The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1903, Page 10

h Ld ; — THT WORLD: MONNAY EVENING, AT GUWT 10, 1008, a ee -- ree ee ee a STOCKS GAN ON nr ecteamrnes, wer ees TW MEN UN ACA uble ‘Blue Trading Stamps. Late Raily Raauit of Cantoranae 10) giv Pant f at " ( f “tf , Hy 4 Bernands ‘18007 Damager! by Leading Bankers an Prop these print ' iy impresseds Prom Supreme Court 1u9tlO® —seitinn ty Form fig Pool to for Having Him Adludged Ih) Hig Gowen in Chock sane and Looked Up es, Freodorio’ &. Champtin’s veYoar-Old Son Abduated jut as Mother Waa About to Return to New York SHE BLAMED HER HUSBAND DECLARES IT WAS PLOT ENTIRE §=LIST = BENEFITS TO SEIZE AN ESTRTE ranma . re Mach oss ValuesAnd Double Stamps. White Lawn Walets. Shirt Waist Suits, Marw wad aehing AN Gay wut s40, Where @he Mare od Champ Tradera Were Nervous sod Dea! Atier Mar Pleat Muaband Of Appetiate Division Released Him ge Peverion Until Pinal Maur ca aaa pda $.a5 Value at Wacted Decon. tu Clear at o0e Miter Lawyer's Wife Had = Crratinn Prete # Feature ov styles, Grimamed with — + henoedon Carried on Vigorous Fight in fie : fey Sat values We 8 8 6 Cl ' CS i ns ain sho ma ‘ 4.50 Walking Skirts $1. 98 Men's 396. Underwear, 296. Preatin fF, Meher © jmyer, hee HT oe ne point ‘ ’ qood that they'll easily wear the Croment malt sentnet ine brother. 1 ‘ ‘ we i Ry Laetedthy Lh ae ' @ee Henry Biehot of the Supreme = * @ Was avian: at) 40 , plioned this sheet th nave gone “cease anid q what xt fine and conned in rnd iaqtan fa those os ee ae toes oe (3 ove aot) La and trimmed th small tt laree tout seats, suspender tapes an ad Cc worth up to § a pearl buttons; a Proosedings brought iby tne): Mine add « ‘ effort r | on were hn ain aeucee Hhe aa . : Tg Moen re Roger rete eM sine oe _inatianted by Roger Tableware. Sailor Blouse Suits = eminent pixyatctane de. ale (ne or - ! c of thie “mn ere are two very important spec torino af 49c, Values af a Quarter. Geared that Me. Bieahoit was suffering , a na separated. He re matchlessly low prices to-morrow { \ 1d sore suits that from « detusion that he was being por THA rine fered ty « mothe pep ninsed ' oe ats wh Rogers Tea Spoons, in. pisin and taney a Here's splendid news’ We've marked down mor al Geouted by hie drother, the Supreme '" a bie ankers had mat a ad hroveht agsiner hie bawutit terns, usually sold at 69c. per set of six, (4 have been selling up to 4c. each Hour : os arousing fo become the conservator of hin per | market anid atop any senmntional rts i ei ee eats Babes ala suas ale in the hoys row, @on and thereby contro! bie property af values "he understanding was tie ey avidanee Rogers Table Spoons and Forks and Des desirable colo) Colla attractively Dr. Francis A. Utter, who fad been an! fectared had be enohied: -yenter 18 2 are wel Aces sert Forks and Spoons, worth osc. per 719c trimmed. io. my. wellemad: a Se for twenty years, /after a vumber of conferences the pur New oY and tt Mra f six, special at...... Veloapecets ments. Sizes 3 to 8. spec . testified e lawyer that though n@| pose Seing to end the \« wr ampli was a note , was mot strong mentally he wae per-| bring the list up to noms Mies Ahanka. He 7 5 Seotty cane. — employ of James Towers ~ ¢ ‘ vient ge One aae i hpeee oniay of Jaunon Toone, «4 Women's Oxford Ties Laces and Neckwear. , eres a frequent attempts ware | deoiined fivtcn am S80 Gon: 0mn ame acquainted with Miae Shanke and Girls’ Stylish Shoes. Black Galoons in serpentine ts: also Notting- mate br mrife f0 have che dectalon | sunpors the maraet nnd sas postuv and made nee his wife ‘They lived |The Oxfords are in dongola leather with patent toe caps: | ham Gatoons, in white, butter and Arabe: ive 5c court upset. Laat summer Mre.} action was not filly agreed upon ar Lappily until ahe went to Lake Geneva, newest styles; all sizes. The Shoes for ehetite rats Biewot brougm proceedings in the | tain leading fnanclers, howe give Wit. one season, where she met Girls are made of box calf leather with dallion and straight designs: 1*c. values, at, per yd. Westchester Bupreme Court She allened| their afd to the list, whieh rewulle! t « in. Jow heels; all. sizes; eR sees ul 50; Spe Gulpure Collarettes, Lawn and Hemstitched JZ et 4 short thm before Henry Bischof, | holding the bears he banker, her husband's father, had| ine late rally @ied, jeaving only « amall portion of his — $1,000,000 estate to hia won Franklin. Bhe| Fxpecting @ acnsationa! day prokera| femorted thet her hamband had been de-| reached thelr oMces Kemarricd After Divorce. a sho yaturned to this city ner! Jnuxband Drough an action for divorce. | to whion «he made no defense. Shortly | married Champlin. | cial, Stocks, worth up to 25c.; special at .. back and prom, ae 50c. Gorsets at 29c. Long and medium lengths, in white, drab and ventilating materials. Some are slightly soiled, but otherwise perfect; sizes 18 to 30. inches; lace trimming; usually sold at 50c. each; 2C special at.. : Hosiery and Didarweat: Women’s Imported Full Fashioned Lace Lisle Hose; attractive patterns; double sole, heel and toe; 49c. 29%e value, at... 12%. 39c. Gorset Enveré at 25c¢. Gathered at waist; 7 styles; tine cambric; 2 and 3 insertings of Point de Paris laces and Insertings of fine embroidery; also with embroidery 25c tan unusually | fer the decree si elared tnsane and therefore could not|enrly nour many having come in trom) Towers rot business, and since | exntest the will. Justice Blechoff. she tie mountain and anaside resorts on lata ae er leet Bee en Raseeted, hed her hufand adjudged in-| trains yesterday so as to be able 10 be i |. - the Chumplins Was apparently happy. A | @ane that he might get control of ‘on hand at the onentng of the Exchange | fa was worn, and Chey entertained in property. |'he attendance nn the Hxchange war a style nig the busiand’s great Reversed in Higher Oowrt, large and the arly trading on a hensy | Moved to New York. taking apartments ‘The case was fuaily carried tm to the |°MF All the principal trading ponte i the Dariingte A year ago the bus a © Division. where the decision| We sxolted at the opentng, and evi-| | ad brought suit divorce, haming ‘@f the lower court was reversed jast|{Rtly © large amount of selling orders if x ones March. By this judgment the lawyer |2@¢ piled up alnoe Saturday's closing ¥ co-respoadents. | | | Was declared sane and Justice Bischof |The malleries of the Exchange were | Was forbidden to act. as committer >T| packed with spactatora, Mant of the] ne cherew nea een beading and satin ribbon run; usually sold at 39c. each; special to-morrow at 69c. Umbrellas at 35c. Every one especially made for us and thoroughly examined be- fore accepted. Fast black English gloria with steel rod, strong frames and natural wood han 35 the vase. den thine put thie ‘Women’s Low Neck Richellew Ribbed Vest dies, silver trimmed; for men, women and mit pereon) Ane ad been brought | bankers who had left town on thetr va-| pe. . lone between herself and Kenned i children puscot silk ribbon at neck and sleeves; 19¢. value, at Mr. Bischoff all his. brother's | cations were back at thelr offices Misunderstanding Among Law- | Public Prejudice, They Claim, Wis: ‘iy the husband, seeing o action was un tant molely induced Ubi re} y hina the was’ making no headway. ree Py Berm) tian vastoheeter Counts, | ANAGRAM Pacific was the tonture ot Yers Causes Postponement of) Brought About a Failure of ‘ours to wits caw’ the mutt hecause of ash Fabrics at Malt. eirigerators, 94.98. gue ieee a_law office at No, 303 West| ihe day, the stock rty-fourth street > aiel arhilellt + Witile at City Island, he declares, ne| DK Blocks, white henging hands in tha expense. Mrs. Champlin’ retained wheat ape paints | Argument in New York Build-| Company in Which Thou- Perron, of Net, child as “the fe and proper guardian Such Peet) as this make the basement stores grow— would make any store grow. You can afford to anticipate A Large Purchase of 36-Inch Cambridge J 2 1 Cc 2 was arrested by the Sheriff of New! |ntor tt fell off, but was 44-2 above at i | Chamolin family has often been Suiting in attractive mixed effects, suitable Bee, Merested by the shot of New| ae clone, the Anal nuornon hanes} ing-Loan Banking Co. Case. | sands of Poor Lost All. in pant. GoW, Ohampitty the head of bd next summer's needs at such a price contempt proceeding. He was taken | bilati | | tio) hotine, ‘left an estate of several | [mlitions which was divided between his | Children, one of whom. ia the present SS. Aug. 10 —The trial of Walter Jones. wife of the comic median. She married Fredeciok to Ludlow Street Jail, where he re-| msined unt!l he became I. He was) American Smeiting and Refining re- then taken to St; Vincent's Hospttal, | cetved good support, tt closing at 41-4, |__ Men and women Investors in the New Be caciication oe ne Lt anacmeniton, a gain of 2 points, The rest of the ine | York Building-Loan Ranking Company Glumbert family on the charges of | $P it. was Givenced| from hii tted to Bloomingdale Asylam by Jua:| Gustrial Hat was fractionally over. Unit-[ 0% this clty numbering nearly one hun forgery and swindling in connection and married Jones soon ther: fter. | joe McCarthy. ed States Stee! was up 1-2. and the pre- | dred. Who Mocked to the Suprema Court with the Metitious Crawford militens|They are living very happily together. Got Habeas Corpus Wr! ferred 1-8 per cent. Amalgametd Gop- [to-day to hear argument on the applt- was resumed to-day and drew another AVomuan! Puraned Brother: Me. he then obtained per gatnaed 13-8, ar 397-9 American| cation for the appointment of a recelver crowd to the Palala de Juatice, Mme. t long ago a brother, Charles, was. wit. of Daten fe then obtained | sugar ani ‘Tenierses Coat and tran |fOr the company, expressed thelr indig- Therese Hun bert continued to domtn-| brought Into noioriety through the fact | SINE that he ve released, | weer each 1-2 over nation whan the Court decited to ad- ate the proceedings and created sev- {that @ young and beautiful girl, who M bl ustice Bisoh. Journ the case “without date” gail she was a “Miss Martin, of New 1 for suits or house gowns: special, per yard... Hardwood, kiln dried ash; galvanized s t tal 3o-Inch Covert Cloth in mixed grays and brown Qe atlas so tind “Telly 4. 8 effects, worth 18¢. per yard; special at.. Oo recesee STOB is ccacasspeee lace cenereens: $5.25 Armure pertienas: $3.|$2.50 Lace Gurtains, 1.50. A special lot of these went on sale for the first time yes- ]Sold an enormous lot of these yesterday. Plenty yet. We terday. It was a large lot, so there are enough for to- purchased 6,000 pairs at a figure enabling cist pate eit-color tn teed us to sell them for $1.50. Exquisite olive. Deep fringe, full length and Colonial, Renaissance, Empire, Marie Antoinette and floral designs, per pair... * sl scones when the ¢ Of asked that the writ be dismissed. | a tint attempted’) york. was fo unconscious jn front Elle resuest Wan granted and: he wea} The local traction group closed up,] The Alsaypotinted and angry investors to examine (he other members of the |of hls neneet nd who subsequently | j Sppolnted commitiae of Nia brother’sa| Brooklyn Rapld ‘Transit showing a|!" the company, whose methods have | family |xaid she had tried sufclde because width, worth $5.25 per pair, at........ ap |gain of 1-2 and Metropolitan steel Rall-| Den severely criticized by Referee! M. Bonnet, the prosiding Judge, in-| “Charlie no ‘ouger loves me. é To-day John A. Strat counsel for ¥ politun Steel Rall. \ e se, Co) pin says she wi wn , ustice Bischoff, uppile’ to Justice |yed,i4, Manhattan id Metropolitan | Farren, left the court-room and |ndig- ‘sisted on examining Frederte Humbert lige risa ae ea pee roe ipo eee ‘ochrane In the Supreme Cort, Brook: | yop Ales were Unchanged. 1 Iyn, to have the trial of his Srother's | J! anu iret preferred 1 damage sult trangterred from. Wex- |“*yend preferred closed off 1 ~ Chester County to New York County on | ,Atbisen was ap 1 f MUO nantly commented iipon the workings of her husband, but Mme. Humbert rising | not restore the ohfld to her, of the jaws of this neferce report we wilt he teal n hinery ese paaple say sald oo show a surplus of $1.2 iirerlerelunsbieltoleeaeear(welp eevinea | i feemendl abel nentan Gane Wanna (ise ertanara re unable to recover thety savin demand to be heard am sirong THINK SENSELESS on foot. We know that the telephone the ground that the plaintiff resided in | P®e fe xatned 4 per cent of year to-day and will explain wher wi 1 the conver t H 4 ‘o-day and will explat erecaierni res were tapped and the conversa pe eran’ thet he pian toeided 38'/armaourl Pacite and Gourhern Rater : om tions over the wires taken down by New Yi a | closed o4 The argument for the appotntment of tons ‘eo @ resident of New York City. He also M14 to 1-2 un at | ” atenographers. In these telephonic con- Bal [J pe! % Brother to. make it plain whether the | timore & Ohio, Wisconsin Central] bean heard before Justice Dugro, At-| the examination of the other defen: ondered—actually ordered—that his ex- ql @amaxe suit was based on a charge of 40d New York Centra aminers force the showing of a deficit. ; each gained S| torney-General Jo Canneen é * . ‘ . malicious prosecttion oF false lmprigon. | Si. Maul olosed as 185 8. ganar &8 all en reli Jahn’ Guinean and Janta desplie Mme, ‘Humbert's con- ‘Ae a result, confessediy faise deficits : REE athe Duwike CoGhea ra as | Ai Mitales Conk eu!) w Deputy Crane were to have appearsd in| stant interruptions. During Judge Bon; | gurgeons at Hospital, After Calling have been entered against us.” ry ed decision, st} Lala, | hing: rogation 0! her sol ism, seeas, f Alzohollam, Change New York Building-Loan Bank- AUGUST COTTON Young Vanderbilt Couple -Arrtva & Nusiwitie wad Rock Island tke. |Deealf of the State, The case was deem: | net's sen ed of suMetent importance to command | humband Mine. Therese dramatically ex mnie 3-8 and Southern | {h® Presence of Mr. Cunneen tn person ‘claimed: Thelr Mind ; Maliray PS per cent, Tine Wa: ash atooice Through some vam: arene when | "Monsieur the Presid you are) ater remaining unconscious in the) NG Co. Comes Up for Argu- TAKES A JUMP. in Boston To-Day from Thetdl Feed A ei itch reece, Saal per: |the case was called at the appointed |rlearty: show your manner that! pat One Hundred and) Twenty-«xth t id Attorney-General . | Shy néevernadctivagytayeat Wadena |" neither he Atturney General or youl are ag You siouht disguise! street police station from 10.0 o'ctock| Ment an orney Extended Honeymoon Tripy lolk & Western and ‘Texan Pacine | ith¥ers for the corporation were pres: | your feelings o appety UMpAT=|laet night till 6 o'clock to~fay an un- i ici i frationaity: mater ent ; [sate Retna mai wan wanstenrenie nen |) eSayS There’s a Deficit. Other Options Follow the Market} Spent in Europe. an | s leans Nath . The Investors reemed to have a be! Frederlo Humbert testified lengthilyliem Hospital in the fear that he might Leader While Buying Is day were: Home, Wate UNE GAY }ter understanding of the provious|raxarding the aflaire of the Rente] pe auffering from knockout drops, Good Ameri, ‘ e 4 5, ree iy vere pres 1 vod! Y cern wi vi t Eixpresa 5, ;agieement and were y t in good! Viegre, the iasuravce concern which the| ‘phe man was found by. Policeman| Justice Dugro, after a conference over ifaeal te ‘ron mvealse wera) ALWAYS. FILE ne ees tea Noh, WOKE, Ait [numbers A “represontative fron {tumberts «tariat sn the crash of yiarry Tleren at One Hundred and Six.| the (elephone, decided this afternoon to| After irregular dealings In the cotton! BOSTON, Aug. 10.<Mr. and Mra. Resi S ern Reatlway red S18 1 Jottice of Leputy Attorney-General Crane | which thouguids of poor people loxt all! teenth atreet and Third hear the argument on the application to| market to-day August was pushed up./natd Cl r and Pacitle: Lind. ‘Tract 4“ feonidye | informed the Court that Mr Cunneen | jfegnit treet rand Lint) avenbaxay 10,10 28s! a Be eee taMtinl aalia, mile the | he eee eee cred. haee “ ‘ fi ely | i appointed for the New td Union Gas declined 4 nnts ant Mine | had aitolthel ley preparaditeln txue last night, He was unconscious on the| have a receiver appointed for ‘3 Sher Sptions followed in. the tise. Buy|!" the steamer Mayflower at 11.15 this peapells ad HoulasBiieL) Steal opeeslies couse Wie maa iwern tit teriien “tat the atione jaidewnlk A patrol wagon took him to| York Bullding-Loan Banking Company. | ing was good, there being much covering | morning from their honeymoon abroad ferred declined lo, a new low ie ease, Vut had be ed tt 1 faith and! the station-house, where his ailment| The case nad been indednitely postponed | by, shorts. They were welcomed home by Mrs. Nella 0 Paid Help Wants de Pintle dan aR OGM RI La AE ATT iss nilce sroured | wan dlagnose:! by an ambulance surgeon [in the morning berause the lawyers were pi seetem ieee ios “to i088 Oclober, | fen and (Mrs, Arthur Kemp, mother an@ i i fyi " at > was. plalnty nst_ (he Humbert family brought) yw alcoholism, ‘The police remedies failed | abeant 818 to. 9.78; November, 9.69; December,| sister respectively of Mrs. Vanderbilt, in This Morning’s J aThe,totnt swies uf stacks were 756,100 | Justice DNEE® | ne Das ee hy the failure of the concern, Helte restore the man, his atupor becoming | Referee Farren has reported that in- | 963: Re ary a February, 964] ‘There were also on the whart a charfe WORLD. a Ae ee Me erat paeen nul andl anuitie emphatically denied (he Judge's state- | deeper. stead of assets amounting to $9,000,000 | MATER. 85 086i ternoon were; Au-| fur and a valet and a squad of photogs BUT Se Aa hen meade. BN 4 ment that the rooms tn the palatial rest- | yhe man fe abou! forty years old, five] there lally exists a defictency of | xust, 11.70; September, 10.49; October, | raphers and reporters. Paid Help Wants inthe | r & Qaotatto down for argument “without a hi Sf phe +t idavare es Me troubies of the concern, Kocor thirteen other New York | aworatiuan with nev chan tor tween [Se rereree Pacrens report, |ilustrw i ony ther dey result of extravapant or reckless |) papers cout bined: ments in second monmkaKe and atunaoted by = promises of abnoymual © Clonal eof the Hum: 1 Grande Armee were connected by te in the Avenue |feet ten Inches, tall. welighe 180 pounds, | several hundred thousand dotlare, De- | $86; November, Bi See |e ee one tier Dede, eere, ne.| money nor sewer argument. "The closing quotations were: August, | ¢ffusively’ by their relatives and friends ae tena lae Attorney-Genoral Cunneen, who has|1178 to 1178; September, 10.45 to, 10.48; | Neither was disturbed by the knowledge Octoter, 9.85 to November. 9.68 to | that the camera men were working thelr ae Re etiaavetea|| taken up the case for the State, ap-|(cporry. & f Sts Huanbert eats be had devoted! DEATH FOLLOWED BCAST. Ho the cane for the Binre, 9p" |870; December. 61 to, 9.63: January, | siideg as rapidly as possible, also excla — es | Amal Copper Sin Smelt & Ret AGENTS ...... 11) JANITREESES oo promt ost of hie dime to art and poetry, leav- 9:69, 7 Oy " 4 eee Hedy cereal Since the puolicasion of the report She lit the entire Ananclal operat nia | mination of the affairs of the company 13,0 % 7, aa ie . $70; March, |" “Mfr. Vanderbilt told ithe reporters thea FLOWERS | KITCHENWORK .,. with flat-footed dentals of any MEN eres by of Momatn D'Au- Said Be Never Feit Betty fe His | was made in sme fectitas report sent to the murket closed steady. iieievovens iad Voom) Ory, Deaenas BAKERS ...... 5 4) LAUNDRESS BS agement or condu the Hanae, Mine. Humbert’ brother, brought Life an ropped Dead, the Attorney-General, In whicl as aE 5 vi . Mrs. Vi GARTENDERD .. .. 1) MAcHTNIET re waitcl emacks of deosit In any OT natin NO A tow minutes after having Informed |Set forth that the corporation dia not LONDON STOCKS RECOVER. | teen indisposea part of the time, not BLACKSMITHS ..... 9) MEN Mrough their attorney. Joseph P. ———_ a telemt that he never felt better in hte | lM the requirement of law and failed being a good satior, but she had fully Hist aitiier nee : Busiace : Preniene ea oration have Thal Wise tates ect: fife, John Schnitzler, one of the oldest | Properly protect the depositor. Americans Rally and Mold Steady, | covered from the ill effects long bee x Sut ERS {ewe GW i gues pres RN Meer Wheat opened active and firm at the ‘een of the Brooklyn Rapid ‘Tran- | The Attorney-General then ran reptdly Sith MERELGBAL Galwa: tice) te Mantras ele hed: fi Rabies ia. aiunens 7 Dione tate arwede Troan, Fe oa deca cee REI amr erie ean aeetot, atronccy|sit Company, fell dead of heart disease Keath Wt asi Fret ¢| LONDON, Aug. 10—Money was In ac-| stfaight through the crowd sudPout Inte ' @UTOHPRE «... ... 16) OPERATORS yen. & Rio Gf, this State In A an of “profosstonal | RAEN: CMe Ci en ar today. Schnitaler, who was sixty years 8 oMeore of ass i tive demand today and discount rates| {de furect, where they took 9 carriage , ie ie g : Unis State Me duktene whe are after the] Northwest markers and foare of « bad! Gq, jived In a furnished room at No, 75|Sald. “have estimated as profite moneys! were harder. ‘The stock markets opened | Sf Ea eran’ Oanlee rue ties f ‘ career * Oa * fat. recelvorshiy.” re) yon report thts afternoon had a bearing! ‘rpms avente, He was sitting on n {that were not loaned. They have used idle and duli, ‘There were some liqulda- | attor We areage, althougll ie aid fot 3 CARPENTERS ISTRICH “There will be no eivership. We} oy the market. Corn opened strong In of thontio! eaaiee ek this for dividends and for expenses.” tions, owing to the approach of the! Seem to be very neceaaary, becsus ee CARRIAGE HANDS. 2) FEATHER HANDS | int nhtta: “ht wo pe solvent ang char [ch the market Con opened strong In] yarrel in from of a grocery tore next |The attomes-cenera added that at|setilement, “Attention was main’y dir-| Seiten ationded to moat of the bute CASHIERS slratsren Jur methods are pradent,’’ said Attorney | the West bw door, when the clerk, Richard Spleen, |one time a contract existed between the | ected to the mining contan al a atace tow ‘The talk was bullish on the cold] greeted him officers of the association and its Presi-|4nd home rails were depres: Mr. Vanderbilt laughed and chatted 10| PAPER-TTANGERS —— ' ‘i . veak f Americ: | weather that ms to be threatening dow do you feel to-day?” he asked. dent by which they agreed to pay him] Weakness of Americans. A general re-| with his friends lik ea big, good natured 4] PHOTOGRAPHERS. : nenacte SAN COLY, 3 $250,000 for vertaln property, paying him | covery, however, took place later, boy. ‘He has a happy, ‘healthy. COMPOSITORS .. | POCKETHOOK one’ CURB STOCKS IRREGULAR. | corn states ana on teoepects tor,» tows] oever etter In my life.” answered |p cent.'more than it wi worth ari) Americans. governed’ Dy. ane" temor-| He hae aplenia tenth tat red wheels each es Sere uel SPaniae = rel condition In this afternoon's re-| gennitzler. leaving it to him to settle the coat. alization in’ Wall street on urday, |whioh did not appear in the least tanned CROCHETERS ees AS ot Le Ww Northern Securittens Lee the Mar-| port. After the opening both markets You ought never to say that without “The company accuses the company of | Were Nervous and undecided ‘hey ral-| tke some of those of the other passen- squtida 4 re 2] New York (ent wii incdal ‘ J off in response to local realizing. | touching wood,” remurked Spleen Jaugh- making false reports, and staca that| ed slightly at nm gers. ‘This was due largely to the fact cUrrEeRs 5 4| PORTERS. seve 6) Ontarto & Wentern Met wit hiaiten Sew York's opening prices wi ingly’ there is a doticiency’ of over $900,0W),"|@t # fraction above parity, and then ad-/ that the Vanderdilts. stuck pretty close- DENTISTS |. 2] PREsEERA ,... |. g| Renieyivaula | \pregulurity marked the dealings on| tember wheat, $6 bid; Ducember, $6 1-2] “that's #0," replied Schnitzler, “Go| continued Mr. Cuneen. “It ls on his, re- Vanced sharbiy ater New York's open- ily to thelr cabins during most sol the, i DISHWASHERS... 35 ROUPBRS | Reple’s Ga» | Irreguls Ke . Mee W net, tember cori 88 44, wd [acroe tie sireet there to MeLean, che] port that we apply for « receiver, ‘The|(ng. The interest in Canadian Pacific! voyage and had thelr meals served. 4 Be : 1 Reading Je our tontay. The feature of the| Mhicagn's “sah AM 1 Re | ace ie Und tell Nim: to coat othe | Cage presents two questions for jadicial| Was the feature of the market.’ ‘They | They occupied, with valet and ma DRIVERS .... ..4.. 1 SALESLADIES ., ., | Reading Int pt earlier trading was an advance tn] wei Ruy wheut, 83 1-4 to a8; @eptemel Und measure me for a casket,” and as| determination—whether or not a recelv-|closed below thelr best. iKaMfirs were) cabins on. the main deck, abate the DRUG CLERKS 2 SALESMAN 17} Hoek Intans Sto a) Bd; December, 81 1-4 tol pe. sald this the old man arose and| ¢, shall appointed, and who the re-/firm on loca? and Continental support. | centre, ‘They brought with them j | Northern Securities, that issue going] ber. $0 be." —— beautiful automobile and several trun Rock Inland pt B44. walked upstairs to his room, colver si 3-4 to BLYVATOR SHIRT HANDA 2 Hs ‘ 5 TD nb ne RT ny | St: May corn. “8 to ii g 2 caller dy pm $8 0:8, earl ae) Ww York's closing prices were ets five minutes | David C. Robinson, of Elmira, ap- containing some rare old silverwary bo STARE HANDS ag [austen hare fine pri Securities were w York's closing prices were: May) Lome Shel vm the street to ire cioca| peared for the company ‘Instead fe] ILL, SHE SOUGHT DEATH. = | ana pictures purchased abroad. | ‘These enor MEne SLEEVE HANDS ,, 2 Urey a Asi $ “2 corn, dertaker and ¢)David B, Hin, who It was understood the Customs officers took some time to vo ad oe Wid A ember, 8 1-2 born. of the undertaker and announced “that | E . od — ua ; pe \ S troe) {el November 58 1 she bad found him dead an the floor of |g ven Tet tee to e TeIunt aii Mra, Anna Gardner, wife of an em- “iRiey are going to. Newport to-night : ve Poom, A phyaichin who. Was ume Peat) Me cd maid death Waw caused by heart {Milly authorized by “State laws to do were "K CLERKS .,. 2 5 ployee of the Water’ Department, at. (and will arrive there In time tor 9 4 TALORS. : ber, 0 1-4 “Gt TRIMMERS Northvess es zs Dusinewn- Astor's ball. VsNAMITHS, i Jeanoard: Ae Line, “inal rThis inmue we have here ia ag much Die Mai a ey Tica, an : yt deaboatd Air Line p ve to pernicious ative Int Ninety~ " SAREE MeN j andard O11 | Siaty Deaths Due to Strike. an to AS Melo ua eee fai) Stee Robins | halla. kas. A TIP—The way to reach the : 2 ERS p Manila’ pe VIENNA, Aug. 10.—The strike rints at }t9m Never was there a suggestion Dy | She was found nconscious dy her hus- [homes of New York fs through the 4 Cie Bank Dep. : tment until 1908 that tod, jah cong. Ii this company, |2and. who summoned a physicia newspaper that the homes use to an hour's hard work she was revived featat a posse nbably recover. “Mrs. Gard- {reach thelr help. That paper is The nA made despondent by il! | wong, 3) WAITRESSES, | MISCELLANKOUS ,.205 Jorcow, Austrian Poland, haven Regeaes ding to 4 Cracow newepaL my the Supe ha aince Aug. 6 through con-|a letter In which he suggested a posal-| and will the strikers and tho] ble deficit, of $22,000. To-day the aasets| ner had are conceded to be nearly $9,000,000, Out! health. in United White Knob ssseseseeee : L in men's furnien Jehth ayonue, assign] fixe hard for th benefit of creditors. G TOTAL vcore sees