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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
SUICIDES BY
MHALINC GAS

Si''' 'al Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
'I.ARkSRGEG. V. Va. july $
- 'aS"r. coroner. returned verai. I
-, -4' !c- caused ;y a "a Of W-lau-
cholia IN II. case OF Mrs ,;..r..
HOFFMAN. wife Of an oil weil driiIcr.
whose lif"ie-s body was found this
w"ri inr 10 h"r bod A. Industrial. with
ti"' ~ escaping gas tied 80 E-r
NOUN. she attempted 20 kohl her
-'.t 10 'lo same manner ~.Va-al weeks
as mat Mas Rescued bN "A neighhpr
w, detected tn csca Ding gas Mr..
nan was Engaged IN drilling an
"ii VOL m th. Brave. P,rnsvl,aril
."'d - IN, time II her death Her
r" w1S % wears. Resides the nus
hand. "n' daughter Euuice. as,d tn,
survives her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
ARE SATISFIED
Local Merchant Says That Early
Closing Is Now Successful. and
Business Is Just as Good.

We are well pleased with H." said
a WelLknown merchant yesterday
when interviewed in regard 10 the
early closing project OF a number OF
the local merchants We find that
me clerks are taking more interest in
their work. and are working with a
VIII. The consumer is also aiding us
by making purchases on other DAYS.
and We are selling jus; as much as We
did when We kept open late IN the
evening
AZ first II was the intention OF the
merchants 10 keep up the early clos
ing method until the first OF October.
but II II is shown that the results are
the same. IL is possible that the pro
j"ct VIII be continued throughout the
year. number OF the large stores
ara closing az > O'Clock on SATURDAY.
evenings instead OF az 10 and II
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
WOODS HELD
FOR MURDER

- -! Dispatch to tho IntcIIisercer.
MAhIlNSBt re. ~ Va. inv =
hatles S'riblins. who was sho'
through N. abdomen Jy Rob.r-
woods early Suu.dN morning az the
nome OF The latter here. died this AT.
'ernoon In the City hospital Woods.
who arterward turned his revolver
upon himself, Is no. dangerously in.
jured. and has been removed To iaiI.
charged with murder.
Both men a. frs claimed m. shoo,
ing was accidental bu' tAc police
have developed ~" fact rhai Woods
was cunning for John Rrown. u ncish.
O. c~usc -' the lai'er's alleged az.
t"niions 20 Woods VIE. and fired
.'on Strih!'rr ia mis'2h, Tor brown.
lie attempted 20 commit suicide when
ne discovered his mistake.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
ANNUAL MEETING
Important Business Meeting Of Mem
bers OF German Columbia Club
10 Be Held Monday. July 21

An important meeting OF the mem
hers OF the German Columbia club
will be held Monday evening. July 81 D..
at which time a new board OF direc-
tors will be elected. The meeting this
month Will be the first 20 be held in
July since the organization was form
ed. as annual meetings have been held
heretofore IN January The change
was made 70 July during the last year
SO thta 'he directors would be better
"hle 70 become familiar with the rou-
tine during the duller months OF the
year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
WHO is 1T TO sLAME2

Sir would like Ia call rb. a.,
'ention Of the uub'f., O., ID. ,,,.,,s....
OF accidents that ar, occirrir, aims
daily some sliehr. Oilrr- -.r,,rs aud
some fatal. bv tho driving az tif..r.,.,
kinds ~ vehicles Tuo-a ,.rf..,.f,. .-
a cause for 50 many deaths .--1
great amount ~ u~op.-,. holm. d..
stroyed. and Other 1Y,i,.9u..s ina. Dr..
has become a yer, ,cr'oys matte .,.,
q menace 10 thu travelling nfttl.. T
my mind there are many causes ...
those accidents. som. g., -nnr-r,f.
and foolhardv driver. taxi. .,,...,..
chances in r4~ei1r .fth.~ .-o,, ,..
rear or IN meeting Others are ca.i....,
by drivers who ac' a. q. -i.,- o., tf..
whole road cor street. AID have. mo- 10.
gard for law. or fla Ii... .... .r.l-. ...
low men This class o- r.,,,ra -...,.,t
b.. doai' win ~ -H. +...t ..... pr. e.. ....
law. for 'hey arr. tho direct and ind.
rect cause ot ..,t,.t or NOR. o.. -r..
accident, thar occur Toy tnl.,..,..
Jet parry dri,.rs u al. c,.rfat.. ,
PARTY of This --.. ,.....st. .,..-..
The road s. rough or ..~-,, ,,.. F-r..
.r az tl. car ~isr..s .,. ..,-- .a. .,..,.
On spirit Is upp.-lnos, ,,i.i Mr. Dor
10 All ~ mar,us.-- win .r his
power 10 hold m. ron. u-.,i .r. d-.,.
cr az the cav baco.r.. so ,.,-l,.l 30.
and exaspcra-ed -lat tho ,.,, -.
mont he las a sltrh. chance he mn
on extra mower and oer.,..-r,. -..I..,...
tn some one b-irs hr-, and D.. r,.
driver az -ho car hqrprrs ,o b. ., .t...
same make M. So mum m. NOR. De-.
v'il osc respect fo- rr. 'qv ai,..,.
driver no passes II ID. ,,.- f.t ...,
Another serious ,,.... lis is.-r..-....
% she Ilw roy.rr.-r -ha r.--i-.. "a.
vehicle. t-l. t-.. -aar .-r....-., .-
'h@ par OF fr- one tt,lf j. %, IRON.
and nine rim. eu' o.. -ar ha vilf mi
20 bis l.f- instead az ht. -t.r, o.. ....
Jaw SAYS. .s Dc. .oa- -t,. road O.. "a ri..l.
smoother 20 lis left. and often -i...-
fails % begin a. turn .,-ha- v-., l.,..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
Many P1cnicp.

Ire Shrrrard territory was the scene
OF many pici."s last Friday. though
@.'i ara proper Wa a very quiet place
Hfi infze proportion u the peopIe
were away FOR tie day
Albert VI -y took a wagon load %
O.. ..' i 90 r-pr- Uy Nr.-.IIue creek
Inc shepherd grove for the day An ex-
press "asvf 90 j. T. NJ .4rrS a 50
brought a large load through Sherrard
4. sr-~K
tAt-l"s =. C1ldahaugh gave a family
l'i'N4' 80 us nome near bethlehem. ami
thor" W. aI-, "a pirti.. which vss ,,-a,i
ar. nHe'i. ~ t..e home OF r. ". Kirchner,
ti| Mozart rs.ff.tt.
W He"Isn creek was particularly favor
. TAT dt! Al t.- club Ho4Srs were
l"- 81 Kay visitors and many private
i"'ricS were TO be- seen along fh.. creek
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
SHERRARD
MI olivet s. s. Picnic.

Tue III UIVct Sunday Echool rtcric
2" =. J. S'aulists orchard Friday Was
oiS aifdiG. Invitations - attend hal
iti.4 ana Allen Grove SUNDAY schools
'.I3 many from these schools Attended,
~ noon a hv4nteVus dinner was spread
t" l.' cd. la4t t4f those Who remained
..l ~ eiirs. about l25 persons. were
ali A4N
Mss Leah Murrin. an elo-utto,i.t ~,
t't .t't en-. favored the crowd with sew
RAJ excellent READINGS. A number of
Ll'~NS We're ~uEaSed in with enthusi-
tsIn. Foilowine are the Winners r.
t"" yard dash. Miss Lsota Bonar. shoe
ard .asH. Ais l.ota Bonar. shoe
.Ght.S'. Miss Ethel Marble; women $
Women race. Mrs. ofna Bonar potato
3 o. =. Naiter Wayman, childrens race
-.AtI y years. Miss Bernice LeonhArt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
FIRE
AT CHENILLE

special iisrat'a 80 no II,-iI.-e7-e-.
CHENILLE. W. Va JULY -.-Grif-
t'hS livery hlru wa DESTROYED BY
fire 90; " p'Clccl this morning and the
tu'iGl:G and contents arr total loss.
Six horses. three automobile and a
l'rS" number on buccie. are included
The loss viii total eight thousand dol.
lars. with small Insurance The whole
town was threatened and The building
81 in" Chenille roller mills and the
general Store OF l.. r Rolfe were. dam
AGED before the flames We're under
control
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08

S!'rrIrt Was without mail fro-n
b. 90 .a- last Friday. hlt before tie
-ttF .trr-'r ws- fak"n Of We regularly
''.'tftt IHgrt. 80 July mail Last sat
t'. iny t.- f..,i. was So L-avy f.at the
."f ..,'i f'Hrc ia.-il % lual and Ha1d.u
'fft t... -ftf HT the lr.t. t-.sfrra-fa-
.tH.-if e. part 90 % from W-aecI.rg ID
she. rtrt The mail . ySt-tn las. taxsr a
l''.- sep backward. and since on. car
!t'I must .4n 1850 mems Wor. lie -es-Il,
i- very Utsaf factory u seems ., rs
unjust tfaf % carrier ~hould pc. cornr-.ll-
'rt 20 Spend % large part 90 ts. day car
. 4iS "'ir daily iai''"s over three roads
Wi..." 80 could an! f'-rurrly Aav. lad
"ft .'.' "flr other mail deli Veref direct
if.'I W ''l."s t. Sa"rvuivi Ga abou; =
hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
TWO MORE DAYS ALLOWED
TO GET AUTO LICENSE.

All autoists must have their new
license tags taken out by the tenth
NJ the month or will be subject 10 a
fine. The sheriff and his deputies are
busy Al the present time issuing
warnings 10 tho owners OF cars IN
regard 20 the law. over a thousand
tags were distributed by the state up
10 Saturday evening and Ohio coun-
" had quite a few Of the number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
REQUESTS HE Be
HANGED AT ONCE

|r' -, Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
-iRMONT. W. Va. July Tee
funeral OF Mary Johnson. the negro
woman shot To death br/21,-r husband
harles Johnson. Saturday. was ID, Ia
this afternoon. The negro murdai r
wac taken from The county Jail 20 ;ae
Undertaking rooms 20 see his victim
he broke down and cried al sight OF
TIE woman he had killed because. n.
claimed. she had been unfaithful to
him.
tomorrow morning the coroner
inquest will be held johnson CON
iesses TO The murder and ASKS ina, li..
be given an immediate trial ard ,rat
the judge sentence him 10 hang in Ia.
Immediate future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08

u. .r'. OBJ. 'a,f 'ha' TO- church
r""ai. protested ao much boz fha car.
r.ta' coming t0 't.s ci'y ard erect ifs
fonts on fuc streets % .+ said Thai
OBI" r'mpanF h1- boon booked ard viii
ITp"Hr frr" ou OH" Hrsk uf JI' -Isf
IT, i- very lf'.t however that an ln.
junction Niil hr secured and ne com
rauy r'''r.r.I FROM showing here n
Do" company ia permitted ~ show
l"r" thc tens VIII bs a.org Main
e're"' ana % ffc rrscction % the
several other street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
hotorcveie Club Outing.

Ine Wheeling Motorcycle club headed
' f-ti4 htf.u4lcI. "a his Ford autoruo-
.'ie. vent up 1915 WAeeling creek to
'''." ~'' lhrriS grove. on the Fourth
iht enjoy 81 f.~ CAV outing there A
luul-r OF ladies' ou tsnIero r.,cbt,eS
90 ''Iul"Hi"- Tire members II the club
81 'ar wa~ lotd'-i with baskets and AN
-''-'tit picnic dinner was served. Among
% ia'tHHrt~ OF tAe club that w.r. In
'H" party were iAri ami lake Rraun-
gen. otto ketz William Boone CHARLES
'-i mart \ \ Wheat. Fred Meier ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
PRRKERsBURG WANTS 1914
CONVENTION OF LAWYERS

Ta-kershurg lq atfer tho 1914 con
rou'Ion ~ 'ho West Virginia Tar 49,
FocilH0r and vHI POO here ln force
'1 bid f0r 'hr meet during fhe month
Tho bar aaeor.1Hou meets Boo fhis rif~
July % ard TO-. and a largo number ~
prominent Attorney 1851 hr iu tho
rff All se.sors eiI he held fr tre
MARKET allrofigm and gre1' fiu"
bel planned f0- Is ftn members
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08

rev. ~. 4 isli'i''. "a hose hCvhOod
.'iH" -- t.-t a r"U miles from Ci.ttyS-
.'.fE. prone 81 o. special sermon SUNDAY
"t'fii AZ Allen Grove. Oh -a~ reunion
81 ''"tty-'Hrg He real a paI er written
~ on" ~ Tee veterans who had Just re-
:nrr..i ffot4 '."r". teen itt his request
p N. f'4."N. wt" was a. ti-ttysttlr..
last week. tust'ir 20 short address
4t's t-tf.' .fIIs.IIt,>l thnf Legfnntn,
next sunday afternoon. hc Will preach a
settles "f t.r"- sermons ~ Allen ,Irov-
"h ~ Hy We ought 10 20 10 church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
Called Meeting at BsthIehsm-

80 '.4- 'tittf4 Tor .aSf Tuesday
'fFiIfE 90 f.r Ecftlshem sep oul .or. sc
u"- I..f '"id '.T tscFrrt - bad weather
Another Gail las been issued for a meet
DOES t.l~ -N.i4ue. Tu--,iav Tile meeting
i~ Tor tee purpose ~ taxing acton On
N-N't al matters lert.ii ming t. th, inter
10 non li.s ti"ual church or chapel which
IS o." H" "r'rt"i 'her.- IN the near future
~ '- '-i"' i.tllN f"luo-t.-l that YER, I,.,t.-
Interested make an effort l. be present
=. L-.- --,--.--L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
JOINT PICNIC
Members Of ST Matthews and ST.
Johns p. E. Sunday Schools
Will Have Outina TODAY

4 toint picnic WI he held today a.
" Wheeling PHrk hy members Of ~
Matthews =. r. church IN this city
and -. Johns =. p. sunday School 81
Echo Point Tho affair promises 70 he
ono ~ the host ever conducted by the
sunday school departments and an In
tcres'ins athletic program has been
arranged for tho DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
ReopenIng.

Taerc Will be a reopenins OF the Fair
90" ~ r.. church neat sunday evening
NiN ~. the church having been clo-.-i
Tor SON" time Tor repairs The edi.lc.
Is now under q new root and has he,1
lit4' entirely new OF the inside. The
it"H'iiug services " n open at o'clo-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
DIR. SELBY
herman Bank eld1.. sos and 500
I~eifth and Market. Take
Elevator to Fifth Floor.

Hours' . 10 II a. m. ! TO-
TO p. m. Sundays 10 70 Il m
TO p. m. Phone. Nat. Sim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
sTRIKERs LET OUT.

HAEEi-if-EG IA July IS Striking
car rei t.rm"u At tho Ruthe~forl shops
~ TIC fuiln'elph'n and Reading Raj
way have been notified that thev nre
70 longer Connected win the COMPANY
%" places % nuwehr % the men
have heer flief
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-27
OFFEhSES
MAY Be ALLEGED
AGAINST JAPS


Eesefei officers arr today inveati-
~attrE fHe circumstances NHrtoundiRe
lhr afrltaI 81 Albuquerque 81 Jap
aNeao ram and wouea. r. Hama and
~ Xonee sal who sre ARRESTED hers
laet Might The couple admitted com-
.uE from Nee9ies. Cal. a. Albueuer-
que lase&iitf anf also admitted that
they wo4T not man and wife.
The man. Gkl. was arrested AZ aha
Toxo pool hall By chief 81 Fotice
Thomas McNlllln. and me woman.
wne II sald to navo been a denixen 81
mo restricted District since her ar
rival ty Policeman 3. r. Bernier.
when arrested they had about $50
eetwesn them. the woman having tho
malor periion. she also had q key q
tho MANS suitcase. which contained
ompne oihcr things q number ~ let.
tefn addressed 10 her. Most % them
wcro ia 1enannne.
The man had in his possession 3 XII
~ hurelnr'r tools. 81 tho sort used By
the more crude crAc ksnen. There
were drills, clamps. ETC.. IN the lot.
HI claims a. be a dlshwasher, and tbs
police nre somewhat at a loaB 10 un-
defNtand Just why he needed those
toola 70 practise such n moist profes-
slon.
Both he and the woman claimed "a
have met IN Needles. but the author
lilies are inclined 10 donbt this ~ Il
has been found thar they had the
same Pullman ticket into Needles and
tho Same Pullman ticket Into Albu-
qBcrque.
Tho women had postal card mar
finRe certincaie with her photo.
graph on one side and on the Dther .
notary's certificate thaa on certain
/ day the woman whose photograph ap
peared on the other sido had beer
married 20 one NJ Nie. at Pasadena
California. s.tsas,s.f .r s,f ....
The couple arrived here friday
they took rooms AZ a local hotel
and shortly thereafter. II IL said. m
woman took Up her residence OF
Third street The man immedlntel!
upon arrival changed from well-mad'
tailored clothes 70 rusty looking blu,
jeans and overnlls.
a charge Or vaerancy will likely b,
made against them. AZ present thel
are being held BY the city police a
me request Of the federal officers an
al their arrival can De Investigated
Il beina suspected that they have VIC
lated the Mann act. The Immigration
authorities have charge o. their pa
pers Tor this purpose. The man has
a passport from the Japanese author
tiles
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-27
CONTRACTOR FACES
COURT FOR FIRE
LAW VIOLATION
I'd. Fonrnelle Charged With
Building Garage in Defiance
Of City Ordinance; Denies
II Strenuously.

Charged with violation Of the ci,y
orpinarces governing the erection ~
BUILDINGS. Contractor I'D Fournelie
Was before Judge Craig this morning
According 20 city Ensineer Glad
ding and Assistant Building Inspector
Morsan ~. Fonrnelie had neglected
90 secure permit for the erection
90 q garage on the premises Of Frank
Quinn, salesman for the DUPONT Pow
der company. n was also charged
that the buliding. which u within the
iife limits. did not comply with the
ARE ordinance
SIR. Fournelle denied his SUIT. re
declared he had 10 contract for The
building, had nothing 70 40 with its
construction and that he merely lent
hia carpenters "a the owner. who ID
his frlrnd city Engineer Gladdlne
and Assistant Building Inspector Nor.
San were the only witnesses for the
city, while SIR Foufnelie was the sole
witness for the defense.
Al the conclusion of the testimony
and after arsnments by city Attorney
Lewis for fhe ciiy and Judge Hoacoch
fof ne aefense. Judge CRAIG continued
me case until lator la The week when
hT. Quinn, owner OF the property, can
BE- present. The building on which
lhc case y based n d small anair and
valued n 4boul $50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-27
Chlrnrn I,nnIsI OF Trndr.

Chicago. May 27.-Wheat today
showed little decline on account OF
decided increase In the European Wis
ihle supply. The opening was Is
a lac lower iu LA 3-Sc up.
The close WAS weak. with July at
~ 3-ic. a net gain OF i-fM3-Sc.
Better weather eased corn. July
opened i-Sc 10 SIS off
--latest trading WAS depressed, with
July az 50 S-Sc. net ioss of ic.
General selling carried down oats.
July al the outset was Use to Lac
10 i-ic 90 I-Sc lower
Provisions were generally steady
First sales ranged from i-2c decline
"a AN advance Of &c.
wheat May s2 l-so; July OF 3-fc;
Sept. sic; Dee. 92 Use.
Corn May 81 5-sGbT S.tc; July,
81 $3.50: sept, 5sH5S i-sci Dee,
l6 i-NC.
oats May tie. July, Use. Sept,
81 6-S0 ~ 3-ic; Dee, ~ lisa 80 i-fc.
Pork May. t2O.5O; July, f2O.i7 "a.
sept. 1870, to f19.72 i-2'
Lard May s1i.22i-2; July, Sii.-
10. sept. sii2OQii22 i.e.
Ribs May ti2.s7 1-si July sil.-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-27
his recoyery?'

his recovery
ITO his splendid physique unpoison-
ed By alcoholism"
DR.. Lambert told how he had oeen
on hunting trips with Colonel Roose-
Welt in lsg3, 1905 snd 1907. During
these trips. no said. he never had OBJ
served Colonel Roosevelt drink any
whiskev except once and that was
when the colonel was suiferlng irom
slight fever hs had contracted In the
Cuban campaign.
II gave him teaspoonfull of whis'
key TO hasten the persplrntion, said
the witness. THAT was all the Wills
key / ever gave him"
During your 20 years acquaintance
with him, did you ever know Of his
being under the influence OF liquor Of
any kind?"
II never did \
Ibid YOU ever observe the smell oil
alcohol on his BREATH 2"
Never"
III he had been user Of strong
drink To excess what would have been
the result Of his bullet wOund3"
well. 81 he had drunk alcoholic
drinks 90 excess the wound woulu
have resulted In his having delirum
tremens, II very often does In cases
OF that kind"
when cross-examined. Dr. Lam
bert Was asked whether there had not
been meeting OK witnesses for the
plaintlm in Colonel ROOseyelts editor
lal Office In New York and whether u
had not been talked over az 10 what
testimony should be given here. DR.
Lambert said he had been In Colonel
Rooseyeits Office and had signed
statement giving the substance of hls
testimony.
you know Mr. Roosevelt drinks
wine at his meals. don't you
many of his meaisT"
no: said I had seen him take
light wines az lunch"
Did you ever see him drink cham
paiRne7"
yes, / have seen him drink u al
public dinners. but never more IMAM
glassful lie drank II az a dinner
eiven to his guides on the Colorado
hunting trip.
ION those hunting trips there was
liquor carried IN the campT
yes. I had some myself
on redirect examination, Dr. Lam
bert WIS asked "what kind 81
marksman was Mr. Roosevelt
Objection WAS intorposed but Attor'
ney Pound held Il was proper 40 tena.
ing TO show the condition OF C"lonel
Rooaeveit's nerves
} The court held the subject was toe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-27
remote to pursue
The Markets
Wall Street

tBy Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald. !
New York. May 27.-After "a period
OF irregularlty today's early stock
market became distinctly weak prl-
marlly as a result of recurrent nqh.
dalton la 81. Louis and san fran
cisco issues New low records were
tabllshed by the five per cent bonds
and second preferred stock. TIE FIR
mcr declining ~ points. with less
OF b-S for the refunding 4s. Rock
Irlnnd issues were sympathetcaliy af-
fectcd. common and preferred los-
ing ] and points. respectively There
Was also marked heaviness In cgna-
dian Pacific. attended by disquletlng
reports from the dominion. while
Iiarrlmans sold a point or more under
yesterdays close. The general bond
market was steady.
Increased weakness iu the early
afternoon WAS particularly marked in
some low priced railroad stocks. Mis-
souri, Pacific and Denver and Rio
Grande preferred lost 2, Further
losses were made also by the Harri-
man and copper issues.
81 Louis and San Francisco Issues
made new low records later in the
day. concurrent with the annnnnce-
ment that receivership proceedings
were 10 be begun. Further delay in
the Hartman settlement was another
adverse feature.
The market closod weak Profess
sional selling Increased ~ the SEES
sion neared the end Union Pacific
and southern Pacific lost two points
and Reading steel. i.ehigh valley and
ANA iEamated. I ~. Louis and san
Francisco SIS sold down ; points 10
IS. Closing prices.
Amalgamated. az rs.
sugar. 1i0M bid.
Atchison. a9h
southern Pacific, 90 Us.
Union Pacific. ISL.
steel. 90 is
steel. preferred iO5 rs.
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Kansas city LIve@tmk.

Kansas city. May 27-Cattlo RE-
ceipts, 5000. Market. steady to
strong Native steers. s7.00mS G5.
southern steers. s5.T5a7R0; south
crn COWS aud heifers. ti50ef i.5s. ma
tive COWS and heifers. 50mS.3j.
stcokers and feeders. sga0m 500,
iulls, s5.75m725: calves. $3.50 n
1900 western steers, 7JmS2J,
western COWS. &l5OG 100
Hogs Receipts $1,000 Market
steady; bulk. Ss.50aS.52 i-2: heavy
sA.50m $50 packers ana butchers
ss.55 S.62 ~; light, ss.55ds.6b;
pigs. t725M7.75.
sheep Receipts. 5000, Market
steady Muttons. f425mG.2b: Colo.
RADIO lambs. S7.25IS.66. range weth-
ers si.75mG.00; range ewes. fi.25 n
go.
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rough, tS.20M S.35. pigs, a6.S0Gs.i 40.
Cattle Receipts 2,5Oo. Market.
slow, steady. Beevea. tT.i0MS.75.
Texas steers. sG.75m 7.G0: western
steers, $500 a SOS; stockers and feed
crs, t5.sOm 7.9O; COWS and heifers.
$3.75g 7.so; calves f7.25miO.OO,
Sheep Receipts. $1,000. Market,
steady Co lee lower. Native. $5.2O
q $50; western. s5.25a see; yeari-
inss t5.9OM6.45; lambs. native s5.75
a $50; western. s5.75m 7G5. spi ing
lambs. $500 a 9.O0.
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81 Louis-Lead, tf21. Spcltcr,
$500.
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Money Market.

New York. May Money on call
steady. 9ha2 "a per cent Timr
loans steady. 80 aud 80 DAYS. . 3-i
a. per cent. months. AZ 6fi3.i
per cent.
primo mercantile paper. jis pes
cent
Commercial bills, ti.S2Ia.
liar silver, coo.
Mexican dollars, isc.