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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
(BH Associated Press.1

Washington, May Ex-senator
Chamberlain's resolution adopting an
amendment to the constitution to give
the ballot to women, ordered favor
ably reported today by the Senate
Woman Suffrage committee.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14
GOSSIP FROM THE PROVINCES.

No Time To Fool With Pessimists.
(Kansas City Journal.)
La Toilette and Beveridge has each
predicted that he will be the next
President. But the country is not
paying much attention to prophets Of
disaster these days.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

having wall that they will be forced
bill law according the
their books Secretary OF Com
word and ordered nvest
controversy" between the pottery makers
a investigating committee but
akfest but look at the DOCKS
the truth the whole truth NOT
which thought wise by the operators 10
public which could be used in public
conditions prevail which hinder
the qua
exploit them but to aid In their
removal"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

Commenting upon Secretary his intention
pottery Ohio that the Underwood
BILL passed. the Washington Times
equipped itself
business omnscience
Until there
affairs Washington Un
business the
government political
the shout
protected interests They had this much
pans tickle
Republican administration after another including
worshp all tumbied After ALL
honesty
Now the people which ntn
denied
CONFUSING to politicians o the old order
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14
RELIEVES PAIN and HEALS
AT The SAME TIME
The Wonderful, Old Reliable Dr.. Porters
Antiseptic Healing Oil. An Antiseptic
Surgical Dressing discoveredby an
OldRR Surgeon. Prevents Blood
Poisoning.

Thousands of families know it already,
and trial will convince you that DR..
PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING
OIL is the most wonderful remedy ever
discovered for Wounds, Burns, Old Sores,
Ulcers, Carbuncles, Granulated Eye Lids,
Sore Throat, Skin or Scalp Diseases and
all wounds and external diseases whether
slight or serious. Continually people are
finding new uses for this famous old
remedy. Guaranteed by your Druggist
Wemean it. Csc, soc, $1.00
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

actively
providing
feature The News is
willing Wilson's administration to
Bankers
write the of the country than are the
tariff qualified to schedule
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

This Constitution
which thereof and
authority United
the judges state
of state to
Notwithstanding The California must conform to that
The "seede" that California hurt
Caiorns hope
California law violates the treaty agreement Federal court
not
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

There's a world of satisfac-
ton in buying Uneeda Biscuit
because you knotO you will
get what you want = soda
crackers that are oven-fresh,
+, crisp, clean, appetizing and
nourishing.
Uneeda Biscuit are always uniform
in quality-they are always alike
in crispness, in flavor they are
soda crackers you can depend
upon. And all because Uneeda
Biscuit are uncommon soda crack
ers packed in an uncommon way.
Five cents everywhere in the
moisture-pr0ol package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COM PANY
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14
Isn't Putting Any Strain In II.
Boston Herald.)

OF the real situation in Great Britain
the public can have had no adequate
idea. Mrs. Belmont states that EN-
incline Pankhurst is the only restrain
ing influence.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

habit when bill before
efecing their employees of its dis
if they did the warning by signing pe
that "the interests" The newly
domestic will inquire into all such
Williams Of this state announced re-
factory that reduced wages
ascertain whether such reduction was
conditions for political erect
Justice will institute criminal
against made order
though the erstwhe great financial buners are
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

labor Washington report
prices 1890 showing that during the latter
pending tariff egs
heaviest
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

Louis paying teller $200 automobile a
his accounts 1.-THE
the that the automobile and
children
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

California legislature divide
sections the national
obtained will the final word Now 1t
really enough to
be Besides Democratic
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

all wandering bull back into the
bull the the feast they nvt
feast of dry bones And they won't come back
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

Wilson Ga Thi
compliment President Wilson Blessed is thu
interest confidence lies safely the heart of his wife
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

Virginia suit against the United Mine Work
officers being combna
The action procedure
Sherman
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14
Would Be Company For Cole 6lease
philadelphia Press.)

OF course, If California wants Hi
Johnson for United States Senator, 1t
is just matter of taste, and there are
some tastes that cannot be accounted
for.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

No Trick For the Associate Editor.
Chicago Inter Ocean.l
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

Evidently, as DR.. Lyman Abbott has
discovered, one cannot serve both
larger navy and the American Peace
Society.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

BROMO QUININ That BROMO QUNINE
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-05-14

administration
which with platform pledges would
a well other Democrat
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The market for fruits and vegetables was steady,
but being Mooday goods passed comparatively slowly.
tIuipS. both yellow and white. pannips. cannoNer.
caboase and celery were In sufhcient receipts for
unchanged figures.
UnseSsnaSle vegetables passd for sane strong
figures Tomatoes. lettuce. and beans ruled finn on
: Heavy receipts Of Florida fruits resulted IN un-
ehansed hsu-e& PineApplss and grapefruit con-
tinued firm. while oranges ruled steady.
No change marked other fruits or Vegetables
Fresh egEz were vezy strunt. none Appearing to
M the strung demand. No change occured On
poultry.
G.rse lots only are quoted below. JObee1' prices
are hisherl
LARD-Tub. prrs, pc. H.. RsaIz4; do. common.
per ID. Ukaii Cottonse~d oil. per can. Le
BUTTERFLIES print. new, per Tb.. .; tub. PEI
p: y; process, per b. Pap; gndrEradss. per Ii.
cHEEsE-Neu York. new. per ID. u; dat. per
10. NV; sWiAS. domestic. pz b.. q; do. foreign.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. PER n. Il; rOosters. per
%. 10: spring chickens per ID. I5ais; ducks. par
ID. l3aii; turkeys. per b., uAN.s
GREEN GOODS-Yams. per bbl. Looal Is: sweet
potatoes. per bbl. L2sal75; potatres. per sack AS
do. No. q per bbl. Looal.5o; beans. per hAS ia
l-0; carrots. per bunch 2a5: ndIshs.. hnne-srovh.
per 100. soalo: lettuee. per bas 5o-Zoo; cymblnss
Der date sa2oo celery. per doz, 25a5o DO per crate.
l5oa4.o; enctmben. per bas, 2ooa30; Western
yeloN onions. per bae. Aoa12S: Whhe onions. per
bus. looa2.0; bests. PER 100 bU-ehsa. EaS: toma-
tces. Homegrown box. Looas1: lima beans. shelled.
per ct. 8a3: peppers. per crate. 3a5s; eszplanh.
per crate. Loa25; turnips. per b6l, 75al.5; per
box. Sa5o: caulinower. per bol. L5oa2oo; do. par
crate. 5oeloos squash. per bbl. 7saloo; pumpkins.
each, Sale; spinach per bbL. 0a75; hale. per bhl.
5oa6o: cranberries per snail box. LIS: per S-qt-
box. as; do. per bbL, 7-5oaR5: Brusse1's
sprouts. Der qt., i2alk
DRIED Go0DS-Nasy beans PER buA. 1toa1s
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chickens per h.. l6alT:
hens. choice per H.. liai5: ducks. pr h. l9al4;
turkey, per h.. 20; roosters. per ID. II.
LIVE sT0cK-veai calves. choice. per n. HAHN;
medium. Der ID 10. cumBon. pei 10. as sUrii.s
ismhx best. per Ib., ~; do. ordinary. pr D.
tital: fat sheep. rer b.. tafa
DRESSED G00DS-Dressed pork. per ID, ioalI
nbbits. PER doz.. aooa3o
sEEDs-t7over red per n. izstafyA. DO. ais;ks.
per n, le: do. alfalfa. pr n. Ina2aiia; timothy
seed. per bushei a2sa2es; orchard Eras per bushe.
sosls: rsd top. Der ID. aAA Blue rssA Per
hay. STRAW. AND coRS-H.y. ses, timothy.
Der ton. 800: d., medium. 100; CID hay, n.oh
l9 straw. long re. Per ton lS1o; do. tangled re.
1oolsH.75; wheat straw. 500; corn. en- psr bhi.
{ 90 ncs corn. per bbl. 10.
Wool AND H1DEs-Wool. sastisd. free of bur1a.
par n. Dsf5; wool. uauashsd. pa n. azsi hidss.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11

iznd and P.nnyirauia. yellow. per bnShsl. Issso
do. New York and Western. yellow. Per bushel
Tao; do. Ner York and Western. Pc sack. 10
Lo 0nnsss. Flor =. per boz. a. % ne. xn>s.1 =
40, do. No i secfsi. per bbl. sooas.ea; do, DO.
No. Sheldon. pr bbl.. Aooasoo; DO DO, No:
Kiefer. per bbi. 2soa275; do. do. pr hhl. othe'
rzristiss 2scAsoo. do. -Klehz. per hass.t nAry
.aa and a. sssni. as; SS d1 o:dssy Rs. e' i i
Peas, Norfok, per BASKET, 20oa21. Punpkins. nl
alive. saoh. sas orinces. No !. pr eoi-, lc9aa@
do. No. . PER bbL. 2sOaaoo. Spinach. native. Pc,
bushel box 9oasa squash, Florida per hankst. Los
y2. Tomatoes. Eastern shore Maryland, pz basket
las; do. native. pr k-bushel nA.ket. na3i
Florida. pa sbaskst carrier. 2zs22 Turnips. nA'
tive. per tushs, box man.
e5a7o; do. Western Maryland and Pennyisania.
per bus. prime. 75aso; do. kains and New York.
rer baA. ia %; d.. Eastern Shore. pr ouS No. !.
sssss; sweets, Eastern Shore Fellows pr eel. "a
FisH. CLANS AND oYsTERs-Bass. nearby.
per ID. lcAl2; carp per ID. SO; cocus. per obl.
a@aooo; nounden. PR ID, ~; Say to.t, per
dium. 6ooa2sp; star o. butter ash, per box. lsre.
sooalcoo: salmon trout par n. Alo; spots per ~
nearby ai2; rock. boiling pr h.. l2als; do. me
dim, psr ih, salo; do, pan, pr n sae; white
perch. large. pH ID. nal2: do. small 70 medium.
per fb. 9@5; do. yellow. per h.. hrse loai2; do.
do, per ID, small 10 medium. 3as; maekerel. bay,
per lb. 2A25; tailors large. per ~ sale; d. snail
to medium pr NJ. ias catnsh. psr H.. loefz; eels.
pr n. medium 70 large. sAs; eians psr 100 white.
e6a7o; oys,ers. ehoice nav bon, pr bel-. 20AA0;
90. primes. pr bbl. 2zAzD; do. ouil@ PEI Dol.
Lsa2e
LIVE PoULrRY-chicksns. cid hens. heNy. per
h, IS; do. small to medium. per 10. u; do. old
roosters. per ID. 10; do. spring. large ID. "a;
do. small 10 medium, h.. u: ducks. old. 10.
iaais; do. spuns. Ia and over. pr h.. rais;
do. smaller. per ID. t5als; piseonA young. pr
ns A IA r.afR Ons- -nI1tuD
each. %; DO. young ! ID. and over Gh; do.
young. znailer. each. nai5: turkeys. young. . lhS
and over. per H.. raB: do. old. per lh, II:
geess. nearby. pr II, Ilais; do. southern or
Western. per n, lAA
EGGs-Marylznd Pennsylvania. and nearby hrsts.
los on. per doG. 81 Western hrsts. loss on. 3;
West Virginia nrsts. Ioss OF. AsS; Southern hrsts.
lose Of. q
BUrTER-creamey. fnocJ. psr 10. siss3; choice
3a0; do. good. aaa; d.. prints. SAs3; do. bockA
0A2: ladies. zA9; Maryland and PsnnyiTania rollk
2a9; Ohio rolls. =; West virginia rolls. 2; store
packed. n: Maryland. Virginia. and PennUiyants
dairy prints. =: process butter. GEz.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
greater money seekers and larger divi
dend payers than before disintegration-
Mexican Petroleum.

The old adage. Evil communications
corrupt good manners" might well be ap-
piled in the case of Mexican Petroleum
Since the bad break Of 10 points in the
stock last week. attended by deferred ac-
ton on the dividend. all kinds Of rude
remarks have been passed on the COM
pany and its management. and the term
manipulation" has been freely used. But
In this instance IL may be that Mexican
Petroleum is q victim of circumstances
and is not really bad as painted. The
property II owns is good, and what is
more, IL appears to be well managed.
After disbursing 5 per cent dividends on
the preferred stock and , per cent on
the common during the fiscal year 1872
there remained surplus of $926, ,2fS. and
the company has a comfortable balance
available for dividends. The manage
ment Is only showing ordinary prudence
in conserving the company's resources
during the present critical relation be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
The Mexican Petroleum Company is
holding company. 1t owns the entire
capital stock OF the Huastecas Tamiahua.
and Tuxpan Petroleum Companies and
almost all OF the capital stock of the
Mexican Petroleum Company, OF Callfor-
MIA. These corporations together own
about 10000 acres of land in the rich oil
fields west and south Of Tampico, the
most nourishing seaport Of Mexico and
located on the east coast. Their proper
ties are reported to yield 6c,0oO to 1000
barrels OF oil day. A fact less gener-
ally known is that the Huasteca Oil Com
pany. n subsidiary, has valuable con-
tracts with the government OF Mexico to
supply asphalt for street paving. It's
product is used largely in paving and
repairing the streets Of Mexico City.s
which are as well paved as those Of any
other city on the North American conti-
aeRt All of the cities OF any impor-
lance in Mexico are well paved with
asphalt, much of it supplied by the HUI
asteca OH Company.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov. loAMILLFEED-
Lower. light dealings. Spring bran, in
lo0-pound sacks, 2s.25a2a.5o: standard mid
ding, 25.25a25.50: Western red dog, q;
winter wheat. in l0o-pound sacks, to ar
rive, S-l0: city bran. in bulk. q; Argen-
tine bran. to arrive. 2. so.
RYE FLOUR-F1at; trade is moderate.
Good TO choice. at 37oa3.s5, In barrels.
CORNMEAI-Firm: business Is IN
active. Kiln-dried, for export, 375; coarse
meal. In bags, 1.50a1.52
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Slow, with
prices steady; supplies are small. Choice
quoted at 2s5a2.e0 per 100 pounds.
HAY-Receipts. I,03i tons: steady:
choice is wanted. Quotations: No. / tim
othy, l.05; standard. Loo; No. 9. s5as75ic
No. 3. Sc.
STRAW-Receipts, none; firmer; supply
Is light. Long rye'quoted at s5as7I1
PORK-Steady: moderate inquiry. Mess,
400.
BEEF-Steady; dealings are Inactive.
Packet. ls.00a20.00; family, 2o.Ooa22.o0
LARD-Firm; Inactive business. Prime
Western, lilo: refined continent n.45i
South American. 12.lo: refined, Brazilian,
in kegs. 1910; beef stearine, sizc asked !;
lard stearine quiet; New York, l1%c
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11

dg. pr n. iAn: all hidss. dr5. ~ Ih. .; al
hides. PEI D.. q; ali.kinA green, ~ch. l5eai-D
green hides. psr II. Il
fHUiTs-Nes sppls.. pr hbi.. i-sassri isnops
Pc boz. azala; oransss. c.ifornia. psr boz
tesS0; Do. Florida. per crsts, z11Ae: gine
sppisa. Florida pines. pr Gsts LIsazso
Lines. pg 100 Sai.oo; pear. pr boz. M Loes
x@: bsr1eft pess. pr boa. Lzlaz0o; d. per ont
zoozs:@; rape,. concunds. Ba1: do. Mazara
y; 90. California Tokays. per crate. Lsssz@
Do. AslsE. pss Y hi. seg. a75s5.o; auincs4 pci
bb... 80: r.pefnuit. per crate. Loo.5.A
ChEsInuTs-Per II. 80 :
fhbsH FisH AND cRABs-tPrices given bsio.
are By the pound unless otherviss stat-d l-Buttei
snf sfsrr. hrge. .: carp. sas; crocus. medium 10
iafge. pa bbl. le.ocaf2e: d.. snail. Ioozaoo; BaJ
mackerel. =; rock. boilins. Hs3; do. medium. 10
eo.. pan y: shife pach. lsrer. isale; 90. white.
mail salei yellow perch. hrse. o. do. Gnau. i
salmon trout Y; ray trout large. ia>D; do. snail.
saio; nounders. las; catfish. aiz; e<n plke. uatise
eeh; MEDIUM to large. sss; spots. hrse. isi
taiiors large. 10; do. small. O; s,mseons. dressed.
.; do.. skin %. 20; elsns. psr 100. LDs snappers.
:. 70 a,,. S.n; scailop> per at. .; shrimp. p.s
at.. - blueish. IS; uhnon. .; frsah cod. Y; had
dock. n
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
WALL Street GOSSIP

Steel orders-Decrease. Iso.01s tons.
C. D. Barney sold about 5000 Can.
Foster-Lounsbury's selling st. Paul
London Copper closed easy on 10 shill-
ings from morning.
Foreign exchange opened firmer at ad-
vance of 10 to Is points.
Spaid-on a further recession of half
point would buy stocks for a turn.
Boys are selling Steel on big decrease
The Supreme Court today held valid
the Vermont law taxing savings deposits
in national banks in that State.
]. w. Lapsley-The decline in stocks
during the last hour is attributed by the
room to the Boston bear crowd. Whether
this is correct or not, the buying power
is certainly so small that 1t cannot help
but encourage the bear element.
In the case of the receivers Of the
Third Avenue Railroad ana the Metro
politan Street system of New York City.
involving the corporation tax the Su-
preme Court today decided In favor of
the companies.
1t is confidently asserted that the New
haven bond issue would be withdrawn
by the directors Of the road, and that the
company would resort to- short-terrn
notes as temporary expedient to meet
its financial requirements.
Saying that he considered the pro-
posed conference of Senate Democrats
on currency, called for Wednesday, both
unwise and intudicious, Senator O'Gor-
man. of New York, predicted It would.
result in delaying passage OF currency
legislation by arousing antagonism of
Republicans.
The application for certiorari in the
case of the American Bell Telephone
Company against the Western Union
Telegraph Company was denied by the
Supreme Court yesterday. The case In
wolves 5,oooo0o for awards made by the
lower court for payment by the telephone
company of q royalty or bonus to the
Western Union.
C. J. Housman-Blue Monday, as
usual. comes around with wonderful
regularity. Despite the fact that we have
a good bank statement. which should
help our money market, the Mexican
situation looms up continually. so
prominently that II is the one thing
affecting speculation, and this morning
it looks about as bad as II can be-
Prices in London are irregular Steel
and Copper are down - to s-s and bal
ance up II TO 3-S
s. B. Chaplin & Co. to W. B. Hfbbs
& co.-The. further break In prices was
chiefly due to the development OF more
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11

OFF FOR TEXAS
Regiment Enhains at Rosslyn
for Service on Mexican
Frontier.
FAREWELLS TO OFFICERS
Movement Indicates Plan Of Depart
ment 10 Be Ready for Any Ener-
gency Which May Arise.
FAREWELLS TO OFFICERS

One little debutante OF the coterie Just
couldn't bear up any longer when she
heard the order to march given and
saw the troops. the boys OF the gallant
Fifteenth Cavalry. start for the station
Going way to Texas. probably never 90
come back, probably TO be killed." she
exclaimed twfxt sobs in her mum. IT
honestly can't stand IT." and she turned
away and refused TO be comforted-
And while many about her bid farewell
In laugh and Jest her type was In the
majority. Everybody who knew the Of
fcers and men Of the Fifteenth. which
had been stationed at the local army
post for more, than nye years. was gem
timely sorry to see them go.
my, how we'n miss Alex Searles, Carl
bradford. Warren Dean. and the rest Of
the regiments officers" exclaimed one Of
the matrons in the farewell party a. the
four troops Of cavalry disappeared.
The troops. seventy men in each. en-
trained at Rosslyn shortly after 10
o'clock yesterday morning. Probably the
army never sent a more popular group
Of officers TO the vicinity Of the Capital
Col Garrard. commanding the regf-
ment, was extremely popular her.
Dean n Crack Drillsman.
Capt. Warren Dean. who was connect
ed with the regiment for several years.
Is one Of the best drillmasters In the
army. and with the crack cavalrymen Of
the regiment entertained local society on
more than one occasion with his brother
officers, Lieut.. Searles and Lieut. Brad
ford
More than that one debutante who just
couldn't help shedding that one tear
will miss the gallant Fifteenth
While War Department officials laid
special stress on the fact that this move
ment was planned q, month ago and that
Il has nothing to do with possible inter-
vention." II was admitted that the main
reason for the transfer OF the Fifteenth
Cavalry Is to give the United States a
force adequate for Intervention in
Northern Mexico II it is decided to take
this step.
II has been announced that the FIf-
teenth Cavalry and the Tenth Cavalry.
ncw at Fort Ethan Allen. VT, are to
relieve the Second and Fifth CavaIries at
Fort Bliss. Tex, and Huachuca, Ariz- 1t
Is known, however. that this RELIEF will
not take place for some time-in other
words, that the Second and Fifth will
not start Northward until II Is certain
that they will not be needed for service
south OF the border. In the meantime the
transports which are supposed to bring
these regiments to New York City will
wait, provisioned and equipped. at Gal
weston. Tex. where they can be as easily
utilized to carry troops to Vera Cruz as
to send men to New York
In this manner the army means to hold
itself always ready for any emergency
which viii necessitate the use of q con-
siderable number OF soldiers in Northern
Mexico or in the neighborhood Of Vera
Cruz.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
Markets, FINANCE, COMMERCE

) liquidation and fresh speculative sell
ing on the crisis in the Mexican situa-
ton.
No support Of any importance occurred
until after prices had slumped to below
the previous low records reached In the
last depression on October 1s. Then a
gooc deal OF covering occurred and the
market closed slightly better than the
lowest.
As the Mexican situation Is the DOM
mating factor over everything else, we
do not believe the rallies viii 60 far or
prove more than temporary unless some
thing should suddenly transpire to re-
store order there without this govern
ment's intervention.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
HEART DISEASE CLAIMS THREE.
one White Man and Two NeEroe.
-. vsc<t,,. -. u...x

Heart disease yesterday caused the
death Of Michael c. Connolly. sixty-seven
years old. at his home. $50 Thirteenth
Street Southeast Connolly died suddenly
about o'clock.
Rom johnson. colored. OF Cedar
Heights. Nd. dropped dead In front, OF
100 r Street Northwest yesterday morn
hof bis death
William F. Green. colored. forty-nine
years old. was found dead In bed at his
home. saf New Jersey Avenue Northwest,
early yesterday morning. Heart disease
was the cause Of his death.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

GREEN FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
near b.. per bbL. loose packed. l.soal5; do. per
bbl.. fair 70 eood, Local 3: do. Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania. per bhL. pscked GOAL %; do,
New York per bbL. assortsd. 25aio. Beets. ma
tire ps- bushei. green. 4ca75: do. Florida. per "
bbl basket, green. 2ooa2s5 cabbage New YORK.
State per ton. Danish. 1iooa8@; do, do, do.
PER ton domestic. i2ooaisoo: d.. native. per 100,
2ooatce coulihouer. New York. PR bbl.. Looai5.
Ceery, New York. per crate. washed. 20oa2fs; do,
do. do. rough. lz5aifk Crsnberries, caps Goa,
per bbL. 6ooa6.so: do. d.. per box. i-5oai-Ts.
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The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
SEEK RooM1NG-HoUsE THIEF
Police ON Trail OF Alleged surveyor
to Answer Robberies.

The police are looking for a rooming-
house thief who for the past few days
has made a number Of successful hauls
The man in question goes to a rooming
house. engages two rooms for himself
and two friends. tells the landlady or
landlord he and his friends are surveyors,
He goes away for almost a day, comes
room, and while this Is being done he
goes through other rooms In the house.
taking what valuables he can easily
carry away