The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1902, Page 2

P4LL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD. THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1¥v~. ' CROP REPORTS. GOSSIP IN AND ABOUT WALL STREET.|PFANING TQ TOPICS OF THE FINANCIERS. |ACKERS AMI] Reports of the trust companies of allows for an increase of $3, 000 in in- ‘ will be opened as #oon as pending de-y unsympathetic people, and he has Manhattan show that they will soon] ¢ome from the Union Pacifie’s holdings Books Soon to Close ; ~ Cone, tls are completed had it ever since. lead the New York Clearing-House | Chrition steele eBoy Morenern Bee The subscription books of the Col i 8) 4 se vanks In point of deposits. From Jan,|&ud profits of the Southern Pacific are 1 . | solidated National Baak bana eit Harriman as an Astronomer. The June statement of the Rrooklyn | 4 ieee Sib ake. lane! ieee aro dikeiy terse for Wha mene ewelee axt Sa tay, and after that date} " Rapl n eho ‘0 celpts of deposite, wi he Clearing-House| months, the paper expresses the opinion “ i .. King, has developed a penchant for {i year the gross receipts were $12,- | . 9 last the deposits of the thirty-three]the Southern Pacltie may 1 ajusted 0 i ; Weather Map a Guide!‘ capital stock at the present MB oo oy that is puzzling his Wall| 97. which Is an Increae of $951,819 |Coal Strike LOSSES) trust companies of Manhattan atood at| inorder cata portion ot tho pinta ee eral’s Action Against Them ‘ures, Directors of the bank, who ta- u 6 Se Given as Reason and | 742.508.0008 compared with $967,146,000] any, rate, may become ayailable for divi- and Claim They Have Not aus : denda, ‘The Statist entimates that the ; ; : reported by the Clearing-House bank! profits of the Southern Pacific for the| Violated Any Law. Voting Trust Will Be} The increasing power of the trust com-| y street assoctates. Mr. Harriman is Belmont, | to Investorsand Trad*| jig 0, p. Ashley, Pe May Tell Asphalt Story. said o have just finished construct- : 5 } é G 0 it's dey ended June 30 may be equal to a ing Shows Improve=|tenry c. Brewster, award G. BNE (mg cal nis wuENee ome HUARen| |e) eet ou teancemiand Upon panies In the financial affairs of the] Mstribution of over © per cent, on the gess, Geo ge Crocker, Join W.! yGh sie GUREERIES ule ew Henry Tatnall and John M. Mack, Continued. aly Me abo wnt by tie Kana) growth in BtOOK: ment. ee Gwithuisy, Georse S| a big observatory which to’ the receivers of the Asphalt Trust, deposite reported. Many of the largest | UNION PAOCIFIO LAND SALES, CHICAGO, Aug. §.—Demurrers to the t 3 J y ers 100 feet above the highest point | concerns have been organized) ning the fiscal year just closed the] Government's petition for an injunction Hart and Mortimer H. Wega 807) 116 surrounuing. mountutn fringe. [joe ue coy tee ae eee tocol: Sree enbea br rue usomoaniss land department of the Union Pacife | to restrain the packers from combining GOULD BROKERS BUYING. | tna the amount needet for surplus |) tN minted a Monnt Orina, whieh | lect te $24,000,000 assessment ia-/NQ FIRST PREFERRED) RE ware A OUpuES sold 408,082 acres in Wyoming, 382,444| have been filed in the United States Qir- is situs vd a, Bh iiieylon VAapllait: of WAGHErICASMtOGK, esh trouble has been caused among | acres in’ Colorado, 108,383 acres in Utah,| cuit Court by the slx beef compantes, and enpital has en already nearly eubscribed for. There isto beasur-| 0°" tm Ne eae ee ee ots auob ke oN Eee) the stars while he works out q “ y bee a Favorable Factor—Most of sad Te this much has now b fe UE TARSAL CPA the Railroads Strong —|pledse: es IML is 1,400 feet above sea levelu, Here the Eastern lines over differential rates, | 166,125 acres in Nebraska and 261,50) poth as individuals and as corporations may be productive of sensat a - , 5 y be prod ensational de. Expected Surplus of Road for| Wile the standard tines are anxious eee ee urine tee Rotel CC eiing demurrers 18 technically an ad- that differential rates should be abol- velopments. For months many tn-} . which makes it the banner land| mission of all the allegations in the bill terested in the collapsed trust have| Year $6,000,000, but $2,-|ishea, the tines employing them are|fAale year. It Is understood, that, the) o¢ complaint. ‘The charse of combina- vainly essayed to have the entire, @QO00,000 of This Reported kradually extending the system intolacre, which means ‘sat the road’s|ton made by the Attorney-General is ’ new territory. The Baltimore & Ohio|revenue from this source alone was] practically conceded by the adoption of rest and | a ° That reported absorption of the Geor- | Story unfolded in court, and this | Dropped in Two Months. has just decided to apply its passenger | $2,652,968. ‘date i ent Absent. “s to the petition to the Stock} : } Fae Eee ean | differential to. territory. west of | 2hi- 7 tiie SG Gr Oerenke, Gambling Elem Sane commiites to clowd the Bx-| 6 ral by the St, Louls & San{may be the means of bringing !t} rago, the sance as the Nickel Plate BIG COPPER FIGURES. But while acknowledging the truth of ue i cine Ed- ) dwindles to a friendly trafic) about, and when this is done, it is heretofore done. Other differential] For the half year end@g June 30, 1902,| the charge the packers contend thi a ge Saturday in honor of King n t. which haa pr : | the project for dissolving the voting [lines will be certain to follow. this. bid 3 : al sd ho! ward's coronation expect to necure slg-| 0 which has practically been) said, there are certain New Yorkers| The ™ for the through business and further | ‘ne ,Gomestic Production of copper, ac-| sufficient evidence has been shown fop Jt required some time to-day for tho wanda COU Conv aay to catry their! 8 existence for months, Stock-Jodving | 11.4 wink figure prominently in it, | trust of the Reading Rallrond Is to be }compitcations are likely to be caused Seeding fonetaneice gpmplled Dy G; | the Issuance of the injunction, And thelr market to recover from the strongly °% Baniatwulimoconeiossal | || ei2ee Mest on/y Allene fownaaton, hae os abandoned and the trust continued. Chased ae nga Central, which 8! Motul Exchange, amounted to 140,448] !Y avowed reason for protesting pressed belief that Insiders have becn ee | . Bc r warded | ta maid A, 4, Standard line, taking steps | tons, againat 183,5¢ tons In the previous | against the writ is that if suits based . 5 Re | 5 algnenated Copper Company,{| It 1s said now on what 1s regar: to hold its own against the competition , selling on all good rallies within the las “tay eR Young Roehefeller's Chance. Ra renee Pi nee i hority that no. divi- {Ot the differenttal lines year, an increase of 7.064 tons. The/on similar grounds were allowed to ‘i s- Bir eh. : | through the success of Its injunction] as first class authority ° - 7 y Be eae yee acelion tye Bg eae i ‘ ot mi. lt is currently reported that the sult against F. Aupusting Hele : i Te Fl n : forredbatook Willy renee ON On Sov NGs BANKS, myits tons, ‘The totar guppies wore parted ts fe nntotner ibucineasveouiaee ure overcome the reaction was Pro" The Jeading member of a promi-| | i : See ta a Nioxin the Minnie: featy ,dend on the frat preferres Superintendent of State Banks Ku-]% &1 tons. ‘The total supplies wore y gested that no other business could be nounced, | nent banking firm makes the state- United States Leather Company Is) mine and wili Keep it shut down In-|be declared at the dividend meeting |purn has completed his report showing ee eee ee try oe nae vont | transacted, ‘ “There was a decidedly better tone to oa oF tne buying of COMtemplating the formation of a ‘°An! 7 3 next month the condition of the savings banks of | The exports of copper from the United Demurrera wero filed not only for tae the trading, and opcrators were acting during the last thirty days "€W Company to take over its timber Tpustee of Big Mort ‘Thia action alone continues the ten- |the State at the close of business June | cates, tO June a! amounted $0 98.508) companies, but for each of thelr em- for a greater rally on the iden that the stocks during the y lunda, Te te Heated’ that the {acd ADELE PCy A ‘dition [22 These institutions hold for deposl-| increase of 49,629 tong, Of the total ex-|Plovees named in the Government's suspension of gold shipments would hos been really for big interests out- i he lands ~The Mercantile Trust Company, of | Ure of the trust, for the first con tors $1,051,689,186, which Is an Increase| ports 94,641 tons went to Europe against | bill. The companies are Armour, Swift, have a good effect. {side of the so-called Western crowd. C4h be sold for a sufficient price to a! New York, will act as trustee for the |of Its existence Is that it ts to remain /during the year of $54,067,378, The ag {2.329 tons last year, an Increase of | Cudahy, Nelson Morris, Schwarzschild Later In the day it was learned tit ending Eastern capitalists used the "eW company to retire the pref:rred mortgage of $20,000,000 which 1a to |!" control until four successive semi. | Erospic. resources, of the eevee rae | we j iG Bulsberger and ithe G. rH) Ham: another shipment of gold would prob- Leading Eas! 2 stock at par and leave the $02, i Etnras annual dividends shall have been patd| Counts Inereaved during, the year, by | oN oe ee wn REALTY, mond Company. Within the last week ably go out Thursday, but all uneas!- firm of Harris, es & Co. to make sO ae stab aati yt be issued on the property of Me) oy the first preferred atock. W871. ‘The total amount deposited was| Bradish Johnson, President of the|Armour has bought the G. H, Ham- hoag on this score was allayel bY Ne soi, purchases in order to conceal #0 of common stock to get te full Henyer, Northwestern and Pacific.|\ ‘The surplus of the road for this year | $299,8i0,580, ‘which ‘was an Increase over |New York Realty Corporation, has |mond*Company, Lut that fact will not SE eu han $5,. {the previous year of $14,528,199. ‘The | heen made President of the new $0, Sovernment’ 8 expected to be not less than Interest given by te backs ‘shows an | ow United states Realty and Constence | vanes ve covernments bill 000,000, but it 1s now announced that | Increase from $12,606,748 to $34,189,610. | tion Company. Elizabeth Rippel sold to | THs was the last day for fillng the i trae City to the We tule losses for May and June were | MAY HES, P, DIVIDENDS son, | the city of New York ‘for “$22,500 the |answer, and its appearance in the form Wer via s ake City ® | $1,000,000 for each month . northwest corner of Alexander avenue | of a demurrer was not unexpecte good some of his promises which Pacitie oast, There have been many "Tp. Morgan, Frederic P. Olcott and | Zhe Lenton Statist calculates that for) and One Hundred and. Fortleth street. |" sonn g, Miller, Aaa ene Gay came to grief in his initial dash Into reports that the new road would be) penry N, Paul are the three membe e@ year ended June 30 the Union Pacific | Mary Gumbleton paid $25,000 to Ole Ole-~ coune ; ; Railroad Company, after paying interest | 800 for the southeast corner of Willis | Packers, Is not in Chicago, and the the speculative arena. When he be-| t#ken in hand by the Rock Island, o¢ the voting trusi. The u evans, avenue and One Hundred and Thirty-| answer was filed by Merritt Starr. Ite . Te This is the new road which “Dave” this should be done young John D.! ygoffatt, of De ver, will build from Rockefeller would probably make 1) tem y pecial ship- i‘ te u Ban ante Sea bb) cover aoe ite pire thelr identity. ‘This same authority Profits of the leather busines Hauler transaction: says that the money market need Gould List in Demand. cause no apprehension, and that t ¢ A feature of the market to-day WAS Docent prosperity is bound to con- 7 y Gould brokers of an Paying the “Gould ‘ist: yes. tinue for at least two years more. will continue lon the debt Incurred by the purchase of eely as od oo fi Peary clit onie 1 fi sae fourth street. Louis Marshi ae terday they sold them just a# freely a ; /gan playing the game in Wall street |"! Ly ean Helly an aut [S| to act in that capactty until the con- | southern Pacfle stock, from which no| brownstone dwelling, Now ws west witty: | Preparation, however, was completed by they bought to-day. An uptown bh wh of the Fastern ‘ar more y at Se « “.' ditions of the two years’ payment of | income has been received, earned profits | Second street. Mar! Gross sold for|Mr. Miller several weeks ago before he vag sald three years ago leather common was Clark will join Moffatt in the new a ne ore i $y serena "Their change was due, it was Sal. meigt Company ts to be estalilshed at 4 per cent: dividends on the first pre-| equal to about 11 per cent. on the com: & 0 Rebecca Lipschitz the tene-|left the city. to the splendid crop news coming OUL Of miinty-sixth str and Broadway, It | run up to 40 and unloaded on him by | road. |¢erred stock are carried out. mon stock. In its calculations the Statist | ment at No. 24 Monroe street. ‘The separate demurrers set up the al- the West, all pointing to enormous yields eee - = —— legation that the evidence on which the strong to-day on the prospect of In- —— portant. The Governments list of doc- creased earnings, due to the phenomoni! ; | _ fore to Prevent the Issue. uments, code books and telegraiae crop yields now fairly assured. Shares ; Mish | WASHINGTON, Aug, 5.— Minister showing that an understanding in ex- From the Northwest splendid crop 100 Am. “Agr, Chemioa} | Squiers at Havana has advised the act detail did exist between the various weather wes reported, and the conditions | 2100 Am. Boyle | ' # State Department that the Cuban House ' 1) Arma, is nelther dented nor given atten : : fon Am, Car & Foundry {of Representatives, the radical branch saa were termed ideal for harvesting pur ny ae —= 3 It was considered by the District-At- poses. The weather map was really the! 5) 00 Ou | ——_ Jof the Congress, tad passed a bill au- tauey nat tie aire Saraiea ee ng the Issue of $35,000,000 five Per] tiearg of Famous War Time| Young Ransom, Who Was| thing charged by the Government, but " a one of I -, 7 : : : Paarkats sirongett cate pare One OF M8) ‘ou Am. te0 Co Fine Yield of Corn Promised| Stockholders Have Received|).... bonds, to be pola for-not less than upholds: eset actions dat hoe most important bull factors. iW Am. eo Co. pt S74 . cle 2 A i - |constitute any violation of th i Standard OM a Factor, Xin Quy uismotive While Wheat and Oats Are| 35 Per Cent. So Far This i conts on the dotiar and to be redeem Escape Now eating st esd ot ay He ae ther damurrers "are stained jaw. If BL aia Gl aivees aig vce ay és =e 4 able after forty years, for Failure to Pa’ is ives, Cou o' a is | court the original complaint must be tere ln tdeGiacitg 24s per hare dividend ae Being Harvested Favor-| Year and Total for Twelve qulers communicated the inform- 2 a Y Dentist Bill Y amended, If overruled the packers hace helped the industrial Wat generally, as it sit, & Ret abl | Months Will Be 48, Weeause. the Platt amendment} Mmonye entistiS()l.: epee tended to-ahow increasing and continued $140 Am Swot, & Re y |provides that the Cuban Government ihe law points of the caseacd geclared a 3 per, ce ni dividend cad 19) 10.100 atch, 7, a8. 7 SHINE . Aug. 6 —The Weather rhe Standard Ol Company has de- s far discharging both prin-| In Ludlow Street Jail there sa ruddy-| ile bis ra and oli case until the Federal judges retarn net with to-day a declatation of o| L400 Alths 1. & 8. F- pt Bureau's weekly summary of crop | elared a dividend of $ per share, paya- and interest in a reasonable time, | faced, gray-bearded man, neatly dreased | bunting, through detectives, for him | from their vacations. ao wi to; 4 a Ww) Balt, & Odio . be by his provision was intended ¢ ym f ; ame tly at ease in his surround-|bigh and low and he was vainly tions is as follow ble Sept. 15, to stock of record AUK. 15. /gave the Cubana. from financial lune | emq SPPArEDIY St cise In Ble surrouiel to gain admission to the Des taentas ——$___ A drought prevailing in the previous, ‘The Inst dividend declared was #0 @/ders, such as have put nearly all th 1 put nearly all the 126% week from Virginia and the Carolinas share, but it is usual for the first divl-|Latin republics on the verge of absolute | ton was made to Justice Steckler in the er sister, Howard Ransom, twenty- westward to Arkansas has bee ely dond of the to be much larger than manana ‘Gnvecnic marina iieraaaitr Supreme Court The mee) je Francis a years Old who wandered aver trom ale’ (exoes y tha 5 ‘e nt r tim: 7, has fi iB) DEINE OxOSAM thowe following Ite on Trust wht | Whether it ie an excessive issue that ts] ech. dud Is In seit PANE te Day ne i recent. the company has pald sine bell jan, 1 35 per cent. The absence of the sporting clemui® in the Western contingent hud 4 marked G00 Can, et upon the yolume of trade ond deprived the market of its most spe tacular factors. Bokiyn Rap, W) Butt, Rook. & P. broken, the It ig said tha ¢ cwasterncrs (were! 44 heavy over the western part of the re- ; pany Hiviiond proposed. Tt is not likely, however, that | $779.59 allmony. self” by getting locked up. His brother, heavy atiicrs of many of seit succial | y I eigae Hambaiy IORGURHUY TOWAN RE Toone RAUL COIR TART ae ea cita peru uaroane there "will be “any attemie to interfere, | “Tract Is @ veteran of the civil war and] Joe! Rangom, who {s in business at the f i) pee aust berore: (hey departed for Gar, in) chi. ters, & Tan Unues in portions of the lower Ohlo Vale | ow May Titers on and eat ellet Tout te] 1s sixty-two years old, At one time he eo rine ren building, No. 11 Broad- toga, but the professional element |. Term, & Tr pt ley. Carolinas and Northern Georgia, ” fund. fe h | “im. | Was @ commission merchant at Nos. 3, 6] Way, and lives in Buzebeth, will find Seeea tee ee ee there is one ts op FN | ee cance cin ABER Syortiete of ROUTINE AT “L” MEETING. lGanraaiente APKAMOSAE ROE em and 7 Old slip, but now Irsch declares| him In the Tombs to-dey, and by pay- ‘ uw bear raid. 75m) Gol. Fue) @ Iron | Texas have again recelved very heavy yy ‘i Ricect rt | SS he js a poor man and unable to pay the| ing a fine of $5, imposed by Magistrate ae er aticee are eee ona) A Bee | rains, and the ake rewion and the north~ MMRWAtIAN Directors, Disappoint OREGON 4§ BOUGHT ON CURB| sumer’ feaulred. Irsch and his wife Meade more tor the purpose of detain-| every Day at Rockaway Beach will fra ‘tried to start tn the collieries under 500 Coll Southern 24 pf... 4a] ern portian of the Middle Atlantic Wall Street by Doing Little, | fell out in 1886, she bringing a suit fora|ine him till he was claimed than for) oy ‘Aug, 16 go down in the Elstory of protection of the troops 1 would lend 109 Col, & Hock, Valo. | States have also suffered to some extent) At the meeting of the Board of Direc-| short Line Steck in Demand ana|*2>*‘ation, charging cruelty. Before} punishment, he will secure his Ilberty.| +4. poach ag the greatest that over 4 be erioue agaltional compileations 0) Col, & M. Val, pee» | ym excessive moisture tors of Manhattan Ratlway Com- that sult could be tried Irsch started a] Ransom got @ tooth filled by Dr.! ico oenea, ‘The hotel keepers are get ie with railroad labor. a atts l Z Other Insuea Stendy. ; only routine matters were counter-suit for absolute divorce, Charles G. Pease, of No. 101 West Bev- q | There was a good demand for Oregon} rach lost his caso and was compelled | enty-second street. When the fee, #2, Sulgtlite “thatthe “ex-chiot Swit byes to pay Mrs, Irsch $15 a week permanent] wag mentioned, the patient said lan-/ stunts’ for the occasion which will { ‘he protracted drought in the central pany $4! and southern Rocky Mountain districts conside: The poor showing in the annual state- |continues with increased severity, and! Wall street had been waiting for this, Short Line 4e on the curb to-day, and ment of the B. R. T. effectually checked speculation in that stock and the in- 400 slders were left to manage thelr cam-| 4h) ben ; . iepentt scting: 25,000 sold at % 1-2 within the first thirty | ali He made thi yments regu- | guldly that he din't have it. Dr. Pease| draw a large crowd to the place. But W ssista e rom, e bs t portions of Kans: Nebraska and the | meet expecting that it would take 2 'Y | alimony. He made these payments regu- | 81 jaen| EASE sealsiance’ itr a aap North Pacific Coast region are in need) Up the y minutes. Other issues were quiet, but| larly for many years, but finally his | failed to recognize that his patient was perery, eroraate @ word about what to th steady health fatled and he was compelled to |not quite responsible, and hed him ar-| His ileutenants are industriously oir- Quotations for the active stocks at| go to Burope to recuperate. Then the| rested, In court he told the Magistrate] culating the story. however, that It is alimony stopped and Mrs. Irsch recent-| that he “seldom bothered about money, | Deverys intention to Invite the whole of rain. General! ditions have been As a whole corn has made ex: the temperature con- | highly favorable. board was in} o4 only. and) Noon were Money Market Slow. 1 In the money market there was little nad of doing ellent | session for wf activity and the rates showed no sp ere! lth tned * i} ih | but always ordered anything he wanted fal change. Quotations for time £ 2 ; progress in the principal corn-producing | ten #djourned withoupt any ate] Bid. Asked. [ly began contempt proceedings. Irach | but villa at Arverne-by-the-Sea on. that were 4 per cent. for sixty days, 41-2. "Sw Hockite 84 | Btateee and an unuaually fine crop ie| tention to the Wall strect reports, allowed the matter to go by default, |and had the bill gent to his eleter. And| memorable a : Poe cont dor tour montne, | SR tnian "| promised ae with the result that an order was en- |my head hurts sometimes,” he ex-| "BAY: If he doer we won't doa thing cent. for four months. P ter Mahia re e , 7 t Apparently the banks continue to gain) iw Inver winter wheat remains to be har-) SOUTHERN PLANS TOLD. | Gregon’ Shore! tine is: habe OU SeHae BAL 88) 08 locke we aevesen had tried tolpet into’ the! “totes aera oF ne ble tallow, on balances from the interior and ad- 1% 1b in extreme Northern districts, steel ha . Ludiow Street Jail until he Ri my, }club-house ditinal, payments by the Sub-Treas- 0 towa harvesting has been delayed by! Rallway Will Begin Operation of | Si", Rieter pald his wife the money due hi otise ot Mrs, ‘Waiter: Chapin, Mo. Bit |f08" O86 esl avers se nio Aes) ury ie eG at Blondie gold depos. moh ‘onsiderable dam Risvey arn ana vent 1 | Wiketnic conte Many affidavits in Irsch's behalf were | West Seventieth etreet. She ts at Nar-| ana poisted a gorgeous banner. They Peay eacibe: Coast peuiie oxpectet Nea iucentabnenia er Th cerncntand lcm pidonta: a emteras | tonts submitted to Justice Steckler, Dr. John|ragansett Pler, He told the caretaker | meet in a twelve hy twelve room, back & per cent., with the de 1 light at Harvesting Jain general prog-| Samuel 8; President shally calle Shrady declares that Irsch is suffering |he was Mrs. Chapin's brother, but the|of A saloon, now, and when Devery 4 that. Foreign Exchange was slghtiy fess ou the Northern Pacite coast under] Southern Ry has lasued an exec trom chronic bronchitis, heart disease | latter did not belleve him and would | Squeezed In to receive the, homage of firmer. EER UyRRiY dninvomt tise lbean names | Mey orden aunoune! his road ———e—eeee and Bright's disease and is Hable to a| not let him in, though the servants did | sala the clu) ought. to have. better iS a delayed. py showers In Minnesota, | Would at one jon of the t pse at any time, give him something to eat. He satd he| quarters. This remark grew into the 0 i Proportions of a promis hi B, MAYOR TOM JOHNSON WINS e harvesting ty In progress ng {af quien of tho Atianti, Valdostal J, H, HYDE DECORATED. n, Waxer Swayne, who states that | would wire his sister for money as he [Proportions Gf promise to, give the 4 a a Oe EDP POISE RAK, 2 i TT i | —_——_——_ " | was In need of it. He said he was from Dear oy combi says: w —_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_____ As North Dakota high winds and hal i f France Gives ML ge of OMcer| The defendant was for a considerable | Albany. Later he said he was from q einige ing whit | termine ti Se COMTI PETE ume during the war of the rebellion | New Hampshire. . . GRANNY DID IT, ; er ; allchtly nad AOR tHe LORE | pARIG. Aug SJames H. Hyde, of {iichathhd® HOWL d wae Gne of tose) To-day, while he 1s in jall, the care-|Knew the Food Thet Furnished Pew™h unre has leadived th py Nonl Amorican any tn th cwhat A PARIS: Auk S—James MH. Hyde, of) i vescaped with others trom that pluce | taker got a despatch ¢rom Mra, Chapin 4 i i Ao She. sniuAstion SY, Central vapldly in 8 hary a eee ath tr |r torment through an underground un-| telling him to let her brother in and| A grandmother, by studying the ‘ poner?) eved py Judge Caldwell re-.| hag. begun —— a eee oe eno ATerteey (et cue cBy gthemaclves under <lrcum: | send him ¢o bis brother for money, proper selection of food, cured her- straining the City Council from grant Dakota ‘ in recognition of his Franco-American | stances of great peril, which, in aff- Th atemaen fing public-service franchises, and 1 and Washington sporing The Wheat Market. educational efforts. ant’s judgment, COMMA RA AS a fg scol-| Howard Bano tie his home with Role or eomech irene | snd verare, + and whi de favor dvance: She whe = nae P -, iderwen at for his coun- . 3 nm, 5 she clally those giving the low-tare atrect- whea made fav a The wheat marke: to-day opened] Tt te announced that he will pay the | Gler wito, underwent Fiat far Dh cout | his slate, Me re oe ree ito save her littie granddaugater be- railway company the right to use the Oat in the Northern district | steady on light offerings and a moder-| way of two French students each year|the “merciful” consideration of the | his sua ag | a Raye hos hee. Rr OMNOA URRY wtreets. hi » unde favorable] ate demand from shorts, Korejgn mar-| in Columbla University, which {nstitu-| Court.” from extreme nervousness, his relatives er edge + Mayor Johnson fought the injunction PE WO ee a reek | Kets were steady, Luter thero was al tion will send two of its students to} Dr. James A. J. OBrien, the phyal- aay. ie Sap anTee a0 Sons's Re Wes my a ed bean Nc and {3 nearing comple xeept In a the County Jail, says: “I be- 5 months old she was wean Use euit, and as a result of his victory to- the more easterly seth slight reaction on fine weather in the] study at the Sorbonne, Paris fii, OF mnven loraer tern of imp-luon- Sa re the savers dilnees of her morhare day the low fare lines will probably be —~— Northwestern States and a bearigh| The scheme will be extended to Chi-|ment will be attended with grave c iy ne Conetracied aa econ as posaitle. | 3.400 ity Missouri Slate report, Corn was ateady|cago and elsewhere oan SHOCKED BY CURIOSITY. [She was put on a prepared baby f Judge Marvin, who reud the declaton 10 Ht, Biee! uring pf." 38 AVAILABLE SUPPLIES Rene atareN hutincbe | Aa Lawyer Jose b da, Proger ip bebalt of but soon lost flesh and color, became urt, Bi a te i bber Goode * r + bu proke o ry a o} f fart aie fit PN vaiy a seetatee fie een IN GRAIN MARKET, | the West'ang besriy crop no "| James 1 Hae, VicesPraaigent of the] graer that He might make an nvas|Womam and ® Bey Touch a Live [Konan svat Wid tires ne with nO tive body, A legislative body ts one Prine ert tng Docas Re gull iyi Equitable Life Assurance Boclety, was| tigation of Irsch's physical Condition, | Wire, with Disastrous Results, ermanent benefit. At last her stom- Wat hts ihe power to enact laws. this ‘ies wi } ber, HC | appointed a Chovaller of the Legion of] don't Relleve he te,in any danger’) prappock, Pa, Aug. 6—While Permanent benefit. At leat her stom. tive body ftom pertorm lewintae| amy peru ork eee . ial cable and telegraphic advices Com=May, 48 Yt Honor two years ago in recognition of | Wife living In Florida, and ne hus licen | crowsing bridge over the railroad |neany everything she took. she tive dutics.”” ed by Bradstreet's w the fol-| Ghibago A Cheb ine price wer Wy hea | his work for the advancement of French | sending money to her, I want (0 to} tracks, Edward Freeman, colored, nine|would be wet with a cold perspira~ re hanges in available supplies, as r G5 to G8 1-2 ay, | literature in the United States. He Inyetlaale: ler granted an adjorrn.| Yeats old discovered that the tron rail-|tion after feeding and would ery pite- SHIPPING NEWS. ompared with last account eptember, iG | went to France several weeks ago with | int" inal Dhursday. irech when seen | Ing on the bridge was slightly charged OO with pain. ‘That 1 a danger- AVATLADLE SUPPLIES . | Prot. Adolphe Cohn, head of the De-|by a World repor.er at 1 with electricity, and enjoying the sen- ous condition for a small baby and ALMANAC FOR TO-DaY. n ea and Canada, eat Rockies December, | partment of Romane paneneeet ane Jail declined to discuss his case. sation producéd by it he investigated |i, this extremity 1 remembered how Bun rises,. 4.59/8un 713\Moon sete.. 6.04 rn—Beptem- | Literature in Columbia University, with ara the cause, and found that an electric|neautifully Grape-Nuts had agreed co eteh and ig Birope, decreaend j May. 41-4, | full power from President Butler to ar- FALL KILLS CHILD. light wire was, touching the railing, | |with me, and suggested we try the High Water. Low waver Fe OE ee ae eee aM atablsh te ae! wal thtGwn own’ the: see t he |tood for baby. AM PM ' tien and Canada, east Rookt december. 68 68 Le Olumple F! “At “ ts : tn Smt Nan at PER Cote Adee a | ARM TENE cB AY AL laste Mas “senott Pout Tursons | Sedes,curbind sevtetatan tate] We pees nary cactus ith i 74 | united States and Canada, gaat Rocki HTS offered: “ Dreeniber, | SA Rhelr aiudies atone OF Moro of The| Fire-Mecape and Died Instantly. | When picked up he was unconscious and |SIViné fWO small teaspoontuls “at & | tnereased +5 t+ 1,690,000 8 bid; May, 6-5 to W394. | Prench universities. In return the| |. Sian Banat 1] May not recover, feeding, softened with boiling water FORT OF NEW YORK. } Among the more Important inoreasvs —— | ergoeh, Goverment will esigoliee, fo] Nine wae el ahronge the Sceeschon Sra Mary Polahak wos crogaing tne Jand fod tn stertlized mills, warmed, 5 ores The Cotton Market ellowships of equal val ere) Max Schott, Io rear of |The experiment was a perfect suc- —~ reported 8 week are those of of which will carry on thelr studies for | | { the flat on the third seeing him touch the wire ARRIVED, oy | tt Chisago private elevatora,| ‘The local cotton market opened steady | a year at Columbia University. CE RC Pt Orewafah praatita was |COBS. ; “Broa 10 249 EH pushole at Depot Harbor, 165.0] to-day, with prices unchanged to three ———_—_—_——- [eee ireeetre) At of tng ‘witat caeen ee gn’ tae been cn the foe ae aveud Bt N At ‘Winnipeg, 94,000 bushels ac) points lower, The general tone of the - ‘i rents ed and thrown violent! ‘ 4 senen | 1,100 W ral Pf |iust Bt. Loule TS O0 bushels at Louie.| market in the early dealings was firm, | BELL BOY ROBBED GUEST. The ehild had been AU and Nie a es Witn ‘eitaaa Meh mage jfor the change in this brief time 1s Myerpoo!! The total sales of sto: 6 | | 9 This was rather unexpected, Liver-| had fixed a bed for ag The woman has aslnce been unable to|wondertul, She has gained over three ac Mablgs | phares and of bonds iile, $1,000 bushele at Coteau, 75,00) salen Wareigit a Ga to hick Gol George Nicolat in James M, Bash!s | escape so that St could get some fresh] speak, pounds in weight, has rosy cheeks, Kran erry" usheln oneh af Beauville and at Chat) oe iy wero acuve Dilyem of | Room, air. ‘The mother turned to leave the bright eyes, and she has the appear- Benes) PASTOR LIVED BY FAITH, |vnict® (0% S00 Dushelw at Ryans: | Si Louth, ‘Poo beure forced matters | Ceorge Nicolai, ¢wentyefour years old,| child for a minute when in some man- MURDER IN A CHURCH. [ance of a satisfactorily nourished g Gibralta . eading decroases are those of| for a Whie, but the offerings were | x75 ‘O81 Weat oFrty-third street, a beli| ner it slipped through the grating of and thriving child.” Bio Jantero : ) bushels at Milwaukee private a)-| quietly absorbed, Wall strel bought | 0 the fire-escap One Man Shoots Another om Ac- e reason that Grape-Nuts w Cardenas | Funeral of a Man Who Had Ne} ic und 16,000 bushes at outside boy of the Gilsey House, was @ prison: Th pe~ At oY — \ Salary and No Collections, Manitoba pointe: ij Aug. 8. to|tn the Jefferson Market Court to-day CE HENRY SAVES ALIFE. ' count of am Old Gradge, ree with adults and babies is that ( OvToOING sTBAMBHIPS | eee r ee a 8 bers 170 to 7.78; October, 7 Us leharged with robbing the room of James PRIN’ CATLETTSBURG, Ky., Aus. the starch of tho cereals has been i HA CK, hy AUR Funeral kee 0 7.8, Decem:| af, Bush. a wealthy English guest. of ee While services were in progress at the| transformed into grape sugar in the SAUD TO-DAY, 7.7 0 7.08; January, Z.bb to. 1.01; Pi re services were held over the Rev. bad iM k "the Gilsey House Oakland rok, three back roceas of manufacture, and when in i Movie, Gatveton, | J800d Waller, an aged Dunkart preach. FARM ae i Ags ere Tae, as oom mt eweinet Nicole! 4 Cokians Dit Sawn elite Aik a Froduced into the stomach it is ready. @ Princess Anne, Norfolk. pie Bek bap pastor sh ene Sree QUIOK ANSWERS TO HELP fuavon, S18) 4 Presaner, 1.8; Colones, hotel. When found a th the] syRLin, Aug. &—Prince Henry eaw| into an uproar by the fring of @ re- | for inriedione Card and mp: 4 ‘more than ; 1 1.895 1805 | guent's roan b ADE, uroh, | Rot tax the powers ¢ Organs uring which time he never accepted « | CALL come to ndvertivers who put ua Bipking’ C0 keep Fy zilane pevient Af the. AWRD, RATHER a Macon Gigerton, The renuit ts alwivs henge salary oF other compensation and never! their “Help Wanted” advte, in the Rianne thie, GAse Game i and the food has saved thous toeie wo colietion en Sunday, core bel boy Me x | inane “ sis ‘ ta hee ‘of lives. aris a