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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04

state of Washington, under the fed eral policy.
 Water Power Conservation
 we cannot, in referring to water power, say that we will refuse to al- low its use at the present time SO that 1t may be reserved for the fu- ture; for no matter to what degree 1t is developed, 1t will still have the same power capacity in the years to follow. The latest government sta tistics show that the state of Wash ington has Q greater amount of avail able water power than any other state in the union.
 Tn Washington, approximately 6 per cent. of the water power possibil- itieg have been developed.
 There are so many uses to which water power can be put that 1t is re- gretable a greater development has not been possible. In our own state, water power development would make possible, as a result of cheap power, for pumping, the reclamation of
 Continued on Page Flve)
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POWER TUNNEL IS
 NOW IN $50 FEET

Foreman Byron Olson. of the Alas ka Gastineau Mining company's Am mex creek tunnel crews. was in the city this morning. The tunnel which is being driven to tap Upper Lake. for power purposes. has been driven $50 feet. It will be 146O feet when completed
 Three shifts of men are being work ed in the tunnel, and good progress is being made. Bonuses are being paid for speed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04
JEFFERSON CLEARS.

SEATTLE, Sept. 4.-The steamer Jefferson clears from Seattle tonight at nine o'clock with the following pas sengers for Juneau, Alaska:
 Carl Schmidt, Lucia Shafer, Mary Beckstrom, M. Crawford S. H. Reeves and Miss Lovina Wilson.
 The sailing Of the Northwestern has been postponed until next We'd nesday. Advance bookings for Ju- neau include Mrs M Redheld Mrs. w. G. Beattie and J. G. Peterson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04
REVENUE LAW
 WILL PRODUCE
 GOOD SURPLUS

The Territorial revenue law is working better than it's authors be- neved that it would. according to Ter ritoriM Counsel J. Fl. Cobb. That it win produce more money than the Legislature appropriated is the belief ol both Mir. Cobb and Territorial Treasure Walstein c. Smith.
 Mr. Cobb thinks the Territorial in- come from taxes will amount this year to S20O0OO or S225.OO0- which win probably be from S50.O00 to S75.- 900 in excess Of the expenditures un- der Che appropriation bills. While Mr. Smith said that the had made no attempt to make any estimates, he thought it likely that Mr. Cobb's fig ures are not far out oi the way.
 That the law win produce more than the expenditures win amount to there is no reason to doubt" said Mr. Smith. "It is almost certain that a good many Of the Legislative ap- propriations win not be used in full. and the income Is likely to be quite lot in excess Of the total appropria- tions."
 li the law should work out as Mir. Cobb and Mr. Smith expect it to de- velop there should be no extra ses- sion Of the Legislature. the Third ses- sion of the Alaska Legislative Assem- bly, win find a surplus of from S100- 900 to S200Oo0 when it convenes next year. The wide range of this esti- mate is due to uncertainty as to the growth of Alaska during the year and consequent uncertainty as to increase in revenue production in 1916 over 1915.
 "The best part Of the measure. " said 3r. Cobb. "si that not only pro
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04
MORRIS FISH MARKET
 OPENS NEXT MONDAY

On Monday morning, the new Mor- ris Fish Market will open for busi- ness with a full line of fresh fish and shell fish in the store on Second street adjoining the Hin Drug Com pany. Mir. Morris has been in the fish business many. years
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04
J. K. LEANING SELLS
 BRUNSWICK POOL HALL

J. K. Leaning yesterday sold the Brunswick Billiard & Bowling par lors to David Housel. Robert Porter has been selected to manage the re- sort
 Mr. Leaning expects to leave for thes States if he can dispose of other property he owns here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04

The rule of three in full measure - Fit, Style and Comfort School Shoes. tf
 B. IT. BEHRENDS
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04

STORE CLOSED all day Monday, Labor oay.-H. ,. Raymond Go. s-s-2t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04

GO TO THE DREAM THEATRE Admission only Sc, f0e and f5e-Five reels of pictures. 9-4-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-09-04

DON'T forget the Names OLTS G GLPATRICR. Contractors Concrete or frame construction.
 C5-17-tf.)
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-22

We wish to announce that we will, in the
future, Handle the entire Studebaker line of
Automobiles in this District and have now a
Service Station, Garage and Repair Shop with
Expert Mechanics. We carry a stock of Fire
stone & Fisk Tires and Tubes, and all good
grades of oil, supplies and gasoline.
All ouuners of late models Studebaker Cars uH, in the future, RE-
CEIVE TWO HOURS FREE SERVICE EVERY WEEK, BY our
Expert, Mr.. Hill for several years Nth the Studebaker Corporation
We repair all makes of Automobiles and our prices IRE Low We
haze fMe cars in rent service With lou rates.. 7ueLve passenger
~Studebaker Stage to RockLand every day at train time, $500 one
way. WE CARRY FREIGHT NJ EXPRESS.
GASOLINE p CENTS PER GALL ON
SMITH AUTO COMPANY
AMERICAN FALLS, IDAHO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30
INCREASED ANXIETY
.CHECKSSPECULATION

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Inccreased an
iety over the foreign situation particu-
AIRY the Austrian outlook and the acute
politlcal conditions IN Great Britain to-
Eether with a new low quotation Tor the
Anglo rench bonds. served as a check
70 speculation to-day. Trading suffered
some curtailment. also a. a result OF the
storm which interrupted communication
with this center.
HeaNiness prevailed at the opening OF
the market. followed BY spasmodic arl-
lies IN which speciaities were most con-
splcuogs- United States Steel and lead
Ing rails inclined 20 lower levels St
fdui proving the most notable eceptions
on rs rise OF 1 "a 20 81 r.. prior to the
puplcation or November carnings dis
CLOSING net Increase OF S2.o00 .OOo.
canadian Pacific was unresponsive TO
that roads remarkable ehibit n net gain
or Ssflg,OVV. but Erie first and second
hardened on announcement OF the terms
OF The new convertible bond issue. Spc-
cialues later pursued an irregular course
General Motors losing 19 at f7a and
bethlehem steel 10 at 460. while war
descriptions were 10 points lower on
shares were brought forward In the final
hour with average gains OF to points.
but otherwise the list showed little ant
nation
Total sales amounted TO 400. 900
shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30

10Y wii6s g5,, C. Glenn Ts to GeorFe II. Glenn
.. Leroy u. Hnsinger to Ida Biddle. lot
Toronto. $500.
Sheriff OF jefferson Co 20 Isaac r1o-
mer Grafton. Il acres Island Creek IN.
sheriff OF jefferson Co. to James NJ
Ss,ratton. lGa acres Island Creek tp..
sadie Ba.nhart to Mary McGonigal.
Mary y. McGonigal to John waslSo. lot
Adena Sl15.
Adena. $3.50.
Fannie T. Porter to Dora {. Mccoy. lot
VIM; Jackson TO w. l. Edwards. lot
Albert Grimm to Olive 4. Huff. two
lots. city. 81.
William J.. Fryer to Francis Grimm.
40 acres Island Creek tp.. $500.
Ada Jordan to George Jordan. lot Win
tersville. 81.
Joseph !. Waggoner. TO Godfrey Clan
ser, lots. Cross Creek To-. 81.
Joseph +. Hamilton to EaIhenorah Ca
rec. lot Toronto. &675.
}. i. Rine to J. :. Wright sixty-four
one hundredths OF an acre. Cross Greek
Augustus Blake 10 Samuel b. Aberegr
10 acres Island Creek tp.. 50. 500.
Elmer -. Hartford TO Frank Hartford
part section 10 and rs Knox to, 81.
Ira 3. Mikesell to Mabel j. Mikeseu
lots city. 81.
Mary a. Francis 10 Selina ] Franrfs
4Sa-l'uN acres Smithfield .tp. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30
WAGE INCREASES In
COTTON INDUSTRY

BOSTON. Mass. Dec. 29.-Notices OF
wage Increases affecting many thousand
employees were posted to-day IN cotton
mills I'm various cities OF northern New
England. The action followed n con
ference Of mill treasurcrs. held in this
city at which Il was agreed that i'm
provemcnt in business conditions war
rantcd an advance TO operatives. While
no special amount was named. IL is un-
cerstood here that tho advance will nv-
eragc hve per cent. for all employees re-
cclNlng $40 a week or under
The number o foneratives affected by
the increases Is said 60 be $4,000
Whether this advance will be fol-
lowed By general rcadjus tment OF
wages In the entire textile industry In
New England Is uncertain. hut other in
teersts arc said to have had the matter
under consideration for some weeks.
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Minnie D. Miller has filed her refi-
liou Tor oiNurc" from Charles W Miller
aiestnE extreme cruelty. gross uerlect
hhi failure to provide SHE alleges he
q ilh worker ut EUilu-bee. makes
good money hut chat OBJ. ulainfiff who
pr a cripple. Us being HupUorted hv ncr
.tiaIN'~ auu fIicuds. Sine pravs FOR
NsIel.fg Uu March .u. 1912
ldnEr smith has grauIea 30 tguno-e-,-
A 'y"u Zoo tnc ease of william y ana
'Nn MntNf". rIrfrsrr SIS Alexander
~ "fd ano wife. restraining the defend
.N. from ulfuu-Iug OF 1--WE stock. in
.ith the plaintiffs claim half iuter-
t-l OF d. sll'E'd iu uu action brought
"l Iia.uI.ff- that defendants have VI5-
.'ttt ~. Germs OF am agreement for the
lu ihe case OF Elizabeth Carson. adrrv
W estate OF " llliaw Carson ~ William
n oi son. IT,. o. 90. rpfrni eemeuf OF real
., tate was approved and confirmed by
Al the request OF Tr1eeeutine Att,r-
h'N N. q. lruvu fNe court Vsaterda,.
n'i'h Indictments aguIu-f ftrd FlIslev
tsoberl H'rr. Carl Berg and Charfs4 III
hfie. IT'D" In-f two named were Indicted
on many tuuulr Tor sUIfci. Iur orders for
l40H"t Iu prohibition fcFIt.fg
iu fI.r rlrs OF John ltiriev w Tns-
rlr lhiit'ns report uf sale az real estate
.. The county Iau Yesterday received
~ lllnm Whitley and Inuk "Uufrh@
l.overs from Mayor UaIsior'4 CONT
Whrtcf was fined $40 ana COSTS rlr
NagIauoy and was unable fs rIv uogs-
t!F an uIN offender was tried HE tho
Mayor under the HHuIIuaf lHf and con.
fenced O." one ear Boo Che county IHI1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30
COULD BUILD U. s.
SHIPS ON THE OHIO
sh4pbuilding Plants working 20 Fun
Capacity, But Could Increase
Their Output.

NEW YORK. Dec. bodybuilding
plants IN the United states are workin z
20 fun capacity but can increase their
year according to information Obtained
BY the New York chamber OF commerce
through "a canvass Of the leading ship
\. ards OF the country, The replies show
that the tonnage under construction or
order al present o. double that OF any
year In the last ten According 20 one
prominent shiphuilier the amount %
building ln the United states for Am
cricuu registry has Increased teu-rufd
since July ]. 1914.
In summary Of The replies from
merce says that one leading Sew Erv-
land plant which has a construction
capacity. of 100000 year has work
on hand for nftecn. months ~ which
one half Is flr merchant tonnage and
the other hair government work An
other New ENGLAND plant with a capac-
ity OF 81 10000 has 70 months work
In the Dclawara and Chesapeake Sec
lions fully 100 vessels OF various kinds
including q larrrr proportion of ocean
Ftructcd. ON the Delaware river ~
vessels are being build lu au aggregate
ss3. 1000 TONS vailei al tss.010.nDo.
There o. mo- doubt that from tho sV-
pericnce which Interior river ship yards
have had in Che construction ~ steel
vessels Tor tho Eu.rrumruf. says The
report 'lt would Boz entirely nraefic-
able to contract fnr auxiliary craft at
several points along the NNaeieaiuHi
and ohio where .U.r building HIa long
been carried nn -urcseHfHiir f.r inter-
sr H. eertar- ~ ..aef irlductian tban
He.igae M rose conditions fhe
r1nnt. would Ir o.. f4 devote fn.fr
ere-ri. .r bOilAisE rerah1r' ,s.saI..
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OIL NOTES.

The South Penn oil Company has rig
completed and started drilling its No. !.
J.. q. Woody farm. located 800 feet
east Of It's No. ]. T.. j. Myers farm. on
Pinch creek. l.Ik district. Kanawha
county
Th' south Penn Dil Company No 2
J. NJ. Secse farm. completed iu nfty-foot
-anH and VIII make q gaS well. Lo-
The south Penn ou Company has
completed lts 80. 2. Fillmore Han farm
IN an" Gordon sand. and well b. good
Tor about nv' herr. D. per day. Located
on Middle Rum. S1rdl- district. Harri-
son county
The hon. Natural Gas Conuany's No.
]. Robert noak farm. completed ,u IiC
mum rauu and VIII make 90 ras we'll
Located or SHORE ltuu. teurerlIiIe dis
frlct TYLER county
ln Central district. poddridce county.
Tho philadelphia coil company Shot Ita
n" :. Arlington butspn farm. with POI
quarts and increased production from
o. D. barrels pr day
The UuufnfIUrHs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30

MEN FILE APPEAL
OEsn CITY HAS RIGHT TO REMOVE
SIDEWALK.
SA'1ih The Ordinance Il Unconstitutional
-Genetal News OF Jefferson
County Metropolis

: ~ NEVILLE O.. Dec. es-C9n-
,v.ulhs That the ordinance b. uuconstl-
eLttvhdl ana that the city has no LEGAL
4Nnl 20 COMPEL the removal OF show
So alleged 10 De encroachinr on sid.
Nalhs charles J. Mcconnell and A. nj
lyons. partners In the clothin.r firn, II
'Hhe4l n Lyons. found guilty by
'.tl on L. W. kalston of violating a CITY
I,.lhnce nave through their attorney.
S.,,nn =. i,uston. filed an appeal 10 the
court or Common Pleas
~ p contended that the affidavit did
nor charge an offense punishable bv ettb-
me laws Of ohio OF the ordinances 81
10 ny vi Steubenvl!c; that the city
-. -'u 10 Hut lofity 10 pass such an ordf-
nance ah9 that the ordinance Is uncon-
.ltu llonaL Defendants iu error ask that
'hg Judgment De reversed
through this action. an outcrowth OF
~ order issued by Service Dlre.ior Ross
- 1851 ina. All show cases which
Nre crowdiug tho sidewalks. b. moved
a test of the laglty OF the citv ordf.
iItH'e VIII hs made. The decision OF
H'ht merchants ia the CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30
CHARTERS ISSUED BY
SECRETARY OF STATE

.CHNRLEsTON. W. Va. Dec. 2s.-The
MD Kansas OH & Gas Company, OF
Pittsburgh. with an authorized capital OF
100000, was Incorporated here to-day
20 develop oil and gas holdings in Kan
tAs. The tncorporators. all OF Pitts
hurEh. arc y. VI. Holiday, A. h. Daily, g
\. Daily. George J. wolfe. and w. H.
Lee Smith & Son Company. OF Pitts
hurFh. was also chart cred 70 40 n gem
GRAZ mercantile business IN pittsburFl 4.
Ihe authorized capital d. $500. 900 The
interpretations. all OF Pittsburgh are q
20. Schnd $. ~ smith. g. n Baker. Cbas
jefferson ana william Bcnchoff
Ih. Ear'Hm steamship Company. OF
Detroit was grnntcd a cortificate 81 in
'.i r"1rt ."u with an authorized capt. Al
The authorized capital stock OF the
gle. Gland Cliff1 Iron Company. OF Cfevs-
I1Nd. ONTO. hos boon increased from e. b.
u'''N' tu tInH1I.OU0. The papers were
recorded to-day iu tle office III The Sec
Rotary ~ state. the concern doing buai-
ness under the lave of West virginia.
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WAR HAD BIG
EFFECT UPON
FOREIGN TRADE

:, WASHINGTON. Dec. 29-The Repub-
ncan Publicity Association gave out the
Iollowing statement at it's Washington
seadausrters:
a, Last spring. speaking to members of
ee ne Chamber OF Commerce OF the United
states, MIR. Redneld said;
beg OF you. gentlemen. not 20 be
me press into the belief that our foreign
trade lies chiefly in what We may call,
TOT lack OF "A better name. war orders. .
That Is not So
But IL Is So and government sta
ustics prove IT, Although war was de-
Slared July 81. 1913. q was not until
Septembcr that the incux OF orders from
me belliEcrcnts began 20 show appre-
cably in our export trade. Hence for
with three 12-month periods OF export
trade in what may properly he con-
sldered munitions OF war-September,
1919 to August. 1913. normal period
under Republican tarin law; September.
1913. TO August. 1914. eleven months
under the Democratic tariff law. and
september. 1914, to August. 1915. n full
year under the stimulus OF war orders.
Ofncial figures show that during the
1sl2-l3 period our domestic exports
amounted 70 s2,i60 100000. while for
the 1855 period they amounted 10
Sx.z45.OO0O0o. a decrease OF S215.O0O.-
700. or falling on at the rate of about
Slo.0OO.ooO monthly. In total exports.
foreign ard domestic. there was a fall
ing on during the i9i3-if period OF
500 900 900.
). For the 19t4-15 period our domestic
exports increased to s2.97S 500 .O0O Tho
relation which war munitions had TO
our total export trade ~ indicates in the
Following tabulatfon:
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state supreme court denied motion OF
FAlntiffs 20 make Rock Island receives
directors
- stated on Trustworthy authority that
BRUSH cabinet las decided upon some
introC -od next.
Expect that Austrian not will be re-
ceiNtd officially In Washington next Fri
Jay or saturday In time for Immediate
consideration by Pre- sident Wilson.
pennsylvania railroad lifts embargo on
Ifeight bound FOR New York FOR doines-
VIC use and grain 20 Philadelphia for
export
Total interest and dividend disburse-
nnhchtS m January estimated at $3.50. goo .
goo by Dow. Jones 4 Co.
average price OF - industrials 1870.
Off OIL per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30
MORE CARS FOR THE
W. VA. COAL TRADE

CliARLESTON. viva. Dec. 29-RaiI-
roads operating through the coal fields
on southern West Virginia have to-day
supplied coal cars equal o. 10 per cent III
the demand. The fact that Christmas
and sunday gave two days In which 10
handle emptcs permitted the railroads
y" supply more cars than they could
Furnish at any time in the last four
months. when only 80 or go per cent Of
inc demand could be supplied.
Secretary r. r Hcasley Of the Kama
VIVA Coal shippers Association. said to-
gay that conditions are 90 much inn
proved That there viii be a general in
creased movement o. coal out az West
virginia lie said 5000 loads are await
iug removal from Tidewater. Va. to-day.
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Increase S2744S5943
Percent. SOS.
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Mi-- sofia Calluzio found guilty OF
1u-t ueErse murder FOR the killing Of
tlomlnlc LupTcsto. was to have becn
Lleughi into court today Tor SENTENCED
ny ahotIeT delay was caused by The
illness o. Prosecuting Attorncv IL -
li"Mn, VINO has been laid up for several
nay WIN "a severe attack Of grin. IN will
lI,hANly De several DAYS before arsu-
Wents on a motion Tor q new trial before
Iudse smith VIII De heard and sentenced
lhpoNtd. II Is understood that III fhe
'"t!vh lor O. nov trial j. oVerruied the
tt.vl neg iur Tie convicted woman Will
SpIa'l the case Co a. higher court. IN
.. go. "l SWING the woman from a life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-30
WHEELING LIVE STOCK
HOGS


1000 70 Choice 1T5 To- ZOO. @ Cd
Good 10 choice. 100 Co I15 Is G.
air 20 good. 100 TO I5J. q &
Nfnrn and econ.
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Bank Clearings for the Month of
December Not Quite Largest Of the Year
cREksE or siso.5sS.
c1eartngs for the Month To Date s1o,-
2S4.3l9.57. an Increase OF 36-5
Percent.

With the Wheeling bank clearings for
Tor December to date O.254.3i9S1 and
two banking days remaining before the
close OF the month and year. 70 - prac-
tlcally settled that the total for the
month Will be In excess OF eleven mil
Hon dollars. but II II not now hoped that
the december total VIII equal that OF
the total clearinEs were t11.ef1. 553. 50.
the best monthly showing FOR the yea
The clcarings 10 date for December.
SIC. e5t. si9.S7. are compared with 81 500
foo.44 Tor the same period In December
a year ago. gain Of S2.74f.S59.43. or
36.5 percent.
The clearings yesterday were x5is.-
1882. or 53.a per cent.
The clearings FOR December TO date
are given IN detail below:
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PARIS MAY LIGHT UP.

PARIS Dec co. 5.05 A. m
General Michael Joseph Nauncurv
MILITARY governor 90 Paris. in state
mont given feb tho MatIn. expressed tn
opinion tn1f fhr capital might be- moro
brilliantly lighted without adding 60
ihn u.k of nIt raids The general
said ih1t Nn woe uqriring into the
1io. 'inl and ~ fhc results bore out
h.- Nrn'i 0furu would DO made 60
almost normal lighting
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TO CONDUCT TEsr.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec 20
Announcement was made today bv tho
Department of Schools thpf the first
TEST Tor elementary diplomas from
rfammcr schools of the state would De
conduci"i February and 4 The
second tcef win Do held March rs ami
i' ana ihe hual chance 10 mnke the
h'c' .,aiy Itdes VIII De- eIvon Nav is
and DO The fret uniform. cf.minafior
Cor teachers WIN boz held hpr1 ana
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Financial Opinions

FINANCLAL:-Profi taking IS UNI
uetstood 70 De largely responsible FOR
the hesitating action OF the stock mar
Net which may react moderately but
which VIII find buying orders on "a scale
down from important sources accord
ing TO Speculative channels. which eN-
lect resumption OF the Improvement i'm
January. For the moment. there is n
division q sentiment IN commission
houses. with adviccg suggesting a trad
ing position during the remainder OF the
week
WALL ST. JOURNAL.-It is evident
mat stocks ure coming out Of weak
hands. There l. absence of anything
suggestive OF bear pre- sure
FINANCIAL AMERICA has
pccn selling by room traders diSappoint-
cd over the action OF the stock ma -ket
dOl RNAL OF COMAIEECE.-A rea-
son FOR the strength In steel stock H.
the general market.
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AMHAssADoR nnrUaus.

.|N |I.E NrH rrMrrf Tnrrrr D.
NI.H American rrItssrrfnf fa srrir
Today Hn thn Steamship
|.r.HN 40 col willard a..
. 'H.uer political rondirrna in
Nr II...n NnIau who fr- tr-- -.
.E .. PM" American fnanffrf ~ WI.
H..H un tnH 1tHUhnrr nrau Qfr rrfn
.HH' more flnn fN 600 allied anfffrra Hnr
began
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NEW YORK Dec sH-TIe metal .~-
change quotes lead offered $50. spsIfrr
not quoted ~ London lead feF. So
Copper arm Els-trolytic s22 oo0
Iron steady and unchanged. Metal
Ma
~ London -uof copper FsE i7a Cd.
futures rec Elrotrolyffe rfgs. su1t
fin ffC- o. Futures frcS 81. AMI
rrouv ff2T
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t3)-Eooks close Dec. n for 2 per
cent dividend payable Dec. 20 and ! per
cent dividend Jan. 3rd.
tD-ENtru cash dividend Of &c. de-
clarcd. payable Jan. ,. 1916 Books close
Dec. 20, 1915.
t5)-fouk- close December 90 FOR
/ x q dividend. payable Jan. J. 1916
tt)-Eouks close December 90. for
] = q dividend. payable Jan. J. 1915
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my terry surrounding the finding Of the
SStntaIIed Dones OF man in the ruins OF
mat the remains void be held FOR srv-
GRAZ days. pending further investfra-
tlon. The authorities stick 10 their the
Sry that the victim was Henry Kropp
nut the missing mans wife stubbornl,.
refuses 20 be convinced The rer,ai@,s.
VIII be held a reasonable Length Of fir,,,
and ~ not claimed viii be buried IN pot
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FLAsHrs TO MAsrrrs

NV York. Dec 2S-The marilot IL
likely 70 suffer fur .er chills pending
the reply OF Austria 10 our last note
Doinestlcally conditions Tor bulllsh on
eratons are regarded Ideal. but the mar
ket would undoubtedly be Etrsnnthenod
tually shaking out the weak bull foilovV
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