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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A LITTLE RED SPOT.
Novel Experiment by WhSeh h Nay Ne
Made 70 DlaappenE

4 peculiar feature about poslam, the nsp
skin discovery. u that no one h aaksd 70
buy Il without hrat aendinG 90 the Eunsf-
gency Laboratories. No. 40 West rweaty-
nth Street. New York city. for an eKpsFi.
mental sample and applying aams % a.
affected pau NJ the skln. about the si1s q q
silver dollar Il will clear the spot -
treated In twenty -four hours = remarkahls
yisDal demonsi ration of NJ powers
While posiAm has heen n,sntioaea prin.
cipally IN connection With the cure II 90.
zema. the most stubborn of akin diseases. h
must he remembered that when used fos
Uch. hives. pimples, blotches acns. ltchlng
feet. soaly scalp. chafng of ATLANTIS an1
similar minor skin troubles. he action "
an the moro pronounced. rssalis baing sssi
after an overnight application A. onlS
small quantity of poslam u neceaaarg
N cure such Gases a special hfty-oeui
package. usually sunlcient. has been plaesd
On sale a. Heeeman'a. Rlker'a. Kinsmana.
Kailshs Jun Gnann' = and other leadin drhr
sforra In New York and Brooklyn and
throughout tho conntry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
BAKE WAGON DRIVER REATEN.
Assault ~ strikers On EmplSSee 81
ahulta Concern.

While Casper Lyman. a driver for the
J n ShultH bakery in WILLIAMSBURG. was
driving q delivery wagon in Stage street
&C Manhattan avenue yesterday tWO
dpHsn iourneymen bakers who are on
strike from other bakeries and some Of
their sympathizers attacked him. Lyman
vas yAhksd from HE seat and while hs
was being beaten several men who went
10 his assistance were mixed up In the
scrimmage
A general fight vas going On when two
policemen came up and saved Lyman
from further injury Frederick Schwartz
% i77s Myrtle avenue and Ernest Horn
Of lSt3 Gates avenue ~ ere arrested and
hsld a. the stage street police station for
diaorderly conduct. They Were ar
raignad In the Manhattan avenue police
oollrt. The hearing vas adjourned.
Strikers have tried In vain for more
than two weeks 20 persuade tho Shuts
employees. Who number more than three
hundred. n join them. Tho employees
refuse b 90 on strike. beng satisfied with
existing conditions Police are guarding
ne cnmpany's bakery a. Harrison avenue
and Hayward street day and night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
TO PROMOTE MIDsHIPMEN.
mn Passed 10 Give Thsm Rnmk &C Kaulwn
Immediately 81 ThelP Graduntlon.

~al Fnnaed % Give Them mnml 90 Knalgn
Immediately - TheIP Graduatioa.
WAsHIN0rON. Nay IA bin 10 Rivs
The rank Of ensign 10 midahlpmon lune-
dlataly upon thRir graduation from the
Naval Academy Al AnnApolil vas passed
By tho House to-day. This aaIns pFoDoai-
ton Was contained 10 the. naval appro-
pfiation hlll, but waa eliuninatad "a q
point q Order. There has been RFant
preasure on the Naval AHaira Committss
q tn hOuge ever ainco 70 secure tho
enactment % tho neoaaaarV law a. this
session Of Congress. ID 10 aaid that the
senate b favorable.
Il was intended By the Houss Naval
C0mmittee 10 call up to-day, under olrs-
psn&on q the Tulsl. the 6il loEAliRing
DO Meyer plan q reornAniHatiOn, which
al9o was stricken from thu naval appro-
pIiatiOn bill, but 30 many frisnda N ths
plan were absant and % many enemies
present that t Waa decided 20 " u 90
over until later.
ANNAFoLB, NAY ia,-Aftar a lonR
Oiiicial body % the Naval Academy, the
rsporta iron the recent oxamlnafions ol
the members Of the Claaa Of ioos Tor pro-
motion 10 the grade Of enaim we're for
werded 70 Washington for the action Of
the Navy Department. No Information
oould be given out here In advance % the
aollon OF the Department. but Il ieFuulorad
that the tegts proved unusually severe
4nd that quite q number have not meaa-
ured up 20 the mark which was sWt. How
ever, IN cRses where too larns . prop0T-
ton o. the class fail 10 unune 40 70 the na-
CURED average the pepartmant has
heretofore approved the action Of tho
Academic Board In lowering the pasaing
mark. 20 - 20 alloN more % Rai tilrough.
IL II unusual for more thRn two or thrss
81 most 10 fail on the final exAminatiuns
sSS promotion - ENSIGN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

The trial of former Mayor Ord Daring
and FORMER Councilmen John Hammer.
+. \ Carpenter and Charles Waringsr. eli
Of West New York. n j.. on a charga
Of conspiracy in connection with the pas.
sage II a ttOta n warrant for "eHGra
work and expenses In favor of 0eorHa
Theoboid. a contractor. IN the oonatrdc.
ton ~ a fire house. was begun yesterday
before County Judge Carey and q jury
IN the Court Of Quarter Sessions JegaNY
City. The Town Treasurer refused d
pay the warrant after Darling siRned ".
illness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
70 PROBE EMPRESS COMPANIES.
sweeplnw lnvestisasiuR Proposed IN q Rru-
Slutisa AmePs1iueed n ire Housa.

sWeeplng mVealiSasiua proposed ~ nes-
Oautioa l1aPotiueed n the Housa
WASHINGTON, May "A sweeping In
vsstigaaion q the operations Of express
companies by . special COMMITTEES Of
CongEeS is proposed for in . resolution
introduced to-day BY Representative
sabbath. an Illinois Democrat. u au-
thOrizes tho colBmittee TO ascertain the
ownership % certificates OF interest of
owners IN stocks OF bonds held or mort
gARed BY express companies or by rail-
roads, what other express companies ara
owned or leased By tho expreea companies
Investigated. the Investments % express
compaRies and particularly their relalions
10 investments IN railroads. what eHpres
companies u any are engaged In tho
haaking business and their authority for
enRRRing n such bushes. and ell details
d the eEpress business In the United
Nlnfnnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
nanwas wage Arbitration BsWun.

CHICAGO. May B-Ths hazardous
nature II their OCCUPATION and the In
orsaasd cost Of living were cited to-day
a. rsasons for increassd wages 10 frpmen
On furty-nine Western railroads before
an arbitration hoard Tho hearing VIII
continue Tor several days, Il h exTected
MoFe than u 900 members 81 the Brother.
hood u Locomotive Firomsn and In
Einamsn arr Involved
A demand Tor an advance in WAGES
amounting 70 t2s Dor cent. was refused
By the rnada. who. however, AIRED 10
leave the gtlastion 70 the baard % bn
arhitrated under the Erdnnn law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
cHURcH SEXTON MAULS BOY.
kIsks Him Int Gutter Ter PiAylns Near
~. Adelbert1-nAal i1urt.


~. Adelberts-BAal hurt.
Eleven-year-old Thomas MAlonsy Of
CSC Melross avenue and Harold Hughes.
10. Of co MelrOse avenue. were digging
in the dirt beside the Wai u the school
yard Of ~. AbslboFt'a Polish Catholic
School on iSsth strsst yesterday after
noon when The sexton Of he church, 70
which the school 4 attached. ran Out
through tho gate gsatiOulating Angrily
and yelling az thS boys IN Polish.
The boys jumped 10 their feet and HAT-
old Hughss got away. but The SEXTON
grabbed Thomas MalOnsy. pushed him
away FROM him and kicked him. Ths boy
fell into the gutter. Ths SEXTON ran into
the school and locked the door.
Harold HuGhas ran until he found
Detective Walton % the MOfFiaania police
station. Walton sent him 70 Lebanon
Hospital. He was suffering from . Fup-
turs and other injuries and last night biz
condition was critical
Whsn The boy had been taken care Of
Walton tried 10 get into the school. BAT
there was no response % he ringing
Thon he went around into Isolh street.
and stood In front Of tho rectoTy a. go.
next door 10 the church He aaW q curtain
move In an upper room, then he went 20
thu front door and called 10 WhonlaveT
vas within 10 open up. The beaio9od sex-
ton finally surrendered and Wan aFregted
Az the station house the man eaid he
was Anthony amollnaky. So years Old. Of
Russian birth. with . wife end family
In the old country. He was taken 30 Leba-
non Hospital, whero the MaiOnay boy
idsnti6ed him e. tie man who had Kicked
him. The HuRlisa boy aleo identified him
and he was looked up charged with feloni-
ous assault He win b aFraimod In the
Niorrisania police OouFt TINS morning.
The Rev. Dr. Joseph EaniswiCn. pastor
Of the church. aaid Whsn he returned
from q visit 20 Staten Island Lest night
that the SEXTON ordinarily was a mid
and kindly man. The pastor thought
the boys must have vexed him greatly.
The prisoner seemed dazed and could
give no account Sf what had taken place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
Ns,-msnts Sr Nsval vessels.

N,sHNGroS. May i0-Ths torpedo
bar I'o Long has arrived at the New YOrE
~ Yard. The torpedo boats Reid and
? --sr a. ROckland. the cruiser BlFming-
'" f 81 Vincent. tho cruiser L.eonidaa
Hampton ROada the tug Navajo AZ
VI Island. the cruisers Montana. North
Car rf Tennessee. south Dakota and
lfasfer ~ Bahia Bhnoa and the gunbosta
Veg N-.eana and SAmaF 10 haukOW.
DO r7Iiaer Dixie and the transport
- '-n have sailed from Norfolk for
h-'.I 'hs collier Mars from Montevidso
e. kmpt0n Roada, the TUG Peaooqk
r. Norfolk for Portsmouth, n. r..
a. ''n gmboat Albany from San FRAN
ur '.r Grays HarbOr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

The new Bayonne High School. which
cost mora than t800.0DO. a. the Boulevard
and Thirty-hTst street vas dedicated last
night IN the rTu@encs n $50 persons.
The speakers were Mayor John J. Cain,
school Trustees Charies y. Pichett and
James Benny. Bupsriniendent % 8chonl1
John ". Carr. Preston \. smith. pginoipal
Of Ptblio Instruction Charts D. haNtor.
Chnrlea n. Chapin, pFin0ipal % ghs Mgui-
clair Stats Normal School and Dr. JEmea
N. Gwen, principal q the Trentea State
Normal School
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
TRtVK FENTON NILS RISWIFE.
men Csmmias suletae ~ Her NsthsFp
Meuss N washington.

MMN'Il LlIlI.INM NNlMINlaI ~ NV NA.AAAAN
bEeme n Warrington.
WAsHN0r0N. Nay is.-Frank Fsnton.
a racstrack follower veil Known n New
York bnokmaksrA. killed his wife az her
mothers horne herr this afternoon and
then committed suicide by firing bullet
into his own head Mrs. Fenton was the
divorced wife 81 Dick Taylor. a we'll
known secret service man who Tor many
years served A. one II Presidents Roose-
velts personal guards on his trips about
the oo,ntFy. Taylor was one % the -
cre, service men WIN was with President
Roosevelt when trolley car HI, tho ROnse-
welt cnach AZ Lenox, Mass. killing Bill
Craig. ons q the Presitent's guards.
Tho shooting to-day occurred AZ ii2o
New York avenus. the home of Mrs. Mary
Riley. Mrs. Riley runs a bonding house
and her daughter had heen living With
her Fentnn had been living aparp from
hia wife hut turned up AZ the harding
house AZ , O'Clock thia afternoon. Tie
found his wife sitting with another woman
In hser garden across the street from tho
boarding house.
There we're some sharp words between
them and Fents1u followed her across the
street 10 her nloiher'a home AZ MnA.
Fenton stsppsd inside the hall he pulled
a revolver and shot her Mrs Riley. her
mother rushed downstairs and found
husband and wife lying on the floor. Mrs.
fenton was alive bun died two hours later
IN the Emergency Hospital.
Jealousy = said "a h. Responsible for
the shooting EeiltCn ieit washington
9 noolro0n. Ne had followed the races
at the tracks IN the neighborhoOd u
New York and a. henninga and PtmlioO.
A j. Fenton ~ New York. q racstrack
man, q said To M a brother 81 the dead
man. Fenfon was originally native Of
New York Mrs. Fenton leaves q nine
year-Old daughter hy her first husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
Hspburn Law Test Cases.

wAaMNOToE. Nay I0--Ths Govern
ment moved IN the supreme Court
to-day the advRnoement Of four oaaes
involving the commodities CLAUSE Of tho
Hepburn rate Law, coo oass att1oking
the c1natitutionality % the hOuru Of
sarvics bin. thrss cases 10 test tho EN-
ployers liability law and one case con-
corning the legality Of the section II th9
Hepburn &C. making the initial carrier
when shipped on q through bill o. AIDING.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
GIRL WANTS - FOR q RIr.

Surrogate Hears Arguments - 70 whether
Her Guardian Can OFtes Zee Purchases.
SYRACUSE. Nay 70 Attorneys argued
before Surrogate 0lass to-day - 10
whetheF or not Mrs. Margaret HaTriaon,
AZ aunt and guardian u siHtAsa- year-old
Jessie Kirby. had any right % sapsrvsss
the young wOman's purchases or decree
that she must not ray - for hat The
aunt has 81 100. the amount ~ . verdirt
for the death Il Mas Klrbyis father on
the New York Central Rsilruad. and b
allowing her ward q a week. Mlas Kirby
wants 90 for q hat, hosiery. hnss hup-
pOrtsrs. collars underwear and ribbon.
Tbs attorneys were told 10 ruaoh an
Agreement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
or VRIESs Successor.
4 Texas DemSegat NAMED fer Nembsr u
Beard % General Appraisers.

WASHINGTON May 10 Sam p. Cooper
Of Beaumont. Tex. former Representative
IN Congress and = DEMOCRAT, was to-day
nominated by President Taft a. membsr
Of the BOARD 81 General Appraisers Of
Customs IN New York. 20 sucoeed Marion
n. rs Vries. WIN has accepted \ place
IA the Customs Court
TlRs Preaidsnt also sent to the Senate the
following nDminatiOns
To.be ngineer-in- Chief Of the Nayv
with the rank q Rear admiral. on retired
list Can't. John \. Barton.
To ~ United States Marshal for the
District Of Maryland. OeOrW W PadgBtt
of Maryland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
FEE "WORLP' LIBEL CASE.

sellcitaF-Genaras nsweSs Asiss HapFeme
CeaFt % AdSaaos u fSg HeaFlng.
WASHINGTON. May Is.-SoliOitOr-oen
sral Bowers to-day asked the Supreme
Court 10 advance for hearing early nsxf
tsrm the case Of the Press Publishing
Company for criminal libel in connection
with publishing charges reaecting upon
President TAFT. Douglas Robinson.
hrother-in-law % President RoOasyelt;
President Roosevelt himself. william Nel-
son Cromwell and Charles p. Taft. the
Presidents brother. and others cOnoaFn-
ing the transactions connected with the
purchase by the United States q the
Panama Canal. The Federal Court at New
Work dismissed the suit on the ground
that Il was without Jurisdiction and the
Government took an appeal from that
ruling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
NEW Ru REAU or VINES

Presiaeni Appgsses the nm CFeSssss q
N the Department 81 C0nmeree.
WAsHMoToN. May 10 Tho hin creating
a bureau of mines in the Department a
Commerce and Labor. which has passed
Congress was signed to-day by Pre~ident
Taft Mining interests all over the
country have urged the creation of such
bureau for several years. hut IL was
only after a fairly brisk fight that pro-
visions we're made for H. Already there
are quite 4 number II candidates In the
field for the position % diFectoF Dr.
J 4 Holmes II the Geological Survey az
present seems n stand the besi chance
Tor the appointment. although President
Taft has gwen but slight consideration
10 candidates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
n-rvsar saSth Anniversary.

The eitissns' COMMITTEES appointed By
Mayor n. Otto Wittpsnn 10 rspFSssns
Jersey City 60 a celebration OctobeF
10 30 - 70 commemorate The 21oeh ami
vuraary 81 he fOEnding 81 bgrgHn (BgW
q pat q Jgrlgy City Haightal oFgnniraf
Yesterday aftlfnoun at tho CITY Hall
81 he election q Finance Commissions
edhn p LaldFins e. ChatTulan, a. HaFFg
Hoora. asoTstary, and Neisoa }. a. Edg6.
fFrr1uTaf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

WA4HwgIGS. May ie.-rhs measure
kBOWn q the -Hot0rboat bill.' which
vent through the sgnate on April y.
was naaasd ~ NE HOIsa to-day with some
adisnduteuf1. Every vessel prupelied by
machlnaFy and not more than e. feet long
eEr8pt tlaboata and toWhoats prOpslled
by aieam = incluied b its prOvlhions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
H...rm nrr So. rs-asy rsr P.rs..

wAsHISoToN. May IA Rustsm Boy.
Who has been transferred 70 ths Ottoman
Epabaasy in Paris. left for New York 10
dav whence no viii sail for Europe to-
morrow He has been Charge d'AnAirea
Of the Turkish Embassy for almost a year.
His transfer " q promotion. The FIRST
Secretary. Rsouf Ahmed Boy. win b.
CharR6 d'Ahairsa until the Ambassador,
Youasouf Zin Paaha. arrives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

...'1La T.. l.. May is-Ths will e
y "-nod Meyer. Who died on April
a. 10 country homs-at Manassas.
w.. a1 here to-day. II diaposes VI -
pol rIUguly estimated az el.11.Q1o
...I'-r part u which n peraunal
hs real estate n values
iWu0D After some minCg
.- Poe residue IL Willed IN eglEal
laughter. Juliet Meyer aaker.
Erandchildrrn. Marion Hnag-
.lsrnilt and LuoTgtia M1aon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

RLPAso. May a. CoahFuation reached
n Paa0 to-day of land Deal m Ne State
Of TsDic1 AfsEiOo. By which about 15a0oo
aorua ol grnGing and farming lands pass
irom ~ AmulfrB family b Edgnr Cries
y %. 81 Is Farg Coz fJjt'1.Gla rs buy
ne tItrId ~ uHlunilB ~ lnld tlFuurk
inm,gratio1 NsuEa ~ U1ilo1 oialNa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
NIlettsne JncarthSd TIiat Did ser,Ire
Onr Hundred Wears NEo

MIDDLETowS. v Y MAJ "a Work
men repairing a road two miles from
WUrtsbOro. sullivan county. found deep
down in tire earth SatuT'zy n milestone
which bore the inscription. Two miles
20 20 Roms \ tba endibS ~ ne " i' ne
was q mystery fOr a time. but to-day the
mystery Was solved when u was learned
that WurtsbOrO was formerly known
a. Rome the village heing renamed
WurtsbOrO about 100 years ago after a
pioneer settler. Maurice Wurts The
milestone will he kept asa curiosity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
siaaaaFd % IaeEoalsl WaEua.

u Wa annOunosd yesterday that Ire
ofloiais Of the Standard on Company had
decided 10 maEs q uniform mnEaaas Of
q per ca1t- II ne WaGa4 of ne men sm-
ployed at the plant N nay0nne b TAXA
died. ~ oncg. between tjou0 and ahOo
u1n aGl ouployud a tha plant, Which b
tho Company'a aEElst h ne Fast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

HrN0roS. May IS.-On motion 81
General Bowers. the supreme
to-day dismissed he Government
HarIupatiOn in the suit brought By
''- Stale n New York 10 enioin the State
' .HF Jersey from constructions and
go rg me- prDpoaed newer from the
Valley emptying Into Nsw YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

WasHIu0FOs. Nav u. --Ths.s army Ordsss yer
tss,t-f N aavs

WAsHIssrOs. Nav v. --Ths.s army Ordsrs we're
issued % Day:
LIssl Col WnHalu c. Lasnfst corps q m
rfneerI Nili repoFt % ne aerFetnry 81 Couluelre
se 49, .. srT i.svss sst ~ WS
fislehllt carpa % knglneegg a. NAT duy.
seeSnd Lieut. hahrce 3. wiiisti. Cnaat A.
ss ; S4 ne sasssss 3 SSs snd dus.
AZ Adfufaut Gfnefaia arr ordered: Lieut. Col.
knRrnf " lad. fFg1 san fF4ncisro. Cat. 70
Department o. Calsoglla. Isileylng CO... Hilliam
a aI ,slsSisF asiS5 HsTT q Hsls Major fals
Vii sFne~sd y OMAHA. Neb.. 70 FeiieVe Major
c9 ~ -. " KsT % washg,on. rsusyins
fssTt 10 Charles VI Taylor Llett Coz TaY
ioT WfI proread 10 DenveF, Cot. foF 1uW A.
Il ~, ess1ISat q RusE. aatsonth Infantry.
SslalIsd b ~ AdiutAnt Generals duparimeai.
Fiil pForcod - NARROWER aaFFacts' WashlngiaA
These aasy orders usrs l.auea.
Capt ,. asEiPn. retired. ileg lnspesE q Ila
y c 80 viIIsa n Rarhs, issw Nes Yoss Nsyy
gand - duW - si ~ !, 49, uA-AA'ailH
c0mmaadsr q, gggd. ifaaa nssy g.ri Rs
usn y saw yald. Aeu tarA, a. aeinqe' oalrgT
lss'ssGai cs%s.as .s. !, Y, s,,a; =
49, niefisai e1k0oi Haspiiai. Wastingirn, D. q.
Leuilasni c8mnis44ef ". 6. co,t. y Navai
Afaessny AhHiy ~. "a "a e,,ry, ,..y u,u,u.u
&c. - q go
1--WE s. q ThSsas. 70 ne Wl,sour'n - ssuios
untl1e1f 0acff.
rnd scr1tnn, Navy bepsrimcaL Wthihgtnz.
$500. 5. R.ansi. fspn 90 s1b'sstas-d
f.S asa.- 7. ". Lsssl, ,'s. s..Z Zs.a, gsz
Yea. D bllsln q Elrrlrl and arc1alit. Eagv
Dsr1ltu1u1 Waaangiua-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
20 slns sans fsr Ru,Ins NrErs = sl...

william Matthews. a negro who was
found guilty Of paying from A. n - 10
negroes In the Ninth Assembly district
h vote the TEmmauy ticket NJ the last
election. was seutenced by supreme
Court Justice Wheeler yesterday % six
months IN the penitentary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17
~ mo OF : STRAVGE DISEASE.
Psople u NeVlCaR Tswa stFirken -0niy
sseN 3 Sew Is0mFs.

MgXI0O CITY. May IA strange dia-
Ease Il rapidly killing OF the population
Of the town q Ahualuloo. State of Jalisoo
The deaths average ten . day,
The sickness lasts only a few hours
and always results fatally
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-17

AdusFtlnaloaaa Cor TuE GUH and I'm
EyuNuo sUE nay b. lsil q any Amari-
osl llIiFiU Mas,ongor onns IN tho CIV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15
SPECTATORS
L|QU|DATED
Moral Pressure Exercised in Rock
Island Discipline Case
Had Strong Effect.
ARE WATCHING WASHINGTON.
Steel and Union Pacific Wcre Freely
Sold Today-Closc Active
And Strong.

New York. Jan 15.-Tbcre was heavy
liquidation OF speculative holdings or
stocks throughout the week. The moral
pressure exercised in connection with
the discipline administered for the Rock
Island manipulation on Dec. n wos be-
Iieved to have forced the retirement Of
somo Important speculative commit
ments.
Beyond this u proflt-takinG movement
was supposed TO have been planned for
the opening weeks of the new year 10
take advantage or casing money mar
kcts and the general public demand ior
stimulated. The demand proved insult
flcicnt to absorb the liquidation.
Prospective requirements In the money
market are supposed 10 necessitatc tho
rctrenchment of outlay for speculation,
The course OF events at washington
keeps alive consideration of relations be-
tween the national government and cor
porations.
opening OF the stock market today was
the salo OF 1000 shares OF United states
Steel at A%, as against yesterday
closing price of SIS. Business was In fair
ly large volume and further extensive
declines werc registered, especially In
American Smelling. which sold OF Is.
Central Leather. Westinghouse Electric
and United states Rubber and In
list moved In sympathy with the ao-
tive issues.
Opening prices were the lowest mado
in the important stock, the market
thereafter going up briskly on heavy
buying for both accounts. Many of the
standard stocks made overnight gains
of a point, and tho list in general ruled
fractionally above yesterdays closing.
Reading. Southern Pacific. Northern Pa
cihc. Pennsylvania. Delaware 8s Hudson,
Atchison & Wabash preferred rose L.
Westinghouse Electric broke Az, but re-
covered half of It's loss.
The market closed active and strong.
Selling was resumed which was pnr-
ticularly effective in Union Pacific and
United States Steel. the latter breaking
to s4h. When prices had been driven
down to about tho low figures current
at tho opening. supporting orders were
distributed and the decline was checked.
Prices then started upward With a
rush to tho top level of the day. St
Paul. Southern Pacific, Amalgamated
Copper and Reading sold ? points over
yesterdays close and the majority Of
other stocks point or more.