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- COD EVENING. . ,Th Circulation " v -. Of The Journal Yesterday Was 10, 1 h -Tonlsht and Wednesday., partly cloudy, , probably occasional rain; - ' cooler, tonight; southwest winds, - - 1 -r.- VOL. III. NO. , 30. t V ; 'I' Vt.J- : ; PORTLAND, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3l 1005 FOURTEEN PAGES: PRICE FIVE CENTS; c -w- v . i w w -w 1 v. J v ; , v-t,t T11-'-' ' ",'-5 ' ' v ? -- wSI I:Sii Tjjll ski:. Victorious Japanese En ter Remnants of State tered Citadel. COMPACT OF SURRENDER . SIGNED BY BdTH SIDES rrlbl:Cdltl6?H9raniaIhlng Soldlera L at Arthur-Worn , Out by Illness, Woujids and Starvation. ' T (Joaraal Special Unlet.) ' -,. , .Toklo Jan. I. Tha Japanaaa today oc - xnnlA Port Arthur. It la laarned that tb Rosalan of floors and of f lolela o( --. tha garrison at for Artnur- win am par - mittiut o return to Russia on parole, tha . off lean 'retaining their swords. Tha .-i rank, ana file will come to japan, as prlsonere of .war. ' "' v.anaA .ml X) Tiaf . i Anmrinfaatonera aimed the compact of surrender of tha .Russian rorees at ron nnur w " o'clock last night Ths Russlaa -com- mlsslonars accepted on the whole tha . conditions stipulated by ths Japanaaa. .. A telegram was" received from Nogt's " headqusrtars states that 10,004 Japanaaa - besiegers will remain In Port Arthur -to impair ths forties a, while ths remainder 'under command of Nogt wlU go to teln fores Oyama. ... itO tAOLPS NE3T- ararotlatloas of ikarraade Dnn VP - ' ysar KlBlona- MounwUa , , llianul Snaplal Bcrrlea. Chafoo, Jait. ThsJort ayheratha neirotlatlons for tha surrender of Port - Arthur wasTieldT ls-alled ''Bit Essies Neat," and Is near Rlhlunf mountain. , AocordlPK to reports received hers, ainiui,i nronoaal that ' ths Russian sick snd wounded should re main under Ruaalan medical supervision , and that ths Japanaaa transfer non-combatants,, was acceptable Xo 4Oen1 Nol. but the Ruaalan proposal that tha " Russians should march out under arms -caused aome-controversy. . ' ' ' , Colonel Rales v represented General 8toeasel In ths nefOtln" tor. "ur" render. Tha table . was spread with , wins and food at Eales Neat and tha envoys treated asoh other with treat courtesy, which quickly melted Into an - Infqrmal rod fellowship. Hach oomt)ll- meated tha other on tha bravery of their forces. V FORTS BLOWN UP. teeeael Destroys '- Shops, ZT".:Z Warakousas and Books. - - - (Jooraaf epeelal Serrlce.) ' " " Chefoo, Jan. S. Mldahlpman Elleor Ich, commandlne tha launch which left port Arthur at o'clock laat nlg-ht, said today: 1 ' - : -- "No shot has bean fired at Port Ar ' thur for two daya. Ths firing- heard laat nleht was that of tha Russians '-Mowing up tha forts, " ships, maKatlnes. warehouaes, docks and eyerythln g' val- uable. . "When ws left Port Arthur the fort ' reaa and the town were slmost Tcom- - pletaly wrecked. Tha . warahlps died hard, (evered arplflllnnv being neoeasary . to compiexa tno wrecains 01 wrai. x o harboiv-Sntrance la blocked with sunken HtnTps.' The statement that t.000 fight- Ins- men remained la misieaaing. as-a "majority of theas ars sick or slightly wounded.- - - "The news that General Stoesael waa prepared to treat for surrender waa received by ths soldiers with a feeling. of the utmoet relief. ror tns pat month severs' wbundsTiavsbeen gladly received by tha taoldlera because they were allowed to reat. When ths men wers no fighting thejt wers tunneling on half ration. ,'v - - . "The bombardment of-ths last day or so war terrific Kverybody remarked that even General Stoesael must see the futility of further realetanca when our guns wars unable to reply. -,-.- . "Ws-mlght have surrendered a month wUh ths hlgheat honor. That re sistance has continued effectively sines Is searoely-lees than s miracle. -e-The only navigable craft now at Port Arthur ars hospital ships Kaasan and - Mongolia.'-. -:- . - - -----. QUIET. at port.-; City: Is Peaceful sad o Trombls tg (Jneraal Special Bunrlee.T - Chefoo, Jan. . A dispatch from Teln Tan says that a Japanaaa torpedo, boat destroyer entered that port at noon, nd that others are outalde. - - Ths steamer Vina has arrived from Cochin China with several hundred sol diers sboard.,. It Is reported that ahs be lonsn to the volunteer fleet for running reinforcements Into Port Arthur. The ,( Continued on Page Three.J . . ..... j.i iln. Edward Harlmess, Bride oFth SUndard Oil MUliowdrt, Worth . u.Zr, i- $35.oob,oooi Sh Wu Formerly Mies' Mary Stillman. ; KAY'S Y Indications Point 6trongTyto Speakerof tberegon;HoudofepfeMntativeii WhrcrTTt Will BegirVSesaldha "Next Monday. f i - : Indication point strongly to ths elec tion nf A I if ilia as" sneaker of '-the housa In the next leglstaturs. T. B. Kay of- Marlon - couaty who for aav eral months past has been the leading candidate forXhS place, la now on-the j.r.n.iv. hra an tndleatlona that hla Strength W slipping from htm. ; k w.TL Vawter, ths tnira canaiaaie-Tur ths speakership, may' remain In the race imm hHt hea la reason tft be- Move that ths votes which he controls will eventually coma to Mills. - wuitno m.k'a naniiiriat has alaa. tha aaaurancs of - some"support from eastern Oregon, which Kay has hitherto regarded as his own private property and "where tres passing by rival candidates wss strictly prohibited , ' - vmm .l.lm. nf vntH nledareit to him seam to have been oveisaangulno. ManJ of .the promises made to mm, were nn dlilonal and . thoaa who ,mada them do .nfuniMa. thanuhrM hound In the light of. recant developments. Origin- ally-ths only canaiaatea xor apeaaer wore Kay. Bailey and Vawter, and many mem bers ofthe lower house who. .were. will ing to concede the abstract, proposition that iBluitnoman. aaouia pit. nm mvmmi were not willing to pledge their support c.ii.M n ih. ailvent nf Milla as a candidate for epeaker has ohSnged tha situation. - He la wiaeiy. ana lavormoiy known all over the stats and be la re garded as. a man free from political n tanglements. . '. '. ' ' Ths tide of sentiment among ths stats representatives Is setting strongly In ths FIFTY MILLIONS MADE WITH STROKE OF PEN (Joaraal Bptetal BerTlce.) London, Jan. I. By ths stroke of a pen, ths value of ths world's vlslbls supply of "diamonds' has 'Increased 150, 000,000. . For ths eighth tlmev within four years tha' selling ayndlcsts of the Ds Beers Mining company,: which con trols 9S par cent, of ths diamond output of th 'world,, has added an advance of five per Cent In the cost of rough stones, making -a- total -41 per cent , Increase Incs' 1901. ; ' ' ' ...As-.tbs, value, of. diamonds , slread cut la st least tl,000,000,0kthe In crease In vaus Is at least 1450.000,000. The Da Beers syndicate has sustained a falling off In ths supply Of -stones In South Africa, consequently ths cost of nrlnlng , is greater. - . -.. "... . ... I RUSSIA NOW IS ,, (Jenrast- Special Bervlee. - st. Petersburg, Jan. S. Tha censor to day permitted tha. newspapers to pub llsh the news of the fall of Port Ar thur, no mention of which was mads M yesterday's papers . FUTt recognition is given to the heroism of ths defenders, whlls ths bravery of ths Japanese Is Spoken, of in' high terms.. Tha difficulty of tha task befors Oeneral Kuropatkln IS also mentioned. Admiral BlrllofR, who will command the third Russian squadron, haa ordered ths work on ths squadron-aevproceed day and sight In order that It may soon be ready for Sea. - " , ' A naval attachs Bays that since ths mission of ths Ruaalan second Pacific sausdron was tot-aave ths Port Arthur squadron. It will now probably wait bnttl reinforced by ths third snd . probably ths fourth squadrons. 'Semi-official ad vice from Port Arthur Indicate that 1 the Election of A. : L Mills to Be direction, of Multnomah's candidate, and unless unlooked-for developments '6?cur this week be will be the speaker, ' It- la tha opinion among- members of the senate .from this county that ' Dr. Kuylendall of Lane is sure to be chosen president of ths upper houae. - Senator V Carter, who Is In ths city today, declares-en the contrary, that he con fidently expects to capture ths prise. -""All I canrsay-Tiownif that I am sure of being sleeted president of ths senate," said Senator. Carter this ' morning. "I cannot dissusa details and I am not ready to give you ths names of the sen ators upon whoso .votes I rely, but I confidently expect to win; The claims of Dr. Kuykendall's strength . are . ex aggerated, I know that aome of ths votes credited , to him ars still un pledged." -- Senator Carter said that he was keep ing clear of any entanglement In tha speakership fight, and that while Vaw ter candidacy for that office might be somewhat injurious to his own Inter ests, the relations between them wars entirely friendly. . , It Is clrteed hy. friends of Kuyken- daU that ha has1 ths absoluts pledge of Senator Loughary of. Polk, who was at one time In the doutkful llsy.and they also count upon Nottingham of Mult nomah, notwithstanding ths fact that as yet he has given no pledge to either candidate. CroUan and Hobaon of Ma rlon ars perhaps still on ths oouhtrui list but thsy ars expected to climb Into the Kuykendall band wagon. V 'TT FAMILY OF NINE BURNS - TO DEATH IN DWELLING (Joarnal Bptetal Bervlca.t 71. Elmlra, N. T Jan. t. Frank N. Now sskl. his wife snd sevenr children were burned to death In a flre whlch destroyed their home at Morris " Run, Pa., this morning. Tfie origin of the rflre Is un known, but la thought to have resulted from anv6verheated ' flue. Rumor that the sntlrs family had been murdered and ths houss set on fire to hide ths crime were current, but this report Is thought to be without 'foundation. ., rOU FOm-JAVAJT. ' (Joaraal Special Berrtee.) ' . New York, Jan. . It la reported that ths-IMoo.000 in gold recently. shipped from New Tork to Japan by wsy of So attls was the proceeda of the. bond aale. .Riieajan- pfr!eer,put . notthxankAnl. 'file will bs permitted to return to Ruaala.; . -f; . .i- :. Deep gloom overhangs Russia on.se countot the ' surrender. People are stunned by the calamity which evi dently few expected. Great rear Is ex pressed ss to the fcfTect of ths fort's fall upon . the populace, - Ths revolutionary parties, whose activity haa been more notices bis lately, rook upon It Is an op portunity " for tha precipitation of a widespread outbreak.- Many greet the calamity as a well deserved punishment for autocracy. '- . It Is ths general consensus of opinion that the fsll of Port Arthur will not affect ths future conduct of ths war, as ths csar. Is determined to continue his attempt to ultimately defeat the Jap anese, .'.''--'. ..' " Toklo, Jan. IGeneral Stoesael i la ' -r ON DEFENSIVE Slrs($aylor's Friends Fear e Was-Drowned In MYSTERT (iF A- NEW YEAR -REVEL AT SKAM0KAWA oer From Portlanid, to- Dress - Maskers, Enjoys Herself, and In the Dark Hour of Night Disappears.', - ! - ' . Bines early laat Sunday -morning Mrs. Marie B. Baylor, (13 Morrison- Street, this city, has been missing, and her rela tives believe that shs- wss drowned in ths Columbia, river at Skamokawa, Waah. Sines - that 'time the - jiver has been dragged by searching' parties, but It has given no clue to Its secret. . ' - Mrs. Baylor was In tha employ of ths Chicago costuming house, tti- Morrison street.. Ths-Saturday Evening club of passing, of the old year and the birth of the new wjth a masquerade bait, and Mrs. Baylor was sent to-that place to supply costumss to ths revelers. Ths hall waa given tn a large ball Im mediately adjoining the hotel at the lit tle river town, TlH.bulldinga overhang tha Columbia J-lver. The woman was neble te aeeuVe a room at ths hotel In which to display, her war, so she oo cupied a .vacant ,; apartment beneath ths hall, from which a stairway leads to ths floor below..,. ... .... . . , , . Tha floor la used for a aldawalk ' Snd at the same time as a dock. Boajs land at the place, -the channel Is deep and ths current swift. Near-the foot: of" the talrway is a space from which 'the-4 Dosraa vL inf xiuur rara utrnn nmovn . ... w- 4 . I to make repairs -' A plank wae laid acroaa ths aperture xn which thoie who desired might cross. . - After having disposed of her costumes Mrs. Baylor went to the hall and Joined In ths dance. She danced her last quad rille at o'clock Sunday morning. At T:t0 ahs could not be found. The dan cers were masked and officers and rela tives have " been unable to. learn with whom she danced last.. ' 'im.4 At 1:10 o'clock ths muslo ceased, and the dance was over. - Tha maaqueraders left ths hall and went to ths room where they had secured the fsncy costunraa. The womsn of whom they had rented the gay regalia was not there. Her lamp waa burning low, and on a table were Jfound her handkerchief; hat and coati A eearcVwaa at ones begun.- Mrs. Baylor Intended ipenstnir- the night, with bar Bister. Mrs. L. B. Rotfsj who lives In 8kamokairs-Her sister went to ths hall to assist In finishing her work Shs arrived shortly after S. . . Relatives and friends have dragged ths river day and night since her dis appearance. Anvils "have been" fired snd giant powder exploded ln the hope that the body might rise to the surface. - Ex -pert-divsrs have searched ths bottom of ths river snd the rapids a ahort distance below ths building. . , Despsirlng of finding' ths - body and fearing that ths womsn' may have been ths victim of foul play a defective left tha city last night for the little town to investigate tha affair. Local police have promlaed their assistance In solving the mystsry. . . 1 - Ths woman had only a small sum of money with hsr at ths time of her dis appearance, but shs wors a diamond ring and diamond brooch, besides four rings with gems of value. 8hs carried a chatelaine bag containing a portion of ths money shs had -received from wear era of the masquerade costumes. - -.- Ths missing womsn wss St years of ags and the -wife of M. P. Baylor, who conducts a billiard parlor at Tenth1 and Wsshlngton streets She wss married five monthssgoi st Oregon City. ' For several years shs had been employed- at the Chicago TJoelumlna hoUBe.TFred Wonder, manager of the place, left last night with ths detective to Investigate the affair. vHer husband returned to the city this morning. - -- r- -. - (Continued on Psgs Three.) oeing sharply erWrfeed tnr destroyrnsr ths Russlsn warships. - attempting t'o choke the entrance to Port Arthur and dispatching . tha torpedo., deatroyere- to Chefoo subsequent to his offer to sur render the fortress. - Newspapers de clare that Stoessel's action in blowing up hla ships after ha nad offered to sur render Is a lasting stain on hla military reputation. - Officers arriving at Chefoo on ths Rus slsn torpedo destroyers state that Port Arthur fell from exhaustion not only of ammunition and food, but of men. The remnant of the. garrison have been on duty for Ave davaamt five nights. Ev erywhere were faces black with starva tion, exhaustion and nerve strain. - Lack of ammunition would not alone, hars been, ths causs of surrender. They have been short on ammunition for many months. When the assault camo thsy, repulsed : tha enemy with bayo- MENACED S fit.--. " : V. .... i in'' .V-'" it .Mrs. Marie E. Saylor. SCALP TOI OFF BOY BY LEOPARD Youth ; Makes : Faces' at TCaged nJroaLWhkhReaches . Out Witrr PaW Seizing? Him; ; KEEPERS DRJVE BIG CATliri. BACK BUT-BOY IS DYING Wound as Clean as If Made by a Surgeoa'sJScaper Foolhardy ; Venture WiH End Fatally; , lealll: : ( Joarnii jDeclaUerr New-"York, " Jan. I Ten-year-old Isaac; Dukoff had hla scalp torn, from his head by a leopard In the anlmaljtors of Lewis Ruhs this afternoon. -The boy ,1s now" In douverneur hospital,' and the surgeons despair of saving hla life. .Little Isaao and several of hla friends went' to see ths leopard. laaaa trying to appear heroic, slipped In under the barrier and 'put his. face' close to ' ths cage, and according to. one ofih.ft.keep-erBr-spat-through-the-bara.jln-.atmo. ment, before ths boy could tflSve, a heavy pay with -clave axtinded shot out between the bars and.' fell -upon Isaac's head.' '-- ' Whlls his companions screamed, two keepers rushed to the cage where the leopard, : growling and apltting. pulled the boy's head toward him, tearing the scalp -of- ss- clean- as- If -the- anlmal'e claws had been a surgeon's scalpel.. The big cat-was driven, back by tha keepers and ths boy carried unconscious to a nearby drug 'store -An ambulance was summoned from Oouveneur hospital, and the lad taken there dying. . . l... SILVER MEDAL FOR V OREGONimXCOMPANY ";T .(Joaraal 8peclal,Srvlce.'"'", . ; St .' Louis, . Jan. I. Oregon - Grape cream, manufactured - by - ths Oregon Condensed -Milk company of Hillsboro, Or., lias received a silver' medal at the Louisiana Purchase exposition. .'., ;.. NEGRO. JOCKEY HANGED -: FOR KILLING HIS LOVE Winchester. Ky., Jan. I. John Hath away, polored, a noted Jockey, waa hanged In the Jail yard at I o'clock this morning for ths murder of Ella Thomas, his sweetheart,- on - January I, 1)04. Je&fmisy was the motive. . 'St. 1 BY A REVOLUTION acohtlrihiT!nf .existed for three m on tha on reduced , rations could -not stsnd the strata .any. longer. Even then 'General Stoessel waa the last to yield. His wound had been both srlng him, .but hs refused to surrender whlls ons msn remained, holding fanat ically tojthls course -enttl - finally brought to reason by the insistence of hla subordinates. ' . .. Artillery and tunnals have taksn Port Arthur, rlflsvflrs having accomplished little. The Japanese periodically as saulted" and then If repulsed, calmly re newed their tunneling; snd recommenced their bombardments. -- 'ik. FBOK POBTIAJTO -eAM. Japanese " residents of Portland will send a message of congrstnlstlon to tha mikado la honor of tha fall of Port Northern Securities Dis tribution Plan Upheld - by Nersey.; v CASE WILL GOITO " r v u: S. SUPREME COURT On- Its OJltimata-OecisionVYill Hinge the-Settlement '-of the Famous Northwestern Raila- road Merger caserrfr' -- (Joaraal gnedal -8trvlee.t -Philadelphia. , Jan. ' I. Tha . United States court of appeals has reversed ths decision of tne United States circuit court In Nsw Jersey which enjoined ths carrying out of the Hill-Morgan plan foe distributing ths assets of the Northers Securities Co. The decision Is liw favor of tha Northern Securities and sgalnst ths Oregon Short Line. . - . . r. ' Judge Dallaa wrote the majority, de cision. Judgo Aeheson concurred. Judge Gray dissented. The majority- decision Is extremely voluminous. - -Ths ease Will now be carried to ths United Statessupreme court. Conse quently, although this decision la a vic tory for J. J. Hill, the. matter remains practically a it was. an faces any car rying put of tha distribution plan Is concerned, ' and wlll-eontlnus -te-- tlfa t stats until e finat deelaloe 4s- had fremd tha hlgaesreoart In thsjsno, ytade BstveJry. -!. ' It Is said 'that (ha Hartimaa combina tion of transcontinental railroads, which makea its western terminus -st San Franc iaoo,- la Jealous -of - the- Increasing Importance of Puget sound ports In ths ths way of exports to the orient. Per- haps they would be glad to secure the control or the Burlington ana-so cnppie the work of the Great Northern' la fos tering that export trade- t lf this be , true--and TtIs certainly ths position' of Mr. Hill and Sis' friends --cne nsede .no further explanation for that great struggle for the -control of, the Northern Pacific, which resulted l, the panlo of May, H01, and for the for mation of ths Northern, Securities. 'com pany, which secured ths working to gether of the Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Burlington Interests. -.. .v.-. In view of the case, they were fighting In ths first place, not for the. control of the Northern Paciflo Railroad -company, alone, but for ths control of ths export trade with ths orient 'The for mation of tha Northern Securities guar anteed to "the northwest an Increasing control 6tthat" trade and ' In ' fighting agalnat tha Securities company ths offl olaia of ths northwestern states were lighting not their own rbatxift but that of Ban Francisco. r Bo, at least. Mr. Hill would ssk ths publlo to understand , the situation. . . . a Tad arm-Morgan Maac", - In the-dlstrlbutlon of the aaaets of ths . Northern Securities company, ths plsn of Mr. Hill and Mr. Morgan Is to divide sll these assets among all tha stockholders, giving to each his pro rata ahare of both -Great Northern and North ern Paciflo . stock. Harrlmaa put Into the Northern Securities pool sn admitted, majority of the stock of ths Northern Paciflo company. Hs wants it back agalrr Hs-clalms that Hill's 'plan" of distribution would leave the control of both Northern Paciflo and Great North ern In ths hands of Hill, Morgan, and their friend Hill claims, on ths other hand, that his plan would distribute Northern Paciflo stdrk among 1,000 In dividuals, of wjiom at. least 18 of ths largeat would Jiavs to combine to con trol ths company. t. - At a special meeting of the stockhold ers of ths Northern Securities company held in Hoboken. N. J.. April II, 104, a representative of ths Oregon Short Line sprung a surprise. He filed a pro- festlri tns Interests of his company and tns union racino, stating that tha shares of capital stock of the Northern Paciflo delivered -by Hsrrlman and Pierce to the Northern , Securities company In 101. (Continued on Page Three) . .""1 I Artfl1 public.. acmoriatHtion will occur, though arrangements had been made to celebrate tha event la tha plass block opposite the custom-house. . , At tha conclusion of the war, in rase It terminates In victory for ths Jape, ths mikado's success will be duly eele brated - In this elty. - A great public demonstration will tsk place. In which the too Japanese residents of Portland will participate - There was a meeting of patriotic' Japs last night Jo discuss ths victory, of Gen eral' Nogl at Port Arthur. It was de rided that ths money lhat Wss raised for a celebration be forwarded to Japan to, be Used to srnlst wounded soldiers or ths families of these whs were killed. Only a small portion f the sum will be expended tn sending a message of con gratulation ta tha aiikada, StatementfromllinlJ:: as a Bull Argent j pnfChange. ; STOCKS SAIL UPWARD WITHOUT AN EFFC:. Admits Puying on Recent t - cline His Action PuizUjT Friend and .Foe Alike L Is iralJoEe? : c. (Joaraal gpeeisl BVrrkv.) . " New York, Jan. . -"What happen' to Lawson" would-be a title for a far comedy, with a, stock, exchange aettlr In the stock market today he turn almost a complete somersault and w mildly a "bull.' while formerly hs about aa bearish as a parson could be. The market was all anxiety for t appearance of 'tha promised advert! ments by Lawson.' When they appear however, the public waa complete mystified. . He sald'.aot a single wo against the stocks he told the pub. to sell short. . It is known, to a certainty that Law waa a heavy purchaser of stocks on f urdsy?-hs admits -that but hs clsi that he was going to sell them, tod If he'dld this It was not apparent. almost every oe wented to etry. era were hard to find except after i opening, when a slight weakness" awed; '-. ..-,-..;-'- - .. , T-Ttr action of Lawson. today cannot I explained, even by his admirers - T. only way- thsy attempt to explain Is say that Lawson must have some oh J In-view for today's work, but that Is t accepted by the general speculating P" lie - - Today's.sdvances all through the m. kst were remarkably and practically t resistance waa shown during any part the ' session. The largest -gain made" by "Paclfld" Mall." which' edvant $4.15 over ths previous closing. .. , - , paelfie KkQ Vp- S4-ad. - -'Tha following are the advances shoe todsy.ss compared with tha closing the market Baturday: " " , ' " ; - - Anaconda, tl.HH; Amalgamated Co per, M; Sugar Refining, II; Amerio Smelter common, if cents: Brook!. Rapid -Transit," U cants; Baltimore OhlOvtlV Alton, 80 cents; Colorado Pu I1.B0; Bt. Paul. Il im; Chicago c Nor western, fl; Chesapeake A Ohio, It cents; Canadian Pacific, 11.17; I. common, IJ; Illinois Central, (IVs cent Metropolitan Elevated, 11 tt cents: Msx oan Central, U centa; "Katy" pr ferred, 11 cents; Missouri Paciflo, 17 . cents; Norfolk A Western, IS cents; Ne York Central. I1.43H; Ontario tt We ern. 17 H-cents; Pennsylvania, 11.11; Pacific Mail.-$4.1; Reading common, i cents; Rock Island -common, 7ft cent Southern Railway common. $1.15; Sout ern Pacific I1.J7H; Union Paciflo co mon, $1.76; United States Steel Co mon, '75 cents; United States Steal pr. ferred. 7H cents. Ths losses shown in ths list tod were nominal, the only one of note fc Ing a drop of 11 Vs cants In Tennease Coal eV Irors. ,'. Following le : the etatement . Issue this morning b Lawson: - , 'The valued structure which ws hav been erecting by' fraud snd chicaner during ll) pair two years totters ax sways like a Juggler's tent set upon it mountain top with svsry breese of trutL The result of ray two recent advsrtls msnts; announced laat Saturday, pro ths Instability of your card house. Th you-. may not throw arrenaled tit t causs of this advertisement. I hast to say It Is not intended to direct, ' feet you. or your fraud-built prices c In any way to bring panfo or dlsast" To prove to. you my faith In He tf eacy In that direction, 1 assure yo that 1 am today the holder of very larg. amounts of Amalgamated- and othe itocknr wntrh should- be ad tersely- st fected In prlc by thoy-truths contain . In this announcement; - : "When It became known that I pro posed to publish another large adver tisement today, stocks began to bran' badly, but a heavy mysterious buytr appeared, and -further decline w everted. - This buying was mine, I tt soned that the 'system' and tha frens flnanolers would braee thsinselves u the appearance of my advertisement l rtlscTtiillt ma 'hat stocks at It for an' hour-or so after -ths esc' opened,' would' be made-; artlflc. strong. Watch out snd see If my d" nosls was correct a say theae Iht so you may know that I am essoin in earnest In afatlng that this sdvert. ment Js not Intended to rsuae sny f effect ss wss Induced by my two l onee.r " --- -- .- -, - - The New Tork Life Insurance psny is oat, with big sdvrti thla morning showing lu flnam' sltlon. - It looks like ss s newer son's. "Ths sssets show not: bonds In the line of securities. , is rrrz iht (Jesrwl I I f Tork. Pa. J-. 1 A the Korthern i. if' ' fre' t he's t " ; ' 17.--. J 1