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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
HON. J. B. LEWIS.

Christian EndeavOr, and DR.. Clarence
T. Wilson. secretary Of the temperance
society Of the Methodist Episcopal
church were the speakers
A luncheon will be given to the third
group. which will be here Friday. This
will be held at the Paso del NOrte hotel
and a number Of the Presby terian synod
leaders will also be present. The per-
sonnet OF group three, which viii be
here Friday: J. Frank Hanly. Indian
apolis, Ind, former governor Of In
diana: oliver ". Stewart. Chicago, Ill,
former member OF the Illinois legisla-
ture; DR.. Ira Landrith. Nashville, Tenn,
president Of Ward-BelmonC college,
John 3. Lewis, Boston. Mass, former
member Of the Illinois legislature;
Frederick Butler, Tonkers. y. Y. mu-
steal director: Mrs. Frederick Butler,
Yonkers. y. Y, pianist; Miss Vera Null
lin, Winchester, Ind, soloist.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08

byterian church; Clint n Howard, OF
Rochester. n. Y. and Mrs. Ella A
Hoole. president Of the New York state
". c. T. L., are the principal speak
ers. The musicians are Everett r.
Nafzger, musical director; Hugh Por-
ter. pianist, and Miss Laura Shave, So
loist. The meeting this evening Is at
1880.
Standing Room Only.
There was standing room only at the
First Christian church Wednesday
night when the squadron held its open
ing session. Daniel A. Polling. presi-
dent OF the Associate United Society Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
ROTARY CLUB To
MEET ON MESA

Rotarians viii meet on the north
mesa Friday afternoon to make the
final arrangements for the mesa scenic
barbecue to be held at scenic point
This was decided at the Rotary club
luncheon Thursday, which was neld az
the Sheldon. P. f. Kern, who has haJ
the barbecue in charge. made his final
report to the club and outlined the
plans for the biggest barbecue ever
held in the southwest He announces
that he expected $4,000 people on IHe
mesa Jos. Wright, representing the flI9
Grarde Ice company, donated ton OF
ice and announced that the other 10
cal companies would give the same
amount for the barbecue
Norman n. Walker gave a ta4h OiI
newspaper reporting -
T. II. Hudspeth, W. IT. Shelton anu
c. R. AIillican were admitted 10 IueIii-
bership in the club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08


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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
MANY SIDEWALKS
ORDERED LAID.
City Council Delays Meeting
to See Parade; 14HoUses
Are Condemned.

After postponinE its session until
ll:5U on account Of the military parade,
the city council Thursday morning
passed resolutions ordering number
Of sidewalks laid Those ordered 70 lay
sidewalks in front Of their property
Josefa Regaldson. South Ochoa;
Hawkins Bros Improvement company,
Bliss street, Ben LucerOn, South Genoa;
Mrs Victoria LANCE, Bliss street; May
field Building and Improvement COM
pany. Bliss street; Mrs. A. w. Brown,
St. Vrain street. KerfOOt Heirs, South
Ochoa: John Krick. Bliss street; Haw-
kins Bros Improvement company 6llss
street; W. J. Fewel, Bliss street. = T.
FeWel, Bliss street: Mrs. Beulah Frame,
East Olive street; Mrs. Sarah j Davis
Tularosa street: J. F. and o. c. Coles.
Montana street. J. E Bucklers NeNaaa
street; H s. Pickard. North florence
Already 6s Miles Of Sidewalk.
N. NJ. Riggs. city sidewalk Inspector
reported that FL PasO now mas oo mics
Of sidewalk ana curolng- D ~ FL ~
TENDER 10000 square feet OF sac wax
was ordered constructed and 1868 llneal
feet of curling. Permits were issued
during September for 1904 square teet
Of sidewalk. During September mere
was laid 30,5s2 square feet OF Sidewalk
and 5097 lineal feet Of curbing.
Fourteen Houses Condemned
Fourteen houses in Chihuahuita, con-
tanning los rooms, were condemned IN
a report submitted by the boaEo OF
health. The report was approved ana
a resolution passed to have the city
clerk notify the owners, agents, ano
tenants TO appear at the next session
Of the council TO show cause why the
houses should not be destroyed
The birth rate exceeded the death
rate for the week ending october 3,
according to the report OF W. H Ander-
son, city health officer. There were Is
deaths and IS births. Eighteen cases
OF tpvhoid fever were reported
Plumbing and Building Permits
Sixty-two plumbing permits were IS
sued during the month OF September
by the building and plumbing depart
ment. Seventeen gas permits were Is
sued
During the month Of September 1O1
building permits were issued The
permits totaled s126.26O.
The application Of the Hotel Romero
for a runners license was granted
A claim against the city for damages
filed by F. J. Williams was reported
A communication relative 10 the in
ability Of Mrs Peter MicherO TO lay
sidewalks on part Of her property, was
approved
To Improve Prospect Avenue.
The petition OF the property owners
to improve Prospect avenue was ap-
VIII Get the Light
The petitions Of the residents Of
Washington park for an arc light at
Hammett and Rivera streets was ap-
proved.
More than 200 bills were ordered paid.
An ordinance was passed on its first
reading granting the FL PasO IrriEa-
ton company the right to erect an iron
railing around its property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
DAILY RECORD


To J. s Lowmon. 10 erect brick bunga-
low on Lebanon street TO cost $500
Deeds Filed
North side OF Blanchard. between Flor
euce and Ochoa-F. S. Deal 10 Ballard Cold
well. lots 13 20 Is. block 14S, Alexander ad-
uitlons consideration $500.
san Elizarlo grants. B. johnson TO the
G. H. & s. a. Railroad company. portions Of
survey 12S Of the san Eiizario grant, con-
sideration 81.
Christy tract-Interurban Improvement
company 20 John c. Hill. one acre OF land
in Christy tract; considerable s225.
Marriage Licenses.
Otto c. Salinas and Freddie G. Barker,
both Of e Paso.
sam Claiborne and Everline Rogland. both
OF FL Paso.
John W Mulvihm and Pansy A Deck,
both Of FL Paso
Automobiles Licensed.
26Sz-Luis GaXiola. 100 South Santa Fe
street five passenger Buick
36S3-El PasO Brick company. near smell
ter, two passenger Ford
Births-Boys.
To Mrs John T. Bischoff block IS Al
tura Park; oct. G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08

Enehilndas, Saturday. noon and night
Old Alamo Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08

OCT s. 4S44-
Maria Smith, Chicago. Ill
Friend Wife; The Alhambra theater
was so crowded last night that l guess
nobody was home in FL PasO but the
Alnambra stage. and that was all set
Ha- Ia! Guess I'm pretty good myself
en- Maria There was a complete change
Of bill at the show last night and, be-
ieve me. they had some crackerjack
acts A fellow offered me a job wORi1
ing nights and said nothing doing, as /
don't want to spoil my sleep visiting
the matinees on Saturday and Sunday.
hurry now, dear. and to the Alhambra
wen 90 for real entertainment
Hubby.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
WALTHALL BECOMES
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE

Judge A. II Walthau formerly Judge OF
the 41st district court has taken his seat
as associate justice OF the civil court OF
appeals He was sworn IN Thursday morn
ing 20 take the place made vacant by the
resignation OF Judge J. F. Mckenzie.
Judge Walthau resigned from the dis
trict court 20 accept the appointment in the
higher court and his place was taken BY
judge P p Price who has been nominated
for the same position
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
FLYING SQUADRON
MEETING LARGE
Prohibition Workers Have
Big Meetings; Ex-GOV-
ernor Coming.

Group number two Of the Flying
sors5-o, Of America" arrived Thurs
day morning to conduct the second
davis series Of meetings at the First
Christian church in the interest OF
national prohibition
Sessions were held Thursday at 2:SO.
Charles II. scanIon, general secretary
Of the temperance board Of the Pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08
Everybody Loves
A Lady Fair
And a Lady Can Have a Fair, Clear
Complexion by Using Stuart's CAL
eium Waters After Each Meal.

You women ought to hear some men
clear skin. There is nothing that so
charms a man or a woman as this
Where there are pimples, blotches,
liver spots, etc, the blood Is diseased
and filled with impurities Clean the
blood and these effects disappear at
once. That is what Stuarts Calcium
Waters do almost beyond belief.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-08

Washington, D. c.. Oct. S-The Beth
1ehem. Pa. Steel company was the low
est bidder Wednesday for 22122 tons
Of side armor for three new battleships
The bid was s435 a ton. The Midvale
Steel company Of Philadelphia made
the lowest bid. S64s. for turret amor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON October l2-Owing to the severe censorship OF
England today confined to the Official statement
from Paris analysis of which showed advantage to either
side.
From the dngs of decided reversal the usual
form of dispatches Vienna and Peograd indicating that
tie Austrian army Prermys often reported to be surrounded ar
on the verge of surrender turned the Russians forcing them
10 retreat Peogad the abandoned tor usscs
reasons with the of drawing line against the Auso-
German army in other points Of Galca.
Communication with the British and Belgian troops that with
~ from Antwerp except those nterued in Holland completely
lost For military the positions and OF hoshue' mus"
remain obscure The British press optimistic, dscounns the I'M
por,ane of the fall of Antwerp finds soaee the release OF
British troops for other operations
The Paris communication indicates that the lett wing OF the
Allies is still moving north and will reach the coast
the enemy continues cavalry effort outank
them.
The Allies say they have made progress along the line except
in the center b. attacks have been repued
Stirred Wv bomb exploits Of the Germans at Ps London
has preparcc occurrences ne the o %
the Thames being served official notice seek their cellars
the first sound Of firing
Recruiting Britain booming the advance on Ostend
,cemipoIy bringing the war home o the people.
The Of the Belgian is matter OF eonJec'
wounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
QUANTITIES OF SUPPLIES AT ANTWERP
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
LONDON October l2An official statement received from
Berlin by that quantities OF provisions OF all
kinds were captured at Antwerp thirteen thousand English
troops whc fled Holland where they disarmd The Eng
sh themselves up the Antwerp forts The Begans est
mate their loss at twenty thousand killed and wounded The report
adds e" reported that Russian fleet sighted Saturday near
Roumanan port the Black Sec seamng south On the whole
the situation is favorable for the Germans.
The Belgian town Ghcn occupied by the Germans
according TO a Reuters Amsterdam dispatch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13

...... Dbl. could not uuf f I,
..r..| ... ..ss toward Oh. lawn ar
OLD. ..#. Uf ur Carman- house A
.. U" Hri built. hliloss.
#..r... t.Hf shirtUai.f and
.Hr. .N|r' ta- moving away from
f window. af fhs side of
OH. p....H'u.- office toward the
f... .' fH. house She aHs walking
.r IHr-.. thp Witues. aU
u. .Hr strength of fhc testimony
u. H.rI.. IrI other aitrnsss- beard
af fHs ur.Um mary hearing Mr. car.
man ". indicted ou charge of
uarsau-Hfrr while she was AT
liberty under bond the authorities
pursued Ntir quest for further eyI-
d.nrt Or Carmaus house and
grounds vere rauackcd tn an ef-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
NO CHANGE ON BATTLE FRONT
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
AT BATTLE FRONT, October l2-Ihe battlefield north
Of Lille the point OF greatest interest IN odsys continuation
Of the ca, conflict has already lasted % days The cavalry
Of both armies SWEET about the country davs seeking to
through around the opposing lines but has everywhere encounter
ed the forces of the enemy
The weather except chilly nights has been ideal for mill
operations Even the the exposed trenches have
recovered the damp spell Trench duty Of siege operations
nov thoroughly organized
Digging goes on continuously and the opposing armies arc
within hundred yards Of each other places They often
call To each other TO out and fight
Ascc the French continue advance Frequent skrm'hes
are fought fallen hills making operations difficult
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13

.r t. rI s trace ol the weapon
$50. .. fHe murder had been
.ar.HaH So far as is known this
-..-. for fIc revolver was fruit
l.. o. f.. believed however. that
at... evidence WAS discovered tend
..- I. .rr.ua. Her tho case against the
accused woman This belief Is bas-
.| M H. acf that several weeks
.-s fH. lr8Hd jury which In July had
Indicted her for manslaughter was
Drought together asain and the re-
-.f $50. that q ueV indictment was
returned char-ing Mrs. Carman with
murder Ir the first decree The ma
irre af the now evidence, VI any such
we're discovered. has not been made
public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13

I. Associated lH..
.U,IH.. v.l d.. kM l.r.I
rmI DI Nmuu boz tH. Hr uu
cot u'mhrr ul ibc Nu' IH".
r.omt.. corp and other uui.H..
fpok I.. YnfH OI office .r.i,r.U.
Hr.uuu. . mcIe N.n. 'N...
according fp u rurII'.f dispatch 4
H.r .trai E... k.r CHu., ..
fHUa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
GERMAN DEATH
LIST lPPALLS
OVER TWO NpHtD iiloIS-
AND NAMED N FORTY
FOURTH LAST ISSUED

U. Associated rurs.
LONDON. England Da r. rhc
tprty-iourtb list Of 81 OF Toe
prussiau army Just Pi0ashed, con
tau- total oi two hundred and
eleven thousand tilled wounded aud
u.. Iug. 3r.0rIiu- to Reuter- OTIS
patch from Amei'r'aW tHd iu' nl'
Include ihu u... %. BHttHu- Sos.
,u ur NuIfruIUr.UuI-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13

Athletics Schanr singled 90 ieii
Bush fanred- Murphy .Tas safe on
FIELDER choice. Schnng taking see
ond. Oldring went ont. Ever, 20
Schmidt when Tyler knocked down
drive and Nas given u ASSIST. Col
lus walked filling tfc ha-Ds. s.haur
and Murphy scored ON Baker, Boz.
field bIi and NciunIH flied tn Whit
ted
Boston Gnvdy drove hum. ran
.1 iUr center field bl,arhog prtor
batting for TYLER tanned. Moran
walkrI uuI EIcr- singled tp right
Moran taking 'uirI MORAN scored
ou Connolly ler.fire lr. Whirod
.|.. 600 EII.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13

BOSTON. Mae. Ort o.. lu one
of thp hardest uugHt games ever
played boz worlds series. lht no
ton braves defeated the PhlldH''
phia Athletic. this afternoon h
twcNe-Muug game. making 'n'
third consecutive victory Tor ln'
Brave
TN, Ma,kmau must win Tour
straight games 90 retain ihe '"''"-
uiuuship
For three hours aud siN minutes
the tNo teams. alternately Tea dn"
upd and finally the game cudeu lh
the deep twilight with The eleciI''
lights on
The came was not the best PLAYED
i'm the series from a technical stand
p0iut but IL Vl. abouudiugiy ara
matte The thiriy-iive thousanu
spectators we're lifted io super
heights OF enthusiasm by the sirus-
gle.
The striking feature of the game
was the fighting spirit oi Stalling
youthful machine
The Braves never once ceased the
attack and individually ana coliec-
lively deserved the victory Catch-
er Gowdy. with % home run Two
doubles. both which brought ruue,
was the mdv.dua, star The non
ors were fairly even between the
pitchers. Bush and Tyler.
Total receipts. A63,N0h. National
Commission share. S6.3So. PLAYERS
share S3t.i5G.32. each club H.
T.. li. r..
Athletic ...... .....i y :
Boston ....... ..,....-'
batteries Bush and Schaug,
TYLER. jaime. and Gowdy
GAME ny INNINGS
Empires Klein beiud the plate,
Dineen ON the bases. Hildebrand iu
lett ield. BYRON In right field
FIRST Inning
Athletics Murphy doubled 60 the
LETT field line. Oldrmr sacrificed,
Tyler 10 schmidt. Murphy tahne
third: Murphy scored when Connolly
dropped Collins intended sacrifice
flr 4ial,or fanosd' Collin stole SEC
nnd. Mclnais walked and collins
went out Tyler 20 Eycrs.
Bcs,on-M Moran popped to Collins.
F,ors sineled over short, Connolly
iruIrd to Baker. Ever stole rrnui
and Whitfield tanned
second lnuing
Athletics Walsh went oui INle.
fD schmidt. Burrt fuulri ln
S,Gmtf. and S.hsUa i'nN in Myers
Ho.tou Schmidt famed b.".
Uev ,u ualor. NauuN.I'' walked
and tu.r second GuNdN doubled.
scoring NuuuylIo TsIrr went "'l
Barry t1 WcIuuIs.
Third Inning
Athletic. Bush .1uI'' '
Schmidt. Murphy won't out Ever
io schmidt and UIdr.uE went down
NauuUID f0 Schmidt
Boston Moran Hen' uH' I#a..
q. N,.... Etcr- $50. down H..
fa I,nun ana Connolly ..aH p.
NIrpH
Fourth luning
Athletic Collins lr'I .u .'
Ever and Baker famed N..H
doubled to lp.t. McIuui- scored ..
Walsh. single 90 lett B1rr ".'
uW Deal to Schmidt
Boston Whitfield N.u u.' ..-.
fu collins Hbu covered ..'.
schmidt singled over ...lH. N.
e.m ono CaIH.. tu Nr.m. >.m0.
taking second S.hmlt. Cd.
NHrItIIpr T..a. 'D.-..r Marian
vile stole second and 'o". fd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
CERMANs ToRPEpo RussIAN CRusER
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PETROGRAD, Oct l2.-An official communication today
that October the Russian smod cruiser Psllads
torpcdocd the Baltic Sea by German submarine and sank
with all her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
Petrograd and Vienna Agree That Austrian Army
Has Forced Russians to Abandon the
Siege Of Prezmysl and Retreat
WAR IN WEST EXTENDING To THE COAST

Berlin Official Says Vast Quantities of Supplies Taken "
Antwerp and That Thirteen Thousand British Troops
Took Refuge and Were Diarmcd by Holsnd-Sit
uaion Viewed as Favorable to Germany
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13

Athletics Bush went out schmidt
to Tyler. Murphy Flew tO Whitfield
aud Oldriug flew 90 Moran
Boston Etors went out. Bush 10
Mcuuis. Connolly went down bur.
rs % Mclunis and Whitfield was
out Barry to MCluuis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
Ninth inning

Athletics Collins went out. Mar
awhile 90 schmidt Baker doubled
to right. Mclauis ilied to Connolly
Walsh walked and Barry iuuled TO-
GoWdy
Boston Schmidt Went out, Baker
to Mcluuis. Deal was out Baker 10
Mclnnis and Maranyillc went down
Barry 90 Mclnuis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-13
seventh Iunins

Athletics Walsh iouled tu Deal
Barry went out Tyler 20 Schmidt
and schaug went down Ever, t'
Schmidt
Boston Eyers Wa- out Bush io
Mclnuis. Connolly went down Bar
~ to Mcluuis and WhItted went out
Barry 10 Nclunis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29

Eagle confectionery granulated o'V'e'
xxx powdered, 5.2bc and t4oc IN ~.
tainers 25-lb bulk; Eagle b-lo bags pow
dcred. Gi5c. powdered and coors' po'..
dersd and Eagle coarse granuleteh' O'ppS'
fruit powdered and Ensl0 extra me Bien
ulatedt b.s0c. domino granulatel, casesl
GLIB. 8h-lb ana 6-ib cartons. 6lOC, ah9
2nc IN half cascs. EaGlo, 2-lh 3h 10 an"
bib cartons. fine granuin',i J, g. I'D b1s9
do. 0.iOo. 3is-lb bags. 605'; $40 pas
&c. lob bags, 1850. - and 20 10 bags ahu
standard Franulated' SIC: fine granulnteG
and diamond 4. 5sOC. confectionery A.
O. TO-. No I. I0ic, No .. 5.jOc No =. "fJc'
No 4 400. No :. 58jc: SO q, 300; 10
T. : sc, No $. Zoe. No q, 5.l5c; No ~
Toe. 10 II. j05c: 40 -. o., Nos -
II nnd 10 iOJC. No chRngs occurred ~
raw. ana no sales were reported. There
was plenty OF sugar available NJ tl" las'
price 81 2E.c Tor CUbas, cost and freight
but roaueTs wore Inclined 20 hold N, pend
in5 some frosh development The market
closed nominal. with centrifugal quoted a.
3 sgc. molasse. ~ 52ic. and Cubas. coaf
and frsisht, &c. Wllett 4 Gray repor,
tho movement o. United states Autn ~
ports for the week a. followe krcelpts ~
tons. against sos the previous wceA o."O'
last year and 80 iG7 BOO 1912. meluugs were
$4,000. against 5000 10000 and = 'Wlp
md 'otqi stock 500 252, against 321'o-2
lac. 8s3 and 1201i2 tons, resDoctiVr'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer charteriDg vas limited. but =
steady demand prevailed for boats for No
yember loading. and rates were strong o.
all trades. Quotations. To Liverpool al
London. AID. Hull At. Bristol 4hd
Cork, for orders. IS. picked ports. large
Tonnage, 2s Z I'D. cotton to Liverpool Der
100 ibs, 40c CHARTERS--Dutcu Steiner
1850 TONS New York and Brazil trade, one
round trip, basis about Js. nov. Dutch
s. Gamer, e11s tons. same. Dec: steamer
2.I9s tons, transatlantic trade one round
trip. Z. delivery and re-delivery north %
uatteras. Nov; Br steamer. 2,20l tons
same. prompt; Br steamer. 10000 qrs oats
Baltimore 60 London. - ilad. Nov. r.
steamer. 10000 qrs grain. Baltimore [,
picked ports. L x. at VI about - Sd Nov
Br steamer, 10000 qrs same from Phila
delphis. with options. schooner. 1915 tons
coal. Baltimore q two ports Porto H!c.
= 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Rock Island Appeal.

Albert Rathbone, OF Joline, Larkin &
Rathbone, who is counsel for the bond
holders protective committee of the
Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Rail
road Company, said yesterday that pub
Ished statements that the sale under
the foreclosure decree IN the suit OF
the Central Trust Company against
the road will be stayed by the permission
rivcn TO Nathan H. Amster 20 appeal
from rhe decision of the District Court
denying his application to intervene
we're incorrect.
"The allowance OF the appeal Is
purely formal matter" said Mr.. Rath-
bone at does lot IN any way operate
as d stay Of the sale, nor does il even
iEferentially pass N the question IS
to whether the order is appeslable."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
WHEAT DROPS IN CHICAGO
Corn Gains, Oats Decline and
Provisions Split Changes.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-Although wheat
showed strength most Of the time TO-
day, prices melted rapidly IN the last
half hour of the session. The turn In
favor of the bear side was due TO sell
inr by spectators, who found the mar
ket temporarily without support
Heaviness ruled nj the close, which
varied from sc to &c under last night.
Corn finished unchanged 10 &c higher,
oats off &c to &c, and provisions
strung out from Doc decline to raIse
Of 22isc.
Undoubtedly the dwindling away or
buying orders in the wheat pit re-
suited TO some extent from the fact
that the domestic crop movement ap-
peared 10 be continuing on scale
largely in excess of what was the case
a year ago. Besides, it was noticed
that the receipts for the day at p:'-
mary points were more than doubie the
aggregate Of the shipments, and were
also twice as large as the export clear
ance total Range of prices: