Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 11

MRTONEt DOMINION 27 SW LAKE MARINE NEWS SEVERAL DYING GET MORE MONEY CITY GENOA IS All THAN EXPECTED Le SUNK SARNIA selling fast CHICAGO WANTS TONNAGE NICHOLAS NANTAIS DIES ocrArr TKAMKns GAINS ON SEASOJTSECOBD Be'ana Are dull and steady NEW HAVEN TO RETRENCH RAILROADS SANTA ADDS TRAIN DE LUXE DREDGE IRST AT CACERES ban Put on irst Extra are inlii or DYNAMITE HOMES IND HAMMOND'S BIPLANE Clark's Orient Cruises OCR AX STEAMERS OCEAN STEAMERS CAN LEAVE I SHE WISHES vaaJL High anl low touched clientele 4 a good commis si foot owners EAR OROST CAUSED STRENGTH 2j atarn 44 5 8c 7 8c a ROADS MAY CONER ON CUT LOUR RATE ountain Grove cmrtery are to install twn Mun grounds and have CHIE AWATAM INTO LAKE ALL GRAINS SHOW MODERATE GAINS an his NEW $10000 LIGHT NEARS COMPLETION RECORD GOES TO SMASH Branches Will Be Established In Windsor and Walkerville Organisers or the Canadian Mission of the imperial league will Visit Windsor find Walkrvill on September fl and Mrttlngg will be held in both muftld pMllliB Wlth a view to organizing two jnrni branches of the league The Impral the object of which In to bind the various British colonies closer to the motherland hfiif been In eiletence for four years and Is a strictly rmn polltlcal organization like the Daughters of the Empire Big Steel Car erry for Mackinaw St Ignace Route Launched at Toledo 'Theorn' Wrtt was artlva oft ga turd ay and cioBed without change In the regular grader Receipts nf flour yesterday Were 1293 and shipments 600 barrels Rye is steady and inactive He retpts pre increasing Timothy ered is' off 15c ahd steady it the decline vtitn rni nni i that at least 3560000 bushels will be afloat this winter at end of Lake Michigan but Six of the Killed in high Wreck Have Been Identified Court Decides Annie Palmer is Not a Prisoner Cincinnati Auffilst 28 Judge Cushing today denied the writ nt habeas corpus asked for by Miss Alice Palmer for the release of her ulster Annie from a local sani tarium The court held that Annie Palmer might exercise her own good will in the matter The famlly conference held yes terday afternoon to try to arrange an agreement between the mem bers of the family on the subject broke up without result DIVIDES TRAIC OICES TH11 install Trust of Windsor fooKidsrl ng a proposal lain in th already selected sites on two separate knolls As a first step toward putting In the fountains they have already railed for bids for a water works system In the grounds and will open tenders at a meeting Monday Vessel Capacity Sought ta Store 1000000 Bushels of OatA 'X" Special to The ree Tress Cleveland August Chrage broJti 1AM the market today seeking capacity to held 1000005 bushels of oats The vessels needed tn this trade must be of about 200 fuf bushel capacity so they Can load in Ch I ram river Already one VesasI Ms been chartered to load at once and an other a barge to load the first week ef September Th Chicago people 10 Offer Ing three rents a bushel with the option of delivery at Buffalo In the spring South Chicago has taken about 2 900 WO bushels capacity to oats mesn stain lower Yachtsmen ish Up Air Craft rom Lake Michigan Chicago August 20 Iee Ham biplane which has been resting on the bottom of Lake Michigan' since Its fall In an attempt to capture a prise offer ed the winner of a race over the lake a feature of the recent In ternational aviation meet was re covered today Yatchsmen had been searching for the flying ma chine for ten days Goes Over Boute for Chicago Motor Coming Reliability Run Chicago August The path finder for tlie Chicago Motor club's annual five state reliability run con test to be run beginning October 6 left Chicago today on Its 1400 mlle journey In charge of Doos and driven by George Daubner The route tills year is through Illinois Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Michigan Among the cities at which stops will bo made are Cin cinnati Columbus Toledo Detroit Lansing Grand Rapids Kalamazoo and South Bend It Is expected the run will be made In eight days Mrs Susan Brown Dead Mrs Rnsan Brown 69 years eld widow of Brown a former well known rest dent of the city died yesterday from pnrumnnlJv at the family residence 1 Tuscarora street She is survived by one son and one daughter' Joseph Langlois a member of the Windsor poller fore Is a brother The funeral will he held Mon day morning from Immaculate Conception enuren M' Engineer Near Death Edwin Plllman the ere Marquette eineer who was forced to lumn from engine riday morning near McGrecor when a flue burst white the train was trav eling fit a speed nf about 0 mile an hour Is still In a very critical condition at Hotel Dleu He has been unconscious nrsc tlrally ever since the accident and attdhd Ing physicians have slight hopes of hli recovery Reduction Proposed by Mill Lines Raises Problems for Lake Line Traffic Men fiuTalo August Intima tion Is made by local railroad traffic Officials that a Conference of all ilia lake line traffic men niay be Helu In this city to Consider several im portant questions among 'which id the rate question on nouf A fead jUfitnient of tariff has been asked by several big western ship pers It is said the entire flout PAte situation in the middle west IS threatened With disruption as the result Tf the Great Northern and Northern Pacific scaling down their tariff from Minneapolis to Duluth by four fifths of a Cent on 100 pounds The redtictlbn Is td become effec tive 1t Is said September 3 and 18 In 'that part of the lake and rail rfttn knnwft as the Minneapolis pro portional which wk fi cents a 100 is nfiW'to be made'flvfc cents by Hill It Is maintained that the fldur movement If the rates go into effect willbe largely diverted from other routes (o fba head ftf the lakes un less the Lake Michigan ports and other tariffs are changed The Inka and rail rate on flour from Minne apolis to New York is 13 cents Should the proposed change be made shlppfira sav much flour that now move to Lake Michigan porta will bo ahlppod to Duluth before being Shipped east beOftuso of the differential rates New Zealand Australia (UnfoQ Line of Z) Via Tahiti and Wellington Only direct line of through steamers Mlllnt from San rancisco Sepu 2d uct 18 ano every 28 days Wellington and back first cfars 264 Other rates also low Line to Isles of the South Seas or reservation see Coupon IL Agents or address Oceanic Co 71 Market st Sen rancisco New Information Given About Cauca Valley Development Plans Definite Information relating to the point where new derr lopment work it to be smrtel ll property of the Colombia Con solidated Goldaeldr Inc in Colombia is contained In a totter from Ixjndon Philadelphia proadent or the company to Thoma Clinton tula city Sir London aye trie tlrat of the placer properties to be drilled tor dredging opera tion will be tn Caceree tract located on the Caeca rlrtr So or 30 miles attove the property of the former Cauen Valley Co of thia city SV S' Hammon or Culifornla one or the group of mining men who recently assisted tn financing the tlolddoldti company Is expected to com mence dredging work at Caceres within a few weeks Hydraulic work Is reported to Le In progress nn the holdings of the for mer cauca vattey co unaer mrecllon William Ward engineer be operated the winter bos Angeles via Kansas city and Albuquerque clipping five end one half hours from the west bound time and seven and three quarter hours from the east bound time be tween Chicago and California The schedule will he 63 hours be tween Chicago and Los Angeles and 61 hours between Kansas City and Los Angeles Westbound It will leave Chicago 8 Kansas City 8 a and arrive at Los Angeles 9 a third morning Eastbound It will leave Los Angeles 8 tn arrive Kansas City 11 second evening and Chicago 11 a third morning An extra fare of $25 winbg charged in each direction The Santa de Luxe will bo equipped with compartment draw ing room and observation sleeping cars club car and dining car nil newly built from special designs and with carte blanche as to expense The cars are all steel underframe with wood Interior Insuring a maxi mum of safety comfort and artistic effect The train will carry a bar ber a ladles' maid a stenographer and other accessories of high class service In addition to regular train employes Bathing facilities will 16 provided Market reports and daily bulletins of Important world hap penings will be telegraphed the train on route A library of west ern fiction magazines periodicals etc will he furnished Telephone connection at terminals afternoon tea and numerous other comforts end conveniences will be devised The dining and elub cars will be under the management of red Harvey While this train Is Intended pri marily for through travel between Chicago Kansas City and Cali fornia there will be excellent con nection at Williams for the Grand Canyon of Arizona The California limited train of the Santa will he continued on pres ent schedule with now equipment the coming season The Santa a now has four daily California train" The new comer will build up Its own States Magnlltrent "Arable" leaves eb 1 rates $100 up Including there excursions: 11 enchanting days Stop over privileges Round World Tours Sept 19 Oct 11 end monthly until January LEIDICH 17 Griswold Detroit RANK CLARK Times Bldg Steamer Gilbert Rami Ore Laden Vessel Lying at Anchor in og Special to The ree rae Port Huron Mich Aujuet Steame City of Oeooa downbound with ora and the ateaaier Hr Gilbert also bound down wltn ore anl tnwinj pig No 137 collided abreast of Sarnia about this morning in a dense fog The City of Genoa came Into the river just before 4 o'clock tfttl becauea of ths fog dropped an chor in midstream She aivung around and was heading up stream when the Gfl bert and her tow came along The Gilbert rack the City of Cenm on ths port bow punching a hole about feet back of her stem and tearing away about feet of her bulwark The City of Genoa tank Immediately fft about 50 feet of waler oppaelte the North ern Navigation company'! Bamla dock The Gilbert has a hale snout two feet square punched In her atarbeard bow A foot above hr water line and jUM eft of her stent Several of her plates ire bent Immediately after the two boats came to rfether Capt Ingham and the ere of tho City of Genoa 'esea ped from the tlnklnur ship to the Gilbert which la In command vf Capt Hanley North Tonawanda New York The CHy of Genoa Is a trooden steamer owned by the Gilchrist Transportation company of Cleveland Her groat tonnage Is 2 100 length 1 feet beam 43 feet and depth 20 feet She Is one Of four filer ships turned out tn Bay City In 1812 the other being the City of Berlin City Of Naples and City of Glasgow The IT Gilbert la a alee! ahfh nf 4 a 820 rross tons and 228 feet ions Kha hs i owned by the Pittsburg Steamship co pany 1 The Work of raising the sunken vefiaei A probably will start within a few days of the THE DETROIT REE PRESS SUNDAY AUGUST 27 1911 Traffic Jncreasee Special to The ree Press Hancock Mich August 26 Passen ger trafllc on steamsnip lines making Lake Superior ports has been heavier this year than In any other season uc cording to local find Dulutix agents Disorder Is Renewed in Crows Nest Pass Region Winnipeg Man August Aft er five months of comparative quiet In the Crows Nest Pass region where coal miners are on strike trouble broke out today A row of cottages occupied by Austrians In Blalmnre Alberta who had returned to work In the mines was dynamiteci but the oc cupants escaped with minor in juries The operators have abandoned their intentions to open the mines this week The strikers are in a menacing mood MACHINES GO TO CANADA bv December were 45 and with Inst transactions 44 net gain of 1 Sc responded to miscellrtneoufl call from The outcome was an around pork 5 to 7 1 2 to 12 2o and orty two Cars Carry arm Tools for Harvesters St Paul Minn August "The harvest probably the longest train bearing harvesting Implements to the northwestern agricultural section that has ever been made up passed through the Twin Cities early today The train consists of fortytwo car loaded with harvesting ma chinery The apparatus will be used In gathering the great Cana dian harvest Thirty three ears are destined to Winnipeg six to Be gins and three of them will be put oft and sent to Grand orks VIAHIMl Nelle is lven by Ueat Cnm AIIfti TT A RufTAln tnth lUMMnw dlatrirt tbfit Mat breakwater wat end IlCht reportedbowing Improper characteristics Augufit 2L will be repaired as soon practicable Nn hews baa bcn received from the Gahartian tug Mirfln which tow ins the rehootter Albatrom when that vm re! foundered in Georgian Bay last Mon day night It now certain the tug and the perrons aboard were lost In the rale United States local inapeefnra of stam vessels at Buffalo have auffpeaded for 31) daysi lhe lleenre of Harry ee farmer chief engineer nn the vaehf Marf Aloc and for 2d days that of John lum' inCrs first assierant onaineer They were found auflty of aiartlng a fire under dry bollwr on the yacht July Ten tlons of tube had to be replaced A Tee general manager of the Star 8 Cole line steamers announces that tomor WW Is the lat date of departure front Cleveland north bound bvfir the Groffrlift Bay rout and that the tart departurebuth bound from sauH Ste Marie MlCTif will be neat Thursday The up beundteamr will leave Detroit at 8 Tuesday morning ANCHOR LINE Glasgow via Londonderry Sailing from Xew York ry galunlar SALOON SO AND S7A SECONIt 30 THIRD CLASS MlW or new illustrated kraok of tours aad 1 information apply to HUNDERSuS BROTHERS Agents 11 and 18 Broad way New York or LEIDfCH 174 Griswold St JAS HALL 1 ODr House Blork Detroit steady wlhter patents $014 3ff atrglghts $3 3O spring straight $4 2034 36 bak ers $3 70 No 2 rye 8544c feed or mixing barley 02 fair to choice 0101110? $1 08iT 22 timothy seed $12 50ff 14 clover $1312 Grain statistics: Total fclearancrs of wheat and flour were equal to 326000 bu Primary receipts were 376000 bn compared with 1156000 hit the corresponding day ft year ago Estimated receipts for Monday: wheat $4 cart corn 368 oats 147 Dally movement: lour 17100 bbls wheat 219600 bn: corn 368800 bu oats 323800 bu ry 6000 bu barley 81 ItoO bu lour 24 SOO bbls wheat 74 B() bu corn 346800 bu oats 108300 bu barley WSJo bu Carlot receipts: Wheat 139 cars with 52 of contract grudel corn 8s9 cars with 176 of contract grade oats 23 bars Total receipts of wheat at Chi cago Minneapolis and Duluth today were 4S2 cars compared with 304 cart last week and 70 cars the corresponding day a year ago Ink? Buffalo A4rrived: KtktnfaUHqtiti ort WHllhm Thomas Cfanago Nyanfih grain Codorua Milwaukee Chicago ern Ilfit fiuperlor grain and merehsn dfe a MeGean superior ore Clear edp Karninlrtlflula Ccumgugh Huron Scotia' 'hleago A MrGean Northern Light suKrior jigbtThomaa Adams coal Ashtabula A Antuvt Arrlrttff Cleared Townsend rlce Ur Whlta AngeUnarX)ohaldrn Ander Ji ryer A George Stephensun Cleveland August 2B nail cot Cnrrlgnn Allegheny Northern QUeon McCullough Mraln August KArmed: An drews claared: Dope Mills Mich IgAiV iron Cliffs Houghton Corey Morr1t alrpnrt August Man da Hinghamton McCullough City of Lon don itch Handusky August Arrived: 5Vhite Cleared Ton ng Shores Conneaut August Petey Rales Noble Cleared: Marina Morse Clarke Bradley Corona Edenborn Ma nila Siemens Perkins Erie a Auguat Cleared: Bcott John Rt Huron Aut ist Midland King Crete Maida Spacial to The ree Preea Toledo August Without Special ceremony and with no spill ing 6f champagne over her bows the new steel car ferry Chief Wawa tam wd Successfully launched this morning at the yard of the Toledo Shipbuilding company As the big steel hulk slipped Into the lake several hundred spectators broke Into cheers and steam whistles on vessels all Around the harbor voiced snoisy salute The Chief Wawatam is the largest steel ship turned out at the ship yard here Shu la being built for the Mackinac Transportation com pany of St Ignace Michand will be operated a a car ferry and ice crusher across the strait a of Mack inur between Mackinaw City and St Ignace taking the place of the car ferry St Ignace The Chief Wawatam is 852 feet long Her beam is 62 feet and her molded depth 25 feet rom her keel to the top or her cabin deck Is fil fret She lg to be equipped with three enfgnes approximating 4500 horsepower Two will be sit uated aft and one forward $ho will be propelled by twin screws The capacity of the new car ferry lg 25 large freight cars loaded or 88 small ones She will be ready for delivery October 15 Thh Mackinac Transportation Company 1s a corporation controlled by the Michigan Central Duluth South Shore Atlantic and the (Ira nd Kaphls Indiana railroads all of which wore represented at the launching Among those present Were: itch president: IL Matheny secretary And treasurer and Cap tain Boynton manager of the Mackinac Transportation company Martin Addison general passenger agent and Lyttell general superintendent of the Duluth South Shore Atlantic railway BORDER DREVTT1CS Oliver Wilcox Conservative candidate In North Eex opened hla campaign in the county last night with a rally at Te cumseh The funeral nf Dr Neville 68 year old a former resident of Ruthven who died in Chicago will be held this af ternoon from the home of his brother Mr Colin Nerille in Ruthven Orangemen of Essex county are complet ing arrangements for a picnic at Kings vllle on Labor day One of the features of the day will be speeches by the candi dates for parliament in the ridings of North and south esmcx rench Aviator Sets Nevr Mark In Michelin Cup Contest Aiourmelon August 2S Helles a young rench aviator to day broke the record for a single long distance flight in competi tion for the Michelin cup cov ered 1200 kilometres (746 miles) in 15 hours The previous record for the Michelin cup was made by Jules Vedrines last year when he covered 800 kilometres (4068 miles) in seven hours fiftj' six minutes and 36 seconds Halles flew over a measured course and landed at Chalons Sur Marne THE SUERERS THE MAJORITY WILL GET WELL At Other Points Milwaukee Auguet Whcul? No noHhrn MUM '9 No 2 do Mt 1 Nn I hard winter Roptembrr rwMnhe Corn: No yel low Nn white NA 3 Ale September lMceinbr e2e Rye: Nn 1 86c Parley Malting 23 Liverpool Ahgnet ne: WhM steady Nn i Mah1t6be 7s Dd No 2 Manitoba unquoted No 8 Manitoba 7a 7M: futm firn rrtnbnr 7r flW Dpnem bev Te 3d Mer 78 Corn: Spot firth nw American mixed fis 7d: old American mixed Xe new American kiln dried 58 futures duff Septem bcr 5w 7d October 5e S'vl Minneapolis Anguet Clou: September 1 02i December MC3H May' 07 No 1 liardl No 1 northern $1 0fi No 2 do W'ic Nn 3 wheat 'irefl 01 Corn: No 3 yellow 60 Data No 3 white Rye No 8 Prtn $20 NyffSi lour: irst fatenie $S''i5 aocand do 5C4H firet chart $3 35 3 Sa eecQnd'do $2 352 50 Thjrdn Clove: Cash and Ctctober $12 30 $12 ITUf March 112 20 No 2 $12 Nn 3 175 re Dctefl $1lfi5 no rttabllshed grade $10 SO Aleik: Prime nnd August Decem ber 30: March $10 06 Tlmothv Prime 110 August 03 September $6 90 March $7 Nt Toulfi Atigilat Wheat: No 2 red And No 2 hard 89ffHe Corn: No 2 $3r Nn 2 white 64c Oats: No 2 4lc NO 2 White 43c Duluth Atignst Whhfit: On track No 1 hard $1074 Nn 1 northern $100 No 2 do $1 04: September ashed December $1044 asked May $1 07 bld Kanias city AttfiuM prices advanced nn frfit In Canada higher mar krtk at Winnipeg a rise of at tlverpnol and further bad crop reports from Russia Yt th? weather In the north weal and In Canada wan generally fRvnnblc Receipts were 92400 bu aaahist 2O2SO0 last year Corn was again high er on a good cash demand River rontage on Canadian Side Bring High Prices Real estate Is moving fist oh tM Canadian river front above Walkerville everal sMes nave been th Ade at ad vanced prices recently and hegotlatloha under way for a number of other important Media During the past Week Mareon Acting rfir Detroit parties Mold 400 feat hear the head of Peche Island to a Windsor capitalist on private tfiftfis Recently Joseph Beiieparchfi feoid hla homestead 180 feet frontage op fiosite the upper end ftelle Isle tor50 a foot to Messrs McGraw Deh nmt ftf Detroit Another 60 fofit l6t alongside changed hands at the same ptlce An option for 111600 has been given to the frontage faced by the first pump house This is low land and will have to be filld In Nearer Walkerville Miss Angelique Parent sold a strip nf ni a jooi unu jiu has been offered and refused by a little further up President Taft Tells Republicansof Massachusetts to Adopt National Policies Special to The ree Press Hamilton Mass August 26 Un expectedly President Taft i today opened the tight over tariff issue for the approaching campaign In nn address before a compara tively small gathering of Repub lican at the meeting of the Essex County Republican club 'here he urged that the national issue of ths tariff be instilled in the' state elec tion which is approaching here and spread before fits audience his entire plaa for iupport upon this question He scored the Democrats and in surgents for playing politics in the framing of the three bills which were placed before him during the past session and de clared that ho was glad that the activities of this coalition which passed these bills had given him tha opportunity to show country where he stood with regard to the tariff and what the country might expect from the 'Democrats In asserting that tlie framers of such tariff bills should be rebuked by the voters at the polls at the nett election he linked the names of th Democrats and the senate in insurgents He showed how Mr La ollette had In the past been one with himself in urging scien tific Informatlcn upon which to base tariff legislation and attribu ted their opposition to his tariff board now to the merest political strategy In speaking upon ths he paused tn Interpolate in hla address the story of the agreement reached in conference between the house Dem ocrats and the senate Democrats and Insurgents over tho wool hill to make this bill become operative at once because he said if tfiey had waited until January 1 as was originally planned in the bill be fore making it effective as law they would have the tariff board's report before them by December I and they decided to eliminate even Mi for to the coun try to galn political advantage over his tariff board plan The tariff board which Mr Under wood ft few nights ago In New York referred to as Mr Taft said was the same In personnel as would have been the statutory tariff commission which Mr Taft asked congress to provide to studv the tariff and was just as inde pendent New TOfk August lour trfts ftulet bitt ftrthly hil spring patents $3 40 winter straights $3 904 10 winter patents $4 204 50 spring ch art $4Tl 35 winter extras No 1 $3 50 do No 2 $3 3 25: Kansas straights $4 25774 45: receipts 25229 bbls shipments 381L Rye flour firm: fair to good $4 80 choice to fancy $4 905 Cornmeal quiet fine Uhlta and yellnw $1 35 QI 40 kiln dried3 5ft i Rye nominal Wheat: Spot firm new No 2 red at elevator and fob afloat No I northern Duluth new $113 fob afloat the futures market was quiet but steady on the firmness abroad and In the north west and on private reporta nt frost Jn Canada it rinsed MTNAft het higher Sep tember closed at 97Uc Decem ber $ml 01 5 18 closed at re ceipts 190000 bu shipments 120616 Corn: Spot firm Nn 3 at elevator domes tis basis to arrive and fob afloat export grade the futures market was without IrtneactlohB receipts ffi25O bu shipments b6? oats: Spot steady new standard white 4M4c new No 3 whit 46c No 3 white 43c No 4 white 44IH4Hc natural and white clipped re ceipts 74073 bn At Ona Time Was Champion Trap Shot of Canada Nlrhdtafi 83 eart old for merly an employe of the t) A Kerry company and kt time known as the champion tfftpshfit of Ofttftflh died yesterday at tM family hnma 18 Howard avenue followltig a lingering lllhftfifi Death waa due to the effects or esnreh Vntil he wss tA give tip hla employment Mr Narttals was an engineer on bne of the ferry steamers lie wag a prominent member of the Windrof gun chib Mt years yftare agb he won a silver trophy offered by th Ontario gun club for tho befit trap shot Tl Is survived by six sons and tWd daughters all of Windsor unerAI Mervlces will be held Tuesday morning at Immaculate Conception church Tn fmunl will bo Jn St AlpHohsus' Ceme tery BRICK ACTORY PLANNED VESSEL Detroit Detroit August Up: Amasoa 848 riday night Lily Smith 8:45 John oades Denmark 9 Craig y40 Culling wood Eurltug 1U3O Charles Hebard 19:45 Mull 11:10 Wyandotte 2:30 Saturday morning Murphy 3:30 Gordon 4:0 Huron 0 Nye 5:45 Ze nith City Wolf (wood 610 Zim merman Dalton 8:05: Jex 8:16 Mfnnekahta 8lu Manula 8:20 Watt 9:20 Rochester 10 Maricopa 10:50 James Davidson ll30 Kennedy 12:10 Hoover and Mason 12:25 Azlec Mixtec 5 Lyman timlth 3:50 Nettleton 6:20 Yuma 6:30 Edenborn 7:10 Hines Ashland 7:30 A Donaldson Lynch 8:40 riday night Mohegan Mingo A Wil son 930: Angellne 9:50 Corey 10:50 Tempest Ida Keith Samuel Mather (large) 11 Parent 11:45 Se guin 12:50 Saturday morning Mariposa Marsala 1 Corrigan 1:30 Atlantis 745 Minneapolis I Stephenson 11:30 Mahoning 11:35 Miller 11:40 House 1:10 Snyder 1:15 Stanton Morgan Jr 1:20 Parks oster 1:40 Hill 2:40 Brazil Helve tia Norris 8:10 Bethlehem Rutland 30 rontenac 4:10 Shaw 4:20 Castalia Hutchinson 5:10 Baker 8:40 Conestoga 6 Wainwright 65Q Thomas Barium Ranney 7 Mackinaw City Mackinaw City Mich August Vp: Miller 8:15 last night Rogers Jenks 8:60 Wilpen 9:40 Caledonia 950 Chile 10:50 America 3:15 a ffi Tioga 4:40 Lewiston 7:15 Charles Neff 7:40 R's 8:26 Jesse Spaulding 9:30 Robbins 10 Wisconsin I in Superior 2:10 rick and con sort Mary Cook 2:20 Schuylkill 3:30: Kchoolcraft 5 Armour terete 6:80 Down: Georgs Orr 9 last night John 0 McCarthy is Made General Passenger Traffic Manager Headquarters Baltimore Ah lihportaht change ha been made' In tho traffic department of the Baltimore Ohio system and has the effect of again dlTotclng the management of the freight and passenger departments which have been united under a single chief since the death of Mattln The passenger departments will be headed hy McCarthy with title or general passenger traffic manager Mr McCarthy has been general passenger agent at Cincin nati of the Baltimore Ohio South western since October 1897 and of the Cincinnati Hamilton ft Day ton also since last March when the road became a part of the Balti more Ohio system lie first entered railroad service' In 1864 as it ticket clerk of the old Cincinnati Chicago Air Line and has ever since 1864 been identi fied tvlth passenger traffic affairs on various roads becoming one or the best known men In the country In that branch nt railroad service In his new position he will have head quarters in Baltimore and the Of ficials who will report to him direct are the general passenger agents at Baltimore and Chicago the as sistant general passenger agent in charge of advertising and the gen eral baggage agent Mr McCarthy sueceesdr as gen eral agent Of the Baltimore Ohio Southwestern and the Cincinnati Hamilton ft Dayton is Cal loway who has been assistant gen eral passenger agent since list March and who was previously gen eral passenger agent of the Cincin nati Hamilton ft Dayton from 1906 when the department being com bined with that of the Baltimore ft Ohio Southwestern he was given the position from which he has now been advanced Hereafter Wight will be general freight traffic manager with supervision only of the freight traffic department and to him the following officials Will report direct: The western freight traffic manager the general freight agents at BaltL more nnd Pittsburg the general coal end coke agents tho general live stock Agent the general dairy freight agent the freight tariff agent and the freight claim agent Saturday's Quotations WHEAT cash NO PUC September oponsd xitn an advance dt nt 90e touelei and close at lithic beoxtn'ter optnsl at iqhe advanced Ue and dcelwd to A4c May opened at II isny sained and closed al It OOH 1 shite Cash No 1 No I' yllow earn fit No 3 yellow 3 cars at tlj kt No 4 yellow 1 car at 04'40: No 3 while 1 car at Cc at OSlH: 4 white 1 car at a'e standard 3 cars at 3 at Che closing nt l'c Oslo'd September 42ho No 3 wlille dl'sie bld Cash No 1 aoo No 8Se Immediate and prompt shipment2 is September 15 October 10 No vember t7: I'ecomhar 33 05 CIOVEHSl'lElWiuiie pot October and March stimpie case at an (11 51 is al SH: prime a lko 110 85 pie alelke IM at 40 75 14 al ft 'timothy SEEb Prlme im 40 al 47 25 fiki in ioo ib aaeka' jobbing Krsiii fiJti Dtiftrxn mkiilir2a 1 7 linn (lllnaa $50 cra kM earn aql coarsu iiH Hi cArn anfl oal efidp ton LOUR Brtt Michigan patent $160 or dinary patent $4 15 clear Barium :5 Wawatam 3'13 a mt f'arla At Paul 4:10 Choctaw Italia 61 Alexia Thamfienn 7 Matoft ChRaao rttea 1:46 Cfl 8 calumet 1:16 Steinbrenner I 8:80 Holden Gary 4:30 Orfnncn 4 8n Manitou I Weather calm cloudy ganlt 8te Marie Bavlt 0t Marl Mleh Aornit Upj Qetorara Ericfifion OrllM 9 last fiisht Midland (tfuaen 10:11 Gwman Hnliey Pathfinder Saaamore 11: WIL pen Coralla Magna tnldnltht William Brown 1 a mi SchilUr Ionic 3 Henry Hawgoofl Chill 3: Kerr 4:30 Duhde 6:30 Northern Klnff Philip Minch Neeaen 6:40 Widener 9 Hemlock Ontario 11 Meacham ra Troy I Harvard Choclaw 6:30 Marltana 6 Andaste 7 Down: Beaverton 8 last nlaht Lan Mnftrt Afenkc McWUllfimi 11:30 Montreat Arnaaa Stone midnight: Rock efeller Janney 1:30 au North Wind 1:30 William Mathen 4: lloyt Wade 4:80 Juhlata 8 Poe Smeatnn Sax ona 8 Renfteelaer Mala 8:10 Crete 9 Albriffht 10 loiiock Curtly Peter aoh Marvin 16:80 fitadarona 11 Bun Martha MeDmirall Keewatin Van Hlae MaXthewa 18:30 Malletoa Thumaa 1 Dickson Buffalo 1:30 Sa ronic Briton Marcia Butler Jacques 3:30 Samoa 3:80 Crawford 4 Wlasa hlekon Daair Thompson 5:30: Charlaa HjI3rftdley Woolfion Brithtie 6:30 Port Huron Port Huron Mich August Down Minneapolis 3 ft I Watson Stephen son 3:10 Barth barges 3:30 Genoa Winona Gilbert consort 4:30 Parks oster 5:1 Leonard Miller 8:30 Mahon inft 7 Moure 7:20 Snyder Morgan Jr 8:80 Hill 8:80 Stanton 9:10 Brasil 0:20 Shaw 9 rontenac 10 Rutland Bethlehrm Hutchinson 10:40 CkstaUa il: Conastofa 11:40 Baker 11:59: Wainwright 1 tn Ranney 110 Thomas Barium 1:40 Jmpoco 8:80 Carter 2:40 flhenango 8:10 Palmer 3:20 ilbert 3rW Edmonton 4:10 Barium 0:80 Newona 64) Hayward 6 Renvoyle 6:10 Harvey Brown Hartnell 7 Mary ELt nbkke Grain Beceipts at Buffalo Show 10000000 Bushel Increase At Buffalo August MTtlr iin re ceipts at this port for the wr closing nt 6 o'ciok last night ahow flight de crease from the preceding seven days but receipts to far thia year are more than W0e90v) hiMhds in exveea of the reeponding period last season According to the weekly report of the lake association the roccipts this were bushels Mpet of the grain recelvM was wheat jua a fair amount ef fAta and corn Tncre was very llttv flax to iaaV atfght the ror ords show that a ilttle more than 50 fiftvOM is of grain' have bee elevated in the Buffalo elevators this season gt th corresponding port 4 of lat year the figures were about 4 OOQWO tnejmls Paine Webber Co frofn Chlcao: were down close to danger mark over a cufteHieraoie portion of Baakatchewan Winnipeg messages said rainy conditions will likely bo fallowed by damag ing froat although there was little claim ut important injury to the crop in any quarter up to this time JsorthwMt markets showed better feirength chan recorded here Thosefriendly to wheat are comrhenting on the fact that export clearahces of wheat and Hour lor August will approach lilouuuuu bushels Com missioner Uilbreth of North Dako ta reiterated hj8 cldun of 300U0OO0 wheat for the Hulburd Warren Chandler from Chicago: unfavorable weather for the harvest in the northwest and Canada With frost' in spots in the dominion and more predicted for tonight and tomorrow night iiaved thw wheat market from com plete stagnation ahd added frac tionally to values We still think that those who are seeking to make money out of the Wheal market ought to have a little on hand all the Wheat receipts on Saturday were 5 cars No 1 White 2 of No 1 white 3 of No 3 rad and 4 of No i2 mixed a total of 14 against 7 rear ago Withdrawal were bushels Stoiks are 223049 bushels against 292063 bushels a year ago Receipts of course grains were 19 cars of corn I of oats and of rye Withdrawals were 6313 bushels of corn Stocks are 233638 bushels of com 231 S17 bushels ut oata and 11 477 bushels of rye rices a year IIIAIACl VPIt' ftlUA L'll wheat 62 4c for No 3 corn 35 JMc forstundard oatSf I oats were strong tn the day and gained 4enwhlch waa lost by closing time ahAi the tuite of the finish waa rather easy tf ClovrfAed lost some its strength onSatitrdav and closed at a dtcdine of Trading was ac tive New Haven Ct August following wns given out by the Nw York New Ilaveft A Hart ford Itailruad Co at Its offices to day: The NaW Haven newspapers ask If business conditions are such at present as to indicate this company will have to retrench In operating and other expenses following the action of the Pennsylvania and some of the western railroads Business la of such a chftraetpr at tho present time and the outlook for the future is such as to reQuirr tha strictest economy In the handling of tho railroad Everyone will' be laic! off that can be Nothing now will be started and only such work will be Com pleted as will cost more tn leave uncompleted than tn PATHINDER CAR STARTS JOURNEY Much Depends on Weather in Northwest Which Is Now Rather Cool Wheat marked time on Saturday the same as it had been doing most of the week and closed with an ad Ynce i4Cor the past week prices are 1 i 4c higher In cash and 4c higher in the leading tuturesnd truuing was without life ail tne time The firmness at the close of the week wraa based on cold weath er in Saskatchewan nut killing trost but cool weather mat is not iux1able lur hurrying along the ripening of the grain In a general way the news from tne Canadian northwest was favor able ior no damage was reported and harvesting was making fair progress About halt the troy has been secured and tne har vesters are at work in the otner provinces but the ripening of the remainder of crop is slow owing to lac of warm'weathei en tire summer has been cool in that region and wheat Is not so far ad vanced as usual ior this time of year There were forecasts of frost at some points for Saturday night and much alarm Is lelt regarding about a quarter of the acreage In other respects mere was little news Dealers are afraid of two things frost in Canada ana the big aiocKs of wheat in Chicago fthd aN doing nothing Is a narrow and almost iiiviess market and is ex peettd to remain so until the fate of the Canadian crop is known or eign advices were bullish Wheat in Argentina India and Australia be ing firmly held and exports from Russia light The local flouf inarket Is actlvi and cash wheat in good demand VESSEL MOVEMENTS Lake Superior Duluth Minn Aast Harvester" Crwent City Northern Wave Maruba Bell Mary McGreiror Ball Bros Agnew Phipps Black Mary Rdyr Bea feincr Bry: Mawr Duluth Roman Car rington Mauch Chunk Brown Joseph Sellwood Upson Australia Dinkey Elba William Livingstone King Princeton Rdwlfi Ohl Colby Pen obscot Hanionic IJnn Eads rits Maa nluA Hunrd Queen City Cleared Yal St Clair Berwlrtd Ward Am Bad Rrflft WlckWIre North Sea Agnew Hub bard A fc Upson lAUghlln Creacent City Carrington Rotten Beasemer Bryn Mawr Phipps Dinkey Brown Bell King Bncmr Maunaloa Princeton fnhe Michigan Eseanatl AUsual Arrived: VrtbkWhX wtlbic Cleared: Wlekwlre Chlrfign 111 August Arrived: 1 A Richardton Buffalo Benning ton Ogdensburg merchandise IX 4 Kerr John A RoeNIng Mariska Duluth Nor man IL Ream Marta fa Superior Corsica Escanaba ore Presque Isle Buffalo coal SldneyO Neff Naublnway lumber Chrlfi tnphtr Perfection Barge Nn 68 North Land light Cleared: Venezuela Midland Utanda Tiffin oatfi Owego Chrlatni'her Buffalo wheat Arlington Ogdetiahwrg corn: Barge 64 perfec tion 'Superior ketortne Hsht (I Kerr Malaafa John A Roebling Norman KMm JpipMr Marlrita Buffalo Cdr hrt Mrtnahtt Neff Cheboygan North Land Buffsin Maftite Mlrh August 26Arrive 1 Mnrrtn Wells Cleared: Maggie Marshall Tayh little Philadelphia Girl Aban dons Her Doll and Bhdws Herself a Heroine Manchester August identification of victims Of yester disastrous wreck of Lehigh Valley train No 4 on a trestle over Canahalgua creek proceeded rap idly today Afternoon ar riving here and at Shortsville brougat many persons to view the bodies In morgue where most of dead were takeft' and by early evening the identity of all but five women and one man of the 27 knOWn hart neloh lifihed tfo far as can be learned the injured number T6 the greater portion of them scattered among hospitals in Rochester 'Clifton Springs Canftfidalguai Shortsville and Manchester he condition of Several of these 19 serious ahd sotae may die Not Yet Identified' Outside the Shortsville furniture store in the basement of which Iky more than a score of dead bodies anxious persons sat ail ftftetfidon awaiting their turn to 80 down into the dingy cellar and many so con fident ironi the published descrip tions of the unidentified that those they sought were among the dead appeared in mourning A corps of Clterkk was kept busy on lodal and long dislahce telephones and the wires between Shortsville ahd Philadelphia especially Wfcrfi bur dened all day with anxlouk Queries 'With the list of identified dead standing at 21 five women ahd one man still remain to be identified The descriptions of these are: Woman with on brerst pin believed to be body of Mary Tlvdn (if all IMVnr Klaftft Awaiting further information Woman dark hair tinged with gray brown eyes white Waist weight about ISO pounds Woman With fift Under garments Black hair blue ryes with shirtwaist yellow and white check skirt 7 Woman light hair light com plexion weight 150 pounds Striped silk waist and gray skirt Woman gray hair 70 years 175 pounds Plain linen skirt white waist on signet ting Man 70 years gray chin Whisk ers on cuff links Black end gray mixed suit Probably from Philadelphia Ilffle Girl Abandons Doll A doll that had lain in the mass of baggage clothing and blood stained personal effects in the Man chester passeftger room remained unclaimed today but its? owner vas found She proved to be a young girl about 10 years old Shu was traveling alone to Philadelphia and was found ahlcntt tho refuses by the wife nf Coroner Elseline who said: i "Come with me and will1 telo fraph al ones to let your family tnow 4 ou are a 1 i no I' have already tele graphed my father and leave on the evening the independent lit tle PhHadeifthlfln Maid She aband oned her doll in tho station 1 VKences of the wreck are cleared aWay with surprising rap Idlty All but two cars in tftft gulf haVe been removed One Of the ill fa ton cars which was reduce 1 t5 kindling was fed piece meat to great bonfires budt on Islands in the river bed thh evening No Detroit Of Michigan people 1 wet in the wrck Nearly Ai! the killed and Injured Were eastern peri URGES THE TARI Windsorites Interested in Secret ormula for Pressed Articled Several are interested In the project! of establishing a plant in rt tieftf th city for th manufacture of prrtsM brick from a formula controlled hy il Alport A former AVIndsorite who tins been working for about 14 years on a process which he claims to have perfected If plana now under consideration are ear fled out a plant with a rapacity of 10 CM irlck a dfiy will bft established at If cost bt about $15000 EXTEND IMPERIAL LEAGUE Census Enumerators Informed Allowance Will Be Made for Many Extras! When pay checks for the enumerators who took the recent census for the Ca nadian government In North were received yesterday by Census commissioner A Phil the enumerators were 1 pleasantly surprised by the information that their pay wifi be considerably higher than they anticipated It was understood In the first place that the pay would be at the rats of five cents for each name taken with an additional allowance for names of people who died during the year and other information It Is announced now that there Is to be an extra allowance of 10 cents for each lot visited by the enumerators Soma of the ftnnerstoro received pay checks at the rate of about $10 a day for the time they worked and they were not paid in full Additional checks will bo is sued later Canadian Station at Mlchlpicoten Island is Built on Bock Tower 16 eet in Diameter ault St Marl Ahjjust Construction of the new Canadian light house at th east end of Mlchlplcotn Is land Is going forward rh pldly Wfid It Is expected that In a month the work 111 bp compb te 1 is hoped to have the light ft operation hfnr Navigation clnros The work la 1ft charge of 'Brewer the department nf tfiaiine and fisherica On cotnpkllWt lhe lighthouse will be one of the flhest on the great lakes arid will have cost upward of $100v0 The work of clronng and digging the founds tiobs tKfi commenced last fall anil Brewe started constrintlon in May this year The toherefe fniinilarlous aie seven ei dep and go flown to roild Wk The light which Is to of the aceiybne vapor va riety will be fixed am! 70 feet above the ffrtter 1 'Ihe tower Is over ifi fel in dlarftetc? And is suppnrkfl by flying buttresses Ad jacent to the burner a dwelling housi for the lighthouse ItOcpt IL a byac house and ptl house The department Of mdrirVaff'l fisheries la about to build a and Ifhrhouse at rrrtlun lrtlanJha1iLirt 15 miles from Iroquois port! This VuEbe a wel come addition to tha Laka HWtlor lights and will cost about $IOuw) Mrlsjwork will probably be placed in tfie'hanfl of Brewer when he flniahaa th'aftucture at Michipiccten island OCEANS By the Principal BT EA A HIP LINES To Bermuda Weat Indies Europe Egypt Holy Laud Round the World etc Bend for Booklet PYLE SON Agents 123 ristnirnim) Building Detroit Mich the Detroit tl02 fnf No 2 red anu OCEAN STEAMSHIPS New Caronla Liverpool for New York reported 695 miles east of fandy Hook at a dock late Sunday night I or 8 a Mnnflv Sable NMrdam Rnttrdam for New York reported 730 mUc east of Sandy Hook at 6:55 mJ dock about 8 a Monday Capo Rac CMrtr Havre for New York reported 1105 miles east of Sandy Hook at 8:10 a flock about 8 a Tuesday Ceiue Liverpool for New York reported t120 ml! east of Sandy Hook at 10 a dock about 16:20 a Tuesday New Arrived: Philadelphia South ampton Sai'd: St Paul Southampton inland Antwerp Koenig Albert Naples Sable Island Tletgen Copenhagen for New York 860 miles east of Sandy Hook a 1:23 dock about 8 a Tuesday Espagne Havre for New York 1f miles east of Sandy Hook al noon: dock about 8 a Sunday Sable Minneapolis Imdon for New York 680 miles east of Sandy Hook at 12:30 dock about 3 a Monday Seilly passed: Nectar Baltimore for Bremen Hong Arriicd (previously): Rygja Portland Ore Arrived Cedric New York Laurentie Montreal Arrived: George Washington New York Sailed: America New York nanea: New Ynrk Punnet Passed: Olav New York for Copenhagen Punta Arrived: Radamee Ham burg Arrived: Olympic New York Sailed: Mendoza New York Railed Martha Washington New York (net previously) Railed: Verona New York and Philadelphia Sailed: Cleveland New Tork Railed: Tui Provence New York Railed: Adriatic New York Sailed: St Louis New York Cape Kaiser Wilhelm TI Bremen for New York tn wireless communication with the Marconi station here when 1396 mike east of Sandy Hook at 6:10 dock li a Tuesday Passed: Batavia New York for Hamburg Rignaled: Hesperian Mon treal for Glasgow Passed Mera Hamburg for tan rancisco Arrived: George WashingtonNw York for Bremen and proceeded Two Harbors Minn August Cleared: Hanna Moses Taylor Leonard Neil son Nasmyth Joll3t Weston Superior City Ell wood Lake Erie Danger of More rost in Canada Causes Steady Tone in Wheat Market Chicago August 26 that much of tha Canadian 'Avheat crop when offered for sale would be of a frost bitten sort gave the market today something of a lift Right up to tho last minute too Winnipeg sent unvarying warnings of fur ther danger of frost before Monday In consequence tho final tone was steady During the session L)e ccuiber ranged from 94 1 to It' 1 lc wltil last sales 4o up ate 84 95c Corn received fresh support from pit traders and elevator people who were aware of shipping sales east Bulls were not aggressive though living restrained by weather the best Imaginable for the crop ceemher moved between 61 Sand 6'' 1 Sc The close was steady LSi ip at 62c even Cash grades wio firm No 2 yellow yas quoted oats'Vook its color from ghfflt and corn for spot tiirai for 1h of tnfi VtIO kz' slon houses advance all 2r Inrrt ribs 2 1 2 to 7 2c Cash grain: No 2 rtd MO91e No 8 red No 2 hard winter 924? 96c No 3 hard winter W93C No 1 hard spring old $114115 No 1 north ern spring new 06591 10 No 2 northern spring old Osl 11 No 1 north ern spring new $ll 05 No 8 horthern spring old No 3 northern spring new 03 No 3 spring1W 03: No 3 spring 96cHl velvet chaff durum 88I98e Corn: No 2 64c No 2 white 4UiMc: No 2 yellow No 8 No 3 white 644c: No 3 yellow 6414MHc No 4 No 4 white 44rMc No 4 yellow Oats No 2 No 2 white No 3 white ini'rHHic No 4 white 400410 standard 42(42c Will Weekly Service Between Chi cago and California Dec 1 Sixteen years ago the put on the first limited train ever run to pouthern California Begin ning December 1 it will put on the first extra fare train ever run to California The new train will be called de It will onco a week during between Chicago and Short Trips TO Europe AT REDUCED RATES SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS LEIDICH 1T4 GRISWOLD Ticket Atfent for all Ocean and Lake Lines Heaerve now for Orient and World Cruises with the epftMt io spring will the AS I JjH Ifl ill rjl 1 1 1 $al 5 9K lai Opn High Low Close Reptember 901 90 3 906 Mi December 94 95 94 95 May iog 101 100 100 September 64H 64 64 December 62 61 62 May em 45i September 42 42 42 42H December 44H 45 44 May 47k 47 47 47 Cash quotations were as follows: lour $3 96 pure rye 14 65 spring patent $5 65 per In wooil CotnparlMou of rlces rl Artlcles Low High Close ClUbft No 2 red wheat 't Ay eppinber 90fc 90 9i December' 1 95 94 95 May 1 I I 1 No 1 white S6l SH No corn 64 64 No 2 yellow 66 66 No 3 yellow 6' Standard oats t42 42 142 42 September oata 42 3 white oats 41a 411 No 2 rye 88 October bans 2 1i 2 10 Oct clovcrseed 12 12 25 Bld tAskeil Gibraltar Naples Genoa Special Out of Season Rales oa GERMAN BERLIN LLOYD SATURDAY SEPT 9 LONDON PARIS BREMEN Gibraltar rtajit Genoa TUESDAYS 10 A THURSDAY SATURDAYS A it'r Wilhelm II Sept 5 Prinz ried Abe 31 KwI1e Albert Sept 39 K'p'nz Wilhelm Sept 13 WhiUTon (Sat) Sept 16 fail at Alelera BALUJlollK imEMlls Direct WEDESDA On Class (U Cabin Steamers INDEPENDENT AROUND THE WORLD TRIPS JIS OELRICHS CO General Agent 5 Hronilvrtty New lark City Of Lorat Agent iii LMiwMMsaaMmammwMMM mwm mmmmo mmmsh mmw.