The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1915, Page 6

pr BY FEDERAL POSSE hese A ere : ee G@ WORLD, runspay, rasavatT 28, 1916. ‘ag om be bo call WALLSTREET. BOS Je gvm sme AT ONCE! PAPES DIAPERS STOPS» ceeuesa PEE WRT? #hrcnrsns ce] MDIETION AS, SOUR STOMACH TEE BVENIN ) oa cures soy inte ge Y= || Woman Who Aided Bottenus Gots were driven a little under Saturday's u 1 to Blackweil’s Island for enone lowest figures, developed a better Fighting Resumed Near Town and Chief's Hut Is Bumed. WILSON ANSWERS TALK ON TRADE COMMISSION ; DENVER, Feb. 23.—Reinforcements President Says He Understands|sre expected to reach Bluff, Utah, Parry and Rublee, Two of His |Yomudea "ina. bottle with Plote in Appointees, Are Republicans, Would Afford Me Great lire to Appoint You,” So r dians. the fighting which began Sun- five Indiane and one white man have been killed, one white man wounded and eix Indians taken| 4: prisoner, It is eald desultory fight- ing continued all night within « half .| mile of Bluff, and that the huts of Tee-ne-gat, leader of ten Indians, who ts wanted for murder, have been burned. Reinforcements are hen from Monticello and twenty-five Navajo police are en route from Shiprock in- , New Mexico, lieved that the Indians will Lo to oo gl ge mag the ‘ee ‘"p for consideration at a meeting Jeade: posses y of the Senate Interstate Com. | snxious for reinforcomenta in order Comm! 5 be cut off. DR. SCHULTZE FIGHTS FOR SPEEDY INQUIRY Committee, Hearing on Charge He Retained Viscera Adjourned Despite His Protests. Coroner’s Physician Otto H. Schult- 90, attached to the office of Coroner i Riordan, vigorously protested before Magistrate Ten Eyck in the West Side (Dotan oonaatll RESIDENT OF HAYTI a bearing et ioe charge brousht Oy ii an autopsy performed by the Coron- Theodor Gives Up Office to Rebels| ts botyetinie Hoepital oo eb, 6. and Takes Refuge on a Dutch | Magistrate’ Vessel. ‘WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.—Davilmar st « Grand’ Jury investigation. , Bchultse does not deny the alle- but reiterated to-day his de- ‘that to retain portions of the for further diagnosis was per- gh e in nd oners’ Mice," the a —— NEARLY LOSES HIS WITS. Fugitive Falls Under Wheels of Passing Track, Thomas Ryan of No. 325 Weat Thirty- sixth street lives by his wits, the police order. |aay, but he nearly lost his stock in ican efforts along that line - wa been fruitless while lor re. [trade under the wheels of @ truck to: ———— __ ‘om h truck stopped his ery Mah Tretwne pressing Ryan's Annual February Discount Sale Savings of 20% to 50% Harry! Hurry! The Last Week! 4a (ol hO} 6) mee You Can Buy On Convenient Payments .$| 3 75 mere i I Snide ly 5 AAT, U8 | ~ Genuine D. T. Owen Co., inc., Bed Davenports— : i the price cutting sale of the year, following inventory. to All sold. Some of these Dave: Beds are made to sell anes ond a8 ouped at $18.76. remainder at a like re- i in all woods are included, Every covering. Both 4 and leng sizes. Hurry to either store and grasp this opportunity. wh that Dr. aE IW FLIGHT ON STEAMER #2, awed tis. us cree Eo ope tendeney by 10,80 o'clock, ‘Treding Ninety Days. ‘was moderately active, and prices changes showed a weak tendency af- eng ned ter every slight rally. dends \-4 per cent. on common invest ow In early afternoon market was duii|! per cont. om the preferred stock, pey-|°f small heroes sactans and heavy. Reading was under prea-| ble April 1 to stockholders of record sure and it wae predicted in many places that the company would fail to earn ite full dividend in present | ernings declined $920,144; net decreased flecal year, $37,007, Beven mouths’ gross declined Toward the close a alight rally kept James Bottenus, who was convict- d last week of swindling hundreds Jersey land scheme, was sentenced to-day by United States District Judge Neterer to serve three years In the Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga. Mra. Rose Stack, one of Bottenus’s agents, who was, convicted with him, was nentenced to serve ninety days on Blackwell's Island. Bottenus, the evidence established, March 10. Baltimore and Ohio's January gross 97,438,655; net decreased $1,812,288. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company— Quarterly dividend of 11-3 per cent. is Sine 6 ra giao haga ic? obtained control of a lot of wild moun- Ca nd tain land near Somerville, N. J, He aivigend of 180 Company —Quarterty | advertised that improved lots would is payable April 1 to stock of rec-/ be given away to persons solving an haga mectontigad eee obvious and simple pussie, All who Lealavite 904, gfashritie—Grose earn, |eent in the solution of the pussle were ‘Februat a be ae My 4 notified they had won a lot, but an- Pas Oi ans, TY} Brows G0) tee tot would be necessary under Lackawan J. the building restrictions, Hundreds caenl 0 ont a Tiearned tue sent Bottenus from $40 to $55 for the 4 ‘i on $42,320,400 ‘additional lot. There were no im- Fee Fir ee ere with 32.08 per cent. On ements on the oreserty, “Have you anything to say?” the Court asked Bottenus before pro- Bouncing sentence. “Only that it is my honest belief that every person who purchased a lot got full value for the money,” re- Dlied ‘the prisoner, “That honest belief ought to be a lot of satisfaction to you while you are in jal,” said Judge Neterer. —_—_—_—— WHEAT TAKES BIG DROP. May Sells Down and Closes With @ Loss of 7 Points. CHICAGO, Feb. 23.— Wheat prices was | took @ big drop to-day, May delivery rp de-| falling nearly five ce: & bushel as soon as trading began, and selling down "| to $1.65%, as against $1.60% at the close on Saturday. July tumbled 4% to $1.27, Reports of attacks to be made on Con- my | Stantinople from the north as well as on the Dardanelles forts at the south had much to do with the descent of wheat values. The consequent possible quick release of immense stores of wheat in Russia led to decided bearish sentiment ere. Falling off in export sales, largely on account of shipping perils, caused increased selling pressure in the last hour. Renewed talk of an embargo on food shipments from the United c lais trom Washington that an, feature, ni on that an et afternoon foreign buying was in| bargo was more than remotely a like- cient quantity to offset sell! Now Orleans and focal itquidation ©” Ramtec ee 1 bove the low point, BEz2! Fs of th Pacific Raflway, the operating company, sold on. th hange 100 shat gold on the Ech 100" shares "at iG se. OB ie SS R Me: HY TR ORE BRI ‘Wheat PueveSussslseeSsaseass = ee ee REE PR re Fre A elles forts have been further reduced were a bearish factor in connection with general nervousness over shipping situ- ws ef SSSEy RUBEERSEESS ee Pegee FS 2 2885, stsbused See 2 eeerssee S-Sup-Subeasdisiescs SOR Sas ie see 3 tht arr ee senneuss: TEtletil ix 8 cents decline, SENSSSRUSUTS ARLES LESSSAE: BES FE SE TRE R —___ NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Cotton prices were off from 2 to 7 points at the opening. ates: se 3 z 2 § ° 7 secbusi +1 Col, L. R. MeKee Dead. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Feb. 23.—L. R. McKee, fifty years a newspaper man, noted as an editorial writer, died here to-day. 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