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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-02
THE COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Jus
tice Robb and MIR. Justice Van Orsdel.
Leland T. Anterior, Willis Il. Rice.
Henry D. Goodman, John G. kerlin,
Harry NJ. Boalove, William G. Scott
Robert A. Scott. James p Greeley, Del
L. Sullivan. William II. Delaney, Scotia
5. Stark, Benjamin r. Schneider. Al
bert l.. Ely, Thomas J. Campbell. John
NJ Murphy, Edward Stafford and Hor-
ace w. johnson were admitted to prac
tice. -
No. 1855. Lyon agt Eursey: on mo-
ton of Mr.. l. S. Lyon appellant allow
Cd to file brief in opposition to motion
to dismiss.
NO. 953. Alaska Packers Association
agt Admiralty Trading COMPANY: on
motion of Mr.. Melville Church. appel-
liant allowed to file additional brief
herein.
No. 1925 Hartranft agt. Mul]ownv.
passed until December for hearing with
NO: 2'3S. on motion of Mr.. II. T. Davis
NO. Fly. United States ex rel Lin
coin Highway Association agt Ewing:
argument commenced by Mr. j. NJ Cort
for appellant. continued by Mr.. Il. F.
Whitehead. for appellee, and conclud-
ed by Mr.. ]: NJ. Cort. for appellant
NO. 2724. Fletcher agt United States:
argument commenced by Mr. H. f.
DAVIS. for appellant. continued by Mr..
e. K Wilson, for appellee, and con-
cluded by MIR. Is. E. Davis, for appel-
liant.
No. 2734. Taylor agt Wharton ct al. =:
argument commenced by Mr. Hanuis
Iaylor IN proper person.
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PROBATE COURT-Justice Mccoy.
Estate of Elizabeth A: AltemuS: petit
ton for probate of will filed; attorneys.
Ralston & Richardson.
Estate of Samuel Dean: order re-
setting date for trial OF ISSUES: attor-
neys, Moon & Johnson.
Estate of Mary \. Suppes; letters of
administration granted 10 Francis
Hughes; bond, $1,000: attorney. L. s.
johnson.
In re Laurah NJ Oliver: order appoint
ing Alice Wright guardian: bond, 5000.
Estate of Frank Kellogg; order with
drawing motion: attorney. f. A. Chase.
Estate Of John Fl. Hurdle: letters of
administration granted to Elizabeth =.
Waite: bond. 800; attorney. w. j. Lam
bert.
Estate Of Wilbur +. Spransy; will adj
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to Fen c. Spransy: bond,
$3.50: attorney. Erslline Gordon.
( Estate OF Thelma Y. Staffel; order Of
allowance; attorney. A. +. keefer
Estate Of Eliza a. Bouldin: order
framing issues and setting date for
trial.
Estate of Robert W. F'illius: leave to
continue business granted; attorney.
+. II. Yeatman.
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Real Estate Transfers.

NO. s36 I STREET SOUTHWEST
John c. Parker to Joseph r. and
Laura V. Curtis, lot SO, square 40;
$40.
VILLA PARk-Clara A. Marden to 10
sephine Grcilick. lot &c. square 1898
$2S4.
NOS. s24 AND S26 Cd STREET SOUTH
EAST-Matthew Healey to Gather
inc Healey. lot IL and part lot 4.
square $50; SO.
FRlENDSHIP-Barba Darcy Ell vir.
Thomas E.. to Henry F. Voigt. part;
$40.
OAK VIEW-Louise Taylor to Fanny
F. Herrick. lot 1t, block s. SO.
NORTH BRIGHTWOOD-J. Edward
Fowler ct uX. to Annie r. Jewett,
lots Il and -. square 1919: $40.
NO 65l q STREET NORTHEAST
William Fl. DARN ct uN. to Annie
and Isaac Kriksteine. lot lis,
square $50; $40.
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LONDON. November "A dispatch
from PekinS to the Exchange Te1e-
graph Company. dated Saturday night,
says:
the fall of Tsingtau is expected
momentarily. The allies expected to
enter today. but were impeded by the
bad weather. The bombardment con-
tinued strenuousiy all day. both from
sea and land"
TOXIC. November III it officially
announced that the Commandment of
TSingtau continues. Most Of the Ger
man forts have been silenced. only
two replying persistently to the attack
by land and sea. The bombardment
caused fire near the harbor and the
explosion of an oil tank. Fort Siao
Chan Shan was set on fire. A German
gunboat which lost its funnel during
the fighting disappeared and proba bly,
has sunk.
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District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. l-Justice Mccoy.
Shinn agt. Shinn; rule returnable No
vember IA: plaintiffs attorney. John
H. label: defendants attorneys, c. b.
Coffin, v. E. West c. G. Allen ANA r. 4.
Ford
Zurhorst agt. Davidson: order of pub
location: plaintiffs attorney, George G.
Gertman.
Lucket ast. Perry; order OF puhica-
ton; plaintiffs attorney, George c.
Gertman
ferguson agt Raur; order authoriz-
ing trustee to accept offer: PLAINTIFF S
attorney A. D. Smith: defendants at
torney. E. W. r. Ewing.
Nolan agt. Mclean; decree establish
ing lien and appointing ]. S Easily
smith and w. j. Lambert trustees; bond
$4,000; plaintiffs attorneys, j. S Eas-
by-Smith and r. b. Fleharty: defend
ants attorneys. W. j. Lambert, Bates
Warren and w. H. Sholes.
King agt. Perkins; rule returna BILE
November {: plaintiffs attorneys. j. f.
Potbury and H. G.. kimbal
In re- lunacy of C.. l.. RiXford: orde,
authorizing sale.
Railway Storage Battery Company
agt Washington Interurban RailwaS
Company: ancillary receivers author
lied to borrow money; plaintiffs at
torneys, Leckie, Cox & kratZ: defend
ants attorneys. Douglas, Rufiin
Obear.
Marion Steam Shovel Company ast
Corbin: rule returnable November q
plaintiffs attorney, II. f. Woodland.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. l.-Justice Gould.
Burch agt. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; jury respited until
November 3: plaintiffs attorneys. y. l..
Newmyer and J. y. Moriarty: defend
ants attorney. W. G. John0n.
Edwards agt. Kirby; verdict for
plaintiff for possession; plaintiffs at
torney, John Ridout defendants at
torneys. Neale & England
Lanahan agt Washington Railway
and Electric Company; motion for new
trial filed: plaintiffs attorneys, J. S.
Ea Smith and r. b. Fleharty; de-
PENDANTS attorney. W. G. johnson.
Smolik agt. Polk & Co: verdict for
S. G. Quinn and n. {. Turnase; defend
ants attorney, Howard Boyd
CIRCUIT COURT NO. o-Justice stat
ford
L:nquist ast. District of Columbia: on
trial: plaintiffs attorney. r. B. Behrend:
defendants attorneys. +. j. Whiteford
and w. c. Clephane.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. Chief JUS
tice Covington
United States agt. Edward n Ridg-
way, grand larceny; plea changed to
guilty; referred to probation officer:
attorney. NJ. J. Colbert
United States agt. Frank Lewis Joy
riding; defendant and surety called. no
response; bond forfeited
CRIMINAL COURT NO. Justice
Anderson
Walker agt. Holloway, on trial: plain
ttf's attorney. $. H C;iesy: defendant $
attorney, w. -. EaderSl, n.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued TODAY
to the following:
Gialze & Bro. to build warehouse on
Vine street near Baltimore and Ohio
railroad northwest: builder, White G.
Bro: estimated cost, $500.
Toney Verrasso. to repair building in
rear Of 10 H street northeast; estimat-
ed cost, s295.
Trustees Methodist Episcopal Church
Of Brookland. to repair church at
northeast corner of 10th and Kearney
streets northeast; estimated cost, $780,
]. T. Bell, to repair dwellings at 23Os
Park place southeast; estimated cost,
S25s.
Mrs. James J. Sheehy, to repair
dwelling at 2014 p street northwest;
estimated cost, SIS.
n. w. Burchell, to repair store at 1925
street northwest; estimated cost,
$50
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WAR MINISTRY IS LIKELY
IN TURKEY, REPORT SAYS

LONDON, November 1.-The Constan-
tinople correspondent of Reuters Tele-
gram Company, in dispatch dated
Saturday. dealing with the entrance of
Turkey into the war. says:
THE American embassy takes charge
of the British. French and Belgian ma
tionalS' interests and the Italian en-
bassy will look after the Russian ma
tioEals' interests 1t is expected that
the cabinet will fall and be succeeded
by a war ministry representing the
extreme elements of the committee of
union and progress"
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ARNISTICE GRANTED GEN. DE WET,
REBEL LEADER IN SOUTH AFRICA

LONDON. November 1.-THE Durham
correspondent of the Daily Mail says
the government at Pretoria has granted
Gen. Christian De Wet. the rebel leader
a five-day armistice. presumably in or
tier to arrange peace.
\ dispatch to Reuters Telegram Com
pany from Cape Town says:
Col Alberts has defeated the rebels in
the Lichtenburg district of the Trans
vaal killing Is, wounding 80 and cap
turing 30 Among the captured is
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Commandant Claussens.
''Commandant De Villiers was out re-
connoitering. when he met a strong
rebel commando with white flags at
tached to their rifles. De Eilliers APP
preached the band. whereupon the reb-
els attacked him and captured 10 of
his men. The rebels then advanced
against Col Alberts' force from two
direction, but Alberts defeated them
and chased them twenty miles across
the border.
I'm their fight the rebels discarded
their carts and bicycles"
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DISCUSSES STREET TAXES.
c. of c. Special Committee Considers
Benefit Unfairness.

The special committee of the Chamber
of Commerce appointed to prepare
report on the alleged unfairness in the
present system of assessing benefits
for street and alley improvements held its
first meeting today.
An informal discussion OF the matter
was held, and it was decided 4 rough
draft of the report should be prepared
by a subcommittee and later submitted
to the entire committee for its approval.
George Y. Worthington. Chaplin Brown
and A. Leftwich Sinclair were named
members of the subcommittee.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. November 2;-Hogs-Hs
cepis, IS, 600 head slow bulk. 7.25a 80 ::
light, 710a7.55: mixed. 7.1ea7.6": heavy,
7.O5a 60 rough, T.03a7.13; pigs. 40
ass.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000 head: best
strong, others steady to lower. Beeves.
6.5Oailoo; steers, 5.75aa.23: Stockers and
feeders. nominal; cows and heifers, $50
ass calves. 7.00a10-50
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head; steady
sheep, 5.25a6.2o; yearlings. 6.o0a1.00 4;
lambs, 6.50aS.20.
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GERMANY MAY PROVIDE
WAR FUND FOR TURKEY

LONDON. November 2.-The Daily
Nails Copenhagen correspondent says
he hears that Germany is preparing to
issue new war loan of s1,250, 0O0. 600.
and will advance a preliminary war
contribution to Turkey of s50,000.000.
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PLOT Is ALLEGED.
Conspiracy to Blow Up Welland
Canal and Railway Tunnel.

wELLANR Ontario. November -
Secret service men employed by tho
United States government have dis
covered a plot to blow up the Welland
canal and the Toronto. Hamilton and
Buffalo railway tunnel at Hamilton. ac-
cording to information received by the
Dominion government
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Reports Surrender of German Force,

LONDON. November The CORE
spondent OF the Times in northern
France telegraphs, under date of Sun
day, a report has reached him that as
the result of the blowing UP of {; rail-
way bridge by a Belgian cyclist CORDS
very large German force was cut off
from the main army. and, to the num-
Der of many thousands, have surren-
dered.
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Payable Today.

Member banks in the federal reserve
system are renting. in accordance
with the call of the Secretary of the
treasury. one per cent of their com
blned capital and surplus. in lawful
money. 70 the regional bank for this
district at Richmond.
The Richmond bank of the federal
reserve system will have S6303.39l cap
ital. so that over a million dollars OF
this capital will he in hand tomorrow
pIhe capital of the twelve regional
banks forming the system will be
800 J.l31. in all cases plus the con-
trihr'Rns of trust compa mics and state
ba nks that become member banks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-02

from Antwerp to a London newspaper
they assessed against the city war
levy of s4O,00O,O00. At the same time
they were reported to have levied on
the province of Brabant. OF which
Brussels is the capital, for 100000, 900.
This dispatch. however, was never of
ficially confirmed. A later telegram
from Flushing said that Brussels had
paid 100000 of the $40.0o0.o00 de-
manded.
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HIGH INSURANCE IN RISK
OF ITALY DECLARING WAR

LONDON. November ., 2:24 p,m-A
premium of so guineas per cent was
paid at Lloyds today to insure against
a declaration of war by Italy on one
of the great powers before the end of
November.
This high rate indicates that the I'M
derwriters regard the risk as consider
able.
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Germans Turned Back by Dutch.

ROTTERDAM. via London. November
2.-Several hundred German soldiers
dressed in multi attempted to cross the
Dutch frontier, but were turned back
by the Dutch sentries. according to the
Maasbode. The Dutch government has
decided to increase the guard and ex-
ercise greater vigilance at all frontier
villages.
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Shooting Fatal to One, Sen May Die.

BELLAIRE. Ohio. November Frank
Blakeney died in hospital here today
and physicians said his son Frank would
not recover. The men were shot yes
terday while uuarreling with Frank
Long, a farmer over the division of
crops they had assisted In gathering
OH Longs farm. Long was arrested
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Paris Papers Touching Comment.

PARIS. November Paris papers
comment in very touching terms upon
the anticipated voyage of the American
Santa Claus to European ports on one
of Uncle Sans ships to bring
Christmas presents to children of sore
~ tried European families. i, will not
he the soonest forgotten OF the minor
INCIDENTS of the war.
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch TO TIE Star.
BALTIMORE. November w heat
Firner; spot No. . red. 1.13.s spot No
9 red western, 1.lSk: November No. .
red. 1.13ss: December No. red, 1.l6h4 ;
steamer No. red. 1.oI IS: receipts.
1924 bushels: exports, 130,213 bushels
southern by sample, 1.o3 i.a1.oe; south
ern on grade, l.07a113
Corn-ouiet: spot contract, 81; re-
ceipts, 2S3 bushels.
Oats-Steady; standard white. ga
52A No. 3 white. II 3, sto2: receipts.
4S4,250 bushels.
Rye-Firmer; western exports, 1.Vli.a
1.02: receipts, 1886 bushels.
Hay-Firmer: No. l timothy, 1s.ooa
1890: No. l clover. i1.00a17.50.
Grain freights-Firmer: steam to Liv-
erpool, per bushel, sd December: pick
ed ports per uarter. Is November-De-
cep,her
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BRITISH SHIP REPORTED
SUNK BY GERMAN CRUISER

ROCHESTER,, \. Y. November "A
private cable to a local firm received
today from Para, Brazil. reports the
destruction of the British steamship
Vandyke by q German cruiser. The
passengers were put ashore. The Van
dyke piled between Buenos Aires and
New York.
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Foot Ball Player Dies From Injury.

PITTSBURGH November Flames
I.every. nineteen years old. of Ambridse
Pa, died in hospital here today from
injuries received in a foot ball game
Saturday His back was broken In a
scrimmage 1t is the second foot ball
fatality here this season.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. November Cotton
Spot Large business and Steadier
American middling. fair. 80: good
middline. sos: middling. $50: low mid
ding. Az: good ordinary, 3.s1; ordi-
nary. 400 Sales, $500 bales. including
$500 American: on the basis of 4-sod
for middling. No imports.
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Interest in Meeting Tonight.

Interest in the local liquor situation
centered today in the outcome of the
meeting to be held at the Y. NJ. c. A
building tonight by the directors of
the Anti-Saloon League. At this meet
ing A L. Shoemaker. attorney for the
league. will make a report Oh the find
ings of the excise board and the ques-
ton OF whether the league should take
some of the decisions into court will
be discussed.
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empt from income tax payment. are
expected to make returns, and fines
will be assessed where such returns
have not been made and the cases
come under the notice of the revenue
bureau
Liggett x Myers Tobacco Company
Will pay 3 per cent on common stock.
December l. Books close November
16
The Detroit Railway Company is pre-
pared to pay S50.o0o bonds. December
l. numbers Iol to $50
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WAR INDEMNITY TO GERMANS
FOR BRUSSELS IS So, COG, 900

AMSTERDAM, November ., via Lon
don, ANA telegram received here
from Berlin announces that after pro-
tracted negotiations the war indemnity
20 the Germans for the city of Brussels
has been fixed at 100000 francs
tS9,00O.000). payable 100000 francs
tS500,000b weekly.
The Germans occupied Brussels
August 20. According to a dispatch
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Rebellion Reported on Foot in Peru.

LIMA, Peru. November at is report
ed that DIR. Augusta Durand. who was
exiled last July. is attempting to foment
rebellion on the southern frontier. He
IS said to be collecting. arms, ammunition
and mules. So. :. a.. ..>..
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Visible Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. November 1.-The WISH
bic supply of grain in the United states
shows the following changes
Wheat increased 2,174,00 bushels: in
bond decreased 1000; corn increased
40, 1000; oats increased 40S,00O; in bond
increased 22s.0oO: rye decreased $4,000;
b:.r.ey increased rs 900. in bond de-
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NEW YORK BANK RATES.

NEW YORK. November 2.-Mercantiie
paper. 6a6ts sterling exchange steady
or. sixty-day bills. 49,: for cables
i.s1a5; for demand. 4.s050; bar silver.
tSH.
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Alfred Booth Dies in London.

LONDON. November 1.-THE death in
London of Alfred Booth. head OF the
Booth line of steamships, was announced
today.
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Other Requests Received.

In addition to these requests the fol-
lowing were received:
Robert Allen, from 1917 14th north
west to same address.
John ]. Flanagan. from 4S9 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest to AIS New Jer-
sey avenue northwest.
Jacob Brueggar, from PA 9Th north
west TO 211 eth northwest.
Carl Hammel. from 936 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest to 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Daniel +. sullivan, from 1900 North
Capitol street to same address. tMr.
Sullivan proposes a new entrance to
his building.1
Martin Busch from 142 Cd street
northwest to 200 II street northwest.
George +. Reed, from 2155 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest to same ad-
dress.
Harry T. McGlue. from 1906 Pennsyl-
,ania avenue northwest to same ad-
dress.
Barbara Groener from 110s f street
northwest to same address.
Michael Raftery, from 1924 e street
northwest to 1905 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
William Fahey. from 1901 Goth street
northwest to same address.
Jacob Kronheim, from 1913 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest to same ad-
dress.
Wholesale requests received were
from Ernst Loff1er. who desires to To-
cate on the Bladensburg road Martin
Sarl. at 204 1th street southwest, and
George F. Ruhl. at 1924 NJ street north
west.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, November 2.-Wheat-
Spot firm; No. 1 Manitoba. IS Sd: No. ,.
80 AID; No. 3, IS 2l5d. Futures steady;
December. IS sad.
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed.
new. IS Id; La Plata futures steady:
November IS 6s4d.
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WEATHER..
Fair Tonight and Tuesday; Cooler
Temperature.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland. fair tonight and Tuesday:
cooler: moderate west to northwest
winds.
The lake region depression is passing
off to sea over New England 1t has
caused light local rains and SHOWS in
the lake region. and a decided rise in
temperature in New England. A sec
ond depression OF considerable magui-
tude overlies Manitoba and the upper
Missouri valley.
In general the temperature is high
for the season in all districts save in
the Missouri valley.
The weather will clear tonight in
New England. with lower temperatures
in northeastern districts: elsewhere
fair weather is indicated. with con-
tinuation of moderately high temper
atureS.
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate northwest: on
the middle Atlantic coast moderate
northwest, diminishing Tuesday: on
the south Atlantic coast light west: on
the east gulf coast light northeast
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New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, November Spot
cotton quotations today were: Savan-
nah ~: Eorto'k. ~ augusta. 3-l6:
l---.i. - a'i;-s -. -. Louis, I.
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings of
the thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the tWenty-four
Thermometer-Yester 4 pm. SO:
IS pm. "a: II midnight, IL: today. 1
am. 81; am, 90 II noon. SO; Pm.
II. Maximum. -. at pm. today:
minimum, A., at midnight.
Tempera ture same date last year
Maximum, 50: minimum, SO.
Barome: cry esuerday, / pm. 2?.S3;
IS pm. 1892: l. midnight. 29y2: today.
4 AIN, 29.S9: am, 29.96: - noon.
.qS1: . pm 1856
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water
at 5 am. Great Falls-Temperature
So; condition, s. DelacarIia reservoir
"a: condition at north
connection, :; condition at south con-
nection. Z. Georgetown distributing
reservoir-Tempera 81: condition
at influent gatehouse, &: condition at
effluent gatehouse, s.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Hawaiian imports of American goods
Increased from $5,O00.000 twenty-three
years ago to s3o.000.oo0 last year.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. November w heat quick
iy rallied today from a brief setback
Que to . reported increase of 10 to 20
per cent i'll the planted acreage of ok
Roma. with seeding still in progress.
Commission houses were good BUYERS
on the break. An advance at Liverpool,
ascribed to the war developments re
SarclnS turkey. gave confidence to the
bulls After opening ,4a& off. to a
+ ilke upturn. the market receded sharp
~ but then recovereds to Saturday
nights level
Increased rural offers eased corn at
the outset, but prices later hardened
with wheat. The fine weather. how
ever. tended to prevent any radical ad-
vance The opening. which was un-
changed to Il lower. was followed nv
Il slight decline and Their a small net
gain.
Oats held comparatively steaa4 Res
ing orders to buy acted as AN offset TO
hedging pressure.
Provisions ruled slow but firm. Pro-
motion of exports of foodstuffs by
denmark was taken as favorable to
the bull side of the market here.
WHEAT on,p 1,.,t 1o. ,,o..
cn Nay '.-...--........ 12l+s 12s lao7s l22ss
May - -1ts - III KS
OATS s as
May .-..-.........., :sss 81 ,aa- 58ls
Rutter-Firm: receipts. 1901 tubs:
creamery. 24a32:.
Esgs-Hisher; receipts. a,344 cases;
at mark. cases included. 11laa26i. !:
ordinary firsts, - '-a2"; firsts. 2s'9a27.
potatoes.Lower: receipts. eighty
Minnesota and Dakota. :ya43
Poultry-Alive. higher: springs. l2i. ;
fowls. 1o1:.
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BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Mccoy.
In re NJ. ]. Fillius: discharge ordered.
In re George f. Howard; discharge
ordered