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Loans, Exchange and silver

Prime mercantile paper. ....... 56l6 per cent
Loans on real estate. .51h as per cent
Sterling exchange, 90 days. -6I4 S4Is
Sterling exchange, sight. -@4. .S71a
Sterling exchange. cables. -6u4. SSK
New York exchange, sight. "a
New York exchange. telegraphic -M ia
Hongkong exchange, sight. -. a 42sI
Hongkong exchange, teiegraphic. IA 42k
Silver, per ounce. ................ -M 51ih
Mexican dollars, nominal. On 90
CONTINENTAL
New York Paris. Observation-Disclosures. 5l1h
New York Mexico. co............... POI X
Paris London % 2Ii5
Berlin London. Observation-Disclosures
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S ranged as follows:
IN. High. Low. {
Cash Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, March 16.-Cash quotations were
as. follows: Flour, steady: No rye, 1S@19c;
feed mixing barley 5S661c: fair to choice
mailing barley. 65670c; No. southwestern fax
seed, 81. "A; No. / northwestern haxseed. So "a;
clover. $11 10; mess pork, per barrel. SIS .62ia
@25 IS: lard per 100 pounds, $14 3715; short
ribs. sides tloosel, $13n13 81 Is. short clear
sides boxed. $14M14 25.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total ciearances Of wheat and four were equal
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New York Curb Stocks
Boston Gopher stocks

BOSTON, March 16.-ConsiderabIe activity was
shown in North Lake and Lake copper. The
bulk Of trading confined to these issues.
Arizona Commercial in better demand and
liquidation appears over In this stock United
States semelters common, Arizona Commercial
and the lake coppers look best at this time.
The following list is furnished by L. F. Hut
ton & Co, 490 California street. San Francisco:
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SUMMARY OF
THE MARKETS
wall street stock. lower. Cop

Wall street stocks lower. Cop
pers easy.
Spot and future cotton declined.
Associated oil advances sharply.
COmstOck shares turn upward
Ophir Ievies an assessment of Zoe.
Silver and HOngkonE exchange
higher.
Grain market quiet and un-
changed.
Hay and beans as before quoted.
No further changes I'm meats.
Butter still lower. Cheese and
eggs unchanged.
Good apples active. Oranges quiet.
Western poultry coming in freely.
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Poultry and Game

Poultry (per dozen)-Hens. S616-50 for small
! 81 5OGs5O for large and $1O@11 for extra
young roosters. S5d6; do extra large. S9.5OQ11;
old ROSTERS, S5@6; fryers. s6.50@7.50; broilers,
S566 for large and $4@5 for small; ducks
nominal: pigeons, S1.75@2; squads, $4@4-50;
geese So 50@3 per pair
Game (per dozen)-Gray geese, S2@2 so; white
geese, $1Q175; brant, $1.50@250; hare, S1.5o;
rabbits. S212. so.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK. March 16.-Hops-Dur. >
Hides-Steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Wool-Steady.
Sugar-Raw. firm. unchanged; refined. steady
CORee-Closed dull. net unchanged to points
lower Sales reported OF 1000 bags. all
for December delivery. at 7:15c. Closing quota
tiOns follow: March, 6.s5c; April. 6.e0c; MAY.
6.95c; June, &c; July. August. September, Octobe-
and November, T.10c; December, January and
February, 7.15e. Spot. quiets Rio. No Z. MIS-
gS&e: Santos No. 4. 9Ac; mild. Guiets Cor
dova. 81 @1215c.
Butter-Irregular. Creamery thirds to hrsts.
21Q31c.
Cheese-Firm. UNCHANGED
Eggs-Weak. Western frsts. 221zd23cs
onds, DC.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated Apples-Stesdy. Fancy, 1057611c;
choice, 99912e; prime. 6h@713c; common TO
fair. 6G6ssc.
Prunes-Steady. California. up 10 s0-<os. q.
d9Ac: Orezons. 609c.
Apricots Easy Choice, 1o1 extra
choice. 1Ik 612c; fancy, 1261Sc.
Peaches-Steady. Choice. 61596Acs extra
choice. 6s4 Q7Ltc; fancy, 7LG7%c-
Raisins-Steady. Loose muscatsl. S%@5≻
choice to fancy. seeded. 546%.cs seedless, S11@
4szc; London layers, $1.15d11. ..
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CHICAGO, March 16--Butter-Steadys cream
cries. 26931c; dairies. 22627c.
Eggs-Reeelpts. 7,S01 cases; STEADY al mark
cases included 19c; hrsts, 2o4sc; prime nrsts,
211ac.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies, 1914 d16%c; twins
1874 Q16Ac; Young Americas. 161z 616Ste; long
horns, 1871 6I6%c.
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SALES
u;ntnr Stocks
SAN FRAN.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales IN the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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Naval stores-Turpentine ana p,

SAVANNAH. March 16.-Spirits OF turnentiDe
hrm. 6o|tc; sales. 45; receipts, 112: shipments
sos: stock. L.. SIS. Pien'ss
Rosin-Firm; sales 1.s09: receipts. $40. shin
nients. 35S: stock. o. 5s5 Quota tiors'. 3 e. eb
D. $40: e. $50: r. 81 SO05 s91z- = "a
H. $40; I. s4.90: n $3.50; M. IS 10 \ x 50,
WG. s6.S5: WV, &7. "a S'''Ss
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SALES
Morning Session

: Associated Oil co.... AZ .37la
i Associated Oil Co. o.............. - 30
- Associated Oil Co. 4Lt9
) Associated oil Co............- 41.s7h
) Associated Oil Co............ 4S W
30 Alaska Packers Assn. 50 90
40 City Electric Co ..-........-. % 90
- Hawaiian Coml & Sugar Co... ~ 20
80 Makaweli Sugar Co ............ 1} 10
IIO Pacific 1el 4 Tel tpfdJ .--..... % 90
65 Spring Valley Water Go, b To-. o0o
go Spring Valley Water Go. b TO-. 400
81 900 5 L r X 1st refdg 4s....... 30 %
~ 900 Spring Val Wat gen mtgc Is. " ~
s.2 600 spring Val Wat gen mtge As. % 62ia
SO 600 Associated oil 60 Is. s..-....... $50
5o Tnion Sucar co - 1000
s. 900 Pacific Electric Ry 5s. 1918
Aftprnuon
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81, per dozen. cases in
PortIand butter Market

PORTLAND, March 16.-City and country
creamery extra. 37G39c; fancy outside creamery,
34@36c; store, 20@24c.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Receipts of Produce March 1e
Provisions

Cottolene-one half bbl 12&tc: . half bbls
125sc; tierce, 121ac; tierces. 12asc; . tierces
Hams and Bacon-The Western meat company
quote follows: Hams. 1912@201ac; picnic
fancy bacon, 26c; fancy bacon, to lbs, 231ac
s to 10 lbs, 2212c: 10 to II lbs, 221sc; sugar
cured, 23c; light dry salt bacon. 8 to 10 lbs
zoe: 10 TO 12 lbs, 191ac; medium bacon, 1s1ac
light medium bacon, 1S13c.
Lard-Tierces. lie. SOC 17Ac. los 17%e, .:
175sc, 3s 1sc; compound lard, tierces, l1hc, so:
11&.c. los 12Ac, IS 1850. IS 121sc; yellow cook
ing oil, 65c per gal; white cooking oil, 661AC
per gal; salad oil. CSC per gal
inspected by the government, are 81 per bb
higher Extra family beef, SIS per bbl; family
beef, $3.50 per bbl; extra mess beef. s14 pei
bbl; smoked beef, 19c per ID.
Pork-Extra prime, in barrels. S26; clear, $50
mess, $26; pig pork, $3.50 pigs feet. $5.75 foi
half bbls, $40 for 25 lb kegs and s135 for kits
Meat Market
DRESSED MEATS
Slaughterers' rates to dealers and butchers are
Beef-S@slac per ID for steers, 7@7hc fol
cows and heifers.
Mutton-Wethers, 11a @1215c; ewes, 9@1O15C
Lamb-12h 131ac for yearlings and 14a15c
for spring.
Dressed Pork (per lb)-13h @14c for light.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good. sound
livestock delivered in San Francisco, gross
No. / fat steers. over 800 lbs alive. 5K @5hc
per ID; under 900 lbs, &C.; second quality, Az a
sc; third quality, 4G41ac.
Ne sogs @4e an third deeaI aeaty & @ como
mon, thin, undesirable cows, "a @3c.
Fat bulls and stays, "a @21ac; half fat OIL
thin bulls, "a @2c.
Calves-Light weight per lb, 81 @6c; medium
5A as tac; heavy, 4@4&c
Sheep tper lb)-wethers. No. l. 6Q6Ae
ewes, ota @5Ac.
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs. "a
7hc.
Hogs (per 1b)--Hard grain fed, weighing 1Ot
to f4O lbs, 10@10Ac; lao TO $50 lbs, 10L a
101ac; $50 to $50 lbs, 9& @1oc; common. unde
sirahle hogs. 7MSc.
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Cheese-California fancy fats. lie per h.
weak; do frsts. 1870, weak; do seconds, 1515c,
weak; fancy Young Americas, 19he, steady; do
frsts, 1S1ac- steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri-
cas-, 20c firm; do fats, 1shc firm; storage
Young Americas 19c, firm; Oregon storage nats.
19lac. firm; New York fancy, zoe, Arm; Wiscon-
sin singles 19c, firm.
Eggs-california fresh, per dozen. cases in
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THIMBLE RIGGING
IN WALL STREET
Suspicion That Powerful Specu-
Iative Forces Are PrOfitably
Manipulating Stocks
This Belief, in Conjunction With
Railway Wage COntrOyer=
sizes, Cause Slump
Nen NnrI Stock Lis

e. F. Hutton & Co.. 490 California street
members Of the New York stock exchange, fur
nish the following list OF bond and stock sales
yesterday;
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Potatoes. Onion. and Vegetables

Yesterdays arrivals of asparagus fell far be
low those of the preceding day, aggreGating
about 1,100 boxes. Despite the decreased re-
ceipts, the market was easier, retail trades
men taking less than Tuesday. With
most sellers &c pound was a top price, and
only a small percentage of the arrivals brought
that figure. Buying for shipment in the after
cleaned the market up Rhubarb was
abundant and easy. with most receivers selling
by the box instead of by the pound as hereto
fore. There was good demand for choice peas
at steady prices. A few sacks came In from
Alameda county and sales were reported at So
10c pound. The other vegetables stood as be-
fore quoted. There nothing new in potatoes
onions
Potatoes (per ctD-River white. 65@Toc for
common to choice and s0@90c for fancy; Sa-
linas Burbanks, $1.35@1.50: Oregon BuroanSs,
$1.10@i 20; oregon early rose, s1.S5@1. 40; sweet
potatoes S2.25@2.50
Onions (per ctl)-California, $l.oO(gL0o; Ore
gon. S1.75; Australian, So.
vegetables-Asparagus, 4@6c per lb; toma-
toes, $2.5o63 per crate for Mexican: green
peas, 5@sc per Id; garlic, 5@51ac per 10; cab
bage, 65@75c per ctl; cucumbers, $L2S00l.Io
per dozen; caulihower, 40@50c per dozen; tur-
nips, SOC per sack; carrots. 50e per sack; rnu-
barb, $1.5O@2 per box; celery, 2.5093 for large
and 75c@S1 for small crates.
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Horses and aInIex

The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers Journal:
HORSES
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Rutter. Cbee.e and Err.

The downward trend in the market for butter
continued unchecked yesterday, and while the
tone of the market officially declared firm
on the exchange the feeling in the street was
one of weakness. Business on the exchange
brought the price of extras down 9c to a quo
tation of 2S1ac a pound and further declines were
predicted by posted dealers. Cheese was in
free supply and weak in sympathy with butter
but prices were unchanged.
Sales the exchange follows;
Butter-20 cases of extras at 2Sc and 30 at
2S1ac a pound.
Eggs-1o cases of extras at 21c and 10 cases
of selected pullets at 19c dozen
Cheese-25 fancy California fats at tic.
% fancy new Young Americas at 19c and % at
19kc a pound.
Receipts were Al 800 pounds of butter, Is 900
pounds OF cheese and 430 cases of eggs.
The following are the official quotations estab-
lshed yesterday and the three preceding days
on the floor of the dairy exchange. Prices in
the street, while governed by the exchange quo
tations, generally range from &c to &c higher.
owing to the various charges to be added.
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larger than usual and large number OF new
people entering the business for the first time
throughout this section.
The indications all point TO a much enlarged
production for next The weather re-
mains good for production and the eggs are IN
fine condition for packing in cold storage.
SANTA CRUZ. March 16-Poultrymen are re-
ceiving 1Sc for eggs. but the bulk Of the product
is shipped TO San Francisco firms. Small dealers
supply the local market and those dealing direct
with the consumers receive a better price.
PETALUMA, March 16.-There was no change
in the price paid for eggs today, zoe and 19c
being the best offerings.
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London Closing Stocks

Bar siIver-Steady; 23Ad per ounce
Money! y ala per cent
The rate of discount in the open market 70
short bills is 3G3ls per cent and for thrc,
months bills 3lk per cent
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III s Steel I'd IS. 104%
z Va Car Chem SIS. 30 4
( Wabash 1st -. ...1llA
Do lst & ext As. T2%
Western Nd Is. g.. Sc
! Nesting El cv rs. 92A,
Wis Central 4s... 94ia
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
"CYS" RIG STOLEN,
THENIT WASN'T
After Cummings Asks Police
for Aid Friend Returns
Turnout.

Big "Cy' Cummings, member Of the
Maryland State legislature, is today the
victim Of his friends, and Incidentally
it's up to the state congressman to buy,
as the result Of the disappearance Of a
valuable runabOut and silver-mounted
harness, which was missing from his
Chevy Chase stable this morning.
When Mr.. Cummings went to his
stable there was no signs OF his high
ly-prized outfit In place Of the polish
ed woodwork of the runabout and the
clint of the silver mountings. he found
an old saddle and bride.
It occurred to him some buccoiic ras-
cal had attached horse. ridden him to
Cummings stable, and there harnessed
him to the new runabOut with the har-
ness.
Captain BOardman, Of the local De-
teCtiVe Office, was called, and 2 lookout
sent through the city. Hardly had the
messages been sent, however, than Mr.
Cummings against called up
- friend borrowed that rig" he said
without the formality of asking for IL
It's back in the stable now
That's why "Cy," officially known as
Andrew J. Cummings, State congress
man and politician extraordinary. is
buying today
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
LAW SCHOOL READY
FOR ITS OPENING

The foTJy-SecOnd annual opening Of the
National University Law School viii
take place Saturday evening, October /.
at $50 O'Clock, at the Law school build
ingt S1S-S20 Thirteenth street
A short period viii be given over TO A
little social intercourse between the
members Of the faculty and the student
body. after which announcements. viii 10
made and the organization Of classes
proceeded with.
The old faculty Is intact, with the ad-
ditiOn Of three new instructors. Assn
CiaJC Justice EObb, Of the District Cof1rf
Of Appeals. who VIII assist Prof. Eeir-
win in instruction upon appellate prac-
tee associate Justice Barnard of the
District Supreme Court. viii OCCUPY Tho
chair OF equity Jurisprudence and ASSo-
Ciate Justice Anderson. also Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court viii lecture 10 the
freshman class on domestic relations
Dean CarUSi Is Of the opinion that r3A
Iengthening Of the courses and heavy
increase in the number Of hours and
amount Of work required for the de-
gTees, VIII have no deterrent effect rD6n
the size Of the classes
The interior Of the building has beeu
thoroughly renovated and improved and
a TecOrd-breaking attendance is ex-
Dected.
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MESSAGES STOLEN"
FROM HELPLESS SHIP
Calls From Disabled Lake Steamer
for Aid Interrupted-Three
Hundred In Danger.

BUFFALO. n Y Sept 22-VVhea
the big passenger steamer Western
States arrived In port at midnight
fifteen hours behind schedule. Capt
F. G. Stewart was mad clear through
because over fifty messages which he
sent after his boat became disabled
of Long Point in Lake Erie yester-
day morning, had been interrupted.
He declared If the boat had been
sinking the interruption OF the mes
sages might have proved fatal 10 al
on board
The Western States came under low
pressure owing to = breakaZe Of her
machinery She carried 800 bassen-
gers from Detroit Most Of these
missed train connections
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ROMANCE REVEALED
BY FILING Of WILL
Aged Servant Leaves Her
All to Butler She Was
Attached To.

With the filing Of the viii Of Mrs.
Mary T. Pauley, for over thirty years
a servant IN the family OF Attorney W.
y r BeTTy.iS revealed a romance
which eliminated in the aged woman
leaN ing her entire estate 10 Matthew
Hediys who for many years was butler
IN the Berry household and was subse-
qUently cOachman for former United
States Senator Jones.
Almost from youth Mrs PauIev.
VINO died SeDTem Der at the age of
siXty-nIuc years, and Mr.. HeaIy. who
IS bachelor and now seventy-one
since the deaf hOf the Woman's hus-
band Ihirty-fiVe years ago the friend
snip is said 10 have been akin TO
love Various reasons, one being the
wish Of departed husband, prevented
a marriage Of the devoted couple,
but their affection for each other re
NAMED constant unto death
When Attorney Berry came TO Wash
ingtOn from Albany, y. Y. he brought
with him his servants, including Mrs
Pauley and MI Healy. Subsequently
Mr. HeaIy obtained a more IUcra tive
position as driver of q United States
Senator's span Of high steDpers. but
even though separated In their work
the couple were in each others company
after work, the cOachman boarding at
the Widows home
IN the VIII filed Mrs PauTpv leaves
her entire estate, which IS said not to
be worth over S1eo0. TO her friend
ar Berry Is named as executor.
BY the terms of the VIII Of Mrs. Lucy
Hurd- who died Angus = one-haIf Of
her estate which Is valued at 5000
Is left TO her nephew, Harry r Russell
and the other half to Mrs Helen O. Rus
sell her siSter-in-laW William L. Alb
bott Is named as executor
The viii Of Mrs Louise a HAYDEN
leaves her estate. which Is valued al
son, 20 her son. Arthur D. HAYDEN
who also Is made executor
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CITY BANK SHARES
LEAD THE MARKET
Block of 100 Changes Hands
on the Local Stock Ex-
change Today.

Evidence was given on the local Stock
Exchange today that the market for
securities is surely broadening. The
volume OF business was nearly as large
as for the earlier days Of the week
together. and the purchases were well
distributed
In the bond list Gas As sold At 1ol1z
AnacOstia and Potomac Sc bro,,sJ,.
lol3[, and Potomac Electric ConsoIldafe5
IS went at 101.
after being qUiescent for several dav-
RahWay common sold > shares at s21s
10 ~, and . more at 81 after call.
one OF the surprises Of the dav was
the sale Of 100 shares OF the NationaI
city Bank. 80 at 10. and 10 at IL.
twenty shares Of the Merchants and
Mechanics Savings Bank went on rec
ord at 1871
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
DISTRICT DECLINES
SHARE IN AERO MEET
Continued from First Page1

tOtlLLllllAt-L LLtl-Ll i lL>L LtaAe-l
Of the receipt of two letters from
Col jerome H Joyce, Of the Aero
Club OF Baltimore written to Charles
]. Bell, treasurer, and Dr. a =. Zahn.
secretary IF the Aero Club Of Wash
tngtcn- asking that the club lend its
name 10 point meet with the BaItf-
more club, 10 be held between the two
cities. Secretary Za2n was instructed
10 say TO Colonel Joyce in reply that
Washington would not hold a meet at
the time proposed. and would be glad
10 lend its moral support TO the Bal
timOre show. II Baltimore sets a
Washington day an effort viii be
made TO organize an excursion from
Ehe Capital on that day
There Is Still hope, however, for a
meet this fail Ia Washington. The mem
berS Of the joint committee expressed
themselves as favOrabIy impressed VIZ 2
the plans Of Neagle and Fox, the pro-
mouers OF the aviation school, and those
OF me Aero Scientific Club. which is
planning an amateur meet
a meeting of the committee viii be
held again saturday al noon TO consider
any definite propositions these gentle
men may have for the support OF the
local ORGANIZATIONS represented Should
Colonel Joyce fan down in his plans for
the Baltimore meet. that would clear the
field for holding one in washington.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
WORKHOUSE CHARGES
REFERRED TO BOARD
WOrkhOuSe Sensation Nav
Be Given An Airing
Monday Night.

Charges filed by Henry E Brock
son, formerly In charge Of the wOman-s
ward OF The workhOUse. against the
management OF the Institution. have
been referred by the Commissioners TO
the Board Of Charities.
The Board viii meet Monday for the
consideration Of its estimates and it is
probable that the charges viii ne con
sidere6 a. that time, together with the
reply made by Superintendent L =
bingham. In sufficient food supply.
csraIessness- and infractions of the
rules are tie allegations made by
BrOCkSOu-
General denial Is made by SuUeTinteu-
dent ZiukLam in 2 written reply to the
Commissioners and II was said TODAY
that the charges were instituted because
or personal motives. BTOCkSUu having
ben called upou for his resignation.
The specification IS made by BrockSon
that bad food is furnished The inmates
To this the superintendent says that
all supplies not frSt-class are returned
20 the stores from which they are pUr-
chased
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
STOCKS IN WALL STREET OPEN
FIRM, BUT FAIL TO HOLD
ADVANCE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2z.-Yesterday's
rise in the stock. market was not
maintained today. While the open
ing was firm and in some cases frac-
tions above last nights closing, the
higher prices were met by too large
a volume of foundations to be alb
sorbed and values declined, the mar
ket turning heavy and dull.
The event shows that the squirt Of
yesterday, with the enthusiasm It
evoked in the Street. was more the
work of scared shorts than OF any
change of attitude in the big inter-
ests which must be looked to in any
permanent bull movement The un-
loading Of stocks this morning shows
that operations both yesterday and
today were OF a purely professional
room trading character There is
no change in the situation other than
the mere diversion caused by the IN
The Washington times., 1910-09-22

expected decision Of the Minnesota
rate case, y hich proves to have been
worth aDsul points in the case OF
the Northw estern railroads. and il
now seems likely that the mark Z
VIII settle back into about the same
condition that il occupied before the
announcement Of the decision
mere - not likely to be any material
Improvement in the stocks until after
the politicians in this State have had
an opportunity 70 measure their forces
al the convention next week. After
that the market may tear itself from
political Influence for a while and give
more consideration to the bounteous
crops to be harvested this year, which
so far has not been reEected in Sc
cuTftieS values
The better demand which is SPRING
ing up IN the bond market, If il con-
unues to hold, viii IN time help the
stock market. and the investment mar
ket IS consequently being carefully
watched for signs OF further improve
ment-
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
IRISH DELEGATION
EN- ROUTE TO CAPITAL

SOUTHAMPTON, sept ga dele
cation consisting OF the lord mayor
of Dublin, the presidents Of the cham
Der Ct commerce of Dublin and Bel
fast, the town clerk OF Queenstown:
Sir Edward Fitzgerald, lord mayor OF
Cork and Sir James Long, also of
Cork is on its way 10 New York bv
the steamhip Oceanic to interviews
the officials at Washington on the
question OF Undue ing the CUnard line
TO continue Queenstown as a port Of
call for its large mail steamers
Postmaster General Frank H Hitch
cock promised TO receive the deputa-
ton while in this country.
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
EXCURSIONS.

This week viii offer Washin gton-
l9ns the last opportunity to avail
themselves of low rate Weekend sx-
cursions to Cid Point Comfort and
Norfolk over the Norfolk and Wash
ingt0n line
complete its gunnerv practice nv the
end Of the week and viii then leave
- EUROPEAN cruise Special -. eI
tickets VIII DC on sale as usual.
Fishing in he Tidewater Virginia
and Lake smith is at its best,
The Washington times., 1910-09-22
WEIRD TELEGRAM
HINTS AT SUICIDE
Father of Miss Olga Mem
Warned By a Curious
Message.
Continued from First Pagel

Dr. Mem denied at the time the story
Of a reported settlement by Baron
Rothschiid upon his daughter
The circumstances surrounding the
late romance OF Baron Rothschild and
Miss Mem are such as 10 cause DR..
Mem grave anxiety on account of the
telegram received today 1t seems to
be a weird warning from one who has
reason 20 believe that Olga Mem may
end her life as did her suitor
DIT. Mem is now anXiOusIy awaiting
reports from Dresden as TO the con-
clifton OF her daughter, who is under
the care Of her mother there
The generally accepted story con-
corning Baron ROthsChiId and Miss
Mem Is that the baron met the Ameri-
can girl on a hunting trip IL was
practically a case Of love at FIRST sfght
and the suit Of the baron was iusis-
tent He followed the family to Vienna
IN his attempt 10 gain the consent OF
Miss Mem ; parents but is was denied
IiiE2- In moment Of despcndencv
Baron ROthsChild finally killed himself
and Miss Mem has seemed a Changed
woman since Travel and recreation Of
various kinds have been invoked bv
ner father in the effort to restore his
daughters happiness and peace OF
mind.