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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-09-13
TO DINE SIR rHoMAs Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iselin VIII Entertain the
shamrock's Owner Tomorrow.


NEW ROCHELLE, Sept. 12.-Mr. and Mra. O.
Oliver Isein are to entertain Biz Thomas 1Aps
ton at dinner on Thursday night. Among the
other guests who 1t Is expected will be present
are Mr. and Mrs. William Butler Duncan, Jr..
Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll. Miss Nora Ran.
dolph. Herbert @. Leeds. Woodbury. Kane. and
Mr. and Mrs Jack Bsrssford. IL 10 possible
that Commodore Morgan and commodore
OF leading other yacht clubs will also be prese
emit TO meet the English yachtsmen. Sir
Thomas will probably come up In his steam
yacht. tho Erin. Mr.. and Mrs. Iselin and Q
party OF friends visited Sir Thomas last Sum
day.
Both OF the big American yachts are still Al
anchor in Echo Bay and It Is not likely they
will return to Newport before Sept 20. The
Columbia after her stay at City Island last
night. returned this morning about o'clock
In tow Of her tender and about o'clock the
Defender drifted up under her lib. Mr.. 1sein
went aboard the Columbia about 10: 46 o'clock
and fifteen minutes later the crew
set the big mainsai. topsail and lib
and put out to the east for sail on the
Sound. A fresh western breeze filled
her sails and she soon faded from sight.
Some sailors. who were left ashore awaiting
supplies. said that the yacht had ridden last
nights storm without special incident. The
Columbia returned about 2 o'clock. She
anchored for only short time and then hoist.
ing her mainsail clubtopsail staysail and lib.
put out again for about one hour. The second
trip was made to test now club topsail which
had been put in her hold whom she was last In
Bristol.
sloops this week by their crews. II was stated
on good authority to-day that IT. has been de,
cded not to haul out the Defender. The old
mission until after the international races, to
be used in case anything should happen to the
| Columbia,
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AsBISGroN. 8; CINCINNATI. 4-srcoSp GAME.


Totals. 5il2T Ie O. Totals. ... SHt6 10
fTwo out whom winning run was made.
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Pacing mt Milwaukee.

State Fair Park opened this afternoon, two
events being on the programme. The results
follow.
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To'als.....S 241O
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-06
Franklin County's Fourth.

Pennington, Ne, July 4.-The Fourth
passed very quietly in Pennington,
nearly everybody going to some of the
ncighboring towns which held celebra-
tions for their amusement. r.. q.
Greenleaf Esq, Of Pennington, was
the orator at StarkS. ana Rev. freedom
Starbird of Pennington. delivered the
Grafton Mt New Vineyard. DR.. Il. =.
johnson had two horses in the races at
Kinglield Monday night the boys and
young men made the usual amount of
noise. and the bells We're all rung for
about half an hour after midnight.
Tuesday morning the members 81
Whceler's Band. picrpole Company. ".
L. X. +. and s. Clifford Bclchcr Camp.
Sons of Veterans paradcd the streets
before they started for Kingiield.
where they gave 4 parade. and the
Uniform Rank. capt. q. A. Mahoncy
in charge. gave drill.
Tuesday was very quiet day in this
village, with the exception of an coca
aional fire cracker, hut in the evening
there We're a number Of private dis
plays of fireworks. but nothing public.
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TAO CHILDREN INJURED.
Fire Crackers Lacerate Boys Hard. in Ban.
gor-Injures Girls Eyes.

Bangor, Me-. July i.-While exploding
fire crackers at her home. Tuesday
forenoon. Olive Torrey, the lO-year-olI
daughter of Edwin NJ. Torrey, trav-
cling salesman for the Wood
Bishop Co of this city, met
with painful accident which
came near depriVing her of the sight
of one of her eyes. She was holding a
cracker in her hand when it prema-
turely exploded. filling her right eye
full of powder. DR.. Hanson was called
and after dressing the wound, express
ed the opinion that the sight of the
eye would be preserved.
Harry Moore, the S-year-old son of
w c. Moore. while celebrating in front
of his fathers confectionery store, at
s o'clock Tuesday morning, had a can
non cracker explode in his left hand,
badly decorating and burning the flesh.
DIR. Hanson dressed the wound. which
though very painful is not considered
serious. The little fellow displayed
great pluck. and later in the day was
anxious to continue his celebration.
There was no celebration here and
many people went on the A. o. L. w.
excursion to Lake SebaSticOok. others
to Riverside park, and other lakes IN
the vicinity. The Calais and Hartiand
races drew numbers Of sporting men,
while many went to the celebrations at
Old Town. Ellsworth and Greenville.
The excursion Of Anchor Lodge, No.
A. A. O. Il. W., to Lake Sebastlcook.
was q very successful event in every
particular. About 450 people went
from Bangor on the special train which
left at s A. NJ. The party was met az
Camp Benson by the Corinna Band.
There were about 1000 people on the
grounds. Dancing was enjoyed in the
afternoon and evening, with music by
a good orchestra, and there were two
band concerts. Many took advantag"
Of the boating facilities. and large
number went to Newport on the
steamer.
Rain intcrfered with the sports. pr
venting the tug-of-war, hammer
throwing. shot putting and Jumping
contests The other events took place
f. V. Call of Pittsfield, won first
prize. $40. in the 200-yard dash. and Y.
Y. Willis of Pittshcld, second. s.. The
first prize in the fat mems race. So,
went to Il. ]. Rice of Bangor. and the
second. s.. to Louis Russell of Bangor.
The ball game between the NeWports
and the Vikings Of Brewer. resulted III
a score of % to 3 in favor Of the New
norris The batteries We're Hamilton
and Newton for the Newports. and Co
hoon and Roach for the Vikings Ham
ilton pitched great ball.
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poets improved. but more rain wanted.
France, nothing to alter the prnvInnt
favorable reports; fprmnuv rrnr IN as
cTal looks promising. Egypt. crGpq ,Rn,,
equal 10 last year: other countries ~
Ccpt Austria, where drGuth exists, rsr.of.
lavOrably. Wheat on passage dcrreaaad
i,ZSp.WJ bushels, worlds shipments VI
Judd Farmer notes "a decline III the cnt-
dition Or spring wheat. but the MARIE
closed near bottom.
The stock market opened generafl,
higher under the buiish impulsr wbiog
developed, laEt week. prices howeVes
generally shaded of some, after ,..c earTy
dealings. on realization. The arnicah;s
arrangement made by the H. r. r. "a
with its employees caused that stock M.
~ an extra dividend; thn Changers Anil
Standard Oh stocks we're particularly
strong ana there vas some buying Pr
London Of itS speciairies. ana commission
houses also had buying orders London
was fairly liberal buyer during the nrgf
hour but ayll equally literally On fnr
next advance; the total purchascs were
Americans there maintained no advance
made. Monday, over New York parity
and closed strong a highest prices Of the
dIy.
The money market was temporarily un-
settled due 10 the shifting Df balances pn
account 81 the enormous midyear dI--
but IL Is not expected thar
than a few days. there Is no Disgusting
". fact. however. that money a- 4 ruiz
is working tighter. ID comes to US from
good sources Una Analsamafed ~ booked
for rise and LdWsOns brokers were
liberal buyers Of Sugar IN both markets.
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225 Class.
ACCIDENTS At BATH.
Young MAJ May Lose His fyesIsht. by Prema-
turc Explosion OF Cannon.

Bath, Me. July 4.-(Specal.-Ear
this morning, young man named
Howard Hunt. timekeeper at the yard
Of Arthur Scwall 4; CO.. was helping
some other young men load a cannon
at Winncgance, a suburb of Bath, the
powder prcmaturcly exploded. burning
Hunts face and neck quite badly. He
was sent by the first train to the Maine
General hospital at Portland. and it is
feared that he will lose the sight of
both eyes.
Icna Butler Of Phippsburg. while
driving to Bath. this morning. met
with an accident. His horse took fright
at an Electric car. backed across the
track ana the car struck it making it
into kindling wood ara throwing But
Ter out. He fcl 50 near the wheels of
the car that his vest. which he wore
unbuttoned, was cut by the wheels.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. July 5.-Thc market fOr
stocks continued notably strong, today.
The activity was very widely distribut-
IA extending pretty generally through
out the list. The general strength was
maintained in spite ola realizing move
,nent in the stocks that was most con-
spicinug in last weeks ris". notably
PENNSYLVANIA. New York Central and
he Vanderbilt group. including North
western Omaha ana Union Pacific
There was no very heavy pressure Of
liquidation In these stocks nut there
.yas an absence Of effort to hold Up
their prices ana n number Of them
chow losses of a point or oyer.
There was realizing Increment in
th.. GraneDrs aIau but the vigorous
strength II ST. Paul sustained this
group and brought new buying. Atchi-
son preferred rose To- c"zs. Rock Island
Jagged III thr movement IN tn disap-
pointing May statement. other rail
road stocks shown" CONSPICUOUS
strength Wefr Illi..-.. C...trai ana
Northern Pacific. The rise in Sugar
,xtenl,! tp nearly point. Other
apeciaiti-a which rose strongly Wer"
tn" Tobacco stocks. steel ana Wire,
Tennessee and Peoples Gas.
Th,rc was some hesitation in the
,atIy trading on account of thu failure
III I'LL. money market tp ease pff AS il
UIe .p~ot,d to 20 under the July dis
bur-, m"nts On interest and dividends.
bun l.tt.r iu the day call money fill 70
Z Itrr c-uj.
~ counts III foreign markets am
generally easier today. Total bond
%4l-.. par valu- s.. 39o u95 United
States old As registered advanced ls in
lhr Vi price
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BRlOGION OUIOOES ITSELF.
Grand Celebration Carried Out Without An
Accident Shilling Weather.

Bridston. Me, July 4.-Bridgton has
but nothing to compare in elaboration
of artistic decorations and number Oh
representations and participants with
that Of Tuesday. The boys opened the
DAYS festivities shortly after II o clock,
Monday night. and during the wee sIia
hours of the morning, in some local.
ties of the village. the bottled NJ thun-
der Of the Acknowledged Mongolians,
echoed and re-echoed to the great ans
turbanc. of those whose tire-cracke1
days are ended.
The parade of fantasies in the
morning was worthy the name and was
headed by a tirst-Slass representation
of Uncle Sam in The person of John
Trumble The trades procession which
followed represented nearly every in
dustry and business house throughout
Bridgton Center. 1t was headed by
chief Marshal |. s. Wedd and was over
half a mile in length. The decorations
of the various floats, barges and car
riages were excellent. At ii o CLOCK
the field sports, consisting of sack. po-
tato and three-legged races on Depot
square were witnessed by hundreds of
people Notwithstanding the thermome-
ters registered 9S degrees III the shade.
And at the trotting park in the after
noon over 1000 spectators braved the
intense heat to see Prof. Eonetta make
his parachute descent and view the
races. A grand display Of fire
works and balloon ascension in the
evening closed the programme of the
day. which was carried out without an
accident.
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DOROTHEA DIX CELEBRATION.
Interesting Exercises at Hampton. Consisting
Of Addresses and Reading OF Poem.

HImpden, Me, July i.-The DOro-
Tuesday. was successfully carried out
in the presence Of a large number Of
people Addresses were delivered by
col. a. c. Hamlin of Bangor, and Mrs.
II. {. Baedy of Pennington, president
Of the Dix Memorial Associi ton, and
Mrs. Louise S. Nesmith of New York
An original poem was read by Mrs.
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HAVE GOOD LUCK.
Lisbon Falls Hose Co. and Base Ball Team
Win Prizes. the Fourth.

Lisbon Falls, Me, July 4.-The
Fourth passed off very quietly at Lis
bon Falls. The small boy, as usual,
made the night before hldeous with
all the noises Imaginable. The Gen.
Bates Hose Co. went to Damarlscotta
to the firemen's muster and came home
with second prize of her class. The
base ball team went to FreepOrt and
were winners there. IL to B.
4 party of our prominent cItHehS
chartered the Merrymeeting ana took
Il trip over the line, stopping for din
nar AT CahilI's. The Baptist Circle held
q lawn party at the residence of l.. Il.
Darrell in TopSham.
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.
Boston, July

Boston, July ;.
Chicago Opg. High Low Close. JaI
Sept. wheat. 15-i7s IS ~, 1875 -a.b Isl.
Since Saturday. Liverpool advanced
only y to @id., and although spot whe,t
there is firm and exporters here rrnor,
inquiries from the other side whn,i
opened unchanged. his morning Linn
dation was moderate ana foreign hnusrs
We're d"lnG little. Receipts were hcay>
anu the trade expects big increase T.,
me visible supply, owing to the new son
board points being introduced into this
VIZ statement. l-iverpoors opening
ms y I" i2d. lower BY the old system
OF reckoning the increase in the yisihIn
to1a!. vas i,t-'oeo. but by the new sys.
Liverpool cable reads: Stocks 81 whe,i
~ An,wcrp are iIoo,ooO bushels. apai in.t,
only l.shs,t"" a year ago"
The conditions of the Grams in ,,,
Countries, according to the Mark Ia91'
Express, are as follows: Russia. nro,.
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PEACE HOPED FOR.
Believed that Agreement Has Been
Reached With the TransvaaI.

Pretoria. July The special confer
"ncc between President Kruger, the mem
htra ~ the cabinet, Fischer. a member Of
inc executive council for Orange Free
state. who was the bearer hf compromise
suggestions from The Free State in The
N;ial ana Great britain, ana Iuffmrvr!.
the Afrikandcr header, has been prlrti-
cally concluded. Ii is believed that the
franchise proposals have been accepted
and may be laid before the Nolksraad to-
morrow. ana that peace VIII b. preserved.
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ACCIDENT MARS THE DAY.
David Myers Fatally Injured by Exploding
Cannon at Calais.

Calais, Me. July 1.-THE Fourth of july
was never more generally celebrated ~
this vicinity than il was. this. the CLOSING
ytar of the 18th century. a crowd pr
young people with horns fireworks and Il
bass band ran over the line of the Eler-
trio Road.
At sunrise, heavy ordnance was fired at
the river side and the entire days amuse-
ment was marred by a terrible accident
which took place. stephen Chambers ana
David Myers were chosen 10 fire the gun.
and when ramming home the charge it
was prematurely exploded ny some IN
known cause and David Myers. VII" WA
ramming home the charge hal his irt
arm broken in three places and one eVu
put OUT and huge silver OF the ram
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1 Leg Longer

A surgeon tells q story Of sailor VINO
had been severely wounded III the reg
ana when he was Informed that the
wounded leg would be two inches short !,
or than the other, begged that they wonIn
..takc n reef In both while they were
4, hn,,t n becaugc re "wanted to be the
sane length On both sides" iie re-
minds us Of the Ola lady who "thhnkch
the good Lord that she was equaly laHle
in both legs, so no one could say she
iimpcd" This leads M = business. ri
thr blind nian said N his dos, because
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Children Have Good Time.

North Turner. Me. July f.-Tac
Fourth was pleasantly observed hy ~"
children in North Turner with fan,aS-
ing. Fire crackers. drums ana trufn-
pets hclp make the day lively. ana ire
works i'll the evening completed 'ha
Imusrments.
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RHODES MISTAKES.
Admits That He Made One in Dealing
With the TransvaaI.
May Make Another in Poking Nose Into the
Samoan Question.

Berlin. July the German Review
prints series Of conversations Of Cecil
Rhodes, in the course If which ~ says
that III the interest nf His African under
takings, he has done ali he could Ia in
flucncc the British government in favor
Of The German proposals on the samoan
question
lie declares Hi intention to hold entire
~ al"nf from the Transvaal controversy
ana to leave the government to have At
put with Kruger OH their own respons.-
hility." lie repudiates the suggest nn
thu, Il" Is in favor Of using force toward
the TransvaaI, saying: Il once made thar
mistake and it was enough for me"
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BOTH ARE DRAWN.
Cambridge and Australia ard Nottiegh ans hire
and Australia Split Even.

London. July AT the close Of the
0xford-CambrijEe cricket match, to-
day. Cambridge had scored 229 runs for
four wickets down. in their second in
nings. and the match was declared
drawn.
The Nottinghamshi.c players, today.
declared their second inning closed
with a total of lS2 runs for six wickets
down. After the Australians had scor-
sd - runs for six wickets down, the
match was declared drawn.
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LAWYER HENDERSON PAYS
Fine For pisorderly Conduct Before
MaZet investigation.

New York. July 5.-Lawyer H. q.
Henderson. counsel to Police Capt.
Price charged with disorderly conduct
before the Mazet investigating COM
mission al its sessions of June ,. was.
today. fined 81 in police court by Mag
istrate Olmstead. Mr.. Henderson had
himself committed. paid the fine under
protest and said he would try to appeal
the case.
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Wesibrook's BIG Celebration.

Westbrook, Ne. July 1.-The city Of
Wos:brook had Il big celebration thu
Fourth Of July. There were fantasies
NIL immense civic ana trades parade. in
which several hundred MN participate
ed, sports. concerts and fireworks.
Their We're no accidents Of note.
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under the direction Of Chief Engineer
Gibbons followed the parade ana took
place on Main street. The principal fcaf
urc was Il hose race with purse OF $50
divided $50 To the lirEt and $50 to the Sec
Ond Two companies entered. the II. a.
P's and J. f. Ms. The race was over a
conrsc If $50 yards lay 100 feet OF hose
ana make the coupling. The j. 7. NJ :.
made the first run. but owing to an acct
dent they lost and no time was given
them. The II. \. P's. then made a trial
ana complied with the rules in 29ia sec
onds ana took first money.
In The afternoon the crowd all went 10
the races. which were excellent. There
were 1900 in attendance. rnc summary:
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Chicago Produce Nars"l.

Chic4ru July 3
The leading futureF closed as follows
Is HEAT-July. i-ls; September, 90 r.
1..-.. December 1aiz
corn July. a.-,; September, 237s; D.
OAT--Juiy, 22f.; September. -oss;
MAY -
FOKK-Ju}y. $50: September. SSH.
LARD-nly. s5.U1i=: september S5.3U
EIBS-July. $f75; September, $40.
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Mayers Dies in Portland Hospital.

Calls, Me, July 5.-Word has been
received from Portland, that David
Mayors. who was injured by the pre-
mature discharge of Il cannon, while
attempting to fire a salute here. yes
tcrtlay. died at the hospital. this morn
ing
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Reedv which was composed for the oc-
casion by Julia May. Letters We're al
so read from Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Mary A. Livermore and others VINO re-
GREETED that they We're unable 10 De
present.
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firemen Own Damarisco,ta.

Damlriscotta, Me, July 4.-Thcre
was a firemen's muster at the trotting
park At Damariscotta On July it'll. with
1 procession ana other diversions ap-
proprilte to the day.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. July 5.-Crain was extremely
weak today. owing 70 a vast accumul4-
tiun AIT primary markets since last Satur-
dly. Wheat Iust Ia Corn declined =
ana oats lost =. Provisions were inf1u
enced by the weakness in grain Pork
declined 100, lard Sc, and ribs sc.
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STRIKE IS ABANDONED.
Homestead Employees of Carnegie Steel
Go. Think Time Is Inopportune

fittsburS. July 5.-The proposed strike
II The Homestead plant Of the Carnegie
Nt"cl % has been abandoned. At a meet
ing of the local lodre nj Homesfead last
night, II was decided that the present is
II innppnrtunc time TO strike. The work
n strengthening the organization will be
tputiuutl
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IN STRAIGHT HEATS.
Good Attendance at Horse and Bicycle Races
at HartIand.

TIartland. Me. July 4.-rhe three races
trotted over the course OF the East som
crset Agricultural Society here. today,
were decided in straight heats. and with
the excepiion OF the 220 class We're fore
gone conclusions after the first heats.
Gipsey Boy. Il Hartilnd horse. Wa
picked for thc winner in the 30 race ha.
met with an accident 10 his harness in
the first heat. and was never III the CON
Eldora took the race as she
pleased. The summary:
$50 CLASS -TRoT AND PACE-PURsE
Vulcan, 70. s.. by Jay Bird,
uisheD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | !
Won NJ, b. &. (Dustin) ............ 3
Keel Croix, b. g., CWestom ........ Z
Emma H., b. m. tROuksb .......... 4
Time. 2.35 2.3il2, 2.33l2.
CLAss-TROT AND PACE-PURsE
Net NJ. b m. by son Of Daniel
boone CJewelD .:.-.-...........--. ! ! 1
4 nidruSiS on. g. CWeston) ........
Little Bel. br. m. Clark ........ 3 s
Lady Greenfield, br. m, QustinD.. 4 /
rs her b. m, Brooks, ............. 5dr
Time. 2.3r4. 2.2si4, 2.29l2
22o CLAss-TRoT AND PACE-PURsE
$3.50.
F:ldora, h. m, by Elsmere, Dus-
RhoIie. j. m CCiarki .............. Z
t;ipse.' Ruy, b. g. Libby ........ 2
Time. rs. 2.e5, 2.24i2
The bicycle races were prominent feat
urcs of the day. the mile race being WJn
by Frank l.. parkmln of HartIand, IN
fast time. Tho tandem mile race va
fought 70 the finish: Fuller Bros. q
Hartland. won The first heat BY A mag
nticcnt squirt on the back stretch, ana
Bean Bros. Of Ripley. took the second BY
4 jump in the last quarter. The thirl
heat went to the Fullers in a close and
nAc.lMg finish hN n lcMgth.
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100000 TROOPS
Will Be Rushed to South Africa if
Matters Grow Worse.

London. July 5.-The Pail Mail Gazette.
this afternoon, says the secretary of war.
the Marquis Of I.ansdowne in conjunction
with the military chiefs has completed
arrangements to dispatch 5000 troops 81
all arms to South Africa in the event OF
matters taking a turn for the worst.
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Wheat and Stock

lIorkrfs nave hcen equally 'Iame" TOT
the past few days, ANA no one cpuld say
that nnr .Iimped" more than the other.
At the same time. wheat II the soitr pnr
chase because there rs more back OF II,
ca ma II does not 20 down 80 far; Moth
or can II be- manipulated by reports ir2n
.'insidcrs." favorable or otherwiSc Pr.
cause there are no insiders. IA pyilt
margin Oh wheat, or 70 on lpD Du7h'i2,.
IL III safe a. so margin on 10 shares o.
mock. and The commission + only y a.
much Send for our free book on margin
trading.
Howard, Crosby & Co.. - ns:;"S' Mass:
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SUICIDE AT SALEM. MASS.

salem. Mass, July "a laborer named
William MrGurr committed suicide, to-
HSht, by drinking mixture OF carbolic
icid and whiskey. He lived with his fam
~ on sylvan street, and was recovering
rom MS celebration of the Fourth.