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Evening journal., 1911-01-18
BRIDGEVILLE

BRIDGEVILLE, Del. Jan. 1S-Ro-
land l.. Wright, OF Seaford, was a Wis
itor here the first of the week.
Miss Cora Swain has returned from
visit with Seaford friends.
John Harris is spending sometime
in Wilmington.
Miss Nellie and Minnie Ward are
the guests OF relatives in Seaford.
J. Edgar Layton and ID. Lee Short
are visiting friends ia Philadelphia
and Wilmington
Walter Morris. Of Greenwood, was
visitor here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Elkton G. Adams. OF
Fredericksburg, spent the first of the
week with their parents here
Harry p. Cannon is spending some
time al Dover.
Miss Eiecta Brown is the guest OF
relatives and friends in Wilmington.
A. l.. Marils who was former
manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph ONCE here. was visitor in
Town today.
Harry J. AXE vas seaford visitor
yesterday
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
HARRINGTON

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON, Del, Jan. 17.-Gor-
don Smith was the guest of Harring-
ton friends on Sunday.
The Rev. Dr. Adams, who has been
sick in Baltimore hospital, is much
better and is expected home soon.
Harry BOstick is spending some
time in New York, Brooklyn and Mary
del, Md.
Miss Truce has returned from
visit with relatives at Ridgely Md.
Mr.. Wright. of Brenford, was IN
town Saturday evening.
Miss Mary Dard of Prospect was
with her parents Saturday and Sum
day.
Miss Klump left today for Cali
fornia TO spend the winter.
Ralph Reese was a recent visitor in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cha.les Rockhill, of Syracuse.
n. Y, who has been visiting her par
ents here, has returned to her home.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18

DETROIT, Jan. 1S.-Practical jok-
ors come and 90, but rarely has one
devoted half million dollars 10 the
purpose of putting a big city in a
turmoil. But this Is what James
Scott, long a picturesque figure in
Detroit, has done A millionaire. he
long devoted himself to playing prac-
teal jokes. He died several months
ago. and In his viii was found a be-
quest of $5OO,O00 to the city OF Detroit
for the purpose of erecting a life
size statue Of himself and a memorial
fountain in honor of his memory. The
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
BITS OF DELAWARE NEWS

Ex-coroner ELIAS r. Grimth, OF
Blades, who is laboring hard to have
the town Incorporated. denies that he
will be a candidate for Mayor in case
the incorporation is granted
AS a precaution against the spread
Of contagious diseases the Seaford
Board of Health is urging the neces-
siiy of individual drinking cups for
the scholars of the Seaford public
schools
Farmers I'm the vicinity OF Reliance
are interested in the increment to form
"a stock company for the purpose OF
constructing a rural telephone line
between Sharptown and Fcde-alsburs.
The desire TO take up farming as an
occupation is steadily increasing in
lower Delaware, since il Is known that
the farmers had. banner year I'm
1910. Farms for rent o. sale are
scarce and real estate Is bring fancy
prices
The Pennsylvaia Railroad Company
is making improvements in the ce-
ment walk which surrounds the Sea-
ford station.
Because OF a rumored increase in
telephone rates many farmers and
town-people of lower Delawave have
announced their intentions TO have
their telephones taken out.
Since the destruction of the Seaford
ice plant, which was conducted by ].
A. Wright Seaford has been practic-
ally without ice. There is a move
ment on foot among local business
men to form a stock company and con-
struct plant that will turn out 80
tons of ice per day.
Sussex citizens are contributing 10
a fund to hire city detectives to put
an end to alleged illegal liquor sales
there
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN, Del, Jan. lS-Lieutenant
and Mrs I. r. Cooper and son are vis-
itipg in Philadelphia.
Misses Annie and Nellie Cooper,
who have been visiting their parents,
have returned to New York city.
Miss Eleanor Wootten. of Dover, is
the guest of Miss Kathleen Lord.
Miss Katie Pharrow, of Woodside,
Is the guest OF Miss Elsie Spence.
Albert Carter, of Wilmington, is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A 3. Carter
Charles DUPONT Ridgely spent Fri
day i'm Dover.
Miss Bessie Scott, Of Rising Sun, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs Emma
Spence.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18

clergy. citizens and civic organiza-
tions rose in anger to protest against
the acceptance Of the gift by tho city
on the ground that Scott had not been
a ilt person 70 be so honored even at
his own expense But the city coun-
Gil met and voted i'm favor of accept
ance, and the memorial will ne erected
as soon as the executor Of SCOTS cs-
tate can sell enough real estate to
make up the REQUIRED fund. Jim
scotts last Joke" is the c1slliest one
ON record.
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
FALL FROM TREE LILLE MAN.
Injuries Cause Victim to Waste Away
for Many Months.

RISING SUN. Md. Jan. lS.-Little
more than a skeleton from his waist
down, Clifford Reynolds. 80 years old.
of near Rock Springs, died last night
as the result of 25-foot fan from "A
tree four months ago His case was
without parallel in the history of med
ical science, as at no time did he snf-
fer any pain. nor was he unconscious
save for few hours before death.
For the last six weeks the flesh from
his limbs fell away rapidly. there be-
ing no life i'm his body save in his
heart and head
Evening journal., 1911-01-18
Flre nesirnrs LeMes Ram.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LEWES, Del, AN. 1S.-Fire of un-
known origin destroyed the barn Of
John Ash, near Angola together with
a large quantity of corn. fodder and
farming utensils.
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wellsburo Brjefa.

Read the w. Va. Optical Co.'S an.
nouncement on Page s. to-day's issue
DIR. and Mrs. f. f. Worthen were
recent guests OF their daughter. Mrs.
II. NJ. Paxton. OF Washington. Pa.
he. Ulrich. OF Martins Ferry. O.,
was a business visitor Thursday In
Wellsburg.
Mrs. Fred Crinkey and son Freder-
lex were guests this week OF Mt. and
Mrs. Louis Bonner. OF Washington.
Pa.
Mrs. Elizabeth Browning and
daughter, Mrs. II. p. Mahan, OF Fol-
lansbee. left yesterday for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Akron.
Ohio.
Max Harmon. of Columbus. o., was
Thursday business visitor in Wells
burg.
Miss Ethel Cunningham. OF Inde-
pendence. Pa. was the recent guest OF
Wellsburg relatives.
Miss Lucy Blankensop is the guest
Of friends in Cleveland. o.
Mrs. Christine Chapman was the
guest tsis week OF her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Crawford. OF Steubenville.
A number OF Wellsburg people will
be in Morgantown next week TO at
tend the big week at the university.
Mrs. Bertha Cunningham and Miss
Jane Glasby. OF Claysville. Pa,
visited this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lewis. OF this city.
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WELLSBURG
committee Soliciting Funds for the
Home OF the Good Shepherd Re
building Campaign.

ignatius Brennan and r. y. Naylor.
OF wheeling. were in Wellsburg this
week soliciting funds to apply TO the
rebuilding OF the Home OF the Good
shepherd In Wheeling. which burned
recently. lnasmuch as the home
serves this section as well as the stae
generally. II is desired TO secure the
cooperation OF all charitable and pub
nc spirited people in its rebuilding.
FROM Weilsburg alone in the past few
years. fourteen girls have been cared
TOT AT the home. Messrs. Naylor and
brennan expect 10 secure a commit
tee here 10 help in the matter OF
soliciting funds for the erection of the
ne" nome II is thought that Wells
burgs contribution will be large.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBURG. w. Va. Oct n.
An spea Of high pressure OF much
energy. attended by low tempers-
lures and fair weather. covers the
Northwest upper valleys and most
OF the central West. Freezing tenn.
peratures arc noted southwark over
kansss and the morning readings in
the northwest and uner valleys
ranged generally from II to 2s do
grees. 80
A storm OF much energy covers the
southwest. however. preceded by
rain or snow In New Mexico. Color.
ado and Kansas A tropical storm
Ia also apparently central In the Gulf
south OF Florida Heavy rain oc-
Cured at Charleston. 8. C., and there
10 considerable cloudiness In the
Gulf states.
Lower temperature II indicated for
this section. owing to the advancing
high pressure area There will also
be local rains tonight or Saturday.
The Ohio will continue to fall in
the district for the next ~ hours.
IL. c. HOWE. Section Director.
Place. Low. Wind per Rain
Temp hour. % hrs.
fhrkerrourg. 30 90
Pittsours. Is 90
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eaYIiss Funeral.

The funeral Of Joseph Bayriss. who
died Thursday at the home OF his son
VIII. will be held tomorrow from the
nome on Bethany pike with inter
ment In Brooke cemetery AZ $50
O'Clock y. m. Rev. ". J. Holmes will
have charge Of the services. The dc.
ceased was in his SD year and is
survived by his wife and three sons
aud two daughters The deceased
While making a trip down the Ohio
river In TOW boat. contracted
malaria fever. which resulted in his
death.
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Wool.

BOSTON. oct 27.--The Commercial
Bulletin Viii say of the wool market
tomorrow.
The Boston wool mraket has
broadcned further this week. sales In
tho aggregate being considerably
heavier For the two weeks past close
10 ten million pounds 81 wool are a..
tlmaicd by some 20 have been sold.
The demand has been well scattered
and har been participated IN by more
dealers. although The larger buyers
have been the purchasers Of the bulk
Of tho wool
"Flccces have beer the raw ma.
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stock market Il 10 doubtful whether
the governmentS action has greatly
Increased the unrest which has been
prevalent I'm Wall street for some
Extrems. weakness was manifested
by many Of the speculative bonds.
Hocks Of IRON. 500. 900 to $500. ooo Of
American Tobacco 4's were sold. drfv-
ins them dowD 1x TO ~, with = rally
to VI. The ~ were weakened to
about the same extent and remained
heavy. Losses IN other. issues reached
point or more In many cases. Total
sales. par value. $5.37o.0o0. United
states bonds were unchanged on call.
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Presbyterian Church. Rev. W. J..
iiolmes. pastor. Sabbath school.
$50 O'Clock. preaching services.
1895 n. m. and $50 y. m.
Christian church. Rev. p. VI. Riddle.
pastor. Teaching services at $3.50 n.
n. preaching AZ 1916 a. m. and 7.s0
.. M.
VI =. church. Eov. \ ". Doak
pstor Sunday school ~ go a m.
preaching by minister n. 1915 a m.
and 80 y. m.
Christs r. r. church. Sunday
school a. $50 a. M
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CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 1000: market slow and steady:
beeves. 81 55Gs rs: Texas steers.
81 O0H5 so. Western steers. 81 15G
90; stockers and feeders. s. gOd
; 70; cows and. heifers. 81 9Oa5 So;
calves. s. O0Gs 80.
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market
strong and &c higher for best grades:
others steady: light. s. 70m6 80:
mixed. s. 75G6 90: heavy, S. 7O2
s IS: rough. s. 7OG6 90: good TO
choice heavy. S. OOd6 45: pigs.
- OOd5 30: bulk OF sales. Sc 1Oq
8 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market
steady; native. 81 25G3 20: Western.
s. 4Oa3 so: yeariings. s. 6Od4 25:
lambs. native. 50 JOa6 90: Western,
50 75GG 10.
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Succunbs to Injuries.

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligencer.
FAIRMONT, W. Va, Oct. 27.-Wil-
liam James. a driver in the employ OF
the Consolidation Coal Company. at
CASTOR mines. who was injured on
Tuesday morning OF this week. when
he was crushed in the mine. died this
morning at O'Clock at the Miners
hospital.
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DYNAMITE FOUND
Another Effort Made to Blow 10
Southern Pacific Train.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 27.-south-
ern Pacific railroad officials here
were notified to-day OF the finding OF
thirty sticks OF dynamite In a frog
on the track At E.llwood. Cal. a few
moments after train No. IL. a south
bound passenger had passed the
switch. Part OF the dynamite was pull
verified. evidently having been
ground by the car wheels. The dyna-
mite was found within n few miles OF
the bridge. where a similar cache was
planted when President Tafts train
passed October It.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Almost panic
conditions took q clutch to-day on the
market for wheat. Demoralized stock
dealings had the most to do with the
scare. but there was also talk that the
government would investigate the al
legged manipulation OF grain. Closing
prices were weak ut a decline OF IX
G2%@2xc. compared with "a hours
before. Other staples fell, too. but
not nearly so much as wheat-corn II
use to &c. oats Adhc, and hog
products sc to l5617kc. Far as TO
the unsettlinE effect OF court action
against the United States Steel Cor
poration made holders OF wheat ner-
vous from the start.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady.
Rye-No. 2. 96696kc.
Barley-Feed or mixing. s0cT
81 %; fair TO choice mailing. 81 l46
l %.
Timothy Seed-s13 o0di5 80.
Clover-$l4 oOdI9 80.
Pork-Mess. per barrel. SIS 62ik4
IS as.
Lard-Per 100 pounds. IS 72ih.
Short Ribs-Sides. loose, 81 75m
20: short clear sides, boxed, IS IS
as 62is.
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MlaslonarN cIrnle

Tho Missionary circle Of the Pres.
oyterian church will meet on next
friday afternoon al 2 o'clock at the
nome OF Mrs s. q. Hamilton. tho
meeting having been postponed from
yesterday. All members are request.
ed TO be- in attendance.
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Police Court.

Henry Grimm. an old offender. was
before Judge Robinson yesterday
morning. charged With lettering and
sleeping in the basement of the city
building. The Judge made II s. and
costs OF 30 days. and Henry took the
latter.
Norman Dick. n Sistersvillian. was
fined 81 and costs for being intox-
icated
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Dry CooSis.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The cotton
goods markets are quiet and buyers
are tlmid about long future prices.
spot trading continues steady. Local
wool markets are somewhat easier.
but domestic grades are firm Yarns
are quiet and steady.
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Coffee.

Special Dispatch to the Tnteliigencer.
NEW YORK. Oct 27.-The Havre
market declined one and one-half to
one and three-quarter francs; Decem-
Der futures closed offered at 1I.4Gc:
March closed offered at 1890; May
closed offered at 1880: July closed
onered at 13.35c; September closed
offered at 1890. Rio No. Z quoted
at 15Sc. Market steady.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY. Oct 27.-Credit bal
ances. 81 30. Runs, 9s.15s: average
1876. Shipments. 1897; average
37,s26.
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WHEELING. W. Va. oct. 81. II.
a.tiy asuse nittsburE sxocrz uOrrsctei
uAi4S hy A. f Mastrn q 20 Ssnk,rs
and broKers- National Exchange Hans
IuiidinC.
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WHEELING. W. We. Oct ~. II.
Reported by A. = hsstea q Co. l.. y
Brand. manager: members New YoSs
Stock ExcAanrs.
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STEEL STOCK
HAS A SLUMP
nsesoLUrioM suIr seMps pRlcu
o. COMMON TO FIFTY.
.osrtas the Day sso.ooo sharss .,
oeesi Wsrs ooAd In New York
stock Gxchanoo.

NEW YORK. Oct 27.-United States
etsel common fell Sh points, to so
o. the stock exchange today. Thai
1Qvement was the most striking ef
xoct upoa the securities market OF the
government's dissolution quit agaius,
the United States Steel corpornti ton
Ovners OF United States Steel secur
afies In all parts OF the country and
N FOREIGN lAnds. alarmed at the suit
threw their holdings upon the market
and trading In these securities ran 70
enormous proportions. During the
day $4,000 shares OF United States
Steel we're sold. The general iist
developed pronounced weakness on
account Of this movement, but there
was no Generalization except In the
market for United States Steel itself
Violent ~ were the fluctuations
the enect Of the suit upon the market
undoubtedly was lessened yre>.ly by
the Wholesale Liquidation OF steel
stocks. which eliminated in the up.
heaval OF last monht The market AZ
whole was less turbulent than dur
Ing the height OF last months disturb
ance. which was prompted BY the
) fears that such a suit an has nov
been filed being brought. or the steel
corporation would deem IL wise 10
avoid such action by voluntarily dis.
solving.
81. Steel Led in Drop.
The drop in the price OF United
states Steel itself. however. was
greater than on any other day OF the
previous decline and its, low price OF
30 today was las below the bottom OF
the SeptemfNr drop. Following last
months descent the price climbed 10
62S and today's low figure represent.
ed a loss OF ten points from yester.
days high. London prices gave notice
before the market opened here OF
what was to be expected. Specula.
ton abroad had been Influenced by
heavy selling orders placed there over
night by New York. The rush TO
sell was so great that the market was
thrown into confusion and sales
ranging all the way from SIS TO 53Is
were made at the same time. The
opening was a block OF rs. 900 at these
figures Prices OF all the standard
issues gave way. Before the end OF
the first hour the decline was checked
on strong support, but the market
soon became weak again and prices
fell lower than before. Throughout
tne morning prices rose and fell In n
ieverish manner. Shortly after noon
United States Steel touched so. the
lowest price recorded since 1909. De.
clines elsewhere among the active
issues ranged from 3 TO 5 points.
Both the standard railroad stocks and
the industriais suffered.
Steel Kept Above so.
determined efforts were made TO
prevent United States Steel from
breaking through SO. They were sue
eessful. and in the early afternoon
the market rose slowly. Trading be-
came much quieter and by the close
substantial recoveries had been made.
United States Steel ended the day at
b2k. net loss OF s+s. The preferred
stock closed ut l03-. n net loss OF s
points. The 5 Per cent sinking fund
bonds closed az i001.. n loss OF ~.
after having sold az 1904.
In spite OF today's events on the
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WHEELlNo. W. Va. Oct "a. II
Range o. active stocks on the Ssv
tork stock Exchange. corrsctsd daily 81
"A. = Master 4 Co nrnwarn
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-H.,lett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct "a. II.
The following apotauor< ON the more
daily for the fntesnssncer by HoSsro
haxlet Son. local brokera:
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We use shell. oysters. The only
oyster house in the city. The Senate.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS.
BURG. Pa. Oct. -Cattle-slow I:
supply-lieht; choice. 81 40a7 80:
prime. 6 75G7 %.
Sheep-slow: supply II double
decks. Prime wethers. 81 7OT3 SIS;
culls and common. 81 5OG2 90;
lambs. 81 5OG5 as; veal calves.
50 OOds 20.
Hogs-Active: receipts-25 double
decks. Prime heayies. So G5G6 30:
mediums. 6 65d6 20; heavy workers..
So 55a6 so; light workers.. S. OOG
6 25:. pigs-SJ 0Od5 IS: roughs.
So 5O46 90.
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w. & l. E. r. X.

Now completed. tire official History
% tho South African war has cost o.
all a net sum Of $4,000.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Oct "a, II.
The Following quotations ON the more
active Wheeling STOCK. are Corrected
aaiiy TOT the inteiuKencer py George w
bAron- local broker. snd r. II Marshall.
manager Fond department
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Wheeling on the night OF Tallowt'en
TO accommodate people from this sec
ton who wish to attend the celebra-
ton in that city. The train will
leave Wheeling at IL D. m. and will
make stops at Wellsburg. Follansbee
and Steubenville. o.
Euchre.
A euchre was given at the Macca-
bee hall last night by the Ladies' OF
the Maccabees. and a large crowd
was present. A delightful evening
was spent Refreshments were
served and prizes were awarded the
winners.
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P'itshurg Stocks.

Total sales i.a53.soo shares.
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Money.

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.-Money on
call steady at 2h62Ia per cent
ruling rate. ga: closing bid. 2L: OF.
ferod AZ 2N Time loans steady. so
days. 81 ~ per cent: 90 days. ~
ass; 6 months. 3&d4 Prime mer.
camille paper. 4h04% per cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 S3.75
for SO days. and at 81 S7d4 sos for
demand. Commercial bills. 81 $3.50.
ISar silver. 54t,. Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds steady Railroad
bonds weak.
WASHINGTON. oct 27-At the be
ginning 81 business today the condi-
tion Of the United States treasury
was.
Working balance in treasury Offices.
| so. 2S4.7tO
In banks and Philippine treasury.
I f34 fg7 .OsG
The total balance IN general fund
was f135g3586f.
Ordinary receipts yesterday we're
S2.299,003. with ordinary disbursc.
J ments 81 fi.s67.59g
The deficit 10 date this fiscal year
/ r. f20.7is,G57. ~ against n deficit OF
&i3.sf3.G65 AZ this time last year
These figures exclude Panama ca.
I nal and public debt transactions.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Standard
copper. weak: spot. S12006l2.zo;
London. weak: spot. e55. 81: futures,
Eb6; lake copper. 12x612M; cleo
trolytic. 12k 9l2%: casting. 12612k.
f1n-Weak: spot. S41.00d ~. 40;
London. steady; spot. G1s6, It's. Cd !;
futures. E187.
Lead-Easy: H.2sa4so; London.
Els. So, Sd.
Spelter-Dull and nominal; $1,000
$50: London. f2s. 70. Sd.
Irpn-Cieveland warrants, l6s,
@hd. London. Locally iron was
quiet No. 1 foundry northern, 800
@15.5o: No. 2. s1l75615.25; No. 1
southern and No. southern soft,
$15.00Q15.50.
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NaToWt ~ TT1I0-
a special train will be run from
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Bsror's Local StocIrs.

'-rransfer books close Oct sist for
per cent cash dividend payable Nov. 10.
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teriai to receive marked attention,
while ssmi-bright woods have also
been In demand. Territories have
likewise sold fairly well. the bulk OF
demand being for original and CLOTH
Ing wool. which have been sold on the
Same basis ~ hitherto.
The shipments Of wool from Bos-
ton from January 1 to October 2s, In
elusive, were 146.007.l64 pounds.
against i7<.16o.s3l pounds for the
same time last year. The receipts
from January TO October 70. In
elusive. were 263.1ss.267 pounds,
against 234.s26.o7o pounds for the
same period last year"
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iNDusfRiALsl ETc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-01

SPOKANE, Dec. 1. - Scien-
,ific socialism and the church have
come together in a sharp conflict