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MARKET FALLS
INTO NEGLECT

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The sub
sidence of the turmoil in today
stock market afforded strange
contrast to yesterdays dlsoruerty
decline. The dealings did not 1all
back to last weeks low Levels py
any means, but the decreasing
activity and the narrowing range
of the fluctuations suggested d
return of the same conditions OF
neglect and Indifference. The ad-
VanceS were firmly held ana last
prices were at the top.
The pool position continued the
central subject of interest IN the
situation as whole. The rise IN
the proportion of the dealnSs IN
United States steel to a third OF
the aggregate, with Reading ana
{ Union Pacific supplying nearly
another third, these three stocks
being the medium or the poor
operation, showed the heavy part
still played in the dealings py
that Organization.
Yesterdays severe decline was
supposed to mark the abanoon-
ment of hopes by the pool man
ings at the high prices then pre-
vailing. The renewed resistance
shown TO-DAY suggested a renewed
attempt to invite outside demand
at the lower level.
I Nearly $1,000 600 in gold was
taken today for Canada and San
! Francisco. but without disturb
( ing the market. The decline IN
the London discount rate. In spite
of the nearness of the December
: monthly requirements. also tesu-
fed to the extent Of the easing
5 tendency of money markets.
Bonds were easy. Total sales
5 Cpar value), s1.723,000.
s United States bonds were un-
changed on call
NEW YORK, Nov. ZEE. F.
Hutton & Co.'S wire says: There.
5 was less tension exhibited in the
( security market today from the
Hill episode as a result of heavy
) buving orders from the leading
banking sources in the active
stocks in the early dealings. Very
} conservative but hopeful express
sions in regard TO the industrial
and railway outlook for the COM
{ forceful as that of the Great
Northern management were IN
strumental in allaying the fears
of many timid security holders.
I Probably the chief factor in to-
dav'S news was the Pennsylvania
railroad order for steel rails ag-
gregating 10000 tons. 1911 deliv-
cry. and which will be followed
} shortly by a heavy order from the
New York Central. This is
sign LOT d future StSS1 uldl hEl VI
stability. There are intimations
now of a large tonnage Of steel
s rails being booked before the
! close of the year. We find little
( reason to change our market po-
5 sition of recent date and believe
that slow betterment is in prog
ress in the industrial world which
) will be reflected in securities in
I the next so days or so. 1t is re-
ported here at the close that a
: steel meeting will be held tomor-
I row by leading concerns in re-
5 gard to the question of cutting
! prices"
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local Stocks Continue Active
Oil and Mining Shares Are Quiet

Closing hid 2E per cent; offered at 21a per
cent: time loans, weak; so and 90 days, per
cent: six months, AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 51a @5A per cent.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 1925 "A s2S5 for &C
day bills and at S4.S615 for demand.
Commercial bills S4.S17s s@4.s2.
Bar silver. 55Ac
Mexican dollars. 46c.
Bonds-Goyernment and railroad, easy
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-F'lour was quiet and
about steady. Receipts. 5O,324
Wheat-Spot steady No ? red 9Gc elevator
and % &c f. o. b. a1oat: No. ] northern Duluth
$f.15ss +. b. ahoat. The futures market de
elined during the early trading weak cables
snow in southwest and poor cash demand: rallied
or larger export sales and smaller receipts. clos
ing unchanged TO &C net advance, December
closed at 96c; May. $1.02A July. 81. Receipts.
:. 400 bushels; shipments. 122.6ST.
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Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and Flax

MINNEAPOLIS Nov. 29.-Wheat-ClOse: De
cember $1O03s a .O012 May. $1-O49s a M1O424
Cash No. hard: $1,o41k: No northern.
No. 8 wheat. 9T2scdS1Ooss.
Corn-No. 3 yellow 45G46c.
Oats-No. 8 white. 30d30lsc.
Rye-No. .. 74G7415c
Flsx-Closed at 81. .5O1a
DULUTH Nov 29.-On track and to arrive,
S2.5T1a: November. $2.5TIa, bid; December,
$2.57 bfd May. $2.601S bid
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Northern Business

SEATTLE Nov. 29.-clearinss, s1712.1o
balances. $141 OPS.
ances, S61. .50l
balances, $106, ,S99. -
PORTLAND. Ore Nov. 2s.-Clearings. ST.
497, ,sT2; balances 1901 ,064.
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SALES
1G0 Pacific Gas & Electric (pfd1... S. g
loo California Wine Assn (pfd)... 90 -
$1,000 Santa Cruz Portland Cement 5s. 90 aO
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Fresh extra butter II l2c lower at @bl &c
a pound yesterday, making a total decline of
212c in two days Although the day arrivals
were large. the supply OF strictly hne creamery
goods was rather light and receivers said that
the decline was due more TO the dullness ~
trade than to anything else The easiness in
extras aid not extend to the lower grades. which
stood as before quoted. Further small declines
were recorded in prices for the upper grades
Of fresh eggs extras and frsts being nc lower
at soc and Ace respectively The market was
weak at the decline while cold storage extras
were firm and &c higher at sc a dozen. Local
cheese was firm for hats and steady for Young
Americas
Sales ON the exchange were as follows,
Butter-FOrty cases Of fresh extras AZ Str
ard 10 at 36isc pound.
EggS-Twenty cases of cold storage extras az
32tec and 10 at 32c dozen.
Cbeese-Fifty California fancy Hats ~
6lac a pound
Receipts were 4O.1OO pounds OF butter, 1I,JoD
pounds Of cheese and /. 40 cases Of eggs.
The following are the official quotations esfah-
lished on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices
in the street. while governed BY the eXchanEe
quota tiOns generally range from Inc 10 r
higher. owing 70 the various charges 10
ho odd
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DecIduous and Citru. Fruit.

Oranges and apples are the leading features OF
the fruit market and with stocks Of both large
and trade none too brisk prices are inclined to
eaSiness. The large sizes OF navel oranges are
reported lower at shipping points. but local hand
The public Is rapidly firing OF grapes and retail
tradesmen are commencing TO cut down their
some favor with buyers. while tokays and blacks
are dragging. Grated goods are coming forward
ers are obliged to turn over large lines to the
peddlers at bargain prices every few days
Strawberries-s316 per chest.
Raspberries- -SSG1O per chest
Huckleberres-4@7e per 1b.
Cranberries-Cape Cod S1O0I11 per bbl.
do 4ts tier 65as5c: Newtovvn pippins. coca I. NJ:
Belledower. 75c9S1; choice fruit. So soc; Christ
Pears-winter NelIs. S202.5O per box: cook
ing varieties, T5cn$1 per box
PerStnlmons-j00i zoe per box
Pomegranates-6J01T 01T T5c for small and S1G1.50
fsrapes-Crates. 50meOc; small boxes. 40750e;
large boxes, muscat. 81 25G1-5O; other varieties
Citrns Fruits (per box1-Navel oranges. 81 T5
tangerines. S1.5OG2.25. grapefruit $3d3.5O for
seedless and 81 q 1.5o for common lemons. S5et
for Standard Mexican lines. S4.50d5
Tropical Fruits-Bananass Sl@ l,50 per bunch
for Hawaiian aud $1.50d225 for Central Ameri-
cam pineapples, $2d250 per dozen
Dried Fruits. Raisins, Nuts and Honey
The situation In these goods remains without
dried fruits with evaporated apples partfclI-
larry firm. Supplies Of prunes limited 10
scattering lots here and there. Peaches are
steady.
RaiSins are quiet and easy at the recent de-
cline. but the market * without especial feature
Fruits -EvapOrated apples. SQ9c: apricots n
n 1Sc. fancy MoOrparks. 1315 a 14c. peaches ia
06tac: fancy. 7c. pruneS she basis for the
large sizes and sc for the smaller sizes; hgs
nominal. pears. 1O0 BE
Raisins-Layers. clusterS-6 crown. 81 50: =
crown 50; crown. S1-50; s crown S13O. =
crown. 81 20. seeded. 4asc for choice and Sc for
fancy: ThompsOn's seedleSs. 4hsc. loose museatct
: crown. 4ise- crown, 4c crown 3t,c: seed
les. Slz@fc; raisins in sweatbox at Fresno. 2el
2tsc.
Nuts-Almonds nonpareils. 15c: IXI f4c: na
pins nitra. 1sc peerless. 12c. brakes n 15c. Ian
gnedocs. lc; har,lshelb 7is@ Sc: shelled almouds
joD55c; new walnuts. LIE per ID Tor NJ. ! soft-
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Nem Work Curb stocks
Boston stocks
-nrr-n.

BOSTON. Nov 29.-E. F. Hutton & Co s
wire SAYS: The market is less active than
yesterday. with prices irregular Some stocks
are showing disposition TO rally in sympathy
With the New York list. although price changes
rallied 10 12i2. Utah copper shows the biggest
advance Other departments are very dull, but
the tone is steady. American telephone has
been about the only active issue and is frsc-
tionaly higher
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
ton & Co, 400 California street San Francisco:
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Los ANGELES OIL EXCHANGE
TSpeciol Dispotch TO The Call

Los ANGELES. Nov 29.-oil stocks were
market. Union dropped fraction, the most of
the sales being made at $101 121a. Consolidated
Midway sold at 20c and then declined to 19c
and fraction. United was firm at T9c. Cali
fornia Midway was of two points and Union
Provident was a point lower than on yesterday
iotod xraG faodv Thp call
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alIfornia fresh. bel aosen. - Iu-
PortIa0d Rutter Marked

PORTLAND ore. NOV. 29.-Butter-Cre
cry, solid pack, 3Te; eastern, 5O935e; butter
far 3563Ic.
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Horses and Mules


The only Offering OF Importance 70 20 undeF
the hammer last week made up or COZ
sgnment OF 17J range horses from Nevada 1his
cl4SS Of horses has been very much N eNlden'e
on this market lately. and the fact rnat tnt9
change hands at any old price Is IN itself SUI
Drising The shipment composed OF SOM.
very light and defective stock while mum Der 't
very useful light delivery sorts we're among tle
offering. Any horse with class was IN eager %
mand. and few passed the 500 marx, aitnous"
the average was around $40.
The next important sale to take place Will
be held at Grows Landing on Saturday, Decem-
her . From the announcement ft will be made
up OF breeding mares bred TO packs and weigh
ing from io00 pounds to 1900 pounds-young
mules broken and unbrOken- The mules are ssid
to be specially dne. being big boned and %
class that is in request They viii be offered oy
one OF the most responsible breeders in the stare
and should command extreme figures
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished BY the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal:
Desirable drafters. LOO lbs and over $40 son
Light drafters. 1850 10 Lou lbs- Sz9v1S.2
Chunks $50 to 1.3OO lhs---- Zuoy1 5sy
Wagon horses $50 10 1850 lbs 1I2q 2to
Delivery wagon horses. 1850 to 1,2oO- lS29 @ lgo
Desirable farm mares Af.lft l'e'
Farm workers .-.- -......- t1'9 ~"
MULES-MEDIUM TO EXTRA
600 lhs. TO years l-Dla L, =
.000 lbs. 4 to years ......--- lfl0 -
I. loo lbs. TO years ..-..-.-..--.-. zU00 -
200 lbs. TO years .-.-. gea''Ve
Over years old range from Sl5 to SO lower
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close 70 type with age bone conformation
and style, TO command extreme quotations
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|MuttonLOWer-- Beef andPOrkWeak
Butter, Eggs and Lard Declined

or thin bulls 2G21ac. - ,,.,,,
Calves-I.ightweight per lb. 69o1tc' ule''''''''
51a d53te: heavy 4l2G5c. ,,le,
Saeen-Desirable wethers. IA 05c; ewes - tt
4Isc .,
Lambs (per Ibl-Unshorn lambs 646i4e. 80
Hogs-Hard grain fed. weighing loO , e ~
lbs "a arse: $50 to 200 lbs, ia 0472c' zoo l9s
M e per H.
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COMMERCIAL AND MARKET CALI
SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks and coppers
higher.
Cotton quotations advanced.
Local securities continue very
active.
New York exchange lower.
Wheat and barley unchanged.
Common grades of oats lower.
Hay and feedstuffs as before.
Beans show further variations.
Lard and c0ttOlene declined.
Hams and bacon quoted steady.
Hops, hides and wool unchanged.
Dried fruits steady to firm. Raj
sins easy.
Hogs weak at the recent decline.
Turpentfne Sc lower.
! Dressed cows, heifers and mutt
ton lower.
Butter and eggs lower.
Potatoes and onions firm.
Oranges and apples plentiful and
easy.
Grape market dragging.
Liberal offerings of western pOul-
try.
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LOCAL MARKETS
eceiDt~ Of produce November 20
Provisions

cottolene is 14c lower. pure lard &c lower
and compound lard Ac lower No other
changes. Hams and bacon are quoted steadier
since the recent decline.
CottoIene-1 half bbl. 1t%c: 3 half bbls.
11l@e; l tierce. 11ssc; tierces. nhc; tirees,
Hams and Bacon-Hams. 1s@1ec; picnic hams
lbs 2sGsoc. S to 10 lbs 2sG27c. 10 to IL lbs
25d 26c; sugar cured. 26Q2Tc: light dry salt
bacon, to 10 lbs 2SG24c, 10 10 IL lbs 21G22e;
medium bacon, 1s@19c; light medium bacon.
Lard--Tierees, 14c; 5os 1910. los 144e, IS
56s lie los I 111sc IS iixc Is % 1fsse; yellow yellow
cooking OIL 72c per gal; white cooking oil. tic
per gal; salad oil. 75c per gal; calfene. lie for
tirces.
Beef-LocaI prices are quoted Export lots.
higher. Extra family beef SIS per bbi: family
beef, SIS per bbl; extra mess beef, SIS per Dbl
sm9agd 6ssf p4IGs 1G per +, P Barrels clear
R.r his S pig gSr5 S fag pigs sDa fsst s. 500 for
Meat Market
Hogs are weak at the decline noted yester-
day. aud there plenty of them coming in.
and heifers are lower. Dressed mutton is lac
lower. eastern buyers are for the present ont
of the, Nevada field hence there is more stock
S1'7 DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef acc per lb for steers. 7asc for
cows and heffers.
Veai~sl5 G9iac- for large and ela@1o1ac for
! small.
Mutton wethers. 9@s14c; ewes. 7isas1sc
| per ID.
Lamb-1o15 @111ac per lb.
Dressed Pork (per lbl-10N 13c.
! LIVESTOCK MARKET
| The following quotations for good sound
livestock. delivered in San Francisco gross
No. fat steers over aeo lbs. alive. 5Ise
! per lb under 900 lbs. 5Lc: second quality
all weights. 4s4 @5c; thin, undesirable steers
4@4Ac.
| No. l cows and heifers. 41ac; second quality
464Ac common. thin, undesirable cows. 81,
| u Desirable bulls and stays, 90 Gsc: half fat
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Big THREE SHOW
MOST ACTIVITY
Pool Again Tries to Sustain the
Prices of Union Pacific,
Steel and Reading
Million Dollars Is in Gold Taken
for San Francisco and
Canada
- Nork stocI List

D. Hurton & Co. 40 California street,
-,sr.he~s III the New York stock exchange. fur
r 81 tbe following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. Nov. 29-1o:so a. m
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask
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CondItfon of the TREASURY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-At the beginning
Of business today the condition of the United
States treasury was:
Working balance IN treasury office, $50. 55S-
793; in banks and Philippine treasury S33. $50
was $S5, ,564, ,52S.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were $I.4s1,74T
with disbursements of 81. PIP. .6i3.
The deficit to date this fiscal year is SO 700
SCI. against $27, ,120.019 at this time last
year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions
Chicago Discount Rate
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-Exchange on New York
15c discount.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.Money On call easy
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RTTTER. PFR POTND

Cneese-ClIIf0rToIa fancT dafs W. 0FT ~
firm: DO frsts 15c firm; do seconds l@c.
frm fancy Young Americas. 1sc. steady d.
frsts 16iac. steady: Oregon fats. l6l2c. hrm.
Wisconsin daisies. 1Sc. steady, California stor
age hlfs steady at f5c for fancy and 14lac for
| arsts. storage Young Americas. Ice. steady; Ore
gon storage fats. 512c hrm; do Young Ameri
cas-. lie. FIRM; eastern storage. 1SG1Si1c.
Egss-Califoruia fresh. per dozen esses m-
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London Closing Stocks

0Unct.
AIoney-3Iz d415 per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market for
short bills is Az per cent and for three months
bills 4ls per cent
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BOSTON Curb stocks

BID ASK Bid. Ask.
Ariz & Mich. 70 IA Eagle & B B. so 20
Ahmeek -. 100 200 Ely WITCH. 10 il
Bohemia 49,. 81 AZ AlInspirstion . 10 1OA
Boston Ely. IL 5-J6Liye Oak -. 23l5
Calaveras -. 3k 81 Majestic - 45 46
Cactus $500 % % Mason Val . 10 1OLz
CHIEF Cons. 1 als lS New Douglas. 2A 2s
Corbin As 51s Ohio ..--....1% 11-1G
Chino .-.-.. PASS 24M fOneco ... 2ss 215
Davis Daly.. 1% IL South Lake G%
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Chicago Discount Rafe
New York Money Market

CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-Exchange on New Yor
15c discount
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Over wears old range from $lo 70 30 lower.
Note-Shippers TO this market must have
horses close 70 type. with age bone conformation
and STYLE to command extreme quotations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-15
MISSING WORD CONTEST
By Austnl Elwood Indiana
CONDITIONS OF CONTEST:

NONOi IONS Or Gun ESJs
In several of the advertisements on
this page there has been word left
out purposely. Read each ad care
fully and see If you can find the miss
ing words.
To the first person who finds those
and brings or sends them to the THE
TINES ofi1co we will give one dollar
lin cash.
Write on one side of the paper, Civ
ing the word and the name of the firm
from which the word was missing.
Write your name and address plain
ly on the paper Seal in plain en-
velop and bring or mail 1t to the Miss
ing Word Editor, THE TIMES. No
answers received by telephone.
Answers will be received between
the hours of 10 a. m and o. m. of the
day following the publication of these
advertisements.
The name of the winner will be pub
klished in these columns every other
Iday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-15

Young men and women there Is a
great demand for bill clerks. book
keepers and stenographers at good
salaries Are you getting yoyr en-
can teach you how, Enter now!
Courses Business, shorthand.
type writing. drafting. Summer
term closes Sept. 1St, 1910. We will
give you a credit of SO on full
course enrolment If you send in the
missing word in this lad"
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Hammond. Ind. 1st National Bank
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-16
THE I GRAND|'.
INDOOR CIRCUS
NH Be the Most Novel and Unique
Entertainment That Has ever
Been Offered in This City.
THE CIRCUS ATMOSPHERE
Will ee Carried Out In Detail-saw.
dust. Peanuts. Pop Corn, Balloons
and Rcd Lemonade viii Be
In Evidence.

sawdust, peanuts, pop ccrn, red
lemonade a1G balloons will be much
In. evidence at the Grand Opera House
next week when the Indccr Circus IL
offered, az II is the intention TO carry
out, all circus features possible. This
Entertainment wtI be the most uniqu.
that mas ever been presented In this
city, and from the'intense interest that
is being manifested concerning 1t
there Is no question but that 1t will
prove very popular.
The same acts offered under = big
circus tent would be pronounced a
lereat show. and with an indoor en-
ivironment they will be double apprc.
lciatet.
Get the right idea! This offering Is
going to be one of unusual merit. dig
feature acts that have never been seen
outside Of large cities will be present
ed, among which will be an unexeeIIcd
pony circus, trained seals, acrobats.
eymnasts, eontortionists. aerial artists
end funny circus clowns.
Yesterday Manager Powell booked
Arthur BoreIla, one Of the best known
clowns :, the country, who has for a
number Of years been the favoritc
clown in the Rarnum g. Bailey circur.
He also puts on an eccentric nusiear
act, which will be =een In the after
show or concert that will be one Of the
big features of the circus.
The Bartells, who recently came to
, this country from England. put on 4
gymnastic act the equal OF which hos
never been seen in this country. They
have successfully accomplished the
. triple balancing act, which $50 many
aymnasts have trsed without success,
Frank Lewis comedy wire act lie al
ways big feature in any vaudeville
show. and his work can be locked for
I ward to with great deal Of pleasure
Arthur and Jeannette. rantominie
+, eontortfonists. who are playing on the
(, big city time, do an act that has never
pecn Initiated. Miss Jeanette is, dair
! ty and charming and will be ore of The
favorites in the Indoor Circus.
! The management is also trying to Sc
cure another lady artist, Miss julia
Edwards, who docs a fine Roman ring
act and some good comedy work.
Bargain natinees will be given ey
cry day except Monday. These are Be
, ing arranged especially for the ladies
and children and others who cannot al
/ tenu the night performances.
| The advance sale of Seats for the
night performances open on Friday
when seats for any night Of the weea
can be purchased.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-16
r-rTon AsaneInr-1 i.r--. I,

80 T-rion haanfiarar isrssn
LONDON, Feb. t6.-Professlonal
golfers. representing John Bull and
Uncle Sam will test conclusions in an
international contest commenced to.
day on the links Of london suburban
club.
The teams are composed of the pick
OF the professional golfers on. tile two
sides Of the. Atlantic ana. viii be the
first International contest of that ma.
ture ever held in solfing circles. The
English team Is eaptained by j. II,
Taylor of Mid-surrey, the English
open champion and generally re.
sarded as one Of the. most scientific
iof the present golf players.
The American end of the arrange;
merits has been in charge of ~. H.
Barker of. Garden, City, who won the
irish open championship and the
Yorkshire Championship &?
Alec sni!sh, winner of the American
open championship in 1906, is captain
of the American aggregation. and, in
addition to Barker, the other. players
will be Gilbert Nichols, Of Whining.
ten; Isaac Mackie, of. Fox. Hills; David
i Hunter. of. Essex county, and James
Marden, of the Nassau Club. T
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-16
II 81

Mrs. May alexander, VINO has been
Ill with appendicitis. Is improving.
Messrs: I. wv. Arnett and Frank
Vain or this eity, were registered at
Wheeling hotels yesterday.
Mrs. James Lyons has returned to
Wheeling, alter a visit here with Mrs.
Frank Davis. ~
Miss Mona Truxell. of Fairnont. Is
the glcst OF Miss Stella Hall on Tween.
ty-seventh STRENGTHENING News
Mrs. Jennie Mecleary. f,a1 returned
frar1 a visit at Pittsburp.
A baby daughter was born recently
to MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Smith.
Hon. c. E. Wells, of Glovers Gap.
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. r. g. Parrish and children, OF
Ri,ea Terrace, have returned from an
cat>nded visit with relatives at Balti
more. 49, So,
Mrs. E. :. Morgan, who has been III
for several weeks, s. recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Rchh VII move
kile HTsH VI AHG t"GGN from tfse simon
property at tine head OF Quincy sire. II
to residence on .Pierpont avenue.
Mr.. a7d Mrs. Rohb will soon erect a
residence on Walnut avenue.
Mrs. okey Eddy. who has been RI.
ousIy i'll with inflammatory rheun,a
tisn1, Is not SO we'll at this time. !:
MT. and Mrs. hunter Atha have r..
turned to their nome at Zane sviIl.,
Ohio, after short visit hare will, MIR
and Mrs NJ. A. Fletcher on MapI>
avenue. 4,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Hoult arr!se.:
here to-day from Baltimore. 30 attend
the funera! OF Miss Wlnlf-ed Houl.
which occurs tomorrow.
Mrs. Elliott. Of Harrison county, who
has beer the guest. of her. daughter
Mrs. Lutte Brown, left yesterday, for
cIarkshurs where she will visit reIa.
tfves.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-16

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issfALLA Wal "a. ash, FEB. 81 g.
Students faculty and alumni OF Whit.
man College today celebrated the fiff
tieth anniversary OF that Inst Luton,
In connection with . celebration ID
eonrnemcration OF the one hundredth
anniversary Of Cushing Eells, the
founder. ~hese birth and death oe;
Cured on February is. The actual
founding Of Whitman was on Deee M
Der 20, 1850, when Gov. Newell signed
the charter fftEe Whitman seminary.