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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

First (Continucd
Iowa Falls, Iowa, Refunding
Knoxville, Iowa, Judgment Fund.
ing as
Knoxville. Tenn, Street Impvt.
Kossuth County. Iowa. AS
La Sale, H., Board OF Education,
School Dist. No. 2. School Bldg.
Manson. Iowa, Water Works
Marshalltown, Iowa. Refunding
Monmouth. ILL.,, Water Works
Montreal Tramways Co. First &
Refunding SIS
Morristown, Tenn, Water Works
Improvement
Mount Airy. N. c., Water Supply,
Electric Light & Power Plant
Moweaqua, ILL.,. School Building
Muskegon, Mich. Gen. St. Impvt.
Muskegon, Mich, Rcfunding 4 s.
Muskegon. Mich. Lake Michigan
Water Works As
Oklahoma Ry. First Mortgage IS
Olympia. Wash, Water Works
Owosso. Mich, Water Works
Pendleton, Ore, Water Works
Plum Bayou, Ark, Levee District
Pontiac Township, ILL.,, School
District, High School Building
Portland Gen. Electric Co.. Port.
land. Ore. First Mortgage Gold
Princeton, Mo-, Refunding
Redwood Falls, Mimi. Refunding
Richmond. KY, School
Riverside, ILL.,. School District No. 5
Riverside, Ill.,, Water Works
Rochester, N. H., City Hall
Rosebud County, Mont. Bridge
Scranton Elec. Co.. Scranton. Pa,
First & Rsfdg. Mortgage Gold
Sedalia, Mo-, School District,
School Building
Seneca Falls, N. Y, Refunding
Spalding County, Ga, Public I'm
provement
Sparta, Ga, School Building
Spartansburg County, S. C., Coun-
ty Refunding
St. Joseph, Mich, Bridge
Sumter. S. C., Sewerage
Tacoma Eastern Railroad Co.
(Wash.) First Mortgage Gold
Upton County, Tenn.
Tullahoma, Tenn, Electric Light
Tullahoms, Tenn, Water & Light
Tullahoma. Tenn, Water Works
Utica Electric Light & Power Co.
First Mortgage Gold
Valley County, Mont, AS
Watchemocket, r. l., Fire Dept.
Weldon, N. C., Water & Sewer IS
West Hoboken, N. J., Funding
West Hoboken, N. j., School AS
White County, Tenn.
White Plains, N. Y, School Dis.
trict No.
Winnetka, ILL.,, Park District
Woodlawn, Ala, Refunding
second
Armour, South Oak, Independent
School District, School Building
Florence. Col, Water Works Re
funding
Garrard County, KY, Turnpike Rd.
Kalispell, Mont, Refunding
Poplar Bluff. Mo-, School District,
School Building
Temple, Tex, Public Free School
Building Series No. 4
Fifteenth
Hartford, Wis, Water Works
Jackson, Mich.
Mount Pleasant, Mich, Water Re.
funding
Redheld, South Oak, Independent
School District No. 20, School
Building
Scdalia, Mo, School Dist Funding
Nineteenth
Window, Mimi, Electric Light,
Water Works and Sewerage
astn1ents
erent issues of carefully selected
corporation bonds which
e investment at prices to yield
over $500
,rIngs re for investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

liverpool cabIfs-Hput -. -, %
Gales : 90 bales: speculation ana cNl"rt ~
tn,cri,an 1000. imports. 1900; american.
y 90: mlddlng upland. 7st1. Futures opened
oniei. point lover 10 > point higher. ciose1
barely steady. g.gs POINTS lover; Jul, nSel'
iii.d. septernber October. 6.9izd; Octoo~T-
Noycmber. GsIisd. November Decenleef'
&. 73isd: December-Janusry and January rep
rUary. I'D Februery- March, s.'-,sd; hstrh-
caez.er-Yarrs pressed for sale, cloths very
dull.
New orleans, June @-'o'ton To-Day IT,. IT,.
only marrow, price changes Much evening
up was done on both sides 81 preparation Tor
the bureau report OF tomorrow. TIE close
was steady al a net decline Of 20 FONTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts for week. 124326 bbls potatoes.
GGGO pkgs onions. New potatoes in liberal
supply and market active, with prices
gradually advancing; old potatoes in mod
crate supply and steady. Sweet potatoes
dun. onions declining. Asparagus closing
higher. corn firmer for fancy. Cabbages
plenty from near by. and Southern neglect
ed. Tomatoes lower POTATOES, Bcr-
muda, 40 /, Dbl. S4dsi 80; 40 :. 81 i0g
- 80; Southern white, No !. Dbl. 81 50q24;
50 >. s. 80 %; red. No l. S34$3 90; No
= S2as225 culs. 81 j0ms2: old. white,
$50 No. So - Q 81 30; SWEET POTATOES,
80 I. basket. ;5c n 81. ONIONS, Bermuda.
craze. 81 5oH 50; Cal. crate, 81 309s 81 80,
Texas yellow. crate. S2n 50 80: bbl. SO joG
81 Ky yellow, 100-lD bag, 81; IO-lb bag,
So d 81 -; jersey. yellow or white. basket.
SPA 81 %. red. $24S s. %; Nd and Va. yell
ASpNRAGTS. green, dozen punches. 81
AR1ICHOKEs, French, dozen, slqsl %;
81 %: Del and Mi. basket. 75c asl -.
green. 7jc ISL; Baltimore. wax or green.
7jcusi Jersey, wax, slDsl 30, green. 81
81 80; green. $1mSl %: BETS. 100
lunches s1qS2. CARROTS. old. bbl. S2fe
50 -: bag, 81 SOFAS s. 80: new. 100 bunches.
sIus2: CELERY. state and Mich. dozen
BAGES nearby. Dbl. 1jc a 81 per 100, 81 -
~ 81: southern. crate, 10 n SOC; Dbl 100
-or; red. 81 506s2: CAULIFLOWERS Dbl.
cfatc. 5oc1S1 -: y g. &1aSl 30; or.
bLi $@u 81: CORN. Fla, standard crate,
-" n 81 -; y ca. 50c n s. 20; or, Dbl.
81 n (" 20. CT-CCMBERS y & and g.
basket. nc n 81. Dbl. 5Oc a 81; Va bbl. s@l
50 80: = Dbl basket. $ln$l -; 3D. basket.
75cnSl -: Del and Nd. basket. 81 aSl 20
nearby. hothoqss. dozen, .; 20 a Coo: FOG
s. 80 "a 81 small. 81; LETTUCE, nearby.
bbl. - II JGc; basket. 15H60ci 2-dozen box,
$50 COO: LIMA LEANS. Fla, basket, $40
So: MUSHROOMS. bsskc. 50cgs 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

points lower Tenders on JGly contracts
amounted 70 about 5000 bbls. ou' "e'e
readily taken. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

ii Ask. Bid. Ask.
: 1Oe J. l. & " pr III -
B 1Oia Lig & NJ Tob2l2 Is1
g. do pref....ll4lz liz
n. g4l. Long Island. 80 30
81 50 l. " Bisc Co. 80 .:
81, sOis do LIST pref l0l 1919
1875 do "a pref. 81 -
% Lorillard p. 1853 $50
~ l17l. do pref ....l1324
b 6.i. NIanhat III. 100 1917
) 100 Mex Pet pr. ~
So Mich Cent. l.p
l06 NJ & St H.. y -
OF 81 do pref: - -
~ - MStP& SSMpf Nv lo4
" IOf do Leas l.. - S2A
Di, = Morr 4: Ess. 1855 ll5
3 OK Nash a C...l3S llo'2
So % Nat Biscuit. 1871 l3S
oi5 So's 10 pref. 9. :; l %, ~ +,
0 81 DO pref. lG "
: St MAJ Lead. Is AZ
lC7 / NRRM LIST pr y 30
! los do I'd pref. II y
, 49, y . MAC pf -
4 co n Y Air b.. So So
4 Is Y.C & StL 36 40
"a. 54i5 do list pr. 90 100
10 do Cd pref. 65 SO
10 y Y Dock. . ~
, 40 do pref. g
9tL As. y Y l. & WIZ 120
~ 1915 Norf south. 26ia 80
d. 81 Nor & W pf. ~ S1s
- y q r d L.. 81 %
. A. ont Silver. 20
4 90 Pac Coast. % 80
4 1eS do LIST pref. 80 70
G 60. do ID pref. 80 ~
q 1l2io Pac II ct pf s. ~
- 135 Pahst 1T pi' - IN N
3 c9i2 Peoria 4 T.. - ."
o t4i. Phila Coz. - =
; iP-D Dodge Co.
i4 Sc PCC&St j. pr so 100
! 40 PETIT Mullik.. 10 =
I0si. do LIST pref. ~
az Pitts ST. pr. s. ~
90 Pr ST. & pr. 100 103
. 20 p S Cor \ J.1lll3
gip 1919 QulcksilNt ~ 81,
!, 40 Ry Sl Spg. ga %
40 40 pasS'.,'" ~ go
~ ~. Rock Isl pr. 3h S'z
~ Rub eds pf. 100 10
d. St l. & ; T.. 9'a 3
IVl do lst pref. ~
"a lS NV, do % pr. AZ ;
: ~ doC&EIcfspf > 10
: a. ST l. Swest. 2O7s q
! ~ do pref. 40 20
go Sears Rbk...1S7 100
~ IS ST. &; l.. g 80
~ do pref. S4h 90
} 40 5 p r Sugar 80
NJ ~ do pref. so 100
~ SRRM&O CTS p s.
- Stand MILL. SO 81
"a lib do pref. 81 81
Studebak pr. so Sc
II do l. T...... 9s lOj
3 IT 81 LAW pr 1874 1913
II IT & II T pf. 1865.
b. s. lTnd Typew. IS 90
g S74 do pref...lO5}. 10
0 j. Tn b & P" - .
. 81 do pref. 2Oi2 22h
. rs Uni Gig Mfg. Il 41$t
So no 90 pref. - 100
0 10 I'm Dry Gds. % g.
8 III Tn Ky Invt. III T.
a.. SS do pref. S2is 80
o., ~ USCIP&F pf 81 b
q L S Express. % q
s 9ia l. : Ind Alec lG 30
! % do pref. 50 s.
= L $ u d I'm IS 81
. L : r 1st pr 1921 103
do I'd pref. 10 81
8 1Oi Nandalia RR so
= 1l6's Na-Car G pf.1O0is 1921
80 SrA Va Ry & Pc. IS ~
~ G do pref. S7ia
10 II Va / c 4 G. 40 80
: Vulcan Oct. 6 II
3 10 do pref. 22Ss 81
0 115 Wells Far r 20 9S
20 % West Md Of. 20 30
% 6l24 W Mfg 1st...122 JIG
~ s Wey-Brut COZ! 500
s - do pref...Il0 100
IS % Wlworth Pile 1853.
% los Wheel &. l. 4 az
2 "a do 1st pref. II 16
8 DC do I'd pref. 3
70 1O2 Wis Cent?. 50 a.
5is 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the Closing
bid and asked prices for stocks whieh
are listed but which were not dealt IN
ON the Stock Exchange Tuesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

FbrN
Albert Lea. Mimi, Permanent I'M
provement
Albert Lea. MINI, Refunding
Albuquerque, New Mex, Board OF
Education, School Building
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mex, Funding
ALBUQUERQUE. New Mex, General
Street Improvement -.
Arlington Heights, ILL.,, School
Building SIS
| Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad Co. Equipment
Benton. ILL.,, Refunding
Berryville, Va, Water Works
Big Rapids, Mich, Refunding IS
Billings, Mont, School District
No. , as
Boulder. Colo. Water Works -.
Bozeman, Mont, Funding, Second
Series
Broadwater County, Mont. Fundg
Buffalo & Susquehanna Ky. Co.,
Gold Equipment Series "A
Carbon County, Mont, Sc
Cascade County, Mont, Court Hse
Cascade County, Mont, Funding
Cass County, Iowa
Centerville, Iowa, Refunding IS
Centerville, Iowa, Refunding SIS
Chippewa Valley Railway, Light
& Power Co.. Eau Claire, Wis,
First Mortgage Gold
| Clifton Forge Va. Bridge
Colorado Springs, Colo, School
District Nc. II, Reminding
Consumers Power Co. First Lien
& Refunding Gold SIS
Cook County, ILL.,, School District
No. 90 Morton Park
Cook County, ILL.,, School District
No. 10 Chicago Heights)
Coos County, New Hampshire,
Court House
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Independent
School District
County Traction Co., Ill.
Cuthbert. Ga, Electric Light
Cuthbert. Ga, Water Works
Danville Street Railway & 1t. Co..
Danville. H., Refdg. Mtge. Gold
Denison & Sherman (Texss Ry.
Coz First Mortgage Gold
Derry. New Hampshire, Water
Dexter, Mo-, School District,
School Building
Dickey County, N. D., as
Edison Electric Co., New Orleans,
La, SIS
Ebert County, Ga.
Eminence. KY. SIS
Eugene. Ore, School District No.
4 Lane County,
Evergreen Park, ILL.,, Rcfunding
Florence. S. C., Sewerage
Ford County, III. (Melvin), School
District No. So
Freeport Water Co, Ill.
Gallatin County, Mont, High
School Building
Gallatin County, Mont, Refunding
Genesee, Ida, Water Works
Geneseo Township, ILL.,, High
School District 4fls
Georgetown, ILL.,, School District
No. 1T
Glencoe, H., Improvement
! Gorham, N. H., Water Works
Great Falls. Mont, Sewer
/ Great Falls, Mont, Water Works
/ Green Bay, Wis, Refunding IS
| Green Bay, Wis, Sewer IS
Greenville, ILL.,, Refunding
Griffin, Ga, Electric Light
Helena, Mont, Judgment Funding
Helena, Mont, Water Works SIS
Huntington, w. Va, 60 Second
Sewerage
Hyattsville, Md, Sewerage
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Interurban Railway Co., Deben-
ture (Des Moines, Ia.)
| July Inv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
RAILROADS
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS.

s. 900 A q I 5s.. G4ia Giz Giz So
!. 900 & y a - il As. "iii "a. "a. -
1000 chi Jct&SY IS 40 s. = s. -
5000 y + Tel IS '32..loh IolH l"lis lois
J. 90 Western Tel os.. 80 Slsi @'% VA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

o.
s-,.et active aud STEADY Al Sold Com
mo. 70 p.iuc sheep teWesi, So JOds5 - per
100 T.: Gull. So medium to prime lambs
90 a54S9 -; culls. - 70. Dressed nation
stead. "a seize per ID; dressed lambs. at
lC1iSisc.
ssies-aerns Commission 90; 2i2 Va Iants
u r, average at 50 10 per 700 70; "a 81
r.. 50 40: III. o. 10. 80 10: III. q 10. 81 SO;
osT. 90 n. so -: us W Va, 30 10. g. IL: :
~ NJ. cJ 10. 81 IS; 81 Nd sheep, H. 10.
s.. u Va. 100 n, 81; 20. % 10, 50 5oi 3
tuiis 10 ~. ~.
Newton Z. CO. 90 Ky lambs. 6J 10 50 -:
eal Tean. g. %. 50 80; Ell, IS 10. 50 30: -
cuiis. g. IL, - 80; sheep, 100 N. s.: ,
ttcks l4s H. 50 -
robin a shannon: 90 Ky lambs. c. %.
50 rs; 20 Va 81 H. - 70; rs. G3 ~ ~ ~.
III G3 10 50 10: 80. vi d. - %: u Va
sheen. iOa N, 81 %; a.. lol n. 81 t5: 80
~, 10 n. IS; 10 Va culis. s. 10. So.
Receipts 5T9 head. less tEsn half on
sale Marke, easy, with sales at - I0gss 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

Stockholders of the Pacific Gas
and Electric Company. at special
meeting held in San Francisco, sp-
proved the new plan of financing as
outlined in the circular to holders
dated June 3 by a vote largely eX-
ceeding the required two-thirds. Pro-
vision will be made in the company's
charter for a Redistribution OF its
capital stock 10O.000.000 common,
S50,000,000 per cent cumulative first
preferred and sl0,000.000 present pre-
fcrred stock. Shareholders may sub
scribe TO an immediate issue OF ST.
100000 of new preferred stock at
SS2 so share. payable 50 by July
Is. SIS by August 10, and sl2 90 each
on October /, 1914, and January l.,
April /, July and October /. 1913.
Holders of the old issue of slO,oO0,0OO
preferred stock may exchange their
holdings for new preferred after July
l. 1916. at the rate of 10 shares OF
old preferred for 1915 shares of new
preferred. Proceeds derived from the
sale of the new preferred stock Will
be applied toward payment OF one
year notes amounting TO s7.OOO,OOO
and other indebtedness, leaving APP
proximately S2,500,000 in the company,s
treasury. Payment of this debt Will
effect a reduction Of 100000 in an
nual interest charges.
Scranton Electric.
The Scranton Electric Company in
it's earnings for May shows gross OPP
Grating revenue Of SsS,29O, S13,2Oi
greater than in the same month OF
last year, and net revenue OF S43''6z'
an increase of S4,410. For the twelve
months ended May 81 gross earnings
increased SlS6.737 10 Sl,O37,s3s, net
earnings amounted 10 S630,GgI and
surplus after charges was S39s,s26,
gain of $6s,647 over the preceding
year. ----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01

PROVISIONS

Hog products steadler. although Tr!-e5
we're held in check by July Ilquilation.
PORK STEADY; mess. 81 ?Sas:2 o.: fsm;!y;
ouiet. mess. sITaSlT 30: family. $3.50 ~
psrket. sisaS1g. extra India moss. s.7Sis-s.
MESSED HOGS steady. II .Gl2.sc; pies
iaTs~ CIT MEATS-Pickled bellies stesdy.
ia di.s.c: picklcd hams. li.smlAc. TALL
Low quiet. special. csc; city. 6: country.
saGi.c LARD firm; Middle Nes; ic.lOr
in az. citv ~. H9i.c: refined steacy, SOu;n
America. II l5c: Continent. 1910; Rrazi!
kScs' IL l5c: compound. sA,asiae. steal
TNfs cuiet: cleo. Sc: city lard llt-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
INDUSTRIALS.
MISCELLANEOUS RIGHTS.
MINING.
BONDS.

All G&WJ5s Ct So lChic L 5oe n % 100
Era Cop 6s.15S 1853 Con Gas { es.lli7s 115i (.
Era Cop ISIS 1853 Cuban 5s.. ~ SS7t
{can Cop G "a ~ X spg IS. q 50
9 & o $50 92 Sc
.Ex-dividend TselIs cents per share.
iWhen issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
NfINING.
BONDS.

s.. 900 Chile Copper is. lO1 1O7 lo1 1o7
'Ex dividend fselis cents per share.
tWhen issued. sod lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-01
{ IIItSE.

Receipts for week. l0i.jsj cases; imports
l01. Only a limited demand and offerings
sufficient Of all grades and more than ample
Of all ordinary and inferior qualities Fresh
gathered. extras dozen, 23n25c: extra irsts,
22fG2o &c: nrsts 2OQ2lIac: seconds. lisa
10iac: nearby, hennery whites. as to size
and quality, 2ia2Sc. gathered, 2llgT26c:
nearby. hennery browns 2id26c gathered
and mixed. 20a2jc; duck eggs, state and
nearby, Indian Runner. va 26c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10
Associated Press.

London, Dec. "A new treaty
between Great Britain aud Portugal
has been signed in London The
treaty is for five years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10
GERMANS CHECKED INHEAVY
FIGHTING EAST OF CRACOW
Russians Turn Defenders Wing
and Put to Flight Forces Which
Just had Arrived from Bel
glum, Capturing Heavy
Guns and Ammunition

has for the moment oyershadowed.
70 far as ENGLAND is concerned at
least the leading events which have
taken place on the continent OF
Europe.
The sinking of The German cr1iis-
ors materially lessons the menace to
British shipping, while the success
OF the Indian forces gives Great
Britain control of the gulf, the Delta
Of the Tigres and the Eup&rates
rivers.
With this good news for The allies
comes what is considered here.
favorable French communication or
The hope in Flanders and France.
The withdrawal of the German
troops from the west TO stren9then
their army in the east has enabled
the allies 10 assume the initiative
along the front, reaching from the
Swiss border to the North Sea and
while they have not made any mark
Cd advance, they have been able, ac-
cdrding to m official announcement,
TO reorganizo ana consolidate the
troops in the poiuts won the last
few days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10

Pctrograd, Dec e.--The official
communication given out by the
general stan last night said.
"The battle which commenced
Dec. 5 southeast of Cracow n the
region CT Wieliczka, on the River
Deriuty. has developed in cur fevor.
>fter having courage2dsly forced
the passage Of the Dounaets river,
IN The vicinity of Nowv Sandec our
reinforcements assumed the offensive
and inflicted sarious defeat on the
German troops, which had fosmes
in the valley of Loscyszvna. The
German wing, which was pursued,
was turned.
"The Twentv-' 'ou~th German
~orps. transported here from Bel
eiun. opened this cor hat with al.
automobile battery in it's adj 2nce.
which was partly Disabled and part
concluded on Page Two.1
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10
ssociated Press.

sssociated Press.
London, Dec g.. A british
squadron under command Of Vice
Admiral Frederick Stm dee, chief OF
The war staff, engaged German
squadron under Admiral Count Won
Shee OF The Falkland Islands in the
South Atlantic yesterday and won
victory.
The armored cruisers Scbam-
horst and Gneiscnau and the pro-
tected cruiser Leipzig, three Of the
t;erman war ships which have bcen
menacing British shipping and part
Of the squadron which on the first
IF November sank the warships
Good Hope and Monmouth in the
Pacific were destroyed,
The cruisers Dresden and Nurem-
herg, the two other vessels which
composed the German squadron,
aade off during the fight ana arc
being pursued Two colliers were
cantpred
The announcement or This on
aagenent ana victory which wo.
he most important naval enraoe-
r,ent Of The war with Tho avcon-
i'm cf ,hat of JeIoolora last Aup.
,st was made This evening bv tho
Admiraltv in less Than 100 words
The statement makes reference ta
some survivors from the Cneisena,
nd the Leipz9g. but no -aentton is
made of anv cr the CREW of tbe
scbaroborst which vas the narship
being saved. and n is presumed tho
admiral. officers and men went down
rabting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10
loss ia Estimated at Seven Million
Dollars With Insurance at
Five Million.
3,00O employees THROWN
OFT OF EMPLOYMENT
The Great Inventor Who Stood
Watching the Flames Said VIII
Reconstruct at Once.

Grange N. J.. Dec. ~ Fire to-
night Practically aest owed tie aNen-
lire main plant 81 the Edison con-
lapy, causnG damage estimated al
5000 o0o vim iasuranfe which i.
Qstea viii 2asaaay toaahaa- ST..
tQb,0a3.
The cutire orraN Of modern rein
forced concrete baildings which was
Supposed to he ftrelroof was burned
by the flames The only building
saved in the block was the labcga-
tory building which contained val
nable scientific apparatus and ma
chinery, under the immcdiatd SUI
~erintendency Of the inventor,
hamas A. Edison.
Ii is estimated that about 5000
men and women VIII ha thrown out
Of work for months because Of the
fire.
-Four fremon were injured in
fghtlng the blaze.
Although | ana 81 years of ace,
! will start all over again tom,r-
row." said tho famous inventor. '1
I'm pretty well tired out tonight, but
tomorrow there viii he a mobiliza-
ion here and the debris will be
"leared away Il it cools sufficiently,
md I will 90 right to work to re-
Construct the plant
The inventor expressed himself
'hus, as he stood watching the
flames licking up building after
building Of his mammoth electric
liant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10
NOODY'S
CONFESSION

st. Louis Dec. S 1911.
My name is Lester Moody; / an
IS years old since the 18th of last
July. My home is at Tamms, III. /
worked for the Mobile and Ohio
railroad as a caller. Worried for
them all last summer and I got laid
off about six weeks ago
About two weeks, or more, ago
Tom Clapp and | decided to hold III
somebody and about a week and e
halt ago we decided to rob the two
Brown brothers, Dave and Adam
Brown, who live out near Diswaod,
about seven miles from Tamms Tom
got both revolvers that we used in
this robbery and about last Tuesday
we went to Cape Girardeau, Mo, in
tending to stay away from Tamms
for few days before goinz t.
Browns house to rob them, We had
intended to rob the Frown brothers
last Thursday night, but it rained
so hard we didn't 90 until Friday.
We Went from Cape iirardeau to
Gale, Ill, IN n gasoline launch own
cd by a man named Cruise and Tom
paid Cruise a dollar. We had two
suit cases with rs and had some old
clothes in them and we went in
some bushes at Gale and put on the
old clothes. Then we tore up one
Of the suit cases and carried ono
with MS. Then we walked about
seven miles TO Jim Tinsley's house
and waited around there until about
Z o'clock and went to his barn and
took two horses, put brides on
them and then went to Browns
house. We had the one suit case
hid on the road before we cot TO
Tinsley's. Then we rode to Browns,
Continued from Page Two.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10
CAIRO BASEBALL.
TEAM HAD POINTS
MEANT SUCCESS
"Herbert's Team Deserved to Win
KittyFlag" Says st, Louis
Sporting News

The ST. Louis Sporting News
gives the entire batting averages
individual pclliNr averages, team
fielding and pitching records Gf th'
past season of the Kitty League and
gives much credit to the Cairo team
for its excellent work The follow
ing sa part of the article az pub
lished
Jack Herbert's Cairo team wac
entitled to the honors it won in the
Kitty League race in the past sea-
son. Herbert Rad a great staff of
pitchers, a nicely balanced bunch Of
hitters, and, above all, that sort Of
base running that puts scores over
the old home plate. The Cairo team
had a big lead in the run getting
column and a glance down the list
shows that every man had n part in
the hustiing. 1t had the best run
Cor nf,,dad m paoa civ
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-12-10
5ROTHER Of 7H0S.
CLAPP REPORTED
BADLY INJURED
Said to Have Net With Accident
Yesterday in Which He Lost
Both of His Legs.

1t was reported late this morning
that a brother IF Thomas Clapp. the
murderer OF the Brown brothers.
had both Of his less cut aff yester-
day in an accident. 1t is under
stood that his mother at ramms is
in a state of collapse over the two
incidents which have hefalenr her
sons. Mrs Verrev Grace of st
Louis, a sister Of CLAMP and mother
of Moody, came down from st. Louis
last night on the Mobile and Ohio
train to Tan!ms to attend her
mother who is seriously i'll.