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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11
Mnsipdrtige Wdrffe.
Asw Bort. 10. Bssrs.

NV DpEts ~ DtaT5.
RebI.-- 3afukr 81. 200 B6Ls., aeriaubt
1896 Sbfs. Ter #ertt mar isetia. -
Spring BatsHi "a .90-5.l Is, Dinter gtratabts
S39o-4.O0. asRtsr 4ateuts S4.20-4.5O,
Gpring clears % 3,90-4.2j, gGtuter Grtras
30. 1 $3.25-3.50. 70. 2 DO. S3.I0-325,
aanias ftraights s4.20-4.85.
RoggeHmebl III felt. sSeir bis aus
tes "a 4.2o--l. 80, abesee big faHcp $4.4o-
40.
sA9peisenmebE tit rubis gu s2.75
per 400 Rfunb.
siseH IN rubig. americau SOC
nno eoHoeiaR 5sc {. |. I. Sem Bort
RaismebI III ffetts. - 6einss peises
nno selbes 81 .15--l,20, gro6ts Sl.l0-I. .12
ailnbrteb s2 80.
apgaeH III Hau. -- 30. g gasitsrn s3c
7. Q. b. Rem gDorf.
@er5te tlt ftetig. @aIsaerfte sI.O0-
Los {, |. (. Buffalo.
g1e.sen.-3afubr 81 200 gu., 8erianbt
200 Saibsl aRarft III fen. go. . rotber
1876 intGlepator nHs 947sc Z. o. b. icbuims
nieno. 80. ! Northern Duluth s1.oif. o. b.
ItpimlHeuo.
BelihfosB. aufisbr 25,s75. Der.
iaHnt ISIS 8u. MGrh III feit. geues Ro.
2 Ole i'm GtsDdtor nHo 5Ss f.O.5. i9uims
menb.
baftr - 3uFukr a, 700 gu., gerianbi
! ,7608u. Jaarh feft. Reuer Stauedro net.
Ser S5s<e, neuer 90. psiber 3611c, ITO.
S5he, Ro. SANG.
6eu IFS itctia. 9srima l05c, SO. lOOc
go. 2 SOC. 5le. 3 75--S5c.
bppiea ift Jan. Gfats 1910. or6iuars,
bis heics 25-29e; 1869, Ie-2lc; gaeifit
Geaft 1910, preindrsr bis 6oise Is-2Ie
1909. i4-l7e.
6ante fino rubia. - Central amsrier
20lze, Besota 2lL 1--22Le.
Geoer ift rubie. SeInIof 23lz-251%r
Sort ift ftetig. SGHsiln So .OO-2s %
bort clear $3.50 - 1000, Heeb S23 90
Beefift ftetis. Saniilp Sl6.0o-l6. 80
ases sl4, ,0o-l4.5o, Beef. Sdinfeu s27 .OC
--29 90, Berpadt Sl2. .O0--I2. so, Gttu ertrC
Jnbia. ggeb l5.O0-l5.50.
Cat MEATS limb iteti9. GepoleIte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA Bib. lILs-l3c, DO. Shul.
tern 81 $50, eO Sninten l2e.
S6Mals III feit. RiobGe 8eit prime
1926 e.s5. 8affinirtes fef.. gouttneu
s.. 90, Q. q. si050, eonsponne 74s-7s4c c
Tala ttt rhuis. ~ Nrima Gitp 6s4e
1eIHtrp 6L--7c.
BaamwoTIiaameHsCeG eG saum ftetia
griRn robes S5.6O-5.07, yrtma semms,
gelbss % .69-6.T5.
DetraIsam M III Ftetia. RafIiHir.es Rem
9)orf S7.4n, 9bilaDeIpbia uno Baltimore
81 40, ho. in Bull S. 90.
@olIe tit ttstis. Gemsitis 5Isses 81
5ars III itetis. StraiBse, sem0bnIi9ei
bis gutes 81 60.
TsrpeRtin III feft su s3%e.
Rets IN ise.ig. GiHbetaiic5er 2A-5lte
primo 5k-se
| WolGfiss 1T rubia. gaep Orleans Cper
Getfte, gutter bts hotes, Bo--50c.
3u9es. - aeber III fefs. Ruseapabt
50 Tea. s-27, geHtrtfmaaI e6 1sft 3.76c
MslsHes 3adsr SO Feft sole. Raiffutrte,
| III rabig. Cut 2oaf $50, Gruiheo 5.40c
moulb ya@ 6.05e, Gabes 4.s5s, Rendered
4.6Oc. graRaIatse 4.T0e, Tiemcno "a
40. Gonfestieners .a-4.55c, 80. / 4.55
30. 2 4.5oe, glS, 3 4.45, 30. 4 4. .4ec, no. /
4.35e. 30. G A.30s. Ro. 4.25e, Rs.
4.2oe. Ge. -. l5e. 80. 10. 4.l0e, 40. Il
lose. Rp. IL 4.0Oe. 30. Is 8.s5e. 30. i
1855.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11
ghteaap. 10. Rars,

EysGuAcs ~ |ats"
WssbI.-gerzRarst III unpereesl,. aiute,
gatents s. .90--4 Is. Straigbte 800. 20.
6priua gateais bsFses S6.oo, straiabts
s3.so-4.0o, 8aters 500 40.
@eissu. Sls @lai s9i s0E&e, an
Gmlnf 9Oa.e; fir 3aa s7ss-S9kr, an
EnIus se15e; fur Ssptembsr s711s-Se Tsc
am SAluS $3.50.
@eiiafern. - sar Wal 49, - 5oc,
am SdIub 1915: fir 5HIi 49, -5O51c. an
Shtnb 50ssc; iiir Sepieaibes 50Js -5lsse,
am ShIas 5Il.c.
SaTsr. sir RGi aoI6-sll1e, Gil
g2las 3ilxe; fir SuEs 3osS-3l%c, en-
S6Gus gltkr, fur Sepiember 3osS -- Bic,
anr EdlIub 301c. a
Rpaaeu. - sp. 2 64-s7tsc.
@erNe. - Cute 9attereerfte oo-T5c,
eute bis dolce @s!;serfte ss-e7c.
AsfaameR. - 3e. / q. B. 25je.
Ro. / %. ge. 2Gsc.
Timptbpia sSll.25 per Gent
ner.
QIeeianmeu.-si4.75 per gentner.
Webport. - Si8.25-ls. 80 per Sbl
slr Rai sI7.50-17.B5, am GdluSsl7 .65
ilr Suii si6. .TO--lG.75, Fam Sehiab $l6.75
@nmaIs. - SO 90T1@ per loo s,fune -
Tir raj s.. .l5--92 90. ana GhGab s9.17k
fgrsaIi 30. .l0--9 l2Is, aus SGIus S.. .l2h
fur sevteHrbeg So. 10 - s.2k, am Sblai
~. .i2tk
Gbort Rippenfeitea.-2oie $50
o 10 per 100 gfD. Siir MaiS9 5O-9. 81
am S6tub s9.55: fiir 2ali S9.07L =
Il. .I21s, am Shlub s9. 9.I2Jk: for 3epteinbei
&Da07J &c. 10, am GAlab $40.
G4uItern. - Ebsrt Hare Seitsn per
pa6ts S9.62s-9.75.
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lsr gerianet betraa IN oerisl6en 8stI:

Bfnb bpJeb. - 9ae beNeTed SSItfFs fpd%
reR rar nHO oa Die RaAfrage cine CUTE NOR,
10 iparen Die Breiie feft Sto6erS une See
oers limb in 9lahfraae uno ftettg. - 0iLd9s
tiibe fieien unaS2 bis 50 per Stiid.
Shwere Sttere $5 5lO-6.l5. ertra $6.25--
$3.50, faneu -, Dtbien S2.25 - 800,
SIeiiheritiere $4.25--575, ertra IS. 10 90,
Seiiers 1925 $50, ertra $5.6o--5.75,
aiibe s2.25--4.50, eEtru $4.65-4S5, San
ners s2.5o--3,s0, Stofers uEo6seeers S3.7
$50. ertra $560-5.75.
SItIen. gei maBi9er Sufu6r uuo
gutter Radfrage rpar Der Martt belte ffetig.
Magere uno leioate 81. 1900. Bologna
$3.50 - 5.l5. eEtrd So,25, fette 8naen
"a. .75--5.25.
GdIBer --9luiangS mar Der Wlartt rus
bic, geasn 9aGub aber Iebbaiter. Ste8retie
UareH ftetig.
Erbindre unb srpbs s4.0O-s.oo, fair bis
quite iethts ss.0o-9.00, ertra S9.25.
Adlber tn ben aommtitons 5duiern. --
5ancp SC, prima bis auserLeieHe 7224-8Hc
orbtndre 5-6c.
dweine Gie 9ufubr pom Shpei.
neH mar nur mabis Hne bic greiie fiir t5lei.
| iheriorteH ftetis. &sidte 8eriGHotlorten
une lSerieI absr ftissen Unit l0-l5c per l0O
9funo. Ter Martt ibIob fsit.
Sdpsre Shpeine bra6teH s6 80 10.
quite bis au5eEleiene BerpaduRgss uno
SIeti6eriorteR 81 25-730. gemtihte 8er.
pddungsiOrteH s7.l5-725, oroindre bis
auserIeieus ia,mere fette SGle "a 4.50-6.25,
srtra S6.8O-6.35, Stdgs a .00--5.25, Ieidts
9eridnhtiortsn $780,. As, isertel pou lIl
gfo. une rueniger s7.00-7.45.
Shafe 2dmmer. - Die 3ufubr
mar beute seriRe nuo bic Radfraee eiRt
quite. Shafe bIieben itetia, cute 2anHssl
aber itiegeH nm l0c per 100 8funo.
| SGafe. Grtra bradteu a .25, quite Biz
auserleisHe 50 75-4l5, orptHdre bis gutl
S2.25 -- $50, JGbrltnge S4.25-5.00. ertrt
Ieidbte S5.25.
sammer. - Grtrd $500, quite bi:
duserIeiens $6.O0-6.40, oroia6re bis gutt
s4.75--5.75, geinoreRs s4.75-550. Grub
| iabrSs samaer l2-l6c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11

mato9rapbirte y f
ttrten. Sin frGnSofiIher 5oriher,
Or. Gpmanoon aus 8aris. fiibrte i'm
Saiier frisorih 5aufe 3u Berlin
tIr3lih Der gsrliRer asrSteihdft cine
grobe 4nsabl fineu,atoeraphiide Bill
Der dus nsm Reihe Der gutterien Dor,
cine 8eranitaltuHa. Die ianmt sem oaz
nit perbuHnsueE 8prtrage uugsHeinss
SntrreiFs erlnsdte. Die Reiultuts, be
Der pariisr sSorI4er ersisItt, iiuo luut
elmer gsIprshung Der Geranfaltuna
i'm .2aial anSeIgsr" in Der That be.
neiesnzperih. .3uHddlit III bic GergrD'
berung Der Sbistte cine 10 iterte. pat
man bel ben in Sepeaang befiuotinsn
8atterieu ale @iHselheiter hires gaues
uno bes Sepesunosus6anismus nm
terf6eiben tann. Sel5ft bic lDin5ig:
item urthierheu, @mobsn uuo SnfaIo.
rien. entb;illteR bic GebsirnniiIe ibres
Taieins DOR gRferen au3er. llrb tpsis
ter IdFen mir cine Reibe gsfdhrlidher
8attsrien npriibsrsislsr, ghplerabosiI,
len unb SnphilisFpirpdDdter, hQ3u BIT
Grreger hes 9iidfaHfiebers HHa eer
dfritaniiher Shlaftruuthei. u, q. m
Gs nirtt eerdce3u psrbldFenp. perr
man ale bieTs tIttnfen 2e6epeisn IN
lebtnaieer 8sfpesung iiebt nan sr.
tenRt an eta5elnsu &itbern Deutlith, tpit
nieGafterien nit ben rpsiBcR9luttorper,
den in erbittertemGampfs ltsceE. Seh,
anfhauiib seigt eer ebenfalls ocrgsi
fiihrtr mehnnisnius Der rBhoso3btpl
is" bieftn anHpTsuitanb; bic gufierier
lnernea noR hem peiben 9lutf6rYel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-11
gbieaao, 10. Rars.

atRbpisb. SeeusS S5,20-6.70,
Ieras Stiere 81 40--5.70, peiIIiae Stiere
s4.70-5.So, Stoders unb feebers 500
5.85. aiihe uno Settlers 81 $3.50, adIber
s7.00-9.O0. gaarft ftstig bis tart
Sdwsins. - seidsts $780, .25, aes
miIhte S6.s5-720, iarpere $685. 10.
raube S6.65-6.S5, CUTE bis auserlsieus
idpere ss.S5--7l0, 6srteI S6.60--7.l0.
Eartt 5--l0c b6ber.
Q hafe eAHe bdfe: Gtns
beimiits S3.00--49 90, iueitIi6e 80. l5--4 80
,Sdbrliuse $4.75-5.s5.
edmmer GiHbsimiidbs s. 500-6. 40
psftidle S5,25-5.45. RaFtt ftetis uHe et'
mas b0ber.
3ufuhr. RiHbpieb 1000, S@peiHe
II 900, Sbafe unb S6mnter 5000.
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Greeeries,

Sn6er.-Bretis letter. RafHHigter Cut
acof b.lOc, pcpberee $40, Gabes 5.50c.
eranuIdtes 5.30s, GoHfectioaers ~" 6.25c.
on ~" 5O0--5.25c, rpsiber egtrd g.
4.sS-4. .e5c, ertra g" 4.75--4.S0 srbtaa,
rer Qslber 4.5S--8 o0e
Rclaifes III itetis. ZEN CrIeaas
Open aeftls 34--44e, Centrifugal i5-13e,
per @alIene. gorgbnm 83-'87e per ganene
Rets~-Eearit sieHitA lebhaft uab itss
fla. 2cuifsana, eancp Ssac 8--85Ss, priHsa
sGI<-S1Se, oreinarer 311&-4Se, Sapsa a--
&c per 9faHe.
Gatrp grebafte.
gutter. Rarft ruhig, 9reis ifetia.
| Sancp GFeausern 2stxe, Grfamerp firits 2Te.
oo 'eeoaes 25e. fanrp 1aTis lsc, no.
1876 per gfaRb.
aais Rarft ftetia. c5ie flat ,slSe.
2orewsfserlsAer i7--lT11<e, giew gcrs i7ls {,
Shwei,ev i81SS--205xe, SimbMrger 16Ze,
gri6 isc per efuHe.
Gier. - anaebet gros. RGrft itetia.
4rima friihe Slbnerfier 1875, firtts I5Ikc,
iefonbs lac per Dee., ie nan EualitAs
GefIaasf. = 9ahfrase glEt, Rarti
/ ffstia. Sprinq Gbidens Ii - 22r, Dub.
ner I3I<c. Dabne SC, Trusblbncr l9--20e,
Calls s., eHten i4--l7c. 6auis SIS per
Plumb.
Obj uno Gentle.
MtYfeI--5anep gew BORT $5.50--6. 90,
gespehnliebe s3 00--4 90 per 8bl.
| Gitrouen. - Rarft ffetig. California
ss .25-3 10, alsefiiEa $3J9-3 as per 9ifte.
Exangen. - MaTts rabig NAB ifesis. -
galifprniG s2.25-2.75, sSlagioa e2 10 ~
$50 per Qiitf.
greiBslbeeren - $500 900 per
| Sbl. iino az 00--2 so Der Rite
AGrteffeln. - Mirbigan 81 col rs,
2caisoiLge I'll .65--l.I5. per 8bl. M2i@ieaa
6G--l55c per 8is. pom ltors.
/ SaEfartpffeIH. - gaHeu sserfep
500 - 3-2J, SoaisDiae s2.76 - 800 per
Btf.
| araut. - Martt iistis. Ganifb Sl.I5
i 25 per Bbl. pom Stcre.
1 9wtebela.--t5slbe az .75---3. LOO 0psrBbI
anb s4-s6e per Bu.
Hlben.-sI .25--G.50 per 8bl.
Gtefrabeu. - SlM-l.b per Dbl.
pcm Gtore.
aobI. - sl.25-l so per OBJ.
oamsrgrohnEte.
gcbneu-R Rartt itetie. s,rima wlar,
rcufdi $3.i5. sefiebte nne bet Sanh gei
pfIlfte aaps sz.50 per Ba.
0ea. --sHarff rmhta. No. I ThtEnothr
sis. .0O--is.25. 20. DO. $3.50. SO. 5 DO
el4.5 aiee, aefnil@ter 10. &l4.50, No.
he. $500: 3ise 80. 4I000- -i0.5O, 10,
| z ss.Do--s.oo, alfalfa fii.6o - i2.5o ps,
| Goa.
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o.ssS. gsnbs aHs qlitiea IN Rsis Derf.

@elp ON eaa@ mar rpiaiG 81 2L--21l#
ggrima eei@ditspaptere wnroen 81 A.
4JsG biStontirt.
1terItngs Er6ange ift ihDah.-
Gid,t AZ 81 1s6--s .S61s nHe 90 Tags Slni
NJ "A. z-- 1885,.
@unbe sDbIiaationsfi n iuaren lst'
Tia unb wurbtn rpie foigt quotirt:
Der. staaten sleiunping 2@ lol A.
foiL, ~ reeiftrirte 1925 ii5ss44--ilb1s
GouppnsIi5z- -ll6J1 81 reaiitrirte l021<
JOB, Coupons IG2N-l03h, gaHaTfta
Coupons 2E I0i aeb.
affisumarft. Ter Rnrtt Dar beisie
iehr rnhia, bod hielten ftd Die 5sfete nilo
BIZ shiubn0tirungen itaEoen In een ntetiteH
.sdaen etruos iiber cenen pon 0eiterH. Gts
Aftieu Der Canadian 8aeific BabH nno Den
uorDueitIid,en Bahneu Iuaren toHansebsno'
sea6nebenbe aurie rpnroen poa osr 5is,
ma srwtH, BaansaH Co., 30. 2So--z5z
Gsalnut StraBe, berthtet:
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gnttsr. - Wsartt Ftetts. Creamery 10
---26s. Gairg l5~-2Ic.
Gier. = Rarft ltetis. Grii6e l61S-
171zc per Subenb.
&die. = Rartt ftetis. Cream l3K--l4r
Der 9fliHp.
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MefaH HsMarft.
Rew Nnrf.ln. mdr,

9inn mar ihpaf 81 sil Or 90 aRb
anpfer Eau; 2ase su sl6.62k--l2.S7k,
GIeetroIptbie sn sf2.25 - 1880 uno Gu.
ting AZ S12 .00--I2.25. Blei par Haa A..
a .4o--4 10 anb GpeItsr sbsuiaLs su s. 5.55--
SIS. Gtlen mar itetig. 30. ,sounorr
Rprtbern ~ STATS -- 1926, 80. DO. ~
Sic. .50--16.00, SO. SoutherH uRp 30. |
Goutbern ioft su Sib.50-l6O0.
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Cams (aur EuBradrinl: Tile.
bsuts tpmmeu Gi; fton mil Der Reshs
hung fir neu srauer1utg sd, eir
paar Bp6en fdtssn CT. hra ned irass
ten tcnEsa :. aus Rtssds!~
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Gineinnati 10. Rart.
9ufnbr uno Berfanbt rpabreub ben pers
HoheRen IA StuHpeT pergItdeu nFst ben
Dorbergebenben IaseR iparea rpte IoIgt
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1isHsfHaite maren beute In ben bieiigen
Ndtslen iebr rnbig uisb WsIo mar mtutg, %
Die Banfen nishr aIs esniigenDe 5onos
On 9ane baben. @pn peH Banfer
vurbfn 1arlehsn spn sans 81 ~
ansasfisben unboseI6 6dttSpapiert wureeH Dss
81 6@ bisfenfirs. Sun Dffensn Nartte
1Dmrbsn Tcrlebea sa -sans 90 ~ -- ~
unb auf 3eit su AN plGfirt.
sssdiu sAi sasw YBsrs.
nurbew AZ I6e TiSfento per $1,000 sTDiihsn
Qsanssa persauft. Die eounierrate betraet
6Oe prdrnls per 5000.
sEesid aaf GMrppa.
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Here's Happy Days
 Al Jail Tomorrow

If Thanksgiving came every day the county jail wouldn't be such a bad place to go for the rest cure. Sher- if vollmer believes in letting the boys fill up on coffee and cakes when the holidays roll around. He has prepar- ed a fine menu with the able assist ance of Deputy Jailer ''Unser" Tib- bals.
 li'Unser'' was the man who originat- ed the idea, of serving lemonade and cheese college ice to the jail birds in the hot weather. This proved a pop ular innovation although some of the boys caused a little trouble by trying to blow the foam from the schooners of lemonade.
 Sheriff VoIlmer decided to stick to plain, homespun fare tomorrow, and lemonade will be barred. The menu is as follows:
 Roast Spareribs a la Vollmer. Mashed Potatoes with gravy running
 back to the kitchen.
 Tomatoes with the red jackets on.
 Boiled Onions la Strongheart. Mince Pie with everything in it except
 A the license.
 Doughnuts a Ia bullet.
 Apples and Coffee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-29
REBELS, LUCKY MOVE.
Enter Through Three Different Gates
 and Now Practically in Possession of Entire City Of Nanking. |

-Nanking,. Nov s29.@-The rebel troops are now in possession of practically the entire city of Nanking. The inn peria1 forces under Lieut.. General Feng Kwo Chang have lost heavily during the last two days and are in imminent danger of annihilatioil un- less they are speedily reinforced.
 The rebel forces succeeded in en- tering the city through three differ .ent gates, late yesterday. The inn perial troops, which mad withstood a whitening fire, concentrated at the east gate for last desperate stand and succeeded in driving the rebel forces back into the city, taking the latter by surprise while many of the soldiers were engaged in footing.
 Fierce encounter enSued in the center of the city and many were killed on both sides. The rebels lost heavily and the city probably would have been retaken had not a wing of the revolutionary army, entering through the east gate, flanked Gen. eral Fengss forces. The imperialists were forced to flee out of the east gate after cutting their way through the flanking division.
 The loss to the imperial troops is estimated at about 1900. General Feng is said to have made a stand just out of the eastern part of the
 Three foreign officers in General Feng'ss army are said to have been severely wounded in yesterday fighting, while half dozen of the native officers were killed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-29
THAW
 SENSATION IN
 STOKES CASE

New York, Nov. 29.-A sensation which, when fully disclosed, will, it is said, rival the sordid story of Eve lyn Nesbit Thaw, was sprung in the Stokes shooting trial, this afternoon, when the millionaire hotel man was compelled to produce a, letter upon which he based a statement that his relations with Lillian Graham were not immoral until he had been satis- fled that he was not wronging the girl.
 The letter was written by Lillian Graham to Stokes. Stokes said, be fore he would consent to take her to his stockfarm near Lexington, Ky. Ii contained what the attorneys for Miss Grahans and afiAs sEti1e1s Conrad de- clare was the most terrible confession a girl could be called upon to make.
 "When we place Miss Graham on the stand and permit her to tell how that letter came to be written to Stokes said Attorney Clark M. Jor- dan, ''her story will create a sensa- tion as great as that of Evelyn Thaw. This is the most dastardly thing of which I have ever heard"
 e Justice Marcus interposed and told Attorney Jordan to make no further arguments. In his cross examination of Stokes, today, Attorney Moore in- dicated that self defense will be the theory of the .showgirls' defense.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-29

tions fearing that the foundations of the bridge would be undermined This fear seemed to be we'll founded and as result Col. Harry TayIor re- trained from increasing the deptI, Of the draw of the bridge. althouga IS feet of water was provided above the bridge. So you can see that the lack Of water in the draw of the brfdge prohibits vessels drawing more than Is to IF feet of water. from proceeding above the bridge except by taking ad- vantage of the high tide
 This question was touched upon lightly in the annual 1.port just s1,b-, mitted to Congress by the Secretary of war. In this report it was stated that the City of Bridgeport was go- ing to alter the bridge and thus re- move the obstruction Now I under stand that the bond isne for this work has failed to pass and the probability of the work being done is small Thus 1t seems no more than proper that | should inform you that unless the East Washington avenue bridge is SO fixed by June 90, 1912 that IS feet of water can be provided through the draw, it will become necessary for me to recommend very strenuous state ment to be incorporated in the an- calling attention of Congress to the fact that the people of Bridgeport do not care for any Improvement. of their harbor for they have not met Congress in endeavoring to provide IS feet of water above the East Wash ington avenue bridge.
 Very respectfully.
 sS A. D. WALDRON, Captain Corps of Engineerss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-29
MANY WANT TO BECOME SEALER
 OF MEASURES
MAYOR HAS A FINE CROP OF APPLICANTS FOR JOB WHICH PAYS INCUMBENT
 IN FEES.

Now that the Democratic members of the Board of Aldermen have brought out prominently the fact that Mayor Wilson has the naming of sealer of weights and measures on Jan. 1, to succeed the present incumbents of the office, John Lynch and Howard Bay cite, the administration has a thriving crop of candidates for the place.
 Hitherto there have been two seal CTS. Changes in the charter at the last Legislature give to the Mayor the power of appointment, which appoint ment must be ratified by the council
 The Mayor will select Republican for the place. Howard Bayette's af- filiations with former Senator Thomas Arnold, Jr.. and the clash between Ar mold and the administrators workers on election day are regarded as dis qualifying him in the race. Abe Levy, the we'll known Sixth district worker, is quietly strengthening his position.
 Captain John H. Naphey, drum ma jor of the Wheeler & Wilson band, and a former militiaman, has waited upon the Mayor several times to p.ead his case, while Special Policeman Charles Deas is another candidate.
 The remuneration from the office is altogether in fees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-29

The solar plexus blow to the $100, 900 bond issue for the building of a new bridge over the Pequonnock river at East Washington avenue brought from the war department today an in- teresting communication addressed to Mayor Wilson.
 The cost of doing the work of dredg- ing and remaking the pier was some will merely be necessary for the Board of Apportionment to include in the annual budget an appropriation for the sum necessary to do the work.
 So far as repairs to the bridge are concerned, this expense need not fall upon the city, since a statute provides bridge shall pay the entire cost of all repairs to make it safe for trolley traffic when it is safe for other traf- flee, as is the case with the East Washington avenue bridge.
 The war department wants some &C., ton taken at once towards providing the drawbridge with channel of a depth in keeping with the artificial depth both to the north and south of the present structure.
 The city is given until June 30 to do something towards alleviating con- ditiOns. Mayor Wilson said on read ing the letter that he presumed the Board of Appor tionn.ent would take some action in the premises.
 Here is the letter from A. E.. Wal- dron, captain of the corps of engi. neers who succeeded Col. Harry Tay- Tor who was formerly in charge of the district embracing Bridgeport har- Dor: h
 ssIt seems to become necessary for me to call your attention to the ob- struction which the East Washington bridge. Bridgeport harbor, Connectf- cut, com 1sutes to navigation.
 AS you can learn from the city en- gineer's office a project for providing IS feet of water in the Bridgeport harbor was approved by Congress and money appropriated to dredge out a channel IS feet deep. When the dredging was about to be done, in the vicinity of East Washington bridge. the city engineers office Brfd geport, Conn, interposed objec-