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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-04
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington; New York; London.
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

The visible supply Of Warrington Rail-
way and Electric common stock at Il
was exhausted today at the meeting OF
the stock exchange. A couple Of brokers
did 1t, one 1illing an order for some eighty
shares and the other for over 225 shares.
All quotation lots Of twenty-five shares
sold for Al. while odd lots went fraction
ally less.
It was very good buying and enough
Of 1t to clean up what stock was for sale
at Al, so that the bid remained at that
level. The stock was to be had at q
slight advance over the bid price. as It
it did not expand. Before the close bott,
bid and asking price was withdrawn and
IS and Al was substituted. After call
seventy-fve shares sold for Il.
There was no trading in gas stock
during the call, but progress was made In
the recovery begun during the close OF
last week. Saturday the bid for the
stock was IS and the asking price half
a point h CHER. But today. while the I'D
ually until 1t was within an eighth OF q
point Of being two points In advance OF
the Saturday level.
The bid today reached SeAs. The stock
was offered at S8h. After the call
couple of small lots sold for 1874 and 81.
remarkable change on the face Of II
was made when 12O was substituted Tor ~
as the bid for the stock Of the Great Falls
and Old Dominion railway. This
stock has a par value of 50. but since 1t
has been listed on the exchange not a
single transaction in it has been record
ed. 1t is commonly supposed the whole
of the million-dolla,r capital stock Is own
ed by two men, and bidding on 1t is more
or less Of a perfunctory character.
It is said today that the bank planned
TO be established at 1905 G street when
the United States Trust Company moves
to it's new quarters, may not be a ma
tional bank, but may be organized under
state laws. No application was made this
morning to the controller Of the cur
rency.
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch 10 he Star.
BALTIMORE, December 4. - Wheat
Easier. suot contract, 3SiA; spot No. z red
western, $50; december. SoA; January,
S5n; FEBRUARY. 3IA: May. IVA: steamer
No. 2 red, $50; receipts, 22.5lS bushels.
.,.Iu-A-as.SI .rot Gou,i at, ue", %
year o, ,ao. 10; s.nuary, 10 sANO7s. eoru'
airy, 661s; March. 67A; steamer mixed.
641a; receipts. 1880 bushes; new south
srn white corn, 0oato1a: new southern yell
low corn. 65a6Sa.
,,,,s-ru... NO white, 5SXa14: stand
ara white, 5AS1s; NO. y white. 5Sa5A: re-
celpts, ISIS bushels.
nSe-sulet, NO. western domestic.
l.OlalO2; receipts. Bass bushels.
aay-luet. NO. l timothy. Ii.U ASKED;
No / clover, mixed, 2l.5Ua12OU
Grain Irelghts-tlrm; stedan to Liver"
pool. per bushei, I'd. January; Cork FOL
orders, per quarter. Is adalslVzsd. De-
yeuiber.
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SAY LAWS ARE VIOLATED.
Committee of Ministers to Bring In.
fractions to Presidents Attention.

Charges by clergymen that the immigra-
ton laws. liquor regulations and other
statutes are being violated in Washing
ton with the knowledge Of the police re-
suited today in the appointment Of com.
mittee by the Presbytery Of Washington.
which met at Gunton-Temple Church to
petition President Taft to appoint vice
commission for the District.
The committee is composed Of Row. p.
r Hickok, moderator of the presbytery
Rev Donald C. Macleod. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church: Rev. T. Davis
Richards. chairman Of the temperance
committee OF tine presbytery. and Rev. w.
F. Crafts.
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PARALYTIC KILLS WIFE.
Thought Blind Man, Beggar Like
Himself Paid. Her Attention.
tyr Correspondence of 'rle. star

Foreign Corr sspondencr OF Fae Star.
PARIS, November -. 1911
An extraordinary story Of murder by &
pa ralytic subject comes from Lille Two
of the most notable members of the
colony Of beggara, well known to all who
have motored from Roubaix to Lille
along the new five-mile boulevard we're
q blind man and paraiytic subject par
alyzsd in both his legs and In his left
arm They habitually went out together
The blind man pushed the cart In which
the paralytic was seated. and the paraly-
tic, who gave guding instructions. sold
strips of paper which were supposed to
tell the future of those who bought them.
They We're thought to be the best
friends In the world. But early this
year the paralytfc began to suspect that
his companion was paying too marked At
tsntion to his wife. The suspicion re-
manned unuttsTed until the other DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-04

The bill offers a solution Of the trust
question in a paragraph which will PEN
alize any combination OF manufacturers
or miners dealing in products for inter-
state commerce to the extent Of handing
over to the United States the entire busi-
ness OF any combination which can be
proved to be controlling 40 per cent or
more Of the entire output Of the industry
for the United States. In other words.
the bill aims to let tho people operate
the trusts
1t also provides for the repeal OF the
Sherman antitrust act, and authorizes
Congress to create bureau OF industries
for the management and operation of all
plants which the government may acquire
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, December 4.-Catt.e-Ke-
ce pts estimated at $500 head. market
stesdy to IOc lower, beeves. 450a9. Is
Texas steers. f. Oa5 u.s. western steers,
4. 40a7.l5; stocneEs ana feeoers. oooao. .
cou's and ne fers l.90a5.YO, calves, D JUa
500. Hogs-Recepts estimated at 4i.0Ou
mead: markel generally steady: light. 5..A
aS:sO: mixed 590an.50; heavy. 505aB.5o
rough, 6.96a6.2O: good to choice heavy,
8.2Oa6.tO; pigs, <.o0ao.eo: bulk OF sales.
615a6. 10. Sheep-Rece pts estimated O,
1000 head: market steady to Toe lower
native. 5Oa4OO; western, Q 7oa4.O0; year
Iinss. 4.OOa523; lambs. native. 3.75a6W
western, 3.75a6.O0.
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Wabash a Big Factor.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 4.-F1our was
quiet and about steady.
Wheat-Poor Liverpool cables, con-
unued heavy northwest receipts. scat
tered commission house selling and weak
ness In outside markets resulted in
lower wheat market early. May. 1.O71sa
l.O41s
Pork-Firm.
Beef-Firm.
Lard-Steady.
Raw sugar-Quiet; muscovado. SO test,
Al; centrifugal. 96 test, 4.9i; molasses, 50
test. 10; refined, quiet.
Petroleum-Steady.
Spot coffee-Quiet.
Enthusiastically.
Hay-Steady.
Leather-Firm.
Poultry-Dressed dull: western chick
ems, Is: fowls. l5ai6; turkeys, dry pack
ed. 15a22: iced. 12a16.
Butter-Strong; receipts. 5.621 pack
ages; creamery specials. 3s. extras, 81
firsts. s4a351s: seconds. S1aS3; thirds,
27a29: creamery held specials. 34Ea93
extras, 3214a33k; frsts. 30a31k: Sec
onds. 2sae9; thirds. 26a27: state dairy.
tubs. finest. Sia35: good to prime. 3Oa
30: common to fair. 24a29; process. spe-
cial. e6a261s; extras, 20; firsts. 23ha24;
seconds. 22a23: factory. correct make
arsts. %: seconds. 22a221s; thirds. 2oa21.
Cheese-Firm: receipts. 2.721 boxes
State whole milk. September and earlier
specials 16; do average fancy. 151sal
state whole mix. current make specials,
l4l4a15h, do. average fancy. 14a.a15: state
whole milk unde~ grades 13a141a; state
6airies. September and earlier. best, 16;
do. current make best. 15Aal5a; skins,
I:;a13la.
Eggs-Strong: receipts 1855 cases;
resi- gathered extras. 42a44: extras. first.
,;9a40: first 35a3s: seconds, 30a3f thirds
and poorer. 25a2s; held fresh. poor to
fair. 21a2S: fresh gathered. dirties. No L.
c3a24; No. 2. 20a22: fresh gathered
checks, prime. %: do, poor to fair, liza
10: refrigerator speciai marks fancy, To-
cal storage charges paid. "a: do, first.
22i1a23k: refrigerator seconds. local stor-
age. 21a22: refrigerator thirds and poorer.
l7a201z: refrigerator dirties. 12al5; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites.
fancy. large. new laid. 55a6O: do, select
ed whites. fair to good. 45a52: do,
whites. badly mixed, ga ~; western gath
cred whites. 35a4j: state, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery browns. 43aH;
mixed colors, 34a4l.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL December Closing
Nheat-Srot steady; no. Manitoba IS
lOi4d 90 80 3 IS 7;zd; futures. easy;
)ecesnoer. IS Sd: March, Is 2@sd. Jay Is
ID
I'd. future. easy: January. Us Sad. Feb
ruary as d
Flour-Winter patents. us Cd.
Hops-In London tPacitic COAST. ella
Gl2
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REJECTED sUIToR KILLS THREE
Girl Who Spurned Him and Two
Brothers Shot to Death.

Foreign Correspondents OF The Star.
VIENNA. November; "a, 1909.
A tragedy of the most sensational ma
ture occurred here q few days Q nce. A
government official named Won Mako
vieh forced his way into the privats
residence OF Baron Hoizknecht. one OF
the departmental chiefs at the ministry
of agriculture. and slot three of the lat
ter's children. after which he committed
suicide.
All three OF the victims are dead. They
are Marie. aged tweuty-four; George.
aged seventeen. and Robert. aged hftssn.
Thecrime 10 said to have been one Of
revenge. The murderer had been IN UNI
successful sutton Tor the hand Of Baron
HoIxknecht's daughter. whose ME he
took. -.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

sales.-Regula1 call: II o'clock noon-Wasane-
ton Gas 5s, $500 at 11Oh. q.
Capital Traction Scrip, $27S at Ill. 500 at
LIP, $40 at lii.
Capital Traction. 10 at 127.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. com . ut A,
10 at 46A. s at 46A: 10 at AZ: IS at 4s%. g
at Al, at Al, at Al, 25 at II, Is at Al, 3
at AZ. 25 at Al. 25 at Al, 50 at Al. Is at A.,
15 at 47h, % at Al.
Mergenthaler Linotype. 8 1t 227M. at 227h.
at 227h. l at 22s.
After call-Capital Traction Scrip. at Ill.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. 4s, 81, 900 at STU
Washington Rwy. and Eiec. CON-, 25 at Al, rs
at A, 25 at Al.
washington Gas. at ssh. 10 at 81.
Washington Loan and Trust, 10 at 224.
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PERSIA ASKS FOR ADD
Telegraphs Appeal to Ameri.
can Congress and Other
Parliamentary Bodies.

TEHERAN, Persia, December 4.-The
National Council has teiegraphed an ap-
peal for aid to the, American Congress
and to the sister parliaments Of the
world.
The local assemblies at Ispahan. Ia.
briz and Herman and other cities have
telegraphed to Mr.. Shuster laudins his
services and affirming their confidence In
him.
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BODIES FIRST, MINDS NEXT
hrs. Ella Flagg Young Relieves il
Physical Culture.

CHICAGO. December Mrs. Ella
Flag Young. supe tntendent Of schools.
believes that the building up of the bodies
of the pupils of the public schools 10 more
importan, than the training Of the mind.
Mrs. Young made this statement yester-
day in church address.
We have come to believe" said Mrs.
Young, that 1t is more important to
build the body of the youth until 1t
reaches as near physical perfection as
possible than 1t Is to devote NO much time
toward development In mental attain
ment."
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FOREIGN BANKS.

LONDON December 4.-Bullion amount
ing to elS6,00O was taken into the Bank
OF England on balance today
PARIS. December 4-Closing-Thre
per cent rentes 95 francs so confines
for the account. Exchange on London.
25 francs III. confines for checks.
Private discount rates. 3k per cent
BERLIN. December 4.-Exchange on
London. 20 marks 46 pfennigs for
checks. Money. M per cent: private
discount rate, ~ per cent
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REGARDED AS SOLUTION
OF THE TRUST PROBLEM
Representative Berger Proposes Gov
eminent Absorption Of Business
Concerns Which Control Output.
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a magnitude, whereby they can control
the output or the prices in an industry, il
is the imperative duty Of the government
to condemn and acquire their properties
and to own and operate them for the
common good
This is the view Of Victor L. Berger. the
socialist representative Of Wisconsin, &C.
cording to a bill he introduced at the
opening Of Congress today.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, December 4.-American Sc
cur.ties opened qu.et and fraction low
ar today. Later prices improved on light
S,rnort ana at noon the market was
steady. with values ranging from 70 above
RI >. below Saturdays New York closing
Pr,ces improved on light support, but
modei ate Wal street sales caused reces-
sons IN the afternoon. The closing was
easy.
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when tho paraiytic once more got his
companion to. hoist him on to the. cart
Turning round. he said: II have found
you out" and then fired two revolver
shots at his wife standing at the door
Hts wife fell desperately wounded. The
man then eoolly asked the blind man to
push the cart along, to take him to the
police station. where he told his tale and
rave himself up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-04
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, December 4.-The cotton
market opened steady at decline Of one
point to an advance of two points, with
continued bear pressure and scattering
liquidation Offset by bull support, a little
trade buying and covering or realizing by
old shorts. Business was fairly active,
but the market showed very little move
ment after the call. and it seemed as
though the estimate of prominent local
authority making the crop 14,9i5,O o
bales. exclusive of linters, was about a
stand-of. while reports that the national
ginners report showed IL. 800, 900 bales
ginned to December !, and Indicate crop
Of 15,SOO,O0O bales. including linters. also
failed to exert any immediate influence on
the market. Steady cables and larger
English spot sales were undoubtedly
sustaining factor during the early trading.
Later reports from Memphis stated that
the report of the National Ginners' AS
ISOLATION gave the amount Of the cotton
ginned to December l 12,95O0OO bales,
and estimated the crop at 10. 400 900 bales.
exclusive Of linters. Interest In the figures
had no more apparent effect than the
circulation Of the earlier reports as to the
showing, and the market ruled steady
late in the forenoon. with prices about l
to points net higher on covering OF
shorts and buying by commission houses.
Spot quiet; middling uplands. 9.25 nonli-
nal.
Estimated receipts at all the ports to-
day: $4,000 bales. against 1852 last week
and $500 last year. For the week, 40
600 bales, aeai~st 459.S39 last week and
396,433 last year.
Todays receipts at New Orleans, 49,
9S5 bales. against 6.621 last year, and at
Houston, 26.663. against 26.6SS last year.
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HEAVY AT OPENING
Buying Orders Soon Give
Stock Market Better Tone.
SOME GOOD GAINS SCORED
Full Recovery of Losses Almost
Throughout List.
SOUTHERN STOCKS FEATURE
L. & N. and Atlantic Coast Line
SOME GOOD GAINS SCORED
SOUTHERN STOCKS FEATURE
L. & N. and Atlantic Coast Line
Make Substantial Advance.
Wabash in Demand.

NEW YORK, December 4.-Irregular
changes occurred In the opening transac-
tons In stocks today. There was con-
siderable pressure against some OF the
speculative issues, which gave the list an
appearance Of heaviness Canadian Paci-
fc fell off a point. Southern pacific q,
Union Pacific Is and United States Steel
y. American Tobacco preferred was the
strong feature of the market.
On active buying its price was quickly
advanced by near a point.
Northern Pacific, Reading and Norfolk
and Western made fractional gains.
The market overcame its weakness and
made full recovery in most cases. The
Wabash and Wheeling and Lake Erie
stocks were strong. Wabash preferred
rallied from 22A to o41s on the belief that
tomorrow's meeting WILL result in favor
able developments. Underwood Type
writer improved points.
Trading Is Light.
Trading In stocks was comparatively
light through the morning, and move
ments in most cases were small. The
dizziness was ascribed generally to the
Discrimination of traders to enter upon
fresh ventures on the day Of the con-
vening Of Congress. The continued
strength Of the call money market also
exercised a restrictive influence. few
stocks of minor Importance showed es-
pecial strength Chief among them were
the Wabash issues.
Southern stocks we're the prominent
features of the second hour. Louisville
and Nashville was rushed up points
and Atlantic Coast Line half as much.
Wabash Big Factor.
Business was on an exceptionally
large scale in the Wabash stocks and
bonds. Blocks of thousands of shares
of the common stock were bought be-
tween 10 and 10ss. and the preferred
rose points. The per cent bonds.
concerning the January interest pay
ment on which there has been some
doubt, jumped 2as to 56as. Trading was
of a perfunctory character in the bal
ance of the list. Bonds were steady.
Dizziness was the chief characteristic
Of the early afternoon market Wa
bash stocks reacted on profit-taking.
Texas Company jumped 8 points.
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THE COURTS
Court Of AnneaIs.

Present: Tho Chief Justice Mr.. Justic,
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van OrsdeL
Homer c. Underwood and Michael A
Levy were admitted to practice.
pany agt. Miller: motion to grant writ o.
certiorari or allow appellant to correc
| Transcript submitted by MIR. II. w. Wheat
ley. attorney for appellant. In support Of
motion.
No. 800. District Of Columbia agt
Dean: argument commenced by Mr.. F
| II. Stephens for appellant. and concluded
by Mr.. A. 8. Worthington for appellee.
No. 2339. Flske agt Commissioners o.
the District Of Columbia: argument com
menced by Mr.. NJ. e. O'Brien for appel
lauts: continued by Mr.. e. Ii. Thomas fol
appellee and concluded by Mr.. NJ. e
O'Brien for appellants.
2sUo. Wooden agt. Dun: docketed and
dismissed with costs.
1903. Curtiss agt. American Casa and
Register Company: argument commenced
by MIR. Mason N. Richardson for appel.
liant continued by Mr.. J. Miller Kenyon
for appellee and concluded by Mr.. J. A
2265. Masruder agt. Davis: decree IN 81
far as 1t confirms the auditors report
Of the account Of the trustees Of the ad'
mintstration Of the trusts created by thu
will affirmed with costs; SO far as The
Eliza c. Magruder trust IL concerned
cause remanded, with leave and direction
OF the court to amend the decree In sc
far as It may relate thereto and take
such final action regarding that trust es.
opinion by Chief Justice Shepard.
2SS Union Savings Bank agt. Carnegie
Trust Company: judgment affirmed with
costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb.
POS. Neubeck agt.. Lynch: judgment
reversed with costs and cause remanded
for further proceedings: opinion by Mr.
Justice Van Orsdel.
2296. Marsh agt. Kenyon: decree affirm
ed with costs; opinion by Chief Justice
Shepard.
22s2 National City Bank ast Bankers
Trust Company: judgment affirmed with
costs: opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb.
No. 231S Pierce agt. United States OF
America: Judgment affirmed with costs;
opinion by Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
No. 234O United S ates, ex rel. Todd.
agt: Gongwer: JUDGMENT affirmed with
costs; opinion by Chief Justice Shepard.
Patent appeal No. 72S. Sanders agt.
Emerson: decision Of commissioner of
patents affirmed: opinion by Mr.. Justice
Robb.
No. 2292. Curriden agt. Middleton; de-
Justice Van Orsdel.
No. 2a4s. Mark agt. District Of Column
bia; Judgment Of Police Court affirmed /;
opinion by Mr. Justice Robb.
ton Of John Broadland; decision OF COM
missioner Of patents affirmed: opinion by
Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
Patent appeal No 7O7. In re applica-
ton Of Charles II. Tallmadge: decision Of
commissioner Of patents affirmed; opinion
by Mr.. Justice Robb.
Patent ppeal No. 734. Summit City
Soap Works agt. Standard Soap Com
pany: decision of commissioner of patents
Alarmed: opinion by MIR. Justice Van
Orsdei
No. 722. Patent appeal Mdgley axt.
Ward; decision Of commissioner OF pat
ents affirmed; opinion by Mr.. Justice
RObb.
No. 739. Patent appeal Carmel Wine
Company agt. California Winery: decision
OF commissioner Of patents affirmed; opin-
ion by Mr.. Justice Robb.
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Wants Troops Kent in Texas.

Declaring that conditions in Mexico
were far from settled. Representative
Burleson OF Texas today urged upon
President Taft the necessity Of keeping
United States troops along the border
Mr.. Burleson said that the withdrawal of
all federal trooIs would force Gov. Col
quit to keep large portion Of the state
militia In the field. The President prom
Used to give early attention to the mat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-04
Norris for Open Caucuses.

Representative Norris CT Nebra ska to-
day Joined the democratic idea OF open
caucuses, which have been proposed by
Democratic Leader Underwood Mr. Nor
ris introduced a resolution prohibiting the
use Of the House chamber for a secret
caucus by any party.
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Ohio Bank Closes It's Doors.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. December 4-The
Union National Bank today posted no.
tice of suspension by resolution OF the
board Of directors. It was further stated
that the haik u now In the hands Of the
seutEoller Of the currency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-04

For the District of Columbia, fair, cold
er tonight; temperature about "a degrees.
Tuesday fair. slightly warmer: moderate
northerly winds, becoming variable.
The disturbance that was over Ohio
lantic coast by way of North Carolina,
attended by general SHOWS and rains In
the lake region, the Ohio valley, the mid
die Atlantic states and southern New
England,a and SHOWS and rains continue
on the coast, with high northerly winds
from New York to Nantucket Over the
remainder of the country the weather
was fair. except in California, where gen.
eral rains have set In.
High pressure prevails over the interior
with much lower temperature, the fall
extending to the Atlantic coast. In the
northwest and the districts west OF the
Rocky mountains temperatures are high
er as rule.
Fair weather will prevail generally to-
night and Tuesday in the lake region. the
Ohio valley. the east and south.
1t will be colder tonight in the Atlantic
coast states, but on Tuesday tempera-
lures will rise generally over the north
and east.
The winds along the New England coast
will be brisk north and northwest. except
gh Monday over southern portion; on
the middle Atlantic coast brisk north and
northwest, dimin .shing Monday night: on
the south Atlantic coast moderate north
erly; on the east gulf coast light to
moderate north and northeast.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have brisk north and north
west winds with snow to the Grand
Banks.
The following heavy precipitation lin
inches) has been reported during the last
twenty-four hours: San LUIS Obispo. 10.
Note-The display Of storm warnings on
the great lakes will be discontinued for
the season at the termination Of Decem-
Der 5, 1911.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
MISUNDERSTANDING. pm. A.: 8
pm, SO; Il midnight. 81; today. 4 am.
IS; am, 80: IL noon, 81; pm. 80.
Maximum, 40, at 2:1O pm. yesterday;
minimum. 81, at 10 am. today.
Temperature same date last year-Maxi-
num- 3S; minimum, u.
pm. 2995: II midnight. 1895: today. 4
am, 29.07; am, BOLT; II noon. 1927:
= pm, 5000.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water at
s am: Great Falls-Temperature, &c:
condition, "a. Dalecarl reservoir-Tem
perature, Al condition at north connec-
ton, a. condition at south connection,
Is. Georgetown distributing reservoir
Temperature. 20: condition at fnfluent
gatehouse IA; conditi on at effluent gate
house, IL.
Up-River Waters.
Skor