South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 341, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 December 1916 — Page 4

WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1916.

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

POLICE CAPTURE ESCAPED CONVICTS Two Men Who Departed From Honor Farm at New Carlisle Are Caught. After an exciting chase in the region around Lakeville Wednesday illuming, t ii .uJih Fend pole; under charge t Captain f Retecli.es Farnhart, ca pt u red Arthur Lyons and John ( I atho J escape, convicts from the hom-r fum of theMichigan City pri.-on ,it .Vw C.trlisle. '1 he ji'iln f found th.it two iiitii tire-.s.-ed m blue similar to the oatht. I ro Ided for the pr isuner h of the larm, had heeui seen so :th of town, j After reachm-: Lake, lib- .tt the sagKeMiun of Frank Rowers, they turned i lack tu the William ScnuM woods ahout four in i lcis north of Iikev die.. IJoAcrs picked up the men In hi j automobile early Wednesday morn-t ins and be in:, suspicious of their' hluc .suits I f t them on she 1 01. J. .'- :ng a report of the- e-ape of two men from the New Carlisle farm in i i morning paper, Ii- inform 1 the local police, lie a ' oinpani il ticmen on th search, pointing out tie ot Wfiere he last Saw tiieni. Cipt. P.arnhait. with a boi ro .'. !f at tUPeUi' o the wo' v. it h a i ! e 'i r i-'w nt thj onl e ap: ot tii" pri.Minfrr La nd and Hi i ver about beatini; lhf "h the i ; n d r m" o w t h thb k. they canur i.lid Petect'Ae Loo;rt;j --t .'(!)ii-. Thor .IS Unt!su;lly i'pon the men unawares an.l iiturcd tl.'.-m befot't? !h v h id an ojportunkv to tl. I ':jtt l.nr.es w-re J'ouiid i f tl;c onl n. a on t!ie men, who were t i i 1 1 1 - - I in ;!:e Hoth lücri have Ihm ! for frora one to ei!if yar in prison for I -1 it l.ir'-tny. ao.j !. oris l:.!,itcl a i;.in.'l'j !"fore. Tht- Ioc.il pulhc ri'Tivcl th- r-iiit of the tsi.t'; from the honor firr- from th thciaU the to lit' i:oon. (!r altcrMR. AND MRS. HARTMAN MARRIED 58 YEARS AGO i.o;-;il Am tionc'T ami Wifr l!njo)in .;.! Mtaltli ami I'.Mrci Many More AnnUrrsnir. wo ; ;io:u of St. Joseph county, Mr. ami Mr; ,Y ciUh v.t Jo tin A. Hartman, Mi Wednesday celebrated the anniversary of their wcibling w hich took ears ago. place at Crumstown Hart-! Incidentally Mr ii. an recalled ttiat the day was far 11 oiii an ideal one, insofar as the weather was concerned, since it was! ! a'' oat eight degrees below zero. Mrs. Hartman, who is 7'" yearn I oil!, he fore- her marriage? was .Mi.s F. Koff and was born in the Ko:f homestead which tood where the Vaadalia station now stands. Mr. Hartman was lorn in t'hio, but has

:.-rn in this icinity for m.-re thanj1,omo Tuesday

. it cars. I I'.oth Mr. anil Mrs. Hartman are hah and hearty und ate conhdeht of j celebrating main more annivcr-i san.s. "Kv.-rvthiiig. even the weath - r. b is hanged." said Mr. Hartman Wed n esda y . Mr. Hartman, who has been acting as auctioneer in this city for many ears voted for Iiis :irst presidt r.t ie v cat s ago. II 'bio and .ns that mn was Porn in of the most phasing thing in his life was the fact that t'hio went deim-t ratic am; help, d eie. t Pre-'t W'Ü11. . . CHILDREN 36 YEARS OLD : Man cciicil of Intoxication With r.stlur. I,ic Frank Sa'.eta, pc luled sen ten i who e 1 of i .ltd c i s;:sts after he had pie. oh 1 g'.;ill oi" intoiat ion clia rges, ! f 1 1: Ved nes !a ; morning, v as living with hi Chestnut He sai vv idow r, I u t that 1 the i ;tv court s.ud that he father at -v'7 that he is a has tv o i hilI drcn "How oid are vi ur f-hildrcn'.' Are ;ppor ting th i isked the dcd.i red f our t. -Tb.ev c ;''. year- o!d," father . the $ id Tho ,-a.o for assault and batter y ' with inttiit to kill against Andrew, Meura upon George Finnic r. was d;sm:cd upon the notion of the, ' r oec;.t: ng attorney. league" upensThursday Tir-l (1.11)11' . to hx Magiii I Rail baniv P.a-k.t Th .rs ia. !-.. ,rk- :) th- 'i'üii.aTi ia 1 bag. tames, to be pla cd eniTig at tl.e V. M I'O m ate- M ' f the :t be!o:e. L. Wh.'er; of t i II r day Ti.1 1 s p t Tu. A IT) 1 1 . s 1,1 i Alb n 1 a ! n o: IAjz ' y 'laut r. H Smith b ad Fonr. 11 ..n.l . He.ive 1. e.l i 1- Sp;r s. i: s tb.- l lead SfTiitli s Pre-, .v l..r:. d D. Klbel h-a ! F.: i Mi l T l"i;ilV. N I ? m be r cf tli- " i . . . i ; Tea li-1 . iI'm' wiii me, eveniv.g at the s- ll " !. are the numbers a the for tbe meeting: Pi. tho : otk l.avf.eld; re Unti'"i 1 i 'a ! e i ; - 1 'o'.biw ir.g i I t i g va t n , Var.e Darker; el- ti !. 1 . r the ri-T M. i:. v tlic orch-. sti a S i : d v .- i: i ii i. tai r t he direct 1p;; rK.iiii.ii. :.ii: of Mr Fan . W. F. Wte!.vr.

DEATHS

HARRY NOWICKI. Harry Nowicki, three-months-old son f .Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nowicki. W. Ford f-t.. died Tu-s-day morning at s:20 o'( lot k following a brief illness. The funeral was held this afternoon at " o'f lock at the St. Caei-ir-.ir'x church. Rev. Stanislaus C.orka. ' ('. S. '.. iated. F.urial w as in St. Joseph's cemetery. JAMES A. VAN SICKLIN. James A Van Sicklin, 78 years old, T Aii-"!t, Ind. die! at his homo, th-:e Tuesday following an illnes.i of tv". o w k.-. Mr. '.m Siekhn li'"d j in oiiU Rend fr vears. moving to Angola, about fo'ir months ago. .s'jriuni,' him are Iiis wife, th (following hildren. Mrs. N. II. j Haight. 'aromeiita. Calif.; Mis. .1. IS. Cjaig, Howe, ind.; Clyde Van .Sohl in. tiiLslicn, Ind.; Mrs. Nellie i Van Sirklm, Howe. Ind.; Mr.. : Uitt-r. Angola. Ind.: a brother John ;Yan Sicklin of Line-sville. Pa., and a sister. Mrs. Kmma Sherwood of Lne, Pa. Mr. Van Sicklin was horn in New' V,.r L filv I t. f IX 1S.1S and WÜS

mari.ed tö Sarah . Feisler m lüh0,nk 1111,1 il is ,elnR t0.the C0"

who .lied shortly afterward. He mar- , i i d in lss::, his bride being Mis.-? iMappie Idnuman of Cowlen, Mich, i Th'- body a 1 1 1 be brought to ' South Ib-nd for services at the Grace M. i:. church Thursday morning at i lvr;o o'clock, with Itev. F. K. , ! 'oii'herty officiating. The c.isket i will opened at tlie ' hurch to jerj mit friends to set- the body. MRS. ANNA HARRINGTON. Mrs. Anna Harrington, 52 years old, wife of C. Harrington, 71J j Lincoln way L.. died at her home. Tuesday aftctiioon at U:-( o'clock follo w in.' a s iilden attack of pneumonia. She had been ill live days. I'.esides her husband, one sister, Mr.".. Jo.-eph I law ley of StTirgis. Mich., s ir i ry. .Mrs. Harrington was born in Lan-(.i.-li-r, I'a.. S.-pt. Z , ltil ami has ht il in South Fend f-even years, onung here from Mi.-diawaka. She was married to Mr. Harrington in 1 : 7. Short liinpral strviccs will be held at the rc-alewe Thursday afternoon at I o'clock, Itev. 1 K. Iougherty officiating and the body will be taken to Sturmis. Mich., at r : 4 7 o'clock 'that afternoon where funeral ser vices will be held Saturday morning. JOHANAS BERGMAN. Johanas Bergman, 59 years old, died at his home, 1011 S. Franklin st.. Tuesday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock following a. three weeks' illr.ess resulting from an attack of pneumonia. His wifw. Sarah, the following children survive him, .Magnie Fergman. Mrs. f. F.. Chaplin. Carl ltergman. all of South lieml. and two brothers. Adolph and Alfred, ilso of this city. He was born in Sweden, July ll, ly and has lived in South Fend :'.." years, coming directly here upon his arrival from Sweden. ROBERT EARL REEDER. Robert Earl Reeder, 10 weeks old. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Tt. P. iieeder, 7-ä Forest nv., died at his afternoon. MRS. JOHANNA VERMANDE. Word was received Wednesday morning by John C. Vermande, 812 i1' - Washington av.. of the death of I his mother. Mrs. Johanna M. Ver1 mande, which occurred Tuesday at I he,- home in Pordreeht. Holland. Netherla nds Ilesicies Mr. ; 1: li'iivt's She was sT years old. Verm an de of this city, a daughter, Mrs. Keen Van der Made, and a sun. mande of I lolland. J. M. VerJOHN EDWARD HANOVER. John Edward Hanover, 34 years TÄ.Ä loiiowmg an operation for appenidivitis. He is survived by his mother. Mrs. Albright and the following -Iii! Iron. Kuby, Stanley. Maybelle, i iiosooe and Kotti. One brother, i Ceorge of draland. Mich., also survives. Mr. Hanover was born in Buchanan township, Oct. 26, 1882. FUNERALS STANISLAUS SMIGIELSKI. The funeral of Stanislaus Smigielski, 64 years old, who died Monday morning, was held Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock from the resident of his daughter, Mrs. Stella Gruzinski, 445 S. Carlisle st., to St. Adelbert's church. Rev. John Kubacki officiated. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. HORACE E. OSBORN. The funeral of Horace E. Osborn, who died Sunday morning, will be held Wednesday noon at Riverview cemetery, Rev. H. L. Davis officiating. The body was brought here Wednesday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock from Jackson Mich. ELECT OFFICERS. iÜ'.'iHM) I f Tl. s ia v c v . is ! ! l . ting ' ' ! ! a 1 .' s Fi bio W"i;:etr '1.1 ;ti ! vv rt c is are Fiab. Far.:) eld .i.i' 1.- Matt. II. Ml- laiitll i'ol1 - . t,.! y ; Mi--s-k re'.a I v , and . ssis'.ant tlciv orncDRs. o ll.v e-1 s t oc i place at the rt gular j t the F.usuies i - .... tas at Hie i diliu an associ ition. The ' a follows: Mi; picsivlent; Mis ! i t fl'.M v ice president ; . tn asuicr aia-i i l".!o-Mi-s Wolf. M.irv assistant : Robert. I es Anna ! .lei. Mis Fhsabeth -l.il, eld and William; e cm Ja e t!i executive coiamittee. TAKIA lO IKPll L. Mi- Al; Hollar. lis Hart.eKI t.. was removed to Kpworth hospital T.ioday, seriously ill.

SEE ADVANCE 111

DPirc nc mm IIIUL Ul IVIILI Countv Acient Savs Producers j - n s - . . - Are Not Getting Enough to Meet Expenses. Milk probably will le the next : lottimodity to e increased in price i South Lend. a online to John I l ordner. county agricultural agent, I who returned Wednesdiv morning ' from Chicago, where he attended ! the national conference in regard to ; marketing farm products, and V. F. iJlostetler, one of the largest milk ' producers in the county, who is a J l.-ading member of the St. Joseph. j.'ouuty Milk Producers' association. J j I'.oth men believe the increase will ; come socn. win;' to the increased ! cost of production to the farmer. ! At the present time the producers j ure receivinp: 17 cents per gallon for ( sinners in South Ueno tor ceni. Although there is no contract between the producers and the dealers, there is an understanding between I them that the winter price shall be ! 17 cents and in the summer months 15 cents. Figures brought back by Mr. Pordner from the conference showthat in some places it costs the farmers more than 20 cents per gallon to produce the milk. He aid Wednesday that an investigation made by V. T. Roberts, otllcial tester of the St. Joseph County CowTesting association, showed that during October the farmers of this county spent approximately -0 cents to produce one gallon of milk, although few of them realize this fact. Mr. llostetler said Wednesday morning that he expected the producers of the county to demand on increase of three or four cents per gallon and in return for this to see the retailers raise the price about eigJit or nine cents per gallon. If this were done, milk would ho boosted to at least 40 cents per gallon in South IJend. CASE SET FOR TRIAL Salooiiniati Accused of IVrmlttln; IVoplo in Place Sunday. The city court Wednesday morn ing set a hearing next Wednesday in 1 the case against Louia Nyary, who is charged with permitting persons in his saloon after the legal closing hour. Petition of the defendant for a special judKe was heard by the Aiirt uh rt will nrmont '1 ItS't fit Il( ,u,i. 0. 0 . ' f names at the Thursday session or the court for selection by the attorneys in the case. Steve KM. who purchased tho Ktloon from Nyary sonic weeks ago and ran it for seven weeks without a license, was arraigned before the court Tuesday. He was found not guiltv. Nyary stated in the trial that Kli during the seven weeks that he was running the place of business, turned over all of the money to him and that he received no salary. The ame witnesses In the previous case are retained in the new trial. TICKETS PUT ON SALE Will bo (Jocxl nr Itaskct Ball CamoH and Track .Meets. At the regular weekly assembly held at the high school Wednesday morning the season basket ball and track tickets were placed on sale. The tickets are pood for all home games and track meets and may be purchased bv the students for 50 cents, w hile people outside of school may purchase the same for 7." cents. Interchips numerals were awarded to more than 4 0 stuelents who played on the various interclass football teams, the numeral be ing given to each who had played 16 quarter during the season. Announcements were maele by Prin. Metlowan concerning the second of a series of talks to be given the girls during- the school year by Mrs. (7. M. Studebaker on Tuesday, Dec. 12 CLUB TO GIVE DINNER .1. McC'onncll to Ik iint of Honor at V. M. Tonight. The mfniwr of the I- oreiarn Work club will entertain J. J. McFonnell' at a 0 o'clock eiinner at the Y. M. ! C. A. this evening. Mr McConnell, who has been a prominent worker in their soi-iety and lias been scorei ui . . . .. lit ii iivi r, India. 1- or the pat two vears he has been in the military training camps in Frame, where he has carried on his work. Mr. McConnel! will talk on his experiences Thursdav evening at the Y. M. C. A. STOVER ESTATE OPENED Wife it the Duly He ir t Preit Yaluci! at SIO.lTo. Tile estate of valued at Jl0.17e Lewis T. Stover. was ope ne d in circuit court Wednesday morning. the St Josepli iV'.inty Roan and . being appimted adminiMr. Stover, who iied Nov. Trust F tratr 2c. let real etate valued at l'J.Ooo and a personal estate of 17e. Hi v ife. Fliza .. Stn er. is the only j lu ir. King l-aiih.tvis c lass of the t'nite-vl Urethren chureh will hob! a Razar ami Pastry .--ale Saturday, Dec. S. CIO b Michigan f. ArlvL

HIS BID REJECTED, HE DIGS UP REAL COIN

I.Iie I'o Would Coniproinix? at Ku( Court Inits on Full C'liarv. Te got only five dollars and I i thought i mu-nt able to youi .... uj Willi tn.U. sugseMea i.izie v ox. a farmer, immediately after Judire 1 lamniersi hruidt lad pronou ru etl a jndempnt of $1 and costs uion him WednfsJ.iy mornini; for intoxication. "No," replied thr judo. "you will have to see the clerk. The chare will be $11." Fox Wt the court room and the bailiff showed him the way to the cell room. "I don't want to be looked up." declared Cox. "Wait a minute and I'll pay." 1 teachins into an inside vest pocket, he took out ft neat roll and pealed off more than enoußh to pay thf line. A minute later he took his change and left the station. SOLDIER LADS TO BE ENTERTAINED AT DANCE VfTair in Honor of Company r to hi? Given V)y Army and Navy Union. ( I Plans for the entertainnu -t of I Company F of the third, upon their ''return to the city, with a grand ball were completed at the meeting of G. M. Poinsett garrison No. 9'J. Army and Navy union, held at the lodge rooms, .".I'l si. Michigan st.. Tuesday night. The proposal to entertain fittinuy the lads back from the border has been before the union for some time. J An invitation to the whole company was sent ( apt. Hogers some time ago and he has just replied with his acceptance and thanks. The date of the affair has not yet been ser, owing to the uncertainty of the time of the return of the company. Y. W. DIRECTORS TO' MEET City Secretary to Talk at Soion Thursday Morning. The board of directors of the Young Women's Christian association will meet Thursday morning; at 10:J0 in the association building. Following the business session Miss (Jertrude Gogin. city secretary, will fcpeak to the board. The meeting will be followed by a luncheon. At o'clock the Pleasant Sun day Afternoon club will meet at the building for supper, after which they will have a business and social nCfiniriir Tho nniiop will ! rH-n j , " . 7- "" v 7'v" or e c,u.b '"bers, by the devotbcre will he 50 quests. M ss ÜüSin . , peai. uuring ine evening. TWO ENTRIES RECEIVED j TIie I.ons and Short of Dog j j)(J Slovvll iicre Will Two new dogn.have been received for the dog and cat show, which is to be held in thi-city Dec. 7, S. anil 9. An importer! Dachshund entered by Carl Weiss of this city. The dog is a remarkable specimen of the German hound, it measures a ft. in length. A five-pound Russian terrier will also be one of the interesting features of the show. Among the noted judges, jj. M. Rosenheim, owner of the famous Rose Home kennels and Miss Edith Taylor of Winnipeg, both of whom are familiar with animals and have had much experience in judging them. WILL GIVE MUSICAL I!1K School Students v, Take Tart Thursday Night. The final rehearsal of the different organizations in tne music department, or the free musical to be given in the school auditorium on Thursday evening, were held Wednesday afternoon. More than .100 students will appear in the program, the first of its kind to be given at the high school for several years. The program has been arranged by Miss Effle Harmon, head of the music department, and by Miss Rernice Fhtrk and Mr. Parreant. sponsor and director of the orchestra. PLANS SUFFRAGE BODY j 3Us I loronoo Watt lex to Spoak at High School Thun-clay. Rfforts to form a local sufirage organization will tie made by Mi Florence Wattles, a well known suffrage worker, in a talk at a meeting to be held on the third tloor of the high school Thursday evening. Mis Wattles, who formerly lived in Kokomo. has Just returned from the east where she toek an active interest in the presidential campaign. ! She has traveled throughout the I '"I:"'? ' '" ,nM"1 f woman I ruuruiir. COMMITTEE TO MEET Will Diocti F'laiH l'or Moing i'iiiivh I 'or Oio C'iiih. The possibility of establishing moving pictures as a regular part of the entertainment at th" various community -enters will he Iis, usscd at a. meeting of the tnur.lcip.il re.-reation committee in tlie o:!i o of F. R. Rarr.es, municipal recreation director, at " o'clock thi aftt e momi. The municipal Christmas I tree festival and other activities of the recreation department w ill be " comldertd.

MAYORS m

s BY COURT $.-. I Keller and Gaylor Know Noth- ! ing of State Liquor Laws, j Says Judge Ford. Neither Mayor Fred W. nor Mayor Kalph Iayloi f Keller. Mishawaka, know anythiir. about th liquor laws of the state, accordim; to a st a tnic nt made by Jude CJeorge Ford in sustaining a demurrer to the mandamus action against Mayor C.aylor and City Treasurer William Kimball started by Charles Kronewitter. prop! if tor of a saloon in Mishawaka to force the city officials to grant him a permit. The demurrer was sustained on a technical point, the court holding that K ronewitter's attorney had failed to allege that the money for the permit had been tendered. j "It is inexcusable the way 1 he j law is observed in this town." Judge! Ford sail in rendering his decision. "This spring we had IV, Z indict ments in this court and they were' dismissed after teven of the cases had been heard. Evidence was brought in here by two strangers, whose testimony the jury refused to believe. I'll i'grce with you that the mayor and the rest of the otlicials up there at Mishawaka. don't know what the temperance laws arc and the mayor of South Fend don't know." The attorney for the Mishawaka ctiy officials tiled a demurrer to the mandamus suit on the ground that Kronewitter did not allege that he offered the $5 fee for the permit to Kimball, the city treasurer. Kronewitter's attorney said the money had been offeved to the treasurer on the same day that the license had been granted by 'the county commissioners ami that the words "immediately following" in the complaint meant the same day. The court decided that . he could not imply the meaning". Kroncwittcr's attornev also was ordered to make his complaint in a suit for $.;.0(oi uamages against three Mishawi.ka otlicials more . speciiic. Kronewitter is sueini; Mayor Caylor. II. 11. Strubbe. health officer, and Thomas K. Kreiter, chief of police, for damages on the ground that he was arrested maluiously. The attorney for the city said in his argument that if the complaint were made more speciiic it would be thrown out of court. GOOD WILL FUND IS NOW $12,364.92 Many INod" Ilao !S"ot ltceii by Solicitor Will Itcport l.atc Toelay. Siru The reports of two solicitors toward the Good Will week fund of the Federation for Social Service totaled SI H of which all but J3 has been paid, were announced by the federation up to i' :.".) o'clock Wednesday afternoon. This latest adlition will bring up the total so far collected to ::. A large peT cent of the solicitors for the fund have not yet reported and there are still several hundred cards hearing names of possible gie:s in the oftices of the federation. A number of others mounting into the hundreds, have been returned by solicitors without any appeal being maele. Special means will be used by the federation to reach these people. A part of the late plans of the officers is the publication of pledge carls in the daily press for the use of those who have not or cannot be leached in any other way. It is expected that this campaign will be started some time this week. STAYED OUT AT NIGHT Max Mr ker 1V is (ranted a lodge' I'oi-il. orce; P.ceause Helen V. Striker took no interest in her home and frequently stayed out late at night. Max Stryker was granted a divorce from her by Judge (Jeorge Ford in superiir court Wednesday afternoon. The husband said on the witness stand that many nights his wife di 1 r:ot come home until 12 o'clock. Thev were married in January. 111.?, and separated July 2 4. P. '!',. The woman was granted her former name, Helen V. Dillingham. DOCTORS PICK OFFICERS W. II. Raker .Named Pi'eident of County .-ociatioii. The St. Joscpii Founty Medical association held its annual me-etir.g for the election of orhcers for 1 1 1 7 at the public library Tuesday night, i The following were elected: Dr. W. H. Raker, president; Dr. H. R. Cooper, vice president: Ir. II. H. l)'.igd ile. se i a-tary and treasurer and Dr. J. F. Duggan. assistant secretary. me ii m iiool on. The second meeting of the l.evv'y organize'! Seien' e and Mathematics.) (if. will be h-bl Thursday after-! i. con m tne pny;c c t . I room, a ......I i.ri.i-f.ini ha ..n ,trni-.-,l 1 . vthe eorimiitte-e in .barge. An important s-r.ir m-etir.g" has been ealb-a y Harlow Li p J ' nc-o -1. preside!. I i a i te r n "n. & the ( !.i Maliers for Ti!;r ?, pert a i p. i r. iz the intere-i all brought up and the !.i vi! ill member are urged to attend this nieetin lu i:si :. a :to v orki r. l)eKlmer L- K.--x. troit; Kldora Zears. pliv -Mcir n's as. :tant. South Rend.

MUST REPORT EXPENSES

Candidate; r Rootiirod to lilcrtion AcvounK 'v Thurla v. Thursday is the last day on whc'h candidate. may lile the accounts of iheir campaign expenses for the t lection held in Novemler. According to the Indiana election laws they are allowed r.O days in which to tile their statements, telling the amount of money spent for them in an effort to secure their election, ami giving the promises made by them. Practically all of the men who ran (for of:', i e have turned in their ac counts to County Clerk tleorge M. Kaub, but there are some who have tailed to do s.o. I. R Miller, prohibition candidate for joint senator . from St. Joseph and Marshall coun ties, tiled hi account Wednesday, shoeing that he spent nothing on his campaign. Supt. Toyne Ordered to Prepare Estimate For Station Near Dam. It is costing the city more than four times as much to pump a gallon of water at the nrrth side station than it does at the central station, according to the monthly report of the water works department for No ember. For the 7J. ::.". 'KMi gallons of water pumped by the central station the pumpage charge, which does not include the fixed charges of operation and overhead, was $C.O046C per gallon while the charge at the north side station was $0.20t. This is the practical difference between the pumping of water ay steam and by water power. It is the aim of th? department to pump as much of the necessary j demand for water through the central station but the excess must he taken tare of by tho steam station. Though the rated capacity of the central station is .",0(0,000 gallons per day, conditions o' the races leading to and from the turbines are such that it is impossible to pump more than aboit half of the capacity. J. W. Toyne. of the' w ater works department has been ordered by the" water works board to prepare estimates or the construction of a new plant on the island at the dam, where it will be possible to run the three turbines at full capacity. Should the new plant be constructed here it will be possible to construct races of sufficient capacity to handle all of the water needed, except perhaps in the .summer month, by the city. It has been estimated that n plant such as is contemplated by the department will cost approximate' $:!', coo complete. These figures arc, of course, not accurate but the eharges could not be more than ?F00e. The present race from the three turbines is abcut half large enough to take care of the flow from a single one. SPANISH SHIP IS SUNK Hundred Persons Iteiortoel to Have Rccn Drowned. Inb-ni.iti'H! il News Service: MAIdMli, Pec. ii. The Spanish steamship Pie Ix, has been sunk in a storm 200 miles off the Canary islands. One hundred persors are reported to have been drowned. The vessel sailed from New Orleans for Rarcelonu on Nov. 1. She was a vessel of n,S?5 tons and hailed rom Cadiz. orr.x rids. 1 1 : 1 r li a t i or i a 1 News Serviee: WASHINGTON. I-c. ;. The navy department this afternoon opened bids for construction of the first four battle cruisers to be provided for the American . navy, to cost not more than $16. "00. 000 cash. CHICAGO PKOMTK. Clih'Ai;, Reo. Ii liFJ'Tia:- Keeelpt. J.l.'t tu.; refinery etr.-in. '.'.'.(; extra firsts, .'.-iTr '-c; l'.r'it. .'IT.'ii ; p.i king stock. 2t'i i:;;s IbMeij.t. 2,71v -:ie: current re. t ipt. ::."; ::'. : urdin iry tirt. :(P l-jo: !irtrt. :?:,: etr:m. i:jfj 44e ; i lu k. ."i'ij'.'s, ; ilirrie. .".b-. 'Hi;i:si; Tu in, iiew . Ji1--,-: hiirl.. .".i-; v unrig AnieriiM. '.'; luiglioni. 't;-; I . r i ' U. . I'l'-e. I.IVF l'U'l,Ti:Y Turkey. le; . hi-k-eii. 1 1 ' 2ii l.'i' .. : spring rs. Id-: rooter. 12' : L'ees,., ij'.ri.,i ; ducks. :vnv,. I I'o i'A J I.N- -ihn tipt. 1.. c.ir: Min iies'it.-i. I;ik a.-i and hl..-. si. :w.r"f la Wis'-oii-in white, spptj l i; MONKV AM KVC IIAXCii:. Xi:V VUKK. Ree. (;. C;,M innav n the fli.i.r of t ho New Y"M; St'., k F-L.-inge t.'ilay rule.l :ir 7 per ent ; high. 7 per lent; low. ."'. per n-m. 'i'hlie TTT'Iley Wa CISV. U itr were; tin (lavs. F.'; -. p-r i cut : .M -hiy. 4'Vl-. per eent : 4 imoith. rr eent; mouth. 4ij ter eent: t ! Month. 't 1 : per cent. The marker for Prime Mere.mtil Ihiper v.i 'juit. Fall n. "lay hi I.eiidi n t-nlay was 4"1, . p r lit. I Sterin l!'h. ii. go was .te.nl v with I !inines in I'. i :i k-r ' Fili at s 7ä 7-l"j ! T'-r ilen.and : S4.711t'i; 2 for 'o-dav bilN. bilb i rid S4 r.e, i , far fO-da; I'lTTMtt KOII I.IVK PITTSUFIMRI. P.t.. he. TOCK. ' ; -cattli: ! Snriplv light; market retnlv prime. . i i ii.ivu2.; i ! n t ' h er . ." 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- Active Trading Marks 0n ing of Market, But No Great Advances Are made. . . 1 Internationnl News Se.-vi-v. NEW VOI1K. I'o,. l.-TU n- a active traamg in man issuer av mt (Opening of the stock market, hut the net changes at the end of the tirst Ja minutes weie- ge-neiaiij """i'i'u iit tsuinu ivviick were in Lroid tie"1 ,1111. ..'..tv ...... v - - ..v.v ... r-" " mand at advanc ing prices, howeve r, with Fnited States Rubber advarv -ing 1" to e. s. Crucible Sted ros 7S to MU. and Western Fnion rose a point to 10:'.j. Heading, after advancing r,s to 111. reacted to HOio. Steel common after adv.inc ing 'z to ll'ri. declined to lf, is. Similar advances followed by reeessions were noted in nearly all tho other usually active issues. In the bond market (Ireen Day Rs, which have been active and strong for the past few days, continued in demand, selling at 1 ,. MW YORK SIX W KS. NKW YORK, Dec. tl. Fl sing prices on the stock exchange today w ere: Aliis-Chalmers Allis-Chalmers pfd American Agricultural American Reet Sugar American Can Co American Car and Foundry American Cotton Oil American Locomotive American Smelting American Steel Foundries American Sugar Retinery American Tel. and Tel. .. American Woolen Anaconda Copper ....... Atchison . . -1 2 . !0 . !."'- . lmii:, 1 .i . I ! "i . 7 7 : 'u . no .1174 . 702 .116 1 - i "H . r6 r,s .10:.?; l.ahlwin Locomotive 7 7 Haltimore and Ohio S Bethlehem Steel C l.'i Rrooklyn Rapid Transit .... California Petroleum Canadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago and Northwestern Colorado Fuel and Iron . . . Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Chin Copper Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steel Distilleries and Securities . sr. ll-.T . 704 . 6 9 Vi DT4Ts 44-?; Krie C7"s Rrie 1st pd. General Klectric 1T91; Cleneral Motor 11', (Goodrich. Co 69 Great Northern pfd ....117 Great Northern Ore i.'t' Illinois Central l()6r-; Inspiration Copper 61 7S Interboro 17"s Interboro, pd 7 4 Internationa! Harvester 12 Central Leather 10S-; Kansas City Southern 2 7,j Missouri. Kansas and Texas.. 11 Kansas and Texas, pfd 2.1 Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Miami Copper Louisville, Nashville Maxwell Motor Co.. 1st pfd. Missouri Pacific Meyican Petroleum New' York Central New York, N. H. and II.... National Lead Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific N. Y.. Ontario and Western Penns Ivania Pressed Steel Car Ray Consolidated Reading Republic Iron and -'teel . . Rock Island .104 , &2 . 45s 1V.V, . 21 .1N"U , 1 (J 7 m v V ' . 6S?i ,14 0 14 111 . 2 2 . .) O "4 S4 1 1 M ' H 4 Sloss Sheffield . . . ."'out hern Pacific . Southern Railway Southern Railwav, pfd. .

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South Bend Marvels (j TC A I X AM I I. I I. (Corrected Iilv by H. varr v(arr Mil Ik. Il Irnulii- Ac, WIlfAT I'.iiii,.- si 7.". p.r lai ( AT S 1! ini' äje: s- iiiii- on,- .i r 'l;. -Paving loe; selling SI per !.u. live- I'a.vit.g -1 ."g", ji-r lai. 15KAN SeTiing ?1 per hu. MIDRI.INtkS - Selling 1 Ot mt .b i liul'l'iin l s!iinB- ii.ii f. r cwt. GLlTEX-sVlliii!: f 1.70 pei v.r scratch pi:i:i-seiiii.g .g.:. per CHICK I'PKD Si-Iliug v2.2' :r.O per cut. iCorrrcteel laf7y t Major ftroi., S. Liigin si . MiiuawkLi.) nr.AVY l Ai üTrK.n-3-FMr to 004. JiJIV.-c; prime, c.jv. HOGS HOUll'iJ 11... $: -0; 12 lb. Fresh bullbeaila. lT1-- per lb.; clilaooc aluion. 20' jc; eels. 17Vjc. Fresa inter caugLi drcESfj whit Ch. 11c lb. Hlark lnanmnl brnl boQ"Vti rodflaa. 22c lb.; paiuked cbiuook laUcc, fcuiotvd ts Lite Lib. 16:. SEEPS. (Crre td Rairy ry rrarr rlroi , Sm4 Horf, 114 K. a)B St ) TIMOTHY -4.g.00U0J per bu. Ki;i) FLoVhi:-j:.ooli,vn en ; , r lu. WHITi: CLU KU Ug DO per bu. ALiSIKK OOUll.C per bu. A L FA L 1 ' A - 1 U 1 2 uJ. svi:i:i' flu '..r.-m 00212.00 perot, C'CJVV PI2A.S ÖU'u'g-ÖO per liu. SUV IH;A.--f2.ofgr;iO per bu. ULi:K (R:ASS-J2"y) per bj i 1KFI i'KAS-Jg.Oo per bu. Ml l.bll $1.73 per bu. (it KM AN .MILLKT-J1.75 ff, bu. JAl'ANKSK Ml I.LKT- J1.70 per ba. IIL'.NCjAUJ AN Mll.I.h.'T-J 00 per bu. VLTFH- a.OUilll W. MAMMOTH CLoVL'i:- f.MM.KH ;,u. l'KOUMü.NS. (CorrfftfJ Daily Ij 1. . Murh'rr, til K. .It-ITeraon Itlv.l.) I'KI'IT O'-ibe. ease. iH; m-I 1 : r. U tVjt,7"' per d-jzeii ; leinoii., per cim', Hin, k1 1 1 iii?. o'Jc per dozen; upple. p.ivi:,. l v.l."o per in.; .elli:.g .';7,.( ."j. pp.-"- p.-. l. vi;;rtaiji.ls- ai.i .e. p.. n.g. i. ; se lling, ti; per lb. ; p.-U! . p.i.v ing Si 7 per bu, ; HciiiiiK, iii' per p i k. Kl.Tli:U A.vn k;i.i. i cm .ir; loittT. paying, 2t';;2c ; seliiiig. 2.v.j p, ; e;.r., -ry I. ntte-. p.iving. P. ; s. iin.g. 4.",. Mrietly tre-b, payiijj-, 1 g. ; . :ii;.g uJC 1IAV. 8TKWV AM I F.F.II. (Corrrtel lltii t,j- tic Vl- Miller 1 lour and I ed Co.. 4 .'0 . Mitliij(ei St. RAY PajiUK JbcuL'. s llii:. Jllüir, STK.V p.iviiig. .s'i p.-r t ; a g lC per t"li. er p'-r I. .i.e. HATS Paying. .V...- p. r ! , t i'W&ltp'- per i-u. M:V t'uIl.N -P;i)ing. SK per L.i . e.iin'. '." fu51 ' be-r bu. iIMilJl t.Ll -vajTrig. 5' pr tu ; t-iliijg. J.'J.VI per bu. Ala ALl'A sLKU- (Moutata jiijuti selling. Jl.'t per bu. lv,1; v;uai7i0 hi., ?v4r); www if. ls..7.; l'J 1L.S. nud over. li.lL. TAi.Lorr ami iirjf.s. (Corrected Ilitily by . V. LTxipiuai N. Mala St.) TAMAPV--I'.onch. g-i:,e. renlef i. X. l. Ca '; No. 2. :;'a:-. U imiI,- jj;' per ib IIIIHIS eJree-n. Xo. 1. h -'" : .of kla I'Otl.TItV AMI MIATS. (Correrted Ilallr hy Jliamiea Mnrkel, 128 L. .Irffer.na JJ1J., I'OL'LTUi ing. HH: ; s-: : tf. 22 VEAL I'aylor. 1 1 ö R' ; u-Uit.g. tOc BEEF It .ant. 2.V ; Lollinf 12:s:; terhou-p. 22c; nirloln. j7c HAM Pay in it. IS.-. LAUD Selling. porrisii. Crrrrtl Iailr r tlto I nilnnml I las. I'oultry ud r J cwii .MarLrt, V. Uahinftoo At.) Strictly f.-eth eangM .J re o nl :t f.h. ni l,(M)l MXKMI. V 1 ' VV V I i I g I .... -. I i - . l. t ' w .-re ...a.-ier P: ti- m.;"-, , ,j,v , ... ,.ri., ... , f c. ,.:.!. -.uri..p weie tr,.... we;, r v a - Pre,, nriii. K;in -i.k tv i 1 he' MAUKFT ' H I I.i: HI OTATHiN New York. I ''- . " i rn.irket ri. i v ,1J l j THOMSON AND IVA TT T TI TVT O TV 201-202 J. M. 5. BIdg. MfmlxT ? ew TorV Slo-r L. Kirtwatr, Xew York Cotton V.xrUmJtf. ew Orlejum Cotton EirtovarfN ChicAgo Stork Ririuui( CKIrmco Dt J of Trde Mid lailia lUakrri A m ; - stioa. Dlrmt i'rliiW Wirr U All MATkfU. P1IO MRoll 39O-301: Home ?ti2-?09A.

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