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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
NV YIN 7 VI UT y. %
GRAIN-WHEAT-O al slight

New York February 26. 1910.
\-WHEAT-Opened al slight ad-
vance uhsch carried the MAY position to
within &c Of the high record Of the season.
and tie late positions established new mig L
records Cables were j a g. higher. which.
in view OF the more liberal offerings of wheat
in the foreign markets from Argentine. Aus
7ra1ia and Russia considered q good re
s5-onse "a cur firmness of Friday afternoon.
There was moderate profit taking on the
..,,-anca and prices "a gEed off about i2c, but
here was an absence Of aggressive selling
and the market AT the close was steady at
> - decline TO :. g advance. Cash demand was
oI,f,r and export bids were out of line, rang
ing mostly about @I=c under asking prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

and that when ii comes 10 ,5nderpround
hiIlllig the cost Will also be increased.
Net,Wlthstanding this. as | have said
we an agree that the Nevada property is
- Just as apparent that the Utah com
paiH mas up 10 the present time been
INNING ITS poorest grade Of ore under the
AloSt expensive conditions that will pre-
Nah' ana that the grade of ore available
TOT IIhhlhg VIII increase and the cost of
producing il will decrease
me time for the exchange of Nevada
Shsfes terminates on March >. and that
t,ihe VIII not be extended. In my judgment
me basis Of exchange is absolutely fair
ana equitable. everything considered, to
shareholders of both companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. February 20, 1910.
BEANS AND rkasK W6itd Taris, Ge 9se5
and unchanged Red kidney well sustained. Lima
firm, and fairly active. Scotch peas IN pIS ef ~
fsi, to good 81 s5as2 90: medium choice 81 Sog
s. By pea 81 81 l=pS2 40; fair to good .. 9% 10
s. 30 imp9T}ed s. 4cgss Is red kidney
yeIos So Bass 20 blsra ,arfIe saGp cotcS
ST. P hsb ea Sc asasa = = '-aso '>'' ''
'h BUTTER TER; Receipts 1912 ,pkgs. Supplies
Hr table s' erade snd Market
closely and tone strong creaeTy sarond
@SG2ac thirds 26a27c: held specials 81 Il a.. gS2c 6
extras. 30i.a3lc: hrsts. @aa3oc; seconds q !sl
thirds q 2'g3s Sass aa eo 1@ns to e
2aa25c: process specials, 27a21l5e; extras,
iniaiion creamery, firsts 24a25c; factory firsts.
nc; seconds, 22c; thirds, 2oa2lc; packing stock,
N cHE IS e. 484 boxes. Satisfactory
demand for desirable full cream. ana feeling
fr but no disposition TO aa too pfiSe ea ,F
lv but current make cheese. both full cream and
skins shows undesirable anaiy ana dr urge" f iIr
make, specials 11}4Mlsc; fancy i4c; good {"
prime IGha1G3.c: current in;tke, best To- ios
common TO fair. l34l'c; skins: Us 10. fall
make. specials l+ls9 good = prime, E'sg lac;
,.orsrnon 4,@m7c: full skins 3fHc
EGGs--Receipts. 1891 cases. There :.
further decline under pretty liberal offerings anu
some pressure TO sell Only fancy brands from
f,,.orite western sections reached - i.e most
81 tie good Southwestern stock selling ar Doc
trade good al the decline. Cheap stock scarce.
sales of so tirsts at .5n15 &c. Re
f,c-.ator eggs sustained because Of light stocks;
a car If prime quality sold al 24c state Penn
s,-i,.auia and nearby. hennery whites, fancy i5a
3Gc: fair to good 32a3ic; browns. fancy. :76
9Sc. gathered 25G2Sc: fresh gathered extras. ~
43s7 izc firsts $50 25lac seconds 24dei lac: fresh
,atbered divties. BE: checks. 2lc: refrigerator,
rTtule - n 24c: fair 10 good. 2ln2$c; poor 1se
200. ilcrhs. 13d lAc; dnrk eggs Baltimore:
Dozen. 81 virginia 'oFf@c. Tennessee ami
rHIIrs IDRIED-flttle nia,erncn, in do
nestle prime eyaporsted apples Canadian
rule steadv FRESH Apples in fair supply
and stcadv Pears selling vel CranbsrTies
dull and weak. StraNberr poor ana drag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Feb o6-CATTLE-Receipts.
I 200: steady; beeves. 81 75a$s; Texas steers,
81 5O0SJ 50: Western steers. 81 30 a Sc %
stoclers and feeders. s. 50Gs5 70: cows and
heifers, 81 5o@$6 -: calves 81 - a go 90,
HOGS-Receipts. 10000: steady TO weak; light,
50 80 q 50 CO. rough. 80 3O@s9 40; good to
choice heavy. 50 40@s 50 80; pigs. SIS 40a 50 30
2 800: steady; native, 81 s5@s7 =; Western.
S. 1OaS7 81: yearlings. 81 70@Ss so; lambs,
native 81 506S9 81: Western. 81 G56 50 30.
East Buffalo, Feb. 26-CATTLE-Steady
vEALs-Receipts, $50; active and steady at
sGmS11 20 HOGS-Receipts. 1900: active and
steady: heavy and mixed 50 95a so; Workers.
50 30 $40: pigs. 50 700 50 -; roqghs SO l09
IAMRS-Receipts 5000: active. sheep steady :;
lambs Zoe lower: lambs. 81 - a 50 81.
cincinnati. Feb. 26.-CATTLE-Receipts
A2e- oniet: fair TO good shippers. s., a. n Sc so
common 81 750I 81 30. HOGS-Receipts. 1.S26
SLOW and "a l0c lower; butchers and shiupers
co &, n 60 20: common. sec 80 10. SHEEP
Receipts a: steady; s. 5od Sc %; lambs
steady S. JONs9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

white and yellow. 81 55Gs1 60; coarse. 81 45a
ern spring s26as28 90; standard middling. SIG -
ass %; -four do SIS 7561s29 % red dog, S3oeB
md Ge s Pep 1850 3? 90 ed dog s $50 Soas5i
heminy chop chop s27 80 bulk; s2s 10 sacks OIL
flour AND MEAL-Flour au,st and prices
nona sP e ea,I Pa!snts s. Gess' oass o
sprnr & Clears 81 6Sas4 80; extra No Winter
{, i la s. 80. WHEAT f1.oGRpun; bull
RYE F'LOUR-Firm: fair to good. 81 Soqs4 40:
steady Kiln dried 81 40 BAG MEAL-Fine
PROYISIONS-DeveIope decided strength
during the day and at times were more or less
Of shorts, which sent prices to new high rec
ords for the season. throughout the list The
yards were strong. PORK-Firm; mess. SO 80:
family. 500 50; short clear, $25@s27 90. BEEF
S ESQ 90 . BEEF 80. HaMs-ouist; So q Sc
1 a9f IS iso 40 esSGP lbs 1ac piss
127sc CIT MEATs-Piekled bellies frm =;
14isc: il Ib. lax Ql419c. Picked hams drm;
14I2 a 15c. TALLOW-steady: city, Gfs &c;
IL 45c9 city STEADY; isi, gIsi4c: re-
fined firm: South America. 14.4oc; Continent
- soc: Brazil. kegs. 1J.40c; compound steady,
90 a Toe sTEARINE-Oieo. lie; city lard
sUGAR-Refned firm and unchanged, with
fine graduated quoted at D. 15c net: less per
cent cash. There a rise of q q ia in
priceS o beet sugar at London ana the fllarket
ruled firm al the advance. February, March
and Nav quoted at 13s IL i d. The local mar
ket for raw sugar was firm and unchanged
with centrifugal &c test. at 4.36c; muscovado
50 test 2S6c, and molasses sugar, 50 test
3Gic II was believed that a limited add
tioual quantity of Cuba sugar was sold during
the day at Sc, cost and freight, equiraient to
acc delivered A sale OF 5000 bags was
reported for second half of April shipment at
> lac Cuban cost and freight. basis 80 test
eoIlaI 10 4 soc delivered, but this business was
too far forward change quotations Tor spot
and SHIPMENTS
RIrE-Rice. steady to firm and unchanged
WETaIS-IRON-Pig iron certificates UNI
changed and without sales. Regulars quoted
February ST. p; March. SIT 30; April. Slf 30
and Nav and June. SIS all asked
uOIASSES AND YRUPS-Business quiet,
hut market quite firm, as offerings were not
large. - 80. ..;,,o .o,I,-
T2nsiu firmly held, and tar quoted at full bur
Unchanged prices and steady.
oIJS@T iTseed oil firm at RECEIPT prices. Re
fined petroleum unchanged 60
COTTONSEED oII-This vas hrst notice
5at, for March delivery but while the number
cf notices issued comparatively small they
PASSED through a large number OF hands anu
ifaused an easier feeling with moderate llquids
ION Prices at close were barely stesdy
and unchanged TO 1 points decline; sales "'foo
pai4t'H' '+7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. 26.-WHEAT-spot dull;
futures steady; March. SIS 7sd: MAY. as II + d :;
July rs 1oHd. CoRN-spot steady: new
American mixed Northern. IS Sd; old, rs J. :,
futures quiet: March, 5s Ard: May nominal
PEAs-Canadian 1s 61=d FLOufi-Winter
COAST. - 12sat6 15s, BEEF-Extra India
mess. 1865 Cd. PORK-Prme mess Western
JOBS. HAMs-Short cut. G7s Cd. BACON
Cumberland cut, 6Ss; short rib. 6Ts; clear
bellies Cos; long clear mindless light. 6Ss Cd ;
heavy CTS; short clear backs, 66s; shoulders,
square. II To Is H. 5Ss. LARD-Prirne West
ern. ,ierces, Sos Cd; American refined, pals,
67s CHEESE-Canadian finest white. els I'D {;
col, red Cos. TALLOW-Prime city 3ss ID;
Australian In London. :i5s ll=d. TuRPEN-
TINE-Spirits. Ais cd ROSIN-COmmon. los
Cd PETROLEUM. Refined. zlad- LINSEED
OIL. 35s 81. cOTrONSEED OIL--Hull re-
fined spot, g8s "a.
London. Feb 26-RAW SUGAR-Centrit-
ugal. las 3D. muscoyadO rs 9d. BEET
UGAR-February. 13s MD CALCUTTA
LINSEED-A pril-June. 56s 81. LINSEED
on. 3as Cd, SPERM OIL. t2S. .PETRo-
American refined. 6i<d, spirits IA.
TURPENTINE-splrits Ais 1l-d. ROSTN-
American strained los Cd; fn-. los "a.
Antwerp. Feb. .6.-PETRoLEUM, 20 francs
80 centimes
Montreal. Feb. eG-CHEESE hrm; West
erns. i2laai2%.c: Easterns, l2dl2'ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February 20 1910
BEEV ES-Receipts. 81 cars or 1876 head.
all for slaughter. None on sale. Feeling firm
Dressed beef firm at Sd10l2c per ID: To-day
London cable qroted best cattle selling at t.c
d. essed weight Shipments to-day. 343 cattle
and 373 quarters of beef
market Feeling firm for all sorts, but no
~ line veals offered. Dressed calves firm 10
higher: CITY dressed Veals were quoted at 4 ~
1Giac; country dressed at 10014l@c; but some
sales were made at 15c; dressed 5arnyard and
fed calves al So a Lore.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1Ils cars
or 41o2 head. all for slaughter except half
a car No prime good stock for sale Culi
lambs sold at 81 80 per 100 III. Dressed NUT
ton firm at II q 1sc; dressed lambs at AZ 20
1615c: country dressed dollhouse lambs full
steady at s4G$11; with some sales at Sll %
per carcass
HOGS-Receipts. 61a cars. or 1.45' head FL
for Slaughter Nominal quotations were 50 30
0s1O1 per 100 Ib. Country dressed hogs
firm at 12@13c for heavy 10 medium Weights
hight pigs selling ~ to 14mf53.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
WEEK BANK CHANGES

CLEARING HOUSE DAx<s-AcruAL CON
DITloN FRIDAY.
loans s.? $ sss s zoo @s1sa so
Legai-ten-
ders -. e7.1so.ooo e7.71l.e 600 $4,000
Circulation i9.ai9a0o $4,000 'l,2os. GOO
*Deersase, united states deposits included.
The following shows the relation between
Inc total reserve and the total deposits on
The respective dates:
Specie Sa6e.ala, 400 s265 AGO oo0 ISL 300 400
Legal tenders e7,iss.ooc e7'7ii,6oo 5a5, coo
Totals 1854 lo5 400 sssS o7l. 900 81. os3. 500
agt deposits a1o.os7.75o 49, 5sl 100 2.1es. 400
Reserve -. S24ol7.c5o $50 s15. $50 $50 aoa, 200
decrease
CLEARING HOUSE RANKs-DAILY AVER
Loans 81 40, GA 900 81. sl oas 600 s. 42s 100
beSosi's $500 ss 400 5zsasSS
Circulation. 5o,03o6eo 49.375,4oo $3.50, 30
Decrease. limited states deposits included.
S;.655, 0G0
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits
the respective dates:
Specie ,s2s7 Sl5 800 s2se e55 400 Isl $50. 500
Legal tenders 67,379S00 6T,627,4o0 c47,6o0
Totals 80. 1884 s9s 700 ssss. os4 500 81 COS. 500
agt- deposits sos 218,s75 s1o.5ssaSo 1aes.a7s
Reserve 80. s25, Csc. sc5 So. 7ol $50 ss2e7s,s75
DECREASE
The following table compares the Clear
ing House (averagel statement with the
statements OF corresponding dates in 1909
and 1898:
Feb. &c. 10 Feb. % 'O9. Feb. - 'os
Loans 81 23I oas 600 s1ais 100 400 ST. 16l oa7 700
Specie 265.657 400 1860 100 26l,31s,2oo
tenders s7.sa7 400 so524 500 40 $50. 400
Deposits 1,o4e 353 400 136s 9s7, 200 1857 $4,000
ton - 1878 400 IS. 5s1.5 500 81 1873. eco
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie 500 $50 $2756o2loo s2ei,ais, 100
t 5ers . -. e7,e274oo so524. 500 $3.50. 900
Total res 2s4 500 $3.50 126 goo $s21. los. 500
s sg5. dep,s $50 a422 4ea2s 2a1 so5s2S
Reserve. s227ol,45o sla.s7a.e7s $2s. 49, 75
SUMMARY or STATE BANKS AND TRUST
NOT 5TP REPoRrING TO 70 TIE NEW 1oRK
CLEARING HOUSE.
Loans .s114a o7s.4oo S seS55st 600
Specie ------..--....-... 24.;.6s, coo ], 24 700
Legal tenders ---...--.. "a, I53,.sn0 2ls,bn
Total deposits 1221, o6I.3o0 sl,TI1 400
Total deposits, eiiminat-
ing amounts due from
reserve repositories ard
from other banks aud
companies in New
York City :..-.....:.. 1105. 97S.o4e S.3l4S0o
increase.
RESERVE
State hanks PC
Cash in vault. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l4 746.3o0 1881
Deposits in banks trust
companies ..................- 1858, 400 1886
Totals ......-.--. !....--. ST. 429 200 - -
Trust c1mpalIieS
Cash vault $3.50 3TI. coo 1854
Deposits in banks and trust
companies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5,249,20 &c
Totals S1;iJ Ga 500 II 90
Aggregate reserve deposits Si6e O54, 800;
crease. $llT6.Io0; percentage OF legal reserve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

,-,,o :, cleaning precious stones. There
sTn how t humber of jewellers VINO VINO
DO this sha oeas F require the
q uoise. It'll treatment and are the first TO
l show cs Signs of neglect Diamonds sap
phires. rubies and emeralds may ,o Ge hat
al Nth henzne care must be TAKEN tuaI
Gu the "" cIeaning is not done at night, as tne
fumes from benzine are very inhamm farrn
and many accidents occur tn!ousT 49,
Tance Of their dangerous qualitles--Lesle
ILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
TO MAKE JEWELS GLlSTEN.

The best al-around cleanser for jevelry
nf all descriptions is prepared chalk. No
jeNelry case IS complete without small
box OF this chalk A paste made OF methy-
lated spirits and chalk, used with fine
brush. will make gold chains look as bright
as when new. Jewellers sometimes use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago Feb. 26.-May wheat fell off from i
TO q to-day. and the distant deliveries ad-
yauced in about the same degree. Corn and
oats were easy and provisions advanced from 10
to 80 cents Influenced by an improved demand
ana the prevailing high prices for live hogs
Nav nork made q record price of S24 30. Range
OF prices w.t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-saIes, elevator. export basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

At ] o'clock the New York market was quoted
AT 81 IN for May and 81 5ss for July. Cash
wheat here steady, with No red quoted
81 30 nominal elevator domestic. and nominal
b afioat: No | Northern Duluth and No :
hard winter, 81 299s nominal o ahoat.
Co1tN-FiTm early. with light offerings. There
was some profit taking at an advance. AND
prices at the close Were unchanged 10 isc
net decline. Steamer corn here, 69c asked
and No T. 66c. sales both elevator export
basis No . 8siRc. nominal. o shoat
cATS-Quiet. and prices moved within very
narrow range closing practically unchanged
Cash oats quiet. with mixed. % to 81 10, nom
fnal; natural white. 20 to 10 lb, 81 X a o,c ana
clipped white. "a to A. ID. 30 "a a 5Glac RYE
Quiet: No Western. 90C nominal
New York BARLEY-Market nominal.
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$5,5OO,O0o
REPUBLIC OF CUBA
Four and One-HaIf Per Cent Gold Bonds, Due 19@S
ExTERNAL LOAN

Principal payable August |, 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27
NEW YORK PRICES.

CoTTON-Somewhat irregular demand for
tone to the situation. while the months
showed considerable strength. with the close
steady net points lower to Is points higher.
Aside from the developments in the near months
the market showed particular feature. Near
month demand and builish trade advices from
abroad checked short selling, that after May
sold at II re, there sharp advance on
continued bull support and covering May ad-
Nanced TO 14-o2c 10 points above the closing
figures of Friday. and 81 points above the low
point of the morning. The close only
slightly off from the best under realizing. Liy-
erpool cables failed TO respond to the American
gains OF the previous day and private adviceS
reported American selling. The recent relative
steadiness of foreign markets is explained by
the ground that In their latest circular
an English authority estimates that the con-
sumption OF American cotton for the season Will
approximate L. 500 900 bales to supply which
there must be a reduction of loo, 900 in the
stock carried by mills and of / go 600 in the
visible supply. Southern spot markets were
unchanged TO ~ higher. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

27 oi2 200 2ss 500 eo SO. eco = 2is o24 800
zoo percentage Of reaer.e to deposits other than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

Special cables: Spot dull: sales 1900 bales:
called scotton, 5000 bales imports. s,ooo; Amert-
can, 1000. Midding upland. 7.92d Futures
opened irregular at TO points decline closed
quiet but steady net II to points lower; Feb
ruary. 7.67 I'D; February March, 7.64d; March
April, 7.591td: Aprii-May. 7.5514d; May-June.
1920: June-July. 7.47d; July-August, T.4"d;
August September. 714iad: September-October.
G72i2d; October-November, 6.53d; November
December. 6.44d: December-January 6.42 I'D;
January February and February-Marcil 6.42d.
COFFEE-Business extremely small,
sales amounting to 500 bags, but prices were
steady closing at advance of points For
eisn markets steady, Havre being IN
changed and Hamburg unchanged TO 4 pig
higher Brazilian markets steady Rio
showing decline of 70 res, while Santos was
unchanged. Spot markets steady, at sac for
Rio No {. Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

Liverpool Weekly report:
This wk, Last wk Last VI 1907OS
Sales all kinds. 10 600 100000 5000 As, 600
Sales American $4,000 5000 $1,000 1900
Sales speculat'n 1000 1900 1900
Sales for exp't. 1000 LOCO 1,00e 2,0G0
Forwarded -. 79,o10 rs, 900 100000 5000
Impts all kinds 300 $1,000 $50, 600 los, 005
Imp'ts AmeTn. 80, 900 $4,000 ia, eco 100000
Actual exports 5000 10000 21.00o
Stock all kinds 49, 600 9SS, 900 5000 900
Stock Amer $3.50 900 asS 00J ,320, 600 100000
Aoat all kinds LOG, 600 159. 900 $4,000 242, 600
Afioat Amer GS, 900 l03. coo pa. 600 21o.00O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

limited states deposits inc W, go. 20
rrr.tes States on actual figures, -e-oS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-27

go .ff> 900 26s ~" s2..'
included 8 So Percentage u reserve - "'Hs ~ ~
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-20


citizenship and to do all in their
power to secure purer politics and
to see that the. interest of the farm
is fairly represented. The continued
and just demands of the Grange
have met with no small degree of
SUCCESS and in about every instance
has been the only agent the farmer
has had to present his claims and
see they were granted to him Scarce
ly law has been passed for many
years in behalf of the farmer that
the Grange was not foremost to
champion it and oftentimes the only
one.
The impress Of the Grange on its
members has great influence for
good. 1t makes better men and bet
ter women and incites all to higher
plane of life. 1t teaches Divinity in
all things, and Grange is never
properly opened or closed that each
member does not pay tribute to his
Creator.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-20

n. Y, prison. His is indeed a re-
maTksSble performance and alone
should crowd the theatre. The cleo
tric chair he carries is fashioned ex-
actly like the chair in use at Auburn
and the current used is of practical
ly the same power as that used at
the prison. His work is exactly at
variance with all the laws of cleo
tlicity and has no precedence.
Dixon and Mack, who sing some,
talk some and got all of the dancers
skinned that ever appeared at the
Auditorium theatre was certainly a
hit on the bill. The manager was
compelled to ring down the curtain
in order to save them from eXhaus-
ton, as the audience almost wore
them out answering the encores.
Thi sact Is decidedly the best dane
ing act on the road and deserves a
packed house. These two acts in
connection with two new pictures.
can't be beat in any house
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-20

WeIIman and Companions Return to
New York Pleased With Expert
ment.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Waltei
Wellman and his Ave companions
we're landed here Wednesday after
non by the steamship Trent, which
picked them up cat sea. after they
had abandoned. their dirigible balloon
America and failed in the first at
tempt to cross the Atlantic ocean
through the air.
A bruised right hand which Well
man carried in a sling was the only
physical injury that resulted from
their long voyage Of about 900 miles
and a rescue the like Of which is I'M
known to all history.
None of the aerOnauts expressed
regret for the loss of the America.
They agreed that it had served its
purpose and taught its lesson. All
stand ready to renew the attempt a.
soon as Wellman and his engineers
find a way to conquer the difficulties
that brought their first trip to its
thrilling end last Tuesday morning
when 400 miles southeast of Sandy
Hook.
Standing on the deck Of the Trent
clad in the same suit of khaki he
wore when he and his crew launched
the America last Saturday at Allan
tic City, Wellman made this state
ment:
eve thought we could not get along
without the equilibrator. Now We
find we could not get along with it
Our plans for the future are inde6n-
tie until we find something that vii
do what we thought the equiibratol
would do"
The direct cause Of abandoning thu
America was the exhaustion of th'
supply of gasoline, which had to b.
thrown out to save the ship. Whel
the crew abandoned the balloon onl,
enough was left to last about twenty
four hours. n
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-20
U. S. DEPUTIES ARE
ARMED WITH WR|TS
For Directors of Illinois Central and
Serve Them in Suits Involving
Millions. se

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-AttorneX
Maxwell Edgar, accompanied by two
Deputy Sheriffs, created npples OF
excitement Wednesday at the annue !
meeting of the stock holders Of the
Illinois Central Railroad by serving
subpoenas on the various Director,
during every hull in the proceedings.
Edgar, who held proxies for 90 shar-
es, was enabledto get into the meet
ing, at which holders representing
1886 shares of stock were pres
ent.
The subpoenas were in a suit for
$4,000, 900 damages, which Mr.. Ed
gar, constituting himself an attorney
for the road in the Circuit Court
when he filed a praceipe in the case.
The defendants to the suit are the
Directors of the road, whom Mr.. Ed
car seeks to hold RESPONSIBLE for al
legged financial loss through car re-
pair "graft," general mismanage-
ment and alleged rebating.
While the two deputies were max
ing things interesting in the meeting
half a dozen others guarded exits
from the Park Row Building. Mr.
Edgar fearing that some of the Di-
rectors might attempt to evade Ser
vice sThis precaution proved to BIZ
superhuouS.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-20
THE AUDITORIUM.

-.
The best bill seen rat the AUDITOR
UNI in a long time was offered We'd
nesday night and will give one more
performance tonight at s O'Clock as
Friday night brings a new bill. The
opening act is John Coughlan an
electrical wonder. who does various
astonishing stunts with electricity
which makes the audience sit up and
gasp. His first is the holding of two
carbons between his teeth thereby
completing circuit and causing a
bright light to blaze in his open
mouth. He then lights up two very
attractive Indian clubs with the cur
rent passing through his body and
closes by an exhibition of how Grim
inals are electrocuted at the Auburn