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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01
CarIot Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
FeatuFes OF the Trading and Closing
nrIr.na On nna.rh Of Trnda.

EEACEH on HOHEN OF IEunes
CHICAGO Nov. 3O.--Buying credited to
today. Export sales to France gave help,
and so did the smalness Of primary re-
ceipts The close was firm a to A0Bc
net higher Latest figures for corn were
the same as last night to a shade below;
oats Nc up TO 4sc down, and provisions un-
changed TO 22iko advance.
As the day progressed trade in wheat
broadened and speculation became much
more general than of late. Purchasers
were encouraged by the taperinE down of
primary receipts and Of further talk OF
dry weather southwest. Aid to the bulls
came also in the form of news that ten
boat loads had been sold at New York
for export to France.
The. most substantial support, however,
arose from the fact that millers were buy
ing futures on a large scale, both here
and at Minneapolis. Bearish comment on
enlarged estimates Of the Russian crop led
to reaction, but the effect was only
temporary. and the close was at nearly the
top figures of the session. Price changes
for the May option ran from 95h to 96ihd
&c with final sales at 96ss0e61Ac a net gain
OF Nc.
Corn was sharply higher early. In the
end quotations were almost precisely where
they stood twenty-fOur hours previously.
May ranged between 46A and 471Rc, closing
At H9su411Ac, a net loss of sixteenth, Cash
corn was firm. No. yellow finished at
6f9626c. .....- or
There was a large trade. in oats. May
varied from 34h to 341kc and closed un-
altered from last night at sac
Important buying on weak spots resulted
IN a quite general advance for provisions.
Last sales left pork 20 to 32hc higher.
lard unchanged to 56DT1ac up, and ribs at
an advance OF to l2Ql2hc.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
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St. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Nov 0.-WHEAT-Futures,
higher; December, 91A@9lAo; May, g7M6
61Ac. Cash, firm track, No. 2 red
Csc; No hard, 91d3LO0.
CORN-Higher; December, 1874; May,
46hc. Cash. weak; track, No. 2, 461h149c;
No. white, 45q475ko.
OATS-Firm; December, 3lhc; May, S3jSc.
Cash, higher; track, No. 2, 22c; No. while,
335kc.
RYE-Higher, 795kd8O1kc
FLOUR-Quiet; red winter patents, $40
QAsO; extra fancy and straight, S3.5O04 90;
hard winter clears, SO. 80d390
SEED-Timothy, 3S25d9.25.
CORNMEALs-&340
HAY-Firm; timothy, t14OOq1s.O0; prairie.
S12 O0pl5.o0
PRoYISIoNs-Pork, unchanged; jobbing,
NT25 Lard, unchanged; prime steam, S. 90
Q970 Dry salt meats, firm boxed extra
shorts, l0127h; clear ribs, $1Oi2A; short
clears, Sl0Slh. Bacon, firm; boxed extra
shorts, S11,g7h; clear ribs, Si776; short
clears, S1i.62h
POULTRY-Weak; chickens $40:
springs, 1Oc turkeys, lie; ducks, iSe;
geese, Sc.
BUTTER-Lower; creamery, 259SOc
EGGS-EfFn 271Ac
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-SteRdy; winter patents 81 100
4.6Si straights, SS5q440; spring straights,
$AS5G460; bakers, S350d4.S0
RYE-No 2, S0QSOlao.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. 55d6sc fair to
choice mailing. I648Ohc
No southwestern. S25S Timothy, ssSS
Glover, $3.50.
PROFESSIONALISM. mess. per Dbl. $500
qlLz. Lard. per 100 lbs, S9.Uh. short
ribs sides Qoosel, S9O0q9S71b; short clear
sides (boXed), 95O09.75.
Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
equal to 10000 bu. Primary receipts were
b0l.O 900 bu., compared with 1O39. COO bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat
" cars; corn 20 cars; oats l8 cars; hogs.
ChicaSo Cash Prioes-Vheat; No ? red
9iAq9Sei No. 8 red. 9Ol92No; No. hard,
92q9Al5c; No. 3 hard, SCOPE; No. / northern
spring' le9al@; no; northern spring,
NoqloS; No, asOsalo5. Corn; No. z
white, 4Sq4S1ac; No. white. 47A0iSc; No
yellow, 62dE2hc; No. yellow, 52a52Ho
Oats. No. cash, 8liaQ32c; No 2 white
white, s2as24o; standard, S2A@SsAc
BUTTER = Steady, creameries, 24d30c;
EGGs-steady; receipts, 25s5 cases; at
mark, cases included lslaq2lAe; hrsts, soc;
CHEEsB Z Easy; daisies, l5HGl5Xc;
twins i4dlihc; young Americas. l5ikal55c;
POTATOEs-Ste choice 10 fancy. As
Qtsc; fair 20 good, SS0f3e.
pOuLTRN-Steady; turkeys. live, I5c;
dressed. zoe fowls 1--we. l0c; springs. live,
VEAL,-steady; 90 10 60 lbs. saioo; 90 to
s. lbs, ll4lEe. - e mo lbs, 40.
ss4 cars: oats, Us cars. Estimated tomoT,
i5 cars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Nov SO,--(Speoial)
While playing with a kitten, James Frank
lin Hubbard not quite 2 years old, who
was visiting his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Thompson. who live on a homestead
in Lyman county, in some manner knocked
a stove leg from under a stove upon which
kettle Of hot water was standing. The
hot water was spilled over the unfortunate
little boy, infllcting burns from which he
died few hours later, after suffering ter
ribly.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-COTTON-spo
closed quiet points decline middlins
Futures: CLOSED barely steady. Closing
bids December, iA7So; January, H.73c;
February 1AS5c; March, 1850; April
i5.o5c; May, l6l6c; June, l5.i2c; July, i512c
81. LOUIS. Nov. S0-COTToN-Quiet;
middIng l5hc; sales, 30 bales; receipts
sns bales; shipments, Si6a bales; stock
no. 995 bales.
New York cotton market, a. furnished
BY Logan a. Bryan, members New York
Cotton exchange. Sib South Sixteenth street
Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

BUTTER-Creamery, No. 2, delivered TO
the retail trade in lib cartons. S2c; No. 3,
IN sO-lb tubs Bic; No, 2 in lib. cartons.
300; packing stock, solid pack, 2O5ic; dairy,
in 6O-lb. tubs, 23924o. Market ehsnaSs,
every Tuesday.
CHEEsE-Twins. 1ssAa174o; young Amer
i h,' lsc; daiSios' lSo; triplets Use; lin
Swiss. s2o; domestic Swiss, 24c; Diook Swiss,
PoULTRY-Dressed brollers. under . lb,
cocks, 1O5kci ducks, lie; geese, loo; turkeys
Soc; pigeons, per doz., $40; homer SQUADS
per doz.. AO fancy SQUADS. per doz.. 1850;
NO, per doz., $500 Alive, broilers IliLc
over 2 lbs, SIC; hens, loo; old ROSTERS 70:
old ducks, full feathered 10c; geese fnIi
feathered, DC; ;urkey1, 159lSe; guinea
RS omsrs 'I per each doa SsoS SoE Soo;
doz.. $780, No. 2, per dos., Soc
FISH (all frOzen)-Pickerel, lie; white.
lSe; pike, l4c; trout, Ne;sylarge crappies,
dock, lSc; founders, 1sc; green catfish. zoe:
roe shad, 500 each; shad roe, per pair
Soe; frog legs. per doz., soc; salmon, i2c;
BEilF CUTs-Rib; No. 1. lso; No. 2 1atso.
No 3 SAe. Loin: No. l, l7o; No. & isEe;
No ga Chuck: No. !, 7l4c; No. z, re;
no 8 e. Plate: No. l. CSC; No. l. $50;
.FRuITs-oranges: CsIlfornia navels o.
per box, sS5oaS5 fiO GSO ali small AL, sizes r..
box, ta60 Lemons: Laurel brand. extra
fancy; S ~ size, per box. $3.50; $50 size, per
geo size per box $780, 20 size, SOC per i box
less Grape fruit Florida, 4s-54-sl-sO sizes
P pe S,,T, ~ lBanSna9i Fancy select
y lb4SB Pearsg California Winter Neliis,
Per box box sSS6' =. APPles e. Home-grown cook
per Dbl,i N75; Missouri Ben Davis Der
Dbl, $50; Missouri Winesaps, Der bbl
x vi ; Miss0un GANG, per 6bl., $500; other
Ing and Baldwin, per DBL, tL5O; Colorado
SSrHs,yesInsssin' per box, NsO; caIifor ma
Grimes Golden and Jonathan, extra fancy
tG sR9s per crate n55: New York Ca:
lbs. gross per keg, H.0OaSO O CrSn6errieS:
Ter rssrr 6ox; E.lS; per bbL' $3.50 Bell and
per bbl., $500. Dates: Anchor brand. new,
~ LIB. pkgs. in boxes, per- box S225: bulk
70 torn TIlo' p boxes i1 per h. e Egg New Call
$40; 30 SOC. pkgs., S2.O0; Turkish, 7-oroWn'
per lb.' lSo b-erown. per 10, lac; i-crown,
YEdETABLEs-POtatoss: Early Ohio. in
sacks, per bu., SOC; Iowa and Wisconsin
white stock per bu., 754s5e Sweet pota.
Dbl, 500. Onions: Iowa red and YeII5pw S,
per ID, To- Indiana, white, per ib Sc:
spanish, per crate n.tO 0aFIc extra
Egg plant: Fancy Florida Der pS 10 d. ~ lS s
Celery: Michigan, per doc. punches Sc;
hntaoaSas; Per 10. lac. CuoumberS: Hot
toes: California. per A-bsk. crate m IA
Cabbage: New, per ID, lac. String and
Extra fancy leaf per dos, 4Oc PSrSIev
Fancy homegrown, per. doz. bunoheS' 80
Iprnips: per mkt, bsk., a5c CRrrotst ~
mkt bsk., zoo. Bests: Per mkt 30 40
MlSCE1s1ANBO US-Walnuts: Black. me-
ID, &c. Hickorynutsi Large, per ID. 81
smell, per ID, &c, Cocoanuts: Per sack, kB 10
per dos, l6c. Honey; New, "a framsS. M
Cider; New York Motifs. per A-bbl.' n iS
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Receipts OF live stock at the five prinoipaI
ruaaiarn ma rEafa Walaarhnw.
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-METALS--stand-
ard copper, quiet and steady; spot and flu
lures So 4ORl2. 49, Lake copper locally, $500
f1250 and Sl27b. London, steady; spot, ISL
IS; futures. t5s ss 3D.. Tin firm; spot and
futures sSl.OoGS1 90 London. firm; spot
G465, New York. and s. SOd4s7. East 81
Louis. London, fls lSd. Spelter, quiet: g. s5
81 Louis. London, fs2. Iron Cleveland
warrants, l9s Sd IN London. Locally
steady; No. 1 foundry northern and No.
foundry southern soft tl5.25: No. 2
ST LOUIS. Nov. O.-MBTAL,s-Lead,
steady AMla. spelter firm. $50.
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PhiIadeIphla Produce Market

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9O.-BUTTER-
Steady; extra western creamery, SSc; extra
nearby prints, Sc
EGGS-Firm; Pennsylvania and nearby
firsts, free cases, S5o at mark; Pennsyl-
vania current receipts, In returnable cases
S3c at mark; western firsts. free cases, 85c
at mark; western current receipts free
cases. 33c at mark.
CHEESE-F1rm; New York full creams
fancy September, 16Ac.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

Denver @. q b. 6s. i9t9............... al a'u
Fairmont Creamery let 9. per cent 30 100
Hardy, Neh. municipal .. .....,...... 81 100
Hydraulic Pressed Brick pfd. ........... % R
icwa Portland Cement l1 6s.s........ 90 100
lnterborouEh Rapid IT,. ta52.......... I0l lOsA
Metropolitan S. Ry. 60. Sc. t9t3.......... 0s
Michigan state Tul. s.. ie3t.....-..... 81 100
Minneapolis q. l. S. tt30............. 81 81
Nebraska Telephone Co.....,............ foiw ....
Omaha Water g. l946.................. IS $50
2maha 81 Ry. 81 lsf.. ............... 90 1904
omaha a c, 3. 81 Ry. S. ia28....... es
Omaha a e. p, st. lty. pfd per Ct S. 81
omaha a G. r. ST. Ry.. com. ......... IS o..
EeckeB Natl Bank stock So. Omaha. ..... $50
~ Paul Gas Co. gen. Sc. 1850 ........ 81 %
~ Louis Brewing Assn. &c, 1slf...... a5N 9s
Union stock Yards stock. ex-dlv...... IS o6
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New York Money Marked.

NEW YORK, Nov. SO.-MONEY-On
call easy, 2d2h per cent; ruling rate, rs
per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent; offered
at "a per cent
TINE LOANS-Ftrm; sixty days, 4Q41l
per cent ninety days, per cent; six
months, 4 per cent
Der cent.
STERLING BxCHANGE-stea with
actual business in bankers bills at a. $3.50
demand
COMMERCIAL BILLS-&As1%94s2
SILVER-Bar, $50. Mexican dollars, $50
RONDs-osovernmsn steady; railroad.
steady.
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Peoria Market.
Nov SO.-coRN-l


PEORIA. Nov. SO.-coRN-Frm; No. I
white, old 47lac; new, 47ho; No. yellow.
old. 485ac; new, $40; No. B. old 4Eifo; new,
4slsoi No. 4, old, 4ee; new, &c; sample, new.
37a3S&c.
oATs-Higher; standard, a81o; No. 1
white, A%c.
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Iirnrnnnn nrnin AInrIrn4

LIVERPOOL Nov 3O-WHEAT-Spot
strong; No 2 red western winter, 7s 50
futures steady; December Sc Sd; March
6s uAd; May, 70 sd.
CORN-SpOt. firm; American mixed, s.
cd; futures, steady; December ls $40
February, As 2Ad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. SO.-FLOUR-Dull
WHBAT-NO. ] northern, S1.O591.O6; Nc
2 northern, A.o4ql.S; May, S5sc,
OATS-S9ihq34c.
ARLEY-Samples, 74ds0c.
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Bond Man Wanted

A large investment house desires 20
make arrangements with an aotiVs local
dealer or a reliable young man 20 ssiI
bonds In Omgha and vicinity. An excellent
opportunity for an energetic man, wishing
90 build mp q stable business.
Finance, p. o. BOZ saa. New YORK city.
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Rnnk CIenrInrn
OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICES.

OMAHA, Nov. 30-Bank clearinKs for to
day were 81 Dos, GALS, and for the CORE
spending date last year S1.s68, 21S.72
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

LONDON, Nov. 3O.-Amerioan securities
were quet and featureless during the early
trading today. First prices showed s,ight
gains, but the market eased off later and
higher than yesterdays New York clos
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Most Food IL poiaon

to the dyspepuc Electric Bitters cure dys-
pepsia, liver and kidney complaints and
debility. Price 5Oc. Sold by Beaton Drug
Co.
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nuIufh Grain lIarl.st.

DULUTH. Nov. SO.-WHEAT-Decemb
81 O3lk: May SLOTS No. / northern, SlO3M
No. northern, n.00A 70 u.MS.
OATS-82Mc.
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TurnantIne nd Ro.In.

SAVANNAH, Ca. Nov O.-TURPEN-
RosIN-Firm; type ,. SIS; @. $50
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NNlAPOIIa Nov 3l.-WHEAT-
December SloiA; May, Sl.05lk0lO5M
Cash; No. 4 hard, SLO5h No. i northern
slosttGd No. northern. Sl.O0a1.s;
40. sSAc6SlOlit
FLAX-Closed at $50
s003lc
RYE-No 2 7fis0T5c.
FLOUR-first patents, SLS95.5i second
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Wool Mnrkat

ST. LOUIS. Nov O-WOOLs-unohanged
territory and western mediums, I2llE3ikc
fine mediums. D42lci fne. 1000
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Dates 1910. 1909 IlsO8 Il9O7 1905. Il9O5 Iiooi
SUNDAY. ''Holiday
RECEIPTS

the Union Stock Yards South Omaha,
Neb, for twenty-four hours ending at 8
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sugar Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. SO.-sUGAR-Raw,
firm; muscOvado 50 test 343c; centrifugal,
e6 test. as3c; molasses, 50 test. aiSc Re
fined sugar quiet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-01

% 0"aVWH IIINE MHTNeIs
ST. JOSEPH No, Nov S0.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000 head; market strong 70 10C
higher; steers. A50Q660; cows ana heif-
ers, $O0Q5. 50; calves, S3O0G6 "a
HOGS-Receipts $500 head market
steady; top, 3T.l5; bulk T0d7l6
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceiptH, 5UU
head market, strong TO 100 higher; lambs
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patents. gA7565 B first clears. t380a565;
second clears. s. 25a2s5.
BRAN-In 100 pound sacks. s20OOd2O5o
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AND FEHDERg.

HOGS-Receipts of hogs this morning
we're again quite moderate, bringing the
total for the week up 70 1890 head, as
against 1900 head for the same days last
week and 1900 head for the corresponding
period a year ago. After adyanclng stead
ily for three days the market this morning
experienced a decided reverse. Buyers
started out talking extremely bearish and
first bids were safely l0di5c lower than
yesterday Sellers began cutting loose on
Later on as IL became apparent that re-
celpts were not very large and the demand
was really good prices nrrned up until the
that the market as a whole was 501Oc
lower than yesterday. II will also be noted
that the trade was just the reverse OF yes
becoming higher, while yesterday Il opened
higher and closed lower. Practically every
thing In sight was sold BY 10 o'clock In
the morning.
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Iknnaaa - ornin I'D ProrIsions.

KANSAS CITY. Nov S0.-WHEAT-De-
cember s9iaG89kc. bid; May. ease bid;
July sOtkqs9hc, cash, unchanged 10 lie
higher; No, hard, 9lG9Sc; No. 81 90q96c
No. 2 red, S3ua5c; no. 3. 90H93c
CORN-necember 42Nm42Ac sellers;
May, BhQt58sc. sellers; July 460l6lkc sell
ers; cash unchanged TO Ac higher; No
mixed llGtSo; No. 81 t3A Q44c; No. 9 white,
45QRc; No, g, f2iRG47c.
OATS-Uuchanged No. 9 white, 82bd
SCI No 2 mixed. 8iWS3c.
RYE-No p 10n14c.
HAY-unehanged; choice Timothy. SlAOo
Qlsb0; choice prairie, faO0
RUTTER-Creamery 29c: firsts CSC; sec
Onds, 2ic; packing stock, @c.
EGGS-Extras &c nrsts, SOC; seconds,
Receipts. Shipments.
~ ArNtttr. NAssfrfHrrrt ftrFfssr Atslll upiNll
Corn bu,,................ 26 600 $1,000
Oats, bu.......,.s...,...... 5000 5000
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HnEtnn NIinhnr NtncI,n.
New YORK. Cnrh MnrL.,.

The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Bryan, members New York
stock exchange, ais South Sixteenth
street, Omaha:
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Local seeurIfien.

Quotations furnishes by Burns. Brinker
building.
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london clslnR stock nnntatinns

slLE ER-Bar, steady at 259sd per ounce.
MONEH-4d4& per cent
The. rate OF discount In the open market
for short bills Is ~ per cent; for three
months' bills, 1-16u4h per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
Holy See Wishes
To Avoid War.

Rome, Aug. 1.-THE Vatican Is re-
ceiving reports from Mgr. Vico. Papal
nuncio at Madrid and the Spanish car
dinals and bishops which were Tor
warded after they had received Cardi-
nal Merry Del Walls instructions to
abandon the demonstration at San Sc
bastian planned for last Sunday.
According to these reports the Cath-
Ole organization on the peninsula Is
perfect, making it impossible for IRE
mier Canalejas to repeat there what
the French ministry did in France 70
bring about the separation Of church
and state.
Some of these reports state that on
IL a WORD from Rome would be neces-
sary to have the whole population rise
and sweep away all Of the enemies OF
the church and religion.
On the other hand the Cariists de-
clare that they are ready to intervene
with certainty of carrying the day
if Rome will order the clergy and CAIN
olics generally to support them.
The Holy See, it is said. is most re-
luctant to take any such step as Is
suggested, as it does not wish to bring
on Civil War, which it believes would
not benefit the church.
Mgr. vico, Papal nuncio at MADRID
left today for Zarauz, summer resort
in the Basque provinces 10 miles from
San Sebastian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
FOR PACIFIC COAST.
Secretary BaIlinger Will Visit Oregon
and California.

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 11.-Secretary of
the Interior Richard A. Ballinger left
last night for a two-weeks tour of Ore
gon and California. He was accom-
panied by Assistant Secretary F.. c.
Finney and Private Secretary McCabe.
Secretary Ballinger will spend two
days in Portland, Ore He will be the
guest of honor Friday at a MONDAY
luncheon given by the Portland Com
mercial Club and will deliver an adj
dress on conservation. The tour is
chiefly for the purpose of inspecting
reclamation projects and the national
PARKS.
From Portland he will go to klamath
Falls. remaining there until Aug. II.
He will pass Thursday and Friday fol-
lowing in San Francisco and from Aug.
20 10 % he will inspect the Yosemite
National Park. Secretary Ballinger
will return to Seattle, Aug. Is.
Assistant Secretary Finney will not
stop at Portland. buI will proceed d.
rect to Colorado where he will inspect
reclamation projects. From Colorado
ne will go on to Washington, D. c..
where he expects to arrive Sept l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
AFTER THtRTY.EiGHT YEARS
Reunion of Brother and Sister Take
Place In Ohio.

Xenia, Ohio, August l1.-SeparatM
in 1872 and each until short time ago
supposing each other dead, EugeM
Mcclellan, a prosperous civil enginea
of Denver, Colo, and Mrs. JOSEPH
Leeper, wife of a Chicago ministes
brother and sister, met few days az
for the first time since their separatol
in this city.
The death of the father led to tn
mother of the children going West
taking her two sons with her and
leaving her baby daughter in the can
of relatives in this city, who reared
her as their own child, and in who's
home the meeting took place. tn
relative who reared Mrs. Leeper Is "
C. Hutchinson, a prominent dry good
merchant. .-, -.-..
All trace of the mother and brothe
of his ward was lost until fe1
months ago, when a son Of Mrs. Nc
Clellan by a marriage contracted o.
ter she left Xenia wrote at his moth
er's request to well-known loci
minister making inquiries regardn
his half sister.
The meeting of the brother and 81
ter was not arranged, and was due
the unexpected arrival of Mr.. NJ
Clellan. Mrs. Leeper is in the city .
a visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
cANELJAs DETERMINED.
Will Not Allow Development OF Cisri'
caiism In Spain.

Rome, Aug. 1.-THE Vatican, in
semi-off!cial communication, says that
the idea of making new proposals to
Spain is so far from the intention OF
the Holy See that some of the officials
support the suggestion of sending no
further answer to the last Spanish
note, on the ground that this note is a
reply to that addressed by the Holy
See to the government and therefore
requires no new answer.
If Premier Canalejas is sincere. the
communication says, he must resume
the negotiations at THE point where
they were abruptly interrupted. The
Giournale D'talia publishes an inter
view with the premier, who says he
has done nothing that could be inter-
preted as interfering with church af-
fairs. Nor mas he done anything. ne
declares, to encroach upon the ideal
and traditional patrimony of religion
to which he himself belongs and to
which he gives deep respect.
But" continues the premier. Il am
determined not to allow the develop
ment of clericalism in Spain"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
Langford Calls Off
Philadelphia Bout.

Philadelphia, Aug. IA disagree
ment over the division of the receipts
resulted at noon today in calling off
the six-round bout between Sam
Langford and Al Kaufman, when
was scheduled for tonight on the
grounds Of the Philadelphia National
League baseball club. Langford, who
refused to fight, forfeits $3.50 which
will be divided between Kaufman and
Harry e Edwards of this city, the
promoter of the bout.
After the bout was postponed last
evening on account of rain, Joe Wood
man, Langford's manager notified Ed
wards that Langford would not fight
Kaufman tonight but was willing to
sign again for bout next Wednesday
night The reason given was that
Langford would not be in the best con-
dition after a lay-off of "a hours and
that his reputation was too valuable
to risk that way.
WoOdman stated that the Negro
would agree to go on tonight if guar
anteed $500. The men had agreed to
fight for percentage. Edwards said:
There is only one thing to it. Lang
ford has deliberately crawled out OF
the match"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-12
MARIA HAS NERVE.
Young Woman Patrols SidswsIl
Guard 500 White Rats.

ST. Louis, Mo-, August 1l.-Whlk
nearly 500 white rats, large and small,
played about her feet. Miss Maria c..
Metzger, owner of the animals, who
had just been evicted from her home.
patrolled the sidewalk late one after
noon recently and. with the assistance
of two patrolmen. protected her pets
from neighborhood dogs. cats and
boys.
Some of the little animals had been
killed and wounded during the removal
to the street. and Miss Metzger, m
dignant at the usage they had re-
ceived. was busy nursing the injured
ones and preparing bread and milk TOT
her pets supper. $50
The rats. which, attracted, large
crowd of the curious. requiring con-
tinual moving on from officers. are mol
of the common or garden variety. oul
of imported strains, according to MISE
Metzge..
Most of them are Persian and Japa.
nese animals, and there are some Oh
the Chinese variety. All are pure
white, except the Chinese, which have
broad. black stripes running down the
middle of their backs.
The animals are much In demand
from medical students and colleges
says the owner of the rat farm, ano
she now has contract calling io'
the delivery of 800 this fall.