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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30

I Teddy whipped tn "old guard" TO a
''frazzle" In the New York republican
state censention; was elected tempo
rary chairman over Vice-President
sherman and ruled the roost to suit
h,mseIf HeL1ysL. Sunison was. homi-
rated for governor Mayor layhor. OF
New YORK city, has declined TO ac-
cent the democratic nomination Tor
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30

so acres OF land, 5-room boxed cot
tage, good barn, blacksmith shop and
ali other necessary outbuildings, well
vatered and fenced close TO church
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30

Your kidneys may be OF long stand
ing, IL may be either acute or
chronic, but whatever 1t is Foley's
Kidney Remedy will aid you to get
rid OF 1t quickly and restore your
natural health and vigor. "one bottle
u Foley's Kidney Remedy; made me
wellg said, j Slbpull of Grand View.
WIS. Commeaee taking II now. Shu-
4 z 80 ~
land in KENTUCKY. Will be Withdrawn
ii not sold, within 80 days, ADDRESS
box s2 Hustonyiile. Ky.
Mrs. d. s. Carpenter left Tuesday
for a weeks visit with. relatives at
Charlottesville and vicinity,
Mccormack Rife and Tucker ship
ned to Cincinnati this week one car
nice butcher cattle 31-2 TO 4s1-2c.
Mr. Thomas fsraekett OF Garrard
county will, marry Miss Esteue Yo-
cum at the home Of the brides par
ents near Geneva on Thursday Sept
29th
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30
Am. AWEuL. ERvpTloN.

of a volcano excites brief interest,
AND your interest IN skin eruptions
will be as short II you use Bucklens
Arnica Salye. their quickest cure.
Even the worst Doils. ulcers. or FEVER
sores are soon healed by II. Best LOT
burns, Cuts. Bruises, Sore Lips, Chap
ped hands, Chilblains and Piles. IL
gives instant relief. rs cents at Pen
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are vholesalel


BUTTER-C reamery, fancy. @i-a7Is DO. rrir-s. 3
do. seconds o. process fancy 251a17i1. do fair IN
good, 8aZ7; daiU. choice. 2ia25. do. good. Ia23
store packed. lsa2n-
CHEESE-New York State factory. fancy ar,,s
Eal1's; do. small hairy. do. large. l6i4ai7.
EGGS-Near by. choice 1cturrablc case. 0I5
West Virginia and southern Virginia. retIrnabls
cases %, Tenn 1ssCc. reuurab.e cases q; North
Carolina rUtUrnahe cases %
LIVE POULTRY-ChicHeus. spring. large. 25a9s
do. medium. BIAS. do. srrrg 25as5: hens
small. per b. %. large ISL roosters. p,r b.. TO-
ducks. old. IS; do. spring. 3 lbs and over. p
geese. per b., lOal2. do. fancy. l2ai; turkeys.
toms. Per 10. e; do hens 20 turkeys thin l0al2;
KEYS. PER h.. Is
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per Dbl. lo0aL5o,
sweet potatoes per Dbl. L50a25J yams. per Dbl
2O1a275: cucumber. Florida. Dor basket L0OaI 3
string beans, per basket, 200a32j; North Carolina
lettuce. 75aL25 radishes. pr5 20 100, 7rinch per
Dbl, 75al-50; Florida peppers. per basket L5Oal.75
eggVant. PER crate. l75a2 .; Florida tomatoes pcr
crate. LJOs275; asparagus. L5oa3D per dozen
punches; rhubarb, lsa25 per dozen punches. new
cabbage L50al 3 per crate: spring onions 75al %
per hundred; bects 3a5 per bunch; strawberries. per
quart. SAILS; green peas pc. basket 91llT.
DRESSED POULTRY-Chioken-. Ter h.. 2s2:
chickens and hens mixed lsa2O: capons lib. aver.
age per To-. 2a2s; do. small. G3a2i; slips. per h.
Il; ducks lsa4; geese. per h., lial6.
DRESSED MEATS-Hams, country sugarcured.
laa21.
SUNDRIEs-B eeswny %: tallow. sa6lS; ginseng.
per b.. 5O0a5.yO; seneca. per b., 40; golden SEAL
i0ai5; pink l2al4: mandrake oa3: snake root So
walnut kernels dry l5a6; black wanuts. per 100 IS.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy ia5; cher
hes. l2al5: backbcrries. Z; whoTtleberries. l24.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool. unwashed. free OF
burs. per h.. S0 wool bury. per h., 25a2s; hides.
green. per b.. TO- do. dry. per ID. lSal6; sheep
Skins. green each 75aG0 do. dry each. 25a6O; calf
skils. =rcen. each. LJ0aL7S-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York MAY G.-RUTTER-Re TO-DAY
were 1925 packages. The market opened frn.
Creamery specials. .; do. extras. 2si4 do. frs.s
y; state dairy, good TO choice. q. process spe-
oials q.
CHEESE-Receipts to-day S5E boxes The mar
ket easily retains all the firm features which have
been IN evidence for the last several DAYS. State
whole milk. fan. new specials. I5ik do. whole
milk. tncst new. ccl0red. 1874 do whole milk.
finest white. lfh skins specials l2L-
EGGS-Receipts to-day % $40 casos The market
Is easier in tone. State Pennsy lv7nia and nea--bv
hennery, white fancy %; State and PENNSYLVANIA.
brown hennery. fancy Zia, fresh-gathered. extras.
1le: do. extra frsts. y
M!LLFEED-Wcaksr; moderate dealings. Spriny
bran, G25 standard middlings 1875. city bran.
zoo. in bulk; Western red dog @50. % arrive.
winter wheat bran. in lm-pornd sacks. 10 arrive.
80
OATS-Weak and unsettled. No. 2 white. 4s,isil
No white. f5a85lz No white. HaiF4: natural
and clipped white. on track. Aiza5OH.
FLOUR 90 Inactive. weak uudertone Kansas
straigis, 490a5l0. in sacks; soft staights s5a5 10
in barrels; spring patents. 4Oa57O. in barrels.
spring clears 440al6O.
RYE FLOUR-wcaker light inquiry. Choice
brands quoted al Al5ai0
CORNMEAI4-Ensy: demand moderate Kiln-dried
for export. 3Soa32 s.; coarse meal in bags lS4al So
BEEF-Steady: moderate business Packet l6 50a
100: family l9JOa20O0.
PoRK-Steady. hut quiet Mess, 2lOOa2l 50: fam.
ily. B.O0a&8
HAY-Receipts 900 tons: weak; inquiry fair fo,
choice. Prime timothy. ll7i4; No /. liz: No. 2
Los; No ;. 9ao5
sTRAW-Receipts. 30 tons; steady; slow trade.
Loug rye quoted Of 65a7O
LARD-Quiet, Prime Western i345. CITY y q.
refined continent lS60 South American. 1850; re-
fined BUzlllan. kegs. $50: OleoStearine "A. lard
stearlne. SLOW New York IS.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the Chicago Board Of Trade Hibhi
Building.
Chicago. May 2i-Wheat opened about steady.
rallied 20 100 for July and ass for September on
covering by shorts bot for The balance Of The see-
sion was largely a liquidation market stop orders
beng reached all the way aovu. No attention was
paid % the The local professional bears sold
en- all strong spots and on some weak ones An
estimate Of the Nebraska crop by four leading grain
dealers ran from 10000 20 % 00OO bushels
against f9o pm last year. Minneapolis wired fair
p atl g. estimated Tor tomorrow.
The bright weather caused on easier feeling In
corn. ard prices sharply declined the greatest PTS,
sure beirg SeptembcT. The decrease in local
stocks IN al positions Of about so 90 bushels had
tie eject u bringing July c,o@e 20 September Tie
sanr; interests covered largely the pas. two DAYS
LETT the market without support from that quarter
Local receipts. 30 cars with 100 estimated FOR To-
morrow.
Oats were on with other grains. but NOT 10 such
an extent some scattered liquidation with buyers
scale orders. Cash market was weak i-aasc lower
for sample lots Local cars, D. with is estimated
for tomorrow.
Provisions developed pronounced weakness tl sym-
Tdrhv with hog ard grain markets. A larEe Western
packer led IN the early selling. and this was fol-
lowed by scattered liquidation through comm ssion
houses The liberal Western movement Of hogs and
sackeniug shiTring demand for product we're also
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, MAY 2i.-CATTLE- Receipts. IS head.
There ives no trading in live cattle The feeling
Waf weak. with liberal receipts expected for to-
moTow's market. Dressed beef in fair demand at
casses.
CALN Receipts. S. head. Nothing doing in
live calves The feeling fairly steady Dressed
calves vcr1 firm az l2al4's Ter 10. for city dressed
veals; 9ll2i1 for country dressed calves
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receirts 81 head The
feeling was weak f0r sheen and medium and CON-
mon lambs: steady for spring lambs Dressed NUT
ton weak no tcal2 with a few wethers selling At
Ia; dressed lambs slow al HALL: dressed spring
lambs steady az IaD country dressed dollhouse
lambs 3Ooa7.0o per carcass
HOGS-Receipts. ISIS head None for sale on live
weight Noninally firm on Buffalo adyicsS
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. May alive hogs were steady 10 A
shade higher The receipts were estimated al u 600
official yesterday. 9262J: shipments Az: left over
from yesterday. $685. estimated receipts tomorrow.
AOOo. Bulk n prices e.70ae15; lights sj0as 30;
mixed and butchers. ef5a9.75; heavy aiOa9 Is. rough
heavy. e.ioa955: workers.. e7oas.sO: pigs a20a9s5.
Cattle were steady: estimated receipts 3 800
Beeves, 56oas.7O; cows and heiferS 2S0aTI5. Texas
steers, 5eoa6 10; stocers and feeders 4oa66O West
ern, 525a7.40
Sheep were weak; estimated receipts, 1900 Ma
tives, S.5Oa6so Western, 35oa5.s0. yearlings. 6OOa
.So: lambs. 55oaS.6o: Western lambs, 6Ooa66Q
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BENEFICIARY NOT STATED.
Three Millions Bequenthed for Erec-
tion of Health SanntOrIum.

Three million dollars. a bequest from
the late Charles E. Wood, of Wood, Har-
mon & Company. is to be given for the
erection Of a health sanatorium near At
lantic City, n J.. If the District Supreme
Court can decide who the beneficiary Is.
The will is not specific on that point,
and the local court IS trying to decide
which one OF FIVE Michigan health re-
sorts is 10 be benefited
The money is in trust of the American
Security and Trust Company, which sug-
gests to the courts that the whole be-
quest be made void because Of the I'M
certainty.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. May 2L-Quotatous by Baltimore Fruit
and Produce Association are as follows:
lIIEE-trcomtr. fancy H.. 30. imitation. per
IT,. Ia2; rolls Der TO-. 2a22; store-packed per h.
1a-l; prints, i-b., 9l5l; do. lib. 5a3l; blocks
u.s., a.a.-i dair prints Maryland. Pennsylvania,
and Virginia. 2oa-l Iowa and Northwestern ladle
DAB
EGGS-Nagland. Penusy lvania. and nearby hrsts
per doz. q ; do. Eastern shore Maryland and
Virginia. per d0z.. 81 Western irsts pr d0z. p
d.. West Virginia, per doz.. q do, North Caro-
hua. per doz. i9s
LIVE POULTBN-Old hens heavyweight. Ter H..
l5 DO. small 20 Medium IS: old ROSTERS Il spring
chickens, ia Tbs. l2a3J do. lib. and under. 2Sa32
geese. Western and Southern. per To-. lSsl4. do
Maryland and Virginia. per H.. Eal6 pigeons.
Young. uc= pair % DO. Old. pcr pair p: ducks.
large h. l2all; do. small D.. u. Niuscovy and
mtng1cl per H., l2al3; white Pedns per b. IS;
spring ducks. ih- and over. per d.. 2Oa22: guinea
fowl old. each D. do. young. ia Iba and over.
90; small 2Ia30
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Nev York May 2t-Nu-v ON can a. the stock
exchange TO-DAY oDeuCd at ga per cent. highest. 81.
lowest, "a. closing -, Ts- cent Most of the da.,
loans were made 20 1i, Der cent
Time money vas unchanged moderate business
being d1re and The inquiry being chiefly toward taa
long dates Rates. SO Tgr cent fog sixty days. Tiai
fer ninety days, Tor four and five months lal4 fr
siy months +l-lias for over The year.
Mercantile paper was offered with some freedom.
Demand was not keen. however. many local ir-titu-
tons being uUufre-t-l i1 the market owing t1 -le
ABSORPTION i surplus funds tv their ovu customers.
demands Rates. 4i.a5 per cent Tor sixty 20 ninety
days Indrr5gd i,i, receivable f35s for crair. f.ur
10 six months single names. 81 for others less well
known
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. May gt-WHEAT-Srot contract.
L.i'a, 7rot No red Western IC2; July, g., re-
caiT-7. bfH bushels. exports. 90 0'0 bushels.
tOEN-JuIr. 6f. receipts. -pI bushels.
oAIN-S-0cE m elevators. Z7EfS bushels: ship
meu,s from elevators, $3.50 bushels White No .
a. Oh weight isaisi. do. white No. g. as %
weight. 4t-1i,i-, DO. No. T. a. 20 Weight 45ai5is
do. MIXED no. p isizal1. do No. 3. i5lai6.
ENE-0tcci, in elevators. 51lj bushels, shipments
from elevators. 97 bushels 40. . rye Western do
m s'ic sasi; 40. . rye Western domestic. 77a7s
la- lots. Co quality and condition -0a7i
FLOUR-Wirler extra. S.75aSs5. do. clear. asa
iU, DO. straight. 47hiJ; do patent 520a53O:
spring clear. t55a5.jj; do. straight. 5lOa5 g: do
patent. 5.s5d560; city mills best patent. go: do
high grade patent. 500; io. straight. SO; choice
family Sis; do. extra. l1OaL4l; ne -four. medium
10 choice. LGai.j5: corumcal per 100 lbs. Li5al55
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
GOLD CERTIFICATES STOLEN.
Woman Reports Theft of $40 TO the
Ninth Precinct Police.

Mrs. Catherine TOmpSins, Of 726 Fifth
street northeast, reported 10 the police
Of the Ninth precinct station yesterday
afternoon that two new 500 gold certia-
Gates had been stolen from her home
Mrs. Tompkins had been absent from
her house yesterday morning. and says
the money must have been taken between
9 o'clock and 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Policeman Anderson has been detailed on
the case
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. pcr cwt 65Oa7OO; do butcher.
A55a5.5o; do. common 200a3G.
HOGS-Per cwt.. gross 600. do. ordinary. SEQ
sHEEP-Prime. 450a5 90; do. common. 3.0oa4OO.
LANIBS-Farcy spring 10; fall. choice. per b..
eal0: do. medium 6.
CALYES-Prime. per b.. 9a9ls do. medium, 8;
do grass. las.
COWS Prime fresh. each. 3j.Coai5o0: do. com
mon. G.O0a3O 90: do. old end dry. lO00al5Oo.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25

Hynes E. Terry yesterday entered suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for the recovery Of
$4,000 damages. He alleges that on No
vember Z, 1903. while riding on car at
H street, Florida avenue. and Fifteenth
street northeast, he was whirled around
a curve with violent jerk and fell to the
ground. sustaining permanent injuries.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
TREASURY STATEMENT.
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN-Whcat. uor busheI. L00a1Cs; CON- she'll
81. UCr bIshl. 7aI7. cob. 39aiIO per barrel: cats
Western. white No. 2. Ter bushcl. 5ol5j. mixed.
t5n zoo
HAY AND STRAW-Hay. Western No T. 100:
No O. 1850 mixed @00; loose az local scales. 1900;
Straw. NC bundle. 1900, straw. rye machine thrash.
ECO straw. wheat Per ton, 30; straw, oat, PEI
ton 500
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
Street Car Hits Auto.

An automobile owned by Mrs. Jellett.
1914 Twentieth street northwest. and
operated by Edward B. Dyson. was
struck by Connecticut avenue street car
yesterday morning, near De Sales street.
and damaged to the extent Of $50 No
one was injured.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25

Gossip has been busy FOR several days
with stories about possible changes in
the owlcrsn.p ana control O: the Column
bia National Bank Those conversant
with operations on the local stock ex-
change have been aware that an unusual
demand for the stock has arisen in the
past two weeks.
Bids FOR the stock have been advanced
up 10 yesterday. when 1t went back about
five points. the closing bid on Monday
being 295 and yesterday go. with the
asking price about ten points IN advance
OF that figure.
The explanation given for the sudden
drop in the bid price Of the stock is that
the interests which have been seeking 20
acquire controlling shares Of the institu-
ton have completed The deal and that the
stock will now gradually settle back 10
its original value around $50 share Il
IL understood that IN acquiring conNd-
cradle block OF the stock recently the
interests seeking IL have paid 800 or
more for shares 10 make up the compile
ment wanted.
Col. Staples Supposed Buyer.
What seems 10 be the most reliable
statement regarding the affairs Of he
bank is that Col. O. c. Staples. who for
several years has been a large stock
holder In the institution. has now Sc
cured more than L210 shares. which will
give him voting control.
In that case it is conjectured that Col.
Staples may choose 20 elect his lifelong
friend. f. Southland Parker president Of
the bank and bring that Nestor OF the
banking fraternity back into harness
again in a local bank Whether MI.
Parker is financially interested in the
Columbia Bank cannot now be stated
Ohcers OF the bank said yesterday that
they had been watching with interest
the advance in the stock. fully aware
that some one was evidently eudeavoring
20 buy in control OF the bank. but they
would not admit that they knew who the
purchaser was or what the future con-
troll OF the institution might be. IL was
suggested that II a change is 10 be made
the fact Will come out al some meeting
OF the directors 70 be held in the near
future.
Mr. Parker Reticent.
2. Southland Parker, who is in the
city, said last night he could not al
present confirm or deny the story which
connects his name with the supposed
change In the control Of the bank He
said he did not suppose the matter was
20 reach the public quite so soon. and
that he did not feel at liberty now 70 say
what he might or might not know con-
corning the transaction
Col, Staples is out OF tho city, having
gone 10 the Empire State 20 attend the
funeral Of an old friend
Trading ON the local exchange yester-
day was limited and Of a character
which has marked transactions during
the recent duh period. Gas certificates
sold firm at I07, and the ( per cent bonds
at 10, while the stock did not come out
in the trading. Railway shares were
again strong, and several OF the bank
shares went 10 the record for small
sales
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

snIes-Regular call. u O'Clock noon
Washington Gas Is. 500 az 10.
Washington Gas cert. $500 az lG. $500 at lO7
Columbia Railroad 6s $1,000 at l6.
SleTVenthalUr AZ u5. az 2lsh
Lanston. 20 al 81. % az 81.
American National Bank, 10 az lsis
After call-washingtou Railway q Electric pfd.
az $50.
Lanston. I az 81.
Merchants & Mechanics saving Bank. 30 az Isl
Following ARE the hid and asked prices yesteT.
lays Washington Stock Exchange:
CAS- RONDS-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25

New York. Nav A.-WHEAT-Weaker: light de-
mand. No ! Duluth 20 arrive. lI5A. No red
{. o. D.. l.lG-. No I macaroui. {. o. b. 90 arrive
si@. No. I Manitoba. f. o. b.. LOOA. Exporters
took loads
CORN-Weaker; inactive trade Steamer mixed
nominal. export basis; No. elevator. nominal bid
export basis export No. . T. o. b. 6-l,. No .
mixed. domestic basis nominal Exporters took
nothing
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
Negroes 10 Celebrate in 1911

Negroes of the nation have been issued
a call by Mrs. Mary Church Terrell. hon
orary president Of the National Associa-
ton Of Colored Women. TO join in cele-
brating the one hunGredth anniversary Of
the birth of Harriet Beecher Stowe, June
Il OF next year.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W r Hibb5 & Co. mem
bers q the New York Stock Exchange Hib6s
Building
New York. Nav G.-The c0t.on market was dull
and steady during the late trading with prices ruling
: 20 points under last nights closing There were
NJ nov f..tr--rs
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
WALL STREET NEWS
Business Sinks Back Into
Dizziness of Recent Weeks.
OPENING PRICES At ADVANCE
Greatly Reduced Volume of Trad
ing, but Market Moves in Upward
Direction-No single stock Can BE
Selected as Showing Particular
Strength-MinOr Deals Made.

New York. May oi-After yesterday S
comparative activity and wide Auctua-
lions in prices in the security market the
tendency of stock exchange business to-
day was to collapse into the duliness that
has in the main characterized 1t during
recent weeks. and the general frmness
shown seems TO indicate that Il was the
prevailing judgment that yesterdays re-
action had been carried about as far. all
things considered, as was warranted uu-
der present circumstances.
Prices at the outset were easily above
the range at which they closed on the
day before, although they received no
impetus whatever from the course Of the
London market. where business was list
less and dragging. for which current eN-
PLANTATION was the proximity Of the APP
preaching financial settlement
Upward Movement Seen.
Here the market moved in an upward
direction throughout the day. but this
took place on such a heavily reduced
volume of trading that IT was fairly open
10 question whether the movement was
due 10 any especial exhibition Of under
lying strength or merely represented the
recovery OF stocks sold previously for
the decline.
Wall street gossip had 70 that q large
share Of such actual liquidation as 0c-
CURED yesterday was caused by reaIiz-
ing sales for the account Of a large spec
ulator who sailed this morning for Eu-
rope for mis- vacation. All that could DE
said of this was that 70 was as good
an explanation as any other that could
have been offered. OF one thing, how
ever, there was very little doubt and
that was that the day witnessed a very
considerable elimination Of whatever
short interest in the market was Gre
ated on the three days of relative
strength that were seen around the end
Of last week and the beginning OF the
present.
None Especially strong.
No one stock or group of stocks was
particularly strong to-day as compared
with others. and although a variety OF
rumors was still heard regarding n sup
posed increase Of holding Of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road stock by the Pennsylvania interests.
and an acquisition of the control Of the
Ontario and Western property by the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company. not
10 speak OF other minor deals and me--
gers. it must be said that they excited
very little serious discussion anywhere
and were nearly wholly destitute Of stock
market influence.
Although it is altogether probable,
therefore, that the days rally in prices
was mostly due 20 tine operation Of mere
technical conditions. there was no deny
Ing that the general market news was
again more favorable than otherwise.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building.
Call money: Open. SO high 3z low. 81 close So.
SALE or SHARES ny HOURS
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
MAY TAKE CONTROL
OF COLUMBIA BANK
RumOr Connects D. G. Staples
with Alleged Deal.
SOMEBODY ACQUIRES STOCK

Price Has Advanced Nearly $40 n
Share in Last MOnth-TalSes Drop
on Local ExchRnEe-May Mean
Election of T. Southland Parker to
the Presidency OF the Institution.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. MAY 2I-BId and asked prices on gov
or,.r,nn- -nl-LrIfI-s:
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished b. W b. Hibbs & Co.,
members Of the New york stock Exchange Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1910-05-25
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W p. Hibbs & Co.. mem.
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-28
RUBINSTEIN SEASON CLOSED
Last Morning Recital Given with
Much Eclat.

The Rubinstein Club gave its last morn
ing recital this season yesterday in the
OF the New Willard before an
audience Of associate members and
guests.
The club, which IS composed Of ninety
three women choir and concert singers. IS
conducted by Mrs. A NJ Blair. who sang
four numbers, Rubinstein's The Angel. 80
in Fair Seville" a bolero by Pierne-
Elliot known as a violin solo, The
Serenade;' Valse's Loves Dream After
the Ball." Czibulka. arranged by Henry
Housley. and TO close the programme Mr..
Dudley Bucks "Wauderer's Night Song. ."
The best work was In The Angel and
the Wanderers Night Song" when the
tone, shading. attack, and perfect blending
Of voices were superb. The room was too
small 10 admit of the best results.
double quartet. composed Of Mrs
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. Mrs. Fannie
At Lee Gage. Mrs. a. L. Johnson. Mrs.
William r. Reed, Mrs. +. A. Gilmore
Mrs. r. II. Dalgleish, Mrs. Clarence b
Rheem. and Miss Blanche Jewell sang
two quartets. Their voices blend well
and the also parts showed tone.
The soloists, all club members. were
Miss Emily T. Glover. soprano, who sang
''Nymphs Of the Rhine" with violin OBJ
igato, played by Miss Roberta Allen:
Mrs. Nellie OHare Pollard. contralto,
who sang Polly Willis" and Goodnight.
Little Boy, Goodnight" Miss Edna James
Sheehy, soprano who sang "EIsa's
Dream" from Lohengrin, and a violin
duet played by Miss Allen and Miss
Mary Emily King.
Mrs. Blair. at the close Of the pro-
gramme. was congratulated upon the
work Of the club
An appropriate aftermath was an i'm
promptu court held in the ballroom by
JEANNE Winston. the light opera singer,
who was in the audience.