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Memorial Planned

DUBLIN, Ca, Nov. a.-The Dublin
lodge of Elks are making preparations
for the observance OF memorial exer-
cises to be held here on the first Sum
day in December. 1t is probable that the
exercises will be held at the school audi
torium. There will be an address by Hon.
Joseph NJ. Pottle, of Milledgeville. and
Conan A. Wellington, ESQ, will give as
reading "Thanatopsis." Special music
win Ne rendered for the occasion. The
lodge has lost one member during the
year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-24
Little Child Dead

MACON, Ca, Nov. 22.-Roland s. Hey
ward. Jr., infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Hayward. of 563 Oak street. expired
yesterday at Williams sanitarium, fol-
lowing a brief illness. The death of the
infant came as a great shock to the
parents. who are well known In Macon.
The funeral occurred from the family
residence this morning at 10 o'clock, and
the interment was made in Rose Hill
cemetery.
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$4,000 Fire in Omaha

OMAHA, Neb., NOV. '2l.-Fire, which
originated on the third floor of a build
ing at 18th and Howard streets, occu-
pied by the A l. Root Printing COM
pany and other firms. caused damage
to the amount of more than $l75,0O0 early
today. The publishing department of the
Sovereign Camp, Woodmen of the World,
occupied the third floor of the build
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Fire at DunneIIon

I. DUNNELLON, Fla, Nov. 22.-Firs
which started from unknown origin
early last night, destroyed the Kibler
block, the Dunnellon hotel and several
business houses. The loss will exceed
$4,000 This is the second serious fire
In Dunnellon in a little over year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-11-24

Anti-Foreiuner Movement FoS-
tered in Peking-ManchuS
Surrounded

LONDON. Nov. "A news dispatch
from Tien Tsin says the imperial force
at Marking are surrounded and short
OF food with their retreat cut OF The
fall Of the city before the revolution
lists appears imminent
Manchus IN Picking are fostering an
anti-foreigner propaganda
MANILA Nov. 2--rhe Fifteenth in
fantry. which is due TO arrive here on
December 1. probably win be sent at
once to China
The regiment win be reinforced to full
war strength by transfers from other
regiments and will be prepared before
departure for a long stay In Chinese
territory Army officers conferred here
today regarding preparations for the
trip. incidentally. an order was issued
directing all officers in the vicinity OF
Manila to take special physical test
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FALLS OFF TRESTLE;
NECK is BROKEN

FORT SMITH. Ark. Nov. H.-Calvin
Tanner. of Kansas City, Mo-, fell of the
Pacific trestle Just outside the
city today and was killed.
He is supposed to have become con-
fused in the dark. His neck was broken.
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COTTON Gin Burns

DUBLIN. Ca. Nov. H.-Mr. James H.
Beacham. Of this city, had his cotton gin
at Rockledge destroyed by fire last
night. He also lost lot OF books and
valuable papers. II is thought II was the
work of an incendiary. Mr.. Beacham
has suffered a similar loss several times.
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Celebrate Victory

HONOLULU, Nov. 22.-LocaI Chinese
today are celebrating the raising of the
new dag in the republic Many buildings
were decorated and mass meeting was
held.
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LUMPKIN. Ca. Nov. 21.-The Lump
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12

briefly, she reviewed the entire morning events. in
Guiding the statement of the servant John, who due
to arrive at any moment
presently concluded having risen walk erraticaly and
nervously about the Il simply convinced
she was lured to the house in question on blind and
has been abducted, spirited awayit II ism something
worse! | hailed your coming a godsend! Now tell
what to dol!
Stuyverants face had assumed a expression of in
tensity heightened by palor The depth OF his feeling
for Thurey had never been gagged before and the grip
at his heart could not measure 1t 1t at length
to be measured
"Who, in Heavens name, could have motive,
SON. for desiring abduc herr? he asked That is the
first thing to know.
you have read in the papers that Grand Duke Karl
and Baron Won Hochhaus are both in town, said Alice
both having to America in record breaking
haste to search for Princess Thirvinia?"
Yes; but these newspaper rumorS-
Both the Baron and the Duke have been at this
house," Alice interrupted The Duke has all but in
sisted that Thurev go with him to Hertzegotha
Stuyverant stared at her bankly. They've both
been here? 1t IS not newspaper yarn he whole
thing might be sort of political intrigue The Baron
also made demands, requests
Requests entirely" said Alice. who had checked
herself at the very brink of revealing the truth
ing Thureys origin. Don't YOU that almost any
thing terrible could have happened, that it must all
have been trick?'
Stuyverant had risen Alice once more sank
in her chair. perhaps haven't any right to inter
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Hertzegotha: but-what? Why take Thurley whom
the Baron knew to be American gro
Her thoughts wild as she stood there, big eyed
with fear and helpessness. The runaway Princess
might have died-ard the Kingdom require her doubled
SO much at stake. the Baron had said and he
himself had requested rhurlev to continue in her role
But what to do, and how to discover anything, and
how to the trusting girl she had grown dearly
love? Her natural thought the Chief of Police
and all the scions of the law. She started step
toward the phone to alarm every station in the town.
But she halted instantly. To advertise the disappear
of the girl like this might be exceedingly unwise
1t would the possible conspirators, who might
have committed act of violence it would wholly
Moreover, it might not be for the bungng police
especially if the Baron the Duke concerned.
But something must be done-and done at once. To
stand here inactive, parayzcd with dread and fear of
terrible thing that had happened the action
of child. There must be something had to be
something to do Yet to whom could she turn, and
what should she say and how swiftly and effectively
TO get the Princess back
The phone bell rang again and she started galvanic
ally, her hand flying quickly to her heart. wild hope
surged through her fears 1t might be Thurley!
With nerveless hand she caught the black
and placed it to her "Hello!'
Hulo!' said CHEEKY voice the wire. Is
that yo., Alice? This is Roblev. It. such gem of
day thought perhaps d find YOU in and YOU let
come, just to celebrate putting my wrist back in
mission. What do you say
She had felt glad in her life for the thought
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Miss Thurey arrive. But four persons left before
twelve o'clock; one, as she says. bein happarently
queer and so weak she had to be carried.
"Oh.' Alice swayed where she STOOD but grasped
at her mastery of self and voice with all her strength
"You-and Janes-mav both-come hone.'
CHE did not hear his Thank you, Ma am as she
~ hung the receiver the hook. She simply stood
stock still and stared at the instrument which had crys
taized her alarms.
She was utterly faint and felt a of heplessness
together with Wild unreasonng wish to rush at
to the house herself do something anything pervadng
all her being Her conviction that Thurey the
victim of some endish plot was absolute She had felt
premonition from the frst-and its warning had been
UNDECIDED vague and senseess had it appeared! Yet
it did not seem possible that anything actually harmful
malignant, could have the girl in time so brief
this.
It's the Princess btlsness. she exclaimed aloud, in
a sudden lucubration. where her mind cropping for
reason The Baron the Duke, the Others she thought.
someway responsible. There something politl
cal, something hidden in matter involving so much to
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of man give her help OF all persons in the world,
including her absent husband. could have been
welcome in her helpless plight than Robley Stuy-
verant.
"Oh come at once! she answered in the instrument.
Come lust as soon as YOU CAM. She would trust
to the wires. which not nfrequently leak but sank
into chair already made weaker by the thought OF
leaning one else.
6 HE had nearly ten minutes in which TO calm herself
~ before Roblev admitted below. He was dl
reced at once to AiccS particular real home
roon where he had entered than he realized
something amiss.
Alone?" he said, he gave her his hand, the right
hand offered for the first tim. since his accident.
You re pale. Not ILL., hope:
"Sit down.. said Alice, absolutely colorless and
smeess that Stuvverant was alarmed. Something
dreadful has happened, Robley-and Heaven must have
sent you to the phone! | need YOU 50!
Nothing has happened to Miss Tfurey:' he said,
his dearest thought thus prompt to apply the
worry accurately. What is it. them
Heaven knows wish knew" she said, and rapidly,
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fere" he sad but Thurley chose life for herself per-
haps escape from her country and the Duke.
She is to than perhaps you realize. Her wishes
and her rghts-rghts freedom and the liberty to 60
unmolested to give her kindness and sympathy to the
afflcted-have got to be respected Such conduct
this would be objectionable, even in Emperor William
himself | mean to get to the bottom of this no mat
ter what the sacrifice who may be involved Ill find
her, III help her Ill get her back if they shoot down
for my pains!
But do something now this minute said Alice,
before it is all too late. We haven't any time for
walking up and down and talking What do you adj
vise?"
The first thing to do to make ourselves sure that
something is wrong-some plot trap has been laid.
The letter, you say, from girl she Lake
wood sometime ago?''
AN Edith Steck, who that she had been robbed
and had therefore returned and i'll and greatly in
need at her old address, the address where Thurey had
gone see her before
Stuyverant went to the phone and snatched the re-
cever from the hook. Give the Western Union
Telegraph Company in hurry he demanded
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Chapter XXXIV. A Shattered Hope

NEW YORK is filled with houses of Indifference, de-
graded and degrading old shells, where anyone OF
howsoever dubious calling may rent shelter alleged
be Furnished. and be certain questions Will be
asked no matter what the which the apartment
may be adapted.
The house where Edith Steck had found her miserable
lodgings of this character StuyVerant real
lied as soon as he entered the door He therefore
handicapped at the outset since resident therein
would divuge the slightest fact that might be concealed
evaded, by ignorance art.
The same dull little female creature who had admitted
Thurley opened the door at his knock. She either
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Stuvverant waited on his wire Then at length the bell
rang out its call and the Hotel Pines the farther
end the clerks voice sounding clearly that Alice
could distinguish every word.
Miss Steck is here yes, sir said the voice. Stood
at the desk five minutes ago asking for letter.
Shall | call her to the 'phone?'
THANK you no. said Stuyverant. is she well? y
"She said so, and she looks it"
THANK you Kindly let her know a wire is on the
way asking about her health, and tell her the phone
second thought and not to bother with an answer
of nothing further. BY" He turned to Alice. My
suspicion is confirmed
"Thurey lured to the house by a torgery?'
without doubt. | want to see James and John a
moment; then I'm going myself to that house
Il get you the letter" said Alice. I'm sure it was
left in Thurlev's ROOM
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x
IS, the address where Thurley had
:"
} the phone and snatched the re-
. Give me the Western Union
in hurry" he demanded a mo-
ment later. Il haven't time to
look the number up
What is it," said Alice.
"What do you mean to dor"
wire to Edith Steck at Lake
wood. You said she's at the
Pines? If she's there all right,
we'll know it was job"
But her letter, mailed right
here in town."
Perhaps clever forgery. It's
possible Hello. Western Union2
Take message, please. and make
it special with paid reply, and
charge me any price you like, but
get it off and the answer back in
an hour! Yes. Robley Stuyvt :
ant. All right, readyo Miss
Edith Steck. Hotel Pines. Lake
wood, New Jersey. Kindly wire
your condition at once. Impor-
tant. Reply paid Sign it Rob
ley Stuyverant. and he added
Alice's address. Thank you.
Rush it, please. Goodby."
But why the girl scondition?"
said Alice excitedly. What will
she Think"
Anything she pleases-per-
haps that some situation depends
on her health. The main idea is
to find out at once whether she is
there or not.
Then why not use the long
distance phone?
I'm an asst" he declared, and
back he shot to the instrument
and was presently making his
demands.
FULLY twenty minutes of time
! were consumed before the
connections could be made. Both
Roblev and Alice We're pacing
restlessly to and fro in the mean
time, specializing, surmising. at
tempting to deduce from the little
they knew what might be lying
beneath the deed SO boldly and
Unexpectedly committed.
James and John had both re-
turned, and were neglected. while
his wire. Then at length the bell
he Hotel Pines was on the farther
= sounding SO clearly that Alice
~ word.
, yes, sir, said the voice. "Stood
minutes ago asking for a letter.
'phoneo"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-16

CHICAGO. May 15.-Heavy rains and
mammoth worlds shipments weakened
wheat today from the start At the close
prices were &C To lc net lower Latest
! trading showed corn Ac to &c down oats
on 1@sc 10 &C. and hogs products vary
ing trom l0c decline To a nickel advance.
Nearly 100000 bushels from Russia
alone swelled the worlds shipments OF
wheat 10 extraordinary proportions, and
made The PHI skeptical OF damage reports
from the land of the czar
To. make things worse, from bull
standpoint. the American spring crop
country and the dry sections Of the win :
ter wheat belt We're being supplied with
moisture in plenty. Bears. however,
seemed generally afraid to sell at the
current low prices. On the other hand,
bulls. appeared To be loaded with wheat
bought at considerably higher levels and
were waiting for the bulge to let go.
NO substantial reaction occurred.
though the final tone was hrn. During
the session July ranged from SSl6sSsc to
sesc closing gale down at SSa@Ss5c.
Fine weather for the completion OF
planting made the corn market easy.
July huctuated between 52sc and 52lc,
WITH the close al 522c. a net loss Of Ac.
cash grades were weak; No. yellow fln-
ished at 54I6Aic.
Large rural transfers Of cash oats had
a depressing effect on futures. July
reached as top and bottom limits 336c and
80. 20 33Ac. closing &c off at 33ac.
In provisions there was considerable
selling by stockyard longs especially July
product. Short covering acted as a coun-
terbalance. however. so that in the end
the changes neither way were in excess
of dime
RANGE OF THE JEknTNc L-ITrJrpES
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coNsrn11crING orARrERMAsTER.s

CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER' S
office. Boise Barracks. Idaho. May j.;
1911 Scaled proposals, In triphcate VII
he received here until II a. m, June 3.
iel1. and then opened. for construction
of one cavalry stable: two double stable
guard and shop buildings ard one gran
stable, and electric wiring and fixtures
in stable and stable guard buildings. at
Boise Barracks. Idaho. Information fur
rlshcd on application. 81 deposit required
for plans etc, l.. S. reserves right 10
reject nuy or all bids or any part there
OF. Proposals should be nclosed In sealed
envelope marked Proposals for Public
Hulldings." and delivered al this office
nrior to hour set for opening. e1794
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Eyaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK, May 15,-Evaporated ap-
on the spot; fancy are quoted at 143g
15c: choice. 13s@14c: prime; 1sc.
Prunes-Firm on strength in west,
quotations range from 9@14sc for Cali
fornia up TO 30-4o's and 1199l4c for Ore
CONS from, sos to 30's,
AprIcots-Very firm. but trading quiet
al the advance. Choice, 15c; extra. choice
l5ic; fancy, l6hW17c.
Peaches are firm with small offerings
choice. Sl@9c; extra choice. 9@9sc, fancy
951l0c,
cases above buyers Views: loose musca
tells quoted at 5167c; choice 10 fancy
seeded, 7bMSc; seedless. 5l@6sc5 London
LAYERS 81 40.
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k MARKET
|[NA|NS DULL
|srsst Passes the Day
,iting News of the
trust Decisions
R Rise SLIGHTLY
= LATE IN AFTERNOON
n, Firm and Man
| nptimistic Regarding
BusinesS Outlook.

|-npx Nav l5.-Trading IN
A rsduced to a minimum today
,srsly moved through the ses-
n, street passed the day IN
!, from Washington In regard
~ l,ans by the supreme court
.. ..assri OIL and American To-
~,s not relieved during the
;.sn,,e ~ news having been re-
= IVA Washington at the close
ras restricted 10 the sma lles.
We .one time. but the market
rsryo,lsness and the under
,S.,lnctly firm.
: III tho trading was the scant
/; .,ncks. ~ even in the Issues In
j & always an active specula-
\. ssnacially noticeable in the
-<,r When prices rose fraction
'-sSI,n Pacific moved up more
L.ioi Union Pacific made the
- NJ the western roacs, ad-
rSstantlally In response 10
.Ssrv Buying Of the Erie Issues
"a today. PENNSYLVANIA con-
,arnWard movement. The lat
mrehod its lowest price since
.ts,;sls OF western roads were
4 heine more optimistic on &C
81 manner in which business
An Most Of the eastern ROADS
, runninc ahead Of last year oi
~ irregular. Total sales. par
s..tes % and IS registered de-
I call.
rHing Stock List,
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, May l5.-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at $4,000 Market generally lco
lower Beeves, s4,9o@e.40: Texas steers.
sA60@5.60; western steers: S4.s0@5.6o
stockers and feeders. sS.9066,70: cows
and neifers, s2.4o@5.60; calves. s4,5o@
CTS.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 10000.
Market generally steady. Light, s6,05G y
$40: mixed. se96.35. heavy, s5.s5@s.2S
rough. s5s5N6.00: good to choice heavy.
s606.25; pigs, s5.sO@6.35; bulk Of sales.
Sc 10m6.30.
Market steady. Native, s3@4.8o; western.
$S 506 $50: yearlings. s46o@5.So; lambs
native. S5.50@6.66: western. s5,25@6.7S.
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PRICE OF COPPER
IS A FRACTION OFF
Electrolytic Is Now Quoted at
S12 to $12.25 on the New
York Metal Exchange.
!. PRICES OF METALS IN
: NEW YORK MARKETS
: ....-;-

NEW YORK. May l5.-Standard cop
per- weak spot. SIl.65ml1.65; May.
SllS0@ll60; June, Sl1.50Gnl1.so. July,
sll.o0d II so; August. s1150G1i1.65. Lon
don. steady; spot s53 SIS Cd, futures.
954 Is 3D.
Arrivals reported at New York today,
2I5 tons. Customhouse returns show eN
ports at 1o1Io tons so far this month.
Lake copper, sl2,25@1237l: electrolytic,
Sl2,OoM12.25: casting, Sll75@11S7h.
Tin. dull. spot May and June. Si2.oSd
800: July. s42. 256 4o.75: August. s!l %
q II 80. London. firm, spot. elo5 los;
futures. G19S 15s
Lead, dull; S4.ao@4.50 New York, s4.20
a 4.25 East So. Louis London. sl3.
Spelter, dull; s5.35G75.40 New York,
go 2OM5.25 East st. Louis. London e24
rs Sd
Antimony. dull Cooksons. s9.00@o.5o.
1ron-Clcveland warrants. ASS Cd In
London. Locally iron was unchanged. No.
] foundry northern, No. l foundry south
ern and No. l foundry southern soft
Sl5.25015.I5; No 2 foundry, sl5001 Is 30.
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Kansas City,

KANSAS CITY. May 15.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 5000. Market steady TO 1oc lower.
Native steers. s5.2596.15: do. cows and
heifers, S3M6. stockers and feeders, $3.50
@5S5: bulls, s465.25: calves. s436.75.
western steers. s4.oO@5.S5. western cows,
S3 25M5.
Hoes-Receipts. II 900. Market steady
Bulk OF sales, se.0516.15: heavy, s6@6.10:
packers and butchers. s6-o5@6.15. light.
$6.10M6.175.
Sheep-Receipts. IL. 600. Market steady
Muttons, s3.5064.50; lambs. s506.35; fed
Uethcrs and yearlings, S445.3o: fed west =
ern ewes. SO 5094.25
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Foley Kidney Pills take hold of your
system and help you to rid yourself of
your dragging backache, dull headache,
nervousness, impaired eyesieht. and OF
all the ills resulting from the impaired
action of your kidneys and bladder
Remember it is Foley Kidney Pills that
do this. Schramm~Johnson, Drugs, FIVE
CT
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.

OMAHA. Neb. May 15.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000. Market shade lower Ma
tive steers, s5.25@6.10; cows and heifers,
S3G5.75: western steers, So. 5065.8 80; range
cows and heifers. s3@4s5; Gamers. So rs
Gi; stockers and feeders. SS.5o@5,5
calves, s4@7: bulls. stays. etc, s495.25.
Hogs-Recelpts 500. Market steady.
shade lower. Heavy, s580@6; mixed.
s5.90Gs: light. $685. 4s.05: pigs. S596.50;
bulk Of sales. s5.e0@s.
Sheep-Receipts. $50. Market strong to
10c higher Yearlings, s4.25@475: weth-
ers $3.eo@4.25; ewes. s365@425; lambs,
S550iD5.6o
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Coffee Futures Easy.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Coffee futures
Snnts oiGsea stss%y ssies, $500 bags May. 1886;
June. 10. i9c; July. 1o.4Sc: August. 1886;
September. 1017c; October, $3.50: No
ycrnter ossc; December and January,
6, acc: February. o.S6c; March. s.s7c:
SPOT coffee steady. Rio No. Z, llsc.
santos No. 4, 1eaml22c Mild coffee.
nuief: Cordova. 13@15c, nominal