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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-28
Howard. Crosby O. Co.'S. letter.
Enstnn. .Inlv

I''St1ll, july u.
c,,. Iester-
Chicago. ops High Low Close. da\
sept wheat, Il -io's Il 7nM ~ ION 7I%
Wheat opened weak. this morning 1ac
under last night; the weakness of the
Liverpool cables was the prinCipal Intlu
ence, Liverpool opening dun. va. lower
ana closing "a sd. lower in spite Of H.
ADVANCE IN our markets, Yesterday
Cooler weather in the Northwest inspircd
Tree unloading of long wheat ana Nortn
western receipts at an cars were ahea.1
OF last Thursdays M 306 cars and varX
huch ahead of Last year al - cars. PR
Vate messages said that the rush ot
wheat was over until the new CROP beca,
10 move. Price Current was slightly
ouillSh. reporting wheat threshingS NO.
essentially changed; the yield indicates
spring wheat situation moderately las
encouraging. \ Paris cable said: tn,
Millers Association estimates the French
wheat crop at S.001.0 600 bushels less Than
last year, a farmers association esti
mates it at 600 bushels less" TIL
French country markets Were weak. how
ever, and the weather is fine in France
The weather map shows lower teninero
lures in the Northwest: yesterday hou,
ever. proved to be one of the hottest davs
81 the season. Prime says: I'VE are sin
much in the dark as TO the actual condi-
ton OF the spring wheat crop: IL il nn,,,
in the most critical condition and has MAJ
extremely trying weather for the Isl W..
weeks" F' ""
The stock market opened irregular with
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Base Ball Notes.

Chicago has lost nine out of the last II
games.
The married men beat the single men at
Monmouth, Is to 6.
Globe: George Ycager is In good shape
10 join the Boston club at moment $
notice.
Globe: Manager Brown is having his
troubles with Pitcher Pittinger, who was
farmed to him by Boston.
Globe: Coay Dolan. the cx Boston left
hand pitcher. is fast developing into a
sharp hitting outfelder and fast base
runner.
Hanlon has added another pitcher +"
his string. Donovan Of the Richmond.
Va, team will join the Brooklyns in 4
day or two.
Globe: Manager Frank Leonard of the
Worcester club, says his city IS dfaWiiS
as we'll. if not better than any city IL
the Eastern League. The STOCK OF w
club is not for sale switch speaks WEI
for Lconard's management.
Globe: Manager Tom Burns Of the chi
cage club. was in Springfield some INN
ago, and informed his friends that VIII
liams of PittShurg had all the third base
men, including Collins. beat 10 dtath
Burns always was good Joliltr. ~
compared to Collins. Williams WAS nor v"
lie mentioned. judging from his work III
Boston.
Globe: Billy Earnic is having ! heap ~
trouble with a young Hartford news
paper man who insists on mapping ou'
the way to run the club in Hartford. Sir
William has rcsortcd to the Freedman
methods. even going as far as car"minE
on the young mans collar. The Scni1'
old manager must he awfuliy worked up
to lose his unusually sweet temper.
\ special to the Boston Herald from
Cincinnati says: Frank Sclcc enters =
general denial to the plant IF Marty
BERGEN 4 deny, ON all counts. says he.
I never refused EerEen lay 4" Z"
home. lie never asked f9r any On ScV-
oral orca sionS he has absentee himself
without permission. ! have 80 IL sire ~
enter into Il discussion of 4 case that VIII
nnlv hurt Bergen. lie is the greatest 80
all catchcrs. but he is unfnrl ln2'e ~ dis
position. The boys have Put Gp win ms
rrcrntriciticS hcualiSc they wanted htm IN
help them win. I'VE wired irrsCn tha'
unless hr starts at once he ncrl not re
port at all. We Will want him At louis
vlic. ii ne doesn't com" Ill have 4" E"t
another catcher. Possibly IN renew ii"
&otiatious with Vaughn capt DUFFY -
dorScd all SClcr'S - atrTncntS relative L"
Rprcpn
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London Yachting World Already Has the
Americas Cup Back in England.

London. July 27.-Thc Yachting
World issued. today. contains 4 long
artiCl" on the Shamrock chances in
the contests for the Amcria's cup.
Starting upon the assumption that the
NiEilant and britannia were equal. the
writer argues that the Shamrock show
~ herself to be capa bic Of beating the
britannia in a moderate breeze % to %
minutes over a 30-mie course
With time allowance the Shamrock
net superiority would be Is to 20 min
utcS. AS the Defenders superiority
over the Niglant in sailing the same
course is estimated at 6 minutes, and
the Columhia's superiority over the
Defender is assured to be 3 minutes. Il
Is estimated that the Columbia's su-
pcriority over the Vigiant is min
utrS.
Therefore. according to the Yachting
Worlds article. there are excellent
grounds for the belief that in the pres
cnt condition Of both yachts the sham
rock will win.
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PANIC FOLLOWS
Continued from page ID

killing him instantly, and the other
killed the old man by his side.
The crime was committed so rapidly
that the friends of the President were
not able to interfere in time to prevent
it, but they fired number of shots at
Caceres, who ran away. accompanied
by several persons. The assassin
party returned the fire of the Presi-
dents friends and Caccrcs escaped. 1t
is not known whether he was wounded
or not. The authorities Immediately
sent troops to pursue him.
The body of President Heureaux was
taken to the house Of the governor Of
Moca. The news OF the President
death spread rapidly and caused much
emotion among the inhabitants of n"
island. 1t is believed by many that
the murder was the result of a politi-
cal conspiracy
Vice President Figucrco has taken
precautions to prevent disorder ana
has taken command of the troops to
that end. but W to the present All III
quiet.
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Howard, Crosby &C.,. = :s s:":.t s....
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New y Jrk, July 27--Thc stock markc.
continued duil during the greater part 10
today, hut in the final hour Of iradju..
mere was more animation aud strength
tHih inr many days past. The marking
hU M sugar AN extreme ZiL ID 1872 ana the
risc III Now York Central to liO helped
on IN" movement and the general markc.
F"S" hboV" last nights level. quite an
ACTIVE demand also aprnng up Tor TN.
'f3HSrT$. which lifted Burlington over "A
point Thr activity oi tht. market did
not bN any means. however. become gen
.IHi. ana gains Were not at An uniform
Ihtf" W'r" successive developments VI
Strength curing The day ana me market
i"riH tp drpfcSs IL. The traders were
b'hrish in th" carly part NJ tnc day. uw-
iN- L" the continued obstinate refusal ot
- market 10 advance. but finding r.
'iu'iiy diSincilned n rccede. they turned
tt inc lang -4Hr. encouraged nv m.
y. rvngth ~ special stocks. Sugar showed
an advancing tendency from the first
Il nH LOUISVILLE a Nashville which sold OK
dividend pt prr cent rrratHrd III that
amount. Ihcfe was a mld-day auVIuc-
ia the Tobacco stocks. which helped on
;hr upward moV. mcuf Continental com
mon rising lt. inr preferred J ana Amer
t,aI Tobacco point.
Th" Developments IN tho money narkct
hec'i Increased confidence. Yesterday
int today there futtr Dean large loans
made nu t!m- pu tA. Stock F.Xchang,-
from hl"h If is argued th.II operators
i''l ihr possibility Of - ndHd for
m1H't I'at mat Stintu Gail rates ana DE-
-ttr tlI, .VdNN uu the securities WhiCl
'u"4 arr iryu- tD mona fnr u long Dun.
Tn bond market dii not show much re-
puH-t ON thr awakened strength in the
+'"rE market ana fractional. declines
w't. tn" rule Total sales. 81 .sl"""
"a 1ad th. old Is registered and the o.
registered NJ. In the tia price.
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New York Produce Market.

New York. July n.
FLOUR Receipts, zi.571 bbIs.; exports.
10 s53 bbs; sales. 500 pkgs.: nominaily
weak ana lower: buyers holding off for
Important concessions.
WHEAT-ReceIpts 4l4,S bushels; ex
ports. "a. 7#3 bushels. sales. l,s25o1J bush
els futures, 10000 bushels spot; spot easy.
crn Duluth. 1874 fpb. aiipat spot. No. ]
hard Duluth. sI@i fob. aiioat TO arrive.
No. , red. 157s elevator.
CORN-Receipts. IN m bushels;
ports AZ a57 bushels: sales. GaD.gr bush
els futures. I.316.w1 bushels spot; spot
easy: No. >. ~, fob. afoat. 3G3s elevator
OATS Receipts ~. 20 buShels exports.
~ 9G6 bushels. safes. 325,tn bushels; spo.
steady; No. =, ~; No. D. Is. No. white
~; track white. 3Dn%5i2.
BEEF-Stcady: cut meats. firm.
LARD-Steady: Western steamed $50
n5.G1. July. S5.6i. nominal. refined, steady,
continent, $50
PORK-Steady.
ER-Steady: Western creamery
l5MlA: 10. factory. IlDIrz: state dairy. ID
ali; DO. creamery, 1919.
CHEESE-Firm; large and email white
ana cnlOTcd. q
EGGS-Dul: state ana Pennsylvania, Is
HlS. Western fresh lpfiij
PETROLEUM
OSI\-Stcady.
I'LL -KPENTINE-F
RIt'E-Firm.
MOLASSE S-F'irm-
FREIGHTS-Dull.
STGAR-Raw. strong. fair refining
3 1916, centrifugal ~ test. IL. molasse-
sugar, 10 lG. refined, steady and fairly
active.
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Tie principal speculation in Grange.
stocks and speclaltIes, 1uctustIon wers
generally narrow but stronger Iondnr
prices stimulated little buying. a. ,n'
the opening traders took the short sido
for turn but made little impression. fe,
comm ission houses had selling orders bur
commission house business was lIghter
fhan usual. Transactions during tha
second hour Wcr. smaller than the firsf
and there WAS little liquidation IN
Granger stocks by traders as well az
some good buying ~ Sugar. The statn
ment that money is easier ~ omen 4,
question, at the banks The rate N 1 ne-
cent. sharp. but as To time money II il
exceedingly difficult to obtain. London
turned buyer, today. taking ~ Gr0 to IL Gn
shares, principally In Louisville A. Nagn
official Of the Ogden Gas 90 admits thar
negotiations are on for the purchase III
control by the Peoples Gas. a prediction
from London says that Louisville a
Nashville VIII cross 50 before Inc end Of
this year. An Atchison authority saws
the June statement VIII be no miracle
but IL VIII be very good. We are toll
ment Of Continental Tobacco that con.
sidcrably more than the dividend upon
the preferred stock ~ being armed: no
dividend, however, can be paid on the
common stock before the cxpirat iou ~
the year. Tine short side is the View
taken by most 81 the room traders who
say that efforts 10 bull the market have
been persistent but have failed. MANY
people, however. who would De In wan
street are On their vacation ana the usual
leaders evidently DO not care 10 encOur-
age rampant speculation at present or
until the condition Of the money market
becomes more settled
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Icccr. blk ". by Bonnie Boy.
l. L.. 4 \ Ia
Fastest Of The SEASON.
Great Races At Cleveland Halb Wins 2.09
irot The Abbott. 2.O8 Pace.

cleveland. ohio, July 27.-Thcre WAS
another large crowd at the Glcuvillc
track. today, in anticipation Of the fine
sport that would be developed by the
..C9 pace and the 2.oS trot. Those who
expected to See fast time were not dis
appointed. The average of the IL heats
ui the dan was los l4-l0n. and the three
heats III the 2.0a pace were the fastest
Of The season thus far.
There were 10 starters in the 2.09
pace. Ialb was the favoritc. ana he
won the first heat with ease. The
judcs docidcd that Ace and Nicol Il.
had not been driven to win and All
bets for the heat were declared off
the drivers OF the two horses being
fined 50 each. The next two heats
Were 4 huttlc between Halb ana Ace,
but the faycritc took them both into
camp.
The Abbott WAS a hot favoritc in III
2.0s trot. kentucky Union took the
lead in the first heat but was over
hauled hy The Abbott. no finished
first by head. Eagle Flanagan
looked ike the winner of the second
heat but the wonderful driving Of
Gccrs sent The Abbott over the last
half in 1.O2'. ana he won by Il rcck.
The third heat WIS easy for the fay
oritc
Thor" was a big field in the I'll pace
with Fanny billiard the favorite, but
hydrogen rot the first heat, DiIlard
being set back for running. Dillard
took the second heat after a hot finish
hut sh" was distanced in the third.
tho race going to Hydr.gen
The 2l6 trot was qu KY settled by
s'urpol taking tho two heats necessary.
Results:
The 2-o9 class. pacing. purse S25o0
iiai T., first: Ace second: Sally Tolcr,
third. Time. 2.H63.. 2.oi'I. 2.o5H
The 2.n5 class. trottinE. purse $2o00:
The Abbott first; Eagle Flanagan.
second: Kentucky Union, third. Time,
2.oS3i, 2oNh 20sE.
The ~ class, pacing. purse $500.
best II ;: Hydrogen, first: VIII Ley
burn, second; t.ylct. third Timc. 2.073t.
2.pSi4, > .b@i..
The ZIG class. trotting. purse $500.
best III =: Surpol. first. Piloa Evans.
second; Niger Jack, third. Time.
2.1ll2, I'll
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THE BOSTON & ALBANY.
Special Meeting Of Directors Statement Of
Those Favoring the Lease.

Boston. July 21-The Boston x Al
bary directors held an important spec
ial meeting in this city. today. Al this
meeting they faced the opposition
which is being organized against the
ratification by Stockholders Of the lease
of the road which the board recently
made to the New York central and in
reply issued a statement Of the rca-
sons they had for entering into the
lease ana the benefits which they be
lieve will result from it. They also
asked for proxies from stockholders in
support Of their plan.
Tho statement reviews the terms of
the ic1se ana points out that az q re
suit Of the rental ana of the rcscrva-
tion of $1,000 GOO of property the stock
holders will receive S IL per cent. per
annUm. or. if the property is sold. :
per cent per annum aud a cash pay
mont Of SIG per share.
Tie directors cmphatically advance
the clIim that the terms "f the lease.
owing to the provisions that the lcasee
shall Day taxes, actually will net more
- the Stockholders than would an eX-
rhJngc for u per cent. bonds At 5000
per share, On for . cash sal" Of the
stock at tn Same amount
Then. among other arguments, is 4
detailed reply to the claim that the
road could safely pay a 10 per cent.
dividend and review of the falling
earning capacity of the road and an
emphasizing Of its dependence upon
the New York central, 50 that the least
IS practically. tn" Albany's best op-
portunity.
The only absent directors were
Hon. Chaunccy VI. DepeW, who has
been in Europe. and James a. Rum
ill Of Springfield. who had, however,
authorized tn" anXing Of his name to
the statement. which Mr.. Depcw is al
20 known to favor. The only ohjector
on the board. Charles S Sargent of
BrnokIinc. was present,
The directors present ana signing the
statement We're: President VIM. Bliss.
Boston; Vice President f.. y. Hayden.
Woburn; Directors Jacob &. Rogers.
Peabody: Zonas Crane. Dalton; Ed
ward l.. Davis, Worcester: Samuel
Ioar Concord who is also the general
ouns"l nf the road; Hon. stephen sal
ebury. Worcester; and Hon. Albert {.
Ioughton. North Adams.
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TWO LEAGUES IN 1900.
Latest Plan Is ID Divide Territory Between
American ksso iali0n and National League.

ST. Louis July 1.-THE project to or
game a base ball club in this city
20 become q member Of the American AS
ISOLATION, which was organized, about q
month ago. has been perfected. The St.
Louis Base Ball Association has been
formed and "A team to be called the ST.
Louis Browns will be organized in ticle
to take the field, early next season. The
old Sportsmans park has been acquired
and under the name of Athletic park will
be fully equipped for base ball purposes.
The situation is now stated to be as fol-
lows:
inere will be two major base ball
leagues in 1900 One will be known as the
American Association and the other as
the National League and the circuits OF
the two viii be made up as follows:
american fAssociat.on-New York
PEi,ade,pnIa, baltimore and Washington
in the F.as,: buffalo. Detroit, Chicago
i.s'i ST. Louis in the West.
.Sasionai l.eague--Roston, Brooklyn
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HARD ON DAUGHTER.
Little Girl Badly Hurt During Pleas
antrieS Between Her Parents.

FoNboro. Mass, July 2T.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Campbell Of Mansfield. sep
arated few days ago. their family re-
lations being 50 unpleasant that they
could not live together in peace. and
Mr.. Campbell took their only child,
girl years old, to his parents home in
West Mansfield for safe keeping. Yes
terday, Mrs. Campbell and her
brother. Herbert A. COmey, wnt' TO
West Mansfield and secured the child,
but in attempting to step into carri-
age. Mrs. Campbell and the child were
run over and badly hurt They AL
drove away. however. but Sheriff Perry
and Constable Cady arrested Convey
when he returned the team to its own
r, a Foxboro stable keeper. The
whereabouts of Mrs. Campbell and the
daughter are at present unknown.
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MEEDEN. CT. RACES.
summer Meet opened-TraCk Heavy
But the Sport is Exciting.

Meridcn, Conn. July 27.-Thc sum
ncr meet Of the Connecticut and Mass
ichusctts trottinE circuit opened here,
today, with an attendance of 500. The
sport was exciting despite a heavy
track. The results:
The 40 class trot, purse 5000, Hill
top. first; Maud Harr. second: Riley
Wilkes, third. Time 223 "a. 2.25, 2.28.
Fhe 2.29 class trot and pace. purse
5000, Lady Ellsworth first; Elsie Card,
second; Mabel, third. Time 226 Ia,
2.23 81 2.21 Ia. go IL
The 2.19 class, trot and pace. purse
5000 The Duke. first: Sandy River Boy,
second; Red Bird. third. Time 2.22 Ia.
2.1S "a, 2.19 IA. 2.19 IL
The 2.24 class. trot and pace, purse
5000 (unfinisheD, Sporty won two
heats. Time 223 IA. 223 ii
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DEWEY'S HOMECOMING.
Now Expected at New York by Sept. 80
Officers Attend a Funeral.

Trieste, July 21.-Capt. Lamberton
and the other officers of the United
States cruiser olympia. today. attended
the funeral Of the sailors who were
killed recently by an explosion ON
board the Austrian torpedo boat Adler
This afternoon. Admiral Dewey drove
through the suburbs Of the city. 1t u
now expected that the olympia will ar
rive in New York by Sept 80.
one Of the two seamrn who were re-
Gently taken from the cruiser To tn"
Trieste hospital is dead.
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GOVERNMENT ENEMIES
Taking Advantage Of Hcurcaus's Death 10 Al
tempt Ovcrturning Government.

Puerto Plata. July 27.-prcyiicni Hen
r"auN. who was assasslnatcd in Moro.
yesterday. hah gnnr there tn scc JarnIii
Lara. He was attended by only SIX per
sons. The President al the entrance 10
the city Was fired IN by four Individual s.
The body has been brought ID Santiago
attended 10y government escort and
members of the latc Presidents famIly.
The situation Of critical. Enemies uf
the government are trying tu disturb th-
peace. Gen. WcHrriIa F!gucrr.. tn via,
president. succeeds 10 Tho Presidency. Iir
Will continue THIS plan M retiring paper
money.
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THE BUILDING COLLAPSES


Iitts5urg. July 27.-The new pattern
works OF the Westinghouse Electric CO..
IN course OF erection AZ East Pittsburg
"a. collapsed, today. burying a nrmbe-
OF worknen. Joseph pfs:er was killed
outright and five Others were SERIOUSLY in
Jured. the building vas beng erected b..
ne shiiier Bridge ~. ANA only tn
rugtHr;d iran vas N position when the
atr!Gcht occurred. Ten men were M vor,,
~ ITS titne' itt four escaped unhurt.
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CHANGES IN THE RALEIGH.

Washington, July 27.-The board "
naval construction. today. approved
tn" plans for extensive repairs 10 tn"
cruiser Raleigh, similar 10 those on the
cincinnati and involving a cost IF
about 100000. 1t was decided to put
studdinG sails on the Hartford. While
these sails are rather unique they will
be useful i'll training the sailors.
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STATUTE 10 PARNEll
Will B, Erected at Duplin. Though Some
Opposition Is Shown.

Dublin, July PA meeting con-
vcned BY the Lord Mayor was held. to-
day, to inauguratc a fund for the cree
ton of statute of Charles Stewart
Parncll.
The members Of the IS centenary
committee opposed the erection of the
statute as inopportunc and likely to
jeopardiZc The plans for the Wolfe
Tone Memorial.
After a stormy session resolutions in
favor Of the erection Of the Parncll
statute were adopted.
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CAN'T USE "WALTHAM. :"
Francis Sanderson Must Find Some Other
Name for His Watches.

New Haven, Conn, July 27.-Juds5.
Townsend in the tnilcd States court To-
DAY, issued an injunction restraining
Joseph II. Sandman OF the Columbia
Watch To, Waitham Mass. from
using on the watches which he ranufac
lures. the name "Waltham." The writ
was granted on the application of the
American Waltham Watch CO. of Wal
arm, Mass. in his opinion Judge Town
send says that the WaItham co. is en-
titled 10 the protection of the courts III
its trade name.
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National League Shading.
Other Games.

At acknowledgements. ;; Montreal, |.
Al Kochcs er-Rnchester, ;; Syracuse. }
At Richmond, .: Allen
town. o.
At Lanrnstcr-Thc WikesLarrc team
missed tn" ram fcr this city and arrived
too late To play.
At SprjmsiletI-Th Springfield Worccs-
ter game was called at the end Of the
third inning, on account Of cloudburSt
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Spent a Good Farm Doctorinq.

Mr.. A. n. NOEL of Asherville, Kan
sas, says he spent a good farm doctor
ing himself for chronic diarrhoea but
got no relief and was afraid that he
must die. He CHANGED to get hold If a
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Chol> a
and Diarrhoea Remedy and was pc,
manently cured by it. For sale BY
.Ino. Coughlin. IL Water St, d,liggisr
IN ,f,I
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DOVER, N. n. RACES.
teller Wins 2.3O Trott. Alice Hal 2.23 Pace,
Lecco. 2.15 Tr0t.

Dover, n. H.. July 27.-The opening day
of the harness meeting at Granite State
park was big success. There were Owe
1000 people present who saw excellent
racing. In the 80 trot Wildam J. Iynes
sold favoritc but he was distanced in the
second heat. Island Wilkes, Jr., the
favoritc in the 2.23 pace, also got the fla :
in the first heat. Lecco won the 2.15 trot
in straight heats The summarizes:
go CLASS-TKOTrIN G-PIF RSE. $500.
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.ANTIMONY NINE SOLD.

Reno. New, July 27.-Charles l.. Taylor
ma John NJ. Fulton of Reno, ycster-
lay. bought from Samuel Hunt. Orrin
Bennett and : -. Thacker, the largest
lntmony mine in the United States.
there being over 2o.Oo0.oo0 pounds of
nigh grade ore in sight. The price paid
was understandable. The mine is in
Humboit county. about 20 miles north
If WinnnmNccl
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MILL PROPERTY BOUGHT.

Philadelphia. July PA syndicate com
prising State Senator c. G. Kaufman OF
Columbia, Pa, and ex State Senator
Charles A. Porter. Kennedy Crossan and
DR.. Filbert of this city. has bought
the plant of the New Haven. Conn, Roll
ing Mill Co. for $4,000 The deal was
effected by paying $4,000 of the price
agreed upon in cash. The remaining
$3.50 900 will be paid within a few days
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OVER $50 LOST.
Captain 0isrcgards Signals and Passenger
Steamer Is Sunk

Berlin. July 21.-A dispatch received
here, today. from Nijnin"vgood reports
that a cargo and a passenger steamer
collided on the river VolEa and that the
latter sank. drowning 155 persons. The
captain Of the cargo steamer has been
arrested for disrcSarding signals.