The Boston Globe from Boston, Massachusetts • 7

1 I Pn'r IrTn i 7 I BOtiON GLOBE-THURSDAY. AUGUST 8, il IN VT IN Til L'rTITITITI cn A V. A TTCLITTeir 0 DUZILPiN kTIAJI.J.E.1 A. Ai WIAL.7.1J.-1,- I .0 1. k) tor kj 0 I (3, 1901.

1 nn 1 1 kr i he Globe MRS SHAFFER WIFE' OF STRIKE LEADER I INDIANA SAILS MN MILANO. TOWED FOR LIFE. eattioship With Cadets frorn Nava A 1 nr, Amonwoommommonolim 0 Rnrn WIFE: ur STRIKE ILIUM; I INDIANA SAILSFROM MILANO. I ROWED FOR LIFE The Globe mRs sHAFFER I 1 eattioship With Cadets from Nava I I Aeademy Off for Ha IlfaxOunboat Chesapeake Expected Nut Week. I I PORTLAND.

Aug 8 batt3e- I I I 0 "SS 4 Li IlesTan.f2nrihei2lt 1 FOR WOMEN WHO WILL SUFFER GRIEVES Capt Charles W. Pye Has Desperate Struggle. ship Indiana which came here week ago with a party of naval cadets from the Annapolis academy. railed for Hall4 fax. 8.

today. Ehe wid remain at i Halifax sorge time before returning to 1 Newport News. The gunboat Chesapeake with another I I party of cadets on will reach 4 Portland early next week for a stay of four days. Elln.A1 37'01i CI ITICK MARKET. tel tt; vtiO I STOCK I I0 A "ENT' I ----fT19tialyttil LEH PErki Ycst allay LI Erbp Haiti! ani Ail York supreme court tor the appointment of a receiver for the Cobre Grande CuPper Co.

situated in Senora. Mex. Justice O'Gorman on the applicatien of Atwater Crulkshank. attorneys for the plaintiff, held that klallenhorg was entitled to the relief sought, and that the action of William C. Greene, the majority otoricholder of the Cobre Grande Copper Co, and his has been in violation of liallenborg's rights as a stockholder.

kiallenborg le owner of over WO shares In the Cobre Grande Copper Cos stock. and. according to the statements of his counsel. Alfred B. Crulkehank.

has been badly treated by Mr Greene. Counsel said there was no question as to the financial condition of the mines and the Cobre Grande Copper Co, which was originally sold by the defendant. Greene, for r25041. a as now worth et least trat000. kiallenborg averred he was entitled to recover over MON) and that he was entitled to have certain stock made good to him.

Max E. Bobby, eouneel for Greene and bis brother directors, denied the allegations of had faith and colluston. Jun-tire O'Gorman will appoint the receiver when the formal order is submitted to him by lawyer Atwater. Mieeelleneouto railroad earnings were reported as follows: IPOURTII WEEK OF Pittsburg Westetn: 1901 moo InerPIIJIP (I MO 11131.2115 14,3.104 27.321 Meath 311.651 MONT OP JUNE Colorado Southern: York supreme court tor the appointment c'f a receiver for the Cobre Grande Cop- per Co. situated In Senora.

Mex. Justice O'Gorman on the aPPlIcation of Atwater Crulkshank. attorneys for Encountered Great Sea and Very High Wind. Steels Led the List in an Upward Turn, Steels Led th Upward ti .1 11: tug l' I 1 1 (1 Mast and Sails Lost, Vessel Headed for Rocks. Gill Were Tiede ty the Active Sccerities.

Dins Wel Active SI :4116, .11 7, iv 1 .1 A 0 Agooso.a,i to elt I 4 4 4, it 7 I ir i .1 I 4 ,3 7-a fr 'v. tt ..4 i 7. Ni 7 I 14-- S'W. i :7 rl .1 4 1 I 7:: 5 10 ,.7 Ilt 7 4 .24 Cg, 3'47'. 4000 A 1.

i Took to runt and Finally Readied Orr's Island. PITTSBURG, Aug 7. Mrs Theodore Shaffer, wife of the iteel strike leader. Is broken hearted because peace negotiations have fallen through and a general strike has been ordered. When her husband left here for New York last Friday night the last words she said after kissing him goodby were: "Dring back good news, Theodore.

All we women want to bear is that peace is declared." Today, in discussing the strike order, she said: "I am distressed and grieved beyond measure that the strike must go on. I am worried for the sake of thousands of women who will be affected by it, and I am worried personally because the strain of the last month has been almost too much for Mr Shaffer. He is worn and nervous. has gone with only fragments of sleep, and now with the prospect of a long and bitter contest which may last through the summer I fear the results. "I wish the whole world could just know how anxious for peace my husband is.

The public, as a rule, Imagines that a man who happens to be leading a strike is fond of agitation and anxious to shine as a leader of men. How wrong this is! "Ever since the strike began Mr Shaffer has worked and prayed that any trouble might be averted. But be has strict Ideas of what is right, and if he believes that it is his duty, one which he owes to the thousands of men who are trusting in him, he will risk his own happiness rather I than prove unworthy of that trust." 1175.411 73.111 55, )43311 4.2A7,743 117.43,1 89,147 Cross $493,1,41 Net 164,210 litP 144,703 12 Eta, gross 4.7104.C43 Net 1,2141.779 Ea More 1,052,8411 Poe the Coast Oross Op expenses, 141,665 Net 12 mos groan 5.137.1145 Op expeuees Net 1,150,1.569 Dion Pacific Divident Percent. (Mon Pacill 00,537 67,004 1.442 101,024 2534413 40 .3110 127,012 8.200.4:14 8.10i5,11r4 8911,9511 extremely firm In the induetrial quarter. aside from the United States Steel Shares.

Sugar refining was the notably firm feature. Amalgamated Copper was fairly active around yesterday's final pricea. Little was done in the local traction stocks in the early dealingte London furniehed irregular changes in prices for American stocks, and foreign houses again had only limited orders In the local market. There wtus little or no Important news this mnrning bearing upon the market oxide from that relating to the steel strike equation. After the opening, purchasket of stocks appeared to be made with more confidence and trading was broader and active.

All of the active stocks were a point or more blither. and many lees prominent betties were from I to 31i bet. ter. United States Steel commoi. inereased Um rise to a point, but the preferred hung back to boat the lowest.

At 11 o'cleek the market was slightly on from the beet all around. The reaction did not extend far, as offerings were small and traders bid up the market again. Prices, however, did not recover to the best aside from United States tel common. whien held steadily at 411a. The preferred recovered to 9i)ett.

Speeulation was easier In tone again at midday. During the midday hour large buying Orders were executed in the United States Steel stocite. lifting the cOmman and the preferred 2 above yesterdayS close. The general market. which bed been sluggish, tecame active and the beet prices of the day wera reached.

Union Pacific rose to 97 despite the failure to increase the semi-annnal Gains otherwise were from I to 4 points, the latter In Lackawanna. In the afternoon profits were taken by the professionale and the market became dull end declining. Steel common loet 741 and the preferred a point. Other stocks did not give way as much. aide from St Paul.

when lost 744 A few stoeks improved. notably Tease BE Pacific and General Electric. which gained 2 to 3. Lake Erie Sr. Wertern broke four points from the best.

The market was on the up grade at the closing holm under the lead of Missouri Pacific. St Paul and United States Steel preferred, the latter reaching 92 again. Following is a summary of teday's prices, with closing quotations: 1 Opening Web Low Bid Asked AmatCoppw 111 3124 311 1124 112:4 Am Car rig 63 13 13 82 83 American Ice 3134 1134 3132 1112 711 Am Lin Oil 1371e 28'ta 274 27 28 Amerlinieltine 6112 2 6114 617l 112 AniSmelting pr 0117Ai 997,2 097,2 100 Am Suva net 1331z 135 133 134 13 .12 AmerTobacco 133 1S2 1317,2 132 183 Atchison 72 7332 7212 727.2 73 At Olson pr. 9412 9412 9412 9434 Dal.morekOhlo 9514 16 951,2 0512 961.4 ItItlyn gap Tr 744 744 '7312 74 741,2 Cona4oracitte10832 1083,2 I( 814 10812 10242 Canada South'n 6712 es 671,2 67 68112 thessp 4414 4434 4414 4412 44 Chle.1 Alton 36 374 16 17 871.2 Chic Is Alton 76 176 71 753.i 764 elle lull A Lon. 13 83 83 831,2 34 22 112 22 elta 224 Cleo12oek 1e1.137 1394 137 13812 139 Chi Terminal 1812 1812 1812 154 1514 Chi Terminel or 374 374 8719 37 3712 C.

St 1011,2 9034 8912 1012 91 Colorado Vaal 92 9412 92 04 9412 Col Fouthern 11 1332 IS 13 I312 Col CO let pr. 81 52 81 52 5212 Coreol Gas 11912 120 11912 120 221 CentITobaceo 66 60 66 66 0612 De2 Hu6son-150 1591,4 159 15912 15932 141, tusk A .921 26 ye 224 225 221 neuvalltiota. 4114 42 41 4114 42 Deur At 1113 pr 90 9032, 90 0012 90 Eric 16 8612 3512 8012 561,4 Snout or 6434 64 6412 64i 252 25012 151 15124 Glucose sugar 6714 57 5712 86 57112 111 North pr 3751,4 17512 175 175 177 Hocking 20 20 20 2014 HocaingVailoy. 82 OVA 82 524 534 Hooking Val pr. 75 75 75 741a 711 linnets Central.1444 1454 1444 141 1454 laternet'l Paper 20 21 20 201,4 21 Inteeleaporpr.

76 78 76 75 76 9214 22 $et, NIA 64 2444 251 25154 86 574,2 175 177 20 lo14 5214 581,4 7414 76 14 1454 201,4 21 75 6 extremely firm. In the Industrial guar- ter. aside from the United States Steel shares. Sugar relining was the notably firm feature. Amalgamated Copper was fairly active around final Dermeso.

Increase Had Been Expected but in Vain. The following dividends have born declared: thiton Pacific Railroad Co, semi-annual, 2 percent or. its preferred Mock and 2 percent on its common Stock. Payable ()et 1. Books close Sept 3, reopen Oct 9.

Wayne Jackson Railroad Co semi- annual, 2 percent on its preferred stock, payable Sept 2. Books close Aug 20. reopen Sept 3. The Pratt Whitne3r en, regular quarterly, WA percent on its preferred stock, payable Aug 15. Books close Aug 10, reopen Aug 16.

FCR LONG ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP. MINIMMMEPO Tennis Tournament Resumed This Morning on Courts of the Meadow ClubSome Exciting Contests. SOITITAMPTON.I. Aug 1The tennis tournament for the Long Island championship stall resumed this morning on the courts of the Meadow club. The competition In the singles vies far places In the somMnal round and was productive of fine sport.

Every court was surrounded by rows of spectators three and four deep. The result of the men's champion singles was to bring together William A. Lamed the veteran: William J. Clothier. the Pennsylvania state champion; bdwin P.

Lamed. Princeton title holder and Stevens, the famoos base-line player. In the second round of the semi-finals Ford Huntington. the old time Yale crack. fell a victim to the superb all-around work of the elder Lamed.

W. J. Clothier had an easy time with the Orange club expert. C. F.

Watson Jr. The latter made a weak stand In the first set and none at all in the second. 1 Young Edwin P. Lamed took his I match from Stuart Wailer. the liarvarl player.

by default. The most interesting match was that which engaged Richard Stevens and OF. Dodge. the Yale veteran. The latter made the mietake of trying to play on the defensive against Stevens long drives.

The points In this match were very close. which Is rot Indicated in the score by gimes anti seta. It is expected that at least one and possibly both of the semMnal matches will be played late this afternoon. Two matches were completed in the mixed doubles. Miss Bard and Malcolm D.

Whitman defeating Mrs Goodyear Livingston and Walter Griswalt E. Hollins and E. P. Lamed defeated Mrs Russell 11. Medley and Duane Cruger In three straight sets.

Following are the summaries: Mena championship singlesSecond roundW. J. Clothier. Philadelphia. defeated T.

F. Watson Jr. Orange, 6-3. 6-1; E. P.

Lamed. Summit. defeated Stuart Waller of Harvard, by default; Richard Stevens. Hoboken. Cefeated 0.

P. Dodge. New York. 6e. 6-2; W.

A. Lamed, Summit.defeated Ford diuntlegton. New York, Consolation singlesFirst round. C. L.

Childs. Itioston. defeated G. P. St.ow, New York.

6-1. 6L Mixed doublesPreliminary round. Mies Bard anti M. D. WhItmf.n.

defeat. ad Mrs Goodyear Livingston and Waiter Griewald. 1-1. First roundMies E. Hollins and Id.

P. Lamed defeated Mrs Russell H. Iloedley astd Duane Cruger. 1-4. Money Firm and Gold Shim, milts Expected Soon.

I'ORTLAND. Me. Aug no time for four hours woold I have given live CvniS for my chance of pulling throuth. said Copt Charles W. l'ye this morning.

Ile left here with the sloop Mattis and Addle and eneountered a great sea and a very high wind outside of D. Der's islard. The wind freshened. to a tmpest. tbe shrouds parted.

Sin4 mast and sails went Into the water, the anchors dragaed. anI the sloop headed straight for the breakers on the Drown Cow. Ile bad a IO-foot rat-bottom punt. as a hog chance bailed It out and rowed for life. After a desperate truggle to reached Orrs island.

Ile was four houre in his punt anl svaa atom 4a4 than alive when be reached land. The sloop struck into the breakers and went straight on the rocks of tile Drown Cow. 'Whn the storm went down nearch was made for her. but she was broken into kindling wool. Hardly a lalece a foot long could be found.

It is feared that the storm of yesterday wa very destructive. A small yacht Is reported ashore on Long Fleaermen say everything along shore was In danger. MRS THEODORE SHAFFER. ConmY Tim lb 45m. Vmpire, blannaseau.

A tend owe 21u0. BOSTON STOCK MARKET, BOSTON, Ang 8Following are the opening, highest and lowest sales today, with closing bid and asked prices: BONDS Open Digh Low Bid Asked Am Tel 0.101 101 101 A tell, it ir 0102 102 102 102 I adi 46 OA 10 95 9612 9612 04411 9714 00 0714 IOW 10234 10114 10114 101 10112 C. ot JtIn. 1312 1,312 0312 93 02 5314 Seattle El 1st 5110411 10414 10412 105 tnten Paitle 44104112 Inovn lossa 4 12714 127111 1371,11 1117 118 End 52.1002,101 101 101 102 STOOKS 961A1 10112 10.5 138 102 EACH WON A GANZ. NATIONAL LEAGUE FESULTS.

Atteudance Boston-Philadelphia (wet grounds). Brooklyn-New York (wet grounds). Pittsburg U. St Louis 3 Cincinnati G. Chicago 3 800 National League Standing.

New Orleans market, with other markets. atiffened up rapidly. in sympathY with our rally, and was a sparing aiver here on all signs of a decline. Late in the afternoon prices eased off somewhat but were still above the lowest. Following are the New York quotations furnished by Richardson.

Co. stock and cotton brokers. 40 Water at: NENV YORK Clew. Pree Open nigh IOW bid c4.0044 August 7 Iii 1.40 Tod 7.07 7.05 September ..7.03 .13 7.04 7.07 October 711 7.18 7.00 7.15 7.14 Noventber ..7.14 7.19 7.14 7.141 7.13 December .7.12 7.21 7.11 7.141 7.10 January .7.14 7.3 7.13 7.19 7.10 Rebruary 7.19 7.10 March 7 IT 7.24 7.17 7.21 7.Z11 April 7 13 7.13 7.14 7.22 7.23 Spot. middling uplands Se, middling gulf 1014e, sales 813 halm market closed quiet.

Wort Pittotrirg Phi ladelphls 04) 14 1.011 id 01 Loot Pe won 34 31 .1513 4,) MA) 42 .511 42 34o) 44 4:4 1,3 .379 pi.erns eienr that Pome, people Ileve bteel strike has been, or likely soon to lie, settled. The strength of ths steels in the stock market today was evidence that a considerable party manipulators bad mat e. up their minds that the labor troubles of the cot poration will soon be at an end. Both the common and preferred were active and buoyant, and the rest of the marIcel. under the leadership of these securittem, watt decidt tily huffish.

it would be interesting to know 'whether the advance in the steel wa t. caused by the covering of shorts who only team) that the labor troubles will be encied, Or by insiders who know that they wid he. The probable conclusion is that the former is rerponsible tor the Mday. Conservative opinion is that the strikers are not yet ready to succumb, nor art the monagets of the corporation prepared to succumb. The declaration of the dividend on Union Pacific! at a 4 percent rate was a disappointment to many who had expected LI 0 increase in the rate, but the stock did nut go off; on the contrary, it was very all clay.

Most of the other railroads also were higher. There was little of interest in the Boston market, where most of the transactions were in the arbitragts stocks. The steels were very quiet and dull. The money market ti decidedly firm, and no easier rates can be expected for biant, time. If the market continues to harden money wUl F(1011 have an irnportant bearing on the stock market.

The usual table fellows: Call loans percent Time haute, collateral 4,0 percent Time loans. Inereuntile paper 4 5 percent Clearing Wive Juana 4 pereent New Yark thuds discount On clearing lib In lives 1.704212 New York ciearinsa 4 Isew Yore intianepo Nt 14 tors dealings Zsew York balk14p Brooklyn OOOOOO 45 Boston 42 New York 31; etswinonti 38 Chieage 38 PITTSBURG 9, ST LOUIS 3. Philadelphia and Washington Divide the Honors in a Double-Header. PHILADELPHIA. Aug IPhiladelphia and Washington played two games here teday.

each team taking one contest. In the first came the home team won by better hitting. The score: Innings .1 2 4 5 I 8 Philadelphia 00000211 4 Washington 100000000-1 Two-base bits. Coughlin. Davis, Lajoie.

HOMO run. Fetholti. Sacrifice bits. Wahl-eon. GlinatuaA, liornbarti.

tit Glen lieutile plays. l'ilartuan. Dungen tied Grady; Gee3 and Dungen. Illet on balls. off Mercer 2.

htrtick out, by Mower, 2. by litre-bard I. Passed hall, Powers. Praying, (Mao bully. Time la 32fta.

Attendance facek SECOND GAME. Philadel.phla lost the second orma through the poor work of pitcher Plank The score: Innings 2 3 4 5 5 Wnithinctors 410 i 010 00 1111161001a 201000000-3 Two-base bits. Parrell 2 elinginan. )tcIntyre. novae run.

Poster. Sacrifice bits. ton 2. Stolen bases. eyes.

tleybolti. Whs. tyre. Loonbi plays. (linemen to Farrell fg Ifourfau.

unassisted. Pleat on belie. tfI Patton. Struck nut. by ranee 3.

by Plank 2. Wild pitches. PLnik 2. Umpire. rune lb roan.

AN FOUR OUT Or SEVEN RACES. CONGRESS AND HAWAII. Measure May be Introduced at Nert Sas Con of Congress to Make Islands a County of California. 6--The 17th con. "Tess will have some work to do Hawaii- The annexstibcon of Om Hawaiian islands to the United States is considered a tooa move by the Inalortty of the people of the Ur.

Itel rlatess anil the foreign retridente of three elands also. It le a well-known fact. however. that It will be practically ihecensary for con-Kress to some kind of which will be- snore benercial to the United iFoates rod to the Hawaiians as well. than the law by whieh the annexe-.

lion ass accomplished. If aim-. St was decided that Ilawail should be annexed there was eonsiderable UM on both roses whether it would te 111010 advisable to talcs tho islands in as a territory of the United Softies. or have them annexc4 to Cadfornia one of that commonarealths counties. It seems ea-rosin that a plan be proposed at the coming sesecion of confresa to carry out the old-time Pies of having Ilswi.tI annexed as a county of Ca There will be opposition.

of mir's to eutli pmeedure, and the scheme may possibly fall. That It will he tried however. eves without sayine. That the congressmen will On sne question vigorously is likely true. If the echem to arnes lIawall its A California county fails the only thing cent-resit esn do la to permit th present plan of the government of the islands to prevall.

int 9012 4012 GO Iowa 5944 401,4 30 Iowa OentrM Pe 70 77 IS Lake Eris as W. 5914 asiti zoixi I. F. 120 125 Loam at Vs 10112 10075 L6 115 Metropolitan 104 1051s 106 kelleaneentral 2314 24 2212 Om. rCIOs1ng-1 Open Hight Low Bid Asked A 4ventnte Mint 24 2414 24 23 2414 liones 3 2 8 3 314 Arnalea'd 111y2 113 11114 11214 112 a ma eCtIern pr.

8812 69 88 88 80 Am 1MenSet pt. 2884 29 29 Ain Fugal. 13314 134 l. 0 .4 In t-tig 11t1 pr .128 128 127 Am Tel 160 160 160 Dr Am pr. 78 78 78 78 70 Arnold Min 2 2 214 72 7312 72541 7234 7234 Atell.T&SI" 0414 95 9414 9414 943.

Ailanti 3014 3612 85 851A, Hie Min 50 50 50 40 51 Putiton 190 100 178 180 Poston 193 103 1921,4 1921,41 293 Beaton Pros SOO 890 309 890 Heels klin.730 730 710 710 720 erntenrial Mint 27 27 2634 2612 2714 194 194 Ch.Intl4tkirds..1811 156 186 ConktercurMin. 3 8 8 2 3 Cop Rarer Mine 7414 78 7414 7414 1814 Tel140 140 140 136 140 Dom Coal Min. $612 381)2 3812 3812 DOM Mtn 11612 11611 116 Dom IT Steel. 28 18 28 271,4 28 Prie Tel 41 47 47 47 48 1 Visitors Were Unable to Overcome the Handicap Caused by Three Errors in the First inning. PITTSBURG Aug 7St Louis' three errors in the first inning put them under a handicap that could not be overcome.

Both pitchers did good work. but Doheny's support was the better throughout. Pittsburg was compelled to release Doheny today in order to comply with the I6-player rule. The score: Innings 1 23 4 5 6 6 9 Pittsburg 42030000 9 St Louis 000001020I Two-bee hits. Toner.

Burkett. ISteNG51111. hit, lictiontont. ItInerfriee (but. Stolen base.

Itrunotteld. Double play. Wagner anti First on balls. off Dolteby. oft Powell 3.

Mt bv Welled ball. fieloirick. Strack Ont. by Powell. Wild pitch.

Powell. Balk. lloheuy. Time lh 54on. Umpires, O'ber and Drown.

Attendance 5500. Cincinnati 8, Chicago 3. The Chicago Markets. Corn was the feature for strength in the grain markets at Chicago today. Prices opened showing a gain of but shortly afterward Increased its advance to Urft114c.

The Price Current's statement was a factor. It said: "Corn crop situation can't be definitely stated, previous Indications of likely to prove 109.100,0u or possibly 210.001010 too high." The market eased off slightly before noon, but closed steady. Wheat moved entirely in sympathy with corn. At the opening priees were About at where they clomed Tuesday. Trading was a general one, without much leadership.

The close was steady. Oats were somewhat stronger at the opening. Trading was rather small. but prices held the advance most of the day, but closed slightly of from the best. Provisions were steady.

Opening. highest. lowest and closing quotations were reported by the chamber of commerce as follows: American Jockeys' Good Success Today at Brighton, Eng. LONDON. Aug S--The American jockeys took four Out of the seven races at the Brighton August meeting today.

Torrent (Ia. Reiff) won the Brookride plate of roX1 for maidt-ms. Simon Glover (14. Reiff) won the Brighton high-weight handicap of ra A for 3-year-o1d1 bnd upward. Frank Gardnees Encombe (Clem Jenkins) won the Southdown plate of tlY1.

for 3-year-olds and upward. and Richard Crokees Viper (J. Reiff) on the 'Worthing plate of $7A for 3-year-o14 s. 9t 914 39 8014 76 761,2 62 63 12512 126 101 10112 11622 11612 16444 165 2312 1342 GLOUCESTER. Detroit 9, Chicago 3.

DETROIT. Mich. Aug 7--The only branch of the game that Chicago excelled In today was kicking. and her work in this line resulted in GriMth being put out of the rrounds and Mertes being tined and benched. Detroirs base stealing eras the feature of the afternoon.

In the third inning Casey and Gleason worked two double steals in succession. Casey scoring on me second one. Both Holmes and Gleason hit tt-tfely every time they came to bat. The score: Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 it 9 Nit-tot Chisito 000101001-4 Two-baae bite. Buy.

Pherart. Shaw. Throe-boon bite, sanco 2. ehugart, Callahan. Mona run.

Sullivan. Sacrince hits. Jones. Caaeyt El. berfcld.

Stolott bsows. June. Cool' 2. toles. sell 3.

k3lwrtvitt 3. Morten. First so balls. off Callahan 3. off Yaeger S.

First on errors. Die trolt Struck Oar, by Callahan. by Teener. Double play. Crockett to Time 2k 11ia.

Umpire. biterichis. Attendant H3WIS03 IS SATISFAdIORY. Mos 914 104ii 304 St 107 110 107 100 1010,4 Mo. Nana Tea 26 26 26 3274 26 Mo, Kan di pr 6212 62114 15212 6214 631,, Me 08 091,4 116A4 90 1191,4 Nat Bisonit 42 42 43 4114, 42 attossal Load 20 20 20 201,4 20114 Centred 15114 151V4 161 11111A 16114 Norfolk West 611 15 14s 1511i 8214 8212 Offlario6 Wrist WA 3212 821,4 32 821,4 Pacific Mali 40 40 40 39 60 143 143 14314 14374 Peoplo'sGaa 114 1141,4 114 11444 11412 Presaedfileelear e4i 41 all 61 43 Reading.

29 4014 39 40 4o14 114421n4 1st pr 77 771,4 77 7012 77 lisailng 24 pr 8034 81 11034 81 8112 Nepubtron.isilt'l 19 19 19 1064 20 Rep 8 tit pr 74 74 74 13y2 74 St LA; 8F 08 se 39 3914 81 8 Fist pi 7714, 78 771,4 78 80 St 1. 8 It 2d pr 67 6714 67 6741) 6734 St Lou So'sra SS 28 28 2712 2812 tit Lk tio'vvit or 61 01'48 61 61 6144 St Pant. 16714 115814 11171.4 158 15877a St Paid pr 184 184 184 18212 184 South eseitio 64 5474 5374 143,4 Sontherngv 28 2914 28 281,4 29 Southern ily to' 8314 04 123i4 11314 84 Tenn Coal Ai Er 891,4 611,4 59y4 6914 6012 Texas Pacific 88111 6014 $S14 40 4014 Union nettle 92 9714 9524 9614 9044 entorPseitile pr 88 88 88 8812 8 Lealhor 1314 13 1814, 1314 131Va US Leather pr 8014 81 80 8014 8044 11 8 thee 41 43 407,4 4114 42 631891 8014 02 0014 9014 91 Wabash 207a 2114 2014 201 201.4 a Paola' pr 38 4014 383,4 3914 691'0 Wutern Unto 903,4 92 9014 elat Li, 171,4 1712 171,4 1716 24 pr 291 2 30 2912 29 30 isconsin Con. 20144 204 203,4 604j 1f.x dividend. 1012 101,4 100 10944 35 72 16 6214 6314 90 2914 4112 42 2014 2044 15112 15114 521,2 2212 52 82 39 60 14314 14312 11444 11412 41 43 40 4012 7012 77 51 sly, 10413 20 73 14 39 3914 78 80 6744 6142 2712 2614 6 611,4 158 18212 184 1444 5412 287,4 29 2 3 72 84 5914 6012 40 4014 9612 90 8t514 8811 1314 1344 807,4 8052 41 42 90 91 171,4 1712 171's so 291A2 29 SO 20,4 204 go42 CII1CAGO Snout: Open Mak 100 Sept .711,1 71 701 Oct .7214 .711 Dec 73 74 enc Corn: Sept .5712 Oct .5,014 Dee .59 Oats: Sept .35 3514 35 Ot 36141 3674 30 Pork: Sept 13.110 13.95 13.75 Ot 14.00 14.02 13.b5 Lard: itpt it.t12-65 RAq Fa.C2 Oet S.70 S.7) b.07 Ribs: Sept 7.S0 7.82 7.77 Ovt 7.87 7J4 782 Tom jolt 13.75 13.45 Close CINCINNATI, Aug 7The locals maLle three double plays on line hits In to.711,11,4 day's game.

which undoubtedly saved .7244 Phillips from defeat. Taylor was Mt .57 hard, especially by Crawford and Deck.5s1,2 ley. A great catch by Dobbs robbed .5954 Taylor of a home run In the ninth, which would have tied the score. The .8614 score: Innings ...1 2 8 4 5 6 8 9 .2 0 0 0 2 0 1 a 9 Chicago 200001000-3 Two-base hits Beckley. Chow 2.

Pester. t4.6 lime roe. Crawford. Doable plays. ME-Oor back to Dexter.

Childs to Maroon to 7.77 Fos. St0Infe1dt to Fox, Dobbs to Fos. lIngt Go 7.b2 balls. Taylor 2. Ilit by ball.

Dobbs. Struck out. by 11111111pm 2. Time 111 43m Umpire. Nash.

Attendance WO. 13.77 13.ts5 3.77 3.1t3 EASTERN LEAGUE RESULTS. Fitchburg pr 14415 145 14411 Franklin Min 17 1741 1714 lien 250 250 250 25111 Isle Itovsle Min 42 43 4111 4211 Moss Electric 37 37 $7 34 Matetleettle pr 93 93 9234 Mass NI int 20114 202t 201,1 2011 Mexican Tel 211 211 215 511elitarn Mint 12148 12142 1211 12JA Mohawk Mint 4112 411,1 6111 4112 Mont Cat! Min. 518 Ms 518 5 eot Trm pr 9311 9312 9312 9311 F. Cris a Coke.

6 8 812 Tel a 140 140 II a givis 215 vI41V2 214 OM Colony Sil.u0514 20e11 tos 2on tnti 11otrin Min. 29178 29111 2911 291,1 eseeola Min 97 97 97 Farrott 5012 8012 8038 Fere Idarg pe 79 79 78 78 Ullanis Min 411 411 412 411 Pullman Co' 20512 1051 20511 205 Quincy Alin, 170 170 170 170 MICd IsIM Min 411 411 4 4 utland pr 101 101 101 100 Itultatak 343 548 343 840 Torrington pr 29 29 29 28 ltinity 1411n 84 341,4 831,4 341,4 Union Fantle 11511 971,1 9511 00 Uulteol Front 88 1,01,8 88 891 .2 Intiod Shoe 881,4 371,4 UnItedShM pr 2611 2612 2611 26148 Leather pr 8011 8011 8011 8 Mtn IF etts 18 18 IS 18 8 Steel 41 4271 41 42 Steel pr. 901,4 91 90 .90346 Utah Min 2811 tiln 2811 26 Visions Min 711 711 7 7 West Knit Hy 96 96 98 98 Wolverine Min. 63 63 6 2 .3 2612 SO Is 427ii 714 013 631i 1411 1744 1716 50 21514 111,1 4212 B7 84 1028,1 201,1 2C4, 215 1212 12311 411,2 4112 518 5 9315, 934 514 140 141,12 214 M58 208 2918 291,1 97 911 501,8 50 78 78 412 44 1064 205 170 170 4 4 101 100 143 840 29 28 8311 954 90 88 8912 981,42 8711 2811 21114 9012 18 18 41 42 90 90 2812 26 7 98 98 83 8212 144 18 25212 48 8712 93 21 12 42 5L4 931,41 I 215 29114 97 61 80 441 174 103 345 29 1115 961,1 9012 28 1812 4218 914 29 9312 Buffalo 4. PInvidents itorhogter 2.

Woccenter I. Brockton 3. Toronto I terra game). Brorkton 10. Toronto 8 4orcon4 mane).

bi(gtreal-Ilartfor4 train). AMERICAN LEAGUE RESULTS. LIVERPOOL No 2 red winter whest: l'resions 'pen Close elICAP Sept 5 5 344 As s4 Dec 5s 10,1 bs 5s tAiti 51 I stti corn: AePt 44 ttiot 4n A4I Oct ...424 Ati 4 Pi bd The schooner Precentor. Capt James Goodwin. stocked PGA on her recent halibut trip.

the crew sharing 11110 each. This Is the hest stock and share made In this fishery for some time. The schooner Norumbega. Cart John McKinnon. stocked Alt on her recent eeinirg trip.

the crew each sharing Members of Bickford lodge. Degree of Bonor, made a trolley trip to Salem Willows yesterday. The fishing or-rivals this morning comprise these vessels: SeiningAgnes E. Downes. 720 barrels mackerel; Hiram 13u barrels mackerel; S.

F. Ma- ker, too barrels mackerel. Western banksHorace It. Parker. W.000 pourils salt codfish.

Isi.tolo pounds fresh efsirish and AO pounds halibut. Elsie M. Smith. SuAsie pouncl fresh fish; Lille M. Mar-riser.

I00.0o0 pounds fresh tisk rounds salt neh; Orpheus. 7000 pounds fresh fish. 10 wu pounds salt neh. Warren Ymerson, Leon Paton Austin of Tapleyville are camping at Vest Gloucester. Miss Leonora Ayers is spending her vaeation in Northfield.

Th3mas Canney, with his mother and two Sillitrig, is at Anntsluam. Misscs Alice V. and Liona G. Herrick are at Ashland. Illos Ellen James and her sister.

Miss Annie M. James of Boston. are the gueets of Mrs Bowies at Greyiedire. lihis Marion McKinnon and Mies Mali le Corliss are visiting friends In Gardiner. Me.

Vincent Farnsworth, Postmaster Charlet; D. Prosn and Sylvanus F. Allen have been admitted to membership in the East Gloucester yacht club. New Yura wait reasary 211,04 Foreign excliange has been steadily advaneing, and lb now high and strong. The Vsperts say there will undoubtedly be shipments of wild to Durope this month, possibly large ones.

Lutes are now as follows: Night GO days COMPS O.PVi o4.bh1,-,4 Commercial 4.N5 5.174 Hsiehmarks 11.v1e Guilders 40,4 The weekly statement of the bank of England shows: Total reserve decreased circulation decreased 1.1.1S,(S)0. bullion decreased other sesuritlea doereased public deposits deereased notes reserve decreased government securities decreased t4000, other deposits docreased The proportion of the batik's reserve to liability Is 46.26 percent. against 19.IS percent last week. The weekly statement of the bank of France shows: Notes in circulation decreased S4i.110,000 francs, treasury accounts current decreased francs, gtliti on Imod decrease() francs, ldlls discounted decreased 139375,000 francs, silver on hand increased 1450,000 rams. The rinoneial News says: Now that tho eonsoildation of the South mines hAti buell arranged, with the exception of some minor details, and tho iscoeposation (It the now company, iv hich is to take over the Copper Range, Hattie Ltt.

Trimountain properties, the tt of another group of 131, mines has been taken up. Tills consolidation, et) far as can be IPA rtiud at the presozit tirnt, will embrace. Tamarack. Osceola, Centennial, Arcadian and territory and possibly Mohawk. "We understand on very good authority that preliminaries have already been blocked out.

The working out of the final details will, of course, take considecable time, and it is probable, therefore. that there Will be no official anthluneentent for SOnte tine Caine, The consolidated company will Probably. as It is also expected will be the With the 'south Range Con-find its way into the, Amalsratnated Copper Company. "It Is. of COUTO.

00 early to estimate consolidation prices, but It is stated that in the case of Areadian the price at which that company will go into the combine will be materially in excess of the Present, market price. The concentration Of these properties is expeeted to nroduce 11 great mine. Some idea of the territory involved is gained front the knowledire that 'Tamarack owns 1120 acres, Arcadian 40eo ztcros. Centennial a tittle over one square mile, Mohawk SIS) acres and Seneca-Ahmeek 2SOOkteres. Axel llallenhorg of Armstrong, Sehrimer Co.

bankers, has bet' ceful in his application to the New 'COLLISION AT CONFLUENCE. PENN. Eastern Lesiva Won Loot Pe wo. ltrehibetes 37 115 .6 111 Tugum to Goo. wo gm we 44 34 .311 Prow itlene 52 4.0 .343 1 lartfor4 41 42 .4.444 Ural womb 41 .477 Wort-meter we 441 4 .471 32 47 1142410 32 24 .344 Attendance Boston 10.

Baltimore 5 (Brat game) Baltimore 10, Boston 4 leecond getnel 4777 4. Washington 1 (drat game) Washington 7. Philadelphia 3 (second game) 5M6 Cleveland 5, Sillwaukee 4 2100 Detroit Chicago 3 2363 American League Standing. Won Lost Pe Icon Chicago 32 .544) 114 p4t14 413 54) arl .5,544 Imore 47 37 .5441 It Would bit Difficult to Find a Roar M. miral Who Has Not Said Something About Controversi.

The Transcript today prints the fol lowing from Its Washington ant: The conversatkin attributed to Admiral llowlson ty the Roston Evening Record. and published broadcast over the country this morning. in relation to the Sampson-Schley controversy. Is not regarded here as indicating any unfitness on his for service on lb court of Inquiry. 'rho utterance-a ascribed to him are in no sense sandal.

but wer mad if St alb in a private conversation. the recollection of which ha boon muldect to all the polio, human irnomory. Anaowed. about all the utterances amount to is that Eampson is a better oriAcer than tichloy and this is too Foto rani' the OP3nIon in naval etrt.lets that it would has boon dirlicult to Arid att oilicer Who had said lose liott the othor allogod commonil on the rfrottonsiblitty of the two Dien In tho engagement are in the nature ot commonpisee. hen Admiral ilowitonti appointment was undtr be paid in rt sponse to an inquiry of the department, that he hal not onlY taken no vise awd ap1esse4 no opinion in the ay.

but ho also ailed that he nut not even reed the rtpurta of Me 4ott-gastoment-That ho was torantol at the time of his selection as proomtiopiltly from enfant Porsonts is shown in tbe Inention of his name by attorney l'arsor. Isobto la now hero looking gator dspartmental uslers in the Prin-r-4 t.fr Renr Mr Vat ker is said to have named tato 4 tiro4. 4Inot-ro grad, I hit wonuil have bewn objectionable. and thsn to have upt tu as onvorsotion. lobo would be otos 1 tiroly satisfactory ilowtoon as lis this labour Ike departireut 1111a8 of course oo ot41- ration to make a stir-clam that weruill be sit-envoi by Admiral tit bait It doubtful if anyone rout' tare brow solectel tonoetrung horn something would not bate boon retaliod and of Much the porno nature am this morLing's story concerning him.

Ex-dividend. tEx-rights. SAatessmont paid. NILFORD. WHITE SQUADRON CIF GAY HEAD.

Heavy Guns Can be Heard Distinctly at Nantucket'elts Sunk Near Life Statham. NANTl-CKE. Aug 8The vesteels of the white souadron. Admiral Iligginson In command. are now at target practice off Gay head.

in the vicinity of No Mateo land. The heavy guns an be heard very distinctly at Nantucket. The aquaAlron le eepeeted here daily. Admiral Illgginson has had the groun surveyed nearer the Cookata life-ottving otallon. The only fault he found during the recent encampment was the ecareity of treeh water.

Upon and striking wells fresh water SW till found in large quantities near the life-totvirg station. and it is there erhere the men will land and throw up entrenehment's and pitch tent's. The lighthoure tender Mayflower. Capt A. P.

liartow, has been on the grounds and repainted the buoys. ise that everything is In readinetto to receive the battlesthipts. Admiral Itiforintion bao enlareed bitt fleet by adding sseveral torpedo boats as disspatch boats. with one or more (Tula. ere.

The stay of the battleships aill be for two to throe weeks. The Curb Nerket. Although trading on the iocal curb market was rather quiet. prices were steady. The New York curb was quiet.

but steady. Quotations follow: NEW YORK CURB STOCKS Ind Asked Bid Asked Am Can 23,4 4314 Int Umbr do 72144 73 El Tr Am 11 k141N El Tr 10 11 do Kt 3M lotia Eaee 32 34 Br Col Cop. 13 131,14 do pr 97 PS14 prklyrs Ferry 0 22 IP, li 113 35 Comp Air 12 13 do pr. 70 72 Cous Tub 4s ti514 6511 kieothd A 2ii 2714 eot Lou Litwk 30 3111,1 do pr 4614 4714 do pr 911061 do $2 No 11 18 St and rd 011 708 773 do pr 40141 st Louis Tr. 2t1141 27 1,011.1.

N1 141 I T. Cala 3 5 Boat 17 2o Tenn Cop-- 1714 IS do pr 45 4 iU CI Pipe 6 7 Vbieie bki 7 i do pr 331,4 34 pr 10 12 IVA Coal 7 C. FS 7314 74 do bs 35 40 do 1)01014 bti b7 White Knob 16 17 Ten Persons Hurt Seriously, One, a Fireman. Probably Fatally Excursion Train Ran in "Sections." PITTSBCRG, Aug sections of an Atlantic City excursion train were in collision near Confluence, Penn. 84 miles east of Pittsburg.

about 11 a m. Ten people were seriously Injured and everal others slightly butt. Those seriously hurt were: Fireman Hannon, Pittsburg, probably fatally hurt. P. J.

Collins. wife and ingant. Youngstown. badly bruised, serious. but not dangerous.

J. II. Davis. Newcastle, arm broken and badly bruised. Mrs J.

IL Lewis. Newenstle. Penn, cut on head and otherwiFe injured. A. G.

Shaw, Pittsburg, cut about head, serious. Miss Helen Lamont. Pittsburg. head cut. Miss Dora Hartzell.

Newcastle, both It gs fractured. J. E. Stillwagon, Connellsville, superintendent water works. arms crushed.

There were three big sections of the express. As the third sectIon neared Confluence the engineer suddenly saw looming up before film on the sama track the rear end of the second section. It was then too late to avoid the disaster. and the engineer and fireman of the third section jumped. The third section crashed into the par car at the rear of the second section, telescoping it.

The people in the car were mingled with the debris, and many were seriously hurt. With the exception of the fireman, ell. It is thought. will recover. Iletrolt 41 Philadelphia 44 .411) 811 .489 Cleveland 84 .444 Sillwaukee 83 .1168 LEWIS WINS, CUPPY LOSES.

Bostou Breaks Even in Baltimore and Starts for Home. BALTIMORE. Md. Aug 7A band of happy Hottentots wearing rnowshoes for the first time would not likely display sylph-like grace or the judgment of a Solomon. and yet they would compare favorably In these excellent qualities with the Oriole boneball team In Its first game with tioston today.

Frank Foreman was pounded for 13 hits. and this. with peor base-running accounts for the decialve victory of the visitors. Inning's 1 2 3 4 5 I 11 9 Booboo 120202102-10 Baltimore 2 0 IP 4) 1 1 0 0 11 SaerifiNe hits. Ftstill.

Schreckenotot. Dowd. Two-base hits. IIvwpitii kibosh, mail. itro.

sto1.93 bapep. p.xrd 2. ban. loest.lie play. Williams.

'walla and Keister. Triple pixy. 1.0 e4)11Inc Sehrel'811i2gnal. Ferris aid Pertnt. First ea bulls.

by Furvnian 5, by Lewis 3. ilit pitebed ball. Ntrurk out. by Leine 2. Cantillion and Haskell.

'Hine Ilk 5ons. The London Market. LONDON. Aug 8The market for 1 American railway shares here today was active and prices showed advances over New York closing figures extending to percent in the Pacific shares. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were strong and the Steel stocks were firm.

The home securities were listless. This was said to be partly due to a shade firmer turn in the money markets caused by preparations for the payment of an instalment on the latest issues of consols. West Africans were largely offered. The minimum rate of discount of the bank of England remains unchanged at 3 percent. The London board of trade statement for July shows an increase of f2.764.7o0 in imports and a decrease of 064.600 in exports.

Copper G. M. B. closed spot L65 lila 3d: futures 66 3s 9d. Sales Soo tons spot.

1) futures. Market weak. OiT 6s 3c1 spot; off 6s 2d futures. The usual quotations follow: ciosins. Closing Au Aug 7 Anaconda mining sii Atchison.

Topeka Santa re 741, 121.i Atebison. Topeka Sawn pr itqls Nit Baltimore Ulna, 97,1 Causillas I.Wine 1111,4 VW chesapeaar Gbh) 45I 45 Chicago Great Western 22-ii 21ti Consols for motley 9344 93 5-16 Consols for steeoont 9,01 ii3 7-R1 DVIIVer Rio Grande 4246 41-is Denver a Rio elrande pr 92 92 Erie 371 364 Erte 1st pr tpti, Erie 2d NI Illinois entral 147 14ti 1 Louis ille Nashville 1o3ti to234, Missouri. Kansas TP1 ad 26:1. 26 1 Missouri. Kansas Texas pr 5412 541.6 New York central 15412 153 Nktrfolk Western 51 Norfolk Mestern pr 1 lil Northrra Plague 149 titi Ontario A Western 13 22 Porinsylvanis 73 Baud Mises 41 ii Beading 2t Ai, Beading 1st pr 114 an Resding 211 pr 24 24 Southern Pacific VAit 53 Southern Ionia ay 2 414 2s4-, Southern Hallway pr hVls SI Spanish 4s 691i St Paul 1s211 Union Pacific PO Union l'seitio pr no sift United States Steel 421i 41 United States Steel pr 142,,.4 itil, walsish 21 21 a tut sh pr sok asti Money 2-4t21im percent.

Rate of discount for short bills percent, and three-months' bills 2 9-14 percent. Bar silver steady at 26 15-e. e. e. e.

Mrs if. U. Staples and Silas Marla N. nes-7 of Woreeerter are guests of Judea and Mrs C. A.

Deary. Mr and Mrs Richard Dunn of Netir York are glieeto of Mr and Mrs John E. Connolly. Grove et. Mins Ada Nevus la visiting In Hartford.

The united I. O. O. F. organIzatter of Milford with iisitors from Medway and West Medway.

wid go to Providence and Newport for a clambake to Morrow. Judge Lowell rates hats rettlene4. M.sses I-Ltlith and elorenee Merriarn have gone to Cottage City. Cooney Las Iowa eleetel viee preeident of the C. T.

A and ered immune trees. Mime Jennie nrnm of Worcester Is the gueet of Mies 113 Garran.l. Hattie NI. Whitney of Camflrilts is the guest of Mary MEL Jefferson at. directors of 'the Milford hospital aasociation have appointed a ronimittee to arrange a fat dag witn tan game.

races'. ete. the proceeos so 'J toward the hospital fund. Trio committee J. F.

key. J. It. Stratton, L. 114-atn.

v. te, Whiting of Milford and O. Draper of Hopedale. Wait Ntinnla Moriarty and Mies Kathlerimo Moriarty are alt Lake Sunapee. it.

The trustees of the Flretnan's relief siasociation will boll a epecial tateetilit this evening. OVER $9000 yrL11 PAID TODAY BANKING 1101Mtl WI RI VERMILYE eto Cal) New York. Boston MAIN OFFICES 0 o- NOR WOOD. BOSTON CURB STOCK EXCHANGE Bid Asked, Bid Asked Am, II Soo 14.5di Greene 89.4.bo 00 pe 36.ol 3s.on; Harvard Min 1.00 ih ti4 '45 014 95,50 i lielvet ia 4.1al Am WI. Pa 2.00 2 50: hit It lig Spuliltoo 2Itttl do Pr lilts) 12.00,IKavaho .75 1.00 do :41 6N Rev Leasing.

MS tttl Ariz Com 5.50 Rotary Ring. 5.50 6 Bat State ti, 53 Seabd A 27.75 Boston Con 1 Ntll do pr 48.00 4s.50 Cop King .112 .02, do 4s S1.75 S2.00 cur iltiSti Sedalia Cop 6.00 Isil W. no.i.x) Shannon Cop 1d.oel 14.50 do lln.ow 2.75 300 do 04.62 114.S7; United Zine. Lou Folitse oil 50i do Pr Oiid King .4.11 United 1i Eau Rev W. 0.

ly of the Universalist ehurrh will visit cape Col points nest wreit. Nit-ivin Smith. rn of Waiter Strdth of ettlage at. tut his bend badly while looking over the work bench at his father's' shop yeeterday. Moines A.

lioullahan has gone to the ritiff.ao exposition. Second Game. Innings 1 2 3 4 5 0 8 9 Baltimore 02000710 10 Huston 100200010-4 Sacrifice Brodie 2. Two-base Mita. Brod 4.1114,7, Fretutut.

Three-base hits. tttaill. Williams. Krim's First on bans. Mr Strts out.

by Mst.Houlty 2. by CuP4. Tame Itt 40tm Umpires. Cantillloa am Haskell. NEW YORK MARKET.

NEWTON. To 2Settbeirs of Committee on an Revision of Publ. Statutes. Over 17tb4 was pail today hy the state treaeurer to thentbrys of the legialativ committee on the revioton of the potale The various subrxtmlbitiee have been at work for tout 27 days. of the amount LI the was for houra of labor recorded awl rtportel 7y the varluus metntarra.

About 10 wait for yrdlette. Tbs tIgheet bills submittel were for Fre. Soule of serutte ate! Repro. orttotwe t14 hollel of Malden antear le have put in the loorept Lies for the vista money. Their Liae call for PO.

however. Las devoted but few Lours to the work. The with, the ch2er Cfl -tatatteot- appears to hate run up asalnot IL "nag. The protiles that after the eontittued abe fience from the tate of a perwit for 16 to word -11virg been rereirv-7 from such peretn Zuni raid lebath o2 year. the probate ecutt rtsv siPolnt an ndtrtnnitrater for the eatato of awe tereow.

the earn. as in the ease et II deeeaakt peraurt The ub.rtoetteltt.e tke toneethed a deon Juattre titer ct the it etntrt. tat.trn eta forth that euch a trn1.n of law ta arathot the cortelitution aut atelna an Infrtuvenbent of itt(- te In littaltat-The ef thine' Atli for the woheorutezte wets to rya rite the chapter. This uLl be done. Yellowstone Park Weather Station.

WASHINGTON. Aug IIProf L. Moore. chief of the weather boreal' and actIng of golnor to Yellowstone park to Inspect that reserve with a view to locating weather station there. Changes in Street Railway Servioe.

Beginning Thursday. Aug 8. the crosstown line now running via Humboldt and Huntington ave. will be replaced by a line to be run from Franklin field to East Boston ferry. via Humboldt av and Washington et.

First trip 5:78 a m. 6:14. and intervals of 10 and 15 minutes to 10:52 m. Sunday. 707 a in and I.

minutes to 1014 m. On the same date. the line now running from Clarendon hill to Set) ilay sq. subway. via Charlestown.

will be discontinued. The LA)ngwood-av line now running between Village sq. Brookline. and Park-st station. subway.

will be replaced by a transfer car to be run every 10 minutes. between Brookline and Huntington avs. via Longwood ay. -sir-Lance Ct. Bldg.

Itoonts 2tgi.P.09-210.111,212, 8 1litOtDiV.41. NCW IfiTOCE.S. (MAIN, Ct)T-ToN ANI. HIGH GELADit INVESTMENT ItoNDS. Ito Ilitt A Istira intent It ttttt 203.

sollotted tor ettill or tin MargIti of 5 to IV.ic, of Sint, or upwards aoet.plwl. 4 tutertst allowed on all sobjeot to draft. Interest kllarava Lever Keeeti in any Rooney -Inc ket OUT 0e-TOWN ACCOUNTS A SPECIALTY. DRAFTS AND Lurrrus or l'ItEDIT IssrED To ALL PA II- tIF TIIE ouLt). fitted ter mil, DAILY HINTS.

Malltd at 4 P.M. BOSTON OFFICE -la CONtiallSS C. W. MANAGER. TILI a ttt3 IIAIGHT ti4 FREESE CO.

LatablIsked 1S90. Stain Meet 5:1 lirondssaye N. v. STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON. 85 State Street.

Boston. sqletertitiniug the character and financial responsibility of your Broker is as important us the se-evilest of right Stocks." TTI1 au 0 14stattwomisnwaNgwitawsziartamemotingesontistialawasisi 111 lia PATTEE Eft CO. --Stock Epokers 15 State Street, Boston, Mass. inStocks, Bonds, Grain, Cotton houglit and Sold for Cash or Margin. tIV Market Letter on Application.

Tit Cerrespeedrees bolletted. am Dropped Dead in Barber's Shop. John Kelly. a well-known resident of Chelsea. residIng at DS Ileaeon nd employed Si a currier.

dropped (lead in the barber shop of Josiah C. Brown. Isg14 Broadway. Chelsea. a few minutes before LI tots forenoon.

an4 Mrs George W. Busk ani throir daughter. MISs Molts. of Elmwood t. lea ite today for ins stersJed tour of and New itrunise wick.

At truck I station. Netonrille. laikt evening. was he14 the "ems-annual meeting of Ile Newlem nremen reilud asmoriation. important tontine buelnests was tranearted.

The Nett-ton Center eurntrer In the Rice printery building. Newton t-ene ter. held tisktorn yesterla7 whieh wi iargely and entirely suet-eyeful. The tire department was Palled (rut at bust evening by an alarm from bog It eatingasipts a ollaht blase in it clothing cloget on the superu.ni 114or ef T. It.

liamietelra bombe. Z1 nflort ay. 'Wein Newton. An overt'irned larrp gausel the Om whieh hal done but latle damage 'when It Was ratingutan4.4 DISGRACEFUL SCENE. Capt Duffy of the Milwaukee Team Said to Have Struck Umpire Manassau During an Argument Over a DeelliOn CLEVELAND.

O. Aug 7Tha most dicgraceful scene evtr witnessed at League park oecurred tht8 afternoon at the close of the Milwaukte-Cloceinnd game. Angertd by a decision of umpire Manassau. the Milwaukee players lost their tempers and IF tart trouble that nearly caused a riot. As it was.

it is claimed that manager Duffy struck Manassau in the face. and that Con-ray and Friel shoved Lim around. Duffy denies that he hit the urrpire, unless It WWI by accident 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Cleveland 2 5 MIhtuge 201000010-4 ebaao bits. Brat-tea. McCarthy.

Matoorl Cearey. anaerado. Ina bean ea Bracken 2. btruek net. by Bracken 4.

by Behly. $sertiNr bit. Hallman. Petry. btote bane, Conroy a.

Pout4e play. O'Briea skaI Lett ea have. Clevelao4 6. 6111wankto 1'asso4 bs.U, Connor. liit by pitcliod ball The Greater Part of the Day Prices Had an Upward Tendency.

NEW YORK. Aug stock maroPened strong and active. the Than influence in the tone displayed in the early dealings being the more encouraging accounts in regard to the steel strike Fituation around Pittsburg. The constittient companies of the steel corporation appeor to be more than holding their own in their dispute with the strikers. and in- addition to the important mill reopened yesterday this morning brought the intelligence that the Lindsay ibt McCutcheon mills at Pwsburg had also resumed operations.

Dealings in the United States Steel stoeks reflected intelligence. although the actual advances scored were not particularly extensive. The railway list was also decidedly strong and fairly active. Union Pacific in ra rticular advanced rapidly. although there was no change in the dividend declared at today's meetinf of the directors.

St Paul. the Atchison shares. Pennsylvania. Southern Pacific and Norfolk Western were likewise The Letters of Elizabeth. Atlantic City.

July 21 Dear PapaPlease send me fifty lars. Elizabeth. Atlantic City. July 24. Dear PapaPlease send in fifty dollars more.

El iza h. Baltimore American. British Board of Trade Statement. LONDON. Aug tIThe board of trai, statement for the month of July shoes an increas of t2.764.7,)0 In Imports and decrease of L114.Sixt In exports.

The Cotton Narket. The New York cotton market opened barely steady. prices showing declines of front 1 to 5 points. Liverpool was unequal to the task set by our closing of yesterday. An advance of two points there was expected.

but after opening 1 to 2 points higher there was a full reaction under selling for both accounts. This. with generally favorable climatic conditions south and with an encouraging fortcast, was ascribed for the weak Opening. Alter the opening the market was rather steadier on room covering, but varied little from the opening figures. By the close of the first hour October bad stiffened to 7:13 and January to On pit profit taking and light buying, presumably for spinners account.

Tha Arttentail Srtopathy tor the Prea41. rmui. ACC 1The risere publishes an interview erith 24 Jules lit 11 ti es the Fret il sinteassdat ta the rn1tt4 Ststes expresses orratiticatuvh st the stafe'stel, tis 4taustitcia ILA evtrj tbiz.g ircic. To and Pro. Plymouth.

EngArrived. steamed Puertt Wonttrek. from New 'York. ItsmburotArrivorl. oteamsh.p Graf aktorsow.

from New York. LiverpoolArrived. steamship Titistook. from New Not the Road's WILY. PedestrianWill this road take meout Into the country.

little boy? Little boyI don't think it will; but if si wait mebby a waggun cum along. Calumbus (ato) State Journal. I Two Detroit Boys Drowned. DE TROIT. Aug S-4104Ifrey Fort tor, alma It and IVIIItam Ifintnea.

H. Imre drowead today In a canal at tha foot of St CASZ ayt ertLe Imuttr4 turtles. 1 I.