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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-19
l81IduO elelS hl
ltslaoS lvolIols!H elslS IvOOI
Of BRIBERY IN
L0R||.M|ER |. CASE
SENATOR BURROWS SAYS THERE
is NOTHING TO INDICATE THAT
A SINGLE LEGISLATOR WAS
CoRRUPTLY INFLUENCED.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 18.-"There
lis absolute.y no proof in the case d.
rect or indirect from which 9 legiti-
mate inference could be drawn that
single member OF the general assembly
was corruptly influenced to vote for
Lorimer" This was the conclusion
of Senator Burrows in speech in the
senate today defending the majority
report of the committee of which he
is chairms confirming the right of
Lorimer to his seat in the senate.
He contended there was nothing in
the statements of those legilators who
confessed bribery to justify the con-
clusion that they told truth. He also
declared there was no evidence before
the committee inculpating Lorimer in
bribery or attempted bribery, If such
There was.
scores Men Who Confessed.
White, who confessed to being
bribed, came in for a severe denuncia-
tion by Burrows.
The testimony Of Link and Becke-
meyer was discounted by Burrows.
Holstlaw, whose testimony might be
considered as supporting charges
against Lorimer, was contradicted by
Broderick, Burrows said, "and is i'm
possible of belief. even If uncontradic-
ter of even minor Importance
After summarizing the testimony
of the witnesses Burrows came to the
conclusion There was nothing in the
statements of anyone of them or In
the statements of all taken together
which would Justify the conclusion
that their testimony as tn bribery was
true or could be relied upon in mat
tier Of even minor Importance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-19
COURT FAvORS WATERLOO
Injunction is Modified to Allow Town
To Be Represented at League
Meetinu

Chicago, Jan. 1S-Judge Gridley this
afternoon modified the injunction OBJ
tanned by the Waterloo Iowa baseball
club, restraining the Three-I league
from dissolving the club so that the
complainant is given the right to be
represented at the league meeting
when action affecting it is taken. The
court did not pass on the right of the
league to oust the club.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-19
Foster Reservoir Furnishes Ice.

Foster, Jan. 1S.-Fred Jones of near
Blakesburg has had force of men in
Foster filing the ice house. He also
loaded nine cars of ice here for Bear
Creek and seven for Blakesburg. The
Foster reservoir is much lower than
usual but still it affords plenty of ice
for the town here as well as he'll
boring towns use.
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TWO DIE At osKALoosA.
Harry Attig and Rosa Grill Found
Dead Under Mysterious
CircUm Stances,

Oskaloosa; Jan. 49, (SneciaD -
Harry Attig and Rosa Grill were
found dead in room over the Under
wood Candy factory early this after
noon II Ia supposed that Attig shot
the Grill woman and then committed
suicide. The police are investigating.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-19
DIES MONIES GOES WET
Supervisors Today Hold Petition {
Consent for Saloons to
he Valid Eal5

Des Moines, Jan. 1S.-(Special.)- -
Des Moines is wet" the supervisors
today holding the petition of consent
filed by the saloon men valid The sa-
loon men had 1917 names the law re-
quiring 6,71S. The saloon men made no
argument to the board but the temper
ance people made arguments and serv-
ed notice of appeal to the district
court G- SE
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-19
LEAVE FOR DIES MONIES.
Trio of Ottumwans VIII Attend Con
venton of Commercial

Clubs.
Secretary j. N. weidenfeller, N. F.
Reed and James F. Powell of the OF
tumwa Commercial association leave
this afternoon for Des Moines to be
present at the convention Of the
League of Iowa Commercial clubs that
convenes in the capital city Thursday
and Friday In connection with the
Newspaper men and Ad men. The
three bodies will handle their business
separately Thursday and Jointly on
Friday
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-01-19

coNsTITUTIoNALiTY OF NEW
LEGISLATION ASsAlLED BY
SUPREME COURT.

Washington. D. c., Jan. 1s.-The
final assault on the constitutionality OF
the corporation tax provisions OF the
Payne-Aldrich tariff act of 1909 began
yesterday in the supreme court of the
United States.
For two hours Maxwell Evarts OF
New York argued that the law was
void. Julien T. Davies, also OF New
York. continued the assault. Today
Frederick w. Lehman, solicitor gen
eral for the department Of justice, Will
defend the law.
Mr.. Evarts appeared as counsel ZOE
Stella P. Flint, general guardian or
Samuel N. Stone, Jr., owner or STOCK
in the ne-Tracy company OF Wind
sor, vt. She sought to prevent the
from paying the tax.
The attorney contended that the tax
was unconstitutional principally be-
cause it fell upon the corporate iran
chise of the company. In so doing II
invaded the sovereignty Of the state,
he urged.
Justice Day Asks Questions.
The argument that the tax was upon
an instrumentality Of the state, drew
forth numerous questions from the
bench. Among these was one by
Justice Day.
Suppose that corporation had
taken out a charter to do business but
had not done any," said the Justice,
"would that corporation be subject to
this tax?'
Mr.. Evarts said that it would not,
because it's net income did not exceed
$4,000.
Justice Day followed up his question
with another about the distinction be-
tween the right to do business and the
doing of business.
Mr.. Evarts had trouble in making a
distinction that did not do violence 10
his argument. He finally stated his
position in reference to the tax to be
this:
"By limiting the tax to corporations,
congress made their charters as such
a condition precedent to the tax and
therefore it had taxed the instrument
tality of the state"
Wants All Taxed.
'Ine decision WHICH We aoh ILLS
court to make involves no diminution
Of the potential resources of the ma
tional government" said Mr.. Evarts.
"a result of that nature harassed the
thoughts of, some Of the members OF
this court when the income tax cases
were pending.
"This is no such case. The taxing
power of the federal government may
reach the business of the defendant
for per cent, for 10 per
cent, for so per cent, if necessary, II
it will but seek out all who are en-
gagged In the same business and not
to tax the corporate franchise
"It Is that attempt by congress to tax
a franchise created by the state and
not the general power to tax that
makes this argument"
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Abba Homstead Install Officers.

Abba, Jan: 1s.-The Homsteaders
will install officers Friday evening,
January 81. A lunch will be served
after the installation and all members
are requested to be present. They
will meet the present year in the
Woodman hail.
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4 concurrent resolution this morn
ING was adopted providing for a
memorial service for the late j. p.
Dolliyer, to be arranged by a joint
committee.
The House Bills.
Among the bills introduced in the
house are: l
! BY CunninghamMe easure providing
for compulsory road dragging.
Nv Smith of Decatur-Amendme
of laws with reference to senate.
By Goodykoontz-Re Relating to filing
Of bonds and coal or mineral rights.
nv Griggs-Relating to deposits IN
savings banks and investment OF funds
in savings banks. /.
By oodykoontz-Fixing time OF
limitation of, acts, enforce coal or
mineral rights.
Nv Boettger-Act legalizing elections
held In town Of Bettendorf, Scott
county
By shane-Act fixing taxation Of
corporate property.
Representative Gore of Linn, also in
troduced a stringent measure prohIbit-
Ing all treating in saloons.
The Senate Bills.
Among the bills introduced in the
senate were:
BY Balluff-Rela,lng to investment
of savings bank funds and investment
of funds; prescribing paving certificate
and bonds exempt from taxation, and
legalizing special election held in Bet
tendorff.
By Schrup-Providing for commit
ment of females to state industrial
school,
BY Sammis-Providing for public
service utilities commission.
BY Smith, Of Shelby - Prohibiting
candidates for Office from treating"
BY Hammill-Applying injunction
feature of liquor laws to gambling.
BY Chase-Increasing salary OF
county recorders to $1,400
BY Webber, of Wapello-Bill pre-
venting sale of goods and merchandise
In bulk without notification of creditors.
Ry Cowles--Describing duties Of
school boards when building for sup
port of county teachers institutes.
BY Wilson-Creation pension fund
for retired school teachers.
BY Sullivan-Providing for munich
pal ownership for public service utili-
ties in towns over $4,000.
BY Van Law-Making necessary ma
ioritv of signatures of voters general
election in obtaining consent petitions.
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New York PAPER Takes Poll oEl0 Al!
On Question OF Revising 7h~
Tariff at Special Session
.****************

Washington c. is much talk @ among
article in New York World
day special session OF
foodstufs The New
WoFd to
called for this and
and independent
Commercial clubs
lower duty farm products
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Wife Dies; Family Stricken,

Logan, Jan, 18.-(Special,)-- Mrs.
Everett McClannan, aged 80, died Of
pneumonia at her home in Mondamin,
Surviving are her husband and six
children, who are si,fffring from TIC
same malady.
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creston Banker Dead.

Creston, Jan. Especial. )-Sidney
p. Richardson, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank died in the hospital this
morning following an operation for
kidney trouble,
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MANY NEW BILLS
IN BOTH HOUSES
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION is
ADOPTED PROVIDING FOR MEN,
ORAL SERVICES FOR TIE LATE
sENAToR DoLLlvER.
IBy w. II. POWELL

Des Moines. Jan. Especially -
There were but three changes IN the
first joint ballot of the house ana sen
ate this morning, for the election OF
United States senator to snucceeo
Dolliver; Fraley of Polk changing
Young to Feely; Neal OF washington
from Wilson to Byers and f1nlayson
from Garst to Feely-
Ore hundred and fifty seven votes
were cast as follows:
Young .................' 90 90
kenyon ................ ......'... a1 a
Funk .............. =!
Garst .............. y
Feely
Byers ..........
FraEke ...... .............
Porter (demOcrat) Oo
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. April co-The cotton market
more than recovered yesterdays loss during
into now high ground for the bull move
ment. With the close firm ut a net gain of
% IL points The market opened steady at
an advance of 31l0 points on much better
cables than expected. bigger English spot
gales, reports of an active trade in Man
chester and unsettled weather In the belt
which caused further talk of delayed plant
ms. Many OF yesterdays local sellers seem.
I'd to be covering the start, but Efforts
were encoura eed To some extent by The alb
sence OF aggressive bull support and after
the list had shown a gain or about sGfi0
points on active positions there was a re-
action under scattered realizing and re-
newai of Wall street or local pressure. Of
ferinEs were very we'll taken on set back
of or points from the best. however, and
inc marker developed renewed strength dur
ing the afternoon on foreign buying orders
a little support from leading bull brokers'
the large loss OF stock a, counted interior
towns for the day and talk OF more SPOT
demand. There was a covering furry on this
advance. which carried July w to 1883 and
old crop positions generally TO n net gain
OF l5T 20 points bn, tho new crop positions
was relatively quiet and easy. owing 10 the
forecas, for clearing and warmer wea her in
the south. and sold only OF s points above
the closing figures Of last night Realizing
and the close was within or points OF
the bc.,
There were run,ors Of further sales o, spots
from Tho local stock and private wires from
var!ou. Southern points Indicated spot
demand. which was chiefly attributed 10 eN-
po!ters SLING out enga renients for end
month shipments. The estirna ties for tn-rnor-
rows receipts az iead.ns points were little
larger, bu, thStacreased port movement. ac-
eoFdlny 90 ;i1: buiiisi. View. torcshadows in
creased exports.
Receipts az the ports ;o-day we're 7.7"5
bales against !2T las, week aud !5.lSI las;
year For the week i5.c'o bales sgains; aS,isi
las; week and $685. last year. To-day's re-
cepis a. Sew Oricons i.o7 bales against t5s7
last y.ar and Houston as bales agains,
~ lasi year.
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NEW YORK rnoDrcE MARKET.

Sew York, April 2c--Flour-Steady TO firm
"ith fair jobDnr trade. Rye Flour and
cornmeal-Firin. MISUNDERSTANDING. Wheat
--EtronEi so 2 red :iisc elevator and :5itc
f.o. anpar Futures closed &c. net adj
yance. Mag. asNc.; July. Size; September.
3i.,c. 0orn-Spot firm: export. No. 2. Sc. T.
y 5 ahoa,. Futures clo.ed /: n nc. ne, high
e.. sIay. ".'sc.. July. Soc. Oatz-Spot nrm.
futures closed nominal
Uaft--Strady. Taiiow-Dull Petroieu m aud
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Roain--ouict. Molasses
steady E:ice-Quiet. Susar--Raw. quiet:
fei!ned. steady. Conee--Futures closed easy
AZ ~, decline Of sas points. spot. quiet;
i;!p. ~. !. li%sc-; Santos. no, :. l:&c; mild
lul!; cordova. i3s. q l5c. nominal Butter
frni; creamery specials. 33G 23ikc. Cheese
StGpty. f:Ggs-Firm: .resh gathered, select
sd extras. isiac.. Southern duck eggs. 81 q
-. Potatoes -Irresulati Bermuda barrel.
t3ftG21; Florida. f.30N475; old. sl.75 "a c.c5.
f'abbages- Southern crate soc. a. 100.
Frtights and Peinuts-Unchanged.
fottorseed Oh was generally lower under
scaitered liluidation In July. poor outside
demand and local bear pressure, Futures
chaigch 10 points lover for other mon tbs
April. sH@GT; May s.GIG,H June. 61ta
'fi3i JOY fHdSi5; August. 6.ism6.ig: prime
rrude 500 5,hi. rtiine summer Yellow, COLT
8 % prime winter yellow. 6,o5M SIS: prime
summer ~hite. G.ojTs.56
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't %,S;, !" Is small lots are charged extra.

stores W-e !, In small lots are charged extra.
oA.rsn,i 1 I'm coRN-In good demand.
33PPpl,L.Es.Market in line state.
.,s,, iAfoEs-Receipts light: demand mod
LIVE PoGLTRY-Hens lover hp, ,ot;,,
a. 1 P.Iees quoted. Chickens in good demand
I,IG I,,-,Sl arket steady at quotations.
very active demand packing stock mora
active. 1aots
LIVE sToCK-veals very active. Choice
,nS 'anios. hogs and cattle in good de-
.nsHa at prices quoted. Other produce
quoted continue active. The market in Seo
GRAZ Is in good condition -
o'5 bushels; corn. oi2l3 bushels: oats ss 100
puSs i; flour. 2.s52 barrels hay, ssi tons I:
miiifeed. 700 tons: meal, tiT bags
POCLTRY-T,TVE M
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DRY aoops MAnkEr

New York. April .o.-The cotton goods
market was steadier with slightly nrmer
t'ne, but trading was still; In very limited
proportions. Dealers in wool products are
considerably disturbed by delay In tariff .e
vision, importers In particular being troubled
about moving ahead for spring. Raw silk
is slightly easier. Yarns are quiet
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock Yards.) an
RiI.h

tSales at Union Stock Yards) I'M
Richmond Va. April 90 1911
Report OF the live stock market FOR tn.
week ending April! II. 1911:
Rcceipts-cnttle. lsi head: calves 1872 head:
eheep, et6 head; hogs. Tal head
Best steers. Sic: medium to good sis 4, &C.
common TO fair. -, Il SIC: best hcifers, &C.:
medium 10 good. 81, q SIC; common to fair.
ftsd &C.; medium 10 good COWS AZ a &c: com.
mon TO fair. "a ic. bulls. aii:ct; calves IN
&c. Cows and calves. s25esoco per head
Best hoes. e& q 'c.; sows and stays. 506c
ehcep, 3@o lambs 5I5sc.
Chicago H.. Aprll eo-Cattle- Receipts 500
mead Market steady. Beeves. s5i6a $50:
texas steers. $500 go; Western steers, SAs
q 90; s,ockers and feeders. si05.76: cows
and hefers, s2,s'm 5.7S; calves. s4I5ah5o
Hogs-K eceipts 2S0tO head. Market TO- loo
lower Than yesterdays average: light, son
6S5; mixed hogs. $50 $50; heavy s5.75 a & 20;
rough, i5,75d 80; good TO choice heavy. s. e5
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M anscHteIpts-Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn. I+2.
oVy Susnels; oats. 2e6.ooo bushels Shipments
oats. 1850 bushels ouene'e'
Cash grain closed: wheat-No. rcd SOS:
Sa aU,tc'; no. red. sdssc.; No. . hard. Ses:
sl,v,9 Lug; No. northern. eec. q s1.ol: No. ]
n Nor - sse @sLeo; No, spring. saa SIC.
durum. s2a sSc. Corn-No. : 5oS n Bic. :. W %
white eos 9Slhc.; No. ? yellow. siSaHc.:
NG; bea So..c.: No. white. SOC 6clc. 30. !
s'a t9..e.; No. yellow. 4sG lsEc. oatsHSo
:! ~. 8. s.s.e:: No white. 3sl 95skc: No. 3
s wn,.e, 90 ssnc.; No. white. 50 a 33xc.:
Baltimore Md. April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
spot, S9ni s,a sl.c corn-Frmer: spot.
3 q 3s,%c. Rye-Frm: No western domss,'
tic, a9c. 9 ST. -
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. n. c.. April co-sprits Tur-
pentine-S,aady at 7llc. receipts IL casks
Rosin-steady at $40: receipts so barrels.
Tar--Firm at t2.20; receipts IL barrels. Crude
rurpentine-Frm at 59T.oo and $3.50; re-
CENTS 0 ba rrels
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

tReported by Rodgers. Mccahs & Co.,
Petersburg. Va, April oo--Peanuis.-
ers' Spanish. hrm Mt 3i21ts per bushci. .
receipts light. Sheilcd Spanish. 10. 81 6x1
&c. per pound; No. . Spanish sheiled 5ii az
5lsc. per pound virsinins-steady: bunch
tTiHc per pound; fancy hsndpicked 3H a
sac. per pound: extra prime. 3,Ac. per
pound: machine picked. 3is n 3itc per pound !:
shcllins stock. az a &c. per pound.
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MARINE INrELLIGEScE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 20. 1911.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Mobjack Graves, Norfok and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
sengcrs, Virginia Navigation ,ompany
Steamer Blanche. Furnan, Petersburg and
James River landings merchandise and pas
scngers. Furman Line
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk MGR
chandisc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
z Steamer Blanche. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings. mcrcha ndlse nd pas
scngers. Furman Line
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. April 90 1911
Brishts-Markct continues Arm with iigh,
receipts. sun Cured lighter: mar
Ret fairly active at quotations. Dark stem
continue light; demand GOOD
at quotations. Brown Shpping-Rece,pts con.
tinuc light: demand good a. quotations,
DARK STEMMING-NEW
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Ge.2o; pisa. SECS 8e.as; bulk OF sales ,se@
e2S sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Market
weak. Native. sa9tTo: western. ,,15@L7o;
yearlinss. s4ao90.2S: lambs. native, Sl5o9
els; western. s4T6as.l6.
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cmIcAGo GI..lIN MARKEr.

Chicago. ILL.,. April 2o-unpromisinr crop
conditions In Europe Gent the wheat ,narke,
soaring to-day There was strong tome al
ne Close "ith ne, advance OF 1i.dIi;c. to
i'tc. bushei Iates; hsu;eS showed Il gain
Of 'sTrsc FOR corn and i.BItc to s.fTisc
~ oats. Hog products finished unchanged 10
iQc above
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
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New York. April 7o.-Beeves-Recelpts ISIS
head. No trading; feeling nominally weak
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1866 head IN
shorn sheep. ss5095,co: clipped do. ,s5o9
50: .horn lambs. s5.75 1890: clipped do,
stI6 COCO Hogs-Rcceipts eno head. Feeling
nominally lower. $500
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s.ca Mosp srocE Nsns.1

r;a.i -. :s.4 t-es.. ,;4t
@ Tvti.-9nc "a 4:-ii = t4f7-t'
ET4-. s:.-,as s.
I.ss,a4f = rs a-a y WI = Il
Fi'-fl IA SO FL ~ sgl 80.
E,Az4l ses;os.
= Il i-z = ri - ~.
Az D ~. <. ~, -
Gts:s. s9r sac "a, ~; ;n
u.o;Es 40 Lls. =. (, ::. i;r
-? "t,.tTn r. n iys -
sf<prsfc 81; LIN. Is 50,
!4ar3src At'retre-r Z, "a. - -
Southts5 EaiiTsT isti :. ~,
80 e. De-. ane q u Il :.5t
"stissn y E !rt.s. b.. Sd i.'
STREET RAILWAY .EsoA15=
nor. and por,.. Tfat, q 9. ~.
Va Ry. ana Po..e- III n. I'll. .4.f
STREET RI. STOCKS ~.
va Va ~ and nc~e- n sd. ~ 80. ~.
va. Rs! and poHer 90 rori n, ~ -.
srof. snd pprts TrEc. 90 MD ~. 4
I RAILROAD srockg
hltiantic Cons Linz eo-, ;f!
,.hehaneake aud Ohio .......!tc ~ II
.Ho.ioih and Western coin. ia ~ -
seapoard e. Isl nd ..!......i6n &. -.
sep u no pfd ......... 40 b,
Seapoard Go. com ...i ~. - -
southern Railway pid Hill. ~ - ~
Southern Railway eoi,i...... ~ w. n,
BANK ANp TRUST co. srocK M HI
American National. 4. ... IN. WI, I
ftToad Sueet.t..,.,:.5. o. ~ Y
BANK OF Commerce ana rrlyts I'D ~ ~
F!fst Satioaat. .-..!J. TX ~ -
Merchants National ID -: -
national State and City Bank 10 IL -
Planters national /. &. Ia "a -
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. April 20 1911.
with light receipts our market is active at
quotations receipts for this week asi tons
last vcar. l On inns Il 49, II ~,
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,ot..l nAnKE1 aro1ATIoSs.

- -af-.t " ,..rs ro-s-ni.sl9n co. com
;ai.s3dr Ir-,is-ts p.ss;nons Ya1
r{lrr,.5-d NJ 3ur; N i:iJ
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Quotations for 'nterest-payns bonds are
1t price to which interest must be added
income bonds and certificates of Indebted
less are nat. lL l-.
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Savings Bank Of Richmond. IS IS
UEion Bank of Richmond. ....... 90 265
virginia Trust Company..........icO1 AZ
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
virginia Fire and Marine...... IS IS J..
4, MISCELLANEOUS
american Tob. Co. pfd 6 n. CLIO 81 =.
Na-Car. Chem. pfd. p. c...... ITO l2t,s 1855
Na.-Car. Chem. Co. CON-. ........lco g. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-21
MISSING MAN
is IN FLORIDA
Grandson Of William Astor
Known as h. 5. King.

Daytona, Fla, March 21.-Through
an adventure In a forest fire 1t became
known that M. s. King" Of Daytona
Is non other than young James r.
Roosevelt. cousin of Theodore Roose-
welt, grandson OF william Astor and
husband OF Dutch Sadie" formerly of
the New York Tenderloin. 1t also de-
velops that after he and his former
bride had begun to appear III the pub
lie prints about once a week the Az
tors made a substantial settlement
upon the young man on condition that
he live far from New York and change
HIS name.
Roosevelt and ]. n. Merritt Of Day
tona went to Indian Lake for a days
fishing. They had Just started for
home when they found that the forest
on all sides Of them was ON fire. They
abandoned their automobile, fearing
the gasoline tank might explode, and
fought their way through flames to
the shores OF the lake. They were
badly burned. but were able to swim
to the other side. They found the
woods there also a1re, SO back into
the lake they plunged and swan to
old bark In the middle Of 1t and
there remained until the fires had
burned themselves Out,