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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

will he presented I'm tho Assembly Hall
of Glnter Park. and vii DO n very in
tcresting and delightful event Miss
Emma Fisher is chairman of tho candy
and Ice cream booths. and Will he as
sisted by Il number of young girls and
the Boy Scouts.
DnnIcl-Sncnd.
Another wedding celebrated yester-
day of interest here took place at
high noon At Fork Union Baptist
Church. the Rev. Andin l. Schumate
officiating. when Miss Vera Pearl
Snead. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
j. Sncad. became the bride Of Major
Raleigh Travers Daniel. Of Weldon.
n {. II was full dress military
wedding. and the decorations were en-
trcly in Keeping with the brilliant
uniforms worn BY the groom and his
attendants. Miss sall'c GRAY shop
march. and airs. john Murphy. Of tais
city. sang In the Fragrant sumner
Time
The bride. who entered with her
maid OF honor. Miss Je2nnettc Daniel.
Of Weldon. y. g. wore white satin
gown made with o court train and
trimmed in point lace. Her veil Il
rssi lace was arranged with orange
hiossoris. ard she carried a preseuta-
az tho valley. Her ornaments wer"
diamonds Brigadisr-General y. s.
IsoyEter. o, Oxford. y G. commanding
First brigade Of North Carolina Ma
-iopal Guards, was the 2room's hest
man.
The b-idesmaidz nere Kisses Lillian
Riddick, of Rs!eici; Allen Hart. Of
Weldon; Marie Todd. Of Richmond:
annie B. Burke. Of Washington; Allie
Thomas. o: Fort UIam! The erooms
men were General r. l. Leinsten:
Lieutenant Colonel :. ". Minor. Major
< Glenn Brown. Of Greensboro; Cap
tain r. L. Scott. OF Nebane; Captain
l. A. Brown: Lieutenant A 6. House.
The flower girls we're little Marian
Bruce Daniel and Narcissa Rladick.
Little Narcissa Daniel. Of Weldon. y.
C.. carried the ring, and the ushers
were Edwin Clarence, Claude and
Ralph Snead. brothers OF the bride:
George II Snead aud Charlie Daniel.
Tuesday evening q reception was
given at the home of the bride. the
lawn was arranged % carry out the
effect Of militarv camp ana Vas
lighted by red. white and blue Ian
terms Major and Mrs. Daniel left at
once for Z wedding trip that will in
c!ude Washington. Buffalo. Niagara
rails. Canada. New York and Atlantic
City They will be az home In Wei
don, Nc. after Juns %.
Observation-Disclosures.
The marriage OF Miss Lottie Pearl
Williams and Herbert + Green was
celebrated yesterday afternoon at
o'clock a the home of the brides par
ents. 2l22 Hanover Avenue, with Rev.
II. c. Pfeiner officiating. The bride
is daughter OF MI and Mrs. r b.
Williams. and Mr.. Green is Il prom
inent business man OF Amelia Court
house. House decorations for the
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indictments Returned.

lSpecldl TO me Times Dispatch
Bowling Green, Va. June 12.-The
June term of the Circuit Court OF
Caroline county convened with Hon.
r. III. l. Chichester on the bench. \
special grand jury was empancled.
and brought in an indictment against
Thadeus r. Campbell for shooting
John ]. Flippo The chancery docket
was called. and n number of chancery
cases were disposed of and dccrees
entered.
While court was in session spe-
cial constable arrived from Port
-.oya!' having in charge Andrew Hnr-
Fis. who shot Lee Fitzhugh. a JUS
uce of the peace. who went to ar
rest him. and but for having n large
package of papers in his inside poe
<et would have been seriously, If not
fatally shot The grand jury. which
had been discharged. was again sum-
moned. and indicted Harris Harris
is now in taii
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PILGRIMAGE IS MADE TO
ASIEVILIE ny SIIRINERS
fsnscial 70 Tic Times-Disnntch1


Ashevllle. y. G., June 12.-Thc an
nual joint pilgrimage of the Oasis and
Omar Temples of the Mystic Shrine was
featured to-day by the initiation of
over 100 candidates from various parts
Of North and south Carolina and the
public drill given on Pack Square by
the members of the Arab Patrol The
initiatory exercises were held at the
Auditorium. beginning a $50 o'clock
and lasting until 0 o'clock this eve
ming. At the conclusion of tho exer-
cises the visiting members OF the
Shriners were the guests OF the man
agement OF the Battery Park Hotel
approximately 1000 plates were laid
The women who accompanied the
Sinners to this city We're guests at a
musicale this evening. This morning
the visitors were taken over the street
car lines of the city as the guests OF
the Asheville Power and Light Com
pany.
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VIII Improve Its Plant.

Especial TO The Times-DIspatch.I
Salisbury, y. c.. June IAN
nouncement was made here to-day that
the North Carolina Public Service
Company, owners OF the street rail-
way. Will spend $4,000 at once in
improving its plant in Salisbury and
Spencer. All the lines OF the street
railway arc to be rebuilt, standardized
with new tracks. new poles and over
head cuuioment COMPLETE The work
is to begin in thirty dave nd pushed
to completion. The improvements in
clude the erection of new brick car
barn twenty-five feet high and sew
enty by $50 feet in size The new
work also Includes thirty miles OF
additional gas mains to be laid In
Salisbury and Spencer. Tho tracks
or the railway Will be paved in the
city.
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USED WH|SKEY
TO LAND VOTES
Four Prominent Citizens of
Lunenburg County Indicted
on That Charge.
Special to The T.mes-Dispatch.l


Meherrin. Va. June i2,-The grand
jury, which has been IN session since
Monday. indicted w. Fowlkes. ]. w.
Fowlkes. F.. b Gaulding and Mt.
Blackwell. of this county. for using
whiskey In the November election.
Johu Grafton, charged with the sunni
violation, confessed on Monday, and
the court suspended sentence until yes
terday. when he was sentenced to serve
one day in jail and pay fine of SIS.
This Is the elimination OF the rc-
Gently contested treasurership between
y. S. BridScforth and C. c. Hatchett.
Those indicted are among the most
prominent men in the county. and a
strong fight Will be put up to clear
them OF these charges.
Tho contested election for treasurer
has not yet been settled, y decision
rendered in this case a few weeks
ago, but the contestant charges that
there is an error in the figures, and
argument Will DO heard at this term
OF court for reopeninG the case.
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GOVERNOR AWAY WHEN
EX-GOVERNOR CALLS

Governor Mann in Lexington yester-
day. where he went with the double purpose
OF seeiQg his SON. William Hodges Mann.
II. graduate from, the law department o.
the university. and OF delivering the anal
address before the senior c!ass o. waHh-
inGton and Lee The Governor Ia expected
Former Governor Eichard E. Sloan. O,
Arizona. was visitor yesterday IN the
executive offices. and was entertained by
Mann.
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I.eniy-I'lOyd.
fspecial to The Times-Disp

Special to The Times-Dispatch.l
Spencer. y G., June l2.-Miss Car
RTE Floyd. of Spencer. and Grover
Lemly. an employe of the Southern
Railway at this place. surprised their
friends by getting married last night.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of MIR. and Mrs Is r sewers
by Rev. c. a. G. Thomas. pastor OF
the Baptist Church in Salisbury. AT
ter the ceremony, the young couple
left on a southbound train for an ex-
tended trip.
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IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE

About the size of your shoes, many
people can wear shoes one size smaller
By shaking into them Aliens Foot
Ease. tina antiseptic powder for the
feet. 1t makes tight-htting or new
shoes feel easy. and gives rest and
comfort TO hot tired, swollen, aching
feet. Try 1t to-day. Sold everywhere
Csc. Don't accept any substitute
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IIuydon-Sndler.

>, Especial to The Times Dispntch.1
Heathsville, Va. June l2-Mtss Eva
sadler. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sadler, OF Weems. and oscar
j. Hayden, or Irvington. were married
Yesterday at the Irvington parsonage
by Rev. j. n. Hosier
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WOIfe-Carter.

Especial to The Tines Dispntch
Gate City. Va. June 12.-Rev j. A.
Wolfe and Miss Flora Garter we're
married here to-day By Rev j b. Craft
ana left for a Western tour Mr. Wolfe
is principal of country high school,
and his bride IS high school teacher.
She is daughter OF former Sheriff
.. W Carter.
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MI and Mrs. Howard a. ellis left
sunday morning for Bedford City.
where Mrs. ellis will spend several
weeks.
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'r bouquet 81 l''1s Of me valley and
'l"N i'ses' ana her ornaments were
" pearl brooch ana diamond neck
ace MIS- Rn.A -@'' 20 only sister
81 '"e D'i'e - ""pr she
,. y.,,t,, "a ma -''e''e "u''' over
r,'c, ~ go, 49,. ...,,1. 49,, Dou-
90 bts h-o,hc, ""i'''S''
Tho brid,.,,,.id. ,vac. Niece rs,,h
Whitlock and glair W,t,inrt Tna,
wore froots NJ vbito ,norr1,ie,,. 49,
Carried arm bouauo,s OF ni1i< hui
The groomsmen were DR.. " 3. por-
ter, of richmond. J Wioy,nn ISo>yil.ns
81, a brother Of the BRIDE The rib
hons were held By llttie Elise ana
Constance Wh!tlock. anu u. bt-,1
"f Pennsylvania. acted as master ri
oercmonlrf
reception followed the ceremony.
~ Nhitiock Is popular young ply
sicIah, "hp mas recently moved TO
~, ~, ana ms p''". 10 an alnfnna
.i,.ai,. ~ .'nFe''u 'A''h-
@r,.nd. ,'1 no ''tc 0nF-" OF
o,,cn,Iy ,,isi., go, SIC IT.
,.nco ~ j. r.,
ion. Misc rI.,,n ~ ..ni,',,,,
ard Mrs r + rfili.,r:,n sIrs r. X.
Coale. DR. q 81 l.1r.. Ar .n, NJ
NJ Hnisman. Mr.. and Mrs \ q,
Michaels. Gregory Porter. Mr.. and Mrs
James A Moncure. al! Of this citv.
Walter Barrow. of Farmvile. Mrs.
j II Hillsman. Of Richmond: Dr ana
Mrs +. j. Wright. Of Fork Union.
Prominent Wedding.
Miss JaqueI!no Ware the daughter
o. the Rev and Mrs Josiah William
Ware, and Severn Marceuus Noting
ham, tn: son CT Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Nottingham, We're marrrd In 81. Ste
ptea's Episcopal Church. Cu!peysr. a.,
o'clock last evening. the ceremony
being performed by the father Of the
bride
Miss Elizabeth Hooy.- presided nj
tho organ. PLAYING bo,h Inc proccs-
sional and rec ss.onal marches.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. Professor John Noting
ham Ware. of thu insyers,tv OF North
Carolina. b,. whom sn. was given IN
marriage. Her gown vas Of white
Grape rn,.teor over satin Win rim
rn!7lys Of princess iac,. and she car
Red a shower bouaue, az Bride rose.
and lilies o. the yallev h4r long ,ulie
veil t,slrr- fastened win a wrna,h 81
tn. same flowers. The maid OF hor.,r
was Mss 5ohaNe Seddo, Rutho.toor,
OF Roland Park. Bal;.n.oro VINO was
a,Jti,ac,ivclz gcswned IN shcl-uir1, sill.
null and .acs. and carr,,d shower ~
pink swcc, peas.
Tho bridesmaids were Miss Doro,hv
Irving War;. n sister Of TN, h-.da ans
Miss Lucille Nelson Both wore he
coming gowns IF eot, White zDE NIL,
and lace. and carried large bo1,o,y-,s
OF pink .wsa, meas
The 5cs, man was Maior Edwin G!5
80
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Among the officers who sent in their
i,5eS. gnation from :he French army
when II was ordered 20 turn the nuns
ont OF rheir convcnts. and generally
10 use force of arms 10 rid France
Of these poor women who had done so
much good. was NJ Trochu. a nephew
of the famous General 1rochu wit
lily nscknamsd in Paris by tine So
hr!auet of "'rrochoir," which may be
freely translated a. failing too COM
associated with the ghas,ly story OF
the se.ge of Parts. in iS7olS7.
VI. Trochu sett4i years ago in Al
iisrta, that rapidly growing provinces
of Canada having I presume. mad
enough of the French government and
its doings.
HIS pioneer work there has pros
pcred exceedingly for after while
he mana td 10 surround hiIn9aLf, with
old comrades in arms. rwi when good
many years had elapsed. they sue
C eded in. founding the flourish!ng
which is situated about seventy-iivs
miles northeast of Calgary.
''rrcchu' is rather none Catholic
han Protestant. and French nuns in
considerable numbers have gone there.
20 teach tn, oh!ldr,n look after The
sick and make themselves generally
useful AS everyone knows. the land
n that region Is mainly rolling prairie
together with enormous fields of
wheat. oats and othhr cereals which
1t appears prefer black loam. with
blue clay below. to prosper
a most comic effect is produced up
on any French traveller through Al
berta. when he reads in any conce!v-
able or inconceivablc place wide.
high ana long sign whercf.pon is I'm
soHabed IN bold lettering, Come to
Trochu and try your luck" For If
they are old enough 10 remember the
time when the city OF Paris was sur
rounded by the bivouacs and the black
nas.'is OF Germans which We're such
an ayesore to tina Imprisoned citizens
OF Parts. the .nv!tation TO COMP to
Trouchiuand try your luck has vague
flavor OF !ns!ncer!tv. To the younger
generation. too. who have read his
tory, It also causes n shtver of dig
trust and d!smay. For TN. name OF
Trochu was during a cors !derahlc
space OF time after tho surrender Of
Paris. deprived OF any possible halo
Indeed. II was carefully avoided in
conversations among the French
through fear OF b|ng!nG about quar-
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Mrs. j. Turner Hamlip, Of New Yorl,
accompanied by her son. is visiting
Ter father +. Thompson Brown, of 100
South Third Street
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Jacquelin p. Taylor. of winston
salem, y. c.. is the guest of his moth
er. Mrs. II. =. Taylor. at ll01 Grove
Avenue.
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Miss Elsie Krengel who has been
nndergoing treatment at the Memorial
hospital for some time past has re-
turned to her home, 11c North Park
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Misses Margaret Conway and Sarah
hughes, OF Danville. are visiting the
Misses Brown in this CITY
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Miss Ethel Leidy. Of ESQ East
rankin Street is spending two
weeks at Buckroe Beach.
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Mrs. William Collins. o, this city ;s
spending week with her aunt. Mrs.
ifenry Chhfeickert of Portsmouth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

Miss Nanny Smith. of North caro-.
una, VIII arrive this evening TO be
me guest Of Mss Mary CovinESou
Evans.
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Misses Writ Darlington Jordan. Of
south Boston. and Pocahontas VIII
llems. Of Wythevilie. are visiting their
Grove Avenue.
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Bnrncs-Dur,yclI.

very pretty marriage was cele-
hrated at Walnut iilll." the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Burwell. on
"Wednesday, June ). al half-past .
o'clock, when their daughter. Anne
Young, hccauu, tns bride of Norman
Spencer Barnes. Mrs. William Edward
Norris sang 20. Promise Me" while
the guests Were assembling. and Miss
Mary Henderson played Mendelssohn's
wedding March" at me sntry OF the
bridal party. The house was deco
rated for the cena1nony in pink roses
and evergreens
her sisters maid of honor won, pink
satin tr!mmtd in dewaro, chifron and
embroidered IN roses she carried a
bouquet OF la France roses Miss
Georgia Burwen was bridesmaid. and
wore an embroidered mard;l:s,.t.c r..
froak trimmed tn shadow la.cc sh.A
carried houGuet similar 20 that of
the maid of honor. r. L. barnes. Of
this city was groom<man. The ring
was carried in rose by litt1A Alice
Tavlor. who wore hand e1nio roitlered
Grass Of white MULE with pink rib
hons
The bride entered with her uncle.
William NJ Tayior. who also gave her
WHY ilit NFdS met HI tnh q mar ny
the groom and his best man. " Bruce,
Rarnes The ceremony was performed
by tn. R@v. S. II. Tenl7leman. or Rich
nlond. The hrtdf- wora gown OF
w!ttc satin appliaued with roses and
trimmed in real laos and pearls. She
carried bouaue. OF Bride roses. and
her veil was arranged with a coront
OF orange blossoms
Mr. and Mrs. barnes left at once for
an extended trip North. anil on their
return will reside IN Wilson. " C.,
where thu groom Is engaged In busl-
ness
Meeting This Afternoon.
At the weekly meeting OF the EQUAL
Suffrage League. to be held this after
noon at o'clock in the league head
quarters on East Broad street, Mrs.
n B.Valentine will preside. Mrs. Val
entine will give an address on some
Points Of Civic and Social Welfare
Work In Relation to Suffrage"
Attractive Play.
a number of young girls in Glntor
Park will give 1.-THE Bachelors
Dream" in moving tableaux to-mor-
row night at $50 o'clock. The play
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ceremony was palms and garden flow
crs and Mrs. Campbell Jacob was al
the piano.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave her away. she wore d
travelling suit of light tan cloth with
a picture hat. and carried bouquet
re-; Bride roses. Tho maid Of honor.
;iiss Bessie Il. Williams. was rowna,
IN pink crepe meteor trimmed win
otcness lace and carried pink roses
Lizzie Miss Virginia Nlay Williams. Il
niece of the bride. was rim: bearer.
neSt man George Keith Taylor. OF
amelia. and Charles p Waiford. Ir
"f this city we're usners
= reception was rendered the bridal
party at the home Of the bride on ~.
evening previous TO the ceremony. Mir.
and Mrs Green left at ynce for an OK.
tended wedding trip.
In and out uf Town.
Garvin Thomas. OF Paris. France
who has been visiting Miss Helen
stevens here. has gone to New York
rom which city ne VAL sail to-day
Tor France.
Miss Mamie NJ. Hill. Of scottsv,,,o
IS the guest of Mrs. Hill Montague. at
her home on Monument Avenue.
DT George Bon Johnston has re-
turned TO the city. after a short stay
in Wytheville.
Misses Lucy and Louise Chiles WE
Iian1s' daughters OF Attorney General
Williams. left yesterday to poin y
house party in Louisa. given By Miss
kathleen BIB
Mrs. Frederick Palcn has returne,
10 Newport News. after visit to
fredericksburg and Richmond.
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Visiting Here.

The Misses De Costa. of tho Yves,
indY.s. are guests OF Mis-. y. Be!rne
Blair. at her honl9. l1i WEST Franklin
street. Miss Alice Small Rlair VINO
has recently returned from boarding
school has as her guests for several
weeks Miss Ella Nelson. OF Elizabeth,
y. j.. and Miss Louise Gould. os New
York
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Mrs. Frederick Palcn has rotur,.,
10 Newport News. after a visit I,
Fredericksburg and Richmond.
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ceremony was palms and garden now
crs and Mrs. Campbell Jacob was at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-13

Miss Mamie NJ Hill OF Scottsvillc.
rs the guest of Mrs. Hin Montague, at
her home on Monument Avenue
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Dr. George Bon Johnston has re-
turned to the city. after a short stay
in Wytheville.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10
UPSET STOMACH
AND INDIGESTION
Heartburn, Gas, Sourness or
Dyspepsia Ended in Five
Minutes With "Pape's
Diapepsin."

Time it. In Ave minutes all stomach
distress will go. No Indigestion, heart
burn, sourness or belching of gas, acid,
or eructations of undigested' food, no
dizziness, bloating, foul breath or head
ache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs. 1t
is the surest, quickest and most certain
remedy in the whole world and besides
it is harmless.
Millions of men and women now cat
their favorite foods without fear-they
know now it is needless to have bad
stomach.
Please. for your sake, get large
fifty-cent case of Papes Diapepsin from
any drug store and put your stomach
right. Don't keep on being miserable
life is too short-you are not here long,
so make your stay agreeable. Eat what
you like and digest it, enjoy it. without
dread of rebellion in the stomach.
Diapepsin belongs in your home any
way 1t should be kept handy, should
one of the family eat something which
doesn't agree with them or in case OF
an attack of indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
tritis, or stomch arrangement at day
time or during the night it is there to
give the quickest, surest relief known
Advt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10
DECLINE
IN HOG MARKET
Poultry Market q Crowded
and Vegetables and Fruits
Continue Steady.

sharp decline was experienced In
the hog market this morning. prices
having dropped so cents per hundred.
Buyers have been crowded during the
past week, but have not purchased to
any great extent, being already well
supplied. The poultry market is also
crowded and only.f the top market
prices are paid for the best OF fowls.
Fresh eggs took on new sEurt yes
terday, the receipts being heavier
than for several weeks and predictions
are being made that decline will soon
occur. The vegetable and fruit mar
ket continues steady. A car of Eng
lish walnuts arrived yesterday and
also a small shipment OF the later va
riety of oranges. Following are the
prevailing market prices,
Wholesale Mavsssrs.
observation-disclosures daily by the
Capital Brokerage and Commission
company)-Lettuce, 10c per pound;
cabbage, S5cQ31 per cwt.; potatoes. so
@75c per cwt.; beets, s1.26@1.50 per
cwt.; turnips, $1.25 per cwt.; onions,
90c@1.15; pumpkins and squash, 75cQ
81 per cwt.; celery. fancy. 75c; choice,
Csc per dozen.
focal fruits-(Corrected daily by the
Falk grocery)-Apples. 50cQ 75c per
box pears, 7Jc@$1 per box.
Eggs. honey and ranch butter
Fresh ranch eggs. per case. s12;
honey. per case. $40; ranch butter.
etc per pound.
Dairy producc-(Corl acted daily by
the Jensen Creamery Co)-Creamery
butter, solid pack. 33c: prints, extra:
cream. per gallon. 81: milk. per GAL
lon, zoe: per hundred pounds. >l.7o:
butter fat. 3Sc per pound.
Livestock-(CCrrectc daily by the
Boise Butcher company 1915
OATS cwt; steers. $40 q $50: fat hogs,
Sc cwt.; medium, $3.50 cwt.;. stock hogs
$3.50 cwt.: wethers. $3@3.50 gwt Spring
lambs, $250@3 per head; hens. go 1Oc;
spring chickens, s3@4 per dozen; tur-
keys, lac per pound, live weight; dry
wicked, Ice; geese, SC per pound, live
weight; ducks, Sc, live weight, 121Ac
per pound dressed; breakfast bacon,
Use; ham, l7c; lard, fierce base. 13c per
pound.
Hay and Corrected daily by
the Central Commission company
Alfalfa, $500 per ton. baled; loose, 81 O
$50; loose timothy. s10@12; baled. $1l
Ql2;. clover. baled. $l0@l1 per ton;
alfalfa meal $3.50 per ton; wheat
sl25@1.30 per cwt.; oats,s Sl.l04 LIS
per cWt.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10

cast to New England. Under its influ-
ence at scattered points on the Rocky
mountain slope and in the Lake re-
gion, and high winds prevail in CEN
trail and eastern states. There has
been return to colder weather on the
northern Rocky mountain slope, owing
to the cessation of chinook winds,
while south and east of the center of
low pressure the temperature has
risen rapidly. Fair weather may be
expected to continue in Boise and it's
vicinity tonight and Wednesday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10

LOWEST TEMPERATURE ELSE
WHERE-Boston. IS; Buffalo. S2;
Chicago, 80; Denver. 80; Des Moines,
&c. Duluth, 26; Galveston, 81; Hat
teras. 49, Havre. 22 Helena, "a: HUI
ron, 80; Jacksonville. "A; Kansas City,
"a; Knoxville, "a; Lewiston, %; Louis
vile, %; Memphis. 32; New Orleans.
40; New York, %; North Platte, 80;
Oklahoma. IS; Phoenix. 40; Pittsburg
"a; Pocatello, "a; Portland. SO; ST
Louis. 80: st. Paul, 80; San Francisco,
46 Seattle, "a; Spokane, "a.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-10
Money Market.

New York, Dec. 10.-Prime mercan-
tile paper, per cent Sterling ex-
change, steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4SQ50 for 60-day
bills and at $4S460 for demand. Com
mercial bills, $3.50. Money on call,
steady, 5@6 per cent; ruling rate, 6
per cent; closing bid, per cent; Of
fered at 5A per cent. Time loans.
steady; 60 and 80 days, 6@6h per
cent; six months, 5% as per cent