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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12
Der Sabn oes &riessminiitcrs.
Burig, 26. sJuni.


Gin Witulieo beg Rubinetts Wton5
if polItommen unihuloig in ben
Gturs bineinse3ogsn poroen, uno bas
1T Der 6abn pss 5errH artegsmts
niIters. Der General 9piran be'uB.
ebe er in bic StraBe Dss betltgen Do
minitus berufsu puroe, etnen 9uhz
nerbof Der Ieines 2sbeus StoI3 nnb
Trsube beoeutste. Der prdhtige
5obn. Der pie Der Sultau BON WEa7
rotto peltpergeiIsR in ietnem 9dren
fpasisrsu ging. timmerte Iih niht nm
Die Qnihduunq Ieines 6errn, oaB Der
g6erbsFehl zines Gin3eInen gsTabrltt
fsi. Er toits Ieins 5enuen uro trdhEe
auf Die fransOiii6e Republit, obpobI
sr nit oieien Gepobnhelten plel H1ehr,
aIs er a6nte. ibr SinHbiIo mar.
Iteies militdri'he Sbnu nahm stu
gube, als Der Rubm on Die 3hur beg
qommanotrenben Don ghalons tlopTte.
Die geruFuug Ing UttniItertum ptrtts
fir Die oan3e llmgebung oes 9ensTats
alsid sinsm 5dhneuIhret i'm Wtorgens
urauen. 9itsriti, Die Come Der Wtoht
qebt aufl aiteriti. pas groBe portez
monnaie iit oa! Siteritt mir 5lshH
nuh garis, ndh garts :!
Der Sabn mar beiHabe 10 itoI8 tpte
Ieiu Gebietsr, reun aud niht gan5 10
itol, pis feline 9ebieteriu. Gr bate
elm ountles geDuBtieiu. oaB Der Wttits
bauTsn in Gbalous rutiirliher uno be-
t6mmlider iei, oafiir mar absr Der
Wift in 8uris unbepingt erhsbllh 9roa
Der. Wau tam in gsbilbete 9eIeQIhdFt
unb bate Qusiitt. eirigs neue 8urtaz
tipnen oes Grabens 81 Iernen. 0d
mar Der 4ltneiiter Ghantscler, Der IN
Roitanoiten 9srier titerltite, o1 mar
Der beriibmte gaLliIhe Sdbn nit nem
pplitiiheu groHlpttsH9efhmetter, oa
poren alIe bic 6dupthdhu. Der Sunt,
Der 8eIeGIIhaft. oes Sports, Der 81
mana, pon bensn ieoer in istner eigenen
Weiie tatelte. Der 6abn Sstner gre
sellens NOR audi niht slnen augenblit
betlommen. penH sr odran oaflte, oaB
er in oieier pornehmeu 9eleaihaft err
iheinsn iollte. Gr bate SporeH uno
eineu S6nabel uuo einen bLutrothen
Sdhnentamm une iene SslbItIiherheit.
Die bei stnem guten 6dhn INNER bas
Wittig'ts iit; uno oesbaIb idgts er iies
uesbepubt su feinsn peIBen, braunen
unb Thtpdr5.n Gamsn: rSsio nur rua
big, sinosr, mir peroen es ftpn ma
deni"
gs purbe ibnen absr bod etpus
banelid gu Ruths. ols iie gum srIten
GRale aus bsm bIantgspugten Sitter.
psrt bss 6iihnergdrtens in Der Rue
Ct. Dominique in ben 5of blidtsH.
YIN Mtilitdr parsu iie ia uuh in Gho=
lens gsip0bnt, a6er bier oins bic Sahe
trb anbers Az. 2lIe Edrben Ieuhteten
in ben lniformeu, Reiter nit lanosn
Sferbeihfpanssn am bIiBennen 6eInl
tlopperten Sag uno Naht burh oas
1tor, uno Durh Die 2uFt aiue 6eFidnz
hil elm alinoeln an sebn geIepbpneu
uno ein Qfeifsn dus srpon3ig Spron-
robreu, uno surpsilsn gab ss ipoar
aonserte BON 1rommeln unb 61rnsrr.
Tas gebenilihfte ober ipdren bic Der
reR Deputirten IN fhfporsen Rodsn,
be guns harrnlos ausfahsn, aber piel
teHer su tr1xn neritonben, tpie ale
SABINE Der MsIt. Wenn tie nor ben
off.nen Genftern Sen Germ Miniitsr
NIT ibren prpsromnen bsarhsttetsn
unb feline republitantIhsu llsberseu-
eungen repibirtsn, hann ptu'tsrte Der
ormt propinshabn feins fsbern auf.
!isdte ben Rrpf unter hen Gliigsl uun
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Smlanoiihe Habridbten.

Morb auf bO6er See-
&Is Der qoItDampier .Qorangi" Der
Union Steamibip gompanp oieier
Gage in ben 5ufeu Don San Trancisa
co etuIief, tpurbe Der 3tpette Steuera
mann Der Der 5lrmQ 6iHD, Holpb &c
so. geb0rigen Bart ,Wateneli" Gbas.
Smitb, DsrbQTtet. Gr ToQ Quf bober
See, ais Itd Die Bart in 50be Don
ReusSuoz WaIes, 4uitralieu, befano,
etnen Ytoro periibt babsH. Smith pers
iu6te tetnen WiDerftano gu IeiIteu, als
6tLfsbunoesmari6aQ @arner ibm
ietne Berboftung untiiHoigte. g9a0
cer Antlage bat Smith ben iapaniihen
Steparp ieines Shiffes in Der Ratt
pom g. April ermorbet unb Die 2ethe
uber 8oro geporfen. Qpis es fneiut,
bat Hiemdnp bic Bluttbut nit anaez
'ebeu, ooh puroe ous 9erbrehen bea
tanut, aIs glutipuren auf led uno
an Der HeltHg bemertt puroen. Der
aaptton lieb oarauf Die ganse Wanna
'haft antreten, pobei iit bsrausiteIIte.
oaB Der Sapuner febIte. Smith purpe
IN @tleu gelegt, nahoem UlitqIieoer
Der SeiaBuHg betuHoet hotteu, oaB er
init oem SapaHer pegsr oes GFsns si-
nen Streit ge6abt bate. 2lls bic Ora.
tepeIt" Rem Cattle erreihte, uurDe
Smith Freigelafisu ou Tt nitt betpeis
len lieB, baB er an benz 8erihninoen
bes SapaHers betbeiIigt mar. Der Der.
Staten Goniul Gep. Q. Silmafter
IsBte Die llHteriuhung lpeiter fort uno
proHete teIegrapbtit bic fSeitnQbme
Smith's an, Der in3lpiihen nit Der
y4oraugi" nad7 San Eranctsco psis
tergerstit mar. Nl8 SmItb in 5aft
genommen puroe, beftritt er, ben ga
paner ermrvpet su baben. uno bebaups
tete, ouB er feline unihuIo bsrpeiisH
Tonne.
9as mabel aus oem
nolpenen Be Il en- fam oieier
~aoe in Rsp gort ungeritten. oeitiefslt
uno gelpornt, aber Hiht cas aino Der
Eelasco'ihen Wlufe, aud nttt 9ueci.
nt's .Sunciuqa Iouosrn Elm Ieibhufti-
aes Weieu aus 5Ieiit uno glut, Ran
QspinpoQ NIT Ramsn. 8as crit "a
Sabre 5dhlenoe Wdoten bat cine in
ben 4nnalen oes sports unsrb6rtt
2etItung poQbratt. Sic 1T oon San
Truneisco mad giep Wort psritteH,
notabene. obne Qferpspedisl Qlm l.
Septsmber 1910 ritt Tie nit etnen
Sdrefben bon Wapor Wcgurtbp an
Wapor 8apnor in itrer gIouie gum
E6ore pon San 6rancisco binous. Die
$500 mejlen lanoe 1iitan3 legte iie,
Die Raittaqe abqerehnet, in los 5ageu
5urid, burhitHitttich 40 W2eileu BRO
Eco. Der bisheriQe Dduerretorn fir
Elm Reitpfero mar 50 5uoe. Dor mshs
reren Suhrsr nollbruhte elm our6 ietRe
9llsoauer beriibmter Hsiter H1mens
ghepsnns ben gitt uad ghicaao. $500
meileu, iein Rob brad aber bel Der
2tntunft in gbicagu tobt sufanmen.
2abp GlleH, bic tleiue Stuts, rpsIhe
gsan @spinpoQ uber ben aouttnent
petraesH bat, fam aber IN Nep gort
fri1h urh opQ Teusr an. 8ie Aetfea
rim bat uber aud Fir bic Stuts oeTprgt,
ME cine Wsutter fir ibr atno, astne
fremns Saup hurfte bas cole gmsr
heriihren. Gle puste, itrisesIts. filter
e unb befhIue bic Stute islbft uno
cab ibr jeosn sos Elm narmes gab.
Dabei bate Ran Die Stute erit stne
Mohe Dor Grtrstsn bee Douerritts sr.
iporben unb bos Ibisr mar nicbt suq.
r,tttu. Die sriteu 1000 Wlsilen." sr.
sGhIts his Reitsrin. .pareH bic ihpis-
rigiten aui Der sauaeH Spur.-
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Hep BORT. IL. etuH.

Nep DorI, IL. Suit.
Mest.--3ufuhr 1885, sbEs.. ser1anbt
28,75l BbN. Der Eartt mar ftetia. -
Sprinq gatent o. 90-5 10, Biutsr Stratahts
&39o-s.l0. Winter gateuts a 20-f.50,
Spring clears 81. .75--ai0, Dtnter artras
no. t3.35--5.50. 70. 2 DO. s3.l5-3.25,
Aanias itraiatfs - Io-i25.
RosseumesI III rDiliq. Fair Bis
saiessi.S5-5.f6, 4otes bis fsReg IS 70
5.35.
NaismsbI III feit. - Fetues p.ises
nnb esIbts 81 .33--i.40, srosss 81 .3o-l .35,
Rtlnsrtee f3.46.
Buapst,enmskl IN fef. Sair bis
aa'es ti.55-5.i5, Dolce bis iaHtg e5.20--
Baap.i,eu Hominsu. xm.rtean s5c
unb Ganaoisn 63e c. I. I. Rem BORT.
Goaaea III ffetia. no. msitern 92e
bel anfuuft :. 1 I. Buffalo.
0sras nomtneu. Eatse.rts ll5-i20c
CT. Z. SufFaIo.
Dst,sH.-3ufubr 81 800 su., gsrianbt
95. 800 Bu. Rarst III left so. 2 rotser
sae TN olepator uae 954e {. 0. b. f6ptm.
zene, Rel RortberH Duluth 81 .07s. fob.
iAntmmsHs.
nsli4torn. - 2uFuhr 500, Ber,
ianet 1872 500 Hu. Rarst III left. GIyor:
So.2 69e '.o.s 'Hpimmero.
bafsy. -9ufshr 81, ,975 gu., Bsr'aret
3.244eu. Ears. tetie. Stonears mel.
Ser 521fc. 30. 2 psibsr see, go. 8 52c.
80. 4 5ltze.
bsu Ia itetia. srtma l4oe, 30. / 1856.
70. 2 ll5-i20c. 80. s 800.
tpyfen tn feft State 1910, orbirsr.r
BIS dolce 29-y2c; 1909. 2O-22t: 9aeific
Soar 1910, cretH3rsr bis dolce 2s--23e
1909, ls-igc.
odute fins Fst asntrag smsrisa
2oIe, Bogsta al PIKE.
qehsr In ftetig nemIex 2s.-27t.
Dsri ~ ftstsg. Samtls sis s.0o-l9 50.
bort clear el5.75-l7.00. ReS $l7.25--
1850.
Beet In rubia. fsansiIs sI2.0o-I2 sc
Res eii00-ii.5O. Beefse6iusen s27 50
-D.5O, Bsrpa6t tl2 0o-l2 so, Ctr srtra
5Ksis Res ti5 5.O0-L5.5o.
Sat Wsats iino rutla gepbsegt. BEL.
TIES. 10 bis Ia gfuno. 10 - be, DO. s4ul.
tern 8k-sLe, DO. S4imlsn lac.
SAmai, m fsft Niosle sDeR prima
6.35-ss.B. RaiNHirtss In ftetie. Con
tinsnt 1895. o. 4. ~ .65, COMPOUND 7sS-
7Ee.
TaIs IN rustg. - prims GitY 5T.s,
Gsuatrs 5ss-sbsc.
Dsampstliaamsn.Csliit itpad
1ssMa rohss nomiasa, prima CONNER
eslbeS %. .l5-525.
Bstrs leu W IN '.stia. NafHntries atp
Dsss 11.75. pttiastIssia uns Ealtimers
~ rs. be. In Uulf ss rs
DeIle IN rabis. Domsiiie slee.e 2sc.
ears ~ rubts. ssraiHse. seubSnIitss
Bic antss e5.75.
fsrpsnttn M itssis su 55s.
Ests N ftetts. gtaseiTnlIAsr 2s.-5e,
Dsfna 5lf--Se.
AsIaifss IN itsts Rem Orleans Epeu
4sttis, anter bic dolce. 8o--50e.
Aoher n feft. Euseauaes
% fsa, s.73e, centrifugal 0s 1eft .2sc,
NslaNss .3afsr 80 Tea s.4st. aaffinir.sr
u feft. Gut Goat s95. Gruibes bs5e.
Aouis II b.5Oe. ausss .40e. Denber.s
6.2se. Oranufatse sl5e. Iiamcns n"
Sis. GoHfeetionsrs s-5.0oe. Re. 500,
70. = 495e. SO. s4.90 SO. A4.s5e. No. S
4.s0e. 70. 8 l.75e, 10. 4.70e. 30. 9
4.65e. 30. 94sos, no. 10. 4.55s. 30. IL
<.S0e. 80. IL 4.43e. go. - 4.40s. SO. Ii
A Ans
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en- 81 prf. IL. :

Rem Dorf, IL. Sut.
Sina par beute fau su $45 .o0--44.00
uHb Supfer rubig: Safe gu s12.75-l3.O0,
9Ieetr0Ipttic AZ sl2 211-l2.75 urb Ga
ming gu sl2 BIN -I2.50 Blst mar f1etts
~ t4.4s - 4.50; Speitsr rabia gu s5.70 --
5.75. Giieu mar rubtg. 30 gounDrp
Rortsern gu $500 - 1878, Ro. z DO. gu
sl475--l5.00, no. Southern uno Ro.
Soutbern ioft tu $1475-I5.25.
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ss,seals,sa.


Sch ON eaI' nar wilts gu 2N--2nS.
prsma gef4dftspapisrs Uurosn sa A.
--IkE nisionttrs.
etssIinas GrHanse IN iietig.-
ei&t m t4-66h uns 90 1ass ~ S4.s8E
~-4.84h.
Bunbes.CbItaationsn ruaren its'
tio unh muybsn mts folgt auotirt:
Ger. stoaten Refunotns ~ looN
as5., ~ reaiitrirts tls25) li3I Up,
Gcupors ll3L--l15, BE- resiftrirte l0lT
--loQL, Coupons lol seb., paHama eou'
pons 2H ioo--l0OL.
ALTERNATE. Tie Gttrie Der iDe'i'
Ii6en Gttenbahn. assien biIoeten bas Saupi'
Gre,ants bes 1ages uHo be sanH 9sfe
prcftttste babel. Am sahmtitaae marie
ber Marft fIau unb fietis uro it!os aacf 10.
ga&n.benee SarEe warosn poa osr 5ss.
ma aruin, Uaunan 4 Co., ITO. 2@o-So@
snatnut Strabe, beri4tss:
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Gtteaas, 10. Sut.

2stI. - Ter Tyarst 1T fen. gsinisr
VGfeKss a .00-4.4 AZ. etratekfs o. 76-4 .25,
eyrina Vatents beHs $40, eratssts
N.00-4.25. Eaters s3.4o-a50.
Hsttsn- bur sah 6sss-s9h,e, am
SAIub sSs<e. far s,ptsiabsr ss4 - sle,
sm SAIus s0t1e: fur Tssember s2a.-
s3sse. sAIuss3 l4e; fur Deai S6s -sTss
am enIns 97sse.
DeIf Atern.-Sar Juli 62n--s3s1t,
ann e4luS e3s<e:fir September oall4 As .e,
Gm eAEub 65Xt fur Tesemter 6sk-
s4,@e. ams4lub 641.s iarTaai 65ss so &c,
am e1lub 651e.
oafsy.-S6r SuA ~ - 45sSe, am
e&tnt 45e<s: fur esptsmtsr IS - -4ss.e,
sm oAlnb <6Ht.. far Issember 47sss -Ss sc,
an SAlnb 4sI1e.
QseasH. - Ne. s4e.
Ger fs. - Cute SsttesosrNs 7o--85e,
emfe bts Dolce &afDasrfte l06--ii5c.
a4Sfaams n.-Ts. en-. 2l6Ifc,
10. ! 4. .. a13e.
1tssstsisa.sn- io.oo-ls.5oper
GeRtnsS.
aksisansn-ssoo--ls.5o per esss.
Neg.
Wstpssf. - el6. .75--lS.67k per Dbl.
Gas SHIt eiS. .6Tj&-IB.75, amS&Iut eI6. Is;
far 9spAemtss oihs7k - l6.W. am
e4fnt 1lD.76; fA1 Sanues olA-W -
Max - e4IxS eiA0
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Wiebmdrfte.
q inc tHnatt, IL. sui

Gtnctunatt, IL. JuIt.
9ufutr uHb Beriaaot oa1reno ben per
FoHeneH IS StuHoeH, pergIi1eu NIT benz
uorbergsbeuoeu TaSe, par.u mi. foLst;
3ufubr: RiaoOis5 sSpetns. Staf..
3ut 10 . 2l65 1866 2229
5ult IL . 225 1864 423l
Der gsriaHOt bstrus TN OsritL5sn 3ett:
snI. 10 .... - ,a:s3 as8 2i6o 22o
Jut H.. 337 1880 ll79
RtnbDtsb.-Tie 3ufubr mar beute aes
uaeeuo fir Die Rahirage. Die b.fieren
iethteH s.tere mareu ftetiG bis itarf, Die
orbiudren aber fiuu uno itpat im Breiie
Bute MtIhiube itnb itsti5, Gswobuttte itau
unn idpan.
Stwers stier. 500 - $40, EXTRA
ss. lO-S.25, fancu -, D1'sn 81 $3.50,
EXTRA -, fletf6erFtiere 1855 5.s5,
srtra $3.50 - 600, Ssifsrs $275-5.75,
srtra 81. $500, Ra6e sI5O-425. ertro
s4.85-!.50, 9anusrs 81 $3.50, stofers
uHO Sesbers s3.50-5.25
BuIIsn. Bei ,iemlth grocer 3ufubr
mar Der Wartt rubia uuo bic 8reiie ftetia.
Tasers uno letots ga 25--3 l5, goIoara
s3.25-4.O0, egtra s4.l0--4.l5, fetts Suueu
s4l5-4.50.
adIber. anfdnos mar Der Wartt ftss
tis, ipater absr ihuaber uno bic 9lreiie
fieleu um 25-50c, oa bic 3ufubr stemIidb
grob mar.
GrotHdre unb aros. 81 .00--6.75, fair bis
suis lei1tt $650-7.5O, EXTRA s7.75-800.
stIber tn ben aommiton,S Sduisrn ---
gaRea 7@.c, prima Biz auserIeieHs 6 -
Te. orotudre 4-5Kc.
twerne. - lie Rahfraqe mar an,
foHss cine quite uno oa bic 3nfubr eertna
mar, 10 hielten I'D, pte Breiie 9eseu
Shlus aber wuros Der Wurtt wiIliG.
S4rers stuttns branteu s6.95-7.0 90,
quite bts aussrlsIsns gerpafunass une
5isiiAsrIorisH ss.95-7.oO. eemtiHts Bsr.
yafunes IortsR eS.85-695. oretnare BE
aHssrEsfsns itpsrs fstts s6ue s4.75-s.l5,
etaas 81 $500, Istxte Ber'aHbtiorttn
k6 65-6S5, Ferisl bon ITO 9Funo unb ne.
niasr 81 .5O--s 80.
SAaFe unb 2ammsr. - lie 3ufub!
mar aroB uHo bic Nreiie iietis. Ii. Rat
| iraoe mar auI.
stafe. - Grtra 1880, quite Bis aug
srlsfsHe 81 S5--325. itpere 81 $50
oreiutrs bs gate tlT5-275, SthrGsnst
| %. rs - 475.
Qdmmsr --Srdbiabrss 2dmmsr ertrd r 4C
--T 50, quite bis uuserEsieTs $500 -- 7 IS
cretndrs bis quite s3.5C--5.75, gaas s2.JC
/ --3.25.
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Dom OelOutarfte.
Otsnstaa. If. gsgi 1911

Ds 0sl1aftt wassn teute In bsefiaen
VstDmarfts isbr rabss arb bic RdHsrage
NAG Earkben mar unbseeutsnb. gslb IN
" nsserteen 3iHsraten 81 erIargen. gsn
per Uanssn Durcen Tnrlebeu ,,cn eau su
sh4E aussslieten unc GeIAdfsspapisre
ta o--8g oissontirt. Am cffenen Rorsts
wuresnCarIe5en ON caas ~ ~ % uns auf
Ssn su 4--4xa plaetrt.
hshiu sHf Rrw Dsri.
nuresn gu l0c grdmie per $1,000 snii6eu
Sanssn,ueriaufi. DIE Countsrrats bssrdet
Doc prdmis per $1,000.
nsMfd asf 0asssa
ndrsn ffesss. 6euts Hns bic foIsenhsa
Luotirungsn 90 tsrtHten:
goneon, Taae SiHt, &s.o8L per e,
90 Tces Si6t, N.S4L rer e. qaris
Ta9s Si@t, 5i2L--5lb aranes per 500
70 1aes et4t, 5l71 $40 sroncs per 500;
tas Dsuti6lanh 1age ei4t, 4 Deari 96t.e
tc. 20 Tase Si4t, e4Le.
Documentary Bias aui 2onben murbea
"a t46zL. cW 0lassom ~ A.62,< anb
auf DsIfdt sn eA.S2 psrsauft.
csxsss-csusansasn.
ru5ss ans ftssis. Die Banisa austirsn nts
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fu umfat I'm bieFiaen Gteartnasaus Be-,
rsf no beuis auf n. .462 ,050.
rssss.ssiurftxssx.
Columbus Gas x electric cess Bombs
marsn beuse bic einsieen gapiers, wsl4s
on Der gcrie eiwas asben ,eiateu. ionft
wo- eer Warft hau. Die fcIasubsn 8srs
fau's iIne ~ tsritten:
IN bss esrfe.
fsn aclaubto 9aS. Esr................ II
y dff1gn btx Gcinmons Gas 6usl -. n
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second Cali
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

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The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31

con of Ohio seems to havve the lead iot postmaster of the house
 Henry N Couden, blind chaplain of the house, has several opponents. Rev. Ir Couden is civil war veteran, and the Grand Army posts are urging his -e-election.
 In the Republican caucus, Repre- ser ative James k. Mann of Chicago will. in all probability, be nominated for speaker. which means that he will he the floor leader of the Republicans. Present officers who will be nomi- mated by the Republicans are: Alex ander Mcdowell, clerk Henry Cas- son. sergeant-at-arms; Frank B. Lyon, doorkeeper; Samuel A. Langum, post master. and Rev. Henry N. Couden.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31

borne with him some messages from members of the Madero family.
 Senor de la Barra was met at the station by many prominent Mexican residents of San Antonio, who, after conversing with the minister in Mex ican, confidently expressed a belief that peace was sure in Mexico in two weeks
 De Ia aiBarra handed out statement lauding the friendship between Mex ico and the United States He was asked point blank if he would attend a peace conference, and he answered:
 Hopes for End of Struggle.
 "I know nothing of a peace confer ence, but l trust the good sense of my people will bring an end to the inter- nal struggle l am going straight through to Mexico City, and do not expect to meet Senor LlmantQur at Monterey, nor do r expect to go to Chihuahua to the peace conference, unless that should be decided upon after reaching Mexico City"
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
k0HLSAAT MAY GO TO JAIL
Editor of Chicago RecordHeraId Re- fuses to Name Donors of Fund
 to Elect Lorimer Senator.

Springfield, H., Mar. 31.-IIolding a newspaper confidence sacred, Herman h. Kohlsaat, editor of the Chicago Record-Herald, fatly refused to di- vulge to the senate bribery inyestiga- tion committee the name of the per son who supplied the information upon which he based an editorial to the effect that a fund of S100,000 had been raised to help bring about the election of Lorimer to the United States senate.
 Further refusal of the editor to di- vulge may place him in contempt and result in jail sentence. He has until next Thursday to decide.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
lNSURRECTOS REFUSE TO ALLOW
 CONDUCT NEGOTIATIONS
AZCON&lSAT SAN ANTONIO
Washington eecrsiary of Junta Goes to confI Nt@ Madero and Particp, lr Peace
 Nego. T5.

San Antonio, Tex, 31.-Peace negotiations between Is of the Mexican government reprser D. tives of the insurrectos Iii not talk place immediately.
 Senor Francisco de la r '. new premier of the Mexican g 1ent has passed through san lt ca his way to Mexico City. In d @ would not meet Minister L. uan u9 tt Monterey, nor go to Chihuahu. Ct q s time for a conference with l s CT of the rebels. He said, however, Jha he expected the good sense of th . K ican people to bring an end a ne war, and intimated he might 90 to Chihuahua
 Delay in the peace negotiations is said to have been from two causes. It is reported here that Dr. Vasquez Gomez, head of the insurrecto junta in Washington, refused to allow the Maderos alone to conduct the nego- tiations, and 1t is said also that other of the insurrectos do not recognize Francisco I. Madero, ST. father Of their provisional president, as an offi- cial representative of them.
 Washington Secretary on Way.
 Juan Sanchez Azcona, secretary of the Washington junta, is on his way to San Antonio to confer with Gus tavo Madero and participate in any peace negotiations as the represents tive of the junta.
 In leaving San Antonio for Monte rey, De LaBarra was accompanied by Enrique Ornelas, Mexican consul at San Antonio, who is said to have
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
BIG MINE DEAL CLOSED
American Shelter Company Buys $40 Acres, Worth $1,ooo,0oo, North of
 Webb City, Mo.

Carthage, Mo, Mar. 31.-The big gest mining land deal in the history of the Missoulik0nsas district was consummsted in Carthage when the American Zinc, Lead and Smelter com pany took over the Quinn land, con sisting of $40 acres of mineral land lying north of Webb City, valued at more than $1 100000
 The land was owned by J. c. Quinn of Georgia City and his son, Dr. c. B. Quinn of Carthage. The American company is the largest mining concern in this district, and rumor has 1t it will further increase its holdings.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
DEMOCRATS MEET SATURDAY AND REPUBLICANS HOLD
 MEETINGS MONDAY.
ONVENES NEXT TUESDAY
'ames R. Mann Will Probably Be Named for Speaker by Repup- lcans-other Changes in
 Reorganization.

washington, Mar. 3l.-Caucuses will 's held by the Democrats on Saturday ana the Republicans on Monday to prepare for the organization of the house Tuesday.
 u n the Democratic caucus. Champ c,alk Sa or Missouri for speaker and sUu'a s Irimble of Kentucky for clerk. 2. "ni nave no opposition. For sergeant. ssatnis there w.. be a hard contest r''neeh n " former Congressman William oh., i'!an ot Buffalo nd U. s. Jackson, osa.i aannah Of the Indiana state Demo ,a,c r' committee. Jackson Is given a,a.i aa.h credit for the sweeping Demo s'a'lc s, victories in the last two state elections. 9' '"o s'a'e
 'Orner Congressman Robert Cor
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
REoPENINo OF CASE u. S. SEM ATE IS SOUGHT BY LA FOL.
 LETTE, IT IS ALLEGED.
NEW EVIDENCE IS FOUND
Evidence of H. Ii. kohIsaat in Surinu- field Warrants the AGtlon-Sensa- tiona Testimony Expected
 in Hearing.

Washington, Mar. 31.-Senator La Toilette was credited here with spring Ing the movement to reopen the Will liam Lorimer election case before the bar of the United States senate, as a result of the declaration by H. H. kohlsaat Chicago publisher, at the Springfield inquiry that he was in formed $l00,000 was raised to elect the junior senator from Illinois.
 All that is required to reopen the Investigation is the ability to show that new and vital evidence has been unearthed
 Regarding the case, the Washington Times Prints the following:
 The Lorimer case will be reopened soon after congress convenes next Tuesday. This prediction was made by a member of the United States senate, who has made d close study of the Lorimer case.
 To Introduce Resolution.
 Immediately aftcr the senate con- yenes this senator will introduce a resolution, similar in terms to the one introduced at the list session Dy sen ator Beveridge of Indiana, declaring Lorimer's seat vacant
 Sensational developments are ex- pected in the Lorimer case in the\next few days. The Illinois legislature is investigating the case. A United States senator who led in the fight on Lorimer said:
 We expect that specific testimony will come within the next few days telling who furnished the money sad to have been used to buy the Lorlmer votes, who took it to Springfield and who got it.
 The facts in this matter were known in the last days of the late ses- sion but the legal proof could not be commanded in time for employment.
 Scandal to Be Barred.
 I've know that a man in Chicago, expecting that we might make a sud den move to force his testimony. kept his bag packed for days, ready to start for Canada the instant we should move. The sensational statements which Edward Hines made at Spring field Tuesday are only the beginning. The whole scandal is at last to be barred, Lorimers right to his seat is not res adjudicata. The senate can reopen the question anew at any tune
 "'The new testimony connecting Lorimer's election with the lumber trusts leading lobbyist and with the plans of the high tariff administrators politicians will be more sensational than has been dreamed I regard it as certain that Lorimer will be eX- cluded from his seat. The change in the membership of the senate, togeth- CT with the new developments in the case. make this inevitable.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-03-31
CANNON OUT OF CONTEST
Former Speaker of House Refuses to Allow Use of His Name In
 Party Caucus.

Washington, Mar. 31.-Joseph G.. Cannon has withdrawn his candidacy for the speakership, and is said to have relinquished the honor of even being mentioned in the caucus.
 The Eastern Republicans will sup port John w. Weeks of Massachusetts for speaker. and he will poll a strong vote. It is believed that the vote of the caucus will stand about as fol- lows: Mann, 90: Weeks, 60. Both Mann and Weeks. particularly the lat ter, are satisfactory to the progressive wing in the new house.