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New-York tribune., 1910-01-14
CASTLE DECREE REPORTED.
Husband Said to Have Divorced Woman
Who Shot W. P. Craig.

San Francisco. Jan. 1S--Neville Fl Cas-
tie. at one time a prominent San Fran
cisco attorney is reported to have received
a decree OF divorce on Tuesday at Nome.
Alaska, from Mary Scott Castle, who shot
William D. Craig. New York attorney,
IN an elevator OF the Waldorf Astoria last
August Castle is an Assistant United
States Attorney. Mrs. Castle is reported
70 be in Canada.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-14

Mrs Castle shot ". d Craig al the Wal
dorf Astoria because he refused 10 listen
60 her plea for reconciliation following
ID quarrel at her apartments. in West 9th
street The bullet was DETECTED by
forntain pen and Craig was not hurt seri-
ousiy There was no prosecution
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
Por John A. Moroso.

vle]o compahero, Jimmy,-ccntesto
Red tendiendole la mano..
Jimmy tomo Is mano de Red in
dlferentemenJe
Que hay en- proyecto }immv7-|
pregunto Red
NADIA.
No trates de en- ganarme, Y pres
cindir de MI.
.-lHas cumplido tu condena, Red
ST.
y despues de habe- estado en-
uno de esos sucIos agujegos, Splen-
sas todavia Que es un agradable jue|
go2-pregunt6 Jimmy
-STe has aaoJado
Me be vuelte b nbre honrado,
Red.
-Estas loco
No, el loco es el homb7e cue sra
ia de offender las !eves
Tt las has oiendido. pero por
causa de Cotton te vuelves atras
pues 10 venciste por una dama,-di-
10 Red en- voz baia
Jimmy extendio Ia mano derecha
y coglo por el cuel!o 4 Red.
Tt, rata, -dijo tratando de con
tenerse. IS, aiguna vez te atreves s
nombrarla, te aseslnare' Ahora, vete
de aqui Y olvidate de mi.
jimmy solto ei cuello de Red, y es
te Sc arregl6 "a camisa descompuesta
hajo la prision de la mano de Valen-
tine.
El viejo ladron era un desg-acia
do.
-Buen Dlos, Jimmyl-diio Yo2o
diria NADIA cor Ia intenclon dc o!n
derte. 70 hrb!era hecho oualQuler
cosa por I. J.mmv Huhie-a suindo
IL condena par al,v.arte, chico
-aQu,s ~es hace.t1 honrado con
migo2-prcslrtc Jimmy S:ntienco
compasio, POI su vieio conpahero
ESQ es to,;7 10 que DESC De tiahora,
Rec. Emp.nndamos VIA ouena sen
ds : sean.,s no""a90s aGnqus sos
muramo> a. han45re 20. serlo
Una empires, mas Jimmy AZ,
10 Red eli tono suplmante Necesita-
mos NJ j.l"a para em3elat
No
-Pero, Jimmy -lnslst!6 Req.
esperas da los copperS2 Elios no var
4 dejarnos >er honrado>
sPor 4ua 70? conteSto jimmy
.Qr+ s:enen e!lo> q'.e yer coz u
nnrort h'...aco'
Nc i hacas ilusIone- E!los 'e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02

.-Rscapate de su lado, vete dom
de no te hallen ell rastro
81, nosotros podemos, ,-diio Red
sarcssticamente Doyle esta en- la
ciudad para verte ahors mismo. To-
ma nota
-sDoyle aquf7-ezcismo Jimmy
ST, y va 4 darte sus ordenes, y
tendras que recibirlas 81 tie haces hon
RADIO, -shadio Red.-El sabe que te
burlaste de el obteniendo el perd6n
y 81 nunca te olvidara nj to dejara
tranquilo, no importa 10 correcto q.
seas en- adelante. Ha estado tambien
persiguiendo a Avery desde que sa-
lio en- libertad.
-sDonde eta Avery7
-Afuera espera un minute.
Red sa.io v volvio a! momento con
Avery
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02

de!aran ser honrado 81 te bsces su es
pia, 81 leg ssrves ellos t7alcionando
q tus vlejo> compahero> De o5ro
modo ne re de!aral tranouDs
ESQ es un absurde
-Absurdo, seh7 Y que ha sucedi-
do seteele? Sc hizo bonrado, y no
quiso servir s los coppers. lie hicie-
ron perder una colocsclon tras otra
kasta que Sc halo el Ia Gale, ham
brlento Entonees une ofrecio ayu-
darle ganar Ell alimento con tai de
que entregase a un viejo compahero
Como respuesta, aseslno al copper a.
III mismo. abofa esta sufrlendo pri
sion perpetua. Hacerse honrado, !eh2
ESQ es 10 mlsmo que entrar en- Ia al
ternatlva; 0 ser espia 9 hacer una Vi
Ga miserable.
-Burla q los coppers, ,-sugirio Jim
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
Tres coloCaciones.

-Buscar una colocacion-con te
to Jimmy algo perplejo
-Nosotras tenemos todo arregla-
do, Mr., Valentine ,-diio Mrs. Moore
alegremente.
-Tenemos tres colocaciones para
que Vd. eliia-explic6 Mrs. Webs
ter.-Una es en- TN elevator. -.
ST, -interrumpi6 Jimmy, me i
magino que serfa segura para el hom
bre de quien Sc ha sospechado que
robo a un banco.
La segunda, -continu6 Ia entu-
SHASTA sonora, ,-es de inspector en- una
fundicion.
-Todavis estov hajo sospechas,
va comprendo-dijo Jimmy
y la tercera es la de primer ono
cial de la "Sociedad Gate Of Hope"
eyclamo Mrs. Webster triunfalmente
-iTesorero9-exclamo Jimmy.
No, secretario, ,-rephco Mrs.
Webster.
-Nosotras estamos de acuerao
en- que 81 Vd acepta Ia tercera co!o
cacion ofrecida-explico Mrs Moo
re-nos servira de gran avuda nor sus
conoclmientos del
-fDel interior de la pr.siones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
-lMr. Notwithstanding Rose
Canitllo XVII.

e padre de Rose insistio en- IN de
tale antes del arreglo final para lie
varse con ellos a Jimmy Valentine
a Illinois Guerra hablar COZ el gober,
nador, que habia revisado el proce-
so de Jimmy
Despues que Valentine lie fue pre-
sentado, hablaron algun tempo, Mrs.
Moore y Mrs. Webster aparecieron,
Y Mr.. Lane Sc aprovecho de Ia opor-
t1lnldad para II apresuadamente al
Capitolio con su hila, hacienda antes
promoter Jimmy que permanecie-
ria en- el hotel hasta que ellos regre-
saran.
Las senoras de Ia "Gate OF Hope"
estaban gozosas a la salida del caba-
Hero y su hija, pues iban tener Ia O
portunidad de hablar 4 Jimmy y ha-
cerle comprender las ventajas que
ofrecia Ia association.
Sentaronse junto al j6ven como s.
Sc determinaran & que nadle le a
rrancara de SUI lado, no importaba
10 que sucediese.
y ahora-empez6 Mrs. Webster.
Que piensas Vd. hacer?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02

-siento mucho, senoras, que no
me sea possible acepsar ninguna de
las tres colocaciones, les dijo Jimmy.
Rebusa las afertas.
-Que?-e1e.so arc Is. se3oras
admiradas
-Aprecie toee t.' Que kah hecho
por mi, pero Sc que nlnguno de esos
hombres q me colocarian, me quieren
Enos me darian trabajo por compla-
Ger 8 ustedes, pero essartan intran
qu!los, y 20 estarfa seguro de que
me mlrarlan con recelc slempre. Es
mejor para mi cambiar de nombre y
tratar de abrirme pa5o sin tener que
volver el rossro al pasado.Les doy
las graclas, seiloras. Adios.
Jimmy Sc levanto y tendio Ia ma
no a cada una de las senoras.
Adios, Mrs Webster, ,-dijo q
Mrs. Moore.
-Adios, Mrs. Moore,-dijo 8 Mrs.
Webster.
! Vd. ha confundido los n nb-es.
-dileron ambas seiioras desazonadas
i --Pido me pordonen, sehoras.- .-dl-
| 10 el- Pero qulero asegurar a ustede
q. el secreto de Ia "Sociedad Gate
of Hope" esta-s siempre encerrado
en- mi pecho.
-sQu6 secreso, seaor?-pregun
Mrs. Wenesscr.
-Nosotras no tenemos secretos en-
nuest-a soeledad
spues el hecho Dc 9ue ustedes
me hayaa sa.vade De una prls.o-
me hayan salvado Gle una PRISON per
petua, Y ne hayan gulado una nue
va vida-dlIo Jimmy con sono de dul
ce reproduction.
La intencI6n de las dos senoras ha.
bfa sido dar public lac en- los pe-lo-
dlcos aquella misma tarde, d Ia his
torla, con todos sus Geta!lss. De este
modo, Ia socieaaa Gale 0; Hope
huniera adqliudo TIA s.aa pcpu!a-
ridad extendiendo-e 81 iama por TO-
das parties. Reclhiegoa, pues, una
gran deception Al or las palabras
de Jimmy
No blea hablanse ma.cnado las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02

Avery Jimmy en- sono d
probesta, It'd te expons> mucho es'
tando aqul conmigo. Lo estabs di
ciendo a Red hace in minute. -.
-Oi 10 que decias, pue me halla-
ha en- el paslllo.-interrumpi6 Blu
No comprendo esa conversation d
hacernos honrados. No simpatizo cor
ella. 70 Sc 10 que es tratar de hacer
Sc honrado. va 10 he probado
Red que Sc hallaba en- la puerta
de repente salto. hacia atras, entral
do en- el salon.
-lSilencio-dijo en- voz baja.-
Doyle
Red y Avery Sc deslizaron detra
de unas pesadas cortlnas y Doyle en-.
tro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
~, papa, 'contest6.-Fn' to.
- da mi vida be conoci-

~ u, papa, 'contest6.-En' to-
da mi vida he conocl-
do nombres que Sc Gre
yeron heroes. Hablaban de ST mis-
mos v sc tenian por seres extraordi-
narios. Y un dia, a Ia clara luz del sol
cuando me encontraba luchando con
IN delincuente. este hombre lego
No hubo alardes, nj sonidos de from
petas, NADIA, slno su valor probado.
Su voz era muy baia, apenas podfa
Or 10 que decla, pero tenia el todo del
cue DONNA y amenaza a muerte. Fl
bruto no consldero esto Y el 10 doml-
no a pesar de ser una bestia. Peleo
silenciosamente y 10 mat6. Me dlo Ia
vida. Ese hombre es dueho de mi.
Rose cubriose el bello rostro con
las manos. Temblaba con el amor q.
Ia habfa conmovido.
Su padre estaba sobresaltado con
Ia idea de que su hija slntlera un a.
NOR tan profundo por un hombre
que ac9baba de quitarse las ropas
del presidiario.
No es bueno alarmarse, papa
diio Ia j6ven q los pies de su PADRE
Es la verdad, y luego 81 fue a presi-
dio cuando precisamente estaba ha-
ciendo ruido la muerte de semejante
bestia. Yo quiero protegerlo abrien-
dole un porvenir, 81 el es buen hom-
bre; v estoy segura de que ST 10 es.
La ultima gotta de mi sangre me 10
dice asi.
-Crees td que conoce los senti-
mientos que te inspira?-pregunto el
padre tremulo.
Rose levanto la cabeza con ergu-
llo v contest6 con resolucion.
No papa, y nunca los conocera
ano ser que til 10 creas digno de MI
Su tono era solemne al pronun
ciar esas palabras.
Promotes eso?-exclamo Lane
con el rostro radiante de placer, el
Or expresar su hiia tan hermosos
sentimientos.
10 prometo. q
-Entonces me tendras tl lado
en- tus esfuerzos-le dijo hesandola
Sc overon pasos cerca della puerta
al volverse padre { hlia. Sc halla-
,or fyorto Z Iimmv Valentine
Iba vestido con tanto esmero. que
!, mas exigente no hnhlese encon
,rado en- Il Ia mas ninima falta, lleva
Il, una yarita con re9at6n lie plata,
er ma mano, V en- Ia otra el sombre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
sehora ?-pregunt6 Jimmy.

seEUfs !-pregunt6 Jimmy.
-Si,-contestaron ellos.
-siento mucho, sehoras, que no
me sea possible acepsar ninguna de
las tres colocaciones. les dijo Jimmy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02
LOS MUCHACHOS.

vistosos oaules maletas pro
pas para ios cue viajan Mag.
nificc sGrtldo sf articulos de
fantala Cana. ,oda forma ?
precios & estableclmiento !a
feryeteria ' quincalla. mas surtl.
DO ae il l-!a Eiccs agentes
az To- a.aaos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-02

day serscui.orss ess necen.oa
oayOraOmos" boy "mayordomos;
.1e necesiaan coiocaci5n Eso, do;
.sp.i.dcs0nes ls escuen;r7n con DIFF
cul;d1 re.drd5. A1s6os cosncsdirGs
n los dessos ls rs0vords
MOS oeTscHlt0rss se snsrctaa IN
La COrsspondsncia". Hug IN -
x cI0Tso k2zselGk y Esc61SS hxus u
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
.TYPIST CONCLUDES
HER TESTIMONY
Identifies Letters Dictated
to Her by DufOur.

The prosecution in the trial OF the
ston-Lewis-Dufour conspiracy case
yesterday began the introduction OF tes-
timony regarding the companies which
were applicants for guarantees, the tes-
tinony OF the stenographers having been
concluded.
Miss Wade said she was employed IA
1903 as a stenographer for Dufour, who
conducted the Mutual Securities Com
pany in Baltimore. which was removed
30 New York in March. 1863. To all the
correspondence OF the company Miss
Wade said she signed the company 3
name, per her own. She Identified a
large number of letters dictated TO her
by Dufour. which she said were mailed.
on cross-examinatiOn Miss Wade said
she never received any money In the
letters that came TO the company.
Herbert +. Swan, OF Oklahoma City,
Okla, testified as TO his Offering for sale
10 Dufour IN September, i90e. $4,000 rail-
road bonds. inquiTing as 10 prospects OF
making sales and charges. Dufour, the
witness said, said he would undertake
sale provided bonds were guaranteed
by trust company. His terms were B
per cent.
Five days afterward the Enterprise
Trust Company, of which Huston was
president. wrote TO Swan, according 70
the latter's testimony. offering 10 guar
antee any stock no may have and also
saying that the president OF the COM
pany is a former treasurer Of the United
States. who Understands thoroughly
the value of cooperation in all matters
pertaining to and guaranteeing securi-
ties"
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimnre. NOV. I6-C0RN-Stock in elevators
le6 LIS bushels. shipments from elevators. Sill
bushels Cob com 80 per barrel on wharf and white
Is lower. Quote: Tack yellow domestic deliver, AZ
60lkssi per bushel. Contract opened quiet; year
CON. 50, nominal spot mixed com early was 81
nominal ard January vas 0s nominal. February
lrolzht SIS nominal and March sold st 5ls nom
iual SsttliP .vice: Contract. 65iA-
FIOUR-N.ntsz extra 3Soa3o; do, clear, S.iSz
5e5: do. straight, l0a4z IS DO. patent. 455a470i
spring clear nsu, ss5s4,2si ~, straight bOas2s
do, patent, s2a5 90; City Mills best patent, SO;
do. high-grade patent as do. high grade straight,
as: do. choice family, AI0; do. extra 3saaS-5oi
ne four medium 20 choice. 400a425; coEnmeal. 100
lfs JOzI 90 Buck wheat -four, per 100 lhs.. 2S.
OATS-Stock In elevators E40s bushels; ship
mepts from elevators. s5S5 bushels. No. white
81: standard white, S6A; No. white, ssii; No.
white. 36x.
RYE-Stoek in elevators. ls0a55 bushels; ship
ments from elevators q bushels. No. re. Western
domestic g3asl: No. 2 rye. domestic. siss9; bsg
lots as to quality and condition. 7oal5; No. re
Western. domestic 7sa7s; No. rye, near bys l5a
7s. No rye near BY. f3a7A
WHFAT-St0ek in elevators. sil 800 bushels, ship
repts from elevators $50 bushels Sales Of caTgOes
ON grade al ssz for No. red. and sl% for STOCK
steamer. Sales: 300 bushels December, 95&: 200
hushels December, sas. Contract opened firm: No
yerlher. IS nominal. Spot No. 2 red early IS
noB,inal while SPOT No. 2 red Western brought s5A
hid. December sold gt s5Sa and January az gA4
mammal while February brought Si4 nominal. Set
cling yriees: For contract. 81 No. ? red Western
ga No. ; red. 9oA steamer No. red, 3d. steamer
No, 2 red Western. s08-
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
RAILROADS.
& OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER hour on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET NE" YORK
100 a. N. Diner, Pullman Psrlor Car.
1900 a. N. FlFe-hour train. Cafe Parl~- Car.
800 8. N. Cafe Parlor Car.
SIS 4. NJ Diner and Pullman PariOe Car.
e Loo D. m Diner and Pullman Psrlor Car.
800 D. m. "Royal Limited All Pullman. 5hour
1870 p. m. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
800 ?. m. Diner and Observation Psrlor caH.
$50 .. m. Coaches TO New York.
'l2d5 night Sleepers 10 New York.
'2.2 a. n. Sleeper 10 Philadelphia and New YoCk.
ATLANTIC CITY. 4 90. 800. no a. m. u 90
80 ?. m.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK days. 100 a. m. 10 loo D. nj
~. 800 f65O, 100. IN, 1soo. $50. 800
gd5. 300. 800. SD $50. 100. t4i5. 100, 800.
$50. 100. $50. r0o. 'sao. 1870. 'lo@. 'lo-ss.
~ 30 'l2d5 night.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, ssle a. m. ~ $50 :. N.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOSsSVfLLB.
's.io q. m. Ha5 p. m. 'l2:is night.
PITTsBURG, 'sa0 a. M. ~. $40 p M. IL .
night. lsIeepeT ready 10 p M
CLEVELAND. $40 2. N.
COLUMBUS. .5a9 p. n.
WHEELING. 's:l0 =. n. 5 20 p m.
CUMBERLAND, s3:is 2. m, Queen City Special
WINCHESTER 1870 a. m. fia5. 20 p. N.
FREDERICK. fs1a. 1910. $50 a. n. s. -. iaAe'
f5ss p m.
HAGERsTOWN, $40 A. n. $50 p n.
Daily. Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
TELEPHONES at all the following Ticket 0foes
1917 s.. NV. Main 1851. 6l9 Pennsylvania ave-
Main rs: New Union Station: Ticket once. Asir
73s9: Information Bureau. Main 1850.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
fPricrs nnoted are wholesale. !

BUTTER-Creamesy. fsaey. per H.. 8a2sis West
ern hrsts. s2szss3; seconds, 2ssso; process fancy
Ea2Gh
cHEEsE-New York Stats tacsop. new. large.
lsisal7.
EGGs-Near-by. fresh Virginia per don. sSsa;
West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. 2sS5o; Ten
nessee. 2s2Si.
GAMF-Quai Der doz.. 4ooa4.50; rabbits. per doz..
zT5asoo; squirrels sal0 pheaSants. each, lSal.so;
Woodcock. each S5aso.
GREEN FRUITs-Appiss. psr bhl. 26ossSo:
oranges. California, per box 3Ias25: lemons. per
crate 9oOa5O0; grapefruit PER crate. 25oa35o; pine
spples per crate. 200a3,oo; grapes. Conourds, per
fss l6aIs: Niagara per has. 2a2; pears Bartlett.
5oas % per Eb ohestnuts per To-. bal cIanbsres.
Der box. l4sa2J9; per bhl s.5aa7.@
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. choics. per ID, HE
Is roosters pr h. ilal2; springers. per D.. Hsis
dnris usr H.. Halls; geese, per b., sal2
LIVE POULTRY-Chiekens. spring. per d. lSal4
hens pe. h. I2al3 ROSTERS per b., To- turkeys. per
h. iss20; ducks Per h., Halls geese. per b. loaiA
VEGET ABLES-P -Potstoes. new No. J. per bus.
e5s-0. Is.r bhi i54ai75. Nc. 2 per bbl, Looai.25
sweets per bbi. L5oal.l5: yams per bbl.. L0al-2S.
es,eanbefs hOth0use dOz.. l0oall9 onions. Der box
toaso: cabbage par l0. looA5O0; eggpant. per doz.
s0a50 sqnash per crate 2sao string beans, Per bbi
2cal5o: lima beans, per Ct. Sa55; lettuce. per
bas. Local %: tomatoes home grown. per box.
aOea2 %. turnips. pr box. S5al0: bunchss 5a.9
bets 100 punches l.5aan; celery. psf Gste. ZIsA
$50: spinach. per bbl. l5oal.T5
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
BALTIMORE Hay MARKET.

Baltimore. Nov M-HAY-NeE No. timothy.
large bales. 30: do. No. isoeais.50: No ),
S. 10 location l6o0alSeo: choice clover mixed. $3.50
alsN; No clover mixed. i7.5oais50; No. ?, mixed.
l40Calas0; No. clover l5Oaal55o; No. clover.
l2.51alAe0; meadow grass and packing hay, looo@
l2eo; nosTade hay, as TO kind. quslts. and cen
dition S0oal2Q
sTRAW-straight re straw. fair to choice. lo5os
30: straight rye No 2 s5naIao9; tangled rye
lhlceked) 7.0oaso0 wheat lbl0ckedl fair to good.
6cca6. 80; do good to prime 5.5)as0.
MIL FEED-SpFing bran. IN lo-lb sacks. Ier
ton. 2350a2t00; Western middling, IN leoia saeks,
ton 9sooa27 Oo -four ard whiteN saiddlings in 100
H. sacks. per ton, go0as0O0 City Mills middlings.
in i90-lb sacks. PER ton. Booal.o0; City Mills
bran, IN l00ib sacks. per ton. 2L5oazS.@.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Published only as informstion not guaranteed
200 p. m. daily-For Virginia West Virginia. and
KENTUCKY points. Pullman sleepers 10 Cincinnati.
Louisville and Chicago Psrlor car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs. weekdays Dining Car from GoTd0nsEiile.
go p m. daily-C1SCINNATJ. ST. LOUIs-CHI-
CAG0 SPECIAL Solid tram 70 ST. Louis, with
Pullman sleepe.s to Chicago. Stops only al impor-
tant stations. fullman's finest equipment and G. x
o. Ia carte dining car,
i 10 ?. N. daily-F. +. V LIMITED. for CinCin-
nati. Louisville the West. Southwest. and North
west. Pullman sleepeTs TO Virginia Hot Springs.
Cincinnati and Louisville. a ia carte dining car.
O. & o. Offices. 5l3 Pa ave. 1899 ST. and
Union Station. Phone Main 1066 and 296 for
tickets. baggage checks. reservations and taxicabs
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-FOll0Ning schedule figures published only
as Information and not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
Asheville. 9 A. m. and 1913 y. m For Chattanooga
and Memphis 800 a. m. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. BirninE-
ham. New Orleans 1910 D n.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville.
Memphis. 4:l0 & daily. isieeDing car open after
10 p NJ
For htlznta Birmingham, Columbia, Charleston.
Augusta Aiken Savannah. JacksonviIle. AID Florida
points. Is ?. n. daily.
L, s. BROWN, General Agent.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-17
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY.
sCHEDrLE IN EFFECT o.. 2. 20

SCHEDULE II EFfECf OCT. z lsla.
Leave Washington. New Union Station.
e0o q. m.-Daily-All points on Norfolk and West
EN-
1910 2. m.-Dzily-R Roanoke. Bristol. winston-ss-
len Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville, New Or
leans Through sleeper. Dining Cars.
40 A. m.-FoT Bristol, Knoxville ChsttaEooEs.
Nashville. and Memphis Washington Memphis
SLEEPER open 10 2. m
Fer Norfolk-Leave Washington - a. IA. daily.
arrive Norfolk. T. b a m 1901 daily. arrive
Norfolk, 5-O ?. m weekdays Leave Richmond.
Sunday ( :le D m. arrive Norfolk : 30 p. N.
Sis ? m.-Daily-BeryEille Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive 6:i5 a. n, 70 80
p. ~, and 1913 a. m
All information Fourteenth street and New Yosk
sYenue fBusld Ruilding3.
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MOVING, PACKING s STORING.
pAWNBROKERs.

MONEY TO LOAN
on DIAMONDS AND JEYFELRY.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS,
MOVED TO SIS C 81. NV.
76e-sno.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

thicsra. Nov Is-I5ye hogs were loali lower than
Yesterdays average prioes- The receipts were esti
mated RI 500: official yesterday 25.5s9. shipments
5z5. left over ASS; estimated tomorrow, Q eco
Buk Of prizes. 7s5a75o light. 755: mixed and
butchers. s.eO: heavy. 7.loa7eo; yorkers. 80; pigs
6T5aI.G
Cattle were weak TO a shade lower; estimated re
CENTS. 900: beeyes. e.40a5.4o; COWS and heifes
aea6 q: Texas steers 400a590; stockers and feed
ers 5.ga5.60; Western f06a6.ol
Sheen were l0c lower; estimated receipts. 45 eco
natives 225a4l0; Westerns. 250al To- yearlings A0l
SIS: limbs. 4.Za6s0; Western s.50a6.S0.
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE MEETING.
Executive Committee Appointed at
VI street High school.

VI Street High school.
The second meeting Of the Colored
Public Schools Athletic League was held
in the NJ Street High School yesterday
afternoon. An executive committee was
elected as follows: ]. C. Bruce. A K.
Savoy, Miss NJ. L. Jordan. H. c. Doug
lass, and BENJAMIN Washington Other
committees were appointed as follows:
High school games-Miss A. J. Turner,
chairman; @. D. Houston. s. F. Compton,
G. Henry Murray, E. B. Henderson, J.
L. Chestnut, A. p. Lewis
Publicity and printing!. Moria saun-
ders. chairman: 3. c. Dodson, E. II
Lawson, ]. o. Montgomery. Miss A. v.
Shorter.
Finance-G. S. Wormley. chairman; ".
A. Hamilton, z. A. Clark, W. B. Hart
grove, r 3. Greene.
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PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING-s1.50; all work guar
anteed; % yrs. exp. Phone NJ 7IsS. or
drop postal. J. F. Herman. 1920 Pa. ave.
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BROKERS ELECT OFFICERS.
Local Stock Exchange Members
Hold Meeting.

Hold Meeting.
Meeting directly after the close OF the
days session, members OF the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday elected officers
TO govern the organization for the ensu-
ing year.
The following were elected: President,
BENJAMIN Woodruff; vice president.
Charles J. Bell: secretary, Allan F.
walker; treasurer, James NJ. Green.
Members of the governing committee,
Charles P. Williams and o. H. Perry
Johnson.
There were only two changes in the
list OF officers. A. K Paris declining 10
allow his name TO go up for reelection
as vice president and o. H. P john
son being placed on the governing com
Tnittee
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 6.5oa7.25; do. buicheT
iaa6.25; common A1oaS H.
H0Gs-Per evt. eros. soess-so; do, ordinary.
800.
SHEEP-Prime. S0os3 80; do. comnel a5OsLT.
LAAlBs-Faney. spring. 60ea7oo: fan. choice. I.S:
melinln, 500.
cALyEs-Prime. per h. icssall; medium. h..
slsasis.
COWs-lrime. fresh. each 45eA58oo; do. o5En-
snon. N.toAss.oo; do. old and dTy. l5.eas4oo.
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TITLES EXAMINED.
sn.s28.s24

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA LAW AND
CLAIMS COMPANY buys undivided
interests in realty, lends money on same.
undertakes 20 cure any oefects IN tne
title thereto. and does a general law
practice Metropolitan Bank Building:
Room III. 8sS
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PAPER HANGING.

BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY. I
do classy paperhanging and painting.
See me. Prices reasonable
W. Il. C0PENHAVER, 1923 7th ne.
Phone Lincoln 1896 34t
ROOMS PAPERED. ss AND UP. Sc
Iect stock. Painting and decorating. c,
OLSON. 6l3 + st Phone TAX IH 2sS-u
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wANTEn-sALEsMEN

WANTED - HIGH-CLASs SALESME..
for substantial and attractive invest
ORCHARDS co, sc Home Life Building,
Washington. d. c. S0l-du
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AND HOUSE CLEANING

YOU'LL WEAR BILLIKEN'S SMILE
II you have the "Acms" do your win
dow, Office. and house cleaning. ACME
WINDOW CLEANING CO.. 91 O st. NV.
Phone Main 7i59.