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tage in Maine. BAR HARBOR, Me., June 9.—Levi Z. Leiter, of Chicago, died of deart failure early to-day at the Vanderbilt cottage here, which the Leiters | had taken for the season. Mr. Leite! hut up to yesterday he was able to t the heart developed shortly after midnight, and death occurred at 3.40 A.) M. Mrs. Leiter and two daughters were by the bedside at the last. H Mr. Leiter was seventy years of age. He was the father of Lady Cur-} eT LFV Z LEITER DIES “SUDDENLY AT BAR HARBOR Multi-Millionaire and Father of Joe; Leiter and Lady Curzon a Victim of Heart Failure When at Summer Cot- r had not been well for a long time, ‘ake his usual drive. A weakness of zon of Kedleston, wife of the Viceroy and Governor--General of India; of Miss Daisy Leiter, whose beauty has been the subject of note in English court circles, and of Joseph W. Leiter, speculator and investor. As soon as it appeared that Mr. Leiter was seriously ill messages were | sent to the son, and to-day other members of the family, were notified of | ‘the death. It was stated to-day at the Leiter cottage that, pending the ar- rival of Joseph Leiter, the time of the been decided that the service would be held in Washington, D. C. | The Leiters are well known here. They have been among the sum- mer residents for a number of years. Levi Leiter had risen to his position ‘ef prominence from almost an unknown fand certainly an obscure beginning. The value of his estate ts estimated ot ‘When a boy he had nothing was dependent upon his own @x- for his living. . Leiter's name was conpested! {2 early days of his career in th what is now one of its principal Business houses, that of Marshall Field & Co. Almost his first employment in @ young man eatin tae ry-goods house o! ' 4 Co,, in the old business Lake and C! atrects, was one of his Coes ‘establishmen that lishment. | At there than we vponducting a wholesale Gry-goods business ‘alone. rehip in Firm. a he had been with the ey, Wadsworth & Co. for Mr. Leiter, who had risen ‘ecabip in the firm, eold out his Marshall Feild, at that time iso a partner, did the same, and the purchased | controlling interest In Palmer's business, forming on Jan. ; firm of Field, Palmer & tit t ! J F i H 5 4 By €F i i 1865, the ‘are Inter the title be- Taker. Ad, Lelter & Co,, and 20 it remain: mtil Jan, 1, 1881, sixteen years remeay trom the time when Mr. entered the firm, Then Mr. Leiter sold ‘to his partners and left the dry ‘dusiness. with ‘wer. estes wold to Mr. Field after a quarrel, when he gave his partner the opportunity to buy or sell. ‘But his connection with Cooley, Wads- worth & Co, does not date back quite to the beginning of his career in Chi- cago, for Mr. Leiter went there in 1854, when but twenty years old, and did not the Gooley-Wadsworth house till Y In the mean time he had been em- Ployed by the firm ef Downs & Van Wyck. ‘The reasons that impelled Mr. Leiter to wo to Chicago were much the same @s those which took there from the East in the early ‘b0s scores of young men who later became—and many of whom still are counted—among the leading eltizens of Chicago, He saw in the ‘West and its rapid development, which was then well under way, oppor- tunities for advancement in business which he could not hope to attain in the East, where he was reared. He did not go to Chicago at once, however, on leaving his birthplace and early home in Maryland. The future of Chicago ks the metropolis of the west! Partner. funeral would not be settled. It has at Leltersburg, in Washington County, Maryland. His parents were well-to-do | and of Dutch Calvinistto descent, The | town in which they lived was fonnded | by their ancestors, it was there that Mr, Leiter spent his boyhood and re- celved his early education, and it was that he derived first a taste for merchandising, spending several years fn @ store in the country town, where general merchandise was sold. he remeined until 1853, when he left for Springfield, O., to go further Weat a year later and cast his fortunes with thowe of Chicago. He made his home in Washing- ton since leaving Chicago, where his wife and daughters have entertained extravagantly. Mr. Letter took great pride !n hfs children and tn their social position. No amount of money was too great to expend upon them or their pleasures. When Joseph Leiter, his son, cornered wheat, and later lost millions of dol- lars, his father is said to have ex- pended militons to pay his debts. ae COTTON MARKET. Irregularity marked the opening of the cotton market to-day, with prices 6 points higher to 6 points lower. Trad- ing not so active as on previous days. Dullness was particularly noticeable in near months. Cables wero fairly good, but featureless. A rally in August on the call sent the price up 1 point over yesterday. Following the call late | ensne) advanced sharply, and by the close of the first half hour prices were about 10 to 15 points above the close.. Now Orleans started about even with last night. ‘The opening prices were: July, 11.83 to 11.85; August, 10.79 bid; September, 9.93 to 9.4; October, 9.60 bid; November, 9. offered; December, 9.63 to 9.66; January, 9.58 to 9.69, — JOHN V. CLARK DEAD. WHITE PLAINS, N. ¥., June 8.—John V. Clark, former railroad president, millionaire contractor and bullder of water-works all over the country, died to-day in Roosevelt Hospital. Mr, Clark, who was forty-five years old, was a prominent resident and large property owner of White Plains, was born at Great Bend, in this State. He was at oue time Premdent of the Rome, Wator- town and Ogd rg Railroad Com. and also engaged in the banking . He leaves a widow and three children. / SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. ‘was not clearly apparent to him until he had spent a year at Springfield, 0., where he was within range of the in- uence of thé city at the head of Lake Michigan. There os in Chicago he sought first “a place in o store,” and found 1t In the employ of Peter Murray, then ane of the orominent merchants of Bpringfeld. Invested Early in Real Estate. From the day of his going Chi- ago Mr. Leiter began, as soon as he | A sould accumulate savings, to invest in real estate. He pursued this policy throughout his continuance in the dry gods business, and when he left the firm of Field, Leiter & Co. on Jan. 1, \g8, St was to enguge in the real estate business, in which his holdings already gaye him a prominent place, It, was during the years when Chi- cago was making its struggle to re- gain what had been lost in the great fire of 1871 that Mr. Leiter gave much of his time and means to the work of the Chicago Rellef and Ald Soclety, From 1874 to 1890 he was a director of the society, and except for the first two years of that term, a member of Its executive committee. The society had the handling of the immense fund contributed by cities, States and in- dividuals all over the world for the relief of those whose fortunes had been @weot away by the flames. Many Lett Pennile: Many who had been worth hundreds of thousands of dollars were left penni less, It was the diMcult task of the society to apportion justly the funds in- grusted to It, alloting them In such anner as to insure as far as posnible ‘the progress of the city along the lines which had been laid down before. With at least five institutions that \ e@ecupy prominent places tn the life of Ghicago the name of Levi %, Leiter Is © cOnnected as one of those who has fos- © tered them from their beginnings, These )ate the Commercial Club, of Chicago, which he was the first president; the eago Art Institute, of which he was ond presisent; the Chicago ne- Ald Soolety, in which he served ctor during the years of its Usefulness after the Chicago Sun rises, 428|Sun sets. 7.20|Moon rives. 1.00 TURAN Water, Low W kh Water, Low Water. AM PM AM. BP. Sandy Hook.. 3.35 410 | V.62 10. Governor's Isi 3.07 10.27 11.07 Hell Gate Fe 11.40 12.39 Niagara. ‘Tampico INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUE TO-DAY. Barbarossa, Bremen, Carpathia, Liverpool, 0, Hamburg, Korona, St. Thomas, Peninsular, Lisbon, OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. SAILED TO. Ta Lorraine, Havre. City, Savanna! Bautschinna, Hamburg, Namiltons % +4 Mongollan, Glasgow Aral oe, Chi ston, Florida, Argentina El Dis, Galveston, an Verona, Porto Plata jaxo, ‘a, Will Open a Branch Store 366 Sixth Ave., Near 23d St., SATURDAY, JUNE 11 The success met with at JOur Main Store 6th Ave., Cor. 14th St. encouraged us to give the same service to our patrons in the upper shopping district, From the first day of the opening cf our new store Souvenirs will be given to our patrons. Ice Cream Soda with crushed Fruit Juices will ge be served in every drink at 5 rainea! the Chicago Historical Society, he helped revive and clear of jatter the fire and the Illinois end Savings Bank, of which he of the original stockholders. A large varlety of The Best Quality ot Chocolate and Cholce Candies is to be had atour stores at most moderate Prices, You are Cordially Invited. PETER A. MENAKAKI, Proprietor | | Capt. D: Capt. Prinzess Tuesday Fortuna al Protector, ast. belleves t ing taken aaw it on CAIRO, tho Big man Johi molished. x F pimp}; clay-t nose, tract wise upon. or ut comp! use it bathe (Laurs he re ventin effect order. t never. £58. kineer George ar Many finely formed faces with regular, pleasing, ures are marred by grained, knotty, uneven, Essence of Nature, the toilet wonder, will remedy this,—without iestion a most remarkable article. ts use assures pliable skin, and a complexion of day upon the face, neck, arms and hands, and you will be' agreeably surprised at its wonderful and oz.) 5c, Medium (10 02.) b0c, Large (®oz.) $1.00, at Druggists or Express, Possibly not as to features, but what @ fing, smooth skin and ‘beautiful the clear, ti thatattracts, rather than the features, "This is why youth is not than age. EAURET BALM, rubb on the face, neck, a id hands, 8 or 4 times a week, above. IF WOMEN owders, they will be delig! INVISIBLE VELVET FACE POWDER, best made, or flesh, 250. MEN WHO SHAVE, f,,%8 ‘Superb, . Instant rel THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1904. 5 MISSING SUBMARIE BOAT UT AT SE annemann Says He Be- lieves He Saw the Protector on Deck of Steamer Fortuna Bound for Europe. Dannemann, of the steamship i Irene, said to-day last he passed the bout 3 o'clock in the afternoon and on ono of her decks he saw what | he belloves to be the submarine boat which mysteriously disap- eared from Newport News on Monday The captain said he recognized the | Protector from the deseniption and the ‘ 3 pictures he had seen of it |whe will have accommodations for He says he he boat has been bought by the Japaneso Government and was be- to that government when he the Fortuna. ‘ oo TWO KILLED IN WRECK. . June 9.—By a wreo Yards here to-day HMbson and Yard Fi ewster were killed. in A ewitch engine and two cars were de- eminine Beauty « attractive feat- @ rough, coarse- lotchy or skin. "A muggy, sallow, ike, lifetess complexion, a red wrinkled or withered skin, de- Featly from what might other- a handsome face to look LEAUR' .B (Laurel) Balm soft, smooth, even, ite beauty, Tne it freely every leas Sample, (2oz.) 18c, Small Vexion! It is the lovely skin and ght, lite-like complexion wonders for your skin, and It delights e and re At Druggis who use face pow- ders would first the face with LEAURELLE el) BALM, then apply the face hted with ulso pre- sult. Hlegant effe ng any roughening from the powders, Free with every $1.00 afed or chapped, try BALM. Beats them healing, frothing, rer for itching, For scalds, cafes, No equak Try it once, you will use anything else, 166 to $1,00, Walls, Chomlst, Jersey City, M. J, | The man ship |and dept hiapl a la carte ing the option of engaging passage with or without meals. The vest now being Rough made, Bunion Plasters Envelope, lOc. At drugetsts or ty mail LEVI Z. LEITER, WHO DIED SUDDENLY AT BAR HARBOR. We NEW STEAMSHIP 10 | BE 710 FEET LONG): Hamburg-American Co. Orders Twin Screw Passenger Liner, : Which Is to Be a Monster— 34,920 Tons Displacement. Hamburg-American Placed a contract at Stetin for a twin screw passenger steamer which, sald, will exceed In size any. has heretofore been bullt for Her will be: Length, 710 feet; width, 75 feet, With a full cargo. ment will be iH,.2 ping trade. 54 feet. restaurant, sel built at Belfast. ‘These vessels are ty maintain an aver- age speed of ubout 17 knots per hour and will make the voyage to Hamburg In abort nine aay on The Rough on Corns Plasters also stick andstay. Best 8 OF THESE in an en ope, 10. at druggiste or by mai ROUGH HAIR (NO’ Black WELLS’ BUT RESTORES GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, ON BALSAM T A DYE) or Brown NO OIL. NO GREASE. Not Sticky Made. nor Mrsay. Best Harmiess, Fine Tonic Dressing. Frees Head from and Prevents Dandruff. Coming Out Stops Hair . SOc. and $1.00 at druggists, The Large Size Sent Propatd by of $1.00. a 5 bot! box Tone, op Leaurt Velvet der, prepaid by express, on re~ cotpt of $1.00; equal to $1.25; or a $1.25 assortment of any of my preparations, by express, propaid for $1,00. E. S. WELLS, 9 hited Express on receipt CPA $1.00 bottle of Hatr Bal- sam, or a 50c. bottle of this and tle of Bam, and ‘eam Face Pow= passengers hav- will be named the Eu- ropa, and ix to be completed in 1906, sister ship to be called the Amerika is CORNS Liquid or Salve and 2Plasters. 15¢ Besides killing and loosening the Corn or Callous Skin, Rough on Corns relieves the pain and sorenesy the instant ap- plied, Does not, as some remedies do, make the tenderness and soreness greater, Soon as applied you can put on your shoe! | Salve speciitily for removing callous akin, Two Rough on Corn Plasters packed witheach bottle of Liquid or box of Salve. 3 Rough on Bunion or 8 Rough on Cora Plasters, 10c. E. 8. WELLS, Chemist, Jersey City, N. aa cats, Life, but Close Easier. LONDON, June 9%—Money was 5) ticipated better crop 01 ‘were easier on dearer ee <a a fears of further loans. Home Ralls were dull, CLOSE WITH GANS) HIT Bt EXCHANGE though the amount had been red Americans opened somewhat trreg- owing to recert henvy withdrawals. | ular, hardened and became more ant- The continued demand for accommo-| mated than they have been recently y dation steadied discounts, in spite of| and closed easier, Canadiani were weak on bear selling. Kaffirs generally the strength of Continental exchanges. were flat Governors of the Big Board Sus-| On the Stock exchange the work of Pend J. S. Bearns for One Year on a Charge of Violating the Trading Rules. Prices Lifted inthe Late Deal- ings and the List Generally Advances, but Transactions Were Slow and Small. Double Trading Stamps Friday. and Saturday. | allagher Stores 137 Ninth Avenue. 745 Ninth Avenue. 918 Ninth Avenue. 656 Tenth Avenue. 75 West 125th Street. 1524 Third Avenue. Yorkvilie’s Busy Store, 86th St. and 3d Avenue, J. 8. Bearns, head of the Stock Ex- change firm of J. 8. Bearns & Co., was to-day suspended fram the privileges of the exchange for one year. The charge against Mr, Bearns ‘was that he had carried a speculative ac- count for an employee of another mem- ber of the Stock Exchange. The firm of J. 8. Bearns & Co. fs composed of J, 8. Bearns, the member | Stocks after opening fractionally [higher in the market to-day eased off |during the forenoon, but in the late |dealings there was a rally that lifted |tho lint. At the close prices were above | the early level with the trading dull. ‘There was little Ife in the market during the afternoon session, the trane- actions being slow and generally in amall lots, American Smelting & Re- 315 First Avenue. 97 Second Avenue. 668 Third Avenue. 2662 Third Avenue. 1387 Fifth Avenue. 879 Sixth Avenue. 456 Seventh Avenue. 606 Eighth Avenue, 9 West 18th. Street. 432 Amsterdam Avenue. 572 Amsterdam Avenue. 805 Amsterdam Avenue. 1725 Amsterdam Avenue. 511. Columbus Avenue. 824 Columbus Avenue, 37 Carmine Street. red’ waa a euspe i B. ching, Mr 883 Eighth Avenue. fining ond preferred’ was an exception, | Wspended, and B. B. Kitching, Mr. | the common being bid up to a gain of Stock Exchange since Thug. 14, 18%, The The Model Wine Stores of the World. low point and vd -#, | firm has existed since 18%. - Over ere eat emte eae WasTeoee The Tule under ‘which the suspension Only Reliable Goods, the Best of Attendants and the Lowest Prices = was r niles “ud dy SS rary 5 leseubyta lianas ras thade is under, the heading “Deal | are the reasons for the rapid increase in our business. New stores are constantly being opened. FOR THIS WEBK: IMPORTED MOSELLE WINES (P. Valckenberg & Co. bot- IMPORTED RHINE WINES, fine, pure quality, same bot- tling, per bottle.....2.-+-sseeeesenee IMPORTED CLARETS, bottled by Calvet « Co., per bottle. . | ‘Dhe spectaities were the principal sel- lers, Trading in the Realty issue were | wholly professtonal. Bonds oloset firm. The total sales of stocks were 148,000 yhares and of bonds $1,000.00, June 23, 1897, as follows. “That the taking or carrying of ‘an acoount of an omployee of a mamber of the Exehange, by a member, or firm, members of the Exchange, without the written consent of his employer, js an act detrimental to the interest and wel- fare of the Exchange.” ee STEAMER SEEKS PORT. 50c . O§¢ *) 50c The Closing Quotations. ‘To-day’s highest, loweat and closing prices and net changes from yesterday's closing prices or from last recorded sale are aa fol- Barton & Guestler City of Key West, With 300 Passen- aro Ch » Meets n Heavy Sea. IFORNIA WINES, pure in quality,“Sauterne, Claret o1 a ‘s "% STONINGTON, Con, “Fane earns vet for making wine cups, ne hottlederest eran 25c eT Beem ety et or ne Jov tine, New| FUTURITY RYE WHISKEY, the best blend ever placed upon 125, York for Providence, put into this port! this market, per bottle...........+e+sseeeeceeeeeereeee 75¢ igh TB] to-day with three hundred passengers! O) bottle 5-year-ola Whiskey, one bottle fine old Port Wine, 3S ZB] phe weamer struck a heavy, sea and] “one bottle fine oid Sherry W’ne, and one bottle medicinal WE FM) Could "not round the ‘point In amfety] Blackberry Brandy, all for. . " $1 Ati “Bome of rail, bawnengers went east| [CE COLD BOTTLED BEER, delivered at your residence, iB — w| peatintte Douad natin per dozen......++ siete HSC Sone Oat Gg P| esctactel Bess eae mea CLOVER BOTTOM WHISKEY (bottled in bond), per Brasil and Peru Agree. bottle .. SO0OUOTY sub) OUGEDUADUGU0R HAOGORROSGnCO) $1 WINE HAMPERS, CONTAINING One bottle Creme de Menthe cr one bottle Cocktails, one bot- tle Maraschino Cherries, one bottle Highland Lassie Scotch $9) 95 \“:iskey and one bottle fine Port or Sherry Wine, all for. . 2 Want the Set. RIO JANEIRO, June 9.—The ques- tions pending between Brazil and Peru now seem to be in a fair way to a peaceful settlement. It is reported that a folnt administration will be estab- Mshed in the disputed Acre territory. and You Wil NY, Ontarto & Weat Pennsylvania . Tnton Pacific tr ther. TB. Leather pt. line has FUASARAAAE RASA URAR SRE os ore ace ance! Litt + tee | 1444+ it te sel that he Ger- dimensions Wis, Central Wis. Central pf.) + Aaya WHEAT MARKET. Wheat opened 1-4 of a cont higher all around to-day, except at St. Louts, in the face of a bearish weekiy report. Cables were steadier. The Southwest reported rains and the crowd appeared mixed regarding to-morrow's Govern- nent crop report. Corn started algher but- quiet. New York's opening prices were: Wheat—July, 92 1-2; September, 8 of- f vember, $4 1-8 bid, opening prices were: Wheat Ta | \ \ NM im Qw7 As Seen Through the Lens. Every one is interested—and rightly so—in what con- tributes to proper entertainment and amusement; more especially in what is of genuine educational value. Thus every progressive person will earnestly desire to /earn and know as much as possible about the great St. Louis Expo- sition. How to do it, is the question, and this question will be answered to the entire satisfaction of every one who inspects The Superb Photographic Series of World’s Fair Art Portfolios —July, $7 to 871-8; September, 813-8 to S1 1-8, Corn—July, 48 7-8 to 49; Beptem- ber, 48 1-8, They stick anf stay where you put them BEST MADE Look through the views in the first portfolio and you will say that it is indeed a beautiful group, The Rough on Part’ I Now. Ready. Part II Ready Next Monday. 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