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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-17

the evening As YOU al know in consequence OF recent
events the asylum we have SO long enjoyed IN England
is likely to be lost to us and at our last meeting we re-
solved 10 make a supreme demonstration. The details
were left to me- and have framed the following scheme
to which YOU will give from which YOU will withhold
Your approval. have here list OF big English land
owners and others ten in number, all OF whom nave
been marked by us with the double red aScr1Sk or I"
bc absolutely accurate these ten names are cthcr from
the red astcrisk list, their immediate heirs,
propose that these ten should be aSSaSSnatcd by u.s.
one every day for the first ten days OF June nave not
included any OF the royal family in the list. since inc
ten selected are among the most prominent peers ana
landowners in the country and thus We cut away S"
to speak, the props from under the throne.
\ muunur Of interest and approval went round the
room-hs deliberate succession OF murders WAS clearly
10 the taste OF the members But the comment was
only momcn,ary: dead, tense silence succeeded
"NIy list as say consists OF ten names, continued
the speaker, and there are lust twenty OF us pre-"
pose that We draw lots for the honor of being employed
do not intend to read to YOU the list Of the ten VIC
Tins: il will be sufficient think for YOU TO know that
they are all from the double astersk list orarc the direct
heirs of the names there which those We consider
the most fragrant of our enemies. But III certain cases
when the present posScSSor is Old Il seemed 10 me more
suitable to select his heir.
The president took out OF his pocket little shcaf OF
envclops bound together by an elastic band.
With regard 10 the drawing OF lots he sad, this
device NAV serve. | have here twenty cnvcops, IN ten
of which is slip Of paper bearing OF the selected
names On the outside OF these cnvclops is an dpNd
betca letter from \ to inclusive The rest Of the en-,
yelops are unmarked and empty. These cnyclOpS VIII
shuttle togcthcrin some receptacle, and ask each member
in turn including myself. 10 draw The one WI"
draws will commit the first assasslnatlon Killing the
owner Of the name inside his cnyclop. Is Will follow on
the next dav and forth. Those vino draw blank en-
yclops will for the present | afraid remain uncm-
plovcd Now today is the fifteenth Of May. propose
to devote the first ten days Of unc 10 our purpose
Such is my scheme. II awaits Your discussion aua
adoption rejection. After that we can proceed with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-17


For moment he was barely able to check the cry of
stranglng horror that rose in his throat the next his
training the consciousness OF the VOWS OF implicit oDel-
ence by which he bound, his fanatca belief IN te
Justice of the cause that demanded IT, came to his ana,
and he replaced the slip in silence His partner opposite
had drawn blank and looking bored; the man on
his right burned his slip in the candle smiling quietly
The drawing soon over, and Charlie MeerS re-
turned to his seat.
Il am always at the service of members. ne said,
"and shall be happy discuss their plan with them II
they wish it. think, Gentlemen you who have drawn
slips had better burn them. II is not likely that you
will need to be reminded OF the names.
There was a moments silence, broken by Boris part
81 think you declared no trumpS, he said
THERE NAV occur to a man a shock OF such sort
that while his ordinary brain-that in everyday
use which dictates the performance OF the routine Oh
lfes unaffected. small local OF 1t IS rackGd
and tortured II was 50 with Boris lie payer 4 coupe
OF rubbcrs Of bridge with his usual acumen, he drank
his whisky and soda he INDUCED in the ordinary COM
monplaces OF conversation with other members Whle
all the time little piece OF his BRAN ShrieKed ana
screamed for horror. It that slim grsh figure with
a yellow ticket on her shoulder then followed the
charge and spring OF the great dog
FORD AGINCOURT'S house in Ireland, to which,
- dslking the heat and dust of a London summer,
he was accustomed to move toward the end OF May
stood couple OF hundred yards from the coast III the
county of Wicklow. Some haf-milc OF road separate.
!, from the agents house at the gates and Just outside
Law the golf links of WhitcstopcS, where Miss iawkhurt
often pIaycd She was having round after tea this
first dav Of Tunc with Boris Vanc. who had left his
dog chained up AT the clubhouse, since Faincr did not
approve Of golf. Boris always fine player; but
today he was far above his ordinary form and could do
nothing wrong The effect OF this that, giving Miss
Hawlhurs her usual allowance Of nine strokes ne de-
fcacd her the thirteenth green The light was al,
ready bad for the sky very thlcly overcast ana
from the west where the sun was drawing near to its
setting there cleaned a reddish glare from some
mote CONFEDERATION
Il think we will not play the remaining holes said
Miss Hawkhurst Boris played the stroke that gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-17

PORIS himself was private secretary to LORD Agn-
- court the tale of whose Irish acres WIS as long rs
his lineage There he owned huge tracts OF msanagcd
estate where so far from being an absentee landlord
ne constantly lived, grcvouS and oppressive. Tie was
quiet man OF iron. very Old but utterly fearless
who had twice very properly been shot al 10y eylcted
tenants at one OF whom ne had shot in return with sat
isfactorv results. He had no son; but one daughter
who inherited all her fathers contemptuous hatred OF
his dependents but to look she was Ike wild rose
by the watersiie.
Her. by one OF Proydenccs more inscrutabe DEGREES
Boris loved with the fervor as he dc'cstci her
character and principles In town he lived IN his
own fiat: when in Ireland at the agents house at the
gates Of the park He, to her mind, was quite the sort
IF man YOU could have to dinner, II somebody was
wanted; and he knew her estimate and conception OF
him very well. He was a servant, conveniently OF 50
well bred type that he could appear at dinner, ana
could play golf 50 well that match with him was as
improving as 20 play with professional; but as nu
man being he had no individual existence Tor her Miss
HawIhurst dccscd the hcretcal doctrine that al! men
are equal: there was only small class Go which she
belonged that mattcrcd at all. Il was their privilege
largely to possess the earth and their duty to be colby
lust 10 their dependents so long they behaved them
selves If they did no, among these Irish tenants there
was good deal of doubtful behavior they were to be
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
HIGH SCHOOL
Students Are Urged to Atten
the SouthWick Recital
Here.

The Henry Laurence Southwick
recital at the First Methodist Bpts-
copal church tonight promises to be
one of the best literary entertain
ments of the season.
Prof. southwick holds his hearers
steadily under the spell of his match
less genius. He is more than
draamtic reader. In his work
grows the deeper, steadier light of
the artist, with the Hottest concep-
ton of Itfe's best culture.
In order to induce all High school
students to hear this noted orator.
the price of admission has been
made thirty-five cents. The regular
admission will be fifty cents
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

The Eles Ten Pin league meeting,
which had been called by the secre-
,ary of the league for tonight at
O'Clock at the home. has been post
poned lust one week from tonight at
the same hour. This meeting WAS post
poned on account OF tonfght,s being
Thanksgiving eve and therefore many
OF the members of the league found II
Impossible to be present and also on
account of the meeting being to close
the league and as many or the present
members think the league can be re-
vived and will utilize the extra time
along that line
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
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n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

Icvou have Young children you have per
ans noticed that disorders Of the stomach
"a their most common ailment. To correct
his you will find Chamberlain's Stomach
nd liver Tn bIcts excellent They are easy
and pleasant to tnke, and mild and gentle in
effect. For sale by all dealers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
ELKs SHOW MUSIC.

The music for the Elks show is be-
ing arranged by George-the fellow
that gave the party,-and he is put
ting in his best ticks on it. George
is some arranger, when his social
duties do not take up too much of his
time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29
.B0ML me- NEWS.

The duck pin CONTEXT scheduled to
be played between the Druggists and
the All Star Crystal team on the Gore
alleys Tuesday night was postponed
because several of the Druggist team
were unable 10 be present The team
has been re-srhedpled and viii be
played Mondey night December :.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

Do you suppose that irere are many
men In this city who need your SER
vIces-and yet would not read your
situation wanted al in t.e TeleEra m :?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-29

This Is the picture face of Bob
Speers, who is playing right end for
the West Virginia University foot
ball team. He is one of the fastest
END players ever seen on the Varsity
team. He Will be seen playing
against Dennison University at
Fairmont Thursday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. April 3-wHEAT-Futures
higher; May, s6hds6s6c; July. SSlkdsSssc
cash. higher; track No. red, SS1ha9Oc; No.
2 hard, S5d97c.
CORN-Iigher; May, 4Ssk@4SNc; July,
white 49lt6I5Oc
OATS-steady May 31ssc: July. ahc;
cash, steady; track No. 2, &c; No. 2 white.
33kc.
RNE-Unchanged. e4c.
FLoUR-ouiet; red winter patents, "a %
Q410 extra fancy and straight, SO 6074 10;
hard winter clears, So 6063.1b.
SEED-Timothy, $5OOd9. 50.
CORNMEALs-S2. 40.
BRAN-Firm; sacked, last track, s1,12a
LA.
HAY--Firm; timothy. s15.OOa9O.OO; prairie.
$i2O0d15.00.
PROVISIONS-Pork, unchanged; jobbing,
1850. Lard higher prime, steady; S.575l
@I77iA. Dry salt meats unchanged; boxed
extra shorts so; clear ribs, $3.50; short
clears, SS.621z. Bacon, unchanged boxed
extra shorts, s9.15; clear ribs. 1916 short
clears S9S7h.
POULTRY-Weak; chickens, 13c; springs
lie; turkeys, 17d1sc; ducks, 14c geese, Sc
BUTTER+Steady; creamery, 1Sl22c.
EGGS-Steady l41Lc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14

SHEEP-Au Of the adiectiVes used In
describing a demoralized market might
well be applied to the sheep and lamb
trade this morning. Demand IN all branches
in the face OF barely normal receipts. TfAp
few bids that were put out early appeared
to be about 15G 25c lower, but the task Of
obtaining offers al any decline was diff
cult.
Supply included some toppy shipments
Of MeXcans the kind that usually sell
and dress out well. but buyers were not
inclined to show faVors and best. as well
as common offerings were involved II
slump that promised TO be severe. Lambs
made up the mig bulk OF the run and Il
was toward this class OF stock that bear
sh efforts were especially directed
Reasons for today's decentralization were
general rather than local Eastern sheer
markets have been going from bad to
worse this week, and the condition OF the
dressed mutton trade IL also discouraging
Yesterdays top price at Chicago for lambs
was $50. while South omahas high price
was only a dime less
After considerable dlckering sellers were
forced TO accept buyers offers and the
entire market dropped TO figures l5d2Sc
lower. Best Mexican lambs on sale had 10
move al $3.50 and very rood kind OF
changed hands at 4S0G4.95. the latter pric'
being the highest quotable for that ciaSs
of stock. Business in sheep was Of smh M
volume. good wethers selling AZ or nfar
$3.50 and ewes ranging around HO0dAi6.N
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good to
choice lambs t5e5G5.sO: fair to good
lambs, s.. AOa5e5; handy weight yearlings,
N.90d5i5; heavy yearlings, AG0d4aO; good
10 choice wethers. A50dAS5; fair TO good
wethers. A.2Sd45O; good 70 choice ewes.
NS6@4. so; fair TO good ewes, N00dD435 /;
sheep. culs 20 feeders, ts.O00AOO
REPRESENTATIVE aaleR.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14
Review OF Operations on stock EH-
change During the Day.


NEW YORK. April ts.-rThe stock market
today Toledo, St Louis q Western pre-
terred advanced 81. Canadian Pacific and
Missouri Pacific gained y and southern
Fac Tic lost rs
Prices worked lower. but not enough
stock was sou &c create au+ marked En-
preston on values Missouri Pacific was
quite irregular within a range Of a half
United states Steel lost 4. bus the pre-
ferred rose "a Associated Oil gave way
~ and Long Island IL. American Steel
Foundries rose ].
The influence OF the coming holiday over
the week end made itself felt and trading
as TO what action might be taken by con-
gress or the supreme court traders we're
unusually reluctant to be committed TO
either side Of the market over the holidays
and soon after the opening business was
almost suspended. Prices weakened slightly
and recovered. with Missouri Pacific show
ing considerable strength on short cover
| ing Bonds were steady.
Pressure against Pennsylvania had & re-
strictive effect on the general buying and
some OF the western stocks eased off. A
point either way.
There was scarcely any movement in
the late afternoon. Prices averaged pretty
| well up to Yesterdays close.
The market closed steady. The specula-
! ton continued duh and embarrassing in the
/ last hour, as at any period OF the session.
| The list scarcely moved at all and the day
| ended with prices just about where they
| left off yesterday
Number of sales and leading quotations
! on stocks were as follows.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14
1uNdi I6NCApt9s &c fAAo AW
DISPOSITION.

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle we're moder-
ate, as usual on a Thursday, but still the
total for the four days is large, amounting
TO 1920 head, as against l2,9OO head last
week and 1880 head a year ago. AS has
been the case for many days the receipts
quite a little sprinklng OF COW stuff and a
very small showing OF feeders.
The market stock cattle and feeders
opened early in the morning and the Few
loads In sight sold very readily at strong
prices. The market on feeders, owing TO
the extremely light supply all the week.
has held up in spite Of the break on beef
steers and prices today we're as high as
they have been any time of late. Good
light cattle sold up as high as 1855.
COWS and heiferB were in moderate sup
ply and the demand was good The better
grades changed hands in pretty fair season
In the morning at prices that were safely
statesmen thought that they got a little
stronger prices for the kind that buyers
happened to want.
Beef steers were slow and more or less
of a drag all the morning, they being the
last cattle TO sell. Statesmen seemed TO
feel that they ought to have . little higher
prices, while buyers were actually bidding
lower. In the end the steers were cleared
up at about steady prices.
Quotations on cattle. Good to choice
beef steers, IS 1906 80; fair to good beef
steers, Is. S096. 10; common to fair beef
steers, s. :9oqS 80; good 70 choice COWS and and
heifers. q .eoQe %; fair 70 good COWS and
and heifers 81 256Dl75; good 10 choice stock
ers and feeders, &5.1Od5.S5; fair to good
stockers and feeders s. .0oq5.l 10; common to
fair stockers and feeders, H.2Sdb 100; stock
bulls, stays. &c. "a. Ooa5. Is
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14

Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR-Irreguar; winter patents, S.1bp
30: winter straights, $3.50Gl410 SPRING
straights. $4,000 10; bakers. S.O0dAS5i
spring patents. best hard, t54Oqb.o5.
RYh,-No. 2, S5IS9c.
BARI .EY--Feed or mixing. 65QS5c; fair 10
,hoice mailing. SIO2d1u -,
SEBDS-FlaN, No southwestern, Nhm'
No. northwestern, $256ls I1mothy' $h''o'
PRO P9RFSo5vfssIfoSSNs-Mess pork, per Dbl. SIC; %
short ribs sides loose, f7.5OdS.25. Short
clear sides boxed SS.253S5iA.
Total cfearances of wheat and flour were
equal TO $50 900 bu Primary receipts were
SOi coo bu. compared with $4,000 the CORE
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheali
3 cars: corn, 126 cars; oats, 80 cars; hogs
'Cbicago cash Prlces-Wheat No. red,
Ssat GqOc; No. 3 red. S6ds9c; No. hard,
SSs,G9lc: No. hard s6dS9ihc: No. / north
ern spring. 9scdslOf; No. 2 northern spring
qScds1 90: No. spring, 90d94c. Corn: No
2 cash, 5Of15Oizc; No. 3 cash. 4s%d4sAc; No
white, 5Od5Ohc; No. 3 white, 4sh649&el
No yellow, 5Ol4m5O%c; NO yellow 4sA
dSOc oats: No. cash. 321ac; No. white
~ SisssIc. No white. 32Ikd3Sc No.
white. s26S2lkc standard. S3dSSiEc.
BUTTER = Steady; creameries, l4d2lc
i1 ENTHUSIASTICALLY: receipts, 2Lsi4 cases; Al
mark. cases included, 1slz014e firsts, i5c
prime firsts. 15ikc.
Enthusiastically; daisies. 14itc; twins
i2st01sc; young Americas lsStul4c; Ions
horns. 1S&a14c. ~,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14

Features Of the TradinE and CIosinE
Prices on BOARD Of Trade.


CHICAGO. April la-Wheat prices ad-
vanced almost enough today In Chicago to
admit OF shipments coming here from the
southwest az fairly good profit The
chief reason was that sellers we're scarce
most Of the bear spectators not desiring 10
nave trades open during the holiday tomor-
row Closing figures showed a net gain OF
1sdihc rhe final result In corn was
hft Of Ndhc to &c over last night, ltd9tc
to NC rise for oats and 5ai5c added cost TO
provisions.
Trade in the wheat pit consisted mainly
Of evening up risks IN view Of the fact that
no open session will be held tomorrow and
there would be but a few hours Of busi-
ness the following day. The May delivery
was especially strong iHost " the sire,
although being nervous throughout Cash
wheat on the other hand was decidedly
Glow. At the outset the future list as
whole declined some what because Of
from Argentina. An offset appeared in
the form OF an official report that the
Hungarian crop had been damaged 1913 per
cent High and low limits for May were
S99sc and sShdSS1c, with the close easy at
sec. a net gain Of nc.
Wet weather strengthened the market
for corn. May ranged from tec to $50
and closed firm, ssd&c net higher5/at 4sSs
d49Ac Cash grades we're steady. No. 2
yellow finished at 50Itd50Ac. transactions
in Oats were extremely light and price
changes narrow. May varied between NAc
and 3i5sc closing hd9sc up at a&9Sl3tc
Hosting power for hog products came
largely from grain. In the END the advance
nearly even all around, lard gaining
iOc TO l2lkal5c and other provisions trailing
but little behind.
Prices In Cnicago. furnished by the Up
dixie Grain company, 7OS Brandeis, building,
Omaha. telephone Douglas 2iiS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14

ST. LOUIS, April 1s.--CATTLE-R Receipts,
900 head including 900 Texans; marttF
steady; native shipping and export steers,
S6OOas so; dressed beef and butchers steers.
S5.40a625; steers under 1000 pounds, S. 500
675; stockers and feeders. A.50d675; COWS
and heifers, A10d6.65; Gamers t2.6ds25;
bulls, S3.75d55O; calves S5OOd7.75; Texas
and Indian steers, 3A5Od53; cows and
heifers, S3.50d5.O0.
HOGS-Receipts II 900 head market
steady to 10c higher: pigs and lights, 35.75d
SIS; packers. t610d6.SO; butchers and best
heavy, S6.25dS60
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2,O0d
head; market loo lower; native muttons,
S350dA76; lambs, S5.750610; culls and bucks,
So 256A00; stockers, S2.O0d325
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-14
OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICES.


BUTTBR-CreamVry No. /, delivered to
the retail trade in lib. cartons. 9Sc; No
2, in 30-lb. tubs. 21c; No 2, in lib. car
tons o Psekl1s 5tSss s: s9iie PACK o
every Tuesday
CHEESE l4al514c; Young Ameri-
cas- I9lSe; daisies lSoj triplsst:' lSS l linn
Swiss, &c; domestic Swiss, 22o: block
Swiss, 19c.
POULTRY-pressed broilers, under . Ibs.
$500 per doz.; hens, l5c; cocks. lie; ducks
lSc; geese, 16c; turkeys. 26c; pigeons, per
doz s1.2O; homer squads. per doz-,. 500;
fancy squads; per doz; $50; No; l. per
lbs. and Ia 20 2 lbs. zoe; smooth legs.
llc; hens, 12lkc; stays, 1oc; old ROSTERS. lei
old ducks, full feathered. lS1sc; geese, fnl
feathered, SIC; turkeys, l4c; guinea fowls
zoe each; pigeons, per DOE. 6Oci homerS
per doz., $500; SQUADS. No l, per dozS
$50; No. 2 per doz., soc: capons' oVes
lbs, l4c; old turkeys, l9c.
FISH (all frozen)-Pickerel &c; WHITFIELD
l0c; pike. DC; trout, 11ci large crappies, lsg
roe shad. soc each; Bhad roe. per pair, kSe;
frog legs, per doz, 35c; salmon. Sc; hall
Beef cuts-Ribs No. l. 1ss5c; No. 2. 1l.ac;
No. 3, 1875. Loin. No. /, l4lsc; No. !. l2lzc;
No. 3, 11hc Chuck: No. |, 7lkc NO. z, TAG;
No. 9, ne. Round; No, l. SIC; No. 2 ehc;
N fRRiuiSTTs-Apples. washington, Mo.
I
Red-cheek Pippins, 54-S4-sO-li2 sizes. per
box, $3.50; Washington Ganos. per box
$3.50 Bananas, fancy select, per bunch,
s.. 26a2.50; Jumbo bunch, S2.7bGS.75 Dates,
Anchor brand, new 30 lib. pkgs, In boxes,
per box, 800; bulk In 70-lb. boxes, 614c.
Figs, Turkish. 7-orown, per h., Ice; g.
GTsns fruit. Florida. Ss-5i-el-s5 sizes, per
box, $500; choice stock, sc less. Lemons,
Limoneira brand, extra fancy, SOO-SsO sizes.
per box, $3.50; fancy, Soe-sSO sizes, per box,
] q ais
Camelia Redlands navels, all sizes, per
4 box 1875; fancy naVels S0-96-lB sizes, SIS;
$50 and smaller sizes, $500, Strawberries,
Louisiana, per 24-pint case 3275.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. string and wax,
per hamper, Ss.50Q4.6O. Beets per bu. 15c.
Cabbage, New York, per lb., C. Carrots,
doz. punches, S5c. Cucumbers, hot house,
~ and doz.\ In box, per doz., 500. Egg
plant, fancy FLORIDA, per doz.. 300 Garlic,
extra xt fancy leaf per doz., DC Onions,
white, per ba:. g lbs;' si.i5; yellow, per
su 81 lss Va fs 5sa per sou 6S lbs;
doz. punches. 5O9s5c. Persnips, per lbs.
&c. Potatoes, early Ohio seed. sand
soil, in sacks, per 6u., N.l0; Genuine Red
| and Wisconsin, white stock, per ou, S5c
Colorado, per bu., N.O0. Rutabagas, per
lb.. 1hc. Tomatoes; Florida per s-baskst
Turnips, per bu., 75c. ~
Advertisements, California
soft shell, per h., 1Sc; in sack lots, 1c less
less. cocoanuts, per sack. $500; per doz.,
/ 75c. Filberts, per h., l4c; in sack lots, 1o
less, Hickory nuts large per ID, Sc
small per To-, .r oc IN Fe am roasted per
| per h., 16c; in sack lots, lie less Walnuts
/ black, per h., PIC; California, per h.
1sc; In sack lots, lie less. Cider. New York
Motifs per hbl.. 1915 Honey, new, q
/ frames S376