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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Cattie-Receipts.
1900 head: market quiet, generally
steady: beeves. 6O0a9.4O: Texas steers,
u i0aS15: western steers. 6.4OaS. 10: stock
heifers, 2s0aS 10; calves, 5.50ae. 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head; market,
slow, &c lower: light. 715aT.55; mixed.
t.25aI.6o: heavy, 7.25a765; rough. lisa
,.35: pigs. 5.25a1.00; bulk Of sales, ASA
go.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000 head: market
steady for best. others weak: native,
: 2.aS .: western, 3.00a52S: yearlings,
s.i5a5.0O; lambs native. 4.5OaS. 10: west
crn, 4'5aS35; spring lamb. 6.OOa9.15.
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Maryland, unsettled tonight and Thurs
day; cooler Thursday; moderate south
westerly. shifting to west and north
west winds
The disturbance over the Gulf OF
Mexico Is apparently central imme-
diately of the Texas coast and NOV
ing northwest. 1t is causing strong
north winds. high tides and heavy
southeast sea swells on the least Texas
coast.
Showers were reported in the last
twenty-four hours from the gulf and
south Atlantic coasts. the region of
the great lakes, the middle plains
states, the Rocky mountain region and
the north Pacific states
Temperatures are somewhat higner
throughout the eastern states. and the
far northwest. and have changed little
elsewhere.
The indications are that there will be
showers this afternoon or tonight In
the North Atlantic states and tonight
or Thursday in Florida. Elsewhere
east OF the Mississippi river the
night and Thursday.
The temperature will be somewhat
lower tonight in the lake region. the
upper Ohio valley. northern New YORK
and northern New England, and Thurs
England states.
Storm warnings are displayed on the
east Texas coast
The winds along the New ENGLAND
southwesterly, shifting to northwest
erly; on the middle Atlantic coast
moderate sOuthwesterly, shifting to
west and northwest: on the south At
lantic and east gulf coasts light to
moderate variable.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings OF
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-fo
hours beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Yest erday, pm, S2;
In, 81; 8 am. Sc; II noon. SO; pm
s.. Maximum, So, at pm. today;
minimum. So. at $50 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, 101: minimum, TO-
Observation-Disclosures pm, 3O.11 !;
pm, 3O14: IL midnight. 5000; today,
4 am, 1906; 8 am. 1905; II noon, Z99S;
y pm, 1884.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition OF water
at s am: Great Falls-Temperature.
Temperature. "A; condition at north
connection. so; condition at south con-
nection. CO. Georgetown distributing
reservoir-Condition at effluent gate
house, 0.
Tide Tables.
Today-Iow tide, 1883 am. and 1853
p. M; high tide, sos am. and $40 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1890 am; high
tide, 800 am. and 6:33 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, ABA am: sun sets.
1:25 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises. 4:34 am.
Moon-Rises, 2:17 am. tomorrow.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, June IL.
Potomac clear and Shenandoah
slightly cloudy this morning.
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from Il off to II up. touched 1.941sal.05.
and then rose to LOIS.
Cool weather made corn firm. July
opened &c down to lsc higher at I3ss to
1884, and assembled TO 1875.
In the oats crowd. covering by shorts
turned the market upward. July started
kass to Hassc lower at 49a4 10 80. but
quickly mounted to J0A.
larger run of hogs at western points
eased provisions. Initial sales were at
last nights level TO &c below. with Sep
TENDER delivery 1910 for pork lilo TO
IL l21R for lard and 1885 for ribs.
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MARKET IS INACTIVE
OuIIness and Irregularity DOM
inant Features at Opening.
EARLY TRADING Is LIGHT
Less Than Quarter of Usual Bust
ness Up to Noon Hour.
RISE IN CANADIAN PACIFIC
American Can and Mailing Prefer
red Show Strength, But Mar.
ket Is Listless.
EARLY TRADING IS LIGHT
RISE IN CANADIAN PACIFIC

NEW YORK. June 12.-Dullness and ir-
regularity were the dominant features
OF the opening stock market today. Gains
and losses were fractional. except in a
few unimportant instances.
No change from the inactivity and ir-
regularity of the opening was shown In
the first hour. A few stocks OF minor
speculative Importance made gains. but
the standard shares inclined to heavineSS.
Trading Very Light.
Prices of leading stocks rose and fell
within the most circumscribed limits dur
ing today's early session. Trading was
less than one-quarter of that in the cor
responding period yesterday. and many
semi-active issues were without quota
lions up TO noon.
Such sentiment as found expression
was rather bearish than otherwise. the
activities Of the money trust COM
mittee and other unfavorable factors leav-
ing the constructive side with little am
munition. Crop uncertainties also enter
ed into the situation. Bonds were ir-
regular.
Listless During Noon Hour.
Except for further rise in Canadian
Pacific and some strength in Can and
American Mailing preferred the market
remained listless and without especial
feature during the noon hour.
A few OF the more prominent stocks
improved their position later in the after
noon with some increase of business.
The general list also manifested a better
tone, aside from moderate reactions in a
few specialties.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. June 12.-Closine: Wheat
Spot steady; No. red western. winter.
IS sd No. 3 Manitoba. as l0Iad: futures
weak July Is SID. October, as Cd De-
cember as 57sd
Corn-Spot old American mixed firm,
Ia Id. new American kiln dried. quiet,
6s I'D; futures weak; July. is 2ssd; Sep
TENDER, As 1l&d.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular CALL IL o'clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric CON-, 25 at
OH.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd, 10 at
94&. 10 at 84s, at 945.
Mergenthaler, at 219A. 10 at 219A. 10 at
219A. 10 at 219h, 10 at 2I9I3. 10 at 2l9i., 10 at
219A, 10 at 219A. 10 at 21eA. 3 at 219lt. 10 at
219l.. 10 at 2lsL: 10 at 2lsh, 10 at 219l.
Lanston. 10 at 935s. 10 at 93as, 10 Mt 93S.
Commercial National Bank. 10 at 2OS
National Metropolitan Bank, 10 at 2D5.
National Savings and Trust. 10 at 266.
After call-Washngton Railway and Electric
pfd.. at 94%. 5 at Oh.
Mersenthaler. 10 at 2lsH, 10 at 2l9k, 10 at
210L, 10 at 210L.
washington Railway and Electric CON-, at
o..
Union Trust. at 145A.
Lanston, 20 at 93%, 20 at 9SA.
CnVERNMRNr pONnc
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Merchant Makes Assignment.

Maurice A. TANKER. merchant at 1900
and 1902 7th street northwest, today
made an assignment for benefit Of credit
ors to Walter b. Guy. He lists his debts
at $1.S43.S2, and estimates his assets at
81 800.
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FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. June l2-Closing: Three per
cent rentes. Os francs tn confines for
the account Exchange on London, IS
francs "a confines for checks
don. 20 marks IS nfennigs for checks.
Money. ~ per cent. Private discount
rate, 4 per cent.
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GUIDE to Entertain Florists.

The Washington Florists Club will be
entertained at q lawn party tomorrow
evening by william y. GUIDE at his home,
$500 New Hampshire avenue northwest.
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IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT FINANCIAL ASSOCIATIONS
Mouid invest large capital in important mining
or Industrial concern grants RAILWAYS etc
ana would bny bonds OF established con,p,njes
reau 90. Paris ' pu
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To Attend Democratic Conventapu.

The Jackson Democratic Association
will meet tonight at the cd Masonic
Temple at O'Clock to complete arrange
ments for visiting Baltimore at the OPEN
ing Of the democratic national conven-
ton.
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Bar silver steady. 27IAd per ounce.
Mor-y. 2a2is per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open market for
short bills In 2fS per cent.
Tho rate Of disCylnt In the opcE marsct for
lhie- mrnta hills Is -l6a21s i,rr cent.
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Both Amendments Lost.

The committee voted the appropriation
down. and Representative Cannon imme-
diately offered another amendment pro-
posing to make the Smithsonian's appro-
priation $500 900 instead of $3.50 That
also was lost.
The entire appropriation as adopted
for the Smithsonian, including repairs.
postage. purchase of books, supplies, adj
ministration. expeditions. etc.. is 1895. 600.
The misunderstanding thousand-dol-
lar item over which the debate occurred
Is for the purely scientific work.
An item of 100000 was adopted for
the construction of roads, bridges, etc.
in Rock Creek Park. Half Of it is to
be paid by the District OF Columbia.
An item for a bowlder bridge. $4,000.
was adopted. This section contains
the clause which makes 1t necessary
for the municipal architect OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia to draw all plans
and specifications for buildings and
bridges in Rock Creek Park. 1t was
adopted with scarcely any comment.
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BALTIMORE.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Reports ,of fast
approachine exhaustion Of supplies In
France had a tendency today to harden
the wheat market here. The opening Va
ried from n to Y lower 10 Il advance.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Flour-Quiet and
lower to effect sales.
Wheat-After ruling steady at the start
on bullish northwest statistics, who It
turned easy under continued wet weather
in Kansas and Nebraska, and commission
house selling. July LA 5-16.
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Steady.
I.ard-Easy: middle west, TO- 7Oa10SO
Raw sugar-Steady: muscovado. 50 test.
g. ~: centrifugal. 90 test. 1892; molasses.
50 test, BIT: refined easy.
Enthusiastically.
Petroleum-Steady.
Hay-Steady.
Hides-Quiet.
Butter-Ffrm: receipts. 2o.500 tubs; fac
tory. current make, seconds. 21h; thirds,
19l1a2Ola.
Cheese-Firm: receipts, 2.29S boxes.
State, whole milk, new white or col
ored average fancy. 13&a14 do. under
grades. 12ifa131a.
Eggs-Irregular: receipts, 29.762 cases.
Fresh gathered extras. 21a22: fresh gath
cred dirties. No. ]. 17a175A: fresh gathered
checks. prime. 16a16; state, PENNSYLVANIA.
and nearby hennery whites, fancy large
new laid. 24a25; do. hennery browns. 2lha
Poultry-Dressed firm: western broilers.
28a35: fowls. 14a15; turkeys. 13a23.
BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 12.-Wheat-
Quiet and steady; spot contract. 1.12s4:
spot No. =. red western, 112as; June.
5o.5ss bushels sips' won '''" ep''
Corn-Dull: spot contract. zen; June.
1914 Receipts, 5.6O1 bushels exports,
1,SOO bushels; southern white corn. 10.
Oats-Steady; No. 2, white. 61ha61&;
standard white. 60A aS1h: No. 8 white.
60 u a60h. Receipts. $1,000 bushels; ex-
Rye-Dull; No. 2. western export.
unchanged; No. 2. western domestic.
unchanged.
Hay-Easier: No. l.. timothy. $500
asked: No. 1, clover mixed. 23.50a24.50.
Grain freights-Dull; steam to Liv-
erpool, per bushel, unchanged: Cork,
fse osders. per quartes- unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 12.-Reports >of fast
approaching exhaustion OF supplies IN
France had a tendency today to harden
the wheat market here. The opening va
aentemner started at 1O5a1 OJM. ranging
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COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE cotton mar
ket opened steady at an advance OF from
4 to s points in response to firmer cables
than expected and buying by Liverpool
New Orleans and leading spot interests.
Southern weather dvices were considered
very favorable. particularly as the fore
cast was for unsettled weather, with
probable showers In Texas and Okla
selling on this advance. but offerings
we're well absorbed and the market
toward the end Of the first hour was
active. with prices some to 10 points
net higher.
Reports from New Orleans that storm
weston section aroused apprehensions
that the gulf disturbance might bring
either excessive precipitations or damaS-
ing winds to the western belt. and the
market continued firm late in the fore
noon. with the active months selling IL
to Is points net higher. Realizing
checked the advance at this level and
prices at midday were a point or two or
Spot quiet; middling uplands. 11.75 nom-
inal.
Estimated receipts at the ports today.
1000 bales. against 5.141 last week and
bales. against 24.04s last week and 1885
last year. Today's receipts at New Or
leans. 1.152. against 2.11S last year: at
Houston. 101. against 35 last year. and at
Galveston. 454. against 800 last year
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. June 12-Closins cotton
Spot good business done; prices one point
higher to five points lower: American
middling. fair. 7.18; good middling. 87S:
middling, 654: low middling. 824; good
ordinary. 5.S2: ordinary. 5.34. The sales
of the day were 1000 bales, Of which
100 were for speculation and export
and included 1O,4O0 American. Receipts
1900 bales. including 5000 American.
closed steady June, 83S1a: June-July.
63S: July-August, $50; August-Septem-
Der. G3S: September-Oc 631h:
Observation-Disclosures. 62S1s: November-De-
cember, 627: December-January. 626ia;
january February, 626h: February
March. CT: March-April. 6.2S: April May.
6.st; May-June. $50.
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WEATHER
Unsettled Tonight and Thursday
Cooler Temperature Thursday.

For the District OF Columbia and
Maryland, unsettled tonight and Thurs
day; cooler Thursday; moderate south
westerly. shifting to west and north
west winds.
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HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS TODAY.
liam, $500 l2m... 1890
bpm, l0O,800 ppm, 134, 100
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BEAT TIGERS
81 rtSo BAsKErBALL GAME o.
St4toN AT THE Y. N. c. A.
PROVES vERY INTERESTING.

The sscond sane % the seaton 81
he Junior league proved 10 be e.
Eood a FAmt az the orening one. TIE
Elephants. Who arc composed Of some
90 tho weaker members ~ the league
deserve much credit Their constant
and hard struggle 20 keep the bal
close 90 their seal Vas a feature.
The nrst half end With both teams
haytng scored 10 points. and when
tho second half began. both teams
went a with q firm determination q
come out a. vlctor But a. the boys
say. enc has % loose u followed that
the TiGern were the victims of the
clumsy Elephants.
The neat game. neat Tuesday, VII
he played hy the Monkeys and last
nights victors. a GOOD Eama 10 en-
pected. as both teams are very even
~ matched Gene 20 see the gams
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SWAN ASHORE TO SAVE
PASSENGERS ABoARp VESSEL

washington, Dec e-ro rescue his
passenger from possible ship wreck.
Captain Rghrrt Williams plunged from
hls stranded vessel into she pofonac
river and swain ashore far help win
tire result tnat four army nncsrs. tw3
women and fourteen enlisted men
early TODAY reached Forts Washington
and HUNT. shIVerinE End cold buf safs.
Captain Williams was in command ol
the army tuE that Plies between ths
forts EuardirE TIE approach 60 ths
national capital De went hard aground
on Gieahoro point Maryland. during a
heayg fog while the ofnc-rs and meu
were sndeavorinK. Co reach their posts
% duty
When tire Htue vessel refused %
draw on. us commander uluuesr over
the side and with clothes or swan
ashore. He got in communication with
the Gre patrol boat here. witch went
90 ere RESCUE. TIE taH vas brouaht
hack here The passenEera went 81 the
fortress hnmes uu "a suburban traln
Captain Williams wife Wss one % the
women ahuard the boat. wheu Be-
plunEad overheard TIE other woman
va wife of q sergeant Sea the party
AL ~ ths ofhoers and men are con-
uected win the fourth artillery
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CONTINUE TESTIMONY ~
CASA REGISTER CASE

Cincinnati. Dee. Gross examine
ton 81 Joseph p warren. an auto
mobile dealer u Boston. formerly an
smpioye 81 the National Cash Register
Company. % Dayton. Uaa resumed to-
dav On the trial 81 John a. Patterson
and twenty nine other onccrs and
former ufncers % the company for al
legged violation 81 the sherman antis
frust las
Good progress has been made dur
ing THE examination % Warren and
a vas believed that ron nov On The
cause would BE- permitted 20 speed "a
a conclusion without much further e.
erciae % obstructive tactics.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

san CarIos-Mrs ". p Williams.
Falco. @. A. Cosnsr. ChicaRos John
st0n Coppock. Birmingham, a. nj.
Aeeth. Baltimore. " r. Cannon, De-
uoit, g y. Williams New Orleans
o ~. Miller. Jacksonville p. ~ Lur-
ton. New Orleans; ,. "a. Plaine. salem.
Va; ,. ~ Thompson, Birmingham,
7. stevens Jackson. Misc. john A.
Priston. Jacksonville John L. FriaiCr
and wife. Hobart Miss Nora Frisicr.
HOBART lad Prank Fristsr Hobart.
lEd, M. n. KAN. New orleans; H y.
spruance. New York. W A. Dough
erty. Baltimore. ~ ~ Abbot. Atlanta.
y. J. Williams Mobile. r. Copeland
Brookton. A. Nishet. Baltimore. IT. O.
Black. birmingham. IS T. wshsr
Memphis A E PounCey. Falco. W
T.. Carbine. Jacksonville. ,. T. simon
and wife Canton. ohio A. 81 Iseafh
Birmingham. u. Levy. Nashville c. M
EandenberEer. Philadelphia. T. 80
wood. ChlcaFo. George Af KUN. New
York. a. - Wharton. Baltimore. g.
a Dexter Dsxiands % a. King Al.
lanta. J. Abrams. ChleaEo. p. n Sea-
well Macon. Ca " q Hancock -
Louis T. a. MoGarrah. New Orleans,
A. Lovlnrer. ~ Louis. Harry Far,
risr. Chipley. r. r. Mcbride. "a
Louis w H CraiR Montgomery. I
O. Malcolm. Knoxville. Tenn. Mrs
". n. Ash. Panama CITY q. H. Yves.
ten. Quincy F1as o. ~ McCaskiii
Alabama W. n Moss Milwaukee. Il
n. Davidson Quincy. " o. Navel "a
Louis Y. " Parker. ChicaEo. A.
Morton. Louisville. ky q p REID
birmingham.
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RETIRED ARMY OFFICER
LEAPS FROM A WINDOW

Nrw York. Dec e--Malor John g.
Mauers. United States army. retired.
jumped from ERE tenth floor q the
Hotel Manhattsm today and vas Tn
sfantly killed ue had been suffering
from nslnncholia. ana wes Under me
care ~ a uurse
His wife. who was q Mis- Turn1rs
~ Aiken. s. o.. also VAS ST. The
home VAS in Newport. r. 4. and they
bad been here for TIE last no weeks
Major Manerv vas 40 years old and
a Eraduats % West Point IN the class
81 tse3 He was born I'm rsnnsylvnnls
and uas appointed % the military
academy from Alahana. since ne re-
tlrsment IN 1891 he has ivea much a
the time In Paris.
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RARE BOOK swINpLERs
INDICTED BV GRAND JURY

Boston. Dec 6.-IndIctments were
returned by the Suffolk county grand
jury today against three % the al
lOEed rare book swindlers who have
been operating throuEhout the coun.
Try. Two % the men indicted. Walter
g. Dutou aud Prank r. Daniels. are
under arrest in this City and the third
George A. Fisher alias George n
Wilson. is iu custody in New York.
Two indictments were found Ia each
instance. one charEing larceny 81
s1 soc from Frank q. Csrnochan. 81
New York. q Harvard student, and
fhe other aIieEinE conspiracy 70 steal
moneys and ohattsis Of Carnochan.
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cola Bay. n has cost lees than 81 600. .
oo9 o. alive Pensacola the present iar-
Dor darth and Improvement For two
years there has been no expenditure
for harbor maintenance, the harhor
has not only maintained uHcif au'
increased in depth al the harhor en-
trance. accurding % the report 1f thr
government engineers. This on int
tiaI cost wpsld not 30 - great on
objection Iu the case 81 Mobile. were
it NOT for the fact that the river s5r-
tenn gmutylnR into the bay deposits =
great amouut % aIl.. and enc 90 more
dredRea are constantly kept husV pa
keepinr open the % foot channel Mo-
bile now has. Besides. the dredged
chanel 20 MOBILE IA 88 miles locE.
from c.sp water 20 the gulf 90 the
Pensacola docks is lees than ~ mes;
vessels may come and 50 under thci-
own steam . venture 20 say There is
No harbor ga the United States b. .ine
an easter entrance than that - Per.
sacoia.
4 wow wben Mobile has the dsptS fhaI
7 PensaCr la has 10 be- we're possible. a.
gef t "a am nor saving that n ~ 90 ll
not1. 81 me expenditure of sto0. coo U.
I Na#'"## NH.aHHAtH|IH WIN HttN AitA" ttAA.
an entirety different Glass Of pert 81
far as depth FL concerned. arc o1f
Z easily uaintat1 fu feet There Il "a
reanon whv Is ~ so feet could rot ~
maintained This would take vessst
. ~ 90 Ereaf draft a. the pnnaml
canal has been Constructed % accom-
mediate. having in view the Increase
capacity and draft q vessels an th.
future. Therefore. 90 FAR a. harbor d
concerned. can there ne any comHarf
+. son between fhr Tora ~ Pensacola
New Orleans and Mobile
Now. look az vnur rule 70 distance
and study the iscauen of PrnFaooiI
with regard to che Tine 81 water poWe
and 40 fhs manufacturing region 81 ~
south. before Indicated Do 81 true fha
\ ire TCmblEhes river a. icing MAJ
naviEabIe 20 Mobile. that roai and iron
TRIBUTARY 20 the river VII be noats.
down fhe river 90 Mobile A barge lin
n ALREADY being constructed al a cos
LOO between t1.ooo 600 and s. 600 00a q
Icarry bunker coal 20 New Orleans.
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BUY HOLDINGS
OF A RAILROAD
So Louis and san Franciseo Taxes
Over Property Of Lsuis Heuek n
southsrr NissourL

Memrhis. Tenn- Dec. As q result
"a e. believed - the visit 81 President
b. r. Wrnchen ~ ne 81 Louis and
san Frnneizco nellroad Company ~
this citY. announcemsut vas made 10
day that fhs road had closed = deal fol
thc Louis Houck railroad Interests 10
southeast Missouri. g. Geo 900 heins
named ~ the purchase rrics.
The roads Included in the sale as
10 Chester. Perryyile and 81 Gene
We've Railroad Company Cape Girar'
dcau and Chester Railroad Company
capt Girardeau and Thebea Bridge
Terminal Railroad Company and ~
Valley COMPANY with a trackngs q
Zoe miles
This Addition 90 the lines ~ the pur
chasing company viii give q practical
81 e double track from Thebea % q
Louis.
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FIVE RoBsERiEs wtTHfN
A RADlus 90 Five MILES

Nashville. Tenn. Dec e-A specg
from Falaabethton. Tenn. sava i've
rnhberiea we're committed within -
due ~ dVe miles 10 this vicinity lasi
nlrhf ths robbers esra pima fer IN
North Carolina state lire On q rail
rond bicycle. The East Tennessee and
North Carolina RAILWAY depots Al
hampton and EiEahethtcn and ths
Virginia and Southwestern dspots al
Eiizabethton and Hunter and the rect.
ofice - ire latter place were robhsd
a considerable quantity of express and
some money vas taken.
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UNDERWOOD TALKS
TARIFF REVISION
Says Computes viii Held Meeting
and osssrmlns When Nearing Viii
Bs cemmsresd.

washington. Dec s--"wsrs golng 10
revise the tarin from agate 20 Kinc
said Majority leader Underwood A.
tae White House today Ne said ths
meeting % INC ways end means com
mittec - the house scheduled for neal
week vouid be held merely % deter
mine when hearing shoule beain. whsa
\ fuI opoprtunltv % he heard win be
given every interest affected.
Mf. Underwood talked with Presi.
dent Taft hut not about the iartn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-07
WOMAN ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE
Mrs.. Minnie Lapusus Feund Net
Guilty 81 killing Hsr Husband IN
Dallas last suumsr

Dallas. Tex. ncC AIRS Minnie IA
nuuue was today acquitted az she
charge Of murdsrinF her husband. ".
A. Ia nuque whom she shot iaEt SUM
mer because - he alieEed after tons
90 other women. Mrs IA Duaucs de-
Tense uaa a straiEhf case of unFritten
las. She e. the aEcona rersou here 90
h. eEonsrated ~ furies iu the lasr two
days On The unwrittFn law plea Wee
terday Arthur Turner who killed an-
other man for Insulting bis Va. vas
80 free