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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
p.er Hand In . Bible Glass.

A woman Of louisville. KY. who en-
Joys q game Of cards. recently visited
q friend In indianapolis. Sunday
morning came. and the hostess invited
her visitor to accompany her to sun
day school. 1t Is the practice Of the
teacher Of the Bible class Of which the
hostess IS a member to ask each mem
Der Of the class TO read 4 verse from
the Bible and comment on 1t. The
visitor from Louisville had not been
Informed OF the teachers custom
However, the teacher seemed to think
that visitors as well as regular mem,
bers should participate. and when the
member next to the visitor had read
her verse and made her comment the
keachef smilingly looked toward the
visitor. The visitor appeared to be
ais concerted for a moment, and then
pho hastily said. ~ nass."-kndianao
oils News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
WINNER
IN A GOLF match
Pulls Down Dill's Big Lead
and Wins Uphill Game
on Saturday.

Frank Braffett was the principal
contender in an exciting uphill con-
test in the championship tournament
at the Country club yesterday after
noon. At the conclusion OF tho event.
Braftett had his opponent. William
Dill, two down. The match was one
of the wierdest affairs ever seen by
local golfers for each of the contest-
ants had the advantage on one Of the
two rounds, it being Braffet's fortune
to be more ahead on his lucky nine
than Dill was on his.
VIII Dill, who has been one of the
stars at the Country club for several
years. started out in rare form, and II
looked for a while as though he would
win easily He notched a 81 on the
first nine holes. which figure Is only
two strokes above par. At the halfway
point Dill was five holes ahead OF his
adversary. Braffett played an indif.
ferent game on the first nine, but
started in on the second half to cut
down the big lead that Dill had gain
ed. 1t was this time Dill's turn to,
play slightly indifferent game, while
Braffett secured mark OF thirty
eight for the round. Braffett won,
seven out of the nine holes and halv-
ed the other two. giving him the
match, by the margin of two up.
In one of the other matches in the
second round J. Y. Poundstone defeat
ed William Bayfield,. and thus won his
way into the semi-finals Of the tour
nament. The other two matches were
postponed. This morning w. C. Hib-
berd, the club champion. meets Earl
Spangler in the feature contest of the
tourney.
In the consolation event scheduled
for the losers In the first round, Dr..
r. D. Morrow defeated Isaac Neff two
up Neff got forty-three on the second
half, and cut down Morrow's lead TO
two holes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
Loss ~ Wsisht In Rowing.

A well known physician in NNs
York city who has long been identified
with aquatics. says taat the average
individual loss OF weight In a four mile
pull, whether in Q race or row
against time. Is two or three pounds
Under peculiarly trying conditions Of
heat the individual loss may reach i've
or six pounds. On the other hand.
says this physician, many oarsmen 60
through 4 four mile pull with the
loss OF only about a pound in weight.
This lost weight II fully recovered by
the next day. Proper training is 20 ar
ranged IN these days that . four mile
race comes only when the oarsmen are
thoroughly rested and at the top OF
their training weight, 90 that tho loss
Of weight rarely indicates that the In
dividual IL ~staie," or below good train
ing condition.
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LIVE STOCK.
lNDIANAPOLIs, Sept. o.


Heceipts-3,0OO hogs. 500 CATTLE. 300
calves and 600 sheep showing'a loss In all
lines compared with week. ago ana a
gain IN hogs but u decrease IN all other
Unes compared with a year ago.
HOgs.
There was a peculiar range In the hog
market, sales being steady to- 1Oc lower:
Prices opened Mt $3.50 little later eased
Oh to SEQ and then TO $3.50 che bulk
~ the hogs sold from S7.i0 TO $3.50.
Cattle.
Only about half OF the cattle and calves
were sale and with steady demand
from local sources prices held steady:
Sales Of steers including stockers ranged
from 50 to 81. heifers sold from $31S 70
$780, cows from 50 to 5.15. bulls. BIS
10 1870 aud calves continues steady from
~ 10 ~.
sheep.
|. There was also light run Of sheep ana
bnmbs and with hardly enough to supply
The demand. Prices ruled strong. Most OF
the offerings were lambs that sold from
$3.50 to 50 and sales Of sheep ranged from
$40 to 70.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
FINANCIAL NOTES,
Wall street new . summary

Decisive action may be taken Saturday
in Hartman line strike difficulty as re-
suit of conference Friday.
Dun's and Bradsrreets report improve
mentlin business conditions.
Canadas financial statement to Septem-
Der shows increase in total revenue for
nrst iyesmonths of S6,250.000 over same
period In 1910.
made in Moroccan negotiations although
delay is causing uneasfness in German
banking circles.
International Federation officers say no
strike has been called on Illinois Central
w1ltle local officers say men have been
warned to prepare.
Idle cars for fortnight ended August 80
show decrease Of Is per cent.
Copper prices remain Unchanged, i'm
proved market expected in view OF
August statistics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-wheat--Firm /:
spot No. red. SsfEc in elevator and 81. ook
+. o. b. Corn-Dull; No. in elevator,
74Ac; export No. ?. tss.c I. o. b. Oats
Quiet: natural white 47hR49c; white
clipped. 4s1a@52c. Rye-Qniet; No. 2.
nominal Barley Steady; mailing, $116
@1.22 G. c. !. I: Buffalo. Hay-Firm; good
s1.15. straw-Firm: long rye. 7o@sOc.
Hops-Steady state, prime to choice. 41@
sc: PACIFIC coast, prime to choice. 41@42c.
straights. 81 .sod5: clears S4..5@l45O: win
ter patents $4.5OGf4.GO; straights, S414 30
s135Od14. Pork-Easy: mess, $lS75@19 Is
family. $20@21. Lard-Easy: city steam
$9.35; middle ives: spot. SOLO Tallow-
Firm: city, IN hhds, 7@7Ac; country. in
tisrces, 6IaM6Nc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
Roman erielss.

Roman 1sieks.
When the preparations for rs6ufld-
ing the Campanils. In Venice. were
undertaken the archaeologists were
afforded an opportunity to make some
interesting studies OF the bricks. It
was found that they had been used
In arches. fortincataons, the tops Of
walls and In other ways before they
were built into the campanllo and
that they were not Venetian but Ro-
man bricks. These ancient bricks
were made In slices. for In many tho
layers could be seen undisturbed. It
IL said that bricks made this way can
bear . greater weight than modern
bricks. The bricks examined were OF
the first century. One OF them borO
the imprint OF horseshoe, which
may prove that Romans used . horse
shoe like ours. although It Ii generally
believed that their h0rsesh0es were
strapped On. not nailed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
INDIANAPOLIS.

Sept o.
Wheat--StroQg. No. red.~ 91c; extra 3
red, S9c; No. ned. >S6c; September. Ole !;
October. 81 Ac IS November. DC.
Consisting. No. white, sc; No.
white d1hc; No. 8 white mixed. 661sc !;
No. white mixed, enc; No 3 yellow, 661ac !;
4 mixed, 64Ac.
Oats-strohg. No 2 white, 45c; stand
ard, f4&e: No. 3 white. 44lac: No. 4 white,
4Shc: No. mixed. 44hc; No. mixed,
AAc; No. 4 mixed, 4SAc.
Hay-Quiet.
: Rye-NO. rye, SIC.
-Inspections-
Wheat-In: No. 2 red, 8 cars; sample.
ears: total, cars. Out: Sample. cars !;
total, 3 cars.
Cern-In: No. white, 8 cars; No. 4
white, cars; No. 3 yellow, cars: No. 3
mixed. ! car: No. 4 mixed. car; sample.
white, 4 cars; No. 2 yellow. cars No. 5
yellow. 2 cars; No. 2 mixed. car: No. 3
mixed, 2 cars; total, II cars.
oats.In: No: 2 white. cars: standard.
car; No. 3 mixed, car; total. 10 cars.
Out: No. mixed. l car; total, 1 car.
Hay-No. timothy. 6 cars; No. / heavy
clover mixed. l car; total. cars.
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od;ou. comnarison.

Drill Sergeant say. Smith, have
you any idea how slow and stupid
you are? Private Smith, don't
know. Drill Sergeant-Of course you
don't. but let me tell you that ansEgyp-
tian mummy is frisky compared, with
you.-London Tit Bits.
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event will be run at shortly after !
O'Clock. The races among the local
speeders will be ran first and the 100
mile event between Baker and Tango
man will close the meet. Announce
ment to run the 100 mile race first,
but this was later deemed inadvisable
The 100 mile race, in order that the
time will be official, will be run under
the sanction of the Federation of Am
erican Motorcyclists. An official ref
cree from indianapolis, will be present
as will W. E. Gibson, secretary of the
Indiana Motorcycle club.
The Richmond City band will assem-
BILE at Eighth and Main street and
march east on Main street to the park
where it will furnish music during the
afternoon.
No admission fee will be charged
the event being open to the public.
But donations from the spectators OF
twenty-five cents to form a benefit
fund for Emil Weist will be appreciate
ed. 1t is in the belief that enough
money will be raised to defray the hos
pital expenses of the injured driver
that the meet is being given. Elmer
Smith, prominent motocyclist. will
race with the machine, rebuilt, on
which Weist plunged through the
fence in the first race of his career.
All in all it will be card Of great
merit, and deserves recognition from
speed enthusiasts of this city both be-
cause Of the purpose it has in view
and the distinct quality of the chedul-
ed events.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
LIVERPOOL COTTON QUIET.

| LIVERPOOL. Sept 9.--spot cotton.
fair, T.9sd; good middling. It'd: mid
ding. 7.31d; low middling, lid: good Or
| binary, 69ld ordinary, 666. Cotton flu
| lures quiet and steady.
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LIVERPOOL WHEAT HIGHER.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 9-Wheat opened
lean government report and improved in
quiry for cargoes and parcels with an alb
sence Of cargoes of coast and awaiting
orders The unsettled Moroccan situation
is still causing apprehension here and the
unfavorable reports regarding the yield
in Russia and absence of Russian offers
together with heavy buying by the con
tinent keeps shorts nervous and encoura ges
speculative buying. The market closed
bureau report was Offset here by an i'm
proved demand for spot and predictions of
bullish reports from Germany and France
regarding the eliminating Of duty
Corn closed IL to sd higher.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
PRICES FOR WAGON LOADS.

The following the local prices Of
hay and grain for wagon loads:
Wheat-No. red. SSc: sample milling,
Ss@s6c.
Corn-74076c.
Shelled Oats-0@43c.
Hay-Timothy. $o1@23; mixed. $20@23 ;
bales. $19Q2O; clover, $16M1S.
straw-Oats straw. ss@s50; wheat
straw, $o.50@65O.
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GRAIN MARKET.
WAGON MARKET.
paid by Richmond Roller Mills.)
Paid by Omer Wheelan. ]

There are more suicides in Japan,
in proportion to its population, than in
amy other country in the world.
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IBID. task. Nominal.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Whaat-No 2 red,
92X 19a sc; No. red, s1Gs2c: No. 2 hard
winter. 95@SSc; No. hard winter, 93@
No: northern sp-ina. sl!O391 es; No. 5
spring. 95t0$1 o. Cen-No. 2, corn, 6S1a
low. ssia g6eAe; No. 5 sSh dSehc: No. 3
white. $50 @dS1c; No. yellow, e8A@
este: No: 6&6g68c; No. 4, 6ac; No: I
45Ac; No. 3 white, 44144Ac; No. white
43@44c; standard. HN@AEc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10

NEW YORK. Sept. Cotton seed oil
Close: September, 1913: October, $6.350
$40: November SO 2Od7621: December
sGiSGG.19; January. S6.1S@619: February
f6IS6i6.2O; March, $5.17@619; spot, $6S9
sales $500
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MARKETS
PRODUCE.

paid by Bee Hive CroceryO
Old hens, per lb. :. :. =. =. :. ..10c.
Old ROSTERS =. 25c a head
Young chickens. per lb ...... 1Ocq1 10
Country butter, per lb. ;. 1T to 22c
Eggs, per doz. .. >. :. >. 49,. .15c
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
PRODUCE MARKETS

EGGS-Indianapolis jobbers paying to
shippers 19c a doz. loss on. for strictly
fresh, delivered At Indianapolis. Dirties
and chicks, 10c. Storage eggs selling ut
2Oc a dox-
Butter-Country butter packing stock
ma wing prices, delivered at Indianapolis,
l7c. Country shippers paying 16c. In
dianapolis jobbers selling E.gin creamery
e e.I irst s. CSC for prints. &c for tubs. Eau
PoULTRY-Jobbers, paying prices. de-
yivsned at indianapolis: Fowls, lOLc
scringers, Ia to lbs and under. l4c: over
. lhs, 12hc; roosters. &c; turkeys, l2sc
ducks gses ss., 81 s SQUADS ou SsS de-,
pers quoting l0Q11c for turkeys. Sc for
fowls, Sc for ROSTERS, sc for geese. &c for
ducks, 22e for GLIB chickens.
BUTTEKlNE-Seiiing at 10c to 21c.
s,Es s nea RF sSs. IG @pGW
consin, new cream, Ice; New Yorf irIl
cream, Ice; Philadelphia cream, Coz, Ito;
long horns, 154l6c: domestic liz burger, Il
Gl6c; brick. 16sc;. Neufchatel. Es giles
large box. $1.10: small. Sc.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Drassed poultry
dull: TURKEYS, 1890: chickens. i2lsassc
-Unsteady: broiIers, 13c: fowls. 13isc;
turkeys. 13c; ROSTERS. SC; ducks, l5c
geese. lie; Butter-strong: creamery
snecials. 27hc: creamery extras, 28G2Giac
state dairy. tubs. 19l25lac; process specials
extra frsts, 25927c: hrsts. asisGaac.
Cheese tnewl-Quiet: whole milk fancy.
131sc; skins specials. 1924 II3Lc: Skins
fine. II: skins prime and fancy. s14c-
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COTTON FUTURES WEAK.

NEW YORK Sept. 9.-The cotton
market opened three points lower to one
higher and without any special feature
Cables made a poor response to yeSter
days close, being weak. A rally tendency
developed but the close was about three
points lower than due.
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sucAR AND COFFEE.

NEW YoRk Sept s,ana,.S
sd. 8Oei6.75; owdered. Sc S097.0O.
Coftee-Spot higher; Rio No. Z. 1850
| ,3Ac Molasses firm; New Orleans, open
kettle. 33I43c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10
CHICAGO STOCKS.
(By A. w. Thomson Co.'S Wire.)
u. 9. BONDS IN NEW YORK.
cRrDE RUBBER PRICES.
BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, Sept. e.-Crue rubber,
prices are steady. Para upriver dne, $1.15
bid; coarse 96c bid.
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Kokomo.

Kokomo.
Kokomo. IN the language Of the In
dians who at one time inhabited that
section Of Indiana, signifies "a young
grandmother"
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NEW YORK MONEY.

| NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Nothing said in
money. Posted rates Sterling exchange
| 4S40Q4SI with actual business In ban .ers
bills at 4S6.1O for demand and 4S3100
4S32O for 60 day bills.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

LONDON, Sept. Bar silver steady
and 1.16d higher at "a 3-16d.
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EsrIMArED RECE1p1s

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.-Estimated receipts
at the stock yards for Monday: HOES,
10000: cattle. $4,000; sheep. $1,000.
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CONTINENTAL WHEAT NARK1
OTHER WHEAT MARKETS.

Wheat at Berlin closed 11c lower: at
Antwerp unchanged; at Budapest, Aoi:day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept 9.-Commerctal bar
silver 52ac; Mexican dollars, 4oc.
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coMMIss1oN Row s.rURDAY.

Some dealers were oHerstoched with
peaches this morning and result
there Was some price cutting. Stock thai
brought $1.75 in the middle Of the week
was offered as low as $115 bu. In add
ton to the large supply. it was clean up
day On the row and price concessions were
made In several lines. Tomatoes were sell
ing at 60c a bu., the lowest price OF the
week. The small yellow variety, however,
was firm at 81 blu.
Onions are easier ut 81 bu for the
ordinary varieties. The white onion still
brings $3.50 bushel with the small
picking variety selling at the same price
ON a box. The warmer weather Of the lust
few days has caused let up In the de-
mand. As soon as the cool fall days
arrive, however. onions VIII be one Of the
most active articles on the row.
Persimmons, with or without the
quicker" have reached the market, coming
from Arkansas They are quoted at 81
a crate. There is little demand for them.
The pawpaws which arrived a few days
ago are moving very slowly. Dealers
first quoted them at $50 q bu but now
they Will take zoe for them. There is no
market for them this early In the fall.
Tip Top melons are steadily climbing
higher. Good ZONE grown stock Is now
brin ging 81 to $3.50 brl or 81. so a basket.
This is the highest they have been at any
time during the season. Sweet potatoes
are drmer at 81 and $4.25 brl. Dealers
say that prices In the east have advanced.
Pumpkins are lower at 81 dozen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-17

sadu o zezwolenie ma utworzenie
kilku mniejszych kombinacyJ.
Wykazuja, re sam sad wyrazlf
zapatrywanie, IL system przewo-
du ruiz bez naruszania ustawy
moze bye, pod wspolnym zarz4-
dem. Move akcye roznych kom-
panij beda gotowe d. grudnia do
rozdania miedzy akcyonaryuszy
trustu naftowego.
Samobojstwo kontradmiraia.
Washington, II listopada. =
Kontradmiral W st. sp. John
Yeatman Taylor zastrzelii sic tn
W swoiem mieszkaniu, Mial lat
50. Zdaje sic, re powodem byl ziy
stan zdrowia. = Taylor byi da-
wniej dyrektorcm medycznym
fioty jednym najwybitniej-
szvch chirurg6w W l<raju. Oprocz
jego nadwqtlonego zdrowia, .po-
wodem jego melancholii, nasts-
pnie saInobojstwa byi moze tra-
giczny zgon jego syna, ktory
pred dwonla laty straci! zycie !"
wypadlSu antomobilowyln,
w sprawie rabatow kolejowych.
Nowy York, II listopada.
Tutejszy sad wielkoprzysieg
zwiazkowy wniosl oskarzenia
przeeiw IS osobom o,piacenie fnie-
prawnvch rabat6w hub przyjmo-
wanie rabat6w kolejowych, Po-
miedzy oskarzonytni znajduja sic
urzednicy kolejowi i czionkowie
firm. tutejszych i3chicagoskich,
Wszystkie. skargi sa jednakowe]
.tresci, "a obejmuja As punktow o
skarzen, tyczacych sic transportu
towarow pomiedzy Nowyni 1or-
kiem a Chicago, Jcdna skarsa ty-
czy sig firmy Sheldon and Co. "
Nowym Yorku, ktora zawarls
kontrakt roczny z chicagoskq
fnma Carson Piries Scott and Co
w sprawie transportu towarow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-17
TeIegTamy krajowe.
w sprawie reorganizacyi trustu
tytoniowego.

Waszyngton, II listopada. =
Rad zwiazkowy ME bedzie ape
lowai cd rozstrzygniecia okrego-
wego sadu zwiazkowego W No
wynn Yorku, ma mocy ktorego
przyjeto plan rozwiazania ,;Ame-
rican Tobacco Coz podany przez
te korporacye, Me macy to je-
dnak, by Rad zwiazkowy wy
rzek1 sic prawa proszenia trybu-
naiu najwyzszego o rewizye tego
rozstrzygniecia kiedykolwiek W
przeciagu roku.
Nowy York, Il listopada. -
Sad okregowy zwiazkowy udzie-
lii odmownej odpowiedzi na pc
tycye wniesiona przez National
Cigar Leaf Tobacco Associa-
ton i Cigar Manufacturers
Association. w petycyi tel pro-
szono, by tym organizacyom
wolno bylo kwestyonowac plan
rozwiazania 'trustu tytoniowego.
Petenci jednak moga teraz apeio-
wac do trybunaiu najwyzszego.
Rozwiazanie trustu naftowego.
Nowy York, II listopada.
Stosownie do rozstrzygniecia
trybunaiu najwyzszego st. Zjed.,
ogloszono plany rozdzielenia %
konpanij, stojacych W zwiazku ze
standard Oil Co." New Jer-
sey. Tych 35 kompanij, wlacznie
Standard Oil of New Jersey, kto-
-e dalej beda prowadziiy intere-
sa trustu naftowego, ME beda
miaiy W przyszlosci wspolnych
dyrektorow lub urzednikow, ka-
ida istniec bedzie odrebnie ! me
ME beda mialy wspolnego, Poz-
niei moze wniesie sic prosbs do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-17
Zze eZ1zcol1 Iz77l1aaao1
WIhszg BooI Has I01z1z0

importowanych Nowego Yorku
do Chicago. Ustawa zabrania pia-
cenia rabatow nadawcom, "a ia
kich Rad uwaza firme Sheldon
and Co., podczas gdy reprezen-
tanci firlny utrzymuja, IL byli a.
gentami kolei, a ME firmy chica-
goskiej, a zatem ME byli nadaw-
cami. Rzadowi chodzilo wyraz-
ME o oskarzenie osob, ME firm,
gdz sadzi on, IL. na podstawie u
stawy iatwiej .bedzie udowednic
wine osobem.Y
Wazne rozstrzygniecie.
Mt. Vernon, H., II listopada.
= Ostatnie rozstrzygniecie sqdu
apelacyjnego w poiudniowej cze-
sci Stanu Illinois wykaze, re set
XII maizenstw w tym Stanle So
nievazne. Wedle ustawy tego
Stanu, osobom rozwiedzionym
ME wolno. pred u}ywem roku
wstepowac W nowe zwiazh mai
zeaskie. Mnostwo osob staraio
sic te ustawe obejsc W TAXI spo-
sob, ze braiy Stub W innym Sta
ME, a potem tu zamieszkaiy w
Stanie, Illinois. Sad apelacy]ny
rozstrzygnai,. ze takie maizeh-
stwa sa niewazne.
z konwencyi Federacyi Piracy
Atlanta, Ga, II listopada.
.Ze sprawozdania rocznego pre-
zvdenta American Federation
of Labor, Samuela Gompersa, O.
kazuie sic, re tenze sprzeciwia sic
wvznaczeniu $4,000 Z kasy or
Gan. ma process McNamary W Los
Angeles. w zasadzie jest on "a
tenn, by oskarzonemu dac pomoc
finansowa w sumie czyto takiel'
CIV wyzszej nawet, ale zyczytoy
sobie, by fundusz ten zeorano
drooa skladeE. - Zdaje sic, &c
przed odroczeniem konwency1,
delegaci zazadajq cd Gompersa
cztefecb innych przywodcow, a
zebv wvstapili Z organizacyi Ma
tional Civic Federation z poWo-
du ze do organizacyi tel nalezy
mn6stwo pracodawc0w, ktorzy
sa zacietymi, przeciwnlkaml OF
ganizacyi robotniczych. : " co
raj odbvly sic sesye licznych ko-
m;tet6w. ktore dis zloz2 swe
snrawozdania wysiuchano kllka
za;rnuiacych odczytow przeino-
Wien cosci 2 innych organizaeyl'
szynkarz zastrzelony.
Now York, II listopada.
Peter Lenane, bogaty szynkaf@'
zosta} zastrzelony ma proga sWo-
lego lokalu. Policya aresztowaia
Roberta Harrisa, ktoregQ wiazla-
no. iak kolba rewolweru Dh po
qIowie szynkarza. Trzej swiad-
kowie zeznali, ze widzlell, lak
Harris. zastrzelil szynkarza. Jak
oni opowiadaja, Harrisa wyrzu-
como ze szynku "a nieprzyzwoite
zachowanie sic. Krotko przed
zamknieciem lokalu ktos strzeht z
przez okno. Lenane wybiegf ma
ulice / kiedy stanai ma progu,
strzelono do niego trzykrotnie !
.trafiono W glove kark. Harris
tDokonczenie ma sur. 5el.)