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he deciard. that she had been there on
Thursday and had taken out al he had
deposited.
Detective Sergeants weinthai and
Kiely OF the Hoboken police arrested
jain and Mrs. Schude as they were
about to sail for Europe on the Holland.
America liner Noordam. Their trunk,
were already on board.
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Accused Man Found Dead.

San JOSE, Cal. July c3-Frank r.
Brown. reported to be a member of the
notorious Mabray gang OF swindlers
arrested In this city two years ago and
at liberty on bail, was founu deau In M!
apartment here yesterday. A hypoder,
mic syringe and a few crystals of som,
drug were on the bureau. He va
about to be returned to Des Moines, la
for the disposal of his case.
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DEPENDABLE PROPRIE-
TARY MEDICINES

1t must be admitted by every
fair-minded intelligent person
that a medicine could not live
and grow in popularity for
! thirty years and to-day hold a
record for thousands upon
! thousands Of actual cures, as
( has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
( able Compound, without pos
{ ,essing great virtue and actual
s worth. Such medicines must
{ he looked upon and termed
{ 10th standard and dependable
by every thinking person.
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.NYDROpnOBIA
 GETS DOCTOR
MAN DIED IN TACOMA AND 0lVea
 o1kAReE TO DOCTOR.
aesaiaI MuessA aA'vss%

aesainI Monssa 3Asvss~-
 TACOMA. D~c- 1a.-EMlI" bI+'fhor'' B farmer. dlsd L's' night h-r% o1 hyArprhobia and l2r. HHtiI "h" Sl- ,eDdrt h,n Is apW hsSIAmInE Hi IlIe wny 10 Chicago toe Ireat1l""t. h"EH'f nAOOms infected with the AHLM dis- ease. soUn after the deAIh of h's PH- t.eat the doctor experienced th" ur- uliutRknbsr Henaz upnA which hcfAl1 thr Hppeoach of the st[AnEe 1ttaca Ahd he loat no tHa In cAfcn1ng ! sratu. In BF4t4 of the rAet that be er.ntsd taAedou himaslf h0 EAs Gtth EaEth cnly in the PAatsrr ueAtMsnt for hydroph0blz, and thIs la tAa tf"atTnsnt waiGa As w11 take in Chicago. It hs eaA reRch uaat GitY Alfve-
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BILL TO CUT SHORT
 PRESIDENTS TERMS

many nevn berB of rht housc hAEe eH- pran~ad Cn@naSelyes as bnsElr |" t"e blu and Eha fact that Harlau1dt Is q republican will nCr h*lr ir AA demo- crarA will probably be suSrriruF "I such 6 sugseStlcn noW that n demo- p+stlc KovrFnmsnt Is goiux in.n pcwrf,
 Those wbO favor the oiEl Asern Co be taAxu by tho AdvtsebE1Ity sf pre"ant- ine a man ike RoOsh. Hll from holding power tuU 1unE.
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REPRlVED AT
 LAST MOMENT
ONE CUT OF FIVE WHO WEIR
 TO HANG TODAY ERcARE*,
hsaaA4 4pAeitI aRPVitA

hsndAN 9pAeitI 9SrItR
 SALEM, ore, I1ec. IS.-9ohn ". Taylor. una of five men who were to hang here today. has been repr1eTcd. and his srntsncs commuteA Taylor Killed d Man hannea 4. H. Perry tp F{ArDeY county.
 All hope is about abandoned for the ether four condemned onrH Ghd ths wholezale bntchsrS will probably he cn1Tied cul.
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BOY MURDERS FATHER
 FOR BEATING BROTHER

m.uunra. 1sJtexAAy sOmethinS nap P ~saef t,nISh rEuged ihs ola mN" " whIp ths oldest boy unH'1rS
 younr 1tGstiu reeznsa to haTs Oees' Ar,vro +o nacuntrOIIabla rage nS lne .nr,sks Sk hls brother and wh1ls tn1 oApptls-1aat va. being esrrAd rn ns .,ols a &un from rack and "npt'F0 It- roatsntS dAIlburateIy inta hiA lAt"- CTS back. Rtckart dlef almost Irn1ns- dtAtAly.
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DEMOCRAT GETS BOWMAN'S SEAT
MAN ELECTED Ih EkEtENTh PEMhsElYAklA pIaTHIcr
 ukaEATEn,
NugQst Special HsH1kAA

Nugast @pseaHI HsHskAA
 WILMINGTON, D, G.. Dee. is- Escalsa of corruption p1actioAd h, hss election campaign Representative Bowman of rho Eleventh Pennsylvania dlstriut ilAH been unseated and (, R McI.AAn, thr dtnonrat haa DhtaInud tho HdRt-
 The ev3denee showed mshy rlarinA ActA of unfair HAAlInx and yery ltttip tl'nacuIty r'aA experienced in rSarhtna tAs cVnciusf0n that the dsmoeta, wnn 4ntltled to the uleefiOh.
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BEN M'KlNLEY
 PASSES AWAY
UNCLE or LATE PHEBIDENT
 DEAD IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Nugget SpS1iaI SsrWiGs.

Nugget SpsuiaI SsrNiGs.
 BAN FRA%I~IsCO. Der. ia!-DCn1a- min ErankIln Mckinley. uR%tn of inc late PFea.dent Mckinley. tl1el tA siIsS city last night. He had reached Il ETeAt age and Taa II Ihunenr ni thLs sIate In wh0ss story llc tcuk rather tn imPortant if quiet pnrs. tIITInG Ills neDhsw'E administration he Frequently ViEIied tho White H1uHs md heca,rU familiar with Rll tlE- irlTIItlE mcu nt Fhc time.
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ADsaiAl NuFVsA DsestsA

WASHINGTON, n C. Dec. iz- WuI presidents oE the unltcd States be limited iu future to onr t"rIH of four ysa-s1
 Representative Barthpldt YesIFrdNy int-uaucHd a hnI which RtIl SI limit the time of oceGpencv of -ha WhIt+ HDuHu Ha.nqld It bscOno a iHw. ALJ 't Is osita pusvlVl< thst sks hiu viii '-c- ctynE. a IaW. Al the present osuR
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RAGING DOGS
 THE SuBjEc|
NOME OFFICIAL ANswEs,x. LETTERS FROM ou1aInE nll
 NAME 4ocIETIEA

:S~r-''Al Ielt~Cs have baen wr,tI.. N, n"rl "lH 'H'EuLy puhiA Orlss. i, %"TIt- ..Ed VIII sOpn hs fOrwar,.a |. ;m. SliIinan uE tAa NSE YSrt n. Hi.ll-'- HIHfclY Ln AboW LhAa da. ra. m'- K I'S EU meaIA EHa bat Iu ,h ,E'I':rHTs, Iekus to the bettw h1s.. nsIlI If Ihe IiHamEIA Atuonkst ,b0n ~E!" Eav4 wrIItkh hEe Mnyur HHmus Marshal Powell, t'apszln su@AtAsf sIiTk HE Lhe cuur 1ll Iscs<lAs IrrarlIr-r Uf the EDRe HEas1e %. eisly, MIrd Estsy. eierk OR ths &bm blNHrd aud !NFa Dazzling.
 The "liII40h pt Eorus UE ths R@I s,HicSy is sAId ES ha ahat Fa0Rs si1 1Gp miles IiI length MAT dEec-&aI hi dr== nnL shAL betting 1s nOt Ftakt ks Iu ~s-Iy pther respect It cpu+Su tA ylI.Irt hArmlean-
 TIr San Flznr1sec A0c1sty h1 iM tnksn nu Ind matter and also ltrni. t,.4 L..IsIRtIun tehitnB %iih hS HF Jt4I. Tn nnsw CT 10 6 lsItdk nom fAe lnIu SunpAck Dr. Hti1lman fuhss 7E.Ilnsl hIs "defehoA 0f what 1 tr d,.rruaia,l.. arti Marphal FaWsFt w. .rr nuawtrR thls attack bT @1ns I:,nI i1r. EtIlIrnAn has dyIesntH Rqe Ir,-r Ihr rMac unh thk uhs bug hs' rr r"ttLns th@ doctor 10 &afes hA. nnn. views Ia tu adoPE tHs S0'''' t.wM .I%WA.
 DrLSEaM yTiekeTham a7u otlA' will nnw hr rummthlcaIed WYE v ,n. nsl,mutc prpmIses to ed'us @n Ih, r+.ul IinClIEht
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SHIP TO RESCUE
 SCOTT's EXPEDITION

and tho ,n.a ~sa OoraP''S ''. A.' r,at .ser.ey nas sts.t<a a rA"Or .A. .n.' Movu Ios. are rsalk bad. Tas . lss s.d ,, '. .,sps,a Or ,o"x T"E"ES "r, =,
 .I.~.A with everything heceSs4 r,v .hs work lald "nt'
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w~snAt 3p%4lul 4SrHisa-

VFE4HE WBFEFWE
 LOS ANGELES. Dec. 1&"OnS ce ths uotL repoItinS crimes On record was committed hers yeztsrdRy when North ELohaFL aged la. shat and kiIlsfl hl. own father becAnsG the lat- ter waa heating the eldest su1 of the family.
 The falher 10 said tn hfAyc been Re- .ur0 aIuost fo sha puilt of cruelty whSn uu,,;sh.ng the buYa fer HEssda-
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9pasIaI N~aas4 ssFvisA

OTTAWA. Dee ts.1Ths nhOra' lsaAer Lavtar bitterly AttAeked the United E,ntes yesterday when Spcah+ lnE on ths question of the Monroe toC- ulhe iM pArlLalnens lie held up the n.A,s of Cnfa as warning tG AIl the counrrI%4 on shs continent as to- shat iha MunFos doctrine really nsAnt-.
 "In return for ifs as@tstanca In de- stroYIng the Spanish pcWer in Cuba fnk United States mAdA ths G,unanA pay the baaviest penalty that a people
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Musze4 ap@Hisi Service.
 s.t4RIgTCHURCH, N%w 2ealaros D%t. +A-CuptAin Bootrs AntafcllG expt Aitioti ls believed to be In neFioas trouble and the Ataan1<r Terra Nora BQilea away today in the hope oe bringing Fslis1
 TeJy few details have baan given eue of the real condition of the &TpeoatDin
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CANADIAN LEADER.
 ATTACKS J. 5.

ocuid pay" EaIh tha speaker who wsnH on to dscEaTu that Cuba ia today noth inx more than D dsper1dehoY uf thv WaAnInk.on Ko9sTnn1ent and n cpun- tTr Ia al pf whoso aifIirs the Uuitct States still iHtMxsreA LATtsr spoke AS length ana w1rn good doGl Of heat Many n1cr1heri seemed to asZet With hIs EsH,Arbs While many UlherB show. od unHl1HtRiAble dlRaRtiaeacIIon.
 lmpuFted PAAu FAau Hz4srs at Fq- Jst'sL
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rsu have tieAs alis4ly figured yaur azYina an YpuF fuel snd groceries. Let u8 f1purs yeu q nHAAtAr saving on YAHr Mln4ara meat. RkoMb RsH 71
 UNION MEAT co.
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TfaISn sunos% 0f s5lailIinus Bant i. squ%I to sixtssm sf any sthar kind uF hA*ina S0tsdsr saId At PuIstE
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THE NEM EAGL.E. The home St straight MhfskeYR.
MARRIED AND PARTED.

VI. A. Hoyea nl4d spit yesterday A9a1nEt FAroriGa DOycs for dtTnree, They were n1ArTied at Focatsllo. Ida, in 1898 but have nbt beAN t0EethEE sincs 1897. HGt1ra NE. DUyca came to ,A1AAluk. 4h8 complaint says, bhN ds- HAr9ed hIan.
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HA8kET BALL TEAM.

ThH following tam %In rsp1Apme ttc KoHhe1 Club shAEght: rhon,uuon. C. Vi ECnsts. F.;t Montgomery. NY LaRIa. C; Began. a.
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MAIL EcMlMo

OAtSida H1Rn jeff .UualaSIesk thsr T7rniHS for Nome It c&nslstu of e4E popndar a 1lltIs "f WisIch "a sor x.v FQ1ntg4
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Who anhoES ths DAdi4s ss rsieu ts win tl1at t~u-rounR huA of srnrh tsHdy e1Vuu by rsby.
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MAIL DUE.

Mall l4 due td arrive tll1s afternoon from thc Yukon river and *AS prtr!s. It sntTfd nt Solomon Iast night
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GFiekAn ciHHsr ham4 "Wednesday eafstsris style, conarsq uttonal church
 ts 8 2. n,
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HsliAn7s CeffSA tlAnGs sn i4E merit sold ar |, 2. 3, 1ct %, saa 4t kAIsts
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RAr1ar zt Con arhsAtienAI ehbnc. n%st "Wednesday, 0pAnA 1:2o Q. n.
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WA AaNS | iarns AAs FiMaAE q fancy hhlsdsY sift kEake rH@aY fot AtAlltMs. Enssam mRah
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NIGHT arAnt,l-

TAs niSnt AchOsl uz John fAaescl. VIII as oanduetsd Ed th4 houas at II . currar of TiEtt hnd n strsstA
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fsu1l hA"s q good tinns a4 4hs Rer 0ardsr. Fist.
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ImP0FEsA FrAu Frtu &aFsra ae 20 leF'H-
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Ns~ iAid Assa at rresaar'A Asrhss. SheP.
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lH&- fsk At t-shrnAn'A
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Frssh rumpklnA HtF ses man's.
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HELLO CENTRAL coino to the Roaf Gsra'"'
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lmpGr..d Tile 7re7 ""''' " IEfV.
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Tickets on uAIA W+5"ssdss |" ''"' for bAakhs hail.
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Reel Anhls cider at LshmanH's-
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'lHt-RAk at LaAuhal's.
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lnporisd wAInutsH "'4'F' 4stFH.
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Fps. ch.ek.d sda aassa st r"F
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etAeksd Egss asa asriur Ak ps,....,
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E.uIsr danes Saturday
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RESCUERS FIND
NO TRACE OF TEN
LOST FISHERMEN
Tilghman's Island Oyster
Dredgers Given Up for
Lost by Relatives.
Continued from First Page

ton they posses, that starvation, possib-
ly death, faces their little community.
The whole countryside is wrought UP
over the situation. For there seems
little hope that any effort of those here
10 reach the island will be successful.
Appeals nave been made TO Governor
GoldsboTough and he In turn has gotten
INTO co&mmunication with Capt. Toar
Howard OF the State steamer Gov,
Thomas, but the Thomas is held in the
mouth OF the Choptank river, where
sne went to seek for the oystermen
who were lost In the blow of Saturday
night and as yet has been unable to
land islanders.
A. Lincoln Dryden, the collector OF
the port of Crisfield, has asked thai the
Revenue cutter Apache be sent to the
spot, but at late hour this afternoon
1t was learned that the little vessel,
whose presence has proved a blessin,i
TO the oystermen on SO many occasions,
was still at her wharf in Baltimore, and
that no sailing orders have been re-
ceived.
Engineer Lackey, of Baltimore, to get
MIN to send an iceboat to reach the
stricken island. but after an investiga-
ton the engineer said the water about
the island is too shallow for his boat
to be able to approach it, Meanwhile
unless they are able to get enough
oysters to keep themselves alive. the in
habitants Of the island are probably
facing starvation. No food has been
sent them for more than four weeks
At that time seventeen barrels of flour
were taken over. Upon calculations
made 1t is agreed that the food on the
highest possible computation could not
last over three weeks.
Another importan. question is that OF
fuel. The people on the island burn
little but wood, and as there are few
in before the cold spell has probably
given out. Last night the thern. ometer
here got down almost 10 zero. Out on
the bay, as a rule, conditions are much
verse.
Hollands Island is the southernmost
point In dorchester county 1t lies ir
Rangler sound, south of a large narshy
place known as Bloodsworth Island, or
which no one lives
The Washington times., 1912-02-05
Wholesale Produce Market

Eggs-Nearby fresh, 4Oc per doz.
Cheese-New York. new zoe per lb; nat
l7alSc per ID.
Butter-Best. print, 4Oc per h.. tub. ssaSSo
per lb.; process. S2c per lb. undergrades,
Hc per h.
Live Poultry-Hens, 12ha13c per lb.; chick
ems, l4al6e per lb.; small, lSc per lb.; roos-
teTs, Sa9c per h.. turkeyb l5al6c lb,i geese,
gIucked, Sal0c per lb.; unpluoked. lOal2c per
ID: ducks, l4al6c per lb.; keats, young, l2a
itc per TO-; old, lOal2c per lb
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys, l7a21c per lb.
chickens, l5al7c per h.; hens, lac per lb.
capons. large 2Oa2lc per lb: ducks. lsalSC
per ib.; geese, l2al4c per ID.
Green Goods-oranges, Florida, IS. 0Oa3. 81
per box grapefruit. $3.50 per box; apples
.5Oa4 90 per bbl potatoes, S. OOa3 so per sack
celery, fancy, 90 per doz.; kale. 81, Is pei
bbl.; spinach, 500 per bbli carrots SOC pei
basket; 500 per sack; onions, $3.50 sack
sweet potatoes, 81. O0a3. so per bbl.; lemons
S. 0Oa4 so a box cranbeTTies, S3.00a350 pei
box; S12.O0 per bbl
Live stOck-calves. prime, &c per ID.
medium, Sc per h.. common, 6a7c pee To-
old sheep. 500 per cwt.; lambs, prime
Sae per lb.; medium, 90 Per ID.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
CHARTER.

Notice IL hereby given or the inten-
ton Of the undersigned to apply to the
Commissioners of tho District Of Colum.
bia, on the 1th day of February, 1919,
at ten O'Clock A. M, for a charter of
Incorporation under the provision OF az
Act Of Congress entitled IAN Act to
provide for the Incorporation of trust,
loan, mortgage, and certain other cor
pOrations Within the District Of Co
iumbia,' approved october list, 1890. and
embraced In Subchapter II of the Code
Of the District of Columbia.
The name of the proposed company
shall be THE Munsey Trust Company"
The company Is to be organized for
the purpose of doing general trust, loan,
and mortgage business. and such other
business as may be authorized by said
Act of Congress or by the Code OF the
District of Columbia.
The names of the proposed incoEpor-
ators are:
Frank A. Munsey, William +. GUIDE,
S. w. Woodward, c. e. Nichol,
James F. oyster. Ashley NJ. Gould,
{. w. Watson, William A. Hill.
Harry NJ Clabaugh, A. Lisner,
w. 4. Eewart julius Garfinkle.
Perry Belmont, c. II. Pope,
Edward Mclean, VIM. w. Chiswen
Wilton ]. Lambert. Clarence Moore,
Gist Blair, George r. Gather.
John II. Nolan, Stewart Olivbsr,
VIM. Henry White. Thomas c. Bradley.
+. A. Walker, James Baird.
A. s. Worthington.
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MaSonS Attend Rites
For John M. Johnson

Funeral services for John Mccormick
Johnson. veteran proofreader at the
Government Printing Office, were held
at the home OF his sister, Mrs. Robert
II. Zimmerman, 1l26 b street northeast,
this afternoon at o'clock.
Members of Harmony Lodge, No. II,
of Masons, OF which he long had been
munication of the lodge being held at
the new Masonic Temple at 2 o'clock.
Masons and fellow-employes at the Gov
ernment Printing Office served as pail
bearers.
years old. died at Sibley Hospital Sat
urday morning. He was a native of
Medina, Ohio, and since he was thir-
teen years old had been a printer. He
was affiliated with Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 101.
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Goldsborough Dropped
By Gas Company

Richard II. Goldsborough, for twelve
years an active director of the Wash
ington Gas Light Company, most of the
time serving also in a legal capacity,
ana the mouthpiece of the organization
under the Mclean regime, was dropped
from the directory at the annual meet
ing of the shareholders held today.
1t is said Mr.. Goidsborough planned
the financial operations of the last two
years, wherein the corporation was CIV
en- physical valuation of $l3, 100000 and
the shareholders a dividend based on
6 per cent OF this valuation.
When John r. Mclean, under the
goad of criticism, retired from the pres
idencQ of the company last fall, MIR.
Goldsborough was suggested as a pos
sible successor, because OF his famil-
iaTity with the gas business in all its
phases. But the directors elected Jo-
seph Letter and there were indications
of an alignment of forces for the an
nual election.
The prestige of being in office gave
the "ins' the advantage, so thetre was
absolutely no opposition to the slate
presented to the shareholders. The to-
tai vote cast was 107,Sl4 shares, the
largest of any of the sixty-four annual
The directors elected were John D.
Fraser, Guy r Whiting, ord Preston,
Howard s. Reeside, and James NJ
Green.
J. G. Rosengarten, of Philadelphia,
again acted as chairman OF the meet
ing. The only reference to the retire
ment of John r. Mclean and Richard
Goldsborough was made by the chair
man, in addressing the shareholders
when he said he was sure the stock
holders appreciated the services Of the
retiring officials"
The annual report developed the fact
that experts are ascertaining the physi-
cal value of the property on December
81, 1911.
The sales of gas for the month OF
January. 1912. showed an increase OF
4e 622, 900 cubic feet over the sales
for the same month, 1911. New con-
struction work in 1911 amounted tc
thirteen miles and nine hundred and
twelVa feet
The Washington times., 1912-02-05
Three Hurt in Falls
On Icy PaVements

Hurt about the back and her right
arm fractured, Mrs. Ida f. Palmer,
of ga Park road northwest, is con-
fined to her home today. She was
hurt falling on the ice.
Emil Holer, sixty-eight years old
of 1885 Thirteenth street northwest
fell at Twelfth and NJ street north
west, yesterday. and was hurt about
the head and face. He was treated at
the Homeopathic Hospital
Arthur Holiday, an employe of the
Government Hospital for the Insane
fell at Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue northwest and fractured
his leg. He was taken to the Emer-
Eency Hospital
The Washington times., 1912-02-05
WASHINGTON HOLDS
ELEVENTHPLACE IN
BUILDING FIGURES
Capitals Record for Year
Excelled Only by Some
of Larger Cities.

Washington was eleventh among the
cities of the country during the year
1911 in point of value Of new buildings
for which permits were issued, accord
ing to official reports from seventy-one
cities to Construction News.
This city, too. showed an increase of
27 per cent over the previous year in
new private building, a larger percent
age of increase than any of the other
ten cities, with the exception of Boston.
Permits were taken out in seventy
one cities in 1911 for the construction OF
227,SO4 buildings, involving a total esti-
permits, Involving a total estimated cost
OF $793, 3,207, ,6l2 for 1910, a gain in permits
of 3,876 and sS.512,Sl9, or / per cent. The
figures for the leading cities are as fol-
lows:
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COMMON
AND GAS SHARES
LEAD THE MARKET
American Security and Trust
Taken in Quotation
Lots at 200.

Cold waves have no effect upon wash
ington stocks. They neither cool the
activity Of brokers nor contract prices.
The temperature In r street remains
normal the year through and business
on the exchange goes on merrily with
out reference to the ground hog or any
meteorological influence.
Bonds today were in demand, and
Capital Traction SIS found ready buyers
at 110%.; Potomac Consolidated SIS went
at l0h.; While the sales were small
few of the bonds were offered and ali
taken.
In the stock list, Capital Traction sold
at 12S. Washington Railway common
was again in evidence at 65 and II better
and the preferred stock sold at 81. Both
were In favor and buyers were more
eager than the sellers. Washington
Gas started at IS, and when some of the
stock appeared for sale 1t went off IN
twenty-five share lots at fractions be.
low the opening figures. In all 200 shares
changed hands.
American Security and Trust sold q
shares in quotation lots at 290, the stock
offered finding buyers at the Offered
price.
A few shares OF Mergenthaler sold al
220, with bids for more.
The Washington times., 1912-02-05
Chicago Grain Market.
New York Cotton Market.
MRS. Macfarland
Is Laid to Rest

Funeral services for Mrs. Isabella
Floyd Macfarland, who died last Fri
day, were held at the family home, 1721
F. street northwest. this afternoon. The
Rev. Charles Wood, pastor of the
Church of the Covenant. offctated. In.
termcnt WAS private IN Oak Hill Gene.
terry.
The honorary pallbearers were Alex
ander Graham Bell, Rear Admiral c. e
Vreeland, Justice Stanton &. Peelle
Charles D. Walcott, Justice Thomas D
Anderson. Theodore w. Noyes, Gen
Jonn =. Black, and Chief Constructor
r. NJ. Watt, u. S. N.
Mrs. Macfarland was the mother OF
Henry B. +. Macfarland, former Com.
missioner of the District, and LIeuten'
ant Commander Horace Mcfarland, u
S. NJ, retired. -.
The Washington times., 1912-02-05

WALL STREET SECURITIES MOVE
SLOWLY WITHIN A VERY
NARROW RANGE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The market to-
day is a narrow and professional one
In which stocks are moving slowly,
with the railroads and a few special
ties showing the greatest activity. Read
ing opened at 156A, added little, sub
tracted a little, and ranged at noon
within a quarter of a point of the
opening. The Pacific group of rails
showed about the same activity, an
while sales were frequent 1t was a
purely professional business where
scalpings were made upon eighths of
q point
A somewhat sensational drop in Third
Avenue was caused by sales of a large
block of that stock, but the break
The Washington times., 1912-02-05
Argo Lodge Membership
Campaign Postponed

The campaign of Argo Lodge. No. 49,
Independent Order of B'Nai B'Ktth, to
double its membership. will be post
poned for a 'north awaiting the return
burger, from a trip to the West Indies,
Mr.. Strasburger. with Mrs. Strasburger
and A. D. Price, left this morning for
New York, whence they will sail to
Kingston, Jamaica Cuba and Porto
Rico will be visited before their return
to Washington about March 7.
The Washington times., 1912-02-05
Sales Today On
Local Exchange

Capital Traction, $5OO9l102.. $5oO111O&.
81 ,G0O41iGN.
Potomac Consolidated Sc, $1,tO6d101A
Capital Traction, 15@123.
Washington Railway and Electric
COM, 1,000665, 25965, 1906, 25Gr65, 5Oa
C5k, 5nG651s, 250G5H.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, 2a91, 1O@91.
Washington Gas. 256S5. 25IS4I. 25d
az. 25gSIN, 25QS4Is, S59S47s. 25qS4B.
American Security and Trust l0ff29o
l0dfE90. 1hfr29O, 10G29o, 10000, 1oa29c, 1oGl29C
,06290, 10d290
After all-washington Railway and
Electric preferred, 2d91, 5@9l.
Mergenthaler, 3@220.
Washington Gas. 25GIS4h.
Washington Railway and Electric com
mon, 9465h.
The Washington times., 1912-02-05

had no perceptible effect upon the rest
OF the market other street railways
remained at the usual figures and huct-
uations were slight In them as In other
securities.
The London market was dull and firrn'
ton or elsewhere to cause stocks 70
move definitely either way. The cold
wave is gradually breaking in the West
and transportation is moving without
II has been for days, and where II is
likely to remain until traders are ready
for some movement for which long
preparations will be made In advance
AT o'clock stocks stooo near IN Lne