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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
THE COPPER MARKET.
II""troi>t tie Sells In Iondon ut
Rate of I5.I5 cents.

Iar'tjuiyt!c copper 81 moved Ip ur.
touH 4 telling 90 London >cs' er,iay ard
stl"- made ~ 'l.. figure were cons q
o. ai A"i" as H. . "Iutv.tvl. 3. l'li
cents. New NurE ,nIrt dl,S. WITH cN-
,rt.-e 1' $50 and allowlup 20 J pc
r,r,. var !.sh Mouda business Vts
uo', 90 . D., ,,gt New York ,uutvalen.
I'ur,.''. I-m1fd was p.'t
Tu" forming. a: sat S'i.~ -HoNed D
De- .n OF uor, than ,.unu tons .u visible
,lupI. o. COPPER ou March a. TIE
statement follows Viz hl" uppiy. -'.
.'' t.u-. lccr"l - of -.H1i toys stocks
decreased 3.rgS tons 'iloa's d"c-eased
..'-' toms
THo i.ck 81 ioa's from New Yo.k
tu Eugi."d during the past week was
iD sclu ic ,onSIhl" for the big falling Off
.u .n. afnouut OF copper atiodt 70 Great
Bittu.
TIE American smelling and Refining
Company raised is quotation for lead
To- ito from &.9j cents. indicating fus-
tueI good demand Tor this metal. which
O, late has been playing a more i'm
po'tart part 20 far as activity - con
c"rrcd
I'o~ spcl,e s., cents was named a.
. ri... at which March could Il" oh
tt.aci. That large amounts We're not
available We tlc belief hold - we'll
posted ~c.rclcs. Jus 1888 soon As con
.,u'rat,. Tow being taken ir 10y smelt-
,rs rave been settled Tor, n - believed,
prices vii once, mare advance
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- f000FUtI ~ 'T' IN" ''T"INI' OF, T
shown 90 the .uucN"t ,...'
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Close - to - roints
Highcr-sRI~s. :iO.95o tags.

The coffee iuturcs MAJ ket closed
flrm. with prices II TO- 20 points higher
ON sales OF 3o.2j0 bags The volume
OF business was not vctv ttig but
there was a marked IMPROVEMENT W
sentiment on the ~eV,haur" The rise
.n >poi quotations at B.tz. ts 49,. Is
decreasing Santos stocks Induced cover
ing 10y local shorts and thor. WIS .
good demand from trade iutar' -. For
cigu buying OF coffee has continued fair
j. :ctiVe. winch has .ucoUIa-"i demand
spot prices We're firm. wit l;r -
quoted % the basis uf - ,chto and
Santos Is -, IN 10 GEMS.
Brazilian markets Wee nrlu RIO
No : was 30 rris higher OF $3.50 oud
Santos No. ( ia la l,iS higher tt
$3.50 Rio and Santos receipts for
Two days totalled $500 bags $40
paulo had $1,000 and JuudIday l&.ooo
stocks OF coit"e az Santos We're l.36>. 600.
a decrease OF 81 600 bags ~ compared
with thos" at the end o. last week
Rio stocks We're 80 600 bags against
$1,000 bags. The rdtc o: RIO exchange
on /. ldon WAS advanced to l3iid.
Prices were:
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Live stool Market.

TUESDAY, March i6
rrcoIp'r Of h"r'o- were l,iG0 head az
Of Ahi'h ware consigned to siHusht"re's.
Thcre was a., 'rtuiuG I'm live Hti." The
,a"lIur vas dull hu' -trtly. hr"s4"d h"cf
contained slow ~ "Hro'N sustained prices
coy a. l0Tl-I.. p"' ID, tor cts dressed
rtti,o .Iir- Exports from mi, port
"Wednesday 3d. cattle 20 Bermuda.
E"roIpts of calves wor" -ol head, in
Guiding lO6 head for the market. Prices
were weak with a quiet trade Common {"
choir. Vcals gold a. fNm'l2 per 100 lbs
No harvard calves or N"trlings were ~
frrou dressed calves ver" slow and weak
iIiy drr,sod Nco's sold ~ liu INC per
10 choiro Htock ~ high nf isc,, coun-
irr urr.-cd At wa lGc.
ucrclpt. of sheep ami lambs were 2,lO3
Mead. nearly nll Of "hirh were Unsigned
fn .nugnfrrcrs. tn" fr"iug was steady
,p, 81 sort~ and Frties. Medium sheep
,rv..i Sold It - p"r TOO lh-. ol,.s a. s.:
good .nurps 49, fi0.,.. Dressed muttou =,
.tu.12, nor In. drrss"u iaiuhs ~ iAis u
l.... .plp''. dr"ss"d hothou-c lambs at
s. 50 p,r ,'rCu-e
R",rtp't nf hogs we've $40 head. m
.nuIInr ahou, u carload for IN" market.
rrl,os were steady With medium 70 light
weights selling At tr'OMS - per lO0
lbs' roughs al sG,sinfGtO Country
dressed hogs s,eady al Sa9isc per III for
mrlium to light
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COTTON CLOSES AT
FURTHER ADVANCE
american Consumption and
Eir Exports Furnish Bull
ish Features.
crEN\NS MAKE PROFITS

eo,,.q' features ~ a bullish character
-e ornamental in bringing about a
...tc, advance in cotton yesterday. The
..c,, was chiefly on the later posi-
an. a., both MAJ and July appeared to
,,j.r some pressure. probably on the
..oory ,h.t considerable cotton might
t~ougtt here for delivery ON con
.... closing prices. however. reg
s,erei F, general gain for the day. with
ma, ,flm net advance Of : to 8 points
, o..ob,r. December and January
r., .ens,,. report on supply and dis
.Arro, showed that American mills
=, va Construed dur ne February approNi-
y ~,,.i, t,}0o0 bales. against $4,000 in
.h. same month last year. The total for
40 .e,.,u wie 3.0Ii.OOO bales. against
So non last year Tn, stock of cotton
.n,-ls of S]pinuers is loss than at this
.ime last wear. Notwithstanding the lower
10 ~ cotton. stocks of mills were
,ys, IS i.6it.0oo bales. against i.Tl2.-
Ma las. wear. The number OF active
.,,4rc. was 3~O.77G.OOO. against 31.i39-
an i,.t ,car. This would indicate that
, love average count of yarns is being
spun
,-o,hcr interesting development OF the
,.v Vas shown by exports. which crossed
5000 0oo bales. with a total OF 6~.o22,o00
,.,.s. lrasmuch as an unprecedented
I. ,umbor OF ships. considering tn" aso
a, IN. wear. ara now loading with cot
,,r A, Southern ports IL would not he
s,-nrl sing y az least 400, 600 bales should
ne shipped out before the end o; the
month 10 take advantage of the modi'i-
alton OF Great Rritain's blockade pro-
posal
According 10 Washington advices
here is a disposition IN the part of
Srrhe-u political leaders to resent
;reat Rrtain's restrictions on commerce
with Germany. euato Hoke Smith OF
Georgia Is particularly o%utspoken on
his point.
Special Washington advices state that
N. war insurance bureau has adopted
he policy o. issuing risks only with
nciac regulations instead Of making
rs Undertakings according 10 general
al.s This policy has been agreed upon
IS q result OF ioint action by the
Treasury department. state department
nd tho bureau Of war risks.
Notviths'ardirG Great Britain's
y blockade plans German o%uerators stand
o maxi, a good deal of money out OF
o,'on this season. German interests
ave bought - great deal of actual cot
IN. part of which has been shipped and
- ST. G eater part ~ which * ~ I'm
- south n Is presumed. however
ha' 20 -ooi dcI' 81 these holdings hlv,
zen projected Ivy hedge sales Il is
'sl o matter o. general report That
,rcYlsrs OF contracts made 10y Ger.
49,. rt.-M.f..r A4 . r,,.,wI, rA,s... I.,..i
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


: RAFFERTY, .irlIvilu4 81 .
r.: eeH' ,ins .>ya,.sins an p,aq.
- .t.ki y =, - t'''i Lit'.',
;: Nv no. 80, na,;,oS, JIi..jj ,,r,.rnr,f "'n'rf
LE.HHrr iniHG5oP4i ''Glrci'' & a'.oal ''eS.'NG 4,ha-tno
street, nc'i''on I'm ht1krup'sr uT rr.ii
,9r. The MAJ" N "~,.snm~r. on
Whit i:5: al, ml".iS,%% III ~ : .'..9 + i},oS s.
,upt neg nv ,F"ll."IE "salh'l I'."'
YIN YIN, 81 ~ wei Nl'E mt]Io or5~i,l r maa2t ,l- A.
~ 1T's,fr1 and SO S' s %..rre
",. "a. ,rt.. o.. '"'' "''' '''" .
r,HN: |RI'r:NR $780, 2t''n E"'!' ,.'
mn, '. """nI sisrre h'Wn ''''
ni1"r-s,o,Y &" n]..It,,, IN G''nrxr ,.r,
I!'',@,.ISos'' e.. 40 a.. o'w p, ooorr '''''''
"H,rtttn,ua" re ~ nr' ''1H,.p' go. ,n',m
h.~nkrup,cy "iJ,hIitie. an * ,..o,.
,i.i0o Judgment. oG,1.nei bv her
,]Esin'; '"gr per,oo; she e.l .'hc Ps-
meut fo- .i7Its oh.airs ig ius; he-
on Derrnhc- y. iSi4. in t,Gor O., me
No,Di Nv ~, rI.H,, ar. .',r"p r..r%r"p"T
Any Nos'lor. doing business A. 4 %as,
'A- furniture and ,5r,et. ,tt 1.,..
,vrulo. who ais, have a s,.r. 10 81.
Is., Fourteenth ~trec. Judge Hog D
appointed William HrnN~' j.. rcecfse-
NtHN dl ~ on tNtf|ff -H fhf
tV"u'y DAYS Liabilities 5000. assoc
s3,"""
GEORGE ' NptdkHAtSl.N. q clerk
living at BronNNile. former In bus 10
ness as L. oIcknauseh 4 CO. hArl.
ware, Nrw VOTE t,it,E, hIci petition
n"nkrun'' ,i.n'lIi"S Si's"' nom
Ilt' "SNelN 49, LIE ms sernh'
'li'r " n"mN'up'''S, ~ 81" = p'tI.oii
on I"",ua.S W 49, wH"' WIS 'oNr'
\, ~HII,pTrrrovE a. .,t.u
~ 49, ,'oNN,' -
runLr' s'oI n,,t,to, g.. ,.,
i,,N'H, 90 81 9.0' 90 as.e,s Tbsl. D..
,YI rr,ar ,r1In., h,u .h,airel ii
'o,C ~, ~. S'a.e ~ ~, torn,pfss4o.
'o- "a, To- ylo'atior aFa tl, .,,ter
,iw IN rlShkiN
JOSEF SEoiAI. q West i.t'h stree. TO-.
mor.y in the gas and |ciectrl' business.
r,ed a petition In bankruptcy. liabilities
tTgS no assets
HFNEY KLDPpENBTRi OF Mount Ncr.
nied a petition IN bankruptcy. Nahi''eis.
t,7"t, assc's consisting Of An au'umo.
hle, f>o" HlhJc.' 10 a 'Hdf'"l mortgage
90 $50" tie hh1 =" .'gtl o. y "V'
lndeF me VI. or %Fiei.fl k'"plrn.
mug alte ~ ~" u''o" 81 " "'
l'"r".' 81 NH'<r me- ~
\ll''lNlN L. ldNl'N' '
h"i '','"' h,r' =" =. 'l'o' '""N
'hp''H, ,.. ~ 800. n.,i.a
"""'"" !" $50, 10 r,ir.
'Nn' - :,
~ o NNH hAH ~ - w.. N-H ''N NV .'H'A -
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Rcaa ~ broke sharply in price on the
on l'ed Exchange. with the trad
iF D. - ,,ry active. l. sold as low as
'- tAo points under its opening
I'"' li nut there was a rally 10 l43i.
'' close This compared with a
los = p..." on Monday OF lii. In
'I ''N shares Of the stock changed
AID,
l. Fc Valley broke from 1875 to 1884,,
"'f Il" which had early touched a
IN -|'-. 20. down 10 22s An eX-
.-I'H '. 'a, weakness elsewhere was
H"'' '..' Steel That stock was very
'. Hr! strong. its advance being
tfnr. '' 't.. chat no nearby ending of
no Nt. now In sight and that
continue 20 reneft largely
'".t orders from the ~helligeren's
.''"' = - 'fll o~ue-quarter OF a point
''''' RI, lose OIL Monday, II rose 10
lew Ist record of j77s, clos ng at 81,
I' market vas a broad n with
'~a7I -.'ou houses handling a heavy
,onW' ~. business in fractional lots.
SAFE '"'1''cd 1850 shares, There was
'''' -I ,u IN Ig'erboroush AZ per
"' .o'd- ~ 757s.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March IA weaker tone
was displayed IN most OF the leading
shares. with trading much better.
Sears Roebuck showed tn" most pres
sure. while Diamond Match. stewart
Warner. Chicago Railway Eds and
Peoples Gas were lower than at the
previous close. The bond department
also showed mpdcrate pressure. The
IN
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. March 16.-There was little
change in the mining shares to-day.
lrices were firm. hut trading was no
heavy Alaska Gold seemed to be most
IN demand, selling above 33iy. United
fruit continued to advance. while United
Shoe Machinery was quiet. Railroads
were dull and featureicss. The sum
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. March lo-Deaings
In the local market were IN small vo.-
ume, with prices slightly lower where
changes occurred. Reading. Lehigh
Valley and Pennsylvania We're among
the weaker issues. following New Works
lower quotations in these shares. Bonds
We're steady and in moderate demand.
The summary
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

4 UUuT'erTN UIVIlnnU y one and three
quarters pc cont hs. hreu declared unon
the Preferred Stock OF this Company. pay
all" ApriI lst, 1919, to kholicr4 OF
record a. IN" close OF business March nth.
leli Transfer Books Win remain omen.
Checks mailed
u. u. IsMON. Secretary ana Treasurer
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The annual meeting Of the .tockhold.r,

- he SHLl.TS BNEAn COMPANY VI
- held At the Genera. ofHe OF the Com.
pHuy. -t ReHNrr s,-"n'. N"w YORK, = !
ON "Wednesday. March t. 1915 a. =
\. NJ, for me c%"cti'n 80 directors a.
N" transaction - such other business a'
may properly come .of1rr 'Ne meeting
II TAYLOR. -rr~o'arv
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United Shoe Machinery Corporation

Tho Directors Of his Corporation have
declared a puRrter,y dividend ~ ~
taf1a. per shArel on the Preferred ~apl'l
sock and - dividend %; 30, taor prr sharcl
on tho COMMON ytp.'a. s'ock, both payable
April tn. lHl5. 20 stockhutd"r+ ~ record
At the close ~ business March lG,h. l'i5.
l. \. COOLIDGE, Treasurer.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

fil..i Ii, March lG--The stoel
mar o. here showed narrow fluctuations
9'H"' with trading in light volume.
''t''.u FlroprpoHng pr ierrod closed
: lower on thu hdv. While Manufactul-
efS Lf : and iIca, was ~ higher, Tho
tlpW.Ht
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March IL Outside o.
United Railways and Electric there
VAS li,tle activity ia local shares.
Bonds were in demand. with Conso'i-
dated Power notes, Norfolk and Ports
mouth Tract on - and United Hallway
and Electric income A. showing the
f.,y.-. ,.'a's ~, s~uO,pa~N..
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASIlINGrON, March 10. Tho statement
of the RECRUITS and pay warrants OF the
Treasury shows
March l.. This month fiscal VI.
RecciUs ...... l6ai,6 CO. SIS SNl,ls,9Sl
Pay warrants. I2,a,; 1890 to+G.S
Dc6c, s'47.s75 $. 49, SIS. IA. ~
Ro.dpts from ,i-tum. March -. nT9.TH:
Internal revenue. ordinary. tl.07S ~; corpora
'Iou tax. So, ~. miscellaneous, NS.l".
National ba.lt note. rcCe' cd for rcdemp
ton. 40 sos.
Tic cash statement Of the United states
Treasurer for March. 70 shows
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TITLE GUARANTEE NND Trust CON-

80 '7f RrotI 49, Soy Yorh Gu,
March 80, 1918
b resolution - the Hoarl - Trustees
N" regular uuai'crlN uiyii"ni o! FIVE
PER ,l,\r has hc'u Jr..,-rI dli f-
paytN'' March 3ls'. lHl, .o he stock
holders %; .rc1rl a. m" close 'f husiuo.
on March 2a;d. 'FlS
joins SHEPNKp Assistant Treasure
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

American l,ailwnVs:
iHlI. engages
Month Fenrusry. Sol lhn In. $50!
From January S3ti7I Inc, ",i'.
chicago and Alton
Lyrst xeck March $3.50 0S9 Inc. N3,52j
From July i,... s,se:,is: Dec 3lf,"os
havana Electric IlsilwsS. Light and
Power:
I'd week March NIksl Dec ttl
From January !, jb3,os' Dec. d5,sf"
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PROPOSED

Cndc- tho proposed %cou,rac. the Compsn IS
will receive The light 10 transmit current along
tho Auu"duct lards within Wcs'chcst,- COunty.
TO or from the local companies operating ia
Wcstchcs'cr and Putnam counties. and the
ttN u 10" York T., guaranteed ? standh, cur
rent available az al tines To- TIC LuWhtcriug
Of ihvc" syphons- Two IN Manhattan and OH"
81 ,ruiuu l.HSr. and f. 20 be furnished ~uuu
current Is may be- required hy 'ar BoIrl -
Nat"r supply Tor power and lighting along 'hc
LIN" % fh' AguciuC' rom tn BATTERY IN Man
haitian to me i-fuaW tuuuts Line.
copies ~ q. p|fuuo,'d r,~plafou. containing
IN 'prr. - contract vita al the terms and corr
u'tl1n~ NJ inr grant may be obtained AZ 'Ac
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~ TTTTTT w TNWTTTVT-T TVTTTTTTTT1TT I'M
received application from the Pacific Gas
and Electric company Tor authority to
issue g3GTo00 general and rcfunding o.
per cont. bonds 20 place in tho sinking
fund provided FOR In It's general ana re-
funding mortgage. The comptnN stipu-
la'es that during the time those bonds nrc
outstanding II viii not reimburse its treas
urV out OF the proceeds OF the sale ~
general and rounding bonds or first pre-
irrred stock to an amount In excess NJ
a. u1p 6E1
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

"Nibt>b NJ, ~.
\ Gus-te-'v dividend % t"o Pc cent. o.
me capita stock o. mt COMPANY has been
declared. payah.e AprL 18TH. islo. ~ IN"
me- or the Treasurer, '7l state street,
Eos''n. Ma 80 s,oskhoiarrs % record AZ
tn. s.a,. o. h4s.ue., Mach 2;th. i'l5
CHARLES HUBBARp. Treasurer
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\NERItN> tUNpuOpuoSE 90

UINTI'T.EI NJ n
INiIcud $50 CO. ~ ouo ANA 'hrco-
qutrtcrs t.6,I Pc 'ru' has u"c0 10"
Care. upon The common capital stock N
'u" American Grtphoph0ue company, plH
ah'c April T. lfl. Go st0rkho,ters OF
record a. tnc clos. OF husl0es, March H..
lHlt
H. order Of ,n- Directors
EDWARD H. ENSrON. President
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Tie Lyerpuo' market opened steady.
There Was q fair business iu spot cot
'or. 0'. W.jd..0g : points advance at
80 sales. 5000 bales receipts.
'onN .3.r-, a'l Am. ricau.
P.'"s - l%J,crpuol closed irregular
.Nd unsettled
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asked rid
sp9' cotton a. Now York was quiet
M lur lueed m.idliug. $50. southern
no markets We're unchanged. except
Nev Orleans. = higher New Orleans.
so Galveston. So savannah. SH. ;
i~oa.''u. '.1o, Augusta. SIS and Mem
lt- >.r
r. N,R Orleans market closed
e't4.t ft~...1 v,ar.-
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Tie market there j. due TO open to-
Hr q" ro,ut decline January
Fchrguft I ON advance.
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EUROPEAN MAILS

TTIEnC-I '"VUIU-T|fI- q. n n w 7 Y
Lowest temperature, 30. a. s. "
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

ope "ns in Man, make a nN,,er show rs
7ri%5, 5r@ a'1'da am eoouiS9.y ii''' S.r 'a.raaii llisi6;
reports tn inc~"l,e % - .7pa coz ta pc
EN- ~ gross 2 In OF f'-,3 ~ get an"
plroi V,th Hl.-u. lu January. $3.50
Tho lewiston. Augusta AND "a'Nrr''io
s4...S In gross. ohi she u.l glIn wa.
f6r ito month OF san, compared With
ended January 81. l'li, sro-- ingr"'s~''
So" and si-plIs Att'r opsrt,tuG cN.
~. 's:. q drcreasc - 'arni7
cross Gaming "i OBJ" B'Hf't H,i"n'
s-.l3I ahead - hose fo- January, ''li
.%d .u,p.gs f.r ne month m's N'.''a' "-
There was AN Increase OF sleli In 'Ns
gross earnings Of The Portland |ls.i.ro,
w %"'p n acdci. Of siC;i in ,ntcros' charge.
FOR the month as compared wlth q dehc!;
~ @1s' In January. l'ii
Tho Wisconsin Edison company. Inc
reports b e me operating revenues ioi
i]rcrca-r of as per cont. over the cotre
poudiug period of 'he preceding YrHr
.oor,,iuE ',rcn.es 'ia>.ta'. !, dr. .'a." co.
.reass or SOS por cont. and htllu,n as,
49," FOR ne Wisconsin Edison C,mnan'
Inc, Hui depreciation "f ~Ih~iIitrN com
cont For .h, 'pc've months ended Fob.
ruaf% ~. .l'!.., operating revenue.
amounted 20 sh,GlG, 500, n dec 'ate Of 0 ~
per cent. compared with the previous year
while net earnings we're 81. 5U3.StS. a de.
crease OF . 10 per cent. The balInr" avail
able for Wisconsin Edison Company, Inc
and depreciation of subsidiary coWptrie'
was Sl,N7s.Faa, a decrease OF SO per cent
Tho appropriation Tor Depreciation dnrinf
the twelve months amounted 90 tN57.G7"
an Increase OF .t5 per cent. ovtr the pre-
CcdinG ycar,
Tho California Railroad Commission ha'
received application from the Pacific Ga'
and Electric Company for authority q
-- 49,. L.t-l- :. - nLa-n ~ ~ .LnILn1
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TNTITI0 tSterdaY Ob,IgJ baIts
rots. mus FAR this season 6,O22.3O(
oa'es, against 7.4g2,527 bales last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-17
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and To-morIow.

Tor eastern New York. fair ,o-da, aud
tomorrow: north Ia northv.st winds
strong on the const,
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CHAPTER XVI.
The Capture.


A S we walked Joe gave me in little
~ jerks the story of his adven-
n lures.
Il started out, Mr.. Quaritch,"
he began. land crossed the lake to
the camp where Bill Worke was fired
at-you mind Miss Linda dropped a
brooch there? | had a search for it,
but | didn't find it, though l come
across what I'd hoped to linda lot of
tracks-men's tracks,"
"Who had been there since Satur-
day.?
Huh! Yes; only about two days
old. After awhile l built bit Of a
fire and cooked a pinch of tea in a
tin I'd fetched along. Then after
lunk"-Joe always called lunch '1unk"
Il started back I was coming along
easy, not on the path, but in the wood
about twenty yards to the south of it,
four acres a shot was fired at me from
above. The bullet didn't strike me,
but as was in wonderful poor place
for cover-just three or four spruces
and half dozen sticks of wild rasp
berry, went down, pretending I'd
got the bullet, pitched over the way a
man does that's got it high up, and
took care to get the biggest spruce
trunk between me and where / think
the shots come from.
"Sometimes, if you go down like
that, man'll get rattled-like and come
out, but not this one. Guess I'm not
the first he's put bit of lead into
He lay still and fired again-got me
in the shoulder that time, and / gave
a kick and showed in among the rasp-
berry canes in good earnest, had some
of them Whitley buds in my mouth and
was chewing of them. when the fella
shoots twice more-both misses. Then
he kind O. paused, and l guesses he's
going to move to where he can let me
have it again.
To be continued.
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To be continued.
ENTERED INTO REST
Laura Torqrimson.


who died at the beginning of the New
Year, was buried in the Rock Church
cemetery, near Dodgeville, on Sunday.
Jan. 3. She was a beautiful character
well beloved by all who knew her.
The following from a distance at
tended the funeral: Mr. and Mrs.
Gust Torgrimson. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Lee, Henry Quick, Wilmer Stephens,
all Of Mineral Point, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hendrickson and daughter Mary of
Ridgeway, ALT and Nels Lee of Dodge
Vile
Together with the mother, Mrs Is
abelle Torgrimson, the following sisters
and brothers are left to mourn her
departure Gust Torgrimson of Min
eral Point, Thomas of the town of
Dodgeville, with whom she made her
home; Mrs. Lena Dyreson and Mrs.
Agnes Collingwood, both of the town
of Dodgeville.
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would yer! likely sit here and ne was
afraid"
Afraid: OF what:" said Linda sud-
denly from behind us. NO one could
hurt me here. Why. could call for
| help and you are both here. You could
| protect ME"
Not against rifle bullet" said Pc
tersham. For my sake. go in. Linda"
As he said the words from far away
came the sound of a shot. Distance
robbed it of that acrimony with which
the modern rife speaks. and it struck
dull. even drowsy note upon the air
of that languid afternoon of late
spring
What can that be?' cried Linda
| AS if in answer came the sullen far
off sound three times repeated. and
then. after an interval. a fourth.
"Shootingv' cried Linda again. very
white, her blue eyes wide with terror
''And it's from the direction of Senlis
lake,
Ben. Ben Puttickw roared Peter
sham.
But loud as was his voice. Linda's
call rose higher.
Here | ann We heard Puttick's
voice from inside the house. and he
ran out a minute later.
1--WE heard five shots from Senlis
lake." | said. I'VE must start at once.
you and l. Mr.. Petersham will stay
with Miss Linda"
Puttick looked me in the eyes.
Are you tired of your life?" he ask
ed grimly.
We have no time to think of that.
Get ready
There was five Shots" Puttick said
deliberately. Il heard EN- myself.
That means Joe's dead. if it was him
they shot at. If we go We'll soon be
dead too
"Oh. you coward" cried Linda.
Puttick turned dull red. I'm no
coward. Miss Linda. but I'm no fool
Pm Il woodSman. | know"
There is Il good deal of sense in
what Ben says" l put in Il think
his best place is here with you He
shall stay to help you in case of need.
I'll go and find joe After all, it's as
| likely as not that he was firing or per.
haps some one else was firing at a
bear
/ FASTENED forward at the best
! pace | could attain until from ris-
ing knoll l caught glimpse of Senlis
lake. The forest path here rose and
fell in a series of short steep inclines.
l labored up these little hills and ran
down the slopes Suddenly came to
a turn and was about to rush down a
sharp dip when voice. seemingly at
| my side. said:
THAT you, Mr.. Quaritch?''
Joe. Where are your"
"Herev'
followed the voice and, parting
some branches. saw Joe lying on the