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The Washington herald., 1911-10-10
DAILY COURT RECORD
Continued from Page Ten.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: Chief Justice Shepard, Hon. Charles H.
Robb. and Hon. Job Barnard, associate justice Su-
pre1ne Court. District Of Columbia
AdmissOns-Charies Carroll Glover. jr.: William
w. Hastings, Daniel b. Henderson, Robert b. Fen
nell, and James c. Yates, jr.
No. 1890 GomPers ct al. yS Bucks Stove and
Range Company; Judgment on mandate Of Supreme
Court Of United States entered.
No. 20. United States rel. Humboldt Steam
ship Company Us. Interstate Commerce Commission
wit Of error to Supreme Court Of United States
ordered to issue on motion of Mr. z. J. Ferrell,
attorney for appellee.
Order designating Justice Barnard to sit in the
hearing and decision of case No. G3u on general
calendar
Order designating Justice Wright to sit in the
hearing and decision OF case No. the special
calendar
No. ZI1. Gritts ct al vs.. Fisher. &c, ct al; On
motion each side allowed two hours in argument
| argument commenced by Mr.. ]. J. HemphiIl for ap
pellautS, continued by Mr.. r. S. Hufdekoper for ap
pellees. continued by Mr.. d. B. Henderson for ap
pellants, continued by Mr.. +. W. Clements for ap
pellees. continued by Mr.. W. W. Hastings for ap
peIlees. concluded by Mr.. W. II. Robeson for ap
rellants. On motion appellants allowed to file sup
Elemental brief.
Assignments for to-day:
Special calendar:
No. 7. United States ex rel. Mossr ~ Secretary
Of Navy. Attorneys King-wilson & Huidekoper.
No "a Frisby United States. Attorneys
DaTis-WilsOn.
Regular calendar:
No. 22ls. Chapman vs. Capital Traction Gem
pany. Attorneys Bailey-Pery & Son.
No. H65. Magruder ct al. vs.. Drury ct al At
torneys. Wilson Wilson-Dariingtu.
! Special calendar:
No l8 United States e1 rel. Frank s. Lana
vs.. Commissioner Of Patents. Attorneys. CrichtOr
Clarke-Whitehead.
| Regular cali:
No 2se New York Continental Jewell Filtration
Company vs.. Doyle. Attorneys. HAyden-Doyle,
| Douglas Obear
Special calendar:
No. g. Dufcur vs. United States. Attorneys
SohOn, Sullivan & Latimer-Wilson & Huidekoper.
No. H. Pierce vs.. United States. Attorneys,
Worthington-Wilson & Proctor.
Regular call:
No. 2Ss Union Savings Bank vs. Carnegie Trust
| Company ct al. Attorneys, Siddons-Minor.
No. ~ National City Bank vs.. Bankers Trust
Company ct al. Attorneys, LAmbert-MiDOr.
No. 2S9 Curriden ". Middleton ct al. AttoT-
neys, Bailey-JacksOu.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-10
RONIl,
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W r. Hibbs & Co,
ombsrs Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1911-10-10

Largest Morniag circnlatiOn.
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Which Is Followed by EnOT-
nous Sales Of Common Stock.
Officials Of Corporation Remain
Silent Situation Unchanged.
Scene on Floor OF Stock Exchange
Is Almost Unprecedented.

New York, Sept. 22,-The stock mar
ket was overwhelmed today by a wild
outburst Of selling. which for time
resulted i'll Generalization and swift
depreciation in market values. Alarm
at the reports of approaching dissolu
ton Of the United States Steel Corpor-
alton resulted in an enormous volume
of selling by holders of the common
stock in all parts Of the country and
in Europe The result Of reciprocity in
Canada contributed To the movement
in the market.
Wall Street was in utter confusion.
Officials of the Steel Corporation main
tanned their silence. and the situation
remained virtually unchanged. The
only fact which stood out from the
confused rumors and opinions was At
torney General Wfekersham.s state
ment that no arrangements fer the
dissolution OF the company had been
made and that no such action had been
proposed To the department OF justice.
This put an end Ia the widely cireulat-
ed reports tlat the corporation had
proposed plan of dissolution to the
department. OF justice. with the idea
If avertiug dissolution suit.
Persons in close touch with the sit
nation said that the corporation Off
eials had formed no definite plan of
procedure Judge +. il. Gary read
carefully the statement from Washing
ton Indicating the determination of the
department OF justice to pursue with
vigor the investigation of corporations.
but declined To comment. AT the CON
clusion Of the day Wall Street was as
completely in the dark as al its begin
ming.
The scene upon the floor of the stock
Exchange during the height of the ex-
citcment was almost unprecedented. Long
before 10 o'clock the brokers had gath
cred in a mass around the post at which
steel shares are traded in. Orders to
sell more than 100000 shares of United
states Steel common had accumulated
over night. When the gong signalled the
opening of the Exchange a roar went
mp from the crowd Brokers struggled
with each other in the widest excite
ment TO carry out their orders. For some
time it was impossible TO learn the prices
at which sales were being mdae.
The opening transaction was a block
of 1890 shares. lot of almost unprece-
denied size. The price quickly fell five
points to 53, the lowest figure since 1909,
and a decline of more than % points from
the high price of the year established in
February.
The preferred stock fell q to loS. its
lowest since 1908. Both issues shared in
the recovery. Steel common closed at Sc
a loss of y. The preferred entirely re-
covered its loss
Transactions in Steel common amount
ed to 7l7.S0O shares. the largest amount
of a single stock traded in on the Ex-
change since April i5 1902, when So. 600
shares of Southern Railway changed
hands. 1t was the largest total of steel
ever traded in. The days total for all
stocks was 1,S93,ooo shares, the largest of
the year.
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LEBLANC TRIAL
Recalled by Samuel D,
E|more Case, Now On.
He Claims That Much Tesii.
m0ny Given Was False,
And That Intent Was to IncFlminate
Mrs. Glover.

Cambridge Mass, Sept. 22.-That
Hattie Leblanc for the murder OF
Clarence +. Glover, the Waltham laun-
dryman, was false and that a trade eX-
listed between the brothers seeking to
break his will, and the parties de-
Tending Miss Leblanc, was a declara :
ton made in the probate court today
by Samuel D. EImore, who is seeking
to recover $1t.6o0 for counsel fees from
the Glover estate.
The payment OF these fees is opposed
by Mrs. Lillian NJ. Glover the widow.
for whom Mr.. I1lmore acted in the
probate court proceedings when an
effort was made to break the Will. Mr.
Elmorc said that Arthur Glover one
of the contesting brothers. came to
him a few days after the murder and
wanted to retain him to act in the
case. MIR. Glover said that the object
was to fasten the crime on Mrs. GLOW
er and break the will, said Mr. FL
more.
Mr. Elmore also declared that Ar
thur Glover married sister of one of
the detectives in the ease and that this
detective was later taken into the of
fec of the principal counsel for Hattie
Leblanc.
In conclusion Mr. Elmore said that
he had worked for weeks in the prep
aration and conduct of the case ana
considered his charges reasonable.
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THE NEW CABINET.
Speculation as to its Makeup-Plenty
of Timber Available.

Halifax, n. s., Sept. 22.-Within a
short time a conference of Conserva-
tive leaders will be held either in this
city or ottawa for the purpose of con-
Sidering the construction of cabinet
and to decide upon the exact lines TO
be followed in assuming command of
the government. Mr.. Borden has not
drawn up a cabinet slate and there was
much speculation today regarding the
makeup OF the new cabinet. The Con-
seryatlve leader is not prepared to
make a statement on the subject but it
is believed that a majority or at least
considerable portion of the new
cabinet will consist of men who have
never been ministers.
There are several well-known lead
ers, however. whose names will un-
doubtedly be carefully considered
when the cabinet building process gets
actually under way. These include
Hon. George E. Foster, formerly finance
minister under Sir John A. MacDon-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-23
MYSTERIOUS MAN
Who Saw Chas. Tucker
Leave Page House
Expected 10 Disclose Identity
Today al Weston, Mass
Selectmen VIII Probably Award
The Reward for Murderer.

Weston, Mass, Sept. 22.-The name
of the man Of mystery, who claims to
have seen Charles L. Tucker leave the
home Of Miss Mabel Page here on
March 81. 1904. the day he murdered
the young woman, will in all probable
ity be known tomorrow. Announce
ment VAS made today that a meeting
Of the stlectmen of this town will be
held tomorrow at the Town hall, when
Il decision will be reached as to which
one Of - persons who claim to have
been responsible for fuckers arrest
will receive the proffered rewards.
amounting To about S2500 This man
his signGed his intention of being
present, as have the other u persons,
who are 10 he accompanied by their
attorneys. More than seven years have
passed since tho murder was commit
ted and during that time the money
has been accommodating interest in va
rious banks
The name OF this man Is known to
the town officials. but they refuse to
diyulge his identity. Recently he wrote
10 the selectmen, stating that he saw
Tucker leave the Page home while the
body Of the young woman was still
warm. and asked that the reward, still
unpaid. be given him. He has been
notified Of the meeting His presence
is expected.
Tucker Went TO his death in the cleo
tFic chair ut the Charlestown state
prison entirely on eireumstantial evil
dence. Claims were entered by several
persons, including state and town po-
lice officials. who have asked for the
reward asserting that they were d.
reetls responsible fer fuckers arrest.
While tho trial was in progress word
was circulated that there was a man
who saw Tucker leave The Page house
about tho time Miss Page was MUIR
dered The police made an investga-
ton. bur the man did not appear at
the trial Since that time. the town au-
ihorities have attempted II determine
10 whom the rewards should be paid.
Of late they have received several
letters from main Who claims u have
seen Tucker leave the house
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DAYTON. Ohio. Sept. 22.-Forced into
the air by jeers OF thousands who call
ed him coward, Frank H. Miller.
ngcd q Toledo, Ohio, aviator. shot
into the sky at twilight this evening
and at the height Of 200 feet was
burned to death before the eyes Of the
terrified spectators on the Miami
County fair grounds at Troy, north Of
here
Miller had circled tic race track and
was just starting on a spiral glide in
to q ncighboring cornncld when some
thing went wrong. He could be seen
making a frantic attempt TO get his
machine under control and then sud-
denly the Whirring OF the propeller
ceased. The craft dropped like a shot
a distance of % feet. tiny blue flame
darted from the engine and in an in
slant the gasoline tank exploded
The machine was wrecked by the
impact and debris vas hurled hum
drods Of feet in all directions. What
remained CT the machine and the
driver were burned almost to crisp
as they dropped rapidly to earth.
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THE u. OF ME. ELEVEN
viii Line Up Saturday at orono
Against Fort Mckinley.

,es orono. Me-, Sept. 22.-(SpeciaD.- The
sdNarsity football squad has been put
ting in week OF hard practice UNI
der the direction of Coaches Windgard
and Reilly. The first game Of the sea-
son will be PLAYED on Alumni field
Saturday afternoon against Fort Me-
Kinley. The three forts in Portland
larbor have combined this year and
rs the soldiers have an unusually
strong team a hard game is expected.
It is impossible to say who will be
in The lineup fer Maine. Captain Par
hcr has been laid up for several days
with bad leg and his place will prob
ably he taken by Davis or Carleton.
Pryant, the star quarterback from
I5iddetOrd has been showing up well
in practice and win he given chance
10 run the team ut least part Of the
game. Bob SAWYER. who made ALI
Maine tackle two years ago, is back
i'll the game again this year and will
occupy his old position. Rurnette of
Boston Latin and Baker, the old He
bton star. are fighting hasa for center
and Whitney. who played in that
place last year win have To- work "a
hold his position.
Saturdays game will serve to give q
good line on the new material aud to
get the old men into condition.
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New York, Sept, 22-There was an
day, the grade known as Rio No :
being quoted "A LID cents in The
street. establishing new high rec
ord Considerable excitement also de-
seleped on the Exchange, where prices
were To = points higher for the day.
representing practically half cent
advance on the Week. Sales of futures
today aggregated 1880 bags. which
is the heaviest single days business
II many months.
Raw sugar continued its rise. al
changed on tine basis OF G.i5 FOR gram
ulat0tl asked hv the American, with
other refners asking from Z 10 ~
cents or being out OF the market en-
trelY. An unusual feature of today's
market WAS the sale Of 25e0 bags Of
Hefr orara sugar to comc from Liver
pool hy fast steamer. due here Oct ;.
Al a price equivalent to 596is cents
FOR centrifugal 96 test here. represent
ire a rev record figure since 1883.
Flour prices were advanced j and 10
cents on the produce exchange today
as Il result Of The big wheat uptarn
spring patents being quoted at $a40
10 S5.65 10 the city trade, although
some were holding still higher. with
the market more or less nominal,
awaiting further developments in
wheat and advices from the mills.
Some Of the latter Withdrew all offers
to their agents here today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-23

Wants
Vote Corrected.

Limestone, Me. Sept 22.--steps have
been taken by citizens and town OH
Gals to have the returns from this
town on the vote at the recent special
election which it is claimed We're in
correctly reported to the Governor and
Council, corrected. II is planned 10
have Town Clerk J. e. McMennamin
SO t. Augusta and place the matter
before the State officials.
Limestone voted on the question of
aholishing prohibition, according TO
tho clerks statement for repeal y,
against repeal l15. The returns received
al The state House read the reverse.
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Rodgers at Elnira, NJ. Y.

Elmira. n. Y, Sept. 22.-Aviator c.
2. Rodgers, who is competing in the
coast to coast aeroplane flight, landed
just outside the city limits at 5.55 P.
NJ. after making his longest single day
fight since leaving New York Sunday.
He left Hancock, y Y. at HOS a. NJ.
and due to the fact that lie lost his
way when near Susquehanna was
forced to fly 2dS miles in order to reach
this city. distance of but rs miles
from his starting point.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Sept 22-The prominent
feature of the weather map of FRIDAY
night is the wintry weather over ,ae
Northwest Canadian provinces and uon-
tana, III Montana the temperature Fri
day night was at the freezing point and
snow was falling at Havre Mont. the
depth on the ground exceeding three
Inches Rains were general within the
last q hours in the Atlantic seaboard.
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"canada Now Free from Menace"

Winnipeg. Man, Sept. 22.-Premier
Robin Of Manitoba expressed himself
on the Conservative victory as follows:
Canada is free from the menace
which hung over her. our fair do
minion is saved for Canadians and the
British empire. The sun went down
last night and so did Sir Wilfrid Laur-
Ter. We have reason to congratulate
ourselves on that result
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THE WEATHER.
FAIR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

Washington, Sept. 92-Foreeast for New
England: Fair Saturday sunday prob
ably fair with rising temperatures; mod
crate northeast winds. except light va
riable over north portion.
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Wheat Leads Procession, with
6 TO 8 Gents Advance.
Then Flour Follows Suit and
Oats and Barley Join.
Further Increase in Prices Expect.
ed Throughout nest.

Chicago. Sept Good stuffs which
might have been affected by q influx
Of Canadian products had Laurler and
his government not been defeated in
Canada yesterday rose sharply IL price
IN all american supply centers today.
Wheat led the advance and was fol-
lowed late in the day by flour, when
millers ignored their previous price
lists and adjusted their quotations TO
figures moro commensurate with the
|advanced cost of the grain staple.
Oats, TOO, felt the effect of the
Canadian vote, and as a result con-
sumers may expect soon to pay i'm
creased prices for breakfast foods
The consuming Of toast and biscuit.
wheat cafes and porridge. it is prob
able, will but add to the woes Of the
housekeeper
The greatest advance in wheat dur
ing the cay was recorded at Duluth.
There traders We're paying as high as
8 cents a bushel more for the grain
than they did before reciprocity was
rejected Minneapolis. the greatest
milling center Of the country. showed
a maximum net advance Of six cents.
Increases Of Il less sensational chars
|aeter we're recorded al Kansas city.
st Louis. Omaha and Chicago. I'M
mensa stocks OF grain IN the eleva-
tors Of this city acted as a check TO
Il severe advance here and brokers on
the Board OF frade bought wheat for
about three cents more hushel than
they had paid yesterday. The Chicago
market was the lowest of the Import
ant srain cehters
IT * II, no means certain ,bat To-
d.,.... -4a,.srcos IN tba ,rira of Zxbeat
en1 allied food et,,rfs indirato tba+ the
max.,npn3 has baen rsacbea ono of
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Boston Forecast.

Boston. Sept. 22.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity Saturday fair. sunday fair
and slightly warmer; moderate northeast
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-23
cAsTELLANE KILLED.
Falls Three quarters Of a Mile, His
Machine Going Wrong.

Elmira. y. Y. Sept 22-"Dare.
devil" Gastellane. an aviator, fell tC
Continued Yn Page Twelve)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-23

ST. Louis Mo, Sept. 22-Flour prices
advanced because Of the defeat Of rec
iprocity in Canada 20 to 25 cents i
barrel on The Merchants Exchange to-
day. The future market advanced in
rapid bounds. Traders said that ex-
port business will be stopped until the
market can adjust itself
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
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Results of Che observation taken at Moore's Wharf at midnight June I6 lgu, Is as follows
 Temperature time observaun I9 above Mhz. temppre5e5Iar 21 hour 69 above Min. 70 8tovs Mean 5lE above BaromoJst SO co Cloudy agd Calm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17

au.rn.. and aa, hmseIt elect .ae Mexican republic. ,a has hem wrought rofaIy win have one easerca ', win put a aea.a and to the landowner Ike a. .5a lords of Europe Ages. In ae chair va ana. born a poverty oc India. a.r. and without any -g Hr.s.-. which Fran. always enjoyed.
 U gt Dtaz aa lg a yoms one gs @s most g, modern times
 g ot la.a. but H triumph of ub. nr.a.Hsaul.u- ...r.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
FRCN Poos EyE 10 LE T-
 MELONS.

A eoa@usza p.-l the s.ea gale1 ls boxers @. -- r-...... a Mexico Was s--,s-.--
 yru-y che -sy.az --- t las -.sE ulprass aa- cheated E.l- aeag-e zsE. ssast t1e and aar.al --s- lat ruled aud aza.a--1 la E.z-... rsialGs UE- belief lr--=- Baden. good deal @. American money a a1ry Auszlsza vc.la.zs
 prbars i. ras some
 foa-5ed up5s fact There
 ezaroe that a.zv vI prove -aa Eaa lovva that nay quite clear that many 1-sacsas do . be- eve They look for more etgH var n aer unhappy s.a be- c7u-s hey do no, aaG 1at a cl hg rebel chie5-aias vsa aceeal s.a. delo,e eoaro. and domination
 Br even # Galero shall prove able to bring all elements and fac Eorz in uaue. under his Influence
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
oAReRoss HAS GOOD
 HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Go to Caruoss until navigation opens and enjoy yourseIf-duck hunt ing and fishing avoid tbe crowded b, els at Skagway and Whitehorse The Caribou hotel offers as good ac oonmodatons as any botel in the North. No extra railroad fare. The fare from Skaguay to Csruoss and CarUoss to Whitehorse equals the through fare.
 Write to E. w. Gideon for rates and an information. u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
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The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
L & NE-lss susasasr
SuNs~t7saa Rates

Adyerasas rates aa application
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17

Asmiue3 sa seooad class aal gla,.er July S. ESsS. at Lle Has te.s-g
 st SkASvay. Alaska
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17

NoRy lor saaasg g. a..l.-sg. must as ia as.A gs.s-> d. .. $. Sss0s insertion same. dag
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
DON'T s9 A suohgR.

sas When Alaska gold puts on a.. .nas her s...s The people able keep Sc ...- lu. she sa a#ngr, ey- some real #ag sue Hy Co put gga Eare @ few .. Hv.s. stick !, iu ...o money
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17

A fine mid temperance drink ls tho pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters 0f Tumwater Falls. and tho very best barley malt with just thc right proportion of choicest grown hops Brewed as on ly Che Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale at the Board of Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
 SALE

Pack non ceiling ..- er Egra Goods sy reduced .r.e as uaaT are setting too old lrgLt Yours,
 Herman E-.ur
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17

Alaskan
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17

For S5o yO1, can get a wholesome. home cooked meal st the New Home Restaurant sth Ave, just off Of RrNadWay.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-17
SMOKERS ATTENTION.
W. W. Boughton has taken the Ss,Ecy for he justly famous
 FL iNFINlTC CLEAR
 HAVANA rfEARC
HAVANA CIGARS.

5000 just received from the fac. ry at Tampa, Fla 1T you want the Jyst don't fail to give these goods a biRl.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1911-10-26
MRS. BERNARD WINS FIGHT

MONTESANO. Oct. 2t,--The SUI
preme court has handed down Il de
cision affirming Il decision by the SUI
perior court OF this county t. the ef
feet that Mrs. Joseph Bernard is en-
titled 70 4 portion OF the $4,000 life
insurance carried by her late hus-
baud. When Joseph Bernard was
forced 10 the wall. he assigned his
$4,000 life insurance policy 10 an
Aberdeen bank When he died the
insurance company paid the money 10
the superior court John Roeblings l.
Sons and other creditors entered
claim against the money and the mat
ter MAS taken into the courts. Der.
nard Was pioneer logger on Grays
Slarl'Or and failed in 1907. his failure
driving him insane The court held
thai life insurance policies were ex.
enppt from all debts.