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they ELECT MADERO
PEOPLE OF MEXICO CHOOSE
HIM FOR THEIR NEXT
PRESIDENT.
Both Sides Claim Vice Presidency
New Cabinet to Be Appointed-Con on
tests May Be Brought Because Num-
bers of Booths Were Not Opened
Election Was Quiet, No Disorders.

Mexico City.-Franeisco L. Madero,
whom the people of Mexico Sunday Off
cially elected president, declares there
was no doubt that his candidate for
the vice presidency, Jose Pine Saurez
of Ypcatan, also has been elected.
At the headquarters of the Catholic
party, Gabriel Fernando Somellera,
chairman of the central committee, said
he believed Francisco de la Barra had
been elected vice president.
DR.. Francisco Vasquez Gomez, indie
pendent candidate for the vice presi-
dency, was defeated.
Madero announces that at least one
of the present cabinet, Ernesto Ma
dero, the minister of finance, would re-
main. Minister Madero demurred, ii
is said, on the ground that it might
raise the cry of nepotism, but he has
consented to retain the portfolio. The
portfolio of foreign relations has beer
offered to de la Barra, but he has ex
pressed his unwillingness to accept.
Grounds for contest of the cleo
ton may be found in the fact that q
number of booths were not opened.
No news of any disorders in any part
of the republic has been received.
Mothers will find Mrs Winslow s Sooth
ing Syrup the best remedy to use fol
their children during the teething period
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow s Sooth
ing Svrun the hest remedy TO use foi
their children during the teething period
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow IS Sooth
ing Syrup the best remedy to use foi
their children during the teething period
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-07
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
NOTHING DOING, INA HOcG,
LEMON PEEL ARE ExAMPLEe.
Appeals for Legal Change Of Namo
Show That Much Practical
Joking is Praotlced on
Helpless Infants.

Chicago.-Naming the baby is in
most families. quite properly, seri-
Gus affair. In which every member is
interested No name can be too
beautiful. too poetic. too melodious.
for that small. pink-faced person to
bear through life: no name can be
associated with too illustrious a per
sonage Of history, too fascinating
character in romance. From the
great G. w. and King Arthur down
ward. baby is good enough to be any
body's namesake Such is the usual
attitude Of parents, with which the
world sympathizes while 1t smiles.
Nevertheless, 1t is surprising to what
names, and conjunctions of names,
reckless or cruelty jocular parents
will condemn their children. Eng
that Robert New named his two sons
Nothing and Something. Mr.. Mixer,
Mr.. Peel and Mr. Codd named their
respective babies Pepper, Lemon and
Salt; while Mr.. Wares little girl be-
came China and Mr.. Gentle's Always.
An appeal for legal change of
name allowed the general public to
learn that the brothers Pigg bore the
Christian names of Black, Brown, Gay
and Guinneyl Their request, 1t is
needless to say, was promptly grant
ed. The unfortunate twins Sudden
Death and jolly Death showed a yet
further abuse Of parental privilege in
fhafr ht,f dfd mt
change them. Practical joking at the
expense of helpless infants is GER
tainly objectionable. 1t is said to
be less rare in this country than
across the water, although James s,
Hogg, governor of Texas, named his
daughter Ina. Every one In society
In Texas knows lima Hogg. An ex
traordinary instance OF the bestowal
of striking names upon whole fam
lily of ten children was reported re
Gently. Mr.. and Mrs. Million OF Ore
, gon could never. 1t seems, quite
agree upon names entirely satisfac
tory to both, so as a matter OF con
venience they had resorted to mum
bers. The official of a financial con
, Germ says that when the names o
subscribers to the bond issue pro
posed by that concern were sent IL
one was that of Ten Million. 1t wa
3 naturally supposed to be an as
sumed name, and letter was sen
= to the address given, rather sharpl,
stating that bonds could be regis
tered in real names only, and tina
no further attention would be pal
to his subscription unless he CAV
his real name.
An explanatory note was soon II
{ ceived from Mr. Million. written upo
paper bearing the printed letterhea
: of a firm of Million & Million, n
iterating his own name, and addin
G those of his brother and sisters. On'
Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, SIEVE
l, (his partner and the rest AS tn
IS Million children-that is, as the tie
g Million-at least, as the ten childre
+ by the name of Million grew up
is most of them. he admitted, had mod
/ fled their numeral prefixes; tn
IS Misses One and Three Million. fc
e example. becoming Nina an
J. Trio, while Ten himself was common
ly known as TENTS. Legally, hoy
ever, his name still remained III
changed, and in the eyes of the la
4 he was Ten Million.
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Shock Killed Her.

San Bernardino, Cal.-Mrs. William
Willard, wife of a railway fireman,
died here from the shock produced by
the false information given her by a
chauffeur that her husband had been
killed in a wreck. The police are
seeking for the chauffeur, and if he is
apprehended the district attorney de-
clares a charge of murder will be
lodged against him.
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Woman Breaks Wildcats Back

Mountainair. N. M.-The man who
fights wildcats with his hands must
now take a back seat to Mrs. Samuel
Edwards. of this place, who killed a
big bobcat with her two feet She dis
covered the animal in her farmyard
where her little baby was at play. I'm
armed, she took a running jump at
the beast, landing squarely on its
back. breaking it's spine.
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convIct eets SAWS In Eood.

Sioux City, Ia.-Harry Clark. a pris-
oner in the county Jail. sentenced to
FIVE years for shooting his mother-in-
law, received a basket Of toothsome
sandwiches from his wife. Jailer Mac
Dougall, suspicious Of the shape OF
some Of the sandwiches, opened them
and discovered they contained a stick
of carbon, a bunch of insulated wire
and two fine steel saws
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Rebels in Persia Are Routed.

Teheran, Persia.-In a second batue
Salar ed Lowleh, brother of the de
posed shah, has lost 200 killed and
wounded and two guns A detachment
of 1000 of the best cavalry in the gov
eminent forces is in pursuit.
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Captain Haines Pardoned.

Albany, N. Y.-GoverDor Dix has
signed a pardon, effective Monday for
Captain Peter c. Haines, Jr, who killed
William E. Annis at the Bayside Il. ~
Yacht club house in August, 1908.
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North Sea Storm.

Antwerp.-Twenty-four coasting YES
sells went ashore and 40 small craft
were sunk in a storm that swept the
North Sea Monday Many lives were
lost.
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Later Report.

An official report to the Italian min
istry of marine says that three Turk
ish warships were sunk at the mouth
of the Dardanelles Constantinople
advices, however, say that the Turk
ish warships from Beirut reached the
Ottoman capital in safety.
Turkey makes a new appeal to the
powers to curb Italy.
The port of Reschadie, Turkey, was
bombarded by italian cruisers.
Arms and ammunition have been dis
tributed to the Arabs at Tripon, and
they will resist the Italian advance.
Germany and Austria are expressing
displeasure at proceedings of Italy.
1t was denied at Athens that the
Greek army is mobilizing.
King Peter of Bulgaria has called q
meeting of his cabinet to discuss the
war situation.
Austrian troops are said to be con
eentrating on the frontier of Now
bazaar.
A military rebellion has begun a
Prevesa, where the italian troops were
landed The Turkish forces there de
clared for the old regime.
Fear of holy war of Mohammedan
against Christians is felt in London.
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Turkish Transport Captured.

London.-A dispatch from Rome
says Turkish transport has been cap
tured by Italian warboast which ar
rived at laramie with 10 Turkish Off
GERS and $50 soldiers as prisoners.
The dispatch adds that two divi-
sions of the Italian fleet have saided,
one for Saloniki and the other for
Emyrna.
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Turks Grieved.

Constantinople.-T Turkish gov
eminent addressed another appeal to
the powers, expressing panied surprise
at Italy's action in declaring war and
saying that there is still time to pre-
vent the disastrous and evil effects Of
a war which nothing in the attitude
of the Turkish empire justified
The porte appeals to the peaceful,
humanitarian and friendly sentiments
of the powers to assist in convincing
Italy of the conciliatory intentions of
Turkey and so prevent the useless
shedding of blood and grief to thou
sands of families. The government has
asked the United States to take charge
of the interests Of the Ottoman sub
jects in Italy.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-07

A man regards his newspaper as he
does his wife; something to be found
fault with, and something he never
entirely approves Of.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-07

If a farmer had the hay fever, would
travelling man have the gripq
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-07

A ianitor in the bank got away with
the dust.
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TALY-TURKEY WAR
ARMY OF F0RMERELAND At
TRIPOLl.WlTHOUTs MUCH
OPPOSITION.
Took Possession of the Town, Turkish
Troops Withdrawing-Pr Taft De
clares Our Neutrality Turkish Gov
eminent Appeals to the Powers to
Prevent Further Disastrous Effects.

London.-Direet news from Tripoli
is lacking. That the Italian forces
have landed there is unquestioned, but
there is doubt as to whether Turkey
offered armed opposition. A Constan-
tinople dispatch says the Turkish guns
sunk two boats with contingents of
soldiers aboard at Tripoli.
According to advices received by the
Porte, Italy has effected landing near
Prevesa, in European Turkey. The re-
serves of the valayet of JanIna are mo-
bilized. An official announcement also
comes from Constantinople that Greece
is modelling her army.
The Italian government declares its
determination to maintain the terrific
rial status quo of the Balkans, explain
ing that its naval operations along the
coast of European Turkey are merely
measure of safety for the security of
Italian military expedition.
Tripoli.-The Ottoman troops will re
tire inland to allow the Italians to
land without resistance and occupy the
city for three months until some agree
ment is come to.
The impression here is that the
rumor has been spread to calm the
Arabs, who have been applying thi:
afternoon to military headquarters fol
arms, which have not been given tC
them.
All Europeans are safe. All light
were out on the sea front and the side
streets facing the sea.
The italian cruisers are still outside
the city, which is heavily protected.
United States Notified.
Washington.-For notification t.
the United States that a state of wa
exists between Italy and Turkey wa
given to the state department Satur
day by the Italian charge 'affaires
Mobile Lazzaro di Marchesi Negrott
Cambiaso.
President Taft will proclaim the neu
trality of the United States. The off
cial notification of Italy carries on
The Hague convention of 1907, stipu
lating that neutral powers must b
notified of the declaration of war.
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Hew otaIue erAe Maf0 .oe0>7ea0s

OCTOR JOHNSON said he
never read the. life of a monk
of the middle ages but what
he wanted to fall down and
kiss his feet. l hope there is
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-10-07

Survivors still being rescued from
tangled mountains of debris.
Loss of life at Austin, Pa, now de
elared to be less than 800, possibly un-
der 200.
Property losses total $60OO,OOO, and
the town win not be rebuilt.
Searching investigation to be made
into the condition of the dam, known
sfore the break to have been danger
.,sus.
Relief measures are ample.
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Sept 18.-Consols closed I'M
changed at II lilo for money and 77b for
account Anaconda was unchanged at f..
Canadian Pacific 27s lower at 229$ Grand
Trunk 4 lower at 26i4.
There was "a good supply of money avail
able, but discount rates were firmer.
The stock market responded 20 the more
cheerful Moroccan outlook and the strength
in Wall Street Saturday. with a firm open
ing. KafiirS and Mexican rails led the i'm
pTOvement, but home rails sagged during
the afternoon on reports Of labor troubles.
American securities opened steady and
slightly higher. The market was not sup
ported during the early trading and Prices
sagged under the lead Of Canadian Pacific.
Prices advanced IN the early afternoon, bot
New York offerings weakened the market
IN the late trading, and the CLOSING was
easy.
The Bank Of England secured most OF
the E3JC0,O0O new gold available, although
there were reports Of bids from Paris.
The market IS talking about a rise In the
German bank rate tomorrow and in the
Bank Of England rate Thursday.
Paris. Sept 1S.-Three per cent rentes
closed centmes higher at SO francs 20
centimes. The BouTse opened firm. Later
ths market reacted and closed weak.
Berlin. Sept. ls.-Trading was quiet on
the Boerse. Prices opened higher but later
eased of and closed weak. The committee
OF the Imperial Bank of Germany will
meet tomorrow 10 discuss a raise OF the
bank rate The market expects the new
rate will be per cent.
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Reports regarding President IaI 10 the
at Detroit tSst upon would S% be radical ntter
ene ee were the impelns influence IN In oF coS
sns about selling movement. on tine tme mart part
soiidated stock Exchange IN rtu hS cS of
OF be 'a yist Of the speech itself there Was
hMwe sisr an AFTERNOON recovery in priced
The market was decidedly nervous ;y9 n d the
the ease with which it gave o @ay short
forenoon 9terest had been largely reduced on the
raT at the close OF last week Minor Tn
setting influences were the LaGKa a%s,ons
strike and the trust company, ST RpIl trad
az PhIladephia a arsu en' that unfayorabe
e eysnts both past and to come, had been
s enn's discounted by the heavy decline IN
market in the last s fsct %esk You'd a gov
ar I'm Detailed operations follow
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at pa per cent. highest, 24s per
cent, lowest. 2ls per cent; closing, 22s per
cents ruling rate, pa per cent Time
money was higher in price for the shorter
periods, while rates for four to six months
loans remain unchanged. Rates. Si2q34<
per cent for sixty TO ninety days, 3% a.
per cent for four. five and six months.
Mercantile paper continued dull, with a
mtagre supply and light demand. Rates
t.a5 per cent for sixty and ninety days
Hills receivable and choice four TO six
months single names, 5l2 per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened steady with rates
practically unchanged at, 4.S655g4 $3.50 for
cables. 4S6l5Q4S6i. for demand sterling,
4S215N4S34 for sixty day bills and 4S1Ia
miN& for ninety day bills. Short francs
were quoted al 51SlsQ5lSls plus 1-32 and
short reichsmarks at 95d95 plus 1-32. The
market held steady I'm the morning and
early afternoon, with rates around the
opening figures Gables were quoted at
4g6iaq4 $3.50, demand sterling at 4S6159
Z s62) and sixty day bills at 4.S3d4S3ls.
Short francs were 51Sis. less 1-64 and
short reichsmarks % less 1-64.
Bankers posted rates follow:
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation I'm the market for outside
securities was quiet, with an irregular ten
dency. The higher priced industrlals
showed strength In spots on smaI pun
over a point: American Tobacco improved
point. Intercontinental Rubber was
weak. but quiet. In the mining lists,
Porcupine Central, in which corner IS
record selling at q Other Porcupine issues
were quiet and narrow in movement the
silver stocks ruled steady on light buying.
La Rose Consolidated was shade higher'
The copper issues were heavy, with press
ure on Giroux Consolidated. Bonds were
moderately active. Texas Company 6s were
stronger, other issues were about I'M
changed. Detailed operations follow:
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston par;
Chicago, 15c premium; New Orleans, com
JnCrcial SOC discount, bank 81 premium; St
Louis 25c premium bid. 35c asked; Savan-
nah buying Bloc discount selling part;
Minneapolis. 2}c premium: Charleston, buy
ing par. selling 10 per cent premium; San
Francisco, sight &c, telegraph &c.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York, ex-
changes Slg2.gi5.2 94. balances. sS,3S7.922; Bos-
ton. exchanges $40 1869. balances Sl,137.-
200; Philadelphia. exchanges S2l, 37S, S5S; bal
auces Sl.79f1S5: Chicago, exchanges ST.
96O. 2S2. balances S2,723.025.
SILVER MARKET-Com bar sill
yer, 52Hsc; Mexican silver dollars. 45C. Bar
silver IN London closed at p 3-l6d.
GOLD PREMuUM--In Madrid, $50; Lis
bon. s.
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-MeX ex-
change on New York IS quoted at 2.Oli2.
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Me ETINGS.

SO~THERN TIER DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Southern Tier Development company
for the election Of Directors and Tor the trans
action of such other business as may be brought
Ioforc the meeting will be held at the once OF
the Company, No. 80 Church street. IN me Ciy
az 2:3D o'clock T. VI.
The stocl, transfer books will be closed at the
clos, az business on Saturday. September 28rd,
1gI1 ana will be opened at 10 A NJ. on Nednes-
dsv october 18th. 1911.
Ev order Of the Board Of directors.
DAVID BOSNIAN, Secretary.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 10l1'27.
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Pine street)

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Ctesapeake G. Ohio I p c, l01l-'l7.... a. AZ
Chicago 4 Alton 1872 4. c. ,d 5gIl,1o 81 =
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N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALo. ROCHESTER, & PITTsBuRG.
"a vE in sept, s25SSs9 ssS SS e! s dsl 80
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
5 5a VI sept. i. a'5SS$5o 2,SG3 400 20soio0
MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAS.
Number Of miles $.$,t 1875 3'S,2
July sept H. 5.GO9. 1856 5.j21,9jO -
WABASH.
% wk I'm Sept. S59O023 SGli.95G SGol sol
JuK / sept II. G.2I7. il9 G,32Li3s dOjGuI2
TWIN CITY LINES.
,st VIZ in Aug. Si75.21 S1sG7G7 Sl50,s2l
juiv Sept. T.. 5,274,1i9 5,O6O.563 46si. l92
AMERICAN LIGHT 81 TRACTION.
Month of August ..- mo-, 400, 49,,
Gross earnings. S@SA,l2I SZIi'3u% F-'e ~
Expenses ....-. o'l"t ii''i" 80"
Ne, earnings. s274.o3 s255.7sg s22s 1876
Ian l-Aug 81 800. ,-- , o. ..
Gross earnings. 2.5Ig,33l 1850, 2Ol! ial
Expenscs -. 74.777 i9N2 81, 900
Net earnings. S2,JOi.ooi 90 100 SI'''''ooo
WHEELING LAKE ERIE.
Month Of August -,-o ,c,- ,,.
Gross earnings. SitJ3lg So9SSna'ddttg ~ ~ ~
E1peuses .... 4Ji. 1j7 i3u,oti iJ-'f III
Net earnings. S3ll,l53 S2Oi12" NhZ's'2
July Aug. 81 ..-,., ,a- ,e- nn- s.o
Gross eainings i.3s0,19} l32Lgo! - ~ a ~
ExUensas $500 SOL .Js2 Sji.1Ji s2i.sH
Ne, earnings. s52s.sIi sio5,37O $751;. 1914
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesteF-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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EXCHANGE sALEsRooM.
NOS IA AND 10 VESEY STREET.
FOR ACCT. OF WHOM RI MAY CONCERN.
80 shs. Windsor Trust Co told stock.
10 shs. Knickerbocker Trust Co
% shs. Trust Co. OF America.
As shs. Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Co
s573 SO Assignment Of Pass Book Borough
Bank in names Of Martin II. oNeil and
-. Stern, with interest.
100 shs United States Leather 90. common.
los shs Queens County Trust CO. Jamaica, y. Y.
n shs Scranton Gas & Water Co. OF Scranton.
$50. 900 socorro Mines p. C. Gold Bonds. 1928
$1,000 valdez Marshall Pass & Northern r. r.
Co, Series a. consld. D. c. m,ge.
BIDS. 1887
5000 socorro Mines D. LIST Mtge BIDS sky.
Fund Gold BIDS. 1928
si2 900 Cairo & Norfolk X. r. co. LIST Mtge 8
D. c. Sky. Fund Gold BIDS, 1873
10 shs Chicago Great Western Rwy. common.
80 shs Chicago Railways Co. Series I.
3 shs Chicago Railways Co.. Series 3.
% shs Nevada-Utah Mines & Shelters Corpn.
% shs South Utah Mines & shelters Co. COM
10 shs Farmers loan & Trust Co.
100 shs Midland Securities 60.
% shs Guardian Trust Co.
81 900 St Paul & Duluth r. r. Con. Mtg I
p. c. Bond 1865
Mtg p. c. BIDS, l94s.
Notes. $500 each. University Heights Realty
No, dated Feby. %, 1911 payable on 't Or
before one year from date Interest 8
y. c.
20 shs Mercantile Natl Bank
$4,000 Saddle Mountain Mining 20. lst and
Refunding c. Ntge. BIS, April.
1911, Coupons attached.
$4,000 Saddle Mountain Mining Co; LIST and
Refunding D. c. Mtge BIDS, April.
1911 Coupons attached.
$50 shs Gila Copper Sulphide Co.
$50, 900 Demand Note Of the Development co. o.
America 10 order Of f. NJ Murphy and
Endorsed BY him, dated July q, 1911.
$4,000 Saddle Mountain Mining Co. LIST and
Refunding 8 p. c. Mtse. BIDS, Oct
1913, April. 1911, Coupons attached.
: 600 shs Imperial Copper co.
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Union Trust Co. OF New York
so BROADWAY, Fifth Ave. and 3sth g.
Capital & Surplus, $8,900,000
Allows Interest on Deposits
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger. 80. 40 Va
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt No. 50
BROAD street New York; No. "a DevonshiTe
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