davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11

Czwartek dnis II &c styc'
go byl dies PASSIONS natalis,
meczehstWa, 70 luteeo
za6 dzie6 urodzin [humanita-
tbs exordia.) Pomiedzy me-
czennikami Ko6cio}a rzym~
skiego tylko sw. Agnieszka
ma dwie podobne uroczysto,
Sci; lest TO wiecaznakiem, ze
5W Soteris doznawaia wiel.
kiej czei " Ko6ciele. Podlugz
zr6del ko5cielnych smierc=
sprzypada ma rok "a
rzad6w cesarza Dyoklecyana
i Maksymiana. W n~ajstar-
SEEN martyrologium sw. HE
znajduiemy wzmian.
ke, ze ia obok katakomb 5,iesI
to. Romaae Soterem virginem
in coee'mtreteris passam. il.
O. katakombie PREY drodzes
%nazwanej katakom.
ba 6w. S oteris, pisa} Rossi W
tonne Roma Sotteranea
ona osobny oddziaf
sieci katakomby zwaneb
dis ~katakombami sw. Kalik-
sta. Obok dawnego wchodu
do katakomby wznosi sic
tax zwana celia me-
z trzema absydami
czyli myszami. Zdaje sic, ze
by}a JUL ona pred meczeh-
6wietej i sluzy1a jake
mauzoleum1, czyli gr6b ro-
Odnowioono ia "a CA
papieza, Stefana II, 752
z powodu nat}oku
zwiedzajacych katakomby;
tt " 49,. -. ~ ). .srA e 4
rozszerzono, schody wiodace
kaplicy jest male cubicu-
UNI, tax, zetobie razem two
rza dose obszerny pedziem-
= .-2r.Es- 49, - --'-%-4 - -
ko6ci6l. W kaplicy ME ma
ozd6b, ami malowi-
lei, ami marmur6w, jest tyl>
ko zagfebienie .w-mulrze pol
prawej stronie, gdzie sta}a
ampa. Tu zlozono: tymczaso-
70 zw}ogi sw. Soteris, potem
"a czas6w Konstan-
;yna, gdzie sic prze5ladowa-
oie sko6czylo, przeniesiono
Q stad, do kaplicv ma g6rze,
by{y az do czas6w pa
oieza Sergiusza (844-S46.)
.o6cio}ek byl ju5 wtedy biz
Il zawalenia, papiiez pre-
li6sl wtedy relikwie do ba-
6w. Marcina, znajduje.
ny je bowiem W spisie relik-
vii tam sic znaidujacych. Ma
tel podziemnej ka.
'licy jest komora okrag}a:
'ubiculum Entychiorum, tn
- . 90 S -,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

small suite ot ohices-no one ever comes
10 see US there~a telephone and also
phones az the homes OF nv partner ana
myself and ct bright quick-witted. -
sourceful. pleasant voiced young woman
who Is "a sJenogracher secretary and yyso
always knows where TO hnd Us. s,aytr r
in our Offices Is waste OF time; we must
nix 81 with people. with the biz me-, in
the city and In the, country. make our
selves personally well known and liked
ard Incidentally pep into mars ear. an
obtrusvely, but IN q way he'llremeu1bsr,
that We have sites Tor country, seats %
sell
IT don't suppose sitnsr niy .partpss 81
mysei; 10 IN our Offices six hoors a week
altogether. A good many days we Rsvsr
come into 'the city al all. Both of as Give
out IN the country IN the ulidEs OF our
properties, you Nigh; say. a But our xirl
always knows whsre put her rngaF ca
Ia II would very rarely happen shs
couldn't Sc, IN touch with one lOF tie
other OF US within-a couple ochonrasAtkAs
very worst. q
IN thls business .yeu'vs gosstoAsEnAks
everything easy for the b.. ynsn sou'rs
Yelling properly 20. Aos1AslA : Sns ulsss 10
russ over t. He nsE a elesrs3des of what
he Vaass and he ts1iifks and. acts uuieijs.
YOU must be on hand when he wants yoz
ard you ean'S put him on likssvoe can
Ikts man, our business fsgcrsld 'vsEy ns4riy
sail 4 the ground Il X wasn't for our
young woman, though. she kaowx the
peopla worth While. and she'll move tesysn
and earth 70 get Us ss-ehy momsns and e
do lt n a way that wiz sdatter tasxbls
man tremendously"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

began TO plan It. Tie doesn't believe IN
ldIng,
aIr. stilwell was asked how 81 was that
ne had managed to finance two suea steat
projects as the Kansas City soa a40
the Kansas City, MeX,co and ofleat Ni-"-
out the aid ana without pay-a ttD3ie
to Wan Street.
$50 long as Cont need Wad street
why should I 20 70 it?" AIR. -a-"e- fe-
piled, 'Ic you were ar e.eetr.e-a4 'ad
you wanted some little electrical WNsN
doae i'm your house would sou a#- .o an-
ether electrician TO do iJ1 You would do
ii yourself That Is the way Il IS with
me. when was ia the Insurance aus!-
ness / made great number " a-lua'n-
t8nces, men Of substance, acam ANA
courage. ! know thousands ot a9a4 AeA.
love raiWoadiag. ! lAo to a. u} own
work my sef Doing II Is b pleasure why
s.ould 7 pay some one n Wall street TO
dnance railroad propos,ioa when 'ap
raae tAe money through my own ef7is2
ID woa.l ua waste
l8e wa. asked why It was Dee had been
Sc sweerlu- .a 4s book iu he d'naa. t3n
os tae naars " wall a.rea as ao had
ua-Hn. t.aa Nita Wal Street
II rat. r9 c.mula ut against t-e bear
the men vino seus stocks or salH s'.t
i DOM Enas auEa1iHr Frat FfH4 feet
fuetnods. .enefauF Bpeakas oat at
do tnyelea aeaIus. aud VISA, rae at
strongly n my 99oE is tae naH n a'-
tacks credit the mar gho o4l-t Alty
TO destroy Tie man wna .a.s aoaa and
ID.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

'miles When he neared the Gut. II was
doubtful whether he was going TO geek an
outlet at New orleans or at Galveston
He aid not go TO Galveston 0eoaus5 he
made up his mind that that oity was ~
danger of destruction by 8 tioal wave
Huntington Could and others blocked MS
way 10 New orleans, and there was not q
port for him to go to- So he built o land
locked haroor Of his own out in the COW
pastures on the shore Of Lake Sabine and
he brought the Gulf Of Mexico up into Aia
Aar5or he had terrific hght 70 DO IT,
for at one time there were thirty-tye law
suits blocking him. TWO of these suits
were carried to the Supreme Court Of the
United states, But he w,u and the city OF
Port Arthur, named IN ais honor, good
sized city to-day5 seaport doing an I'm
1nense traftio, Is one OF the monuments Of
Ais energy.
The Kansas CITY Piftsburg Il Gulf Rail-
ROAD Represents an investment ot 81 05JGo
TO bui6 that ROAD and to construct Or
Kansas CITY, Mexico t Orient, Mr.. So.
Welt personally has raised $a0oo0,Qoo
The writer Of this story knew MT Still
well In Texas IN the days when he was
,havlng the great struggle 70 establish
Port Arthur, in the days wuen he was
bringing over from eAoIlaud colonies OF
Dutchmen to make homes OH the prairie
around Port Arthur and around New
Netherlands, IN the days when he estab-
ushed the wonderful agricultural expert
meutal station at New Netherlands which
ts one of the greatest IN the United States.
The S3tlweu f to-day 10 no different from
the 7stilwen of those days. He looks Just
as young and has every bit as much
energy. The fact that he lost the Kansas
CITY southern and that Il fell into the
hands OF Gates, Hartman and Gould,
does notf seem 30 have feazed him q bit
THE day ne lost control of the Kansas
city Southern ha conceived the idea Cor
the Kaneas city, Mexico C Orient ana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

negligible. and taat is the opportunity
be offered for safe investment of tor-
elgn and domestic capital ia new indus
tries
There IS chapter in the hoax In ~h'aa
Mr.. stNwell tells some stories OF b.az
that are de ightsui Proba0'y n. Ameri-
can railroad man has had more dealings
or more Intimate relations with the Presi-
dent OF Mexico than has Mr.. sulwell.
From the anecdotes In this book the
reader ls likely 70 have a good deal or
respect. ~ not admiration ,or the wonder
fu old man who rules over the repTonc
- the south ot us.
The Kansas city. Mexico & orient'road
runs almost IN an air line from Kansas
Clty 10 TopoloosmDo. Mexico. in the GuR
OF California Mr.. sulweil got for this
line the greatest concession ever given
By Mexico when the road IS finished Z
likely 20 play a big part In transcon-.
tInenta. tran7e and transpac.ac oonmerce,
fo- g, will be the snort line Aside from
through treight. the great thing y the
opening Up OF immense stretches oeNisgia
territory In Oklahoma. western Texas aud
Nrruf.o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19
ONLY DEALS WITH pLUToCRATs

Our business is unlike any other,'' said
the sgbstantia, looking. smartiy dressed
man down ia the wall street section,
we sell country estates TO mullisntilon-
aires To Ia seldom we bo-her with any-
,hine under twenty-five acEes. IA a way
we're ike ths men that sen RAILROAD
BRIDGES. We make few sales but thcse we
10 make are good ones.
THE essentials for ouE business are ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-19

Book WhictrHe Pictures the
American Financer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06

Gilman reminds ou. of some dewsr,
wee bit Of bird with shy Oitrius
little ways. bright blrd-liNe eyes and
such a voice Herr DIPPED WHO
ought to know, declares her 20 be
the most wonderful among the Young
cr singers Of America She BE- barely
ont OF her teens. and being such q
petite. mousey bit ot youu-stor.
Is probably the reason why even her
friends cannot think OF her as q
prima donna IN real grand opera -
which she really u.s.
Before she leaves 10 begin rec
hcarsals her friends have Emporium
ed her TO give a concert ANA finally
she yielded, after having cabled e
Dippel for permission And he,
knowing that IL was In her own home
town. among her friends that she
was 20 sing. gave his permission and
moreover. suggested that she sing
from some of the now operas which
We have never heard here This
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06

u,af is 90 Doe our pleasure on We'd
r'sd5y the 18th of september, when
N..s RiegeIman Is 20 Doe heard 90 %.
ballroom of the Hotel 81 Francis
OF curse, Tho supreme event iU so.
oic'ys calendar is the grand opera
engagement the first visit Of the
lrcat international celebrities since
che enforceable night Of April IS.
I'uG, when the Metropolitan Com
lauy's engagement here was inter
rUpted by the fire That a young
California girl should return here
with the great singers as star her
solt assisting in the dedication OF
the new opera house. Is In itself a
wonderful achievement
But We are accustomed 10 sky
rocketiug achievements. as I said be-
fore Still I am sure that we viii
all be particularly proud to make
Miss Hiegelmau's local debut ia grand
opera gala night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06

Winnipeg. Man. Oct g. Nomina-
tons were made today for the by
election IN the Macdonald constitu-
encF The election is fixed for next
Sa'uria yihe contest promises TO be
ore ~ tlt most spectacular in the
history OF the West K l.. Richard
son. publisher Of the Winnipeg Tri-
bune, and former member OF parlia-
ment for Lisgar, is running as an in
dependent candidate with the sup
port OF the Liberals The Conserva-
1--WE candidate is Alexander Morrison,
la farmer of the Carman District. who
has Tor many years been more or less
prominent In public affairs Freer
trade. including greater preference
20 Britain and reciprocity in natural
products with the United States. Is
the main ISSUE of Mr. Richardson g
campaign ie expects to roll up a
large majority IN the rural districts
on the wider markets platform, while
The city voters are relied upon by the
CONSERVATIVE interests 90 hold the
seat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06
saved n, III, wife

$50. wise woman who knows
just what 20 DO when her husbands
.'fe Is .u DANCER. but Mrs. r. J.
FLINT Hra.nfreo ". is Of that kind
She insisted on my using DR. Kings
New Discovery" writes Mr. f. for
II dreadful cough. when was so
weak my friends all thought had
.o.ly short time TO live. and 1t com
.I'celr cured me quick cure for
coughs and colds it's the most safe
and reliable medicine for many
.throlt md lung trougles grip bron-
.rhi''s. aronp. whooping cough. Quinsy
fors.litjs. heworrhaees \ trial will
convince you So els and sl.00 Guar
1uteed hy Amarillo Drug store
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06
NOTICE on ANNUAL MEETING
pi the Stockholders and Directors of
tn" southern Kansas Railway
oi Texas.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF The Southern Kansas Railway
Company OF Texas will be held at the
office of the Company in Amarillo.
Texas, on Wednesday, November 6,
1912, al the hour of 1890 A. NJ, for
the purpose OF selecting a Board of
Directors for the ensuing year and
for such other business as may come
before said meejns
The annual meeting Of t'a Dire
tors OF said Company will be held
on the same date at the same place
Immediately after the adjournment
of the stockholders meeting
\ FREEMAN.
Na-.Tc Secretary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06

II Is noticeable fact that the
stage is producing more % those
plays Of the high class intellectual
order, with an undcrcurrent OF deep
morality and less Of the shallow
farcical variety The reason O. that
the public Is demanding the more
substantial kind Those elements
which make for good are being
sought after more than ever before.
and the plays which proclaim a deep
vital truth are the ones which are
Justly popular. az the pleasure DO.
rived. therefor. IL both substantial
and beneficial
with "The stumbling Block
which Oscar Graham and bis CON.
nany viii present here a potent. VT.
alizIng theme b. portrayed The stor
Is deeply ahsor Hirr and although +.
is handled in a manner 90 uuronvan-
tional and sd startling original as
90 hold 'he auditor keeuly alert pa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06

every word and gesture
oscar Graham will be we'll remom-
berci as the college-lnlian here IN
a Prince OF His Race and also
for his clever work BOZ Circle g.
Ranch In The stumbling Block
a. the young lawyer with a vice. who
wins his Ray to freedom from its
grasp through his final understand
ing OF the higher law. ls presents an
original and most enn0bling type.
Miss Loretta Graham uorirays a part
OF more than usual sweetness Ed
ward paulus. so well known for his
funny characterization OF Tim" and
Three. Fingered HIll. helps 70 suN-
p'y 'o' of clever comedy and DO
TACT every member U. which has
been Ri'i Im year fer year is
credited elfh unusual work iu HAND
linz t.i- beautiful pla Each acc .s
appropriately ssf V. special usa
scenery Tho Stun .' Block win
ie l' ffa Grand. v1u5 October
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06
Mason, of High degree to Meet

Washington, u c., oct .. The
most distinguished Masonic gather
Ing Of an international character tnat
has ever met in the United States
will assemble in this city next week
for an international conference OF
supreme councils OF the fraternity
The foreign delegates, number OF
HON arrived In the city today, in
cludcs Masons Of the highest degree
from France. Italy, Belgium. Greece.
Egypt Mexico. Switzerland and from
several of the countries OF South
America and many Of the larger cit.
les OF Canada
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06
NOTICE TO LIVE STOCK SHIPPER

Ne are sending to this paper for
your benefit, the Daily Telegraphis
Market Report on Cattle Hogs and
Sheep. giving receipts and sale, quo
tations on all classes cotton, hogs
and sheep This report reaches the
office OF the Amarillo Daily News
.at about - =. VI. We believe that
this will be- of benefit TO every live
stock shipper in this country by
calling up the Amarillo Daily News
BY phone you will get free OF charge
the DAYS market on cattle. hogs and
steep
In connection with this report. W.
wish to solicit your business on our
high merits OF craftsmanship Our
ryice costs no more than the or
binary. but there is no comparison
otherwise Write MS for our free
market paper. and railroad rate
memorandum book
Try MS with your next shipment
aud you will be- satisfied with the
results
DAGGETT-KEEN COMMISSION 60
Fort Worth, Texas
\ Want AL In the Daily News will
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06

on hest Friday night Os,rher .n'
Miss Mabel Ricgclman. thn HmDtt'
So 1g rama donna whose Use ~
tfc world OF song has been little
short O., mcteoric viii delight ANA
riuo rasie-loycrs with a classic rep
ct1tr, or fifteen numbers, OF such
variant range that fullest scope will
be provided for display Of the Won
d,rful vocal powers Of this brilliant
young artistic.
Miss Riegclman. who arrived from
san Francisco during the past week
is of q snrightly vet unassuming type
unaffected by the liberal plaudits oil
the world. and apparently happy
through contact with the outer world
IN striking comparison 10 the usual
successful singer
Her .ppcarance next Friday night
which will mark one OF the most NOT
able social and musical events In the
history AZ the city, will be under the
auspices OF the local lodge OF Elks
The following program will be Offer
cd
Ouarr.iBg Lovers ....... u. far'ih
Ti,anias Cradle .... Liza Lehman
Irish Love Song Margaret Lang
Ioy OF Morning .... Harriet ware
puccini
Nine Butterfly ........ ruo''''
Die Nachtigal ........ stevens
Ais Die Ate Mutter ....... .DNorak
Tarenteilc ...... ........ o.. hIEe'
Reading THE Proposal. .........
Marion Drake Miss Frances Hum
phreys
Tho Secret OF Suzanne Wolf Ferrarl
Permission Of Andreas DIPPED
Hear You Calling Me Marshall
The Opcn Secret ....... Woodmah
parIiacci area Neddal Leoncavallo
The Rosary Cby request ... NeYin
Irish Folk Song .........A \. Foo''
Ecstacy ......... Morse Nuhihali
with reference 20 Miss Riegel-
mans appearance with Mary Garden
in grand opera during the present
season. recent Issue Of the san
Francisco Examiner says
II NAV come as a happy piece OF
news 20 many Of MS that one OF our
mos, recently discovered artists, Miss
Mabel Riegelman. is 20 appear here
IN Dippers grand opera aggregation
next spring as star. with the
peerless Mary Garden. playing oppo-
site 70 her. OUR Miss Ricgelman
We really ought TO be mighty proud
n her. and Il Is only her modest-vio-
10, manner that has kept San Fran
CISCO from knowing her better-has
been here all summer. resting In be-
tween teas and luncheons She viii
play IN the opera Cinderella" TAX
inr the title role with Mary Garden
as Prince Charming In the opera,
'Hansel and Grotel. she plays Gre
'el. This also will be- one OF the new
operas which ve have never seen
here
Win Madame TeirazzIni. who will
D.. the star on the opening night OF
our tWo-veeks' season % grand op-
IRA. Miss Riegelman will doubtless
come IN FOR her share Of our applause
even though We did leave q 10 other
cities and 20 other people 20 discover
her before We did II was Madame
gadsF aho frs discovered the
fhrrst-lke clarity % Miss Riegel-
mans ripping cadenzas. and it was
she who insisted on taking her 20
EHror. where she kept hor for Sow
eraI years under her shelterinr wines
t.f s-.sknr 90 wings Miss Bia--
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-10-06

\ Want Al In the Daily News will
rent that vacant room or house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
SALEM SOCIALISTS
Elect Their Entire City Ticket With
the Exception Of Candidate
for Mayor.

Special Dispatch to The Inteliigencer.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. April a.
With one exception. all the candidates
on the Industrial ticket at Salem were
elected at the municipal election held
there yesterday. :. l.. White was
chosen mayor over Deco VanHorn. the
Socialist candidate, by a vote OF 259
to 225. There were only two tickets in
the field Early Davis. Socialist can
didate for police chief. was elected by
is votes over ]. II. Moore. the Indus
trial candidate. w F.. Leonard was
chosen water and street commissioner:
n. J. Cross, recorder: Charles A. +.
Randolph. q. II. Ross and Guy Law.
councilmen; NJ. l. Campbell, school
commissioner for three years and f. A.
Carter for one year. The questions
OF issuing $4,000 in bonds for paving
and $4,000 in bonds for an addition
to the school house were carried by
good majorities. The license question
which Is virtually decided by the
county court, was on the ballots and
resulted in a vote OF 81 for and 2T3
against.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
STATE ORGANIZATION
Prominent West VirginIans Form
the w. Va. Hebrew League
at WEIGH.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WEIGH, w. Va, April 3.-Yester-
day there gathered together. at
WEIGH, at the Mckinley club rooms,
some two hundred prominent and in
nuential Hebrews. from many of
the Counties OF West Virginia, and
perfected an organization named
The West Virginia Hebrew League"
The purpose OF the League Is to ad-
vance the welfare OF the Hebrews in
West Virginia, and from the enthus-
iasm manifested at the meeting.
this organization bids fair to serve
a great end, and accomplish much
good
Much interest was displayed by
many of those present, as to the
name OF the organization and after
much debate, and many amendments,
The present name was decided upon.
j. NJ. Lepinsky. OF WEIGH. was
elected president; II, Banks, OF Kim.
ball. Treasurer: and Attorney Samuel
Soline, secretary. 4 board OF Di-
rectors, consisting of nine members
was chosen, and the following gen.
tlemen were elected: Simon Shein.
Williamson; Harry Matz, BluefeId:
lsadore Aaron. Bluefield: L. Kauf.
man. Northfork; Harry Tota. North.
lolk' Harry Budnick. Keystone,
Charles Wagner. Kimball: Aaron
Gatzen. Northfolk and Sol Lyman. OF
Keystone.
A meeting of this organization has
been called for next Sunday. ApriI
the 9TH at 300 p. m. at the Mckinley
club roobs. at Welch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
Metals.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Standard
copper: Quiet; spot. s15.250I5.75:
London. strong; spot e69. los: IN.
lures. $40. l2s. Cd; lake copper. 16d
l6hc; electrolytlc. lie: casting. 15Is
d15Ac.
Tin-Firm: spot. s431Od43.5O: Lon.
don, strong; spot G197: futures.
e192. 15s.
Lead-Quiet; 43Od44O New York +;
London, c16. 3s. Cd.
Spelter-Dull and nominal: s6.6Od
$50 New York: London. c25. IS. Sd.
lron-Cleveland warrants. Sis. 1OIbd
in London. Locally iron was steady 4;
No. ] foundry northern. S15.25aI5.75:
No. ?. $i4.75h1525: No. ] southern
and No. southern soft. S1525d15.75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-04
STOCK MARKET
is REACTIONARY
Dealings for the Day Made the
Smallest Figure In Several
Weeks.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Although
prices OF standard stocks yielded but
little today. the reactionary tendency
OF the early week became more pro-
nounced and dealings fell to the
smallest total recorded in any full
day Ter more than fortnight.
virtually all the activity was in the
nrst hour. The trading element In
clined decidedly towards the selling
side. this attitude finding its surest
rehection In the relative heaviness OF
United States Steel, Union Pacific
and Reading. with some pressure upon
the coppers. On the other hand, a
number OF advances were registered
but for the most part they occurred
in issues which have little or no
public following.
Declines far outnumbered gains at
The opening which may have been
due 10 London's failure to transmit
me usual average of better prices.
Canadian Pacific was the most con-
spicuous opening here with a gain OF
more than two. points as against its
rise or almost three points in Lon
don. The strength OF this stock was
used as an excuse 10 advance Fries
on the now familiar rumor of
Canadian Pacific-Erie traffic alliance.
Likewise Norfolk & Westerns further
gain was made the occasion OF the
revival OF report that Pan Handle.
one of the Pennsylvania subsidiaries.
Is 10 guarantee a six. per cent divi-
dend on Norfolk. A brisk movement
in Wabash preferred and the four per
cent bonds furnished a basis for
rumors that Lackawanna interests
were buying those issues for control.
Trading in the specialties which more
circumscribed than usual. with some
strength in general electric.
News concerning the steel trade
was conflicting. reports of an arrest
In some manufacturing districts be-
ing neutralized by others that sug.
gested increased demand at Pitts
burgh. Some large orders by the
railroads are in process OF negotia.
ton, but IL is thought may be held
in allowance until prices become more
stable.
The bond market ruled firm. with
no notable feature other than the
strength in Wabash fours and some
speculative issues. Total sales. par
value, amounted TO $2919.0O0
T.. S. bonds were unchanged on
call.