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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
CLOSE TO zI.Ro IN
CIrIES OF COLOK MO

Denver, Feb 2i.--A rain in the
Missouri river valley yesterday turned
10 slect last night and with the freez-
ing temperature this city practically
WAS cut on from telephone and tele-
graph communication with the cnst
at the opening OF business today.
Headquarters of the telegraph CONF
panies here reported their wires pros
trated east of Lexington. Neb.. ana
Fort Dodge. Kan
There WAS "a light snow in Colorado
yesterday and last night. the lowest
temperature in Colorado Ia the last
twenty-four hours being two degrees
above zero. To-day was clear with
rising temperature.
Reports from the state give Pueblo
a minimum temperature of above
zero. with as inches of snowfall A
Trinidad the maximum temperature
for the last twelve hours whs 5s de-
grees. and the minimum ~ above
zero. Only trace Of precipitation
was registered Colorado Springs re-
ported above zero. with snuw flur-
ries during the night and rapidly rls-
ing temperature today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
Railroads Blockaded and Miles
of Wires Frustrated by
Widespread Snowfall; In.
diana and Illinois Suffer.
TRAFFIC RESTORED
IN THE SOUTHLAND
Zero Temperatures Prevail in
Rocky Mountain Region and
Communication Is Demoral.
lied.
Lny Ieasca wlre % EvenIne IIcl.Ia.


Chicago. Feb. 23--rhc storm of
snow eud wind which descended ON
the middle western states yesterday
stIll held thcm In its grip today snow
continued to ian and drift In nearly
all Of the affected regions and even In
those localities wherc storm condi-
tions abated low temperature made
difficult the work OF clcaring rail-
roads and setting up miles Of prose
tfatcd wires.
Conditions In Indiana grew worse.
u Is reported. snow was being driv-
en- before "A 25-mile wind al ST. Louis.
Similar conditlons,were reported from
Illinois. Several fatalities due TO the
cold weather were recorded la the
state.
The storm was moderating over the
prairie states, however, and through
trains were fighting their way three
20 six hours late through snow drifts.
There was a heavy task of repairing
fallen wires ana clearing roads in
prospect all over Kansas and Mis-
souri. Ohio points reported SNOW
falling without cessation and drifting
before high winds Mail trains ar
rived In Chicago from tho east four
and five hours late.
Grain men here were apprchenslve
of the effect of the storm on the vim
ter wheat crop.
Zero weather was reported from
Hutchinson, Kan. the snow sticking
To the wheat ficlds pretty well.
though spots now and then are bare.
In Illinois and Missouri many trains
were reported stalled By the deep
snow which had been drined badly
By the wind interufban lines were
put out Of commission and In several
cities stree; car traffic was entirely
stopped. In DIS Moincs ana central
Iowa the temperature was degrees
above zero today with stiil colder
weather predicted.
blizzard that struck ST. Louis yes
terday continued today delaying
trains and sending the thermometer
10 IA degrees above zero. The storm
was general throughout eastern Mis-
souri ana southern Illinois.
Peoria remained IN the grip Of an
intense blizzard. Practically an tele-
graph and telephone wires were down
there.
With the Thermometers lowering
near zero at Columbus and other
points, ohio continued today In the
grip of heavy snow storm which
had swept the state since early sun
day. All rail traffic was badly de-
mOralized. Missouri. Kansas a. Texas
railway trains wota stopped for a
time today hy hurricane between
Kansas city and Parsons kan, which
rocked the coaches
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
SENATE WOULD LIKE To
KEEP LID IN SIT1'frIfl,

Washington, Feb ss.--Upoif tho
developments OF ,he next day or two
in the ease of william s Benton, tho
British ranchman executed by the
Mexican constltutionalist general,
villa. az Juarez seems 10 rest Nheth-
er the senate viii take a hand in the
Mexican situation
Acting Chairman shNely of tho
foreign relations committee after q
conference with President Wilson toe
day. said II the senate discussed Mex
iro il would probably bee upon some
Of the pending resolutions which for
months have been aidctracked. that
the administration might he left FREQ
10 deal with the problem. Hhere
are three such resolutions. one by
senator Pcnrose proposes that Unit
"a states troops be placed Ia Mexico
as consiabuiary for the protection
of Americans Another by Senator
Fali proposes 10 put the senate on
record to the effeet that Americans
and their property must be protect
ed still another by senator Shep-
pard concerns recognition 90 the bel
ligerencv of the constitutionailass.I
administration leaders let the NsKi-
can situation break ont la senate Do.
bate IL probably would he updh eith-
er or both or the first two
Secretary Bryan today declined 90
discuss. deny on affirm whether he
had demanded production of Ben-
tons body. An examination 81 as,
wounds. Il was pelnied Qua pr0litbly
would Disclose whether tho EnKlish-
man was executed By a firing Seped
or killed By one shot and also
whether bis death wes caused by r.
fie balls or revolver bullets
Meanwhile. no additional delai,s of
'he killing had been receivee a herr.
nor had further report been made oe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
Tension Grows Greater in Ser
ate and Radical Action on
Mexican Situation Daily
Grows More Probable.
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
PATIENTLY WAITING
Talk of Armed Intervention
Again in Air and Almost
Anything Is Expected to
Break in National Capital.
( Ry Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
. No RESPONSE TO ItEQuEsF =
. ron BODY or BENToN =

. No RESPONSE To ItFQuEsr .
. ron BODY or BENroN .
. El Pnso. Tex. Feb. 2S.-The =
. request OF the state department .
Q for the bocy OF w 5. Rcnton. =
. made last Saturday. has met .
. with no response. George G
. Carothcrs, OF the consular SER 3
. vice. visited Juarez today for =
= reply Sut unnc had como.
. Mr carothefs learned that =
. Gustav Bauoh, the Gorman- 2
. American being tried by the 9
. rebels as q spy In still safe at =
Q chihuahua. and received renew =
Q ed assurances that he would not =
. Toe executed unless found guilty =
. Bauch IL said to have given 9
. the only damaging testimony >
. against himself. while rebel .
: friends testified To- his appaTent e
. mlessness Bauch told the .
. military court that he had been =
. running an engine FOR the fed .
. erals between G. 7. Dinz and .
. Monclova, carried a pass from .
. the federal government and had =
. many fricnds among the Huer- =
= tnistas. =. =
= why dle you come te, =
. Jnarcz9" no was asked. =
. "Oh lust 10 get drunk" he =
. Is quoted ms reElying. -
. His rebel friends cenfirnifd =
. this reply and declared tlNH =
. opinion that he was harmless. -
. No word WAS received aet ID =
. when the fifteen rejected Ain- =
. erican soldiers viii be retufRed .
. from Chihuahua. n II hoped .
. that among them VIII be found =
. al least some Of the foreiasArs .
. reported missing Harry Comp =
. ton. Roger Laurence and man .
. named Curtis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
H0UCK TRAINS UP TO
HOUR OF HIS FIGHT
WITH BILLY MURRAY
[n1 I.easrd MI in I,,cnInr IIcrnId. l

By Leased Wire 90 Evening Herald !
San Francisco. cal. Feb 2a.-LeO
llouck, the Philadelphia middle
wcight continued training work al
most up to the hour for his 20-robnd
open air fight at 3:t5 D. m today
With Billy Murray of Sacramento.
uneasy over the question OF making
the stipulated i5S pounds at rlnEside.
An influx OF money from the east to-
dpy made Houck 10 10 fayorltc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
FAIR WEATHER AIDS ~
REsTOItING COAfNINIC ATION

Los Angeles. Feb. 25.--continued
flar weather aided work toda, in re-
storing service on railroads and wires
put out Of commission hy the storm
of last week Communication with
the east by rail- is expected to be re-
stored late today.
Passengers of the easthound cali
fornia limited and Phoenix express,
marooaed Friday nlght In the moun-
tnins % summit a5 miies east of san
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
NEGRO ARRESTED
AFTER LONG CHASE

fBy I.ea~ed Wire 10 Evening Herald.
san Francisco Feb. 23.- EuEene
Fruits. a nesro who had heen traced
10 Honolulu and bach 10 San Fran
ciacn. was arrested al the ANGEL Island
immigration station here Yesterday.
chsrged with killing George Murphy
of Louisville, KY. after robhing Mur-
phys Residence. lie yas turned over
immediately "a Louisville detectives
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
Gallons
of Water Lost,
Unnoticed
Break in Walls Empties Reser-
voir Two Miles Above Pu-
eblo and Contents Escape
Into Arkansas River.
fBy Leased wire 60 EvcnIng Herald.

lBy Leased Wire TO Evening Herald. ]
= Pueblo. Colo. Feb s3.-More I
. than i3,5oo.00D gallons at water
' wandered away from the "Long
= reservoir situated about two
= miles rom this city saturday.
. and the fact was successfully
. kept secret by the water COM I
= missloncrs, Il was learned today Z
= Forty feet of the retaining wall Z
= Of the reservoir broke away aud
= the entire contents of the lake
= swept Out, covering nearby I
= field and then flowing back into
= the Arknnsas river. whence Il
= came. Fearing announcement OF
. the fact would cause grave alarm I
. in the city, the members of the
= water board kept the matter
= secrei until today The reser-
. Voir b. situated In an Isolated 4
= spot, which accounts. b IL I
. ihought Tor The fact that the 4
= break was not heard Of sooner I
= by outsideTs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23
RAILROAD TRAFFIC
WITH EAST RESTORED

San Bernardno. Cat. Feu. a.
Railroad traffic with the east was
restored today Calon Pass. ON the
SANTA Fe railroad. was cleared Of
storm wreckagc. washouts were re-
paired and forty trains from the east,
stormbound since Friday night, began
moving today Many easthound trains
also we're started for chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23

ToDAY's NEWS roDAY-You get
n In the HERALD. Flny cents
month or IS cents week delivered
ai your door; afiy cents by mall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-23

iicrnardino. were reached today with
provisions.
The Chicago White SoN team was
expected to reach lns Angeles late
today They are twenty hours
behind time
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Clesseacv for Ryan,
Union Leader, May
Not BE Granted

Washington. jun- . t'"Th"s
General Meit.ghoids '".isy ,"oA 4"
the ssbin-, meeting HE r-,SmHis ada
'ions .h the appeal for executive
si-m-n.s af rfaas NJ iiysn. former
pF-.iiSh, as the Sirus,lFsi iEon
w.fs-fs' talon. and :, "ih'F n"n
convicted In ,h- aynamiiins sss-ss
While no a.sisiat announcement "'
the d--isisn ai the at,oEHrs s-n-rsl
~as made. il -ss u.i-rsiIsi In sir
si-s rinss Ia the president 'hai his
-s.nsu- naa' i.ns s-E- uhfaSarshl-
I. 'h" appeal I, -ss said MT- Mo
is-sn n.i.. ,"-h the sy"uni that ,hp
a-n had s--n sts-n 'hor"usa
trial AMI tia, there ~sa n" s"s'.i
reason f.r in,-rf-S-ns- bS ,hr i's-sis
dent, II -.s regarded 49, Fr.bshi-
,ha, ,h- i'r-si.i.n, s.'iid arPr.s- III.
sinainss II the s,'.Fn-t E-a-'si.
Tho .autis'-i men arr under in
.'rus,ians q. surrender 'h-ps~it..
-i'h-r ., t.r, i.ssy-n~ ar'h. kss. or
4. the t'si,-i states marshal At In
aisnai-aii. an Iun- -. q. begin s-rVs
ins their .~n'-hs-..
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no nsxrrre At rklxoal1o.

bouaiss. Asis.. Jase "A as~ssaee
received h"s. last sishl hy Conssi'u.
ssoasiist Asest t.elesi-s fsoa Coloa"I
p. q: csiles si tiesausiiio dsn,sd that
say fighting had taken place. ~ as1
l,e~s suaosea. THE Telegram stated
that sil he'd b-ea ewl~s there sad ~.
..osts ot fishiias mad b~~s si,-s 10
The American rseA bs easmlss."
Col. csiie- further stated that h.
~as preparing 10 sasrrh on Gnshsis-
jars with che third hsiislIon n:
RosorA 10 osder ihss he mish' be IN
the finsi sAaauit on that civ snd
Thea mssth on to Mexico Guy.
Aiihoaah Coioaei Gales REPORTED
that he had i~~a asked ard had h~n
sisen Jesssis-Iop IN leave ii"-n'c.si-
In. REPORTS fsom Noxsiss s's'rd that
he hsd t~~s dtarta.cd in command
SAssc Ly to,o~rl Antonio ". 6n.r.
rerus. O~c tci,oss wos that he In.
lsade,i 4" ,rs snise = counter reso,u-
isos along the border sad attempt q"
oft Uo,esnor NsStorrna cf Sonora.
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OLD NV 1AvIN TRAIN
WRECK WAS cAUSkD ~
A O1oXIN RAN

wsshinstos. d e.. Jnae s.--ia .
report 10 the Interstate commerce
eomimsalon here today On the cause
Of the wreck on the Nee York. New
iisvea ard Hartford nsss~nser trxia
near Westerly II. l. Ostoher .;.
1913. u. ". R~inap. chief Inspector
NJ safety appliances. finds that re-
VaiimsLt Of the trsin was due To .
broken rail-. The wreck resulted In
the isiury of s-ssn,v-four Passengers
sad three sanlas-s,
In esaseston with his rs,ors Mr..
Rsirop poiaisd out 'hat d.rsiiH,eais
eaus~d BY broken rail. since July ..
1891. asnsa,er ..'... In which i;s
p<r.oss lrst their lives. I."", were
injured sad damages assr-asi~d S.
:i;.:ss.
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EST. INDUSTRIAL WORKER.
Is AGAIN ARRESTED

N-~ N"ss. jan- r-janr rs,. an
Industrial wasa-s. .f The waFii
Trader. shs '"sA an aT'iV- raE, in Tho
''-ss.n' - the Shnr' hss ~ tho .r-
ssnisa'i.n ,ss' .in'-r ,HS "a. ar
tested in Nprii ,n-r a sis,urs.n.-
in br. rsTthur.s'. .hur,h. 90. az
E-s,si '"sisf sh-a si'- interrupted .
religious meeting of ih- rsss. fas-
um, si- dsmand-a that sh- h- 81.
i.--i .. 'a.- sh- .',ss ana ad1s-ss
the audience.
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recognize the ulo.Ead..

recognize the Uloekad-.
4 presidential decree snp@rsaiine x
the federal bioekads Of Tampieo APP
peared in this evenings issn. of III.
Diario Official II declares that a.
the Mexican DELEGATES Ia the media
ton conference al Niagara Falls ar.
negotiating for III. maintenance al
the condition of things established
when mediation MAS Initiated with
respect io the receipt at arm and
ammunition by the eonstitui ionaiisis.
the decree establishing u bio-kai.
af Tampiso l. declared in ab-yans-.
General Bianaust would no, dis
"uss IN. r-,.ori-aasl>suaIion Of Quay
amas by III. Federal troops under
General joaquin ToiI.z.
General isnaeio Mor-ios Zara-
soEa with the federal ,rO1Ps who i--
f-ndsa rampis" "a long against the
soastitutionaiis's. arrived today at
rashn'a. capital of the state al HI
haiso. three hours journey W rail
from the Federal capital.
Provisional rr-sii"n, HuFf,a to-
.iay reviewed the rural guards s'.i
Lancer. in Chapui,-p-. Park Ji-
ga. accompanied bN pr. isnssla Al
sos@'. minister of ;h- Interior. ani
chief of the rural guards.
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GOOD NEWS
Many Trinidad Readers Have Heard
Il and Pfoi,ted Thereby.

Coed n-ss travels fast aud the
thousands 0f had hack sufferers ia
Trinidad are Eiai Ia learn where re-
lief may b- folnd, Many a lame.
weak ani ashins back is had na
nof-. thanks Ia i,aan's Kidn-s p,,I.
oar 'i,il.ns are ,"iiIas the good
news of 'h-ir -,I--ri.I.r With this
tested remedy Here l. an aa exam
pie -oF'h T-sdins;
Mrs- Elizabeth Fisher. 81. Nevada
Ave-. Trinidad, Cole. sat.s 'h,sn'.
Kiin-s rilis has- E~-n u.-i in my
family Nth satisfactory result. Oa.
.f the family saff.r-d area, a-s,
from baTlssh- ana other 'roahi-
from tho kiin-Y. Medicines s-F-
ifi-,i bu' oHiy bosns kidney Pills
proved siSs-s.fui rt-Y a..,- a~as
the ,sins and m.sis' 's- kiin-,. nos-
NAL The b-n-fl, las h--n is,,ins
W. have sr,a, faith In iAoaa. kii-
NJ, rili.
rris- s"s. a, all s-si-rsp non,
simply ssI fer siis-s T-m-as -
get baan's kian.y Pills slnh-
'hn, MTs- rish-F hst. f".,-s- Nil
haTh '".. Props iinftaio. y V.
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1eilyI AerlIe,
CHICAGO 0oA1o o. raAoe

bsliiss 1as - M bs6rish tesis-
sses Of the sevsransat crop report
esrrieA the wheat asrkst today 10 .
l6Wss isvsi. pyisss after cpeaias
10 ! 10 le dova. rallied . little. bat
thsa Asnt lover thas before.
The e!sss wss steady ~ ~ 10 lie
~ dseiias.
Although eora - firss received
little support. the market later
seorsA o. sabstaatlsi advance. The
oosaias. which ranged from ! 10
le Oft To . shade up. vas followed hS
. Raih sll around.
The close vss steady. le otf 10 .
sixissa,h up compared with LAST
aisht.
Oats svsysd With eova. Al early
dstlias wss eaiirely oseseoMs.
ctosr; Wheat. J:iy ssh; ssptsn.
ber a3t.
coss. July :i.: ssplemb~s sSl.
Oats. July to.: SepteAber ISL.
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xA,IsAs c,rY LIVESTOCK

He's: Receipts iS.sss: market
lower: haik Of Aaiss :.ss 70 S.s;:
heavy s.ss 70 x.is: Raeksss Esd
sstehsss -: 10 A.s;l: iishi '.Ss 10
S.sS: ?,ss :.3s 70 ;.:s. f,
Cattle: Rseeiess s.ss: asssst
sisaAy 30 lee lever: prime fed ssssrs
e.Se 70 3: desa.sA b>ef assssS see 70
see: vsassss ssser> s.;s 10 S.:s:
sesshssa sless~ e.:: To x.is: cows
t.Se TO :.::: hsifefs : TO s.Ss: sioss.
ere ssd ieeAsss 6 10 SIS. haiis s.ss
10 :.:;: eaives 6 to 10.
sheep: Receipts s.sse: MARKET
steady: isahs 5 10 s.:s: yeas'isss
SO: 10 9: uelhess 80; TO 6: svss
80: 10 e.::: Ssorkess ssd feeAsss .
10 :.
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HoW'O Th30l
We oRef 0ns HuaAfeA Dollars Re
vasA for any case q Cslsrrh that
caasot b cured b. Halls Csiasrh
FL. CHENEY . CO.. Toledo. o.
We. ii. un.iessigseA, have known T. ).
Cheney for ths. last Is years. and believe
irSsssciicns and aNaoeisiiy able ic carr,
ost any cbiisatioae ma1e ~ his Arm.
NATIONAL. BANK or COMMERCE,
. . Toledo. o.
lSait's ca,arfh Cure IL taken internally.
acting directly ui,on tie blood and nu.
eenS free. Pric. 81 cents 0ee bottle. Sold
" AT nfn19ista.
taks Aisn's taaiiy Piiis sss ssasHSesssa.
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MEXICAN oARlasoN
STAGES XR1D ARTILLERY

San Diego. cal. Jun. s.-Ali the
field art'iIer, of the Mcsic,n ssrri-
soM of tho northern district ri Lower
California h piled On the beach at
E:as~aads. awaiting shipment To Mcx-
,co city. according TO reporss brought
here today by passengers nm steamer
Victoria. Only two or three MA
chine guns have been retained hr
General vasaucs. civil and military
comma nder NJ the northern district.
Thee r,,rr to ship the artillery
came from Mexico City somc time
ago. hut lack of means DELAYED the
movement Of the gums.
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coHN1yAfJou NEASURES
CERTAIN OF pASol1

Washlassoa. u. e. June s.-cos-
ssrvsiioa measures advocated by s~~.
sssssy Of yhs in,-fior Lane arc al
noss -srsaia Of passage hy the hous-
duyias the present session "f raa-
sssss. according tn Information
rsss hias sh. xs~r.iAr, today. A No.
isoa for . special rule for the eon.id'
Grafton af The measure has h~~n cir
suiss~d ia the house and has received
the neessaasy aumb~s Of stsnaiu'~s
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WN CUn2D Uc12S
IsnasasAae lesalls ftsa 0da 4ea.
~ Thaf Coa1s AtDnoe 11ehinl,

A8S NOOoO
No matter hew 6aa sore o. utess
atSliess yss. u b beajtseA lbsl TO.
ksss. The ,sse skia aeetss. wilt e~ss
u. has u II aesss't cure. the Psr'
rhsse prize viii ~ setusasA.
TIE Nsssaaa i,sue Co.. the ineal
aseala fes Nokass. Who have soll
husdreas. At paekssss. asy they have
yet to slsd ssy fosa ot Sousd ~
diseese sffeeiisa the skis ihst Wo-
kafs aoss aos heel. aad its relief
eoWsa - quickly that ihose whe Try
II sss siMpiy delighted with u.
Pimptes. erae0a. hlsekhesds. seae.
BARRIERS Wch. sad all skis troubles
are quickly relieved by appiyins this
siapis skia healer sad tissue huiid-
~. Il ceAtsias 10 aseass Or ssids.
and u eleaa1y 10 use.
The Nsmsssaa Osue Co. l. sellIae
= large paetsSe of Hohasa for s:e.
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NEW Y0Nk STOCK t1sT

The market closed steady. strength
attended today's limited desliaas in
stork. Special issWea resroaded to
coacerted buyias. Traders realizing
caused some reresaioa In the late
deaitnss hut the seaerai ualer,oae
WAS eo0d. -'
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the MONEY MARKET

Ne~ rnrk. Juae s..-csii money
steady. u 10 =: r,,,ias rate 3; clos.
iss " 10 : rss eeas.
Tiae loaaa asssfy: &" days , -
~. - days - to -: sIs months ,
10 II peV reNt.
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CHICAGO LNETock

Hogs: Receipts ix.oes: market
dull. Sc under yesterdays as~ssss:
bulk Of salss Sc: 10 s.i:: iisht -;
10 S.i;: mixed 80; to S.i;: heavy
$50 10 x.i:: ROACH :.:s 10 :.ss:
piss 10 $50.
Cattle: Receipts a.sa": market
slow: beeses see 10 s,:is steer.
S.Ss 10 STE: sloeksrs sad feeders
e.3e to s.:;: COWS saa hsifeS i,:A
n S.;s: ssises I; 10 is.::.
Sheep: Receipts is.esS: MARKET
firm: sheep s.;s To s.sa: yeasiisss
81: 70 ;.:a: lsabs e;s tn S.ss:
ApsiaSs ;.:s 10 s.s:s
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RATES Of EXCHANGE

New Yosk. jsss s.-Ctose: Pstae
asscaaiiie paper 3: u Z ~ esas.
Coaasrisi bills Ss::.
Aas silver :s..
Neairas 6olisss s3l.
0sseraaea, hosds steady.
Railroad boaaa stsaAy.
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CANADA 10 GIVE LAH0I
sun Po1 WRECK SUFTE1E1S

OTTAWA. Osl.. June s,-Th- .ans'
dssa sos~sa0ens announced 'o1ss,
tbs, IL would sppsorris'" sa".""" ios
The relief ns ssssisns. sna the fam
lisss of victims Of the EMPIRES "t is~'
lssd aisssasr ssd si".""~ :" a~'sss
sspsssss of ,hs isjuiss in'o The siah'
iss al The sisas-r which resulted in
the jnss os more than -" live.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-09
ONLY N lRI1cAu war
W111AuS At REUNION

chti,sesAs. o. isa. s.-M the
sheasasds es sj1i.s~ Who s'nassa the
aria Sisiss ~ Mexico With 0sssssi
Taylor asd 0~sesai Ssols. husA's-s.
se vhoa were feoa Ohio. oaiy els
vere herr sedsy 10 s'i-nd the sA'ina.
sl esaases of survivors of the ~ss
Wish Nesiso.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-09
Denver LIVESTOCK

Cattle: Receipts 500: market
steady: heef steers T; TO ;.Sa: tadlve.
> to i1:.
Hogs: Receipts i.00o: market
weak: top SOS: buik Of salea $50
TO 8.
Sheep: Receipts noae.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-09
NEW yoRx STOCK ExcnAlsae

New York. juas S.--Aaalsamated
Copper ga: American SuGar Refin.
ins ios2: Atchison Ssl: Nosthern
Pacific ma. ReadiaR 1854: South.
ern Pacific -: tnioa Pacific i;sx:
q. =. steel ssi: q. 4. Steel preferred
1891. ....s..
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-09
Hr1 yoRk METAL

Lad quiet. 3,s3 10 3.ss.
apsitsr dull. Sos 10 5.ls.
COPPER quiet; spot and August
1870 10 1880.
Tia quiet: spo, 3030 10 3o.'s:
August 1880 to s0.s3.
iS0a steody: No. l northern lt.;s
In 1875: No. : so 10 ~.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-09
ID1I1 M nm wufI1

Lisaoa Tor tAo Vn0lj0! f1e C-N
carrier boyo AoW pe1oeoo asV S1te'
M. ne beyS VIII 0sev ths WAiselso
Whsa shs5 1saisse paDsee Whso
~ hear sAo VhiDeSo ssaieAt aAo
nisats hereafter 81 ysaf C.N ~
afssr Il hae besa tofo0o. Z
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-09
81. LOUIS METAL

Lead dull. a.s6 to 3.s2i.
s?eiter dull. S.Ss to 1911.