New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1916, Page 15

NEW, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1916. the Mexican port early in the day. th lfems RICHTER & CO’ T MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGY. BITTER []VER U S Doranlin il Beso. F. Kolodziej of 166 Broad street has Tfom’ ONEPRICE Cla Represented by E. W. Eddy. New Britain Nat. Bank Bidg. Tel 840 and El Paso, Tex. March 16.—It Rear Admiral Benson Tells What Sea |Fotifled the police that sixty-three _ Bl 114116 AsYLUM ST. ' 50 shs Peck, Stowe & Wilcox | stated today at the headquarters of pounds of beef were stolen from his HARTFORD. Gen. Gavira uu_ anza commander at Force is Doing to Be Ready for place today. Suits for Stout Women a Specialty Ju ez, that no information has bheen o Three new cases are heduled on o 50 shs Landers, Frary & Clark received of any Carranza troops hav- this week’s city court trial list. They 50 shs Union Mfg. Co. was e | ing joined the American expedition. Washington, March 16—Rear Ad- |&re Adolph Wacker vs. R, Berman; Here Tnath nieht =itk severty fvamen |loons odayitold Sithe ionseBmavall [(EACIECt Sal B e o oo n Fentlt Bl 3 committee in minute detail of the AR ¢ G preliminary work of preparing the| Dr. Charles Wacker, the former ! navy for an cmergency. local dentist who recently figured in | The naval militia, he said, was [police court, visited the police today | El Paso, Tex, March 16.—Villa, ) heing brought constantly into closcr |and tried to get official authority to since the pursuit of the American |touch with navy ideas; merchant v visit his wife and child. He claims army started, apparently has passed |sels were under inspection to deter- | his wife will not see him. The police satisfaction that after the pubiic | Peyond the American Mormon colony | mine what private craft would be im- | were unable to give him any satisfac- fully understood the situation there |4t Casas Grandes. Reliable de- | mediately available in case of war | tion. had been no expressions of impa- | spatches today indicated that and each naval bureau was informed The T. C. S. Whist club held a St. tience at the failure of the expedi- | 500 American there are safe. exactly as to what it would have to | patrick’s whist at the home of Miss tignary force to make an earlier start. | despatches gave credit to C: do with these vessels. Margaret Conlon last evening. Ml ¥t was generally felt in army | forces about Casas Grandes for put- Repairs which would make them | Mary Suzio won first prize and Mi ¢iycles that in consuming only 4 | ting up a front which stopped Villa | effective would last from a few days | Margaret Liebler the second prize. week in preparing for the search | from making his proposed ra'l on |to several weeks, he added. Next week the club will meet at the for Villa and at the same time for | the Americans. The navy was working, Admiral{home of M Margaret Lieble the defense of the border, the south- Today’s inform:tion strongly in- [ Benson testified, on mobilization, or- et depa nt had done fast work. | dicated that the bandit leader, with |ganization, strategic and supply plans S T e e S R e e s e el o G ol e otiah ST AR G sco e EAGERLY AWAIT FAMOUS ORGANIST (Continued rom First Px in many cases was endorsed by news papers was a surprise to Generai Funston, who had said when hec an- nounced the secrecy plans: + L suppose they’ll haul me into court for this General Funston today voiced h Americans Safe. Paying by Check An obligation paid by check avoids disputes—the check is re- turned after payment and becomes a receipt. Paying by check is business-like and convenient—it puts safety and system into your daily transactions. This strong Bank welcomes checking accounts with business = firms and individuals. stock in many sections: there was no | the move. Information conre necessary to strike promptly. The Mrge force available at any particular | his movements were closely guarded, | mobilization plan, he said, haa point, supplies had to be transported, (& and mounts for the cavalry had ‘o be added 3 Pershing Reports all Well. The first report from Brig. Gen. Pershing, commanding the expedi- | tionary forces into M. 0, to Major going well, was received at Fort Sa Houston e today. The report dealt with the disposi- tion of the various units, the distance | of the first day’s march, and the | Mexico line. movement of the Carr troops. All these questions come under the censorship, however, and were n(‘g‘(:en. | force into Mexico, was busy zather- | ing a new organization and attending given out. due south of the point where th: col- | umn Mexico yesterday El Paso, Tex., March 16.—New and Gen. Funston, stating that all W ~'D'!V\r(‘|ful army units were rapidly forming tods along the Mexican bor- der to fill the gaps left yesterday when the first expeditionary army entered Mexico from two points on the New moving in on the heels of Brig. o ot Grandes is about 100 miles | Peen approved; the organization plan 3 ;EUMYHE Lr--, of Gener: Pershing entcred New Army Units Form. El Paso, Brig. Gen. Geo. Bell, J. J. Pershing, who led the iirst had been worked out but was not yet finally approved; the strategic plan was being evolved and war games were being played but a fully s factory general plan had not been perfected. Because of the expense, local com- petitions for sites, and other factors Admiral Benson continued, the ba: plan was still under advisement. Great progress, the admiral said, had been made in the communication service and a plan had been perfect- ed for complete control of radio communication. SNOW TOSSES COACHIS OFF. New Britain Music Tovers Promised | Rare Treat at South Church Tomorrow Evening. The music loving public of New Britain is eagerly awaiting the com- ing of Edwin H. Lemare, the great English organist, who is to give a recital at the South Congregational church tomorrow evening. Mr. T mare was organist at the Panam Pacific exposition and while there great crowds nightly flocked to the auditorium where he played. He | lection easy Come and see our dresses!—we | have done a great deal to make se- and satisfactory to you. | Our name assures their qualit: experience and advice are at your ser- vice; and the models we have chosen are those you'll see in the highest most exclusive gowns. Let us help you choo: $14.95 UP. (In Silk) Mann"‘ TRUST CO. R FINANCIAL NEWS I lh 3 i —————— considered today the foremost organ- | to the supply problem, and the com- o 4 i ror i e . | e st And Plow Out on Rescue Mission Also | ist in the world and his appearance Army Numbers About 5.000. ! munications for more than 4,000 men o dpeh B it ot i G ten o _Columbus, N. M., March 16.—Briga- | who today were out on a virtual desert Comcs to Grief. the people of New Britain may never dier General John J. Pershing, com- | rapidly getting farther from thai Winsed, March 16.—Two coaches | enjoy again in this city. ; { ! Rep I & S com .. STRONG TONET0 [5°" mander of the expedition, accom- | bases. on an east bound passenger train on Organist L.emare spent a few hours | | So Ry pfd . ranied the force as far as the border 23rd Infantry from Galveston | the (tentral New England Roilway are {in the city last Saturday while on his | Studebaker and then returned, and with another | e the troops entered Mexico on | At Columbus N. M.. the 11th | ¥ "and.a snow plow train sent out |he had an engagement to play af Texas Oil he flank of the main army. | Cavalry, from Fort Oglethorpe, ar-|iast night from Millerton to release | Williams college and he took the op- | Union Pac United Fruit Despite rigorous censorship, which ng during the night, was rs,‘:\lfl,\'! «;; the passenger is also off the irons at | portunity to inspect the famous PI‘lGGS vary Accordmg m Delw_ e o closed all telephone and telegraph | move in after the first army, ! Foatodslacooraiietie RLor st h | s e e s i HaTe = igorous Buying Sends Stooks | v's'mun’co ay and Mamtlacturers |0 ying wires to military movements, it be- as not known here when the 1:th| .oiveq here today. the instrument from every angle, he 3 1 i U S Steel The market is getting more acti every day and all of our local stog have shown slight advances duris the past few days. This includes al came known that the number which | Would go or what direction T i i = & he assen a int k ©! I ras P K E 2 as he £ ooR P ESED entered Mexico is about 5,000, Aero- Columbus was today the immeliate sno\\'Ldl};fl ;nge:tsrzx;ron-‘:s{) tlv 3,35\‘\ ;:r:;cl“:::l‘\r('\:o orgu\n]‘\:‘( h":d ‘:;:-n “in | U Evefl MGXIGallS Jomm Pamde U S Steel pfd With the expedition in motor trucks. | Incidents of the spectacle vesterday | jon et (E88 o O et ety AR e e p’ g i Flying conditions owing to the clear- | as the American columns went over | jorea'® Zeramelonons ae s s litheplocal ae oM It L A o he ironfigy od R Western Union ness of the atmosphere, are ideal the international line reached here to- JRISSl T ipassnserndne fatilfoniliconsiden 1 o privileee to play LERTRCH I Ay lastivestigeTor doubtiasitoftie New York, March 16, Wall Street, s Overland 0 Loy are 5 2 the train. e of tickets thus far indicates that e o £ th i | N N i g E 4 g Troops Leave With Shout. by For the most part : . : runawayicharacter of itho stesl ATl 0230 . m—Vigbrous buying of vari- i B 5 L - All trains on the Central N2w Iing- | a large audience will be present to | ket is being swept £ th v : CRIL S ying When General Pershing gave the - s showed a desire to co- e > . o v € EHES BLie @i o © WAY. | jus stocks imparted a strong tone to it et e EEYe e e A e !and“undtfl(;c New Haven rotds enter- | greet Mr. Leg\ar(; P ]h\: appear- | Prices rench new danger levels with | o Stocks imparted a strong tone (o ; f " st > ing Winsted are being run as ‘‘double- | ance at the South church tomorrow | each week, but demand does not halt | ; o g morning, the soldiers swept for- | ary censors that they should not re- i 3 5 A 2 | i oed g ssues as E Steel, Mexican P headers. High winds piling the | evening. Lol (00h: (ATt 165 mhnon (o, Al | Hter 28 WAL LN (St S ranges, enrolled as scouts, and | From a Lill overlooking the i % . n LS : ation Copper were offered in lots of S o s e e et | i e STere T fi traffic considerab NI T [SETAT market, $5 a ton difference in quota- | 3000 to 4,500 shares and freely ab- regiments, some field artillery and a | encamped at 11 o’clock ¥ HURWITZES ARE SURPRISE b = ks : tions on the same material being | sorped on a rising scale of valu on train followed forenoon, the military organization Sl e B L e et Asq i s Almar Jorh Derbyl| comuon Mexicans were among the fore-most The departure was as business like | appeared to civilian spectators like a |y oy DmremT for Gl to Cilers " | Here is one large steel producer— | jssycs, the oils and American Smelting as a practice march. A long, ha: vast confused swarm of men and [° : = b the largest of all—maming prices on | 1gno'q to 214 points with like gains iinst the dull white of the plains | teams and ambulances. But at 1i:40 Hartford, March 16.—The man re- | mier Asquith and the Earl of Derby !livery through next vear; another is| peading again assumed leadership of ‘LOGal SGGlll‘llleS AI‘E HOldlflg F] | nd the blazing light of the sun |a. m. when the word was given 0| «,onsible for the theft of the cases of | Were criticized severely at a large | out of the market entire a third | 4y0 rajls, gaining a point, while West- | marked their progress toward the | form for the pursuit of Villa, the ap- | ynqerwear which involved Iteuben, { meeting in London today of married selling for the first half of this | o1y Maryland rose 1 1-4. Crucible soon : horder. parent confusion disappeared. Barnett and Samuel Hurwitz of this | men who have attested for service in | vear but unwilling to quote for the | .itended its gains to five points. a[]d S()]]]e Ga]l] Tolonel Slocum met Colonel Da- In a few minutes each organization | city into the toils of the law, was in |the army. Speakers declared there | second half; still another puts its Wall Street Closing --Sclling for | ofia,” of the Mexican forces, who infantry and aitillery, am- | {he syperior court today in charge of | were still two million men available | price on plates, shapes and bars at | ;1564 caused substantial recessions in —_— 2 ! i prebs i S 5 s 3 . 2 o serve until Premier Asquith | reduce the pressure of new business. | ;.. : = i wade to crossing the border. Th 2 |ivazonal srouped and dove falled into | ¥ Nieenan' and he conte in New | fuse to serve unti g ek Sssure 2 ican Petroleum and Cricible. Ths fire \[:fximn pff,,u,gfi'(‘m‘m p“]‘:,,i“ a rapidly lengthening column. At| york to stealing the two horse team |redeemed his pledge to bring out The Nyf_‘r*l Corporation has put out | wio5ing was irregular. Coldiers and eivilians. with one ex. | the van the red and white suidons | truck and ten cases of goods which |the single men before the others / Pittsburgh, for plate 9 ception, cleared away when the | of tie "Whirteenth Cavalry snapped in | driver Carmody left near the New |were called to the colors. i shapes and 2.35c for bars, as the 5 - s B ,:,“M through the town. | the breeze. This cavalry included | york water front. The goods were The feeling of the meeting was in- ces it is quoting on steel for car _.\ow \O_rk Stoclk Ex_chnnge quota- 5 :rhp ,‘.v}.é.w‘;n asked :51 (‘()rrespnn; ihe troopers who a wees ago today, | knit underwear belonging to a man | tensified by the reading of a letter and vessel work, deliveries running | tions furnished by Richter & Co., |classes of stocks and the investmei nts filing by mai outnumbered five to one, drove i . : ¢ st :Iy:illllmr'i'l”:;o\gn'::r’:[ll Y:.(;t ,1§§’ailf‘:°3"t3 h':‘k into Mexico, and too toll | York. ceive a deputation representing the | are makers who refuse to book o | change. Represented by B. W. Eddy. | cupetantial advances in the specu Ffmbers of troops. saying that te ] of lices from his men equal o one| The cases found their way into a |married men, on the ground that this | far ahead, considering that in the Marching, el Bisc e e al e o make ;;uhn.- queg(i.m; of such mili- | Villista for every two Americans on | New York loft and were shipped from | was a subject to be dealt with by |old way no price would be proof . Low Close Landers, ary & Clark is quo tary importance might mean a loss | the firing line. there to Hartford. The Hurwitzes | parliament. against revision when the turn comes. | Allis Chalmers ... 32 61 bid, 61 asked with sales o'r ;\mvvrir‘:fl; lives. This applied ov\i;l Machine Guns On Mules. are charged with receiving stolen The meeting adopted by acclama Railroads have no fears about | Am Beet Sugar both p'”,m\ 2 is bid for Stanle iehind the Thirteeniis marched the : a5 a Mr. Cohn, who, | premier receive deputations and that | Price of bars, with assurance of de- | Am Ag Chem eral facts of the cros ave bee: 3 o 5 cases of goods from a Mr, C Y | D 2 e P’ 5 s i & 5 S Hardware has been quite active an T b o i | cene L Goltmns G 0 ¢ With Reuben Flurwitz, brousht eight |all proclamations calling up all mar- | sired rollings thrown in. Such con- | Am Car & Fdy Co 15 quoted 124 bid, 128 asked. Bl Bires, which are under military con- | 2-4 the Sixteenth Infanir ext, | taces of the goods from the freisht | ried men be withdrawn. tracts include 90,000 tons placed at) Am Ice Rule & Level is stronger and is quot lr;)l i b at « trot, a field battery swung into station to the store but reshipped eight oy Chicago, including 50,000 tons for the | Am Can ed 415 bid, 420 ¢ ed. North & Jud The column leaving Columbus has | J'® ¢nd then drobped to a slow pace | o¢ them while Cohn took away two of 5 = St. Paul, and 20,000 tons and 15,000 | Am 10co ....... 83% % has reacted somewhat “hiske- : o guns were packed in commer- could use. Meehan testified S at Ensley the T. & N. has ordered { Am Sugar iAo . i that might a and represented all | Chine guns were pic Hurwizes could u v or Wins S 2 A 82 the bid price. Traut & Hine is quoted B R i oeking undlesfongmul Sub- | this afternoon to stealing the Swift & Upson Iurnl;(l‘: :; Vins Suit 147,000 tons and the St. Louis & San | Am Tobac i ; S5l R i ke Haveray Sl i ply traing and ambulances in a 1ong | and taking them to the loft. Against Jose | Francisco 46,000 tons. Am Tel New Britain Machine have taiil . . line krought up the rea.. 3 dvst S In the superior court today Judge | Railroad bridge work is also n | Anaconda Cop | place at 80 1-2 and Union Manufag FIR R EEEL T e AVl cluiidaliswent fup) From i thoSlinaSllof | RS R e | RESIGNS, | JosepniMuttlelin thefcd=e ofithelSwingll impoxtantidactor, and Stlle ek s/ AN 5] Kol Ry turing at 80 and 81. All of our Ne Los Angeles Cal. March 16—Seven- | march, at times obscuring the troops. | REV CE COLLE! * | & Upson Lumber company vs. Joseph | rolling stock contracts have been | Baldwin Loco .... P g | Britain stocks which pay dividend an_Atchison, Topeka and Santa TFe re.ted by the remark of one dusty, | Bagley Forced Out By Health, Byrne full with co: and ruled that the orig- | comotive There is foreign inquiry (B R T .... 4 5 8514 | carry such dividends. o} train which arrived arly today from | repiring trooper who, 2 he hun ed Succeeds Him. inal contractor or trustee in ank- | for about ,000 car: Beth Steel ..... The Waterbury stocks have beel n Diego. They were held by tha | a group of civilan sightscers T . AMarch 16.—The an- | ruptcy is not entitled to anytaing. The pig-iron movement has more | Butte Superior ... 9 active and strong, Scovill Manufac: police on suspicion of having violated r\x(‘l:.l.imm\. “We've got our chance “\ «'f':rl“;:i-‘v“f- “[‘hk‘\ ;esigndnfl- uE Those who are entitled to recover than borne out predictions of ol canadian Catine AP I iring L ompany hevins advsn i 1}\(‘ neutrality laws u: the United | last. He grinned as he spole. ‘1‘:“’“‘“ Internal ¢ ‘ollector Charles W. | and their claims are: Swift & U | F .\I_mmr\ Chi, go and the Kast, | Central Leather .. 357 5515 D©hS | points over t weeks quotation, States. It is alleged they were re- Women Sce Husbands OfT, 1:;1‘” SHni as o result of ill | $1,338.53; Rackliffe Brothers, $5 which were slow in starting. have | Ches & Ohio Sales today have ranged from 50 agley o peexice ing o fr ToRed ! = S. Venziano, $187 Paolo Ca- | northern Ohio there has been some | Chi Mil & St Paul. 96 507 asked. American Brass is . alsd The Mexicans denied this reporc. | 50108 to x‘j:‘i‘],,‘f,‘:(:'\’v]t,;l‘;‘\“;?mm'\hu ;]e ternoon. Resignarion dated feom last 3 L0 ™ ) P ermica and Vosquis { subsidence. Foundry iron prices have | (ol I & I 43% | up about ten points over last wWoel They were not armed. e e .\du‘.rua T Sebastiano $1° S. Bianco, $48 and | advanced, though unevenly. At Chi- | Crucible Steel ... 9914 93 96% | quotation and is quoted 267 bid, 268 wengistl sIERGRend o i g From his office in Har('l"l’. U 5| 6. Cassarino, $120, makins a total | cago malleable pig iron has gone io ‘y Distillers Sec .. 17 4 ackad. ars 3 = S auc Internal Revenue Collector James J. 3.599.44. The fund to be | $19.50, while No. 2 foundry is $18.50 T agy 2 Sta 3 e ith “ni States Soldiers Fire . ing, - sbe s pis e 2 5 laim of $3,599 9.50, y s 0. | S s S Standard Screw has advanced, wit .‘T";(“‘:‘XLU‘H“‘."TP"" '”“_”_rh“‘] "’L‘ “:;:1‘8‘?""9“ her husband’s pistol into | walsh confirmed the statement, and | qr0 i VUl Lo ta among the plain- | At Buffalo 75.000 tons is under in- st pfd .. 214 5313 | sales today as h s 299, ihe clel Planes are believed to have passed in | base for Brig. Gen. Pershing's army. | tnrough resultea in the two coaches |any land and assured members of 3 Westinghouse ward with a shout. Cowboys off the | Veal anything of military importanee. | JFCEHE - ) deitts 16 hampering e S L 211 the time It is harder tc locate tne | Eetroleum, Westinghouse and Inspir SHOWING ACTIVIT lime of alkali dust, standing out | horses, gray cannon, wagons, mule mits Theft. London, March 16, 3 p. m.—Pre- | Some froms of finished steel for de- | to. Grucible Steel and American Zinc. B itis At e e owd e ces, signal corps and the cooks'| . New York deective. The man’s name | and that the married men would re- i 3.50c for any delivery, thinking 10| {ne final hour, particularly in Mex- > Villa | in Pennsylvania, shipped to 'New [from Mr. Asquith declining to re- | through 1917. On the other hand | members of the New York Stock Ex- |jssues are particularly strong wh to mail matter, as not even the gen- goods claimed to have bought two |tion resolutions demanding that the | buying rails for next year at half the | Alaska Gold % | Works, 74 1-2 asked Americal thoroushly cauimeed tor all conditinag | hehind the “doughboys” The ma- | them as there were only two cases the JUDGMENT IN HIGH COURT. | {ons for other roads. For 1917 rolling | Am Smelting stock in the market at 103, 102 beinj teen Mexicans were arrested here on The feeling among the me1 was ex- Malaska, decided to grant the liens in | good—about 4,500 ca and ool B & @ o Q 974 | April first are selling at prices & cruited for service with Vi in A few wonien whose husbands were | health was made by himself this af- | 23: J. B. Brwin, §407.1 C. Cianci, { rolled up a heavy volume, while in | Chino Copper . ... to 505, the market closing 505 bidi announced that to fill the vacancy he | ;ec o pyut $3,102.98, however. Kirk- | guiry, including 30,000 tons of Bess- foral Hiss | 1697 | ing quotation being 290 bid 3 ask il e on ']',»“ o famenaes 1»1“(!1:3‘:fi\‘;;]r]?:rml:‘::‘ot(‘.l;vr:c‘r?r”\ fi",':'“ had appointed todzy Charles Reed A. |y "¢ cooper appeared for the | emer. Chicago buving has amounted | Goodrich Rul 76 led. At this price the stock carries] e American goldlers guarding the | o ! avalrynre #cross the | gyrne of this city. Mr. Bagley's re: plaintitf and F. B. Hungerford for 175,000 tons in March. The melt | Great Nor pfd | the 6 per cent. dividend payable Apri railroad bridge, miles eas of co $ e 2 nation terminates a service of twv | the defendant. of foundry iron is increasing in all | Gt Nor Ore Cetfs | 1st. New Departure Common is quot Brownsville were fired upon about While the troops wee> going out, f oars and two menths. Mr. Walsh de- | striets Inspirati % ed 1 bid, 174 asked and the pre 11:30 last night from the Mexican | three automobile loads of Mexican | \1oreq himself personally v sorry S N ittsburgh buying of basic iron | Ransas Gity so. 6% 06% [ i\’llkfl bid. Bristol Brass hold side. Four or five shots were fired. | prisoners appeared. frhm' were sus Mr. Bagley felt forced to the stcp he TO BUY MOORE PROPERTY. has increased, three lots of the weck ! Lacyk ‘1ee’[l_: i 83 1rvm at 64 1-2 bid, 85 1-2 asked, il The troops did not return the fire. | pects held in connection with Villa’s | % {aken. e — Dheing 18,000, 15,000 and 12,000 tons. [ Lehigh Valley ... 79 g ;| 62'1s bid for Hagle Lock. Bristol 4l No one was injured ;«nm{l detach- :;H‘d- N'mol of 11]L0n} “‘_fir»‘!'rnn!n::m = = Frank Teventhal of Hartford Pro- | journaces are now asking $18.50, Val- | Maxwell Mot com 7 3, | Tramway company stock is quotes ment of troops was sent from om wounds ere was 1o demon- S Option ley, but $18.25, and as low as $1%,| Mex 10813 % | 160 bid, 165 asked. Benito in automobiles to reinforce | stration of any sort among tie spec- MAY APPEAI KERWIN WILL. ¢ Harttora to- | Was done in the recent buying. One ; = 5 | Colts Arms has been active anl Desguacd ot the bHdee Lheors ety e Although the wili of the late Hugh | . ¥Tank Im(mhdll O O omet | Steel company has bought 10,000 tons AiviBraia 5 strong. This stock is now quoted e: e Homommanndod ez ansiere (Vs e Sl sdio g el e s pmm\ud 2alop Iem at 147-151 | Of Bessemer something less than C & Hudson .106 the April 1st dividend of 12 1-2 pen picked up vesterday in th» courtrw : P 1 2 amuel Moore proper ol is the | $21, and is in the market for 50,- | Nev Cons . 16 57 57 | cent. and remains practically where| adjacent to Columbus. They appar charitable bequests, was admitted to | Main street. Mr. Leventhal £ 000 to 60,000 tons more. Y Ont & 29 g is sold with this dividend on namely? Columbus, N. M., March 16, via | ently had been hiding for several day probate in the loval court without op- | father of H. A. Leventhal, one of the There is thus far none of the | Northern Pac ....114% 1141 114% | 852 bid, 857 asked mail to Bl Paso.—The American ex- | Some of them probably wera hit dur- | position by any of the heirs, it now | Broprietors of the TFalr Department . sion in pig iron that has long been | Norf & West .....121% 1201; ; es of Niles-Bement-Pond coms pedigion which entered Mexico yes- |ing fights with posses, whi s ¥ 7 StoreMMhes property simowsownedd|iiagE Tt S et e et s C 2814 aken place s p terday spent an uneventful night, | the Columbus country for ssverai days by Mrs) Brown of Winsted, an heiress(|iSe8h (TSRS BECT ST 00 8 MELERG ptl(mwr‘lz‘ll‘s - .: - F Tis b aiond T Dl camped but a short distance across | after the raid. 3 Al b e of the Moore estate. el o 2 4 E v, lev is activi 15 S pedinut fe by appeal. A Hartford attorney rerre- | Of,the MOOTe S¥s o ..o |tions so called, though the upward | Peoples Gas .. We believe this activity foreteils 2 i e senting Patrick Kerwin, a brother of | D28 fe88ICHS (o0 UK ebv re- | tendency of prices continues. Pressed Steel Car . & 1 |a strong and active market thid LIFE FOR HAINES. the testator who lives in Oregon, has [ {Poo&85 S T BWCRCH S0l 1q make | e —— ay CONs ....... 243 24% | spring and strongly advise the purs Americans Leave Torrcon. Bridgeport, ~ March 16.—Jason | Peen making inquiries about the ccse | o"ipo property when it comes into ! CHECR il i ’ oo oo ety Washington, March 16—Consul | Smith Haines. a wealthy Tyumbul |and intimated that an appeal might | ;¢ jogsession. There are two small | o\ york, March 16—A check for | === General Hanna at Montercy forward- | farmer, was found guilty of murder | be in order. It is understood that the |y ,jj3ings on the property, one oceu- | g W, Ge o e et G ed to the state department today a | in the second degree when his jury, | OTegon man will come east In a feW | 1ieq by the Boston Shoe Repairing | [ o5 "o United States, passed 2o from Consular Agent | after more. than twenty-four hours | Weeks in regard to the matter. company and the other by Charles | {1 0 01 the New York Clearing house Torreon, saying that ail | deliberation, reported at 2 thi YT e pa e Scherp, the druggist, and a tene- | ( 4.y’ The check was drawn on the left Torreon for the |afternoon. He killed his wife with a WORKMAN LO: FINGER. ment. Mechanics and Metal National bank United S S It contained no fuv- | Shotgun in September. His defense = i to the order of the Guaranty Trust A STRONG, RELIABLE CORPORATION fher information. Consul Williams | Was that he was mentally unbalunced | Louis Mozza of 39 Corbin T ST Co., in payment for Midvale Steel and organized and qualified through years of efficient, YVesterday reported he had turned the | 28 the result of long use of intoxi- | employed as a sweeper by the Stan- B : ‘ { Ordnance company bonds recenily \ ( g‘ tomsulate over to the British vico | cants. Judge J. H. Webb sentenced Derby, March 16.—The aanual S e Sl trustworthy service, to act as Conservator, Guardian § i Spent Night Near Line. seems possible that the matter may be taken to the higher courts ou an FOR $13,538,131. Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit . i e e el lay Rule and Level company, met 2 { the prisoner tc 3 J eTd sctic: £ consul. | . Lo mpsdamerC ! with a painful accident at the factory :.;3&"e‘r::\zg;fer;hi,(k“fi\n:“ \::m-u SR in Executor or Administrator. }this afternoon. While at work uear | Revolution was brought to a clc WILL PAY MARTIN'S FINE, | | one of the large saws, he acciicntly | here today with the eleclida of offi- | yijljay Martin, P. S. McMahon's | San Diego, Cal, March 16—The | The funeral of Iver Nelson of 40 f“"“"‘" his right hand against it sith | cers and the transaction of olher Tou- | former chauffeur, will have served his torpedo boat destroyer Stewart left !DMain street was held from the chapel | the Tesult that the third finger w tine business. The election nceurred | thirty days in st His | hePe early today for Ensenada, Low- | in Fairview cemetery this afternoon. | SéVered and the thumb badly lucer- | during the afternoon, Mrs. John L. | chauffeur friends have arranged to M. H. WHAPLES, Pres't. er California, under orders from Ad. The funeral was private and Rev. Dr, | ated. He' was removed to the local | Buel of Litchfield being re-chos pay. his fine which was $100 and miral winslow to investigate condi- |5 G. Ohman officiated. hospital. state regent. I costs, i 3 SN CAPITAL $750,000. SURPLUS $750,000 Off to Lower California. DEATH OF IVER NELSON, Connecticut Trust and Safe Deposit Co. HARTFOR! CONN, T e