davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
Kradziea ma cmentarzu.

stsfy ANJ 49, a
Erie, Pa, 10 lutego. = Me
zmierna sensacye wywoia,o tu
zrabowanie pewnej trumny re
zwiokami mauzoleum zmarie-
go posla do kongresu Williama
L. Scotia. Dwie kobiety przecho-
dzace przez cmentarz spostrze-
giy, re lahcuch pred nauzoleum
Jest zerwany, drzwi rozbite / We
wnatrz jakis nielad panuje. Ma
tychmiast uwiadomify o tenn pa
MIA Chas. Strong, corke zmarie-
go, a nlaizonke prezydenta kolei
Erie and Pittsburg E0ilku in
nych korporacyi. Zarzadzone sle-
dztwo wykazalo, re w mauzole-
um zerwano przy pomocy dfuta
pieczec W niszy trumny pani Nc
Collum, siostry zony Scotia, ze
trumne meta1owa jej zwiokami
wyieto zabrano. Piecze6 ma nj
sly przeciwleglej, zawierajaceJ
zwloki Scottowej r6wniez zerwa-
no i trumne do po}owy wysunie-
to, ale jej ME zabrano. Wazony z
paprociami palmami byfy poo
balane i czeSciowo poniszczone
slady w Sniegu swiadczyly, re
trumne zabrano ma woz / wy
wieziono przez jedna BRAN
cmentarza ma ulice, gdzie slady
koI zmieszaly sic re sladami koi
innych woz6w. Podejrzenie po-
licyi pada ma WIochow, zwlasz-
GA ma ,,Czarna Reke", ktora mo-
re zarzadzila kradziez w celu zy-
skania okupu. Scott W swoim
czasie otrzymywai cd Czarnej
Reki listy, z pogrozkami, re jego
wlasnosc zostanie zniszczona, je-
zeli ME zlozy okupu $4,000. -
William L. Scott, ktory wybu-
dowal mauzoleum pred 20 laty,
byl przyjacielem Clevelanda "a
czas6w jego pierwszej admin
stracyi, przywodca demokratycz-
nym w izbie posiow. Cleveland
nalezal do stray honorowej ma
pogrzebie Scotia, ktorego zwloki
pierwsze z1ozono W mauzoleum.
Scott byi jednym z pierwszych
magnatow kolejowych W a1raju.
= Zarzad cmentarza wyznaczyi
ST 900 nagrody "a wykrycie spra-
wc6w kradziezy.
szczeg6lny wynik giosowania.
Topeka, Kas., 10 lutego. =
Senat legislatury Stanu Kansas
odrzucil 21 glosami przeciw 1S
nowele tyczaca sic zaprowadze-
MIA referendum i inicyatywy.Wy y
mix tego gsosowania dlatego Jest
szczeg6lny, ze tax demokraci jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
/; South Dakota /; Texas 3; u
tab 1; Washington 2; West Vir-
ginia /.
Powitanie wegierskiego meza
starlu.

PoWltanie WegfersKlego meza
stanu.
Washington, 10 lutego. = w
izbie poslow wydarzyi sic ME
zwykiy wypadek, ze byly prezy-
dent wegierskiej izby nizszej.
stojac, ma trybunie amerykahskiej
izby poslow, wygiosil move do
obecnych. By, to hr. Albert Ap-
ponyi, kt6ry przybyi do Amery-
XII w celu wygloszenia szeregu
odczyt6w. Azeby mu dae sposob-
nose do przemowienia, zarzadzo-
no pauze W obradach ma pre-
ciag Is minut. Kiedy skohczyi
movie, posiowic defilowali
przed MIN kazdyz z Mich uscisnal
mu reke. Mowca Cannon pred
stawil go izbie posi6w, pochleb-
ME wyrazajac sic o jego zasfu-
gach. Hr. Apponyi odpowiedzial
Erotko. Zauwazyi, re bedac we
gierskim urzednikiem rzadowym,
musi rozwazac bardzo to, co ma
powiedziec, re przeto obszernle
movie ME moze, zw}aszcza, ze
maio mu wyznaczono czasu. Mo
wi, zwiezle o stostrlkach starego
Swiata do nowego / wspomniai,
ze nowy SWAT faktycznie to co
ma najlepszego zawdziecza sta
remu, ktorego pierwsi bali
przybyli do Ameryki, Apelowai
do zgromadzonych, by nowy
SWAT wzial udziai w dazeniach
do pokoju talk poteznie rozpocze-
tych, azeby nienawist i niezgoda
ustapily przyjazni i porozumie-
niu pon1iedzy ludzmi, ktorzy So
bratmi. - P6zniej hr. Apponyi
w towarzystwie austr. wegiers-
kiego ambassdora v. Hengelmu-
ellera i m6wcy Cannona odwie-
dzili senat, gdzie wiceprezydent
Sherman, przcwodniczacy W Sc
nacie, zaprosii go, ably zajai miej-
see obok niego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10

biOShy OiONS'
Do niepewnych naleza:
Pringle, Daley, Cullerton,
Cermak, Lawley, Stewart, Muir
ray, Bauler, Krurnholtz, Capp,
Ryan, Donahue, Clark.
Alderman Kunz obnzeniem
mowil wczoraj zatnacllu na
kase nrejska:
- Te sprawe powinno sic od-
daG pod sad wielkoprzysie-
giych.
Milioner pozycza 10 eentow.
Cz}owiek bez centa W kieszeni
W gromadzie obcych jest W o.
kropnych tarapatach, chot W do
mu, W banlcu, lub gdzieindziej
ma miliony. o tenn d,ajlepiej prze
kmal sic Daniel G. Reid, byiy
prezes trustu blaszanego dy-
rektor kolei Rock Island.
Milioner ten pojechai do No
wego Yorlu wraz iona we
swoim wiasnym fnteresie. Ra-
zem przyjacielem swym W. H.
Moorem byi on ma posiedzeniu
dyrektorow American Can CO. W
Jersey City / wrarajac do Move
60 Yorku przekonal sic, re ME
ina przy sobie ami centa ma prze-
jazd promem lub koleja podzie-
NINA. Moore po1yczyi mu 10 cen
tow ma jazde potem znajon1ym
opowiedziai Gale zajscie.
,,Milionerka" siedziaia W kozie.
Wczoraj nareszcie prysiy zio-
te shy Jerzego Henderson,, kto-
ry ozenil sic bogato, a ktorego
policya wczoraj przekona}a, re
poSlubii znana policyi ptaszyne,
kobiete bez majatku, ME Mafgo-
rzate Wilson, corke nowojorskis-
go milionera, ale Mabel Keenor,
ktorej fotografia zdobi galerye
zbrodniarzy. Henderson zendlai
kiedy policya pokazasa mu te
podobizne. Detektywi obecnie
poszukuja czfowieka nazwiskiem
Keenor, ktdry uchodzii "a jej
meza.
Henderson poznai te kobiete
W styczniu. Powiedziaia mu wo-
VEGAS, re ojciec jej umarl MEDIA
VINO teinu " Nowym Yorku re
zostawil jej $2,5oo,ooo. Wobec
tego Henderson rzucil posade,
ktora mu przyuosha $4,000 rocz-
ME i poslubi, ,,mihonerke". Te-
raz przekona, sic, ze to zbrod-
niarka, ktora "a rome oszustwa
diva lata W kozie spedzila.
Nova oszustka.
Malgorzata Graham, ktora sic
oglasza jako psychistka czy spi-
zostaia wczoraj aresz-
towana W swojem micszkaniu p.
n. 2o19 Michigan ave-. ma skarge
Liny Sanders, ktorej sprzedafa
try ,,mistyczne kamienie", ktore
n,iaiy jej przyuiest zdrowie, 30
gactwo szczescie.
Parma Sanders powiedziala Sc
dziemu, ze zapiacisa oszustce W
przeciagu dw6ch lat $500 i re
z tych pier,iedzy dostaaa po-
wrotem zaledwie $500. Sanders
pochodzi Fond du Lac, Wis.
Ia jeden talizmsn zapfacifa
$500 a "a drugi sI,1oo. Kazdy
,,mistyczny kamieh" mial swojs
size drozsze kamienie wiecej
zdrowia i szczescia niaiy przy-
nosic. Naturalnie, kobieta zau-
1e jej kasa znacznie sic
zmniejszyia i kazaia wobec tego
oszustke aresztowac.
Kolizya.
Szese osob odliosio lekkie IA
ny W kolizyi tramwajowej Viii
ting / Pullman wczoraj wieczo-
rem.
Tramwaj, jadacy do Whiting
wpadi tyiu na tramwaj z Pull
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
o swobody handlowe i ,,wzajem-
nose" Kanady re Stanami.
z Anglii. spraw rOsyjskich.
z Niemiec: Wynalazek! Konstytucya ola Azacyi.
Ces Wilhelm Papieza?
z DzUMA sIE zMNIEJszA
Wall<i w Mexyku.

kongresie-Gosc Weger iz0le po-
sf6w-Tatt Stanu ArzonaPlan PEN
syonowana urzednk6w Chicago Kradzie1 ma cmentarzu
w Erie, -Nieszczesce kOpalni W Colorado
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
Me bedzie podwyzki.

Wobec tego, ze pogfoska o
$4,000 zebranych przez pollcyan
tow ma agitacye o podwyzszenie
pensyi, rozeszla sic pred CA
sem, Il aldermanow, ktorzy
przedtem godzili sic ma podwyz-
szenie pensyi - wycofaio swe
poparcie Gala sprawa upadnle.
Dzisiaj zebraia sic rada mie]ska
W celu obradowania mad budze-
tenn mad przyjeciem tegoz.
Alderman oburzeni sa ma po-
gioske rzekomem przekup-
stwie. Wielu w oburzeniu SVEN
zazada sledztwa w teJ sprawie,
ably sprawdzic, czy policyancl /
stotnie TAXI fundusz zebrali ma
wywalczenie swego.
Reprezentaci policyi Cd dawna
mad podwyzka pracowali. Mieli
luz podobno 3S alderman6w po
swei stronie, gdy jak piorun z
pogodnego nieba przyszsa wiado-
NOSE o $4,000 przez Mich zebra
nych ma przekupienie radnych
miasta.
Wczoraj pytano sic alderma-
now, kazdego osobna co sadza
O podwyzce. Ia podwylka dla
policyi i stray pozarnej oswald
czyli sic:
Kenna, Coughlin, Shufelt,
Sheahan, Derpa, Emerson, Flick,
Egan, Vavricek, Danisch, Buck
lev, Utpatel, Healy, Twgg, Nc
Dermott, McInerney, Mahoney,
Bergen, Rea, Fisher.
Przeciw podwyzce stanowczo
sic oswiadczyli:
Harding, Foreman, Richert,
Martin, Long, Parker, Merriam,
Bowler, Powers, Taylor, Foell,
Clettenberg, Hey, Haderlein,
| Dunn. Thomson, Lipps, Snow,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
z kongresu.

Washington, 10 lutego. -
Demokraci w izbie posiow, przy
pomocy kilku republikan6w, kto-
rzy ME chcieli sic przylaczyc do
uchwal Kola republikanskiego,
zwyciezyli w swej walce o powie-
kszenie liczby posiow w izbie ma
podstawie liczenia ludnoSci w r.
1910. Przeglosowali nowele re-
publikafskiego kaukusu, ma pod
stawie ktorej liczba posl6w mia
la nadal bye niezmieniona (39D
i przyjeli pierwotna nowele
Crumpaokera, podnoszaca te Ii
czbe do 433, poczawszy cd 3go
marca 1913. Jezeli do tego czasu
Arizona New Mexico stana sic
Stanami, to otrzymaja po jednym
reprezentancie, tax, re liczba po-
slow wyniesie 435. Zdaje sic, re
senat rowniez przyjmie te nowe-
le. Wedle tego nowego podzialu,
zaden ze Stanow ME straci ami
jednego posla, natomiast naste-
pujace Stany mice beda reprezen-
tacye liczniejsza o ilosc posiow tn
podana Alabama 1; California 8 F.;
Columbus /; Florida /; Georgia
/; Idaho I; Illinois 2; Louisia-
ma l; Massachusetts, 2;Michigan
/; Minnesota 1; New Jersey 2;
New York 6; North Dakota. i ;
Ohio l.; Oklahoma B.; Oregon /;
PENNSYLVANIA 4; Rhode Island
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
Z Austryi.


Wieden. 10 lutego. - w Dele
gacyach austro-wegierskich mi
mister spraw zagranicznych Aeh-
renthal omawia sytuacye polity-
czna; sprostowa} on pogloski,
jakoby Niemcy spowodowaiy Au-
strye do podniesienia stoPy ar
mil reformy floty; rowniez ME
przeciw Wlochom sa te zarzadze-
MIA skierowane, ale wywofuje je
potrzeba sytuacyi ogolno polity-
cznej. Inaczejby Austrya pozo-
staIa W tyle. Wywody tie przyje-
to.
w parlamencie wniesiono
projekt ustawy o domokraz-
swte; przyszio przy tenn do ME
malej awantury. peinej wyzwisk
i halasu: posiowie Mailer Malik
pobili sic; wynikiem pojedynek.
Dzuma.
Charbin, Mandzurya, 10 lutego.
- w przebiegu epidemii znac
maia ulge; miniony tydzien
mniej porwal ofiar dzieki zdwo-
jonej alatywnosci sanitarnych
wladz i instytucyi. Juz 80 Euro
| pejczykow umarlo w Charbinie
ma dzume, W tenn Sch lekarzy, 8
sanitaryuszy Is dozorcow.
Walk W Meksyku.
Meksyk, niasto. 10 lutego. -
Dowodca rewolucyonistow O.
rozco cofnal sic z pod miasta
Juarez; niema on dose sill, by sta
vic colo poiaczonym oddziaiom
gen. Navarry, ktory juz tylko o
jeden dziej drogi jest oddalony
cd miasta, Zapewniaja, re obleze-
MIA Orozco zaniechai zupelnie i
W calym tym dystrykcie miasta
Juarez rewolucyonisci zarzadzili
owrot. Donosza te5 o kilku pniei
waznych potyczkach, W ktorych
wiecej sic psuje prochu, niz sko-
ri lud5kkiei = ma szczsscie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
Telegramy kralowe
w sprawie ukaadu z Kanada.

Washington, 10 lutego.-Pier-
wszy strzal w walce przyJecie
ukIadu Kanada padl wczoraj
kiedy senator Beveridge India
ny (insurgent) przemawial W /
mieniu administracyi, bynaj-
mniej ME starajac sic przema-
wiaG w imieniu partyi republi-
kanskiej. Przy koncu swego pre-
mowienia odpowiadal ma zapyta-
MIA stawiane mu przez innych Sc
nator6w, zwlaszcza przez Bora
fla Idaho Smitha Michi-
gan.
Prezydent Taft przekonany, ze
W kongresie sprawa ukiadu z
Kanada bedzie nalezycie dysku-
towana, wyjeohal, azeby W kilku
miastach Srodkowego Zachodu
przemawiac publicznie potrze-
bic zawarcia tego ukladu. Zapo-
wiedziane So jego przemowienia
W Columbus, o. Springfield.
w sprawie komisyi taryfowej.
Washington, 10 lutego. = Ko-
mitet senatu dla spraw finanso-
wych, postanowii przychylnie
zreferowac nowele izby postana-
wiajaca utworzyc komisye tary-
fowa. w komitecie wszyscy repu-
blikanie gsosowali "a przychyl-
nem referowaniem novel;, a
wszyscy demokraci przeciw.
Przyjeto jednakowoz kilka waz-
nych poprawek. Pomiedzy inne-
mi uchwalono, re senat ma "a
twierdzac mianowanie pieciu
czionkow komisyi.
Ustawa stanowa przyjeta.
Phoenix, Ari., 10 lutego.-Na-
dzieja przeciwnikow konstytu-
cyl, re ogol SVEN giosowaniem
odrzuci projekt novel konstytu-
cyl, ME speinila sic. Wedle made
szlych dotychczas raportow, pro-
jekt przeszedi bardzo znaczns
wiekszoscia g{osow. So.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
Ustawa stanowa przyjeta.
Nowy plan pensyjny.

Springfield, ILL.,, 10 lutego. =
Senator stanowy Glockin wni6sl
w senacie nowele majaca ma celu
utworzenie funduszu pensyjnego
dla ludzi zatrudnionycr w sfuz-
bic miejskiej W Chicago, z wyja-
tkiem policyantow i straznik6w
kt6rzy juz maja sw6j fundusz
pensyjny. Kazdy zatrudniony W
tel siuzbie miejskiej ma PLACID So
miesiecznie do tego funduszu;
prawo do pensyi bedzie mia}, sko-
70 s}uzy 20 lat, osiagnie 50 rok
zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10
Nieszczescie ma okrecie wojen
nVr11
nyn.

Washington, 10 lutego. -
Wskutek przedwczesnego strza-
iu przy dawaniu salwy ma anne
rykanskiej kanonierce Dolphin,
ktora znajduje sic pod Port au
Prince, Hayti, dwaj kanonierzy
bardzo niebezpiecznie zostali
Skaleczeni. Department floty O.
rzymai zawiadomienie o tenn cd
komendanta okretu. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10

Berlin. 10 lutego- = Prof. OF
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-10

Paryz, 10 lutego. = Czionkami
Azademii umiejetnoSci obrano
poete Henryka de Regnier / Sc
natora Hipolita Langlois.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-06
Thanksgiving Play Repeated.


Tuesday evening, the Baker hall girls
of the Maine State Industrial school en-
tertained the girls of the Erskine and
Flagg Drummer halls by repeating their
Thanksgiving play. 1t was another OF
those pleasant occasions that break in
upon the monotony of the school life and
tend to sbrighten the minds and hearts
of these wards of the State. The play,
last night, was a patriotic Thanksgiving
production that was rendered In a wey
that would have done credit to the best
trained scholars in any of the public
schools. and reflected with much credit
upon the officers of the institution who
had the young ladies in training Two of
the girls in the play. Tuesday night, were
in the role of Southern darkies and their
parts We're a brilliant success, every
thing typical of real Southern lassies
Their rendition of "Dixie'' was fine. The
Journal reporter was an invited guest
and he found the entire play we'll WORTH
the trip to witness it. These exchanges
of courteses among the girls of the va
rious halls are productive of pleasant
and profitable friendships. The inmates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-06
WEST GARDINER.

James Abbot Spear. who for mum
Der of months has been a patient SUI
ferer, passed away at 40 p. M, Tues
day, at his home at Spears Corner
He was the youngest son of James
and Mary Ann (MerrilD Spear and
was born Aug. 10. 184S. When a
young man he was employed for u
time upon the estate of Robert Treat
Paine, at Beverly. Mass, and later
made trip to California. Returning
to best Gardiner, he remained upon
the old homestead the balance of his
life He never married. A brother,
Alonzo, who resides in Boston. and
two sisters, Melissa Damon. and An
|nette. with whom he lived at the time
OF his death, survive. He had Il wide
circle of friends in this and surround
ing towns, who held him in high es-
TEEN. Funeral services will be held
at 10 A. NJ, Friday, Dee. s, at his
late home at Spears Corner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-06
Cobbosseecontee Grange.


Cobbosseecontee Grange held an all
day session. Tuesday. and elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Master. Alfred Merrill; overseer, M. o.
Parker: lecturer. John a. Spear stew
ard. A. NJ. Gosline; assistant steward
Carl Collins; chaplain. Celia Davis;
treasurer. Clarence Wakefield: secretary,
Mrs Laura Johnson; gatekeeper, Walter
Wakefield. Ceres. Mrs Lottie Merrill;
Pomona, Mrs NJ. O. Parker; Flora, Miss
Bertha Spear: lady assistant steward,
Miss Eva Jones; lecturer, Mrs. r. l..
Snow. - go
The Grange voted to shake hands and
congratulate Daniel Merrill, whose
birthday came on Tuesday. and who is
one of the members. He was IS years
of age. He is a veteran of the Civil
War and took part in many of the prom
inent battles He has been a resident
of the town of West Gardiner many
years and, Is one of its best citizens
Dinner was, served the committee Ii
charge being Mrs. Alfred Merrill, Mrs
NJ o. Parker and Mrs. w. A. Gosline
The walters !. were Walter Wakefield
Carl Collins, Miss Bertha Spear and Mrs
Everette Pinkham.-A short program
was given. Remarks were made in IA
vor of Daniel Merrill by John Scott.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-06
SMALLPOX IN VERMONT
Prevents Opening Of Court, Tuesday,
At ST. johnsbary

st. Johnsbury, Vt, Dec. THE Sc
rious epidemic Of smallpox III this
section of the state resulted in not
one of the jurors of the panel sum
moned 10 attend the December term
of the Caledonia county court ap-
pearing at the court house when the
session opened. today. Although it is
considered that the spread of the dis
ease has been checked. President G. S.
Caveriy of the State Board of Health
instructed the men that they had oct
ter remain at hong. III IHl
AS a result, judge W. w Miles
who presides at the Caledonia court,
announced that he would not hear any
cases that require a jury or wit
nesses. Some of the court business
that can be accomplished without
calling in outside parties will be done,
and then the court will take a recess
until the danger passes.
In various places near st. Johns
bury. there have been several hundred
cases of smallpox during the past few
weeks. No deaths have resulted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-06
SucceaSfuI Sale

church held their annual Christmas sale,
luncheon and supper. Tuesday afternoon
and evening, in Society hall. There was
a splendid line of ali kinds of fancy and
staple goods suitable for Christmas pres
ents on sale and ready purchasers Were
found. The luncheon and supper were
finely prepared and served in most
beautiful way. Homemade candies and
CONNECTIONS were in abundance. Greai
care was exercised and no eXorbitant
prices were charged. There was a large
crowd in attendance and the affair was a
financial success.
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TONE OF THE MARKET.

The demand for beef cattle showed
some Improvement, especially the
choicest beef cattle. the market for
which ranged from 61aq7Ac., as
against a high figure of &c, a week
ago. Good steers and oxen bring from
515T5i5c. the best fat cows 4A@4&c.,
medium to good cows 3h@4Ac., poor
to ordinary cows, 212dS15c., and bolog-
mas and Gamers, 2Q21ac. Bulls range
from 3G44c. Receipts of cattle were
fairly large, with only moderate offer
ings of choice cattle.
Veal calves were weaker in tone, the
general average being from 7QSc.. only
a few extra fancy calves selling above
that figure. Receipts were about as
usual. with the quality fair. Small
calves sold from $2m4 each.
Hogs showed no change from pre-
vious weeks, the market being firm,
61t616Mc. live weight. and from 7A0
She, dressed weight. AT the packing
houses receipts were quite heavy, but
only a moderate supply was received
at the yards
The market for sheep and lambs was
very dull. at the lowest prices for a
long time. Sheep sell for 1h03c., and
lambs from 31&0o5c. Receipts at the
slaughter houses continue heavy.
Mich COW trade is slow at the pre-
vious level Of prices, from $25@50, in
ordinary to good cows
Live poultry market steady and
without change. Fowl quoted at 11Q
1244c. large. roasters 13914c., with
mixed sizes at 11@12c; roasters 9Q1oc.
SALES AT THE YARDS.
Beef cattle-W. w. Mills sold bulls
Of 260o lbs. at sikc. and cows of $3.50
lbs. at &c. S f. Winch sold 3 COWS of
1920 lbs at IS and 6 cows, av. 800 lbs,
at 2Ac ] D. Neylon sold IA cows of
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DURLAND SUICIDE.
Investigation in Progress
By Insurance Company.
Report Of Medical Examiner
On Autopsy Made Public,
Includes Letter by Dead Man,
Found on Body.

Boston Dec. 5.-The investigation
being made by insurance company Of
hcials of the suicide of kellogg Dur
land, author and soeiologist, who killed
himself at the South station, Nov. 10,
led District Attorney Pelletier to make
public, tonight the report of Medical
Examiner Magrath on the autopsy
which report also includes letter
which was found on the dead man.
Durland left an insurance policy Of
$4,000. to go to his wife. The policy
was ineontestable because Of suicide,
but the unusual circumstances Of the
mans death by cyanide of potassium,
in the presence of his wife in her
stateroom on a train at the South sta
ton. at O'Clock, Sunday morning, to-
gether with the fact that the news of
the death was kept secret for nearly
four days, led the insurance company
to probe into the affair before making
payment
In addition to declaring that Dur
land committed suicide and was dis
guised Medical Examiner McGrath Of
fere the following letter in support of
his proof The letter was directed to
a friend of Durlandis $, ". d. Parmelee
of Munroe. n. Y, and was in part:
Dear Parmalee:
This tragedy is terrible thing to
have come into anyone's life. ! deeply
regret being the cause of its having
been brought into yours. / deserve un-
measured and endless hell for having
questioned one who was so loyal and
true as Genevieye. I simply could not
understand nor comprehend SO many
things. l have troubled you SO in
finitely already that perhaps a little
more will not matter SO much. In the
attic at home is a huge iron trunk.
painted red. In it are many letters
and papers of mine. Kindly have all
of these burned"
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home of the chairman. Mrs. Charles II.
Gray, Brunswick avenue. for the pur-
pose Of organizing campaign for the
sale of the Red Cross seals issued by
the National Red Cross. These seals are
not postage stamps. but Christmas dec
-orations, to be placed on the reverse
side of letters and parcels. Every seal
purchased goes to help fight tuberculosis
in our country, city and state Many
Gardiner people are willing and ready
to aid in the work Ladies will be sta
toned in the stores of f. S. Smith &
Co. and. Bell Brothers. dressed in Red
Cross costume, for the purpose of sell
ing the seals Besides this. organizations
OF women such as the Currents Events
Club, Mothers Club. Methodist Ladies'
Aid and that of the Free Baptist, have
sold or intend to sell the seals at their
Christmas sales and in order that the
young people may aid in this work the
pupils of the schools will be given sub
scription books with which they will
make a house-to-hous canvass Of the
city. taking the names of those who de-
sire the seals.
BY placing posters in conspicuous
places by issuing leaflets and bulletins
explaining the nature and object of the
seals, by reproducing these explanations
in the moving picture shows. and, 1t is
hoped, by having a special moving pic
ture exhibit describing the fight against
that is going, on all over
the country and all over the civilized
world-in short, by all the means in
their power-the Gardiner branch intends
to do all in its power before Christmas
to forward this work
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The best heavy drafters, 1850 to 1850
lbs, sold at sS25Q$425; more medium
weight drafters at s225QsS2s; heavy wagon
and express horses at s1759s225: light de-
livery and general purpose horses at sls5
qs2oo A few good sales of driving and
combination horses were reported around
$500. but for ordinary horses of this
class there was practically no demand,
At the City Sale Stables-Wheeler. Nc
Elveen & Co. received two express car
loads of green horses and about 100 ac-
climated and secondhand horsesn were
entered. Sales were quiet but values
were about as in the previous week.
WEIGH & Hall Co. sold one carload of
green horses. There was no change in
demand or values during the week.
Myer Abrams q Co. sold two carloads
of green horses. The demand was back
ward. but the lot was cleaned out at the
weeks end at even values.