncrald) dub.
&icn, -. Sonuor. Gic Gie.
itQc n3eit" meloet, Gr5her5ogsS bron.
ioI1cr Sron5 1erbinanb bobe oie an,
til,bigu,,g ucronIoBt, oob cine GRIND
Idle Gcriiin9ung Der @cnerolit1t
i;rttiiuocn ipcrOc. 3luldhit ioll il,
brci5ebn Gonnlnlooitclen Der t. IL. t.
Armee eiu ? Nedicl porgcnonmnen
lueroen.
100000 &roncn tort.
@nbnpeit. %. Sonltor.
@roBteS Nlliicben crregt Die Snbaft=
i1obnlc oes @rafcn 9lu0or &aratlon-
lpi, erblid)en Wit9licocs bes nngnri-
'G)cn SberbnuicS. Ter @roi miro PC.
idnllOigt 100000 &ronclt, iueld)c
Dem @%nnfbauic &roo II. So. actor.
ttrL unteritlugen SIT boben.
Sum. Enbc pcrurtheilt.
petersburg, -. Sonuor.
Gin &riegsgerid)t in Nigo perurtbeil-
te San Eouren sum Sooe. Ypuren
ilur angcflaat, Or. aatterfelo IN Der
Yrcpin5 aurlanb ernloroet 5u bnben.
Vullrcn lit, mic man onnimunt, Der
Jieppllltion1r, mcld)cr i'm Sabre 1908
III Ncm.Yorf ouf SeranloIInlg Der
riiilild)en &caiering pcrbaitct mlrOc.
Dice w%iilrid)te icii,e Muslieicrumg.
halnit CT me9cn elmer gart;eit Heibe
u~lgeblidJer Morotboten pro;eiiirt
iucrben fonntc. Gr mioericBte iid ic-
OOd) criolgrcih ieincr 3uriifid)iduns
had Hliblonb. @ic man glarbt. BE-
Tibet CT iid) iest in ben Ser. Staa.
tell.
0ic sngliifen go bIeu.
Son0on, %. Snnitar. - 9ic
Moblcn III England baben bis heiltc
foIgenoeS 8cIammter9ebniB gebabi:
Gegierungs.Goalition 2iberale 179,
! Sriih-N Ga; 2abotiten
80; expeditions. llnioniiten 217; To-
tc!9elpinne Der %llnionilten 100, Ser
S%iberalen IL in5 Der 2aburitcn t..
EGfie Sur Neiie in's MnsInnb BE.
! Spraf 6. Noinc, SIR. Ala. Nff.NnIfi.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-07
PROBERS ON TRAIL
OF GRAFT TO WALL
ST. FROM ALBANY
New York Legislative Committee
May Silt Further AlIds=
Conger Scandal.

NEW YORK, Sept THE trail of
alleged graft, leading from Albany To
Wall Street, was on the program for
speedy tracing with the beginning In
the City Hall her today of public hear
ings by the special committee named
by the last Legislature to investigate
charges of legislative corruption. A
wagon-load of the books Of the defunct
brokerage house of Ellingwood &L Cum
ningham was in READINGS { be pro-
duced, IL needed, early in the inquiry.
From these volumes former Judge NJ.
Linn Bruce, counsel to the committee,
was expected to attempt development
of the connection between the alleged
speculative activity of certain legis-
lators now living and legislation affect
ing various corporations
James w. Cunningham, of the de-
funct brkerage firm, and G. Tracy
Rogers, of Binghamton, at one time
special partner in the firm, were ex-
pected to be early witnesses. Various
legislators whose names were men,
toned In the Hatchkiss insurance in
vestigation of last spring, including
Representative George r. Malby,
former State Senator Jotham p Aids,
Louis A. Goodsell, of Orange, and
Louis Bedell have been indicated as
others likely to be called to give evi-
dence at early stages of tie investi-
cation.
After the conclusion of the probing
into the Wall Street end of the graft
it is expected that the Alllds-Conger
scandal which so stirred the State at
the last legislative session, will be
taken up for a further Sitting. With
the conclusion of this feature of the in
vestigation it has been indicated that
there has been further inquiry into the
recent history of insurance legislation,
particularly that relative to fire. ma
rlne,. Industrial and security organiza-
tions.
The committee was created by the
Legislature late in the last session,
following the sensation caused by the
Aids Conger and insurance investiga-
tion revelations.
Alfred Hurrell, counsel for the State
department of insurance, assists Judge
Bruce as counsel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-07
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
TEXAS RAILWAY EARNINGS
SHOW S42S,7S0 DECLINE.

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. THE railroads
of Texas through their statistician, II.
A. Askew yesterday issued a state
ment relative to their earnings and ex-
penses. 1t says in part:
THE following is a comparison of the
total operating revenues. total operat-
ing expenses apd net operating reve-
nues of thirty-two Texas railroad com
panies having about 50 per cent of the
entire railroad business for the two
twelve-month periods ended Tespec-
lively June 80, 1870 and June 80, 1909
Total operating revenues 1910 period,
sos. .973, ,313; 1909 period. $94, 100, 100; in
crease for 1910, $41s3,153. Total op-
Grating expenses. 1910 period, SIS, 315. .2S5;
1909 period. $40. FOB. .342. Increase fol
1910. $4.611,s43 Net operating revenue
1910 period, $23,05S, ,029: 1910 period. s23,
4S6.s1S; decrease for 1910. $42S.7Ss.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-07
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. with the stock
of wheat here piling UP and with lib
eral reports expected in the Northwest,
the market took bearish turn today.
Nearly all the local spectators were
short, OF were in position to enlist
on the selling side. Lower quotations
at Liverpool acted also against the
bulls The opening here was unchanged
to u down. December started at 10i
to 1918, sold at 1oo% and reacted to
1918.
Fine weather made corn easy. De-
cember opened unchanged to A@A off
at 55A to 551a, rallied to I55h@%, ana
fell back to 557s@h.
Increasing supplies of oats led to
scattered commission selling of that
cereal December started B to 4 down
at s5ss to 35lz, and declined to 35A.
Poor support allowed hog products to
decline First sales were at unchanged
prices to 121s loss, with the October
option at 2055 for pork 12.221S for lard
and 11.S5 for ribs. Further recessions
all around ensued.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-07
MARKET STRONG
AND DULL WHEN
TRADING CLOSED
Mackay Companies, Baltimore
and Chic and Union Pa
cific All Higher.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE tendency
of opening prices of stocks today was
to a lower level. A rise of y In Bal
timore and Ohio was the only i'm
portant exception Reading declined
III, Union Pacific and st. Paul 1 and
Atchison. New York Central. U. S.
Steel and Anaconda large fractions.
The market was narrow and profess
sional.
II a. m.-The depression was soon
overcome, and there was slow re-
covery, which brought the list up to
near where it left off yesterday. Beth
lehem Steel sagged "a and Northern
Pacific Rock Island preferred, Sloss-
Sheffield Steel l before the rally be-
came effective.
Noca-Professional traders in stocks
looked for some effect from the YER
mont election news, but they bought
to cover short sales when no effect
was forthcoming. Improving crop pros
poets helped a recovery. Animation
went out of the market as prices rose.
Mackay Companies gained 15s, and
American Hide and Leather preferred
fell 1. Bonds were steady
/ p. m.-The bottom dropped out of
the market for American Hide and
Leather preferred on the publication of
the unfavorable annual report. Sales
were made from half to 2 points apart,
driving it six points under yesterday s
closing. Other stocks meanwhile ad-
vapced, Union Pacific, St. Paul, South
ern Pacific, Reading and u. S. Steel
rising fractionally above last nights
closing, and Wabash preferred, Ameri-
can Beet Sugar and Pittsburg Coal l.
p. m.--Another drop by American
Hide and Leather preferred followed a
rally of III and it broke to "a, loss Of
5 points. The general market weak
ened Union Pacific and Reading re-
acting about a point. Active stocks
were supported later and rallied sharp
ly. Central Leather declined IL and
American Smelling and american Hide
and Leather /.
p. m-The market closed strong
and dull Prices became motionless
for time when they had recovered to
top level
Mackay Companies gained 3ss, Balti-
more and Ohio 2; Pacific Mail 1s and
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, Atchi-
son, Canadian Pacific and Chesapeake
and Ohio, l.
The advance was resumed in the final
dealings.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-07
PLINY FISK, A FORMER
PROMINENT BROKER, DIES.
Was Connected with New York
Firm Bearing Name.
Lspeeial . the Newark star.l ]

TRENTON, Sept 7.-PIiny Fisk who
twenty years ago, prominent and in
hnential in financial and Industrial life
as a special partner of Harvey Fisk g.
Sons, New York brokers. died this
morning at 4 O'Clock at his home. 474
rutherford avenue, this city. Death
was due to general debility and WAS
hastened by fall Mr. Fisk had about
eighteen months ago in his home and
at which time both of his wrists were
broken. Since the fall Mr.. Fisk's health
failed rapidly.
Mr.. Fisk was SO years of age He
was born in Essex, New York. and
came to Trenton about fifty years ago
He is survived by his wife, VINO is the
daughter of the late DR.. John Hall for
many years pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church, Trenton His chill
dren are Mrs C. E. Corwin. OF New
Haven. Conn; Horace r. Fisk, of Chi
cago; William I. Fisk, of East Orange:
Miss Annie Hall Fisk. of Trenton. and
Mrs. William S Rogers. of Trenton
Daniel Fisk, of New York, is a brother.
The late Harvey Fisk and the late
Richard Henry Fisk We're brothers
Mayor Charles j Fisk. of Plainfeld;
Miss Fisk, of Wilburthaan, and Mrs.
John Could of New York, are nephew
and nieces.
Mr. Fisk's funeral will be held Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from mis- late
home. Interment will be made in the
burying- ground of Ewing Presbyterian
Church, for which congregation the
Fisk family has done so muen in the
way of financial aid.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-07
PORK PRICES SOAR TO
NEW RECORD in CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept Fresh pork loins
were quoted by packers yesterday at
IS cents a pound wholesale, which is
said to be the highest price ever
reached in the history of the pork
packing industry at Chicago Retail
prices ranged from "a to-26 cents
pound, also establishing new high
records.
Despite the high prices. managers of
the packers branch houses assert that
they could not get all the pork loins
they needed to meet the requirements
of consumers.
At 18 cents a pound, fresh pork loins
are two cents higher than they were
on March 28, when live hogs sold on
the Chicago market at $11.2o, which
was $110 a hundred pounds higher
than yesterday. This disparity in prices
was explained by a Wholesale butcher,
who said that the scarcity of light
hogs rather than their intrinsic value
was responsible for the recent big
jumps made in prices for loins.