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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
NaturaIizatLor

Ihirty three were naturahzed OH
Tuesday, OF one half OF Hose apply.
INK. The balance, whose names we're
not printed yesterday. were. Henry
p. Stehmeyer. Jno Haule. Antonio
Carusi Edw. e. Greencr. Isaac Coplan
Carl A Lafgren. Lawrence Anderson
Terrence McKeever. D0mlnick Pint
thas GrsKary. Pasquale DE GregoTio.
Anuibale Barlotti. Felix Constantine.
TITO Scarpone. Giovanni Carusi. TodOr
kruic and Samuel Davis
one Italian answered the list o.
questions glibly and was considered
bright applicant. The T : attor.
ney decided 20 20 outside she regular
iist OF questions and said. How are
=. : senators elected" The Roman
studied and smiled and answered. 4
don't know. but tho people ought 20 .
he was voted a medal
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Metals

Nev York. Nov. l5.-standari COP
Der steady. spot tt2 7oai2to. Ion
don firm spot. $50. fufures. ef- be-
-. Lake copper. 1Zr. Q12l eiee
troiytic. i7~Qi2hc. and casting. l2t.
n11i4c
Tin Arm. SPOT. tf3.g5gts 20. Ion
Don hrm; spot. Gi97 Toe. futures
Efss Toe
Lssd quiet. t415a4so View TorR
london. els La "a
sDeiter arm. fsf0as 81 Ns- York
London. f7s iss
lrou-Cleveiand warrants. &c "a ir
LoudGa. Locally irou vas quiet NO
. foundry northern. So u0ffIs 70. 80
2. fif5i d15f0. so southern and
80 Z southern soft. D0aiSB0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
STOCK MARKET
Is WEAKENED
~ Es,snsss P..Iisins Ho..-.o. -
tire fss, sss.,sl Dsys -
Val 6trs-f

SEW YORK. SOY 20 -TEat re
'>ition - 'i.s STOCK rnaFE-t has teen
@ssksn@d .onsit~sab.y - fa. -
tshsis~ r.a4l EfnE % 'hs 'ast - days
s.s inlicAf-1 h. fns movements -
nrlc@. fod.l The fpf.- a. a~Ayy a..
sf tiInss wax ard th~ uuArk-t exhibit
"a Lax - staying rJs-r sllr1
discourage ne bulls
View % the market which ends
con-if~rAhle sIpDort - tnh- sfSc1s af-
being closed out il a-.fiDiD - tion - the
.sosfnbiins - congress n~Et month
fhs Io-siniii'y a: fafiral farlr lrsis-
i.tton l. attracting marh attention ~
Wal stf..t
40 The opening 49, again a. th.
close ttf market aAns-d SIN signs
~ stfvnEff hafu~ - tie STANDARD
rAiisfr gained A. much a. point a.;
The "psr.us hl' qlich iosf their ~
ssntAEa The maTF~t b~safns n~a.s
and r~naairtu 4f that soucitton uHtil
Just J~fuf- ft~ dose. when O.. moved
upward trl-EI.. presumably osins g.
covering - lines ~ short stock Put
out dufins fI- DAY Tho collapse ~
The sD-sllafiH" MOS sfurrf in fAs coal
ers, which had been l-lad ~ active
- Tor ssr~fai days. aided 90 the heav-
tnsss ~ rho mars f.rhlgh Valley
isd thu fTog with .,IlH. Of three
points. after unnoaH.rn.-ut that IN.
Director 40 tteif m..f.ua, hat 'ahsn
no action ia regard f. ffstrlb4tion 81
stock rspr~u"rfifg fhr .unpauy's coaI
holding
stAndad on shares made no re
sponsa tY declaration 90 the last quar-
feriy ditl nI 600 mo entire capital
nation. ard tHs announcement 81 mo
termF ou Wal. r fr- stock distributlon
would boz a.rnfuplish.d The prl., ~
the OLD STANDARD DI stock and az tho
stock "sH HuhHlliaTI"s has been sfa
uonAry on the curb Tor tUo weeks and
not "a Euaf. was sold TO-DAY Amer
Jean Tobacco. aft~r remaining quiet
Tor some time. today rose 10 points
20 t1s.
larger business tn sorn~ = tho
lines 81 heavier finished steel products
was reported hv the trade reviews
and a contin u.iion ~ Increased buy
ina by the railroads
Tho bond market was firm Total
sales. psr ..'I'. tgiff.yrH
United State. h.ul- unchanged on
snli
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

fAHhEEsB -RS. - "a. Sgv. IA
20 - gre.s-r- az. noted yesterday
ri.sinE irfn ~ central states now
covers ~ n1rthsAsf gSrfton % th~
p'-n-rl. having ca---c tsnf rain 81
sneE pr-r tee LsSs rsEi1h Epper
Drip asii~y an1 IT, uittls ard ngrth
Atantic stat-s where N. Weather -
ssESfAly lns~ftl@1 thts rnoruin< F1.1r
~@atnsr - N. RUE IN otbsr ssc'i0as-
An ar. . htsh pr---ur. 4. moving
----f~srt over ne upper v.asys 81
tsrcsc - = decided "a ~ t~mI-rs-
tlrs rsAhzs 2 e.. degree. below
f-.c -ss recorded ~ Soor.h-ad
Nfrr
Che llsl pr-ss-r- 49, win nov.
-sp'-1 -astvarr -lL tAir and colder
~eAtH-f i- hl4ll.i-1 fcr .hi- SEXTON
tonight AM Tnursfss
rhs .ttt4 all continue % fAI! slow
'r .r rrraIn nearly statiouar, "a the
district f9f the u-Ht - hours wickets
lu~r az Ie.ar Nps e q. ~ n sni %
% o. HOWE
S-eriou Director
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
STEUBENVILLE

- "a ulsgaf-- - tss fat.iil r-acsr
SIEt bENNilI-E O. Nov. IL
JaVraiis J-eks NcCls.ry l. sivtnE
ne iEarz-Arr directors 70 understAac
thst u % not u thsir Jurisdiction
rAen Ne turns childrsn over 20 them
~ ksS2 unti, homes Are found Tor
hen. hat they cannot set Asids the
cecree % the court b turning them
S@ck 20 Tie homes th-y ~ere thea
ron s>csase % improper environ
nsnts. tust 20 economite
VII % Dora V. Hi proeAied Win
Kate Hin ereeutrii no bead
Kate Wascro~ taken from pa-~nts
and placed IN suitable hoD~
Jno Chrystobsky appointed guard
IA OF Enri 0rfnvslsky
Jno- Chs,stoysky appointed admin
istrator o, the estate % IguAir F-des.
chovssi head $500
Decree 20 ApprNise zeal es,a,e IN
estate % Margaret Johnston
Joe e. Bowers appointed Affninis
traitor o, estate OF Howard StArk
bond $500. Inventory. etc. Issued
Inventory. etc issued in -s-Ats o.,
Jacob Adrian
Frank Sasso ordered % deA. ana
dumb institution
Inventory. e.. liec n estate %
Letita e. Robertson
Juveniie AFFIDAVIT against Lorenzo
MarellA. - a.
sale confirmed and deco ord~red IN
estate - Juo. Kidd
Application 10 probate will o. Anna
Feather
Suspended sentence 20 Bows Farm
given Nike LuIsn
Steve Kaliai appointed guardian "a
estate OF Barbara Tricsso; bond
g. 900
Appraisal and sale % reAl estate On
estate % Wm Harrington. II g.. and
same confirmed.
Petition 20 sell real estate in in-
solVency % r. =. Call
Ayra h Neely appointed admins
tratriN IN estate OF Anra & King
bond 5000. inventory. etc issued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Jennie Painter vs. Geo o. Painter.
suit Tor divorce and custody % minor
children. They were married April
p. 1906. and she alleges V,lfui ali
scnc' Wm Dixon. Jr.. attorney
Jno : M-iEhen vs. jos Weinstein
transcript from docket 90 Squire Law
Ter
Frank Brrsks IS 4. q blair Mining
60 dismissed
e.. , Dawson vs. Oh We'll Supply
60 81 al. dismissed
Jos. Danish vs. Connecticut Fire
Insurance Co. settled
Jesse q Gilchrist - Means Engine
Machine 60 settled. two cases
St MaTy's Machine Co vs. : NJ
For er. costs 20 boz secured or case
dismissed
Alex WitkoWs.i vs. Koscuiusko
Mercantile Co; verdict FOR 500 dam.
ages
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
WELLSBURG
10 Maka Renalrn

Council 81 their meeting on Tues
day night next viii authorize the re-
pairing and improving o. the armory
in dle city hall This would have
been done az the last meeting but D,
vas not known what should be used
on the Walls and ceiling 49, DO esti.
mates had been taken. u IL under.
stood now. however. that the armory
viii Dc either painted or papered az
the cOs' OF putting on a metal ceillug
would be too great.
number 81 important matters vii.
come before the city fathers a, their
meeting next week 10 is thought
hat matters relating ~ the neF
school buildings. which are now belng
erected. viii Be taken up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Coffee

srseial n'srat-a f1 80 trfslrgsn--r.
Ner York. Nov Law Var
set advanced MI fran. December
FUTURES closed orcref a. 1880. March
closed offered a. i2ff May closed
offered A. 1919. July closed oTerrf
a. 1890. septemh~ ~ closed offered af
i37f RIO 40 q quoted o. rr7frr.c
market steady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

The funeral % a. s. r smith. vn1
died Monday after a zee days Illness
of pnruu0n uss held yeuerda b
from The fsmiy resideuce. C44 sign
sree'. and 'utermenf vas made r
Franklin cemetery
The deceased vas iI bot a fae
DAYS and bis death came AZ a shoe =
t1 his relatives and friends 10 q
survived Dr. uIfe three sons three
daughters. 100 brothers and tro
sisters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

far - choiSe u-<frirx ftlsaf-A
rtrsothy se~t-ti1e9g
ci0S~-tiAboOe oloo.
Furk-k~s- p-r Sst tlsfed
tArc-P-r ieo -. tslg.
Short Rts-stc-- Cloosr1. IsiT.
UNION STOCK rARDe. PITTS
BLRGH. Nov l--C,-tle St--dy
supply. nssf. ehoics. I7sec-.-g
grtFa. aIso7fs
shss2-st-~ey. suspsy. fair. p-1ras
~~th--s usocG-S cuu. Ane EN-
r1On. tL0<aiS lambs. tssa9G s.
VeAi cslves. fs0sus1B
c>css prime hs.vi-- 80 sS1sss me-
a;sn,s. pts heavy yurk.rs ssse
hsht yOrssrs. tssoosGo. pigs 49,
osis. r0Gshs, t:-s00sSs.
CHICAGO. Nov Is-C7o.. c.ssI.
R-csip.- r.o4c. -n.rt-s araii az -Ar.y
a~S!tns; e~...s. tss1Csio Texas
steers tAooeSN western steer.
tAtsG- -. stocksre and fs~osrx g. o.
gE.7e: cows ana h<f-r- .. co -
ca1~~- t.;eCsss
Hog Ksosipts. g1,ec9 muE-,
slow and steady 80 op~mnE prie>s
Lxht ssstgaSo niHed. 80 ffs 60
h~Avy O. usss. rough. - coaS-.
rood % choice heavy. ts:SGss piss
500 $50 buis 80 saiss lggogs
Sheep-Rso.ipts .g.0Oe market
slow natives - scdsso wsst-rr.
ifssn8sA y-sriings isT6us-f
lambs native ts.1s9soo. western
ts.1soss0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

s. sores o. f1~kpin aames aII ne
rolled fo-n.stt on the Li1Iou alleys
between teams -epresenunz Wena
burE and F0lansbee Three Eames
rfI BE- rolled. total pins % count
We..sburg has already taken tvo
series from Follanshes within The IA.
tao weeks and no trouble ls antci
safed in another fe'ea- for them 90
night A great deal OF interest has
been manifested in the series
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

The annual meeting o. tho stock
holders of the Advance Building ~.
sDciatlon vlu BE- held tOfurnt az the
Office o. the association on Seventh
street
a board - directors and officers for
the ensuing year vin b. elected ami
number - important matters wiII
De- brouga' % the attention - The
stool holdeTs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
WHEAT

'urAGC. Sov I5-Rair- threat
~rIng 90 @p.U On" Ars-n'ir- harvest
formed tho main source - strength
today lu "a. market Tor wheat The
close ran from tNa sam" a. last night
POP - r fac advance. corn finished =
90 20 az ~ down. oats or q. GOO A.. r sc
and provisions ~ e. -@tc gain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
Dry Good

Nev York Sow 1--Tae cotton
eoots markets. are quiet with a ter.
deucy toward more stesIi1eas Job
bers are ioing a soas0nah.e trade tr
small lots Retail trade has been
stimulated by cooler ueafhar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

The r. Rev Bishop Geo VI Peter
E.n. o. fle diocese % West gIrg.nla
$3.50 vist We'shurg ol Saturday next
and ufn confer ufh DO vesf~v %
rr. .r matters of
importarce CHIEF o. uhich vu be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Harry ~ Gosse't. IS years. OF
Mingo Junction. and Vernon VI An
drews. 10 years. OF Steubeuville
George -. Rushhng. y - Years.
% Noungsto~u and Laura T. sehaner
70 years % Toronto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

the church. which has been without =
minister for several months
An EFFORT will De made 20 have
minister here within . short time
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Bsron's Looa, Stocks

WHEELING. ~. th.. Ntt 90. r-
The following quotauons ON tr. NOR.
s~tFe wheeling ssocEs a. -.,r.-,-s
asily Tor inc inteiuKsnce- - Gaors- W
tHf"H. local broker. srl 81 o. Afars1ali
manager Eor1 department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

The Shamrocks defeated the We
tors in TWO out % three gaucs A.
he Linton Glleys. hy tho following
scores
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Petroleum

'iL CITY ia N1r Credit .. ..
al.re g. r4us. Ief-.-. ...-...-
iilit'. shipments --srrr r-sr.rs
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washington. Nov. 1J.--At the begin
ming 81 business today the condition
~ the United states treasury vas.
Working balance in treasury o.
fees. f7O.O25.591
In banks aud Philippine treasur,
f35.3g7.316
The total balance IN general fund
was 1929 .35s.sOG.
ordinary receipts Yesterday we're
u'bf2'Sls. With ordinary dishurae.
ments Of t2.4Os.s2s
The deficit % date This fiscal year
10 tlo.lll.f8s. as against a deficit 81
tlS,1%l.s51 a. this time last year
These ngures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

WliEff.f%5. ". Va Slv 10 ~
Hangs 90 Hcttss stuaEs au tus go
YORK. Stock - hanEe coffsct~l daily -
- n ha.tcl 3 90. n-nAs-.
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Money.

New York Nov. l5.-Money on call
steady az 81 aeIS: ruling rate "a
closing bid. "a offered AZ ~.
Close. Prime mercantile paper. "a
"a per cent sterling exchange
steady with actual business IN bank
ers bills az $3.50 FOR 90 days. and
az 80 Tor demand. Commercial bills
$50 y. Bar silver 56hc. Mexican
dollars Shc Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Trust n.-rater r-izft Id.
1c7ular fhss you'd llousyoI.,.
rlssrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

"4i-tLiNG. S. so So .Il
Joe ..ts- llttrb4r. $3.50 r,.r..
sH. .r.s-f. aau.aaG Ts~h.rsa ~ :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

WHEELING, y W T1v - II
fTtot'~i tF a a. Mssran a 90 l. = 7
.tF' r. o. fnue~r tnema~r1 reu YORK
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Baltimore and one railroad - ~
only line opsr-sins through Pullman
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
GOVERNOR ASKED
TO SEND TROOPS
Two Whites and Two Negroes
Killed In Race Riot.

Manford, Okla, Dec. 5.-Following
the deaths of two white men and two
negroes in a pitched battle between
the races a petition was circulated
here appealing to Governor Cruce to
send company of state troops.
The negroes all over the county are
reported to be rising and another race
war similar to the one at Muskogee
recently is feared.
The trouble commenced when two
negroes tried to hold up three white
farmers The whites resisted, drove
off the blacks and posse was formed
and gave chase.
In battle between the posse and
the negro trio, Fred Evans, member
of the posse, was instantly killed;
Billy Johnson, another white, so seri-
ously wounded that he died later;
Robert Jones, negro robber, killed
and his brother, Buck" Jones, shot
through the breast.
A mob took Buck" from the jail
and hanged him, after riddling his
body with bullets.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
PROBE IS
STILL UNDER WAY
Looking for MEN Higher Up''
in Dynamite Cases.

Indianapolis, Dec 5.-"Some persons
that apparently have been so astound
ed by the pleas of guilty of the McNa-
mara brothers at Los Angeles may
soon be still further amazed" said a
representative of one of the employ.
ers' organiza tions, watching the federal
probe here into the alleged nation.
wide dynamiting conspiracy. mo one
at all informed believes the McNa-
maras were alone in operations that
covered 100 explosions from coast to
coast and cost an enormous sum OF
money"
Accountants and stenographers that
are proceeding with an examination
of records and correspondence of the
International Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers, in the
federal grand jury chambers, are seek
ing evidence, it was learned, as to the
exact disposition of certain funds OF
the associations.
Specifically the federal inquiry is as
to whether or not the statute govern
ing interstate transportation of dyna
mite has been violated, but since the
visit of Detective William j. Burns to
this city it is intimated that prosecu
tions on more serious charges may
follow if the federal grand jury returns
indictments against men allaged, to
have been higher up in the McNa
mara conspiracy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
FIGHT IS TO BE KEPT UP
Confessions Only First Chapter In
Case, Says Attorney.

New York, Dec. 4.-"The fight has
only just begun. This is only the first
chapter. What we want to find out
now is who were the men behind the
McNamaras, and this we propose to
do"
This statement was made by Walter
Drew, chief counsel for the National
Erectors' association, which employed
William j. Burns and his detectives
to investigate the Los Angeles dyna
hitting case.
"The McNamaras, In pleading guilty,
have said that they were sent out
there and acted for principle" Mr.
Drew continued 1T Is obvious that
the men representing this principle
have kept them well supplied with
money. 1t is to find out who these
men are that becomes the important
issue from rnw on !"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
WILL DROP PROSECUTION
Four Corporations Sued in Steel Trust
Case Legally Dead.

Trenton, N. j., Dec. 5.-Four New
Jersey corporations recorded as dead
in the Office of the secretary of state
are among the defendants In the gov
ernments dissolution suit against the
United States Steel corporation. The
proceedings against them probably
will be dropped as the result.
The defunct corporations are the
Carnegie Company of New Jersey, the
National Steel company, the American
Steel HooD company and the American
Sheet Steel company.
All other defendants, individual and
corporate, with the exception of Ed
mund c. Converse, have filed appear
ances. John d. Rockefeller and John
ID. Rockefeller, Jr., sent messenger
down with their writ of appearance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
WILL GO ON PENSION ROLL
Veteran Traffic Director of Hartman
Lines to Retire.

San Francisco, Dec 81. C. Stubbs,
the veteran traffic director of the Har-
riman system, who will retire at the
end of the year, will be placed on the
pension roll of the Hartman lines this
week. He will receive about $4,000 a
year for life
His pension would be smaller than
this, but owing to an agreement Mr..
Stubs made some time ago with
President Lovett he is retained as con-
sulting traffic expert and his services
are always TO be available for the COM
pany.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
INDICTED MAN CUTS THROAT
Sheriff Finds Real Estate Dealer Seri
ously Wounded.

Lake City, Mimi, Dec. 5.-George
Watson, real estate dealer of this
city, attempted to end his life by cut
ting his throat with a razor at his
home in this city, 1t is alleged, when
Sheriff Bochlke called to see him re-
gardng an indictment returned a
couple of weeks ago by the grand
jury and charging Watson with enter
ing into a conspiracy to defraud in a
land deal
When the sheriff appeared to serve
a summons, Watson went In to the
back yard where few minutes later
he was found with his throat cut 1t
is believed he will recover
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05

Executive Departments of Government
Ask Less.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Estimates OF
the treasury department for running
the government during the next fiscal
Iear, just submitted to congress, con-
templates saving of SCI, ,2SS. .e2l.43
as compared with the amount appro-
priated for the fiscal year, 1911-12. The
total amount estimated for all ex-
penses of government is s745,9S4,5 ,563
This amount does not include the ap-
preparation of the postoffice depart
ment which is expected to be self-sus
tanning. The appropriations made by
congress Tor the present fiscal year
aggregate s767.2tS,4s5.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
BENEDICT WILL TRY AGAIN
Commodore Charters Another Yacht
for Long Cruise.

New York, Dec. 5.-Undaunted by
the bad luck which terminated his
southern cruise last June, when the
chartered yacht Virginia carrying him
and party of friends was wrecked on
the Cuban coast, Commodore f. c.
Benedict has this year chartered for a
four months cruise the four masted
yacht Alvina.
He and a party of friends will sail
to South America on the Alyina on
Dec. Is. They will go as far as Bue-
nos Ayres.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Cardinals Receive FeIicitations.

Rome, Dec. cardinals Farley
thousands of cablegrams, addresses
and letters renewing congratulations
after their definite creation as cardi.
mails and admission to the sacred col.
lege. Both undertook a number of Of.
fetal visits, Cardinal Farley beginning
with cali on Cardinal Oreglia, dean
of the sacred college
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Dec 4.-Cattle-Beeves,
$4.50@9.15; Texas steers, $4.1005.75;
Western steers, S4.40@7.15; stockers
and feeders, $300@5.75; cows and
heifers, $19005.90; calves. $5.500S.-
90. Hogs--Light. $5.60@6.30; mixed,
$5.90@6.50: heavy, $5.95@6.50; rough,
$5.95@6.20; good to choice heavy, So
206650; pigs, s4.50m5.95. Sheep
Native, $2.50@4.00; yearlings, $4,000
5.25: lambs, $3.75G6.O0.
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KING OF SIAM.

who died in October, 1910, but a years
court mourning prevented the corona
tion taking place sooner.
Consul General G. Cornell Tarler
represented the United States and the
big European powers were also repre-
sented
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Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, Dec. 4.-Wheat-Dec.
s102ls; May, s1.06S @1.06A. Cash
close on track: No. hard, $1.03zs !:
No. / Northern, $1.03h 01O3A; to ar
rive, SLOPPY @1.O3h; No. Northern,
S1.01L@1G1ss; to arrive, $1.00k a
1.O1M; No. 3 Northern, 96@98Ac; No.
3 yellow corn, 60N61c; to arrive, Soc;
No. 4 corn. 5305Sc; No. 3 white oats.
455s@46c; to arrive. 45lzc; No. 3 oats
l3044hc: barley, 70c0$1.1S.
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NEGROES UNDER ARREST
Cashier Killed and $1,000 Taken From
Cash Drawer.

Kansas City, Dec. 5.-Five negroes
are under arrest here charged with be-
ing implicated in the murder OF Albert
Underwood. assistant cashier OF the
local Missouri Pacific freight house,
who was fatally wounded when the
freight house was robbed last Friday
night. Underwood lived less than
twsnty-four hours after being shot.
Featherstone Powell, janitor of the
freight house, who was arrested on
suspicion. made q confession implicat-
Ing four others, Holcoy Powell. Arthur
Brown, George Bonner and Falconer
0ibbe.
The robbers took $1,000. which has
not been recovered.