The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1901, Page 10

a : /Announces Reduction of | 1-4 Cents Per)pr, Samuel Landsman Summoned by Coroner to Answer to Charg | of Having Killed Two-Year-Old Boy. : A Pound—Combine ‘The Amalgamated Copper Company has made public announcement of the E long expected cut in the price of copper products. ‘This afternoon the United Motals Gell- ing Company, which handles the entire © output of the Trust for selling purposes, @nnounced the cut. | The price of Lake Copper ts quoted at 15 3-8 and 15 6-8 cents per pound. Blec- f trotytic ts quoted at 15 and 15 1-4 conte @ pound. ‘This ia an average reduotion of 1 14 * cents per pound, and !e an open adints- h sion by the Trust that it has failed in © ‘te avowed purpose of keeping the price (of copper near the 17-cent mark. ) To-Gay's announcement of the cut by the Trust ends the big fight tt has been making for months to keep copper from 42 cents to 3 cents per pound above the 5 f market price. | It {# also an admission that it has F fefied In its scheme to upset the law of supply and demand. For months the Copper Trust hae been buying the output of its rivals at prices ranging from 3 to 8 cents ubove market figures in the endeavor to hold NEW WAR NENAGES ~ GANT RR COMBINE ’ ; "SAN HAS A DESPERATE __4T-ON HAND. Retirement c—— Him and Alllvterpea May Bar Morgan !% and Leave —_——rol. ‘The proposed merger of & Western and Northwestern ru, 5 pat truat, to be domino) ex Companyeny may not be ack $109,900,000 of stock, plished without another captt hern, also head cM terday from the > | torate, {8 to be followed by Harriman, head of the South sad Union Pacitic £ This wil howe ecu Award 1 > sltua Nor ; help th «Company in he combination, but clle the differences between Harrima and Hill Harriman and the Kuhn feller interests are s propose be oppose ort 5 tock now ho If he sides with Harriman the Mor: HAN plan will tve a Kerious set K. $408,06 Northern Se tock of whi Y curb w Edealt 4 n ene of $48,000, 00) three weeks. ‘HEAVY BAIL FOR MILLER. Distric notified that the County Co amount o Cent. Mi Jail, were Miller an bait in, es total of 170, 4 1f the case pending before of Apprals should result in M She will be arraig: on anoth: ment. ae Would ok je, which for $1 will make thi The ¥ arket. 1 Wheat opened to-day with | fearcely any cha last night _ The tone ax {nthe mor: cumulation offerings Corn, “howe rent’ streng New York's + wheat, 54 5. bi prices were: i January, De Vire trouble again caused a pool cables, and all the Ming. sentiment cables of y Ai to 412 points, ax an port recelpiy of Invemtment. orders |& poor sturt, and thouzh ste: ert call trading was | ge Hold, wate Wall ‘utreet war amon, The Amorican department at t President James J. Hill, of the Great of the Northern fea Company, who résigned yes- rthern Pacific direc- jackie ston, the fight Gov, = Van sant. of Minnesota, is making on i Will not recone -Loub-Rocke- | Will Lose Heavily. | the American market at 17 cents per) pound. Tho out announced this afternoon !s believed to forecas? the reduction of the dividend on Amalgamated stock from 6 to 4 per cent., If not lower. At the prices quoted by the United Metals Selling Company this aft “| the Trust will toe, tt im sald, pound of copper It selle. WENT BROKE ON COPPER STOCKS. BOSTON, Dec. 1—The assignment of Wainwright Bros. & Co., brokers, was! announced on the floor of the Btocit change just before noon to-day. The firm, with offices at No, 63 State street, includes W. P. and J. H. Wainwright According to the Secretary of the New York Stock Exchange, Walnwright Bros. & Co, of No. G Htate atreet. Boston, | fare not represented on the New York Exchange. If the firm has « New York | connection the Secretary does not know of ft Consequently the failure has no apprectable effect here 0 yy STOCKS STEADY ON SHALL DEALINGS. CHANGES WERE OF LITTLE CONSEQUENCE. Manhattan ‘Trading in stocke was comparatively quiet this morning and price changes were of little consequence, with small fractional declines predominating. Lon- market was strong and active, but news was counteracted by a re. heaviness in Copper. On leht halt s Amalgamated opened down a sequent. the local market and sub- 1] cent. Cll ooeq art additional 1-2 per 1-2, veater 7 1.2, as compared with ance of the ms anal figure. The bal- exception of Maneag quiet, with the n| Atchison tsyuen Th. and the dividend, advanced & yer, selfing © while the latter mountew’ to 182 6% to 76, as compared with 75 3 ner cent 1! The balance of the rallroad + nigh’. general rule openel down about sa a and then recovered to ater with yesterday's closing level, : gressive selling by the bears sent F cent. 0! it recover at a de- Reces- to-day were Dr. Bamueh | No. @& East b Mover th had rhird street, aaman, of No. castyeries could be heard all over the houses frankly admitted that he had made a i ied a days tummoned ts the}and up to the thme it died Thursday | mistake. colors: blue, pink, gray, tan he uytswer the charge that! evening tt moaned and groancd “Ewas Tuenday evening I ‘ i pieraily ted, black and white, (made n y =| Tes pt and) fave the sh hy steady | Te! bir in Cit Hon Paci Et ite ie ¥F pe 32 ay ‘The complaut father, Alois Sp, Mrs Lu “YSpione Meaty UREN ay THE WORLD: tub over a wife at No. WF with his | ing boy, who was The ltue | seized with conv pretty, was night. Dr. 1 Wh While the “baking process was coing med piteousty BUT DEMANDS MONEY. \Nanker Offers A tulle as paying to witha of te young girth Mm ith ie wns 2 upt ast there was caused by a small depositors going to the 85,000 Reward for Verson Who Started False Report. came tn the run on Jarmulow- hundred fth of the yesterday of onlookers ao large ¢ lers and those who c WwW their deposits were quickly with men, Whos tand the mM pre ush ke wel keep an une ostors ike nesbeak own bank had a similar expert. season, Jus this time, TI ok of ain to withdraw thelr accounts to make holl- a Si | fine ‘al report, 0% [Person and give him ay 1° purchares. case h Of course that wn Somebody circulated a nd TL want to find that ils deserts,’ ere, wer th patty Landsn 1owan Trkandd "Ainvan Hohe sade The poor was be Phyatetan An Evening Wo: Landams or talked. Phere Every W can puirchas Diamonds and Je tre, » $15.00 FRIDAY EV TRUST FORCED TO BABY BAKED TO DEATH INA ‘CUT COPPER PRICE TIN TUB OVER A GAS STOVE. ++ ate IXy child was dying and tril ho awful screams in ¢ something don ant to sce him Our establishment i: mond in cen-3larwe whites yin dlamonds, SOIR RT TGs Ra eri oem a 2 oa ORR wear cera oF ING, DECEMBER |! 1901. VANDERBILT DEAL | IS DECLARED OFF. “HOLDING COMPANY” NOT TO BE ORGANIZED NOW. ponement of An authoritative statement is made th. for « “Holjing Company’ or th lerbilt properties is off. Nething more ts to be done tn the natter until {t In ascertained how th: rts will handle the Northern Securt- ‘ompany. aval in New York Central has ated, and the important develop- ts expected dally for some tme past to be made. ontroliing factor in the Vander- it ssatem Je said to have announced ‘at It would be unwise to make public ews of another great railroad com- Uon while the feeling of hostility inst the Northern Securitles merger —— Forty-Year Honda, >, In connection ere the high: Bids for ants. 1 Bond a at 106.271 and inte W@hest Did, — SHIPPING NEWS, PONT OF NEW york. Nort Amertea kenbach Jantestomn EL su New Orleans Feguranca ntiago INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, DUE TO-DAY, Nubia, Ste Pretoria, Plymouth, Windoo, Hull Iroquois, Jackmoavitie Havana, Havana. Huelva, Huelva. Rowton City, Swanses Su Orlecas, sell, Dremen. OUTGOING STEAMSHIPs, SAILED TO-DAY. a on, Dry Women's Weatzsts for Holiday Gifts. Alois, Spinner. Peau de Ciene and Peau de Sote Waists, aby,” sald he "E found jd suffering from severe convul- meningitis. T saw a the cane ss, The ein the he be power- Thad to do everything myself. r hot water, but none was nT heated some on the Ra8 baby In the tub as after very clever imported ae ed front or back, Put up neatly in a box, making a suitable and acceptable Holi- y baby to e him punished. | stove and put th = s Ul ift: G As none was ; +! Watle he wa t over the stove | scon as the gas was lighted, day Gift; real value $7, at mb Alled wt cold water Ain bathe | and the ba ning, We allerled | sy had ta thin, as the cage was | an Nettrd the gam (8 OV | for htm but he for us to bolerttica! and something had to be done 85.50 each, « jen he placed the child f\ jaw that he knew h ness and | at Thad my hands tn the water i while the water wa heating. \ tub] could’ tel nthe water was too hot. | all th ‘ ght T could tell Nis hands in the water so he cent that hurt the | when hot, but ft neems Heielbeening oer Ree neta see TR Nutug onthe nono | *cannel, Serge and paaad he needa ne ¢ ty ee he held the child against jof the tin tub and was burned in that bottom eo ba reallz the bottom of the tub and | way Iodit not realize that the tin x the Un would begpme hot much praea th | would get hot before the water heated, Prunella Cloth Waists than the water which he was 1Whadbecameduacon |esstittwns bal kiecnusellihndénokanesto A A sith ble hana, tn this way 0 ButiTat ca hae Cates lethal U suppowe that the child must /in several styles, and in all recelved severe burns upon bly burned [nave rested too the bottom ot . i | Tae paint from the tud was burned ito h, very) muc tub. DE did not any burn that the new: colors; also oue an & hie flea un that but when 1 the next day |box, suitable for gift giving; a burn fy long on the It wis entirely aceldental, a very much worried aboug the matter, Such a thing never hap “to ome and 1 have been practising on ck for eleven yearn, iS id died from convulsions and 4 in no Way hastened {ts deatn, vuld not have been saved." ¥ q 8 physician, hi real value $5, at S33. 5 O each. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St we had called in ond str q in fearful agony fo t tila slightly how by peUMonia, burns tributery, isman called on Coroner Zuc- made hi q being un- the morning and Fault. The Coroner decided to la rter called on matter before a jury and let siteedayiuTne ide whether or not the burns : caused the baby's death and to what the case and |extent Dr A Sale of Girls' Coats, We will offer OPPOSITE. Ly oy WANAMAKERS| at 4% less than formerly. Girls’ Kersey and Cheviot Coats, in, 34 and full lengths, some lined throughout, others half lined; colors are tdn, castor, blue, red and black; any size, Ay 4 to 14 yrs.; not a coat worth less than $15 end many high- er priced, all marked at the uniform price of §I0.00 cach. Lord & Taylor Broadway & 20th St ich fully guiranteyor American Watches. No trash sold froma promineQ’ by patronize obscure concerns when { Iry in evcey cone audi ay house at wholesale. prices ? je design. Lad tebe § men's cing th Gontlomen's Waltham or, throug hout,3 sold fine An Flea §q la ¢hrat ElginWatohos movement, five he Sxolid 14 karat 1 3 ure ‘gold th: 0 dia mon $25.00 models) in styles either open- |, = —_——— “HOLIDAY PRESENTS.” FURNITURE, RUGS, PICTURES, &C. Don't put off till the rush in making your purchases, and bear in mind that our assortment of Desks, Parlor Tables, Rockers, Bookcases, Cabinets. Pedestals, Easy Chairs, Parlor Suites. Pictures. Lamps, &c., are second to none. LIBERAL CREDIT. Qur terms of credit are made to suit the convenience of the purchasers, and our prices are the lowest in the city, and not increased because it is nearing Christmas. We have an immense assortment of Chairs, Desks, Dressers, Toilet Tables for the little ones. Look at the prices of a tew chosen haphazard. This handsome ROCKER, loose cush- ions, in velour, worth $1 $1.10 Pretty ROCKER, upholstered in 90c i . Ore fancy Velour.ecseseeeseee 3Ox24x13; i TOILET, glass DESK, 36x23x13...... .c000 $2.15 10x14; golden oak tinish.... $2.59 MeClain, Simpson & Co., 539 to 541 8th Ave., N.w. Cor. 37th st Further Reductions AT Burt Shoe Sale. On Saturday we shall make special feature of Women’s kid shoes and slippers, Some sizes and widths are gone. Ex- ceptional values if your sizes are here. $1.00 125 prs. Women's kid shoes, narrow widtts, were 1.00 $3.50... 0000... + eeeeee NOW 72 prs. Women's house slippers, were $1.50 and r .now make acceptable Christmas Presents. Also a lot of fresh goods, teavier grades, newest styles (orders which we had to assume when $2.6) we purchased the Burt store), all sizes com- Ing in daity—all $5, $6 and $7 shoes at...... $3.65 now No woman can afford to miss this opportunity. The Crawford Shoe Makers, Sale Only at 54 West 23d St. OTHER CRAWFORD STORES ARE AT 825 Broadway, near I2th St., Manhattan. Nassau, corner Fulton St, Manhattan. 150 West 125th St, Manhattan. 433 Fulton St, Broodfyn. wABYPTIAN Gist 0i8ELS.—Oae of the kinds Site ares, pf rich cream, Daker'e Chocolate ang the ‘Made tn foch aq YRIDAY, oat tention to ihe requirements eae th good candy prevail. No need to do with deoartment store candy when yeu 54 BARCLAY ST. COR wesr Bway. MTT s .¥OU CAN QUICKLY FIND SOME- . ; body to buy your camera or i <-] you advertise it in. A the Sunday World, Pees n ea :