davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1910-11-19

Mrs. Maria Gongoll, Mayer, MINI,
writes the following:
must inform you that recovered
my health after using your valuable
medicine, Peruna.
had suffered with catarrh OF the
kidneys and bowels, but now / am
much better and feel real strong"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
EAsT Us VEGAS MUEVo MEXICO sAeAoo Il OE JUNo oE 1ao

tas," De 10 mucho que esta llamando
la atenci6n la referida lucha podemos
tomarnos una idea cuando Sc nos,diee
que los biIletes de entrada al lugar
donde Sc librara el combate, Sc estan
vendiendo hasta a cincaenta pesos ca.
da uno. Sc calcula que los comba.
tientes ST no mueren, quedaran ,ricos
los dos con el diuero que les toque de
la entrada y de 10 que produzca Ia
venta de privilegios para exhiblr la
pelea despues EN- forma de vistas mo-
vihes.
Y ell suelo donde Sc va tener e.a
exhibition del arte varonil (?) es ell
suelo mismo donde Sc caracteriza co.
mo cosa brutal la diversion de las co.
rridss de toros en- Mexico y Espsfla!
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
OIO AQUi, TOdO Ell MundO.

Todos los que han lido q los circos
saben cuanto llaman la atenci0n los
pregoneros de esas diversiunes con
sus griterias diciendo al p1blico; "ojo
aqui, mucho ojo aquf; en- e-ta cafpa
Sc exhibe 10 mas raro y dlgno de ver-
verse, etc." ESQ hacen los pregOne
ros de los clrcos y ESQ estan hacienda
10 mayoria de los peTi0dicos de los
Estados UnidUs en- la actualidad,
orientando la atencion del pdblico
hacla San Francisco, por medic de
sendos srticulCs, llamando "a atenci6n
q un torneo de pugIlato que en- esa
ciudsd Sc verihcara el dia 1 de Julio
pr0ximo venidero. Los que Sc da,
ran puhetazos para divertir al p0bIi
co y ganar elos por ese medic mu
cho dinero, seraD un negro y un blan
co. La lucha sera muy parecida
una lucha entire dos perros chatos
con Ia 6nica diferencia que los quI
van q pelear en- San Francisco se pa
Earan s0bre dos eu veE Dc eualro oPa
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11

mano que por otra cosa, acto conti-
nuo orden0 todos los que estaban en-
ell coche que hieieran fila para pasar
al caro- particular del Superintendent.
te G. f. Hawks, cosa que hicieron
todos sin siquiera despegar los labios
Una vez alli, la siguiente orden del
bandldo fue de venir cads uno de los
pasajeros q depositar en- un monitor
Junto a sus pies de 81 todo 10 que ira.
jeran de valor. Asf Sc hizo por to-
dos y cada uno de los passj jeros con.
cluido 10 cnal ell bandido echo su boz
tin en- un costal Y brincando del tren
hugo hacia la sierra.
FL robo ocurri6 cerca de Carrizoso,
Nuevo Mexico, Lo que Sc llev6 ell
ladr6n amontaba a cosa de 100000.
La compafia ha ofrecido 800 p1r
su apprehension.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
TOcanie a los BuenOS CamlnOS

Varius de nuestrOs hombres De ne
gnrios v entire ellos nuestrns comi.io-
nados de condado hirier0n un viaja a
Mora, el Domingo pasado, on auto
movies, y So quedaron alli hasta el
lunes. FL objeto del vlaJe li6 el de
eonferenciar con los vecinos de Mora
V los comisionados de condado de
aquel condsdo sobre la faotlbl'llad de
construlr una carretera entire Las We
gas y Mora. Una carret+ra es un
camino real por el estIIo del que esla
proyectado entire sluta F6 y Las We
gas, por sobre Ia sierra, yen Ia cuaI
va Sc ha hecho mucho trabsj', por
los pre-idiafios del TrrritDrio-un ca.
mino nivelado que tpnga ri paferidc
1 4 una calle entire los dos pueb'os. rs
que 4 Mora fueron con este negoeiC
diceu que tuvtrm muy bueuo gccgi
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
vENrA DE 10 cENTAvos.

Cazoletas, cafeteras y telleras, Gu
betas, trampitas para la ropa, bande.
jas para fregar, bolo para los zapatoo
Y centenares de otroe articulos todoa
del valor de l5c a soc, estan ahora do
yenta en- nuestra ventana.
A 10o Cada Cosa.
F.G. GEHRING
5l6-5l5 Douglas Ave-
Temple Masonico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
Ladr6n muy AlreVldO.

Ielegrafian de ri Peso, Texas, con
fecha 10 del que rige, 10 que ST.
que: "Un POGO antes de la media
nochp, .Anoche, ell tren de PassIeros
n6mero 2 para el orieDte en- Ia VIA
del ferrocsrril El Paso & Southwest.
,rn, fu6 asaltatIo por un salleador 30.
10. Este re introdujo en- el caro-
putnam dormitorlo donde arden0 4
todos loe paseJero, que callaran y
obedecleran, 81 30 querlan poner en-
peligro sus vldap. Visto que tOdos
Sc disponian a obedecerle mas por te'
Nor 4 uDs pistols qae Edwts Gu uus
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
A las UrnaS EIeCtOraleS, SelO
res.

Hoy es el dia en- que Sc ha de de-
terminsr por medic del voto de los
que residen dentro del propuesto dis
trito de irrigaci6n aqui en- Las We
gas y que son duenos de tierras de re-
gadio, ii So ha de formar el propues-
10 distrito 8 no.
Solamente los votantes legales,
dueiios de tlerras de regsdiO y que en-
la actualidad esten residiendo dentro
de los limites del propuesto distrltc
de reeadio, podran votar Ell dIcha
election.
Los ugares de votaci6n son CONT
sigue: Primer distrito, la residences
del JueI Long; segundo distrlto, Il
residencla de Juan Kavanaugh; ter
Ger dlslrito, Ia residencia de Eide
Ortiz
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
La ESCueIa de VeranO y el InS
lilutO de COndadO.

La concurrencia de maestros este
afio parece ser mayor que en- los an.
tpriores.
La siguiente es una liSta de los ma
estros y maestras que asissen a Ia Es.
cuela de verano EN- la Universidad,
que Sc sbri6 el martes:
PRIMERo y SECUNDo GRApo.
Arellano Tobias, Bustamar
Francisco, Blanchard Agne-, Bruce
Anna, Bernard Ella, Bernard Mar
guerite, Carlson Aida, Cavanaugh
Bessie, Enrich III lie, GalIegos Per-
fecto, Coin Maybelle, Garland Orris,
Hill Frank, Herber Eugenia, Hut
Gibson Leah, Xix Marguerite, Mon.
toya Sarita, Martinez FiIem6n, Mil.
Ter G. f., Miller Mrs. G. f., Morse
Mrs, E., Morgan Florence, Milliken
Susie, Otero Margarita, Paine Daisy,
Papen Helen, Richards Nell, Ryan
Mary, Robinson May, Rivera Ne
mecio, Schultz Myrtle, silva Esta-
nislado, Tipton Saddle, Upton Lula,
Thompson Matilda, Worthington
Carolyn, Wartenbe Nettie
TEBCER GRADn.
Atencio Euetaquio, Delgado Gre
gorita, Gaussoin Lucy, Griego Eva
risto, Gonzales Adelaide, Lucero I4i-
doro, Lucero Jose, MARITIME + flita
Mrs, Sena Emilia, Sanchez Eulogio,
Trullllo Ramon.
La lista que sigue es de los macs.
tros que asisten al institute de con
dado, que durard por cuatro semanas:
g. y 9G0fiaafes, HKJla'p; nercunano
Garcia, Chaperito; David Cruz, Hol-
man: Charles A. Quintana, La Lien
DIRE; Jose Urban Lucero, Rociads
r berto Cruz, Holman; J hn Flo
renee, Las Vegas; G. f. Miller, Ce
rrillos; Casimiro Trujillo, Ramon
Duran, Ell Porvenir; Sabine Garcia,
Ledoux; Luciano Lucero, Holman
Augu,tin Vigil y Valdez, Ledoux
Patricio VaIverde, Trementinsj lg
naeio Mares, Las Vegas; j. j. Ro
nero, Mora; jose ID. Silva, Santa Fe
Isabel Eucinias, Trementina; Mlgue
| A. Guerin, San Jose; Jose Varee
Pecos; Katherine d. Marais, La
| Vegas; Genovevo Gavaldon, Nesto
Montoya, Las Vegas; Narciso Duran
Chaperito; Augustin NJ. Duran
Chaperito; Ramon Gonzales, San Jt
81; Antonio Pacheco, SApell6; lsidC
ro Trujillo, Sapelld; Placido BeItrar
Sanchez; Apolonio Sena, Las Vegs'
William Henry Garner, jr., Las VI
gas; Melecio Lucero, Los Alamo,
Torlbio S. Sanchez, Trementint
! Alexandra rlores, San Jose; Cecil
Roybal, Pecos; Miss Lola l.. ROM
: ro, Las Vegas; Ezequiel Sanche
: Sapel,6; Francisco q Qlintans, Sapel
Josefa Ulibarri, Las Vegas; josef
' Garcia, Las Vegas; Angelina NJ
!. drid, Las Vegas; Teofilo Madri
Miss Frances Lucero, Las Vega
Mrs. NJ. l.. Rivera, Las Vegas; Ad
lima Estrada, Trementina; Mrs. +
n na M. de Urioste, Las Vegas; NJ
"a Antonia Silva, Santa F6; Felicii
Armilo, Santa II -; Miss Virtnr
Ia ma Vsrpls, Las V'ga-; Adela Arm
10 10, Las V.gs.; Miss Matilde Mar
q. nez, Las Vega; Miss Erma Ware
r We; Rita Varela, Pecos; Lu
Uibarri, Las Vegas; CIeotilde I
mijo, Las Vegas; Amelia Cordo
Esst "a Nppae: Frances II. Ga
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
El Telegrama que Si9ue pOr 81
Solo Sc EXpllCa.

Washington, JUNO 6.-Por una
votaci6n de 10 contra q, ell senado
hoy decide poner a discussion el pro-
yecto de ley que autoriza al preslden-
te para que Sc segregue del terreno
plblico terrenos propios para fin Sc de
conservation, Ell voto negative Sc
do por aquellos miembros del sena.
90 que Green que sc le deberia de ha-
Der dado.la preferencia al proyecto re-
lativo q la admission de los territories
de Arizona Y Nuevo Mexico como
Estados de la Union.
La acclon de hoy indica que a1n
81 Sc llega q un convenio por medic
del cual Sc pueda tomar el voto sobre
la question de estado, este Sc diIatara
tanto que sera imposibleel que ell pro.
yecto pueda ser aprobado por los dos
ramos del Congreso antes de la pro-
rroga final.
Los democratas hicieron cabeza en-
ell movimiento encaminado aconstgulr
que ell proyecto de estado tuvlera pre-.
ferencia sObre ell relative a la "con.
servacion' y declaran ahora que tras
este iracaso ven muy pocas esperan.
zas de que los republlcanos permitan
que Sc ponga d votaci0n el proyecto
de estado en- esta session del Congreso.
Este despacho tai como 10 hemos
traducido, ha sido publicado por to-
dos los peri6dlcos diarlos, republica-
nos y dem0cratas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
ReIOl Y Cadena GRATIS.
AviSO de TranSgreSiOR.

Aviso es por este dado d toda per.
soma 8 personals que Sc sbstengan en-
10 suceslvo de Iasar o pastar ovfJss
dentro de mi rancho de manera al
guna transgresar dentro del mis-
mo. La description de mi dlcho
rancho es como slgue: 81 SCI 2ii
M NE4 Sec. % 4 20 y. Rang 20 E.
Cualluiera persona que asi Imns'
eresare sera castlgado segun Ia ley.
6.2g.4t Juan d. Montaho.
pssamQute, n, Nj Mayo, 9s 1910
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11

Francisco Padllla esta en- el hospi-
tai en- esta sufriendo de una herida
que lie hizo una bala que le entr0 por
un costado y lie pas6 al otro lado, y
Jose Garcia esta en- la cdrcel deteni
do por acusarsele de haher sido 81 el
que dispar6 el tiro q Psdilla
El case sucedi0 en- un rancho cerca
de los Ojltos Frios, en- este condado y
distante cosa de diez millas al ponien-
te de Las Vegas, el l6nes 1ltimo, no
sabemos a que hora del dia.
Garcia habia estado limpiando una
pistola vleja y al haber acabado de
hacer esto vino q donde estaba Padi-
liza miranda un atalo de ovejas y le
dijo; "Mlra que buena qued6 mi
: pistola." Decir este irse el tlro de
la pistola fd6 todo una misma cosa
FL proyeetll, como delamo5 dicho
lie peg0 q Padilla en- un c0stado y L
sali0 por ell otr0.
Iumediatamedte SO vino para La
]. Vegas un propio a dar aviso q la au
y toridad de 10 sucedldo y q llevar III
doctor para que curara al herido. Il
i doctor DesMarals fue hacer 6ato
'e Enrique Sena, diputado alguacil ma
"a yor, fue q poner bajo arresto al qu
y do el tiro.
le El Doctor atendl0 al herido lueg
ll que lego aIlf, y 10 prepare para qu
10 trajeran d Las Vegas, 10 que Sc h
ID 70 luego.
Or Sena al ir 4 verinCar ell arresto co
., el primero que Sc encontro fu6 con
es dicho Garcia, pero como no 10 con
r. cia, le pregunt6 81 saba donde estat
dc el que habia herido q Padilla. A &
H. TO eontest6 Garcia diciend0 que
To- habia lido para ell Tecolote. Pero c
Is, 81 q este tempo llego ALI un much
cho y este iDf0rm6 al Official que
no hombre con quien hablaba era el q
Ia habla disparado el tlro que habia b
las rldo d Padilla, por donde el Official
In puso baIo arresto y le traJo q la CT
ia Gel.
81 El herIdo hasta ahora todavis
ne Ia de pellgro. La question ahora
es 81 el tiro fu6 disparado adrede o &C
nu- dentalmente. 81 no Sc prueba q
lle' tuvlera algdn motive 0 predispc
cl6n entonces 10 mas probable es q
el dicho Garcia deIara ir el tlro de
con pistola aecidentamente. Garcia
ST. de Mexico vitIo.
,dla Despues de escrito 10 que antecC
eros hemos sabido que el tiro dlspara
VIA por Garcia fue accldentalmeate,
est. gun Ia opinion del magistrate {
=, conOci0 en- el case.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11
F.G. GEHRING
EXTRAVIADA.

Una yegua Rocia de 6 amos, marca
a on Ia espaldilla lzquierda, en- Ia
pierna del lado dereCho. Perdida
del Vegoso el 10 dc Mayo, 1910. Sc
dara huena recompeusa al que 10
tralga, a Las Vegas a
GerQrdo Flores
B2s 8t oAntoui6 LpI4u,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11

El Remedio do Foley para los Riho.
nos podra darse los rinos con admira.
bles resutados. Desaparece ell peligro
de que mojen la cana, y SO recomienda
tambien para usarse despu6s del saram'
pion de la debro escarlatina DE ven
10 % "a botica do la Graz Roja J o. @.
Schssier,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1910-06-11

da en- la antigua poblaci6n, tanto
ellos como su proposition y son de
opinion que 10 que Sc proponen sera
un hecho consumado dentro de POGO.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
SEOAuA, MO.

The following pupils since our
last items, have been placed IN
good positions or promoted to
a better places with a substan-
tial rise in salary.
b. L Pyle, steno. Erie Ry
Co. Kanras City. S72. per month.
Kenneth Scott, Chief Clerk, Div
ision Foreman, Mo. Pac. nv. u,
Sedalia. J. b, Breuer, steno. ,
M. X. & I. Ry. Sedalia. John
Scott steno. Mo. Pac. Ry Sc.
dalia. Mabel Collins, steno. ,
Kansas City John Ludewig,
Travelling Salesman, Armour &
Co. with headquarters at Hold
ridge, .Neb. Oscar Wyatt, Book
keeper, Hopkins & Kiley Com.
Co. Kansas City. Teddie Will
is, steno 4 Bente & Wilson,
Attys. Sedalia. Gilbert Worm,
steno. Ecornsmy Steam Heating
Co. Sedaliay Mayme Jones'
steno. Missouri Ruralist, S dali
ia, Sudie Ford, steno, A. j.
jones, Pleasant Hill, Mo. Nun.
Terrill. steno & bkpr. Real Es-
tate Co. St. Louis. Nellie San
er, steno. Archias Seed Store,
Sedaiia Mande Conner, steno. /,
Bell Telephone, Ca, Sedalia
Leola Heyssel, steno. Kerr
Bhrs. & Garvey, Kansas CITY,
Beulah Forbes steno, Kansas
City. h. @ Ludewig. Doing ex-
ira StGnographic work for Dr.
Savage, Warsaw. Gertrude
Owan, steno. Emerson, Newton
Co. Kansas City.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

Mr.. j. w. Williamson and wife
returned from Texas Tuesday
Mr.. Williamson says Missouri
looks better to him than Texas
Charles Stallcup went withthem
but did not return until Thurs
day. Suppose he liked Texas a
little better,
John Eastland and wife drove
down FROM near Butler Sunday
on a visit to John Brown and
family.
Alfred Church will leave for
Lection Mo. Thursday, on a visit
to his brother, and to gather his
corn, We know Miss J,s heart
is sad.
We hope that before this pap
er reaches it's readers, that
Missouri viii be dry. II we
were only old enough we would
help all we could TO make IL dry.
Raymond Hedden, Clarence
Alumbaugh and Alfred Church
spent Sunday at Mr.. Burkholder
Wonder how much vinegar
Mr. Lane will have for mex,
year. Guess he forgot that
some folks like hard cider. "
X X. X.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
HORTON AND sALLaowx.

To-day is Election day. Hope
Missouri goes dry.
Miss Mabel Thornell departed
last Wednesday for Chanute
Kansas on an extended visit
Mrs. J. L Roberts spent one
day last week With ber daughter
Mrs. Ellis o. Kansas City, is
visiting home folks here az pres.
ent, r, O. Groves and mmily
Mrs. J. W Welch was a Rich
Hill caller saturday.
Mrs. J l. Roberts was a New
ana visitor tuesday.
j.. w. Welch has made inn
provements around his resi-
dence by building a new porch
and digginga cellar.
Ben Wilson end Ed Miller
went 70 Nevada Monday night
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
FArRvIFw FANG Es.

Ifit does not rain within a few
days some Of the people are going
10 be wanting wateT for stock.
Mr.. Arthur Moreland and sis
ter Miss Grace, visited at Mr..
Hausners' Sunday. They gath
cred some pecans.
G. w. Sbafer sr. and wife,
moved to Rich Hill last Wednes-
Gay. G. w. ir. is boarding at
MIR. Floros. Guess Mrs. Floro
won't have to cook for HIM very
long.
Joe March is having the house
and barn painted on the place he
recently bought from Ed Hedden.
] makes things look different.
Charles James and son Clay, Of
Nevada, visited Mr.. B~urhholder
Sunday night and Monday.
Quite a number Of people from
this part Of the country visited
Itch Hill friends and relitives
Sunday.
Mesdames Jim and John Lane
spent Sunday with Sam Lane
aud wife. The latter is here
ftom Butler on a short stay.
Mr.. Mills Of Rich Hin was re.
pNriug chimneys for Geo Shafel
last week.
Mr.. Lampkin and wife spen.
Saturday al c E Ferguson's
G. w. Shafer who recentll
moved TO Rich Hill, comes TO Tia
country nearly every day in hi.
new one horse wagon.
We suppose be is now read
10 do ell kinds Of f%reightinR.
Prof. Allinon visited at on.
school Monday. The pupils ar.
we'll pleased when be comes a.
he always leaves a few cas-
questions.
Somebody says-a weddini
last Snnday-hut we can't tbirl
it for We did not get en- invita-
tion. Wonder II Mr.. Cabe ha'
heard anything Of il.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10

hear W. II. Hallet make his fare
well speech.
Supt W. " Foster visited the
West Washington school Thurs
day. He reported the school
progressing nicely with Miss
Corn Wel,h as teacher.
Mr.. Roberts. the Saw NH
man, viii move one OF his mills
just north OF Horton, for the
winter.
Allie Herriage and family Wis
tied with Walter Kinney and
family near Nevada, Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson OF Nevada
is visiting w. J. Ursery and fam.
lily Of this place.
Mr.. Daughtery and family OF
Panama aud Miss Cora WEIGH
visited at The home Of Mrs. Van
Arsdale Sunday. The young
folks spent the afternoon in
boat riding on the Usage
Violet.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
Saturday
Bargain Sale

Again we put out extra values
for Saturday, You should al
ways look Cor these bargain sale
advertisements, they may be the
meas OF saving you money.
Al roc Large Size Salad bowls
regular price sse Saturday
piiee roc At 14e Medium size
salad bowls regular price aoe
saturday price lac AT &C One
big assortment Of decorated dish
es your choice Saturday price Ooc
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
nAREET REPORT.

5000 cattle on sale today
Market steady. Top S. % for
both heavy and light cattle Too
heliers S. 20 Top COWS ) cents
$500 hogs. Market opene 10
cents higher, closed % to 80 cts
lower than opening. Top IS 50.
1900 sheep Mark.t steady.
Top lambs $3.50. Top sheep
S4 10.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-11-10
A NJ P HALEY
BARGAIN STORE
los S. 9Th ST, RICH HILL, NO.
ave Sell Il FOR less"
Local News.

Osborne Leedy OF Butler, was
a Sunday visitor in this city.
Mrs. Forrest Rerrens and
daughter, Miss Halle visited
relatives here Sunday.
Harve johnson aud wife OF
Butler, were visitors here Sum
day.
The Girls basket ball team OF
the Rich Hill High School are
matched with the Girls team OF
Hume. The game will take
place Saturday afternoon on the
grounds at the West School
building.
The Metz Times comes to our
table this week in an extra mum
Der containing 10 pages boosting
Metz. Mr.. Williams is a irst
class newspaper man and is to
be commended for his enter
prize.
We acknowledge with thanks
an advance on subscription from
our friend w. q. Gault of the
Sprague neighborhood. MI
Gault is one OF the oldest farm
ers in that vicinity and although
he is NOT altogether pleased with
the returns from the election,
we feel sure he will'be cOntented
with a Republican majority in
Missouri,
Melvin Dunsworth OF the
ReayI y neighborhoud bad the
misfortune TO lose a very fine
mare Thursday night. She ran
away and collided with a tree on
north 9th. Street, breaking one
OF her legs aud had To be killed.
Jas. Wilson lost O horse much
in the same manner as happened
in the case OF Mr., Dunsworih as
is already told in these columns
Mr.. Wilson's horse ran away and
suffered a broken leg Tuesday
night from which injury il bad
10 be killed.
Myron Wheelbarger who has
been absent for some time hav
ing his eyes treated arriv d
home Saturday and Is consider.
ably improved.
Ivan Corbin OF Hume arrived
here Saturday from Columbia
enrouta home.
10 in viii be here 10.
MORO firing IN your horses
and ge highest prices pait
Tor good uf, .
Mr.. Henry Benham has on.
thanks for another years sub
scription for the TRmUNE.
We understand that JOIN
Dowell formerly OF the Adrail
Journal has been elected Edito.
of the Warrcnshurg Norma
Paper. John will an the posi-
ton with honor,
Uncle John 4" Garrison
corn show is coming on Sc.
his ad in this issue.
/ hare a 4 room cottage il
Kansas City Kansas for sale @
will trade for Rich Hill properi'
TIA bargain. G. l. Hoover, tel
ephone SO.
tThe Trisune during th
J month Of October, 70 cts year
cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-24
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. April z5.-Consols closed l-ls
firmer at 50 1915 for money and 81 for ac-
count. Anaconda was unchanged at fS14-
Canadian Pacific unchanged at 1857
Grand Trunk Il lower at ISL.
There was q strong demand for money,
but only moderate supply was available
Discount rates were firm.
On the Stock Exchange a fair business
was done in the speculative sections, rub
Der and OIL shares and Kafflrs being frmer
than yesterday; but gilt-edged and British
securities were generally dull and neglect
ed on the dearer money outlook.
American stocks opened steady. During
the short session United States Steel and
Amalgamsted Copper hardened a triie, but
business was me6Rre, and the market
closed steady, a fraction over parity.
Call money IN London. $40 80 per cent?
open market discount rate for short bills,
s5sa3 1916 per cent: long bills. Sk per cent:
Berlin discount rate. 8x per cent; Paris
discount rate. "a per cent; Paris exchange
on London. Is francs 25& confines; Berlin
exchange on London, 20 marks so pfennigs.
Bar gold. Us sikd. American eagles. 7ss Cd
Paris, April z3.-Three per cent rentes
closed ~ centimes lower at s8 francs 60
confines. Prices were firm on the Bourse.
Berlin, April Z.-The tone was weaker
on the Boerse on profit taking and unfavor-
able New York adVices.
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BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading on the Consolidated Exchange
was attended with considerable hesitation
and irregularity. Business was largely in
professional hands, and there was much
end-of-the-week evening-up of contracts.
Floor sentiment was still pessimistic, but
there was not much disposition to operate
aggressively. The bears argued that United
States Steel common would be sale next
week, no matter what dividend action
might be taken by the directors. That
stock most of the time ruled a fraction
under the New York Stock Exchange price.
Its total for the short two-hour session
was 1850 shares, or more than one-third
Of the total of 10000 shares for all issues.
The list for the day was narrower one
than usual. embracing thirty-four stocks.
Detailed operations follow:
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was little or no Improvement in
the market for outside securities. In spots
fair animation developed at times, but the
general tone was heavy. Further fractional
recessions were shown in the mining list;
in some quarters the pressure was pre-
sumably from inside selling. Nevada Utah
fell TO a new low level on rather liberal
offerings. Greene-Cananea was of 1s and
Nevada Consolidated "a. Miami was down
g. but Chino. Goldfield Consolidated and
British Columbia ruled steady. In other
mining issues price changes were tnsig-
nificant. The Industrial list was irregular.
United Cigar Manufacturers was down
points. Standard Oil and American To-
bacco were about unchanged There was
no inquiry for bonds, which ruled about
steady. Detailed operations follow: