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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
@eine glub' bci Saa nnb Nadlf,

Tid)t, mas mir Sergniigen mod)i.--
Die alage miro BON feiuen WenlheH
beiier peritanoen, als BON jenen be.
onuernspertben 2euieil, Delte OH
Sdmorrboioen Ieioen imo tpeoer Sin'
oerung nod Selling fiuoen. geooii'
ernsnertb iiito oieie, pon ben beTtig.
item Sdinersen 8epeinIgten aber
aud, nod, neiI ihre @linobeit bo5
8ute nid)t liebt, oas ssbneu 10 nnhe
Iiegt. neil iie bas ein5ige Mitiel,
meIdes Die S6morrboioen beieitigt.
niht iinoen uno gebraudeu, ndmlid,
Or. Siisbee's annfeiis. Gs Iinoert
ioiort uno heilt ouf Die Tnuer. BRO.
ben meroen irei perianbt bon V.
9teuiiaeoter & Co., gor 1916. Reiu
Dorf. W.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
Saa ira.
(JortIeB
i 0 m q r.

| ,Gs 1T Sbnen nod urbeimiih, 10
OieIs fremoe Wleniden 3u finoen, bic
itd SJbnen ais 8erpQnote unD Treunoe
aufDrdngen; cine Sa6e, bic fl6 ionit
Inur aus I1ngerer 9etanntIhait ents
piteIt. nitt pubr?" Iagte 6iloe9aro
| freunolih.
sd bate ME oaran geo1dt, auBer
Iilm nod anOere Meni4en bier gu fin
ben," antportete Utiru nit elmer tld8z
li6en Stimme, Der man feline groBe
Greube iiber bisfe neue Sffeuburung
anmertte, unb Iebnte ii6 gegen yi6n".
r3u muBt gu Sante 2attop tom=
men, iie min Did tennen lernen," iagte
Qnna, Die pie Elm Wtrbelipino 6erauss
| fu6r uno Wtiras Qrm srgrifi. yGinoer,
Ieio e5hr aber nod detrimental. Wlaht
oas gu 6aufe ab! 6ier ieib sSbr 8es
meingut unb btrft Gud niht pertries
c1en. Dir, 5iIoeI, min i6 DiQibatb
Iniht gIeia ipteoer Deg60Ien" ieBte iie
| nit pieIiagenbem Bid unb 2dteIn
hin3u, naber WIiro ntuB nit mir toms
men,"
5il6egarb mar Ieidt err0t6et unb fab
ibr unb Wlira cine Deile itumm nu6.
.WuBte man nidt, pelt' prGdtiqes
6er3 Die tLeine Jrau Fat, ibre 2trt
t6nnte oft berleBeno Iein," iuqte fie
barn gu Salbop. .9as lpiro man
.ii4erlih niemaIs Bel Hbrer rsi3enoen
5rau befiir6ten niiiTen."
.GefdQt fie J6nen tpirtli62" fraqte
SalooD T4nel nit gIdn3enbsn 2tugen.
nNber sic tpurbsn bas 8eeentbeil
aud pobl nitt ausfpre6en."
limb Sie ba6en ia nur gefragt, neil
sic meiner Qntport i'm ppraus QeniB
paren." 5iloegaro lddelte ibn an,
man io6, 3tpiIden bieien 6eiosn Mens
I6en beitanb cine innige, nabre
5reunbI6aTt. Sic tpiTsn, t6 made
teine Reoen&arten. Sd CLAUDE, unter
Der Sdiidternbeit Sbrer tleinen syrau
1T Diel mehr Oerborgen, ats bic meiIten
abnen. sic lit nod febr jung - sic
neRmen mir meine Sffen6eit nitt
iibel, Willi6alo9 - sic baben Iih cine
9rOBs Qufgabe gsiteQt. Nus 70 tieIer
8erborgenbeit Yerlen beraufsubolen,
Oerlangt Geoulo, unb bas lit cine 81.
genItaft, fir Die Sic bisber ni9t eez
rdoe beriihmt fparen."
SAre qrt unb Wsiie nabm ibren
Dorten jebe Sddrfe, aber Solbon
6lttte i6r bod nit einem betrpffenen
uno 6etlommenen Iusbrude naa, als
iie an ibm poriiberging uno in ben
Sdal trat. 4ls eins fol6e Mufgabe
bate er feline gbe nit Mira nod ni6t
angeieben. Cine leiie 8eritimmung
gegen 5ilDesuro itieg in t9m ouf.
Sie bate cine oft reht unbequeme
4rt, bic Ginge au betru4ten %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
GrHaseisentbnus llebertrasnnleH
Cincinnati, q. Sept.

" - ~ - -
Maria Shmibt m Dm. SaHen=
pfIug. Cots SO, 81 unb 80 in peier
Reff's llnterabtbsjIung; 81.
5reo. Sante ar 0eo .Saaer. 2 aots
an gBinton Roap; $3350.
Soispb GrteI on Giara 9. pratber,
l Got an QuiIon Strobe. Roripooo;
81.
Suburban GoaTtruttion SO. on Qts
Bert &. 9uiiin. ] Got an Wlitdeu gpes
nus. CT. gernarb; 81.
SEQ. 80. Winiams an Sobn s..
ellie, 6 Cots in Cbos. q. 5uttpins
IONS llnterabtbsiIuUQ, SiIperton; 81.
2lnna g. 6alter an 2lbeIdioe preup,
! Got an Iububoa ]toenue; 81.
Tistrit Meihoclis on Ghriitins Wis
taeIis, 80 Gub on gQen Strabe; 81.
Am. g. Sanen an Grnit 6. Hines
6art. 40 SUB an De,tner apenue; 81.
gbos. Ui. Soytman an Jrun, W.
Wc2lfss, i Got an petossep apenus;
81.
5enrn Weiler on Caroline Wderer,
Got 3 in 5enrp 0eiIcr's /. llntsrabs
tbsiIun9, Catlep; 81.
Marp u. 5uIp an Sardh u. Spses
nen, ! 2pt on 6arriIon Strabe; 81.
Sobn Ruebel or 9aI. 2eopolb, ! Got
in cSobn u. Vitt's llnterabthsiIung;
$3.50.
gtlbert 5.nsler an Glisab.th SoeIo,
10 2ots in g.nIon &: RpboIt's Inter
abtbsilun1. Gheniot; 81.
GIi3abeth 5.Ib an gilbert Gensler.
Is Cots in berieIbtn untsra6tbsilung;
81.
&. 8. 3inebcr. an Dm. g. 5anen.
/ Got an 5obn Strabe, Waapiions
bile; 81.
gillian unb Gbmuro @. GoOt on
epuiie +. 9pIotamp, Gontratt fir ben
0trtaui elmer Got on 61irpisip Qoes
nus, 9gbs qart; 81.
2lnnd Qunns an Sobn Scoops ] Got
on TubIsp Strabe; 81.
SoIspb 9. Rpan an Ga,h. Ro!hs
boas. % 5ub an Sion.n Qpsuue; 81.
Cotlep Qart 60. an Soiepb griel.
80 SUB an Is. 2lpenue, Sa.lsp; 81
Wm. Stocc2 an Dm. 8. pugb, so
Jub an RsiIh 5trabe; 81.
qearl DotsIstn an Gabiuno Gians
cioIo, 25 SUB an 7. Strabs; 81.
Sarob :. C'Malen an 9bsreId
C'UlaIen. 80 SUB an 5orriion 4pes
nue.; ! Got an Siote Strabt; 81.
2ouiis Qsioina an Sarah G. GIepss
Lamb, ] Got m 2ineoln 4penus; 81.
5eIen 6. gaiIsn an Ssaps 5iirir.
l Got in Set,ion 20, Gresn sp,; 81.
Sobn 2. 6arris an emma giterp.
28 5uk on Gttrrp Strabe; $2400.
Sannab u Wloripn an u. 9. gors
ter, Cots 155 unb 156 in 6. 6. 5ops
tins' llntsrabtheilune. Glmpopb; 81.
Sohn g. Glenn an Gb. gsint., Q
Cots in Ioruooo 8ieip; $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

Sic 9lbenoi1ulest.
Sanoicrtigfeiisfnrir Deridieoeniter
grt purscicBen.

Sn ben 4bsnbbohfhulen unb in
ben GlementariloiIen Der 46enoi6ulen
iperb.n Iout ben GntihliebunseH oss
suItdnbiasn aommi.tees Sanofsrtigs
,eitsiurie Der osri9i.beniisn Dirt eins
asrihiet ipsrben. 9ns Gommittse
belt s.itsrn i'm Bureau b.s S6ul'
fuperinienbent.n 9per cine Sibung
ob uno tam in srIter 2inie gu Der Gnts
fteioung, pnb troB Der Gmpfehlung
bss Superintenpenten heuer bisa6snbs
hofiGule nur in Der neuen WcobDaro
sopdIhuls, ab3uhaltsu, aud in Der grs
iten ssn.ermsniat Sdule Elm gbenos
bod,Ihul aurIus itaiifinoen ion.
Goipeii Der 5anoferiietsiis llns
ierridt in 8siradt iommi. iinb Iaut
gei6lub BEG aommittees, Der naiiirs
lid BON Der 8ensbmisung n.s 5tuls
ra.hs abbdngt, aurie i'm WiaIhinens
fad. in 3immermannsdrbsiten. in
Gdmieoearbeitsn, in Der 9re6slerei.
Inn Waihinsnseihnen uno i'm ard)ie
tettoniihen 3eihnen poresiehen. 3its
T. aurie iinb fir iunae aeuts be-
Iiimmi, bic ipabrtnb beg 9ages pratt
tiI5 orbeiien miifIen. Jiir bic Mdos
den umfaiIen Die aurie bic perIdiebts
nen 3p.ise Der 5austpiribIdaft. Rds
ben unb pusmahen.
Ger 6nnoelsturlus umfobt Stenos
graphic nit 3ipeiidbriser Dauer beg
aebrturIus. iolpie unterridt in Der
gudfiibrung.
sgernsr ift aud 9urnuntsrridlt pors
aeIeben nnb 3fpar an perfhiebenen
9lbenb.n fir beibe GefhIehtsr.
Die GlsmentarilaHen Der 4benbs
Ihule iinp ipie folat orransiri porbsn:
%. DiItriit Ghuls, on Der aoeufs
GtraBe, Wolnut Oils: 5ausbaliungs.
turft; SanbfsriisisiisiurTe unb 6ans
belsturIe, iolpie olIe tlem.ntaren llne
ierrihtssipsiee.
Doualab Shuls. an Der pnrt 2re.:
(fiir iarbiee 30slinse): 6ausboliunss=
turis. bnnbfertisteiisunterriht unD
GIementarfdder.
Grite 5ntermtbiuts sGduls: 6ausbafs
tungsturIe; 5oI3nrbtii. Muihinens
5eihnen unb 1urnen an bier 4benbsa
Der Wode.
Dritte Jntermebiaie Ghult: 8,fons
bere aurIe fir bic MuslGnberftaSje
unb 6onbfertigteitsunterrint fiir Rnas
ben tn Atter poH LIE Sobren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

prdiiosnier Games g. Skrman,
fpe!d)e nit ibrem Batter in einem Dis
itritt Der z. Dnrb Iiimmten, rpurbe in
Der QrimGripaM am 9isnitaa beans
iianoet. Die btioen iinp perbeiratbst
uno ppbnsH in Der II. Worb, hoben
bislang inoefen ibre Stimmen in Der
gBuro ibres Vntsrs obeegsten. Die
Sbermans DeIeaoten perlorsn bieis
Noro NIT 90 Stimmen. Wenn bic
beioen Sobne Gkrmau's in Der Il.
Darb. no iie pohnen. aeftimmt bdts
ten, tpiirben Tie bieieIbe fir bic 0eles
gotsn ihres 8dters nit eirer Gimme
Wtebrheit perettet baben. ba bieJort=
ihritiler sDelsenten nur nit elmer
Stimme Wehrteit gstpablt ipurben.
apbIenIGnbereisn i'm
Staate Sd q bington.
Seuttle, Waib., q. September.
Das 0enerals2anbburedu bat ipeben
Elm patent iiber $40 older aobIenldns
bereien in Mbatcom gounip nusae<
iiellt. Die Ser. S.adten erhielten 500
Der Idsr. Gas pdtsnt rsierpirt Der
Regierune ale WaIiertraft Rshte
uno bas Rsht, gefpdHerungssGand
anieesn gu tonnsu.
Die Wbateom Gntrneit 26noereieu
uno anoere GoblenIdnbereien bes
Staotes ipurben am IL. Stiober 1906
Der g,iieoelung eni5oeen. bic Wbatz
coms2onbereien nod i'm ndmlihen
Wonat tpiebsr ee0ffnst. DabrThsins
lid tpsrben balb nod etipd so treiz
tere Batente in Wbaieom gountp ouss
oeitelIt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
NehfnefhnTen f,err Wnrnn

,iSehldetdpi1sn, Serr Sdron. SU
babe bisber penig getan3t, eigentltch
bat DDttpr 6slmutb Wlanhes oages
gen ein3upenoen, unb iiberoies ldbt
meine perebrte 1unte mid iehr ielten
tansen. sic giebt penige erobere Sc
Iellfhaften uno pertrDitete MIDI itets
auf cine IpGtere 3eit, mo - ih glaes
nuhboIen t0nnte, oas heibt auf Die
3eit, nun - bos iit freilih ettpas uns
befttmmt!"
sic I6piea uno blidte IGdelnb nit
einem hdlb tptettsn, halb perIhdmten
g9ieberThIueen unb 2tufbeben Der 4us
gen 3u 2prberg bin; oa Sleler abet
nidt antlportete. fiigte lie btn5u: rDle
0amen tanssn iebt oIleroing5 crit reht
eifri9, penn tie gebeiratbet hobcn, iibers
baupt pente ib mir. ober -"
.0as benten Gie?" fra9te er, alS
is Itnieq.
Sic la6te ubermiitbig ouf. rHsin,
oas peroe it S9nen nttt Iagen, me-
ni9Itens iebt nitt," ertpioerte iie.
r9lber ih bente, mir perbsn heute nod
tan3en. unb Sic lperoen bon mir bd3u
i'm 0oraus ensagtrt, 6err Baron"
rM}it nem gr0bten ger3nu9en, gnds
oi8es IrGulein.
rGs irerben einige febr ltebenspurs
bloc 9amtn bier Ietn." fubr Iis fort.
Sine Defenders, fir Die ih i8tpdrme. 7"
Damn muB oiefe Dame in Der Sbot
be3uuberno fein," iogte Ridaro.
.9a5 lit iie. Sin MuIterbilo BON
9or3ii9en. mein 9orbilo. tpenn i9 10
Iagen bari"
rSte MAIDEN mid iebr neu9icri9,
grGoi6es 6rGulein.
n6uten sic iid ipobI. Serr Baron, ="
Oro6te JrduIein SuIette Sd meroe
mir erIauben, Sis i6r por3uIt,uen."
Die 3ommer3isnrGtbiR unterbroh
biefe8 Geiprd6; lie lam, nit einem
| 2eutGtcr in Der 6ano, aus BEN btntea
rem 8.mGtsrn unD ritf portbin 3urjid:
yQaB bic Qdmpen tIein bremen, Jriee
prit, e. toitet bod Cel genuq, uno
bdB mir teire Qihtsr forttommen uno
Der Detn in Qht Qenommsn piro.
ST Der Qubpi9 nod bjer?" Fro9te fie,
| iih umpenbsno, ober Der Son Oers
panbelte iid ipfort, ol8 tie ihren SIR
tbum etniah.
nGott, 6err garon." rieT iie, Sic
| iinp bisr.."
lin mir bieTe herrliten 9lumen 3u
bringen, liebe 5ants," ontportetc GU
iette.
Die Rommer3isnrGt6in nitte itr
triumpbireno au. rNusqe3eitnet, mejn
9tn0." fu9te iie, raber uniere 8dite
tommsn. Treten Sic bier Elm, meIn
lieber 6err Baron"
2orber9 beeiIte ijd, betoen 0omen
/ Ieine Qrms gu bieten, unb fUhrts iie IN
Die erIeutteten GeIeuitofts3immer.
(JortieBung fotgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

Rop 5atiislb. BON Winheiter. aH.,
Gin Better bss .8eDiI anie". beg. Gap"
unb oes .Sobnie" Sotiislo, uno Wilep
Craig, BON Olympia. an.. itelItsn Iih
qeItern in Der 9ltsttipsOffiee ein
unb erIuhtsn bic polisei, auf ben 28
Sabre alien 6rant Scott bon prs'ton,
an., su fabnoen. Die brei Wldnner
arbeiteten fir Die aontrottorenfirma
Sones Bros. in WioolstoDn, g.. uno
6aifieIb uno Craig batten Dem Seott
slpei 2obn.gbsds in Geiammthob.
BON $135 sum GintaiIir.n lbsrssben,
uno Scott mar nit benz 0elos ourhgea
branni. gr iou iia ndh Cincinnati
6eeeben babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
ge(egrap6
g pre6tr Cannon II
firt.


9unpiIIe, Sn., q. Geptember.
Der Sprshsr Joispb q. Cannon iagte
ON Wittpod, lnbem er feline 20. Rpz
uiinotion fir ben aOngreB atSeptirt..
bab Der jsBi9, 5arif niht pertbeibigt
su perben braufe unb er fiigis bin3u,
bab 4sitaiion i'm SntereiTe elmer nsuen
Repiiipn bsm 2anoi sefdbrlia iein
piirbe.
Die 9i'iritt Gongr.B fonpention
inbofirts ben BON benz Spreder eins
sefhlagenen aurs, fpis aud bic 4os
miniitration oes prdiibenten 2aft.
qrb.itsrflbrer unb ber
Gotumbui sStraBens
babnfreii.
Golumbus, g., 81. September.
4rbeiterfiibrer aus alien 9beiIen bes
Gtaatss uno 5auienbe bon orsdniiirs
ten Mrbeitsrn repr1ientirenb. fonferi.
rem bier iibsr ben Sirabenbabnitrsit.
Der INNER nod niht beiselegt 1T. llne
ter 4nberen finn bier: N. g. Heepes.
Der Setrstar beg Gresutipratbs b:r
Nationul QmaIgamateb NHoeiation Of
Street 8c electric Roiltpap GmploDes;
8. W. Sngerioa BON Cleveland; s..
8. 9born BON Gaft Qiperrool; R. s..
Williams BON Qtron unb 8. W. Rail
iion BON SieubenpilIe. Gtantsonipult
Msbber ertlaris heute, bob er bei4lof.
fen babe. 9Ouperneur 6ormon Dor bic
gronbjurp. pelhe iih iett nit btm
Strabenbabns sStrsit bsi6dftist, su Ia
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22
Craaoeiseutbums 6ppotbelea.

Neue SppofhtftH.
Worgaret W. Gbarles on Glenoale
e. u. $3.50.
Warb Wa. gbetsiier an 20. genturp
Ig. unp 6. 60. $500.
aliee Ddrnsr an 9ome q. unh 6.
60. $500.
u. e. Guitin an Geo. SobnfOn.
$4,000.
.yobn aoops al Wsitl. Stern 9. unS
g. u. $3.50.
Gur.,a 5punbrp 60. an gosmopoIis
tan 3. unb g. go. $4,000.
Soraiius g. prutber an Sof.pb grs
tel. $3.50.
Sennis g. Ro6sitsr on Or. Soeob
glot. $500.
Gatb. grabp an Weit Giberin q.
unb G. SO. $3.50.
aisebetb 5eIo an Gbas. g. genfOn.
SCOTS
aIb.r. 5.nsl.r an Gbus. 6. genfon.
$1087.91.
Reitis 6. UsiIsr an Soutbern Cbio
Sap. 81. SO. 5000.
Sarab 2. glspeIonb an 2ouiis Gets
bins. $500.
sSotn 6. Huisb.d on Souibern Ohio
G. 9. 60. $500.
Caroline MasHer an Cntlsp Hdnt.
$500.
Mm. g. 5ansp an g. 8. RinsEort.
$544.
80 n. Sbori u. alnb. an 6. Z.
1linn. $1451.44.
9isfelbsn an 0ietor 8. OrcFius.
$1395.15.
3i.ieI6sn an Nm. GroHius.
$601 .98.
9ieislben an ID. :. RiGmOnb II.
$1,000.
eb. gtirst an gounbaiion 6. unb
9. So. $4,000.
atlite .. aetitrer an Sprina Odrb.n
6. unp u. SO. $17OO.
ssrnnt 6. o. Monus an hielelbe.
$4,000.
Getilgte 6ppothtsen.
pbilIas 5. Wnlb an 1eroS 9. Y.
go. 4. $1,000.
Joiepb leber an Come .. unb g.
q. 60. $4,000.
airbp Realtp 90. an bieitIbe. $50.
Gath. y. Derridfoa an bisitlbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

8ierte snttrmebiat Shule: 5ouss
holtunasturis, 5ol5arbeii uno 5ano.
iertistsi:suntsrridt.
6orace Rann Sfuie: Sanofsrtisa
teitsunierrid)t uno yurnunterriht an
5tpei abenosn Der WOte fur jso.
NlaIie.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
ADMITS FLEXNER CHARGES
President James Criticises Chi
cago Medical Schools.

Chicago, June President Edmund J.
James. of the University of Illinois, caused
a sensation last night at a meeting Of
several of the faculty and three hundred
graduates OF the College of Physicians and
Surgeons. the medical department of the
university of which he is the head. by
pleading guilty 10 all the charges made in
the report of Abraham Flexner, of the
Carnegie Foundation, concerning the in
efficiency of medical schools in Chicago.
The occasion was the annual dinner of
the alumni, and the physicians had come
anticipating from President James a de-
fence OF the school from the attack OF
the Eastern educator.
President James not only agreed with
Mr.. Flexner in his opinion that Chicago
was the plague spot of America in the
matter of medical education but was
more drastic than Flexner .44mself In
an address he paid his compliments in
cutting terms to Chicago's men OF wealth
and to the state treasury for their mig
gardliness in providing literally for the
right kind OF medical education.
Chicago and the State of Illinois the
president declares. have not now and
never had a first class medical school. and
never will have one until the same pro-
visions are made for medicine as are made
for the arts. sciences and technology
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
RAILROAD STOCKS ADVANCE
Prices Make Big Jumps on the
News from Washington.

The stock market, which, since the last
day Of May had been steadily moving
downward, responded yesterday with
sudden and violent upturn in prices TO the
news from Washington of the agreement
reached between the administration and the
railway executives.
London came In from 1 TO points higher.
and the local opening showed correspond
ing advances. ST. Paul opened "a. points
above Mondays final figure. Union Pacific
opened wide" at III to 1714. comparing
with Mondays last price of 1918. and
among other initial gains were 31e to 33s
points in Atchison. 2ss to 27s in United
States Steel common and 3A to ~ in Read
ing all three OF which stocks also had
wide" openings
The market has been apparently in an
oversold condition, so that although there
was not universal agreement in the BELIEF
that the situation had been completely
cleared up as the outcome. of the Wash
ington conference, the Improvement un-
doubtedly effected caused an excited rush
to cover commitments on the bear side.
The pace was too rapid to hold. how
ever. and within a few minutes sharp
reaction occurred. 1t sent prices down
Ito points and on the decline there was
fresh short selling, the principal target OF
which was ST. Paul. concerning the main
tenance of the present dividend on which
doubts were expressed, and around noon
It. was selling points under its best OF
the morning.
The transactions Ia the first half hour
were about 100000 shares, but the market
then became much less active. In the last
hour aggressive strength was displayed,
buying orders from important banking in
terests being executed and considerable
purchasing demand from investors de-
,velopLug.
Under these later influences, combined
with renewed covering of shorts, prices
moved sharply upward, some of the lead
ing stocks reaching their high levels of the
session in the last few minutes
The close was strong, with net gains OF
from l TO more than 4 points in almost
all issues, the only stocks which showed
ret declines being certain specialties
Among the net advances were AS points
in Union Pacific, in Reading 42s in South
the transactions were nearly a quarter of
the total; AZ in Great Northern. SSs in
Northern Pacific. Atchison and INTERIOR
ough-Metropolitan preferred. 3l2 in St Paul
and Amalgamated Copper and Al in Con-
soldated Gas.
The appended table gives an indication OF
the ground which is still TO be made up TO
bring the market to the level on which II
stood just before the announcement Of the
governments purpose TO institute the in
junction proceedings now to be discon-
tinued:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
L. |, RAILROAD FINED $500
Convicted of Nuisance in Closing
Street in Jamaica.

Convicted of maintaining nuisance in
the closing OF public highway, the Long
Island Railroad Company was fined $500
by Judge Humphrey in the Queens County
court. Long Island City, yesterday after
noon. The verdict Of the jury, II was said,
in effect confirmed a royal grant made by
George III in 1874 10 the people of the old
town of Jamaica. giving them the right to
assemble, to control lands and lay out pub
lie streets and highways. of which right the
common people Of that old town took ad-
vantage by laying out Hamilton street,
which in the ancient minutes of the old
town was known as a Kings Highway" to
distinguish it from streets that were not
laid out under the grant
1t was this historic highway that about
a year ago, the Long Island Railroad
closed raised three and a half feet, and
built across 1t sixteen tracks. asserting the
right to do so under the original charter
granted the road in 1884, Just one hundred
years after the grant from George III
Counsel for the railroad entered a motion
for the arrest of judgment pending an ap-
peal, which was granted by Judge Hum
phrey.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
BIG BILL" EDWARDS AS GUIDE
Leads Friend from Princeton to Mar
riage License Clerk at City Hall.

Big BilI' Edwards. Street Cleaning Com
missioner paused from his duties yesterday
20 come TO the assistance OF a student in
his alma mater. Princeton University. who
wanted 10 procure 8 marriage LICENSE. The
student about 20 mat-icUlate IN the school
Of mstuinony is Clarence Nelson Peacock
or the class Of 10, former captain Of the
hockey team al Princeton. He is twenty
three years old and Is The son OF AleXan-
der A Peacock, OF Pittsburg.
Mr. Peacock told. Commissioner, Edwards
that ne wanted TO get a license TO wed
Miss Jean RQlston. Of No l9 West 5lst
street, the daughter Of Louis. Bertrand
aaolston and Fanny McAlpin Highet Rols-
ton, Commissioner Edwards escorted Mr..
Peacock whom ile has known since Pea
cock was a pretty small boy. and Miss
Roston through the corridors 81 the city
yIaH until he had them brought before Clty
c-Terk seuily.s xle keaaSofs ufez bu-
peau Here 8Ee foTmaHues were quickly
dirbased Of and the big Commissioner
thook hands Win the prQspectiNe bride and
bridegroom sns--wlshec rntm goed fortune.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08
SCHIFF PARTY TO TOUR ALASKA
New York Capitalists Going North in
July on Pleasure Trip.

Jacob H. schff and a number OF other
New York capitalists. whose names have
not been made public, are going To make a
tour Of Alaska this summer. They will
leave Seattle early In July on the steamer
Ramona. Of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company. which has. been chartered Tor
the purpose. Mr.. Schiff said yesterday that
the trip WAS 10 be purely one of pleasure
and that there. would be no business con
nected with it whatever.
Last summer George W. Perkins. of J.
7. Morgan & Co. headed a party which
made a tour of Alaska. This trip was a
combination of business and pleasure, hav-
ing for its principal object an inspection Of
the Morgan-Guggenheim properties in that
territory. with a view TO further invest
ments by these interests IN Alaskan
projects As in the present instance. the
Perkins party engaged special steamer
at Seattle in which TO make the trip to
Alaska.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-08

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done it will take all the elasticity out
of, rate making: it will react on the
shipper and defeat its own object"
An official of an equipments company
said: Rates in many cases should uh-
doubtedly be higher. and the commission
probably will see it that way"
Equipment Markets Status.
"As far as the equipment situation 3
concerned" he added the equipment
market this summer will depend almost
entirely on the crop situation. ana as
this promises to. be excellent the rail-
roads will have, to come into the market
for cars to ship the crops whether tney
want to or not and regardless OF Wnat
the condition of the rate question
may be-"
William Rockefeller, when asked his
opinion yesterday in regard TO the out
come OF the conference between Presi-
dent Taft and the Western railroau
presidents, said that ne did not belleVe
any one could tell at this time whether
the result Of the conference was faVor-
able to the railroads.
II believe that there are many things
which occurred at the conference whlcn
have not been made public. and until
these things are known. such as possible
restrictions on the railroads, l do not
believe a fair opinion on the result OF
the conference can be made"