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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Sn fctipieiis
IN mad anlidt Der gnireies Ser
gnbsHsrnnss .0eIellihaften bic
8ealerarbs sSelsn6tnHa.

Tas Dor siniasrL LNonotsn bon ben
perlnieoenen 9erbeHsrunssgeie[l lihnfs
ten ernannte semeinihaftlihe acmnlits
tee fir StrcbenbeItu6tuns III NIT benz
prciett niht einperitauoen. burd, trels
DIES bie gouleDnrbs sBsl.udtuns uuf
einen srObsren Diftrttt, als unsebii4
beitiurnt, dusoebebnt iperben fcll.
Cine bisabesiisli6e Srbindn5 mar ouf
Wunfh pisler @eiG6ftsltuis am pcris
gen Wontoe pom 5tactrath cnstncms
men ipcrben, nber ititber fsno psrf6ies
bene Ritglieber hes Gtnotraibs su Der
aniidt sttommen. bob bic Orbinons
geipiHen 0erdnberuHeen unterSogen
iperben fcllte unb etrr maullen lieb
infolse beiIen bic betrtffenbeG Grbinnns.
bic Wlopor S1ipab ioneit nod nift
nnterssi&nei bate. suriidbolen um am
tcmmsnben Rontcs iie In rerdnHerter
sJorm benz Gtdctrutb unterbrtiteH au
trnnen.
Wrniqe Gtunben, nahbem bic Orbit.
mana Germ WuIlen ipieber saetfsIIt
iDcrben mar, pro.eItirte oos gsmeins
fnoftIihe apmmitiee fiir Strabmbes
leuMtung, bas i'm JRttreifs Der Der.
f6itbenen BtrbeTtrunss delllhrfttn
iunsirt. stsen bie Ansbe1nuns bes
BouItporb @elelHtu sGpRems unb
uiu4ts bsn Wsas0r, bis Crbinans Hl4t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

su untsrsei@nen, tbe er ipsitere Snfors
NATION bon benz Rommittee erbalten
bate. Rddbent ben 6srren bic INIT
fDort gefporben. b1B bic SrOiudns fi9
fDieber in ben 0Gnben bes Stabts
rat9s bsfinoet, fanbten iie seftern
4benb fotpobl an WdDDr Snpab nis
an ben gtaotrotb fdriftli6e Qrotefte
NIT 8ssug auf bic DroiHan3 db, neil
ndh Der anli9t Der Witglitbsr bes
Rommittses burf cine 8ergrGBerung
bes Diitrifts fir 9onleparb.8 .8sleu9z
tung bic Cincinnati Gas &c electric
Go. cine Webrsinnnbme bon etpu
100000 pro Jdbr erbdltsn tptrb, mas
fur ben sehnjdbripen aontrutt bic
Summe BON 81, 100000 ausmdhen
piirot. Gbe cine bsrartige Rtbreins
ndbme befpiTligt fpiirbe. foat: rah Der
Mnii1t bes Gommittees bic Graqe eins
ge6tnb unieriuht iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
2imsidnoiidbe Nahrid,ten.

Die geuealogie uub pips
nologie ber M uiitsr. - On.
SspaIo 6eis in 5rantfurt q. R. bat
NIT srObem 5IeiB ale Dotsn iibsr Die
ererbts mufttuliide 8sranIugung BET
200 bsrporragenoen Somponiiten uno
UhIit &iinItlern Suidmmengstrasen.
Us6bins bat anssuommsn, oaB jeoe
tiinftlerifdoe, alIo audi muiitulti6e
8eranldgung bonn Batter Itanme. 0em
ipiosripriht 9r. ;ssis in fetuem 8uhe.
ausrbinss iit in Der Mebr5ahl Der
51lle bic gererbuns nss muiitGIlfhen
5aieHts ungsnideiHfidp bonn 8atsr
dusseganaen; ssraoe nte beoeutenoiien
9omponiiten befinoen itb in pisisr
Wiebr3abl; aber bie ausnahmeu iino
su sohlrsi1. um bqrans elm GeisB bon
benz llebertpiesen 6ss @atsrs su fonz
itruiren uno ben mitterlihen ginfluB
Ssrn<insn su t5nnsu. glber AUDI 5eis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
0rdberid uiidungstag.
Die Marfdrentt fiir bic Remorial
Earabe.

Sn Der esitrigsn Gisurg beg glss
oridlsausf6uFes erlieb 8roB smars
fhon 2usuit gusnther burh ieinen
abiutantsn Jront 6. faiisr cine Or
Der, ber5ufolse bi. Rarfdrouts ber
Wemorialsgardbe bie fOIgenbe feiu
lou: Bon Der IL. unb Race, IiibIid) CUR
SiebtHtsn, sur Wiain, our Janften,
sur Bdlnut, aur 9ierten, CUR Central
ADenue uno gum Central 8abnbof.
Die g.fsbIs fir bic sin5sIusn 9iptiios
nsH fiHo nod niGt erldiieH tporbeu,
bod tperoen Iih bie UsttgItebsr bss
GroBmarfhdasSt Stabs um 8 ubr 8urz
mittags on Der IL. unb Race StraBe
einFinben.
Sts Dsitsren ipurb. oefteru be-
i6loiIsn ben 8eteranen bes Spdnifhz
ameritanifhen Rrieges, ben Ueitglies
bern Der armn anb Wapp Union, ben
Cons of 0etsruus uHn oRbsren 66nIis
den militGriIhn OrsaniiatioHen Der
iiingereu Generation au srIau6eu, nit
ben o. u. R. 8eteranen unb nif,t ME
btsber in elmer beioubereH 0iptiioH gu
mGri6iren.
Do Der oiesidbriet msmoriatta1 aes
tpiHermdBen Der fiinfsigit. @ebenttag
oesgnrgerfrieees iii, fDurbe beI6loFen,
al. GefhGftsinbober Der untsrsnStubt
gu srfu9eu, tDenigitens cine 5ldgse Oil
oisism 5ose bon ihren Gebdubeu me-
ben 3u lafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

mug BEL bieIsr 9eIesen1eit bic tptttige
56dtiuhe 3ugebsn, bag es 10 gut tDie
ear teine 'Trauen Don beosutsnoem
Ih6pferiI6em SaleHt IN Der Utu'tt
gibt. gu nsuneH tpdren poH tusi6liz
den Rpmponiiten ais utdt ssrabs uns
oeuteno Gannp 5euIsI, Die S9Dsitsr
WeubeIsIobns, uuo CLARA S6umarsn,
bic Satin bes RDmpOniftsR. Der
9runD ,tpurum mir 10 gut ME teine
psibIi6su SDmpontitsn DOn Seoeutung
befBsu, nuB tief IN Der Gigenurt oes
Dsibss bsgriinoet Ietn. 8islIei6t, baB
Die gntduReruug Der SubiettipitGt bet
Der 5rau ni6t IN gIeiaem YtoBe tpie
bel bem Mdnne itatt bat. 5iir Muiis
fer pirb oas grl0f6su Der tdIsutirtsn
uno geuiaIen 5dmilisu i'm ManHess
ftantm bsitdtigt. Rd6 Rei6meper 1T
bic seiItise 5odaudt init ihren ME feb
lsnDen GntdrtunsssrIaeinungsn niht
Der Sr6altung Der Rafe oieulih, uuo
10 erfolgt Elm frii65sitiges 4biterben.
Dag BEL Rinoern Der muiitaIifne Stnn
iih Defenders friib offenbdrt, 1T be-
tannt. Der Sinn fir Rbptbmus ers
tpd6t BEL bsm Ginbe ebenio tpis beiuI
untultioirten am friibeiteu. Dos aino
siebt bic 8otdlmuiit Der FnItrumsutdl=
muiit Dor pegen bes banit nerbunoes
nsn oebantliheu SynbaIts. 2lus elmer
Surhfdt Der 9efummtanldgsn bsrz
norraeenoer Wtuiifer tommt Or. sSeis
81 Dem GrgebniB, bdb biefs fdIt burds
meg cine harmpuif6 pielieitias 9srans
lugung befiBsH. Die muiituIi'he 8e.
gabung freiIt6 bsherriht ibr sansts
9tiIteslebsn unb gtbt ibm bic Signaz
tur, ale iibrigeu geiftisen Junttionsu
trsten oagegen suriid. aber nint 10
nett, baB etpd BON elmer osiTttgen Disc
harmonic Die Reoe isin t6nute. SIN
9egentbeiI, geraoe Bel ben esniaIsu
Wtuiitsru fehen mir. in GseeniaB su
ben tulentirteu, bds llnioeridIe beg
8enies, ben peltumfpannenosn 9eis
Testing beutli4 uusgeprdst.
etne ensIif9 frausDs
iii DE 90 oftmdrte. Die .Gnz
tents corbtale", bon Der in ben Issten
Soften eisentlih ipeniger bic Rsbe 1T
o!s friibsr, 10, iest audi fir bic Wedrz
teniamniler 8ebsutung erIanaeu. Cine
engltfh fran3ofiihe goftmdrte niro
in aur3em fir bic neuen Sebriben
aussegeben tperben, bic ssnielaruppe
i'm Stillen Saean, bic ben sinem
aommittee britifher unb frdns0Ttfder
Seeoffi5iere semeiuiam psrtpGltet
Diro. Die neue Wearte nirb i'm mits
telfelbe cine Ganbi6aft NIT gdImen
seigeu, tpdbrenb in Der Iiateu Gte bic
franS0iifhe sritoIore unb in Der reds
ten Der Union Sad aneebruht lit.
auf benz pberen Ranbe Der Wearte
perben bas britiihe unb bas fraR56<
fif9e Wouoeromm oufeebrutt.
mas fir einen 5une
bdLte i6 mir2 Der betannte
Observation-Disclosures gubIisift Or.
Sb. Sen giebt in stnem 4rtiteI ,goIe
6unbea in .lleber 2dnb uno Beer"
uuf biefe 5ruge fplsenbe 4ntfport:
Mer einen 6unb ~ eiHem beittmmtsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Jobann Mierid,
@irS bic gsitnne ses BiDIinuut.r'
rihts i'm College of glufic
iikrnekmsn.

Wie aeitern betannt purbs, tpirb
Der betonnte Rpnsertgeieer Serr Soa
bonn Wisrih Der Ru1fplg.r pon5trrn
5enri Grn aIs Geitsr cts Diolinuntsrs
rihts an College Of Rniic nerbsn.
Serr TlierI9 III oem Gineinnuti,r
pubLitum iein Jremoer, benu eritsns
bat Ct bitr b.rtits ton5srtirt unb spsis
tens bat er p6brsuo Der perfIoHensn
hrsi Sabre am SnoiannppIis Confer
pdtorp Of WluIic aIs 2eiter bes GepGrs
tsments fir Gtigsnunterrift getpirtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
GpisIplaKIsit,r .rnannf.

6trr aongenedsr, Der GtfhGfisfiibz
rfr Der portfommiIioH. sr.sannts &C.
tern bie folsenben astter fir bie pers
i6ishenen SpieIpIGse, bic am Wsons
tag sroffnei iperben: SHipoob part,
Clarence Hesner; 5inton Bart,
George Gippe unb 6. 0orrelmann;
apiIe Part, Sobn G6iporb unb 6rI.
aena euisr; MoooparD part. 5rI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Qie[ atfprhsrt.

Sin 5err bat ben anosrn pom lobe
bes Grtrintens gerettst. %. tpie foIi Id,
sShnen bds bduteu!" ruff Der 8ersttets
aus. ....
.5etratheH 81. meiHe Sdtpiestr-
mutter unb .r6ffnsn Ste elm 5curia
itenbctel Guf eem McuHt Gpsreiti-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

gerna gbompuen; 5aRnd Part, 5rl.
Rpra Sauer; pearl Strdbe. Ydrt,
Trl. eleanor Qampre6t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE ton. l2i2c
discount. Chicago. Pr premium. san Fran
cisco sight 4izc. telegraph &C; New Orleans,
commercial 2oc discount bank 81 premium
ST Louis. 30c premium bid. iOc asked Sa-
vannah. buying slice discount, selling par
Minneapolis. zoe premium.
Rank CLEARINGS - New York. ex-
changes $Zs9.33s,si2. balances slS. 1924; Bal
umOre. exchanges A3ii.2i4 balances s632.
80. Chicago. exchanges Al.3l5,s2l, balances
ss5-Gq2\. Boston. exchanges 2S,iPS,430 bal
ances $i.si5.04L
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
Yer. nc: Mexican silver dollars, 45c. Bar
s.hcr closed i'm London at y 5-l6d, un-
changed
GOLD PREMIUM. Madrid, $50; Lis
bon. 10.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York Is quoted al Zoltz.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs Yesterday were $bss,@J, IN
tcrnal revenue. including corporation tax.
sEf.Gg4 and miscellaneous. S1l,'oj a total Of
s. c02 0e0 against total expenditures ON or
dfuary account Of 8 2Ji,G3l For the month
ia date ordinary receipts have be S'l.13l-
Isg .ud ordinary expenditures were As, 80
o.d Tho excess IF receipts was 3. tb.hJj.
- ,;,a neil wear 10 date ordinary receipts
49, fecn s4e514tS.J against $40. f32ol IN
H. same ueriod II I3io. and ordinary "N
.e,di,nres S4gGl14is3. against NH.olo,a1o IN
i4'O the excess OF expenditure d"""luhs
"a 81 02a la compared with an excess oI OK
,,crd,tlfre. last wear Of $lseG,3Zs. JncludlnS
b.',,,,,,o canal account and public debt. the
<~cese ~ an expenditures over receipts
.;n|e Inlv amounted 10 2l e3aPO' against
a. f.Cees in the corresp ndins period
-.ear AGO Of so BIZ go
er-p.rrFAsURY.-T The SuD-Ireasury vas
trotor 10 tho Clearing House $Ai,oJl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. March So-The weekly return ti,o .,
TIE Bank of England shows me to' ,oo d,o
changes: Total reserve decreased tl'lu-'uo'
circulation increased fi35.op: builion ue
creased 5000 other securities de e, qao 6
4 2ssl0O other deposits decreaSSe t5 c,yorn
nihlic deposits decreased $780,. Govern
m nry securities unchanged. The proper
ton of the banks reserve 10 "a 2,,r,ei, e. 81
nov Is 70 per cent unchanged from last
Weel and compares with a decline rom
4 30 ner cent to a. 50 per cent in TINS week
last year The rate of discount i UNI
changed al 3 per cent. ,o
The checks cleared through the Lond"'
hanks for the week aggregated b.sN'VV,
contrasted with flsl's5s'N9 IN TINS NeeA
last year.
Paris. March 30-The weekly return OF
the Bank OF France shows the fo. u o w iiS
changes: Gold on hand decreased s'0gV' ,oo
francs: notes in circulation increased lol
S75 600 francs. general deposits increas ed
liz go. o0O francs: bills discounted increased
90 y,; 600 francs: treasury advances de-
creased %. 90 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on call opened
at 2ss per cent; highest ~ per cent; lowest.
per cent; closing, ~ per cent; ruling rate.
% per cent. There were no new features
in the time money market. Rates. 2ia per
cent for sixty days. 2's per cent for ninety
days. 1854 per cent for four. five and six
months and 444l4 per cent for over the
year Mercantile pape was issued in mod
crate amounts. with fair resultant absorp-
ton Rates. lG44 per cent for sixty 10
ninety DAYS Endorsements. +q414 per cent
for choice four 20 six months single names.
and AZ per cent and upward for the less
well known names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened steady. with rates
virtually unchanged. at 4s64d4S@ for
cables s59O94 1895 for demand sterling and
1s4lOQ4s4l5 for sixty-day bills. Short
francs were quoted at $50 less LEA and
short reichsmarks at 95 Lie plus l-32. The
market closed weak.
Bankers posted rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Seven times as much Erie common was
traded i'm on the Consolidated Exchange az
rae rho case on Wednesday. the upward
movement nov in this stock being one OF the
features of the session. 1t was accom-.
panied by a revival of the SHY repVti.o
he road Fries total Of g. 90 shares placed
it fourth on the list in respect to volume nS
ONLY United States Steel common. fe gno
ng and Union Pacific exceeding II, In -.
com mission house demand for odd lots
covering wide variety OF stocks con-
tinued noteworthy Forty-eight dinereinhs
issues were represented in the sales W 6aI
aggregated $50 shares FOR me ia !;
hmonp tho heretofore not often dealt II,
securities I'm which sales took place were
Dnlnth. south shore & Atlantic prs,terIrte s
at s0s.. Minneapolis; St. Paul & sa ayh s and
Marie at l5la., Bethlehem steel AZ ~. pt,
Westinghouse Electric AZ o.
operat tons follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities,
speculation continued light with only sinaiI
fractional changes. excepting rev ol ,nu
dealings moved at a range OF from q 10 .
points in either direction. THIS vas
especially so in American Tobacco; when
advanced about 4 points. united o ISL
STANDARD Oil was steady. In the mining
list Miami. Greene-Cananea and Glroax
consolidated were a shade easier Nevadd
Hills was strong. The silver stocks Wers
ciIver-I.ead Company was traded in Tor
The FIRST time. The Porcupine issues
showed fair activity with a generalts
steady tone. In bonds New YORK sta,Ss
new Is we're down a other issues ruie'
oh uncha nred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
GARTIfLD NAIiDNAL BA>k'

Sew York. March 22d. 1911.
Tie Rnard n Directors has this day de-
cfsr,d quarterl. dividend ~ per cent
Yrou rn, capit.l stock ~ This bank PAYABLE.
'-ee 30 'aV on and after March Sst lpll.
TIE t,anstcr tooLs viii he closed until satur-
dsr. Anal lst. tNll.
Di-iderd checks will ne mailed unless other
y. e instructed ". T. DOUGLASS Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
TUE OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.

Il Bat.erv Place New York CITY March s. 1911.
The Board Of Directors ~ The Otis Elevator
COMPANY has this dav declared q quarterly
dividend Of 81 - PER shave upon ne IIeterfen
STOCK and also 2 quarterly dividend OF sI.o0 per
share upon the Common stock Of the COMPANY.
both PAYABLE A. iris Office on April To- 1911 20
tho Preferred and Common stockholders OF
rocorf AZ the close Of business on March 81
q M.lr-NE Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
OFFICE OF
AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING GO


l6s Broadvay. -. y. City March I. 1911
QUARTERLY COM. STOCK DIVIDEND NO 20
The Directors Of the American smelling ana
Refning Company have this day declared a
dividend Of one per cent the Common Capital
stock Of the Company. PAYABLE Ap7l 10, III F.
10 stockhoders OF record March -, 1911. The
hooks Of tna Company for the transfer Of Com
mon Stock will 10 closed AZ three o'clock p NJ
March - 1911. and will be reopened March 81
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions Yesterday
on the New York Stoc.. Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

50 church street. Sew York. March 90, 1871.
The Board ~ Directors this day declared a
quarterly dividend q one and three quarters
per cent upon the preferred capital stock.
r. vahle tprl 21st. 1911. 20 the preferred
stockholders 81 record ~ the close of business
or April ith. 10li. checks VIII he N allied.
Transfer books Of the preferred stock will
close A. ? NJ. April An. 1911. and reopen
ANN oAth- loll = !. DENNY. Secrelarv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. com
pared with Wednesdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles u. Barney a Co. No. ~
Rroad street New Work and No. 10 South
4th street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
CU\tRAJ MOTORS COMPANY.

r. First Lien i've Year SINGING fund Cod
Notes
Coupons due ATril !. 1911 ~ the above Notes
vii Re paid On and after that date az The Of
&c 81 tho CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. - Wall Street New York
JAMES T SHAW. Treasurer.
Minneapolis & 1t. louis Railroad Company.
Coupons due April I i9l1. from Pacific EIten-
e'on Ronds ~ this Company Will be paid on ana
s'tsr that date upon presentation al the Office OF
ire company. - BROAD Street. New York.
I II DAVIS Trea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Furnished hy Fmnsham Lawrence CO.. No.
III Rroadus~J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing 1911 q,

Matuiiag l'Il
Furnished b. Swartwout y Appen1clar. 80. 80
iinr street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31

Equal 70 44lo per cent on Sl9.ol-.%o ON
MON stock compared with 30 : per cent edr''o
an s,o 200 700 common stock last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-31
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

'No information.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-07-27
ORIGINALS Barred
Agreement Between Seamen's Union
and United Fruit Co, Of
Intense Interest.

New York, July y That the Sea
mems Union is making substantial
headway was emphasized when an
agreement was entered into between
it and the United Fruit Company,
whereby the Company agrees to here
after abandon the policy Of employ
ing Chinese sailors a strike took
place which affected this company s
vessels In various ports. and when
agreement notes was reached, It car
ried an advance wage scale satisfac-
tory to the men, and also q provision
that hereafter the company will hire
all it's crews from the seamen's Union
direct
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-07-27

Painters of Oklahoma City Okla.
have increased wages SC per hour.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-07-27


with devilish ingenuity, developed
when Ortie McMahigal was put In .
cell on the side Of the Jail overlooking
the Temple street entrance to the
court house. It was hoped he could
shout at his wife as she passed on
her way to answer to a charge Of con-
tempt of court. @She went into the
building by another entrance and the
prisoner chung to the bars psering in
vain onto the paved street below.
After her ordeal in the courtroom
the woman was assisted to the door.
Emerging from the Temple street en-
trance the woman tainted and fell on
the steps. Ortie saw her fall and he
shrieked like mad man. The pris-
oner rushed to his cell door and shook
it fierceIy, shouting for the jaileT to
see what was the matter with his
wife. The woman was picked up and
carried inside the court house and out
the other entrance and taken away in
physicians. It took hours to con
vince Mechanical that the woman had
not died under the torment of the
detectives and the prosecutors.
McManigal's health is breaking
badly and it is known the detectives
are afraid he will give way mentally
before the trial opens.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-07-27
The office Of the Majority, Fifteenth
Street. rear Germanla Halt Qelle'
Bank. 10 open from 9 .. "A. = 3 P. g.

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The detectives machine was running
without rights and it was wonder
the child was not killed.
George Behme, uncle Of Ortie Nc
Manigal. is III Los Angeles. and he
has paid two visits to his nephew.
Behme is q locomotive engineer from
Portage, Wis. He says the story told
by ortie is fantastic and that he can
iisprcve part IF IT; that Ortie was
with him at the time some Of the
dynamiting was alleged to have been
done BY him.
Behme declares Ortie acts strangely
as if his mind were affected or that
he is strangely influenced in some
manner. He is convinced the detec-
lives are welding mysterious power
oyr the young man and that he is
weak enough to yield to the Burns
men
Mrs. McManigal says she will visit
her husband no more. as it seems to-
be q futile task to try to persuade
him to tell the truth about The whole
AFFAIR. She had hoped that he would
abandon the Burns outfit and tell the
whole truth about the influence the
Operatives. are exerting over har
husband. she believes he could shed
i great light on the methods Of the
Burns outfit.
Ortie Mechanical has lost 1e pounds
ia weight since his confinement in
Los Angeles county jail. He is thin.
gaunt and has hunted look. No one
but the Burns detectives ara allowed
to speak to him or to see him. Burns
man. McLarin, spends couple Of
hours daily with The selfalIeged dyna-
inter. It is the common expression
among newspaper nen and officials at
the jail that ortie il getting his daily
lesson when McLarin calls. Opera
tive Mills, head Of the local Burns
headquarters, declares he was work
inc fof the Pinkertons during the
yer-Haywo0d Pettibone case He
knew Harry Orchard vel. n com
paring the two aconfessors be says
ortie McManigal Is muca better
subject than ths notorious and dis
credited Boise stoolpigeon Mills
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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-07-27

Through mistake on the part OF a
news service the impression has gone
abroad that Connors, Maple and Ben
der. the striking metal workers who
are accused of conspiring to place ex-
plosives near the Halls of Records.
have been released from custody. This
error was doubtless made because Job
Hartman succeeded in getting the in
dictments against the men Quashed
because they had been illegally
drawn. The men were instantly re-
manded and were again indicted.
They ar still in jail, and as the bail
is placed at the excessive point OF
$4,000, they will likely remain in pri-
SON until after the Mcnamara trial
The prosecution knows that there Is
no case against the men, but to Hber-
ate the mnow would be hard blow
to the district attorneys Office. It
would disclose the flimsy case and
weaken the detectives who have work
ed I'D the dynamiting fakes.