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New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York March . 1910.
BEANS AND PEAs-Reeeipts, se2 bags
beans and 1870 bags peas. Holders Of domes
tic white beans are asking about late prices
Quiet and easy. BEANs-Marrow. choice
bushel. 81 %. fair to good, 81 - n So 90; me-
dtum- choice. s. 321z: pea. s. 50 q s. 37-a; faiI
81 20; pea. So -; white kidney, 81 30 q 81 40
red kidney, 81 70; yellow eye. So 10; black
turtle soup. 81 % a s.. lima California 81 - =
a So PEAs-scotch. bags. busheI, s. -.
BUTTER Receipts, J.6GS pkgs Delayed
supplies for current needs. Tradfn-, quiet but
no change. except that the market is not 20
S!To@s org rss n 5eas seconds 5S 70 ea'Fas
thirds. u q 2Sc held. specials &C; extras. SIC:
27c: state dai.y tubs finest, 81 q 32c good to
prime IS G3nc: common TO fair. 24G2Ic:
process. specials, 27l4c; extras 2e y a 27e;
-r6 imitation creamery f-sts - y a 26c. fac
tory, irsts, - &C; seconds - = '=g; thirds,
20 a 2lc; packing stock, No >. y q q &c. No
" CHEESE Receipts. 1876 boxes: exports.
Os0 boxes. Market continues in favorable
condition. Demand is for all desirable grades
Of fun cream bur current maEe shows poor
male. specials 17i1 n 1scs fancy. ~: good
70 pri;nr. 16-4 n 167 G.: current make. best.
III ram make specials 1fisc. good TO prime.
lai. AI4c. current make. best. ! n l2c: fair
TO good n Zoe common. q &c; fun skins.
EGGS Receipts 1902 cases Market stif-
up to 22c. To-day offerings appear 20 be in
stl r9ciant aside from some OF tho goods linn
tied a 2ic: a few OF these taken. though
price evtreme. state PenHsy Elnia and near
by heuuers whites. faucy- 36u2Ic. gathered
whites - a 1,;c- FrnH-ry browns. fancy, - ~
&c. gathered - 634c. fresh gathered extras
n u flrsts- - nc. seconds. - Il ~ 22c.
GirtIsa, .ua =Ic: checks, l9c: duck eggs, Balti-
more and VIRGINIA. dozen. 7-c; Tennessee and
western. .sSf -Hc
FRUFrS-DRIED-L. u.oEeIaeTt in spot
..,-ar4srnted applies. Good slGck held tiunly and
aantit!U ions largely nominal FEESH- Apples ana
f.-afs sailing fairly steady prices Criutsr-irs
dahl Strawberries more plenty. bat rires well
su-ts .uel. Best grade orpusts selling We.I
Pf'I rs Ralaxiu bbi. s. 7al' - -. Grr.,I.np.
g, mast King s. 7--aSt 20, ~nitEenl,are. - -nlI
- S,r. g. IHasA - Hubbal i~ou s. 5Ua.S. -i"-
s 81 Imperial. &. 5a6SA . Ne'VtoHn Pfuf..n
- -- 81. Ban Is IL. S:!0EH i"- 1I~sat, = -.irt
srrH. Far EYcErerD boxes - -aHS3- PEAFS
!, ,l,Ief Dji, s. . a g. Ja- la.sltt 1-'cf. 81 -
,-f.A NfEEPE ape cod. iaf"- hii s. 1uF
e., ielsey s34sG ~. SfEA WBEEPlE,S rI.E-
iI..sr,, j@ box II ,6@st % Other stHs4
.soTfn Fleo 81 21ats2 80; Cuban So 81 10:
-4lfforpIn SI 1Ja&.. It's tengfrin~s. Florida
.tT.lr. 81 5t.a$4: Porto Rico lsf hos. t''r1
20 -. -t'lih41 81 oJaS" Ia. Caliioru5a e 25lt
s2770: GPAPFrRf'IT. Fiorlda. box q 800 - ~:
-nhsu 81 5affs3 20 Porto Pic. 81 5,la' s. -
FsFONS raIforn.s box s'"'S@ a.. FfNF-
. I,Tsf.E- Florida. crate g -"4fS2 - cuban.
!. So 70: Porto Rico. ST -0n 81 A.
HOPs-Tirtl~ trading. Brewers holding o6.
srfiIe quotations are unchanged. best hops
,sI5 rrnlIy bot to force sales some concessions
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
GRAIN

New York March ), 1910.
CRAM HEA Prices a. the Erart we're
l-tIe easier or disappointing Liverpoo! cables,
hui offerings small. ana during the lTea ter
la-t Of the DAY the market was firm advancing
quite sharply with covering the part Of
Speculative shorts but during the last hour PRICES
weakened under heavy nQuida ion selling down
@Gcc from the high OF The morning and Sos
ing -st loss of Z a 14c. Liverpool tn
fueuc@d hr liberal offerings from Manitoba and
by large worlds exports. which amounted 70
i. 259 0On bush for the week. assinst 10 362 80
the previous week and 10 fl2ooo last year. At
O'Clock ne New York market vas quoted 81 2o4z
asked for Nav and 81 y bid for July. No red
wheat here closed s. 2s nominal elevator do
r-estic and nominal afoat. No Northern
Duluth and No hard winter, 81 a1as nominal
0 b afoat CORN-MarSet early show ed a
steady zone. and prices advanced Ia Ssc. with
active covering the part Of shorts Lac IN
the session he market developed weakness sell
ing down sharply, and al the close was !. q asc
net lower Steamer corn quoted sc and
No CSC. both nominal in elevator, export basis:
No .. &c nominal b ahoSt- OATS-Eairly
Ect.ve and 1rIn eeI y. easing Of late Cash oats
cas-. with mixed. 2s 70 81 10 quoted nominal:
natural white Is - n, 5I15aec, ard clipped
white - A. =. 81 Z a54c. RYE-Duli; No
" stern. a-0c ronlinal o New York. BARLEY
-rs~-.F
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
SPEYER & CO.

Closed quiet, At net decline of G21e points
on near and unchanged 10 points higher on
late months. March, 1.So12d: March-April.
I'd; April 173i1d; May-.Tune.
90 I'D, June-July. T.e3i-d Iuly-August,
80 cd, August September I.2S I'd; Sep1em-
ber-OCTober. esd: October November. 8 "a Il d
NovcmberDecember, 6.55d; December Jan
uary, 6-5%d; January February, 6.52d; Feb
r,Iary-March. G12d.
COFFEE-There was better tone. and
prices at the close steady at unchanged
TO = points advance: sales, $50 bags. Foreign
markets were better than expected Havre being
= 10 l. franc higher ana Hamburg unchanged
10 : pig advance. Brazilian markets were
steady. Spot was steady; Rio No =, So Local
COutraCr prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06

S. 70: calves 81 5OGs9. HOGS-Receipts. 1.50o;
Sc higher: receipts for the week, $500; TOP,
50 so: bulk. 50 50ds9 10; heavy, 81 1888 50:
packers and butchers. 50 60ds9 So: light, 80 500
50 a. pigs sSGsa. SHEEP Receipts for the
week. 81, 400.
Cincinnati March 5--CATTI4E-Feceipts. 3n+;
steady: fair 20 good shippers $50 S. -; common
81 T5ds4 10. Receipts, 1888: active and
lOG 15c higher: butchers and shippers. $40 03fp
$40 10. common s7d$g % SHEEP-ReCeipts.
f90 steady at 81 754S6 so; lambs steady at So -
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
flour AND MEAL

EEOt x AND MEAB~FiOur dull. featuTeleSs
and nominaIly unchanged.
PROEISI0Ns-FairIy active and easier. al
though a. tho decline there mod deTate buy
ing the continued siren 9Th in the hog sit
Uation- Lard quiet, with sales of l0C
May az 13.T2c. PORK-FirTn: mess. s26; fam
BEEF-Steady; mess. sl4Gs1 30: family SIS
@ SIS 80: packet. S14 80 q SfJ. extra India
mess. S@T a So 80 BEEF HAMS-Quiet: So
q sc6. DRESSED HOGS-Steadv: hacons
pigs. 13izc. CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies firm:
smoking t8c: 10 III, 15c: II 10. 1412 a 149. G: ~
ID, II = d1434 Picked hams firm; II p a
15c. TALJOW-Steady citv, 7C; country,
So &C LARD Easy: middle West 1885 a
1876; city dun; 13asc: refined. barely steady:
South America, t+.T5c: Continent, 142oc.
Brazil kegs, 15.75c- COMPOUNDS Steady;
pa 1otsc sTEARINE-oIeo, - &c; city
lard, 12izc-
sUGAR-Refnod firm. with granulated
quoted a. 5-25c net less per cent cash Raw
closed firm. with late March and April shipment
held 1-52G i-i5c. spot prices quoted ~ fol
lows: Centrifugal 9S test. !. 42c: muscovado 50
t=sF. 3.92c. and Uoiasses sugar. 80 test , sc
3d higher with March. April and May quoted at
RTCE-Steady here. firm a. primary points
and fairly active all around
NETALs-Pig iron certificates dull and un
M6LsssEs AND syRIPs-smau business
market stesGV.
NAVAL sTORES-spirits turpeurinc firm
here and at Savannah. With business good the
primary point, but not large here. Rosiu steady
but quiet. Tar steady 20 firm.
0fLS-Linseed oil firm, and N" demand is
aggregatine an improved total Refined petroleum
steady al former prices
COTToSsEED GTL-Inactive: sales 200
hbis. and prices irregular at points decline to
points advance Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago March 5.-Tue wheat market broke
violently TO-DAY following Il moderate upturn
early. and closed at almost the bottom. with
prices sc TO t'sG1l.c below the final figures Of
the previous day. Corn and oats followed the
course of wheat, and closed weak az declines of
isc To Ssc and 2sc 10 iZC respectively Pro
visions also closed heavy net losses OF sc 20
11ac. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE At NEW YORK.
1910 1859 1905
vaer --leI March .
-s--r-0ls - & -. So 81 I6I ss5 s. as6 200
Genera D5se 12547.3ss l4.o31.s5e 1052o. 409
Totals --- 81 1921 SIS. .ls3- -344 SIS 5o7 .1oss
--- COOS -- 81 So 81 ga y. SIS So 42e %
t-e---s5 -1Ss- fz4 sGS So II o2l T0T Is I5o 30S
--.az -- slsl.521.5oa s151 4aa sa3 s103. .5s1. sos
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE From NEW
YORK.
Jan Fec = Saa 49, 100 s-e 752 T52 sISa So 5o7
EXPORTS OK SPECIE.
Ter unek-
r7s ....-.---- s.. lsl ea5 sS@7s100 So 7s5
--.----- ] COS -161 IoL-, ,97z 81 $50
---zs .---. se@ssIs Ss.2a8o74 $50. .815
FROM jar
Cold .....-... IS 4s711s s.. .naa a. s7ss s45
sl.r- --.----. sfl5.tl49 s.a45. ~ 7gT5 s74
-r-ss --- si4 56s 1G7 81. .ass. 2,s S. CO SIG
IMPORTS or SrG~IE-
T--- week
Cola -.--...-- =. 161 a66 s7aals ss65 O4o
..------ ; ass 0.254 So 500
.-- & 10 s.s eT-p aGa $3.50 4e4a
r~r~r fau. d.
Cold ..-.-.--. s2.S11 So & .6la3. 7n2 S7ons $50
r..r9- go 30 7as. 2Sn s26. sa4
---a's -.-.. s2oE4.3I0 s. SAG es2 1856 454
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 5-WHEAT-SpOt dull.
futures dull March, ss Id: May IS 1054d; July.
IS 9s.d. CORN-Spot quiet; new American
mixed. Northern. is Sd; Old 5s Sid: futures
nominal. PEAS-Canadian, IS 6d. FLOUR
Winter patents 3}s HOPS in London tPacific
Coast, 10 15sat6 los. BEEE--Fxtra India mess
116s 80. PORK Prime mess Western, I12s 80
HAMS-Short cut. 69s Sd BACON-Cunnber-
land cut. TOs Cd short rib lis; clear bellies us;
long clear middIes. iights !Qs; hesvy. 6as. short
LARD Prime Western tierces, SOS I'd: American
refined pals. 6os Sd HEESF-Canadian fin
est white 6is ID; olored 60s- TAL-LOW- Prime
city. 34s: Austria ian in London 35s I'D. tt r
PENTINE-Spirit=. 42s Sd ROSIN-ComIuon.
los 7i-d. LEUM-Refned. 1i-1. LIN
SEED OIL. lbs Sd.
London. March 5.-RAW SUGAR-Centrifuga
1Js fiad muscoyadO. f3s Sd BEET SUGAR
March, las 6a45 CALCUTTA LINSEED- April
June. SIS. LT(SEED OTT-33s ed. SPERM
0IIs-f32 PI1TFtI}E-t1f M-American refined.
sl.d spirits. I'd TL'RPENTTNE- Spirits AS
ROSTN-America1 strained los ad: nTe los Sd
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sE.Bo.RD CIEARANCEs.

fOTToN-Tou-er and closed barely stead
=. net decline OF 7G2S points. although steady
Liverpool cables. lack Of rainfall IL the South
vest buIIsh week end figures ana continued re
uorrs Il an improved trade situation IN Ian
Csshire impaired rather a bulAsh average 70 the
news The market opened s-cacT a. an advance
~ . f.o{Dfe 10 decline Of 3 points. and me
whole list quickly weakened under realizing. IN
The a1serce Of support flOm bull leaders. After
sal1lDg Of 70 a net loss ef about lpn 10 points
The alailet aided slightly on covering bGt had
u, rails u consequence, and soon weakened
frs. g.Iy.=
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06

/
$II,OOO,OOO
Rock Island Arkansas and Louisiana Railroad Company
First Mortgage 41s1 Gold Bonds.
Naui h
I Payable nnuauy March,
On ne capital ckandno
lease
CupB " each
Registered cupo
a N m in 0as Option Foreign ra~ ~n al
Will be Heno aOs Omns of
track gh nIes o.
aa eHndto yxabe
ne csa aspoudA Anh
sept
Pacific Compan that rpl
and aner
We offer the above Bonds public
80
% @ aa S n on "' %s ls
@ @ 9
ehs@0s for bono" soon as ready will delivered
snos sH
descriptions. be received smutan
London
mstrdam de
d S5 ao@ ss S:5s 5s a Chicago R"
Y M
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. COW
r-nesses. etc. Colleges. Schools ard Farngf,sx
Apply 20 Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON
- Uni0n Square
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
BANK CHANGES

BANK CHANGES
CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-AcTUAL CON
DIrToN FRIDAY
rss 9e So s, Aarss Ma sc : 500 ass7Sa s7o ie Ss
t.ans S. 5S $50 so tSo ,So .s7.S25eo sic7.se
icri tders s73ll 600 g, 81 e; ss e.s ees a. T..
l'-.@-Ys-tor a. 7io.aoo z7.e435co 80. 40
,Inrrease 4U-nlsed States deposits included
Ele76.eoo
-rba following shows the relation between
ne total reserve and tie total deposits on
he respective dates,
se-.e .S2ss sa6.coo S357 500 IS. .lo5. .seG
Lcgsl lenders. G7.711eoo o'2-l-'"" : ~ So. Ioo
rrs.s .ssSS o.. coo szc2. AS. .cce :lo.5s.. .eeo
as ass s15sfe zssosiss l225eI5o sl1e2s.s LA 725
uese-,-e sao.s15 45e sI1.44457a ss37o.s7S
CLEARING HOUSE BANhs-DAIl-f AVER
lo.gs $ 81. 6ssc c,o s1esi - see .sioss3 SOC
Sps.ie . IS. .e57.+oo 2el,5S3.9 .9ao +l24-s"
Lsss. se-. 'sa e7ee-.aeo cs-slssee 2&5a .e"o eoo
rsD5Ssr. - 3S3 4oa Il 34s.l2 loo "a So. 700
--euias,r. - s75.4eo 4T.ses.7oe 14"S.7"o
.T75-esse. +vutred States deposits Included.
---e following shows the relation between
- total reserve and the total deposits or
tre respective dates;
SO ss g. = .oo sssis a1sss ssse > R.i:sase ssiss So
Leea. cz-se-s s. SEQ 6'-8lS.4" --Sl4.osV
-o,.s SSS9- "a soo sa2s SIS soc SO 4ss 200
0ss ssfS55s seBosSs slossss s12osc77S Ia 4s
z.,s-s ao7o1 40 s14sI5sas s7ss0.se5
,,-,.,,.px or stats BANKS AND TRUST
r+7yPsNTES N GREATER EEN 1OEh.
NOT REPORTING TO lh-h Ne" ioF>A
.-EzRENgS HOUSE
r1,srs $50 - 100 Inc s. - 20
$500 -s.-. - 614 800 Dec- 14s. 500
- se-Sei.s. --2os 676 5t.1 ms soe 200
r1-s, deposits. s-i----
mating amounts oae
ron reserve 5eTos--
-o-fes and from. other
hanks and -rT
-o-lus-l=S - New ..- 5aa
STATE BANKS RESERVE
fSe7as..s n -snss and -rusr cos lsI77.leo l645
SO 80 40 eaGf
Trust COMPS wPANIEs-REsERTE
. z -. slsss,s s. sec sec ssss i g
...... sIsea147eo II I
Asg-sgs,4 reserve on deposits. slsa 81. 100. in
$50
'--a following table compares he tlear-
f-c House average statement Win ttle
s-s-e7ents Of corresponding dates IN l-@
end --fS-
Mar = -lt Ma t - Ma. IS
rz-s & a4f 40 s. 2I2 t-- 800 g lc4 S4s 200
Sc 81 80 2sb 81 1890 26o.2sS, 200
:.
!,e-9s-s las I2Sl"o :. 500 800 soc 1-IT5 7oo5o
-.- s-ass.7oo 4ss1s.soo s21s2,8oo
The following shows the relation between
-.- total reserve and the total deposits on
-r- respective dates
Mar 10 Ma 8 - Ma- : -0s
--s - s25r 30. .2eo Sg7T- 90 s-7l5.-ss~ 200
--Ez -
g S-S 200 50 a04 4oo IS. 7T2.4 400
-r-s. rs $40 s4sGoa x252 o1s goo s324 .osI. 100
ae- a-7s st-oso775 $40 -2s7.7-5 2aS.a25. .123
rrs--- Sr4sI5s25 SII7s2I75 $50. 135. .aT5
p .~-- ~
-S- - =.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
DANCING ACADEMIES.

GEORGE WAILACE~s schools Tor Dancing
BRETON AI-l~ SsiJh ~. and Ero9G way.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. as W. I52d SJreet.
children. adults. private AMI cl8ss Catalogue.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
CARPET CLEANING.
NY, CARPET CLEANING WORKS

Oldest, Lorgezt Most Modern
4.ii AND 439 WEST 45TH ST
- ld9@- 4G9,:-Bryant Established 1897
", II. JORDAN. EDWIN Lh,NTZ.
CENTRAL. CARPET Cleaning Co. 400 central
PARK West. Phone sn3r-R{vrr vacuum
system cleaning ana sLaInuoo.ng rugs a spe-
cislty; new plant; Attest methods.
CARDFU. CARPET CLEANING CO-CI.an,
~ compressed air steam, hand or on ncor
1854 Broadway. 42I East 4Stn CUE .
SRA.sDT Tel. lA2-1sth.
ADvERrGstMI9NTs AND ~l- -HSCRIPTIONS
ADNERTISEAiENT rs AND RSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office N1. 1864 Hroad~ay, he Ncrn S0ih ana
T4th SITS until " % tloch D. Advert is, ira.its
t.cslyed At the toIiowing branch Offices at
regular Office rates until O'Clock y. nI viz /:
-u4 Sti ave, g. ~ cor, 2Id ST.: los 9Th ave cor
i2th 81. l0i i-a>t l4tn st. 257 West 4ad st oe-
;vg - 7ih and Stn aEes-, 2t3 West f.Stb 81 loa5
10 ave, 1b@G I'd ave near tlsr st I1uS IL. ave.
near spth =, l5I las, l23th y 5Ss fremont
ave; 30 81 ave ard any Aulerican District
TeIs III once.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06

$12,5OO,OO
KANSAS CITY TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY
Dated dJanars 1910 i
payable January and / in NeuY Chicago
Application The
Coupon S s 5000 % % % &c Coupon % ss5 as @ sS s s.s: ls &
' ' lo5and accrued cd interest," int a ''''' ''' "s'A
rna.eI Chicago
@ Ss ss ssss sS' En- IL sss:
@ ID %5 additions ,aoa"
Maximum uuHzo issue. &00N0o
andopuztea passenger
mails Kansas City These bonds are secured by the above referred Attention
ropst. Santa kana.
R
] esaso n ] 6 St % Pau. R R Go Co vnp non p1s Pc
equato oonetn o
principal htzestw due # al bondsf f a anytm
outstanding any company shall tan to meet ITS so obligations under this
The n" % aboe oee%s @ S "s 'nss " year W." more
SUBSCRIPTIONS
n as 3 and 99 @ + Ges9 @ @ t 24s the 8 the % s" # 4 & sSs Tuesday
applications applied
sa M 5 58 @ S s @ 90 8 % % & 9 s e s8 8s s ae3 !f @
the deposit fsaas
G absolutely soSHnsfH al III any
Of
j. p. MORGAN co LEE, HIcclNsoN co
ILLINOIS TRUST e. SAVINGS BANK
\ Annuhane ofein will be il Loninby
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
BOSTON CURs STOCKS.

.---z-r5 br - Th0rnss Rei-7hsrdr No 3s
Brad street NeW York. and No. - Devon
street Blsrr--t
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
FOR SALE

BILLIARDS pool and patent CON binatIon
tables. lowest prices supplies repairs bowl
tag alley builders. DeeksEs 1oS Eass 0gA q.
Est 1850
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
RESORTS.
NEW YORK

PRIVATE HOME FOR OLD PEOPLE AND IN
vaIids; best Of board and graduate nurses
care. II Bavview ave New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
INSTRUCTION.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Elevator. export basis
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
Subscriptions will be ceiveds simulan
London by MESSRS SPEYER BROTHERS,
Amse rdam MESSRS de MATTOS BROS.

W b made in course t Ii a 50 IN h N o. Eg dn o Frank
m Ansa
IN a t
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
Nith grannlafnEl

bbis. and prices irregular AT points decline to
points advance Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06
FRENCH IN FIVE WEEKS.
SWIMMING INSTRUCTION
SWIMMING SCIENTIFICALLY taught

by 7. J. HOWI.AND. West side Y II. C A.
3IS WEST JIrH ST.
Write OF apply az Physical Department.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-06

-r-ss ---- si4 rs 167 81 ass 2;s SIS. .ceo. SIG
TMPnR-S OF SrN-TF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-28
FORMER Jurors
SIARTEDACI|0N
AGAINST Trust
DISSATISFIED WITH FORMER
VERDICT IN INVESTIGATION
OF BEEF TRUST.
JUDGE lands IS ASSISTING
SUGGEST THAT INFLUENCE WAS
BROUGHT TO BEAR ON THE
PROSECUTION.
Promised That If Present lnvestga-
ton Was Not Started They Would
Give Their Suspicious and Theorys
to the Public - Threaten Joint
Statement.
JUDGE LANDlS IS ASSISTING
~ Associated Press.)

Chicago, Jan. 27.-Four members
of the federal grand jury, which in
yestigated the so-called "Beef-trust'
in 1908, forced the government
through Judge Lands to start the
present probe, according to a report
current here today. Assistant At
torney General Ellis, who spent the
day here, denied that there was any
friction among the government Of
ficials concerning the present inVes-
tigation and also stated that District
Attorney Sims would remain in
charge.
Concerning the inception of the
action, it is said there would have
none had the four dissatisfied jury
men not sought the aid of Judge
Lands. This quartet, it is said, was
willing to indict the packers in De-
cember, 1908, and finally became SO
indignant over the increasing price
of meat that they informed Judge
Lands that they thought it was time
for the government to begin another
action.
The report of the four jurors al.
legged that there was sufficient evil
dence submitted to the 1908 grand
jury to warrant true bills and that
in the face of this there was sud
den apathy on the part of those be.
hind the prosecution They also said
that if the investigation was not i'm
mediately renewed they would make
a joint statement to the public set
ting forth their theory Of why the
prosecution had been dropped.
Following the jurors complaint
Judge Lands is said to have made
the investigation that resulted in
the present action being started.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-28
!Rv Associated Press.)


Paris. Jan. 27.-Another day hts
passed but the inexorable yellow tide
still cpeeps slowly higher, each inch
of water widely extending the area OF
destruction, desolation and ruin. Al
though the barometer ds rising rapid'
ly, and bright sunshine today sue
ceeded the raging storms, a feeling
of CONSERVATION, bordering on panic,
prevailed tonight when the authori-
ties, who yesterday promised the max
ium OF the food for today, announced
that this would not be received until
tomorrow morning.
Official figures of the stage of the
water are difficult to obtain, and the
city council, at "a stormy session to-
night, charged NJ. Lerine, perfect Of
( Paris, with withholding the true gray
i ity Of the situation. The prefect de-
Tended his attitude by saying that he
was governed by the necessity of not
#unduly alarming the people.
4 In the meantime, what is happening
Ills enough to strike terror to the
hearts of all. The very crust of the
city seems ready to sink into the
I flooded subterranean labyrinth be-
meath. Every hour drains are burst
I ing in new localities, causing a SUBJ
sidence cf the streets, or Bullying
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-28
SOME SENATORS PROTEST IN
PRESENT SYSTEM OF ALLoT-
TING LANDS.
BURkETT WAS Seeing BLOOD
SAID RECENT OPENINGS WERE
ACCOMPANIED BY BLOOD
SHED AND CRIME.
Had Not Heard OF Peace and Quiet
That Reigned While 10000 People
Were Registering at Bismarck -
Rosebud Reservation Will Follow
Lottery Plan.
lBy Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 27.-That there
is not unanimous approval OF the
present method of disposing of res
ervation public lands by lottery was
made evident in the senate today
when Senators Gore of Oklahoma
and Burkett of Nebraska made Wig
orous protest against the adoption OF
this method in the sale of the un'
allotted lands in the Rosebud Indian
reservation in South Dakota.
The question was sprung by Mr.:
Gore. who offered an amendment
permitting applications for the land
to be made by registered mail IN
stead of requiring personal regis
tration on the ground. In present
ing the amendment, Mr. Gore said
that the present system was both IN
convenient and expensive and had
the effect of cutting odt the very
people who especially should be per-
mitted to avail themselves of the
privilege of entering the lands
Mr.. Burkett criticised the present
system in unmeasured terms. He
told of the crowding of the trains
and the insufficient accommodations
in the frontier towns on the occa-
sion of recent openings and declared
that they had been marked by much
crime and bloodshed, due to the
presence of thugs in attending
crowds. He thought the opening
system at present in vogue the most
vicious ever employed
Replying Senators Gamble and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-01-28
EVERY HOUR BRINGS DANGERS IS NOW EXPECT
Ed TO MAKE ITS APPEARANCE COLLECT A TOLL OF
THOUSANDS OF DEATHS SOLDIERS AND POLICE ARE WORK.
ING DESPERATELY.

them up many feet above their norma
level, while the overflow Of surface
water from the river is Transforming
the inundated districts into formdda-
BILE lakes, and the streets into canals
In the Bercy quarters, the water Is
six feet deep in the streets and the
entire left bank of the Seiene from
above the islands to Auteuil, com
prising the law court institute, the
fashionable st. German district tine
foreign offices, the chamber of depu-
ties and the Champs De Mars, is sub
merged under from one to ten feet OF
water.
One OF the deputies left the Palais
Bourbon tonight in rnw boat. others
on the backs of attendants.
The walls of the invalides station
are crumbling and both that structure
and the wings of the foreign office
opposite are in danger of collopse
Nevertheless, Nine. Pichon, wife of
the foreign minister, held her regular
reception this evening, oil lamps and
crate fires being employed, in the ab'
sence cf steam heat and electricity.
The streets surrounding the St. La,
zare station have sunk three feet and
the situation there is regarded as des-
parate.
1t is also feared that the founda'
tions of the two big neighboring de-
Nartment stores are, being undermln
ed
The overflow of the broken sewers