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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
BODY OF WOMAN FOUND
Mute Evidence Of Foul Murder Commit
ted at Reno. NEVADA

Reno. New. Sept. 13.-Workmen exca-
Lating for foundation to replace the
ginla street destroyed a month ago by
fire. discovered al o'clock portions 81
a woman's body with bullet hole in
the skull. indicating a mysterious MUIR
der
The skull. two ribs and articles Of
woman's wear. including portions q n
corset and stockings. were found in the
pit and the skull was encrusted with n
substance resembling quick lime
The bullet hole indicates that a shot
was fired through the mouth. proceed
ing upwards and out at the TOP uf the
head. From the decomposition C the
remains Il IS evident that the body was
placed there several months axo. cl-
though the authorities believe -hc time
did not exceed one year.
tn police have no report OF f1ysteri-
Gus disaupea rance and at present have
no clcw to solve the mystery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
SALT LAKE THEATRE.

Doris Mitchell who scored so effec-
lively as the spendthrift wife In the
theatre. began her stage career under
Richard Mansfield. The latter was play
ing an engagement in Chicago and in
his repertoire was Richard III. He re-
quired a child for one OF the princes,
and little Doris Mitchell was selected
for the part.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
cANAnA,s wnEAr CRnP.

ottawa. ont. sept. 13.-Canada's total
wheat crop this year IS 122. Ts5. 00o
bushels. according 20 the estimate Of
the government statistics officially an
rrounced today. This is f1.959.000 bush
elr less than the yield OF 1909. The
wheat product IN Saskatchewan. in Al
berta his year. is estimated at 99.S90.-
goo bushels
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
BISHOPS AND OFFICERS
INSPECT GYMNASIUM

Bishops OF the various wards and
officers OF the four stakes were Cs-
cortcd through the new Descret gym
nasium last night on an inspection tour
60 acquaint them with the different
features OF the Institution. The for
NAL opening Of the new gym VIII take
place next Tuesday night.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
DANIELS TIE ATRF.

From the opening chorus. Who Are
You With TOnightT' 20 the patriotic
finale. the musical show at the Dam
falls this week fairly sparkles with
tuneful airs.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
sHI-nERT THEATRE.

Victor Gillian. one Of the greatest
cartoonists Of the present day, IS one
OF the leading features OF the bill this
week at the Shubert. His cartoons
OF Taft and Roosevelt are exceptionally
clever.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

salt Lake Theatre-'The spend :
= thrift 2:15 D. m. and Sis p. IN.
= Orpheum Theatro-Naudevil
= 2:15 d. m. and S:15 p. m.
= Garrick Theatre-William In
; gersou and company In The Walls
= OF Jericho" 2:15 p. m. and Sis
y y. m.
= Daniels Theatre-The Curtis
= Musical Stock company in shoot
e ing the Chutes," 3 p. m, 7:45 D. m,
y and 9:15 2. m.
= Shubert Theatre - Vaudeville
y and moving pictures, afternoon
= and evening.
\ Luna. Isis. Elite Theatres-Mov-
y ing pictures and illustrated songs,
y afternoon and evening
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
HIS NECK nROICEN.

Nicola. Iowa. Sept 12.-Lcwis Deyer.
son Of a prominent farmer. was in
stantly killed and Miss Gladys Sexton
OF Nicola was severely injured today
when Deyer's horse became frightened.
reared and fell on an automobile in
which a theatre party was driving TO
Omaha Young Dcyers neck was brok-
en-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
nrIeRnter specinI Train.

leaves salt Lake at $3.50 a. m. Via
the Salt Lake Route. the official line.
returning. leaves Provo at 1851 p m.
one fare for the round trip.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14

The OFFICIAL DELEGATES sPE-
GAL TRAIN to the state Democratic
Convention at Provo, Sept. 18th, with
band will leave Salt Lake City, via
THE SALT LAKE ROUTE. at $50
o. m. Notwithstanding other informa-
ton or advertisements 70 the contrary.
Respectfully.
Chairman Executive Committee.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
GARRICI< THEATRE.

Few OF the audience at the GarriclS
realize till after the play has pro-
crossed to the end of the first act. the
real Significance OF the clever little
dance done At the very opening by Miss
Anshutz. but the fact is II forms a
part OF the plot OF the play. The Walls
OF Jericho"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
InNAH RENoMINATED.

Honolulu. Sept. 13.-Jonah Kuhio
Kalanianaole was nominated today by
the Republican territorial convention to
succeed himself as delegate TO Congress
from Hawaii
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
IJ-NA. ISIS AND IcIITE THEATRES

The new bills at the three Florence
picture houses are now running regu-
larly-
The Washington times., 1910-07-06

On tire beautiful Virginia hills. Is uuuves-
Iionably ths most beautiful suburb rea-
Washington water. sewerage, granoIftaIe
walks. prices very low 500 lot I'd. only "A
minutes 18th St and Pa ave. d1e car SER
vice Gail at general Offices, ST. 1sth st -
booklets. IL nsportst ton etc
EAST FAL 3 CHI RCH---roon1. BUNGALOW
style, all lodern iulprcE eElenJs- slate roof
plate glass Eot-geater hea-. one acre on -o--
ner, built Jay labor by present owner
J. BISHOP
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH Il.

S-ra5-..- o. Excursion Trains - and from
.-4-Sa PE-AEE BEACH
r-Eas-L IL j. july 4. 1870
S-----. So change Without Notice
-r-.-r'E4S 10 EEsLDALS. inclusive
con- .ll-te D-s,r--I Line a. 80 and L---1
T. ---s $50 eds and $40 D.
r,-.--rr- rave -he Beach az 6-s5 g. rl-s
- ---- So. SEQ and l--lG g.
SATURDAYS
r---~ rzaec District Line. a. SO and L-l)
- .-tr $500 sac. as. and s--5 b.
r.5f-r-rinE- .eaFe the Bea-h a. eco a H.
ra-s5 H-.- s--e. SEQ. $500, and lt-y1 B. H.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going leave District line az 80 ana ii--J
z-la SEQ. s-aJ- l-t5- and --l5 D.
Fszr.7rufrz- leave the Beach 90 --ss o. ~.
rs-s- s-fU $50. SEQ. 1-tl- and 1890 D.
PAUL A. WATERS.
General Manager
TAKE New Ilrk Ave car Ior Dis-rill Liza
Srsf5sn For additional information Ie.s-
phone Lincoln u.s.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- R-Fouowing schedule figures publishes
80 IS information and are not sull tsed-
For atlanta BirInin CHAM Aoolle. NsR
~,-sS-rs AshsVifie, 5 a IN ana ll-45 , II
foT Chattanooga and Memphis 500 a.
saIIy.
E-5r Roanoke. Knoxville. Cfattarl 1csa- 5sr-
,,,sa-ri-au. c-er Orleans. le-I3 . IN
For Roanaze. Ecozvilie- Cnatcaicoga, Naz1-
vIIIe- EIemDris- $40 a. N daily tSleeDi1s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

s-CIIAIE barber shop; nne pagng stand.
n W. reEt SIS; quick sale taize-------- fa'rj
tiTocesy, corner, y. r., reut s5ss
rooms daily sales SOS OWNS 70 sick
Noiion. confectionery. and grocery nice
stand. :. T.. 8 rooms. must sell. only -
LunchrOom aud cafe handsomely equip
ped near l2ch ana 9 sts- X W.; yours
Confectionery and ice cream parlor. pay
ING stand on Capitol Hin; price 40
Hotel and lEnchrc0m. corner near Union
station, making big money retiring so
Dry goods and notion store attractive
corner n E. take inventory or------- 500
Mercfaudisc and grocery. ne1rcT thirty
ing village weekly sales $3.50 suaD lee
Drug store; rent SIS, sales SIS daily
one Of The best stands IN she = W. Loo
moving picture businesses. che rent;
long lease great bargain fUT------.-.- f,eeJ
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS 1423 -
GROCERY. \. W owner going TO Ger Ger
many must sen az once; sacrifice sou
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 81 + St y. W
WANTED PARTNER in thriving saloon bust
ness single man preferred. DGGANs 6ll
FOR sALE-saIoon. good reason Tor selling.
EOA l13 Times ouice-
GROCERY. y. T.. owner retiring. VIII sen
Ter $500 invoice Hi SINESS EA-
CiiANGE. - ] 81 y ~.
RAISE CAPITAL. BEST METHODS: Cor
Pc-a-i0us Organized and promoted every
where T. s LEGAL CORP. so Road Blds.
WANTED Baltimore party. d grocery
store mixed trade preferred win do 5usi-
ness Qgiek and pay cash. Write price and
.osaeon. 10 orleans e.. BailiE1re. 3d.
FOR SALE Cheap, lunch room. 500. in one
of the best markets TIA Washington good
reason for selling sin inventory twice the
amount asked BOX 15o. Times Office.
BCT-HEIt STALL; owner can not give g
his attention. price 500. BUSINESS TX
CHANGE. =l4 + ST. " W
FOR SALE-Lunch. fruit. can5y and news
store in theater district d snap 10 quick
buyer. Sos ST. " W
WHOLESALE LIQUOR house. center city,
soc Wholesale liquor colns business 500
per week saloon. s. W. doing business 500
FuT week tlEaT ana periodically best stand
Iu cits- DJGa1s. 5I1 La ave
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SF-aHoARD An LINE m,

reoz ali-y---r lorna sass Mall
1900 coaches ami Pullman sleepers ID
So uflab and jacksonville Earlor car JACK
scuNiEe 20 tampa -iiLous- S--cpcr ID
a-larfs UilluS car
-zz d. m dsllg f-est-riaTa E-7lfrssSs cleo
rr1--4Il- lighted sieepeIS ana observation car
--,.5-,r-s7 ,,-ith electric sans Through ser
49, F.. ~s-aruah jacksonville Tampa. At
is~ea tsfruinzHan. ana Memphis DiEias
-r5-ra. orf-e. 1aS New York ave y ~
e a. HARDWOOD. G. T. A,
GRO y PHILLIPS D. p A.
g.. p RYAN Co. p A. Portsmouth. Va
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CHESAPEAhE & OHIO RI

Published only as Information not su5rsa1es3
80 p "a 6zl-y-ECI Virginia Nes- -
rsnfa ..zld Kentucky points Pullman s-sep-
= 10 cincinnati ana LouIsvi-4e- - - -,
1--lur car fEuLl .'nsLr- olEestlL4s-
6.sg >. II ds-iy-~l.~ CL-~N A-L-SL- LOIS
I.,.sfs with Pullman slsepers 70 ClicaEo.
$50 1sliy a. lsupor-a.it sta-iuRs- Pullman
5u-sr sct.fl5-1eur and - - O. dining
T7-re u IA daIIy-F. =. s.. ILlIi kEsJ. fo-
.-i---I-r-.rf LsluiSv lille. the West. So1LlEFezr.
AZ northwest Pullman slea1ers q tlrs-2-
"a hOt springs Cincinnati ana -~~--ss---s-
rIsssayg4Es aud ohio Offices Al 5is Pa
- r. 81 and New Union Station
s-sS-..r5-a Main IC55 and 10 Tor -iczeLs. 49,
- -Fs-,.s. l5sser,atl-us- and taZ-ca5s-
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PR1POSALS

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, July
= 1910 sealed proposals VIII - received
az This Department until = g clock p m
F~ri5av. July - IgI9. and d n Jpened. for
the installation cf two electric passenger
elevators for tIc Pension o6s-e Building,
washington y. O.. IN accOrdan-1 lritE speci-
fcatfors and draw tngs. copies Of wlirh may
be obtained upon application % the Chief
clerk OF this Department r A. BALM
GER. Secretary
PROPOSA AIS viii be received ~ the Bureau
81 SUPPLIES and Accounts. Navy Depart
u1ent " shinEton- u c. until 10 o'clock
a. m July n. 1870 and publicly opened
Immediately thereafter. 10 furnish az The
IF naval supplies as follows sch $500
1Tonel -uetal.-sSch. -551- Portland cement.
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McGIESPORT, ND.
Mhv SWelter in CITY,

lft~N~AA-~JA I'M WI
Why SWelteT IN City
when YOU can have SUMNER BUNGALOW
on the water2 Cost % one outing at SEA
SHORE. Live there. do business IN cftv
Daily boats each way 1l1ruInE and evening
LOTS SI0G. BUNGALOWS, Sf0e UP
ACREAGE. 500 PER ACRE COTTAGES
FOR SALE on REM COUNTRY BOARD
ING NEW PIER DANCING PAVILION
DELIGHTFUL BOATING. BATHING. AND
FISHING.
After July 5tb, boat leaves NcGTESPORT
$50 a in time for business returning
D. Excursion beat leaves city so
a. M returning evening Eugarements >-cr
small outing parties For particulars
Call on MCHIE s WELLBORN.
935 Fifth St. \. w.
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CLAlRVOYANTS

CLAlRVO WANTS
-wHES ~ DOUBT CONSULT.
MADAME MARLOWE.
The Noted English PaImisJ and Cl4--s5ya1L
Truthful IN her prediction. reliable la her
l.l-Ict- without asking a question size VIII
tl- you the object OF yolr call giving names
-s--il= your life and circuilstlul=s -.-.s-l
yOl tlgU to be absolutely true
The Madame viii refuse % accept any zee
vl1vss me gives the utmost satislae-icE- Par
Tors. 81 10Th 81. " w Hours. u 90 d j. IA
WHITE fAIRONAGE ONLY
MADAM BANZL
Formerly at 1Ss .tu So. ~ ". card reaEi--
la-ulistrJ. nov located al ll- 1ll So n 81
MRS r LUsBy.
LsESU1Ee o. The band and cards sys-eEnat-
icaIly rad Zee mOdeEar=-s Positively -
elndayz- SIS y y ave y W
PROF WI FITzGEEALD.
The Famous Paimlst, plrenoloslst. Occlll-lst
double sight C5urt=l-g, marriage, Business
matter ~ lzlh 81 y ".
MADAM CATHERINE.
Falmisr and card reader Help and advice 60
an n trouble Hours 10 TO =. 5o> 5th S. Wv.
1I1EE- BANZL formerly Of 1Sg1 Tra st. n
W. now located al 11-2 9Th 81 n IS. Re
l-a5le advice on bushes and love Affairs
SPIRTUALISM
MEETINGS sunday. sionaay, ana Thurs--7T-
S b. ul-, cally readings ~ the home OF Mrs
J. T. G4LLBT. IS Ii ST. A. " Phone y
ssl-
I3IE- CORNISH GIFTED AIEDICd. reads
your lie correctly gives names. facts:
readings daily and sunday. GU ID 81 y =
--oT- p near Lnlo1 statiol ladies' only
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
ENDEsTRUCTIBLE STORAGE. l.og0 FsCJIs-
Inspect this warehouse aud noss the c.eaal!-
J.5ss and manner % storing furniture. 1Iorb
PROOF Rooms FOR fUrs- rugs etc Silvs-
Vault Carpet Cleaning Automobiles. Pianos.
Padded vans for Moving Lowest PrEcs4
kLDEl-lI1 sIOkAGE COMPANY. iz-J L 9
FIREPROOF STORAGE-specla Iocr e5u-
Bartments s. Der month Up Lowest ra-ss
c. insurance and every EDGsera convenience
E-et{rnsfeg frruiShei AiERCEA lSTS1 no = 81
FER & STORAGE Co s2o-szz Z - y. "
------ -
4OVING-CIty or country, large thres %
.5aG LITTLEFORD, ALFORD 4 60.
COLORADO BLDG.
Telephone W 717-s-s
MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We VIII DO your moving. packing storing
and slipping, and take IA payment old fur
1iJUTe. stoves. etc WASHINGTON FCRNI-
TCRE CO. 9Th and sts- y " North @z75
MINOR * THOMPSON 79o Il. Cap. St.
Move furniture 81 per load and Up. trunks
and boxes . Phone J. - ~
PADDED VANS 81 load: s-a- wagons. : load
Phone Main 1gI5-ISl6
COLUMBIA TRANSFER O. STORAGE Co.
sos y Y ave y W
I'acs.1E & Shlpping storage. s. van load
GET OUR ESTIMATE en- Absolutely IL -
proof storage moving packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. 41S-2o 1glh y ".
Main 42Zs
HAIR GOODS
LADIES' SAVE YOUR COMBINES
Beautiful pUffs. braids. and switches made
from coublnEsi latest sJykss. reasonable
prices De NAf3D. 715 Eve St y s.
UPHOLSTERlNG.
JPHOLSTEFsIo~G. cabinet work. repairing
finishing. slip covers. and screens. 5ss.
work lowest prices. satisfaction guaranteed
) 1AN AHHA$O- 1913 21th St Phone y sSzE
FLOOR OILS
BRINKMAN'S
SANITARY WAX FLOOR OIL.
Price bottle Cal 11-7r-----z
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WALL PAPER
PAPERS

WILL TAFEn
WALL PAPERS
Cu- thousand 1910 imported and domestic
patterns % papers can 5e bought a. our
wholesale mousse - per cent less Lnau else
Wltrc. We have 1lsl opened the largest
.1ll-ne house In washington
-EE CAPITAL WALL PAPER CO.
81 lIth 81 " W Main 7i55.
ROOMS PATERED- - up; beautiful. wall
uaue- samples rr-e- -eEll guarantee covers
ala work send postal f0r free estimate
NE- " LaEJEEl. 5l5 Pa ave 5 4
Phone Lincoln 49,
SEE NE before having your house papersd-
Rooms p1gzred from e Up RICHARD
CARLISLE. 80 %ew = ork ave Phone \orJa
ROOMS PAFERE1. s. Up. send postal f0-
samples and estimate CEAS- p HESA&
IL - ST. s. = Liuc- -39 VI
ROOMS PAEEEED. s. Up Wzu paper. SC.
&C., and g. piece WORK guaranteed lie
FRECE. So ST. y W Phone North s4,i-
HUNT THE OLD RELIABLE. nov lccal-d
ar stE and O n " All work Ie1lccG next
o. days Telephone Main 15f7-
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DYeRS AM CLEANERS.

WHY NOT JOIN Lyons Cleaning and Press
Ing tiEDs 4 SUITS SuCuseJ and pressed 81
no. Eorz guaranteed l5l, s-h St y W.
CLEANING DTEING & REPAIRING done
a. 2 A E1llzHSC25. 49, g.Es- ave y.
" lhe 0ssl vvo-k Tor Ile least money
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots, DOGS. -ats
AuCo-a Goats. GoiGdshes. Rabbits C-trin-s
PIGS and Chickens SCHaITD-S PTVD
STORE IL 18th 81 y W
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MANUFACTURERS

RECENTLY INVESTED $1,000 now have
an additional Sz1.ego % invest in small
properties ia this city Address LAWYER %
BOX $50 Times Office
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COUNTRY BOARD

pleasant ROOMS. frst-class board FOR
adults only nl inVaIids taken Address
BOX :. Biuemout- Va
BOARD cor Jvo rentleueu- homegrown veg
etabies- modern flpToy ernents. one fares
rates. So per month Take RiVercaIe cars
-'7 s T-9-
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OPTICAL

CDEEEl7E EE ESIFHT-
II you are Troubled the least Bil with your
eyes. co u0- prolIaSLIuats. but consult ouf
specialist at once We have years 14 urac-
teal experience back OF our methods
Cptica. GOODS OF the highest order al prices
th-L defy c0l1peti-ian
TIE PEERLESS
515 9TH STREET y w
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES' SAVE YOUR COMBINES
Beautiful pufs. braids. and switches made
from coubinSs; latest styhes. reasonable
prices De NAitD. 10 Eve St y. s.
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MOUNT IDA

935 Fifth St. \. w.
Phone II -Ul4
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BICYCLES
BOATS, YACHTS, ETC.

UNCO-Eor charter 10y cay @ week. large ca
pacitys fast Apply AR BISNIE. 6eh and
Vac sts =. "
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IN fHE GARDEN SUBURB,
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS

CLARENDON, "a,
3 minutes from -Ag-ed11L E5-41ae VIA FaIsa
Church E-eC-rlc E-1-LaaJ. IS U-l1ELes 20 Ia
H. and "a DrlEluzl shade trees
Aots S-gl ~sch- - ana - pe- --aJz-z-
Interest
We VIII DuUd a home - SIX - -
al41-aIy payments
4. IA DAVIDSON. agent.
Residence. Clz-e1aoa. Va RossIy-. "a
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

for s1y business purpose northeast corner
18th ASH T sts- y W Apply owner, JOHN
O. COOK
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OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. I2--CATTLE- Receipts, 3J.pp'
weak Toe u I5c lower. Beeves, 81 75aSs 10
rexas steers. So 7V4S5 So western steers, 81 4Vtg
s. IA: srockers and feeders, Sass 10; cows ana
heifers s. euIS6 30; calves, So I5I$9 %. HOGS
-Pe~eiEls . 900. weak Al advance. Light,
50 !oaSlo 10; mixed. - S5a$l0; heavy, S. cog
s, -: rough, s. 60qSs 90: good 10 choice heavy.
< .,ns7Ss 95; pigs. IS TogS9 70: bulk OF sales.
~ - 10 StfEIIP-fteceipts. 4O,oOO; steady,
80 s. 754S4 80; Westerns, s. 259S4 Jo'
--aslints 81 I5aS5 20. lambs. natives. So 25aS7;
Sye.t.-n- s. Z5Q<G So
cincinnati sept. 12--CATTI-E- Receipts, =
--.- aIiIye: fair good shippers, 50 .silDsl /,
..-,+-,rou s. a5aS4. fiDGS-Recepts. 2,a2a; az
- 10 70 lie higher: butchers and shippers,
Co @45is., IS; common s6nslu -. SHEEP-i;e-
CENTS 7ss: steady; 81 1888 80. lambs steady;
SOY, - ~. sept. I2-CATTIE- Receipts.
..q - including 3 .-Aj S0utheTHs; steady 10 i5c
49, pressed beef ana export steers, Sass 20;
e. 20 good. s5uSG 20: Western, 81 1881
- e1s feeders, 81 5nn%d; Southern, s. 6o}D
Sa1fhern COWS. s. JUuSi p; native s. 75@
= - ,,sfise hsifers s. 65g,S6 500 bulls, 50 25as4
. e. 15RSs HOES Re. elpts. 3.5GU. lac to
- i-igi,er. bulk OF sales. 81 50 -; heavy,
80 .o sa 90 hackers PRd butchers, 81 5J0$9 80.
e. =, "a - asa So SIiEEF-fteceipts II 600;
ilE4Lt. - lambs strong; lanlls So 3J4S7 :
,rfffres, 81 T6GS5 -: Es"thefS' says 90 e'.es,
- @s54S4 90. stocBers ana feeders. $5HS4 ~.
t-a5Si sI,tfza ana steady; prime S79$7 20;
3; 200 head ESQ -: butchers. 81 75ase -.
RI pplis' "a S5neIsi -: COWS, 50 75@S5 80, bulls.
hsi1tIss:: - st[GeTs and feeders. 81 qs5 5D:
- 500 5oifers. So 75as4 70. fresh COWS and
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TELL OF |. C. BRIDES
Car Repair Foreman Testifies as
to Money Paid Railroad Men.

Chicago. Sept. 12-At the hearing to-day
Of the Illinois Central Railroad car repair
fraud case in the municipal court wit
nesses testified that employees and car in
spectors for the railroad company were
paid by the Ostermann Manufacturing
Company and the Blue Island Car and
Equipment Company. The charge that Off
GERS of these two concerns "doctored'
books belonging to car inspectors for the
railroad company was also introduced.
John f. Considine, a former employee Of
the railroad and later general foreman for
the Blue Island concern, and Richard Roth,
a car builder and later inspector and
checker for the railroad, were the principal
witnesses at to-day's hearing before Judge
Brrgseneyer.
Considine testified that he was freight
shop foreman for the Illinois Central at
burnside. Ill, for several years. Then he
was offered a better salary by F. II. Niles,
then president of the Blue Island Car and
Equipment Company. in August. 1857. Con-
Sidine was placed in charge Of eighty car
repairers.
While in the employment of the Blue
Island company did you pay any Illinois
Central employe money!" Considine was
asked.
i paid Paul NOTa leSkl, a car inspector,
SO on several occasions. and later, when
kovalesli was succeeded at Blue Island by
Richard Roth and John Strain. inspectors,
I paid them $50 each in CASH
Considine said that a desk Of an Illinois
Central car inspector at the Blue Island
plant was broken open by officers Of the
car repair company and two books of re
pair checks or records We're destroyed.
Richard Roth corroborated Considine's
evidence regarding the destruction of the
record books. He further testified that Off
GERS Of the repair companies had access to
the books and that the books were fre-
quentIy ''doctored.'
-Onc day President Niles of the Blue
Island company asked to see my books"
said Roth. Il told him ! could not let him
see them. ] said ] would have to get per
mission from some of my sJIperiors. He
then called UP Mr.. Taylor. Later [ was
called on the telephone 10y Mr.. Taylor and
ordered to give the books TO President
to me numerous items had been changed
The Mr.. Taylor referred 10, Roth eN-
planned, was John II. Taylor, then general
storekeeper for the Illinois Central Rail
road and now q defendant in the graft
case Roth said that he had received
money from Henry G. Ostermann while
stationed at the Ostermann plant. The
next hearing in the case viii take place on
September 19.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-13
BANK LAWS INEFFECTIVE
Controller Murray Tells of Prac-
tees Which Need Remedies.

Washington. Sept 12.-Speaking TO the
bank supervisors of twenty-five States. who
gathered in convention here today. Law
renee O. Murray. Controller of the Cur
renCy, said that the results under the
banking laws of this country were in a
large measure unsatisfactory. The reason
he did not attempt to explain, though he
intin'afed that the fault might be in a
weak administration of the law.
In proposing a working cooperation be
tween the national banking system and the
state supervisors, the Controller mentioned
some practices which he considered highly
objectionable The June call for condition
OF national banks showed s2s. 0oo 600 in over
drafts, he said. and there was no statute
which allowed his Office TO control such d
condition There were some state laws
prohibiting overdrafts. and he urged CO.
operation from the supervisors on that
point.
Weak banks should be forced into Iquida-
ton, Mr.. Murray added, and he said he
would use every power conferred on his
office to force unsteady institutions TO dis
continue business before they failed. He
asked the state officials to urge such a
practice in their home territory
During the last eighteen months. the Con-
tfolief Sdlu- ne I3u refused one nOFuTeu
and eight applications to form national
banks because the men behind them had
been found incompetent or dishonest.
There was not enough business to make
the proposed institutions profitable, or that
the applicants were men without standing
within their communities.
Weak bank failures. said Mr.. Murray,
almost always come from banks which
should never have been chartered. The
practice of concealing liabilities was grow
ing fast, he said, and he described a. system
which he believed was general. and which
he intended 10 investigate.
Bank promoters he condemned in unmis-
taxable terms. A list of them is kept in
the Controllers office. and he promised
state officials It would be available for
their use in investigation Of applications.
Clark Williams. State Superintendent of
Banks of New York. is president Of the
Supervisors Association. Mr.. Murray en-
tertained him and about fifty delegates at
luncheon.