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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
CHURCHES


First Presbyterian Ruv. NJ. A..
Matthew'S. At ~ a m. This Ma.
torlaltHtie Age Unbeatable on the
couatA ~ Abduction and heduo.
tom $50 y, IN. ION Each Of I.ife'n
Pour Sides, Three unteh."
United Presbyterian itcy, W, A.
apaldlna, At II a. m, Knowing
God - 40 y. IN, regular service,
battery Street M. T.. Hav. y. ~.
Drake. AZ II a. m, "Hatherhaod of
God and aonship of Man" 80 .. m.
The Great Invitation.
Fifat ~, y Rev, r = iteveite A.
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- Ntnh ~ y 80. Pure and
undefiied Religion What II II
rifat AZ. y. ttifaen t.akal Hex. ".
a. sutton, Al A "a. m, "HuthH
Faithfulnrsa Rewarded 10 T.. m,
Socialism aud Christianity iteiat-
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plymouth CONGREGATIONAL -teV. W
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b Trinity l,afiah-Hev H. "a Gowen
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minds. A. II a. m. THE Unitarian
issu ~ I~hn Wesley "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

HeNstalssf tHtefNttas Asfpststish
NEW york. Dec, s.-Htspeoiai9-
Again the pace that Kills"
Mabel neutan IL dyinE at bellevue
hospital. Her beauty. that charmed
Thousands. IL gone. her once bright
ana rpaSkiins eyes are nunkcn ana
slnAcd her rhseks ate hollow, her
face lined and her young body u
racked with pains that can only end
in mercifui death. AEed far bs-
ypnd her Ysarns worn and dpllfioaa,
hsr condition has hardly an slomsnt
OF hope. Her heart broken old
father sits by her aud awaits the
end.
II WAS always drink with Mabel
noutan. Her passion for drink was
oyerpoWerinE. and. as In 10 mann
other cases. it has finally landed
her Ia HeiieVus. iiut with all her
eNcesses little Mabel Itouton could
not overcome her breeding and
never did she fall into the habits 81
speech and NuiEafity that are 50
common in such Eases.
Horn OF caceiient family IN Reno.
New. tho three beautiful Houton
stris early took to the stage.
LATHE Mabel Iiouion became the
toast Of the Hisits,
Later the stage was given up. aud
from tn. ltiaito Mabel lsouton be-
came the toast Of the tqnderioin.
Nov she u astnr al Itelisvuri The
doctors hook stsu and taik about
pulmonary tuhsrcniosts. hus Il
more than that
II n the pacs that Kills"
Fletcher o CARPENTER. realty bar
sains eniv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
woRK,aeWoMEa's WAGES

According to an oneia report labor
einna Of Twins to be
and the average vases s.sa per week
looks se condition ~e'ss , ,ss 'sssy are not gwen
looks impossible hut the statistics stand lhe con-
di,iOn exists -, .,
children Thus the ses'"s paradox sp-
=. .
working wonen~ wages are dsnEer-
close to he', cost Of living The Woman who :. alone ana mas
life thin Hers hard eheef' aud almost hope
less
tvcy and homes. hand
unfortunately little can be done s
help sometimes TO the ndNid
the condition The remedy can be supplied '"'
by The women themselves
themselves chiefly responsible for their own VASE
new day Is her discomfort with
conditions which Cod created her
made single RIB Of man
probably rib for this purpose
had II not been sarreputlousy taken In hts sleep
a could have ots.
mated without and could set ven much better ne ~e "s
exclusively she eagerly embraces
cas't mls.ion f.a or ehso-' to 90 and a ss :, a Inn
great that the compositions
cuts down compensation Of
she not eopssnt jeweied Of
aerht but what there Is In H. must hass
world and
Her capacity for srinsns upon herself mantle EVER
the best iu'ssons wse.'ed by her own s
forts hrsnss with t litter OF wrongs
dipped the River reeeias and
food The Midas
this day female
IN There
tho divorce Ia
Any reform IN to b.
end eneetvsy demand IT, and third not
employees
real hs because 'hsrs
n.. ,,.ss Of n.
with little practices
he able steal Whole ran read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

traction which opens at tho THIRD
Avenue thester tomorrow afternoon.
An exchange speaking Of this play,
says
There Ia a pretty love story. niees
~ woven throughout this play, and
the adventures OF the James noyH
are depicted IN a somewhat thrilling
manner as we'll"
Seattle Thestsr
clara Mathes and hur company
"Opens tomorrow night at the seattle
theAtef for week, playing a roper
teire that Includes three plays mover
seen heHe before The opening bill
viii be Among the rhliinpinea, a
play OF Intensely dramatic situations
land exciting eiimaNea. II deals with
tho late war with spain la the 'hha
ippiuc islands. The heroine l. a lied
eress nurse, The hero Us an Amettf
van army oticer IN the islands, The
eomcdi aus are an Irish sergeant aud
an EnHiiahman, who cnliatn IN the
American army for the novelty
/ There u n realistic hattle scene Ia
the islands during the second act
The third act depiotn the deck uf =
haapitid Hhip which Ia true ca iife
This hill win he repeated ON Hatur.
day afternoon.
ON Monday and Tuesday nights the
charming comedy Neil uwynne,
VIII be played, On wednesday aud
Thursday In the Reign Of the Em.
pefor's VIII have its fitst appearance
here The scenes are laid In modern
Parts aud tho situation are among
tho strongest ever written ON Ffi'
day aud SATURDAY. "a Royal Spy,
aiso a new play. viii he presented
This II the story Of an adventures
during the time Of the French rev
aiution and shows the Individual tai.
entn &C the company welt There 9,
a strong comedy vein the piece fur.
niahed by two newspaper correspond
entH. one u whom n a woman.
"Riohsrd csrvsis
seattle thsatrr xoers win have q
lchance Ia so Andrew Housan In tbs
part at Richard cafxel at the CRANE
. week from tomorrow,
Fiddle D~s Dee
Tho much.tstked-of attraction
Fiddle D~e- Dee. cOmcs 10 tn
l0rand week after next. The ma
tinec December n viii be given b.
the Seattle Press club, Tickets ar
new on sale by ell resbera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06
SOCIAL
D00NGg

Mrs A becker gave a iuneheon
party yesterday afternoon ut her
hame On 1'sscnt , Second avenue. a
numbet Of guests werc present.
Miss Alice nrtHke will entertain
few friends next Tuesday after
moan at her home on Fourth avenue
and Marion stFeet. Mas Edna
AaHma. whose wedding takes piaea
this month. viii be the guest ef
honor.
Mrs. q. c. Gilman gave a iunchsan
party this sftrraoon in honar Of Af.s
Rufus nack.
A jolly dsncias party Was given
Thursday night IN thr Old Rainier
hatsl.
Invitations have been issued by the
nscheiorh for a ball 10 he given nsrt
wednesday nixhs In the Afeads hail
The committee IN charge are; pf
stcor~sef. Dr. shaw. Mr. Wolf. Me
q. n. smlth and Mr.. Z. A. Me.
krnsie.
TIE Midnight Afisn club give a
lansing party Tuesday evening q
n~xt we.k IN t-kftie's hall
The fcem-n are making plans for
big bail which they expect 60 give
neat Thursday night In ths ArmSfs
hal.
The Naripora club gave an en-
tsyabi. dancing party Thursday
aixht Tn f.ittie'a halt A lafso mum
her u yaans p-apie we're present.
TIE Allegro club utsnts Wednrs-
dAy evening % next week IN Little e
hail n.neinG vii be ~ WAN
smusrqn~fit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

Queen city TheoHophicai Society
meets IN Pioneer block AT =, ~.
"Rainonrnation." Miss Flora Fried
icin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

purl.p. rssl ..,s,. !. ua,.n e.ees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

of the
practise
he wfun h. alb 10 a rail- read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

rrs,eh.r . CARPENTER. realty bar
sains eniv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

THE LOCAL PlAYHOUSES.


with the great New York cssino sue
cess. Mr.. Melville caiiias. Mr. VIII.
lam Ccniey. Miss DAISY Hsmiln. ~
ma bronson. Nsrts Chrtstis and other
fasofifss.
Friends"
Beginning rsxt Thursday Al the
Grand and running for four perform
snce-. Edwin Milton Royir's comedy
suecess Friends. VII DO s~sn h-r~,
II v said 20 posn~ss decided merit.
being pleasing w plot and .ntertAin-
ing In climax. The story IN @Friruds-
Illustrates character. peculiar To the
charmed circle Of Bohemia. While
th~y are usrravwr hnswn - veil 10
everyday fife.
The Jsrse. Boys-
"A little Oufcast- at the Third
Avenue theAtrr has ts-~B a successful
attraction. Tonight will be the Last
performance and the curtain win
rise at 4 sicfock sharp.
James Boy. In Missouri. viii he
the TIE % thu latest drsmssio at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

"Fuxy CUTLER with Mr.. Richard
Getxisn a. the star. viii b. present.
ed at tho Grand Tor four nights 80
ginning tomorrow.
Mr. Golden is known 20 the the
alter x.ser~ all over the country as
q fun-rnaker II rare ability and his
work In Srnishis a De Eovrn's tune
fuI ap4ra. A. the benshastic. ovsr-
dfasor everywhere. Fpxy CUTLER"
Qufst~r." y said 20 b. the best he
has ever done. lie l. we'll supported
In point OF scenic equipment II h a
nytz BILE prednrtion. IL has ns~t with
fAsor ev-ryuh~rr. Foxy Quiiierr''
won distinction upon ita fffxt pres
eutsfion ~ the broadway th~ater.
New York In the company are such
wes known artists - Adolph link
one u the greatest Hltputution roIn-
edisns In the world. Miss csrsogta
Gilman. rrfms donna. Mr. Geurr-
H-~d. formerly hs~so 81 the Hoston-
isns. Henry Leone. long Identified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

German Lutheran " khap
he. ALL a, M, "Tha aeoond Advene
OF tho Lord" a,
Zion'n Evangelical ~, ~
itarnguhurh. a. II a. IN, herman
sermon. Three fold Deilvefanegi
Z 30 u, m. English sermon, ~"
IfHFfprfiau Of IsafaHUa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-06

Professor Wilson at Rants Han
Monday and Friday EVENING" Pr
vsie lessons daily.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
FARMERS TRUST
 VR00MAA'S DEMAND
It Will Handle the New Grain Crop
 in Kansas.

To~e,za, Kan. July 9.-At q confer c1ce keld in this city today between Walter Nrooman and representatives of the various .niili-S anj ssain oo2- ceIn ns e the state plans were d.rct:=-al for the formation of q farmers g:lia and milling trust" All tae parties concerned a-e favorable to the O. tLi- zation, 2nJ the foundation D4 the on cera W&s laid It is likely th,t 5Aa plans will bo complete: Wlthin . sncrt time, and the ne" crop Of grain VII be han1!ed
 The iI:4 is u do away win tie ,--.l- dleIne-l and handle the wheat D-,aGet or the sts,,2 directly from the farmers to the elevators and lh. 5aIie s with out paying G commission.
 r. Tine Nrcoman line oi Co-o24rat Ii ,.e stores, the Holman mills ana !icc ot olevs tors. the S,lonoa 0:.e.ative Grain company. seven c. eight eis- i vators oa the GniaI P&cjl;. and the ! Western Milling company of Saiima l proI aso t. emtc. tae trust.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
TRAINS HELD UP
 BY KANSAS FLOODS
U. ?. and 4. T. & s. F. Lines in Noith.
 ern Part Put Out of Business.

Topeka, Kan, July 9.-The Uricn Pc cific road has suspended all traffic o2 the Blue Valley line ncrth of Manh/- tan and on the braHcH north Of /on- cordia on account O. high waee':'.> The santa Fe is having much troaSIe on the northern end of the Strong City branch, mich runs from Strong City to Superior, Neb.
 The Republican river is on q ram page there. and is higher than it has ever been known to be. A great deal of track on the branch is under water, but none is yet washed out. The Ere mont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley line, which connects with the santa Fe at Superior, is also in bad share. and trains cannot get through. Reports received by the Santa Fe say that q general rain prevailed today over the entire middle and western divisions of tn road and trouble is being eXperi- enoed in getting trains through on time. The Kansas river at this place is very high again on account of the rise in the Republic an and Blue rivers.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

Seattle. Wash. July 9-The pursuit of Outlaw Tracy appears to be tenpor- ariIy suspended Sheriff Cudihee called in the guards from the southern sub llrbs. leaving cnly a sufficient number for q careful patrol. It is believed Cud- ihee expects that if the convict reap pears at all it will be in another part of the country. Ire posse that started from Renton with blo0dhOundS at , o'clock this morning returned Gt o'clock in the afternoon after d fruit less search
 Since o'clock this morning an armed posse has been securing the country between Benton and Black River June tion. Tie territory laying in square bounded by roads leading from Renton to Black River Junction, then to Cril- fla, thence to Springbrock Cross reads and back, has been sentried. It is be- lieved that Tracy is hiding in the dense woods in that district. Guards hava been stationed On every road in this section. It is believed he will soon make his appearance at some house and demand food. as he is known tG be without supplies.
 The rUnor that Merrill had rejOineG his murderous corlraGe cannot be sub stantiated-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
BUFFALO JONES.

Topeka Kan. July %.-C'. ]. Jones, today appointed buffalo warden in Yel- lcwstone park, lives in Topeka. He is said to be the be.t informed man in tic country concerning the habits of the buffalo. In early days on the plains Jones killed thousands of buf- faloes on contract. He soon became convinced that the slaughter was use less. and iron! that time usei his ef- fort; L stoi. the eXterHinatton of the animals.
 For his efforts in this direction he is called Buffalo" Jones. Jones traV- cleI in the Arctic regions on missions fer the government. He tried to cap ture some specimens of the musk OK while there to place on the government reserves Of this country.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

by the strikers at the time it was made. It offered an average increase of 20 per cent for all classes Of labor connected with the Freight Handlers union. Til- demands of the men would have made the aver9 ge increase about 90 per cent
 The railroads at the time of offering the increase on July l said that under no circumstances would they recognize the union freight handlers to the extent of allowing the officers of the organi- cations to make terms for the men with the cfficers of the railroads by which they were employed. This was enc of the chief reasons for the strike the men insisting that the union should be fully recognized.
 The railroads have won a complete victory on this point. The attitude of the roads toward the Freight Handlers union is the same as that maintained toward all local organiza tions of rail- road men. The freight handlers de manded something that no other or ganiZation of railroa-- employees in Chi : cago had asked, and the managers an- ECunced that under no circumstances would they agree to this.
 President Curran of the Freight Handlers union said after the meeting with the general managers tonight that he had practically been compelled by his own men to accept the terms of the roads.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10

Tie moment Tracy shows his head men are now waiting to he in pursuit
 A Salem renj1eatia:y guard who j@ with the parry Tt Renton is certain thaS Merrill and Tracy are o~ce more to gether. although he wifi not stata his reason fer the belief.
 The marshal Q | Ro2toa and deputy sheriff captured. three sC:E:ci9ue look irg individuals also St RenJ1n- Tn" men have the appearance of hoboes anl it is thought that tEey may be three Of the four men who met Tracy at Black River bridge the night before last and walked through Benton in the convicts co1npany- Al the t3"n jail they gave the names of Andy Nelson. Tom Madden and Phil I;itcaie. Inc first two claim to he loGsers and the third says he is an iron bridge builder Their era ten1ert7 as 10 ;i:oi7 7eranf a,.- ticns are somewhat conflicting. They say they came t~ Seattle q couple e days before the 4th c5 July and got CT a spree. Dilieent search t= being nlads , for the fourth alleged acccnpiice, who is thought to b. hanging around Ken ten CT may have joined the convict.
 Runners are rife that the fourth ma. . is ncne oth-" than Merrill. but this i: generally G:@c-eG:--;-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
EDUCATIONAL
 ASSOGIATION
The Minneapolis Attendance Breaks
 All Records.

Minneapolis, ,>-.-g 9.-Tl" high W-tcE mark in at.oAJance at the Natioral Educational Association convention hus Irobably i.acn reached. and it je undoubtedly the record for numbers present ct any meeting e l-,o Szsocia- ticn yet held. \ conservative estimate would place the number of visitors ss considerably over 2o,0C0.
 The department meeting were all well attended tndav. and tcerl vc:e fifteen c. them. Tomorrow there viii be thirteen meetings, and on Friday when the convention closes, there ., - hc twelve.
 The feature of the day was the great -l.--tirg = thr Scner.t. association t1- nieat h the exposition building. A,- tCLiarce did Tot fall far short of 1o.- ol9 people. DT. ..!iclael Ernest Sad .l". d:reC. .-r of inquiries and reports at the London office, Was the first spalller, and. ,Il-irs as his theme Hope" fcI nearly an hcur held his audience with ..is agitful and scholarly address.
 The principal address of the session wee delivered by Archbishop Joan Ire land of St. Paul. The well known churc:--2.an and orator was given d | Walm reception by the sre@t a.eem- blaze.
 Devotion to Truth, the Chief Virtue ot the Preacher" was the auHje,t c. ] tae acc!bishcr'3 address. I2rt.cular interest was shown ir the @"c hbiahop's i.o,e1clle t. t::a s;p2r.:.l.- -.msri@an war. and to tAe condition: in the Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
ALL BUT RATIFIED.

Chicago, July 9.-The strike of the freight handlers is virtually settled. Meetings of the strikers will be held tomorrow to ratify the. action taken to- night by President Curran of the order, but inasmuch as he stated tonight after a conference with the general mana gers Of the railroads that he had agree l to their terms because a majority Of the men were going back" on him, there is little doubt that the terms will be accepted by mass meeting of the strikers tomorrow.
 By the terms of the settlement the strikers accept the schedule of wages offered them by the railroads on July | This schedule was emphatically refused
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. July 9 - Heavy rains throughout the wheat belt. where gen. orally fair weather had been predicted. was the chief cause for higher prices on the board of trade today. There was an active trade in wheat and Septem- ber closed 7sc higher. September corn 14c higher, oats 11sc higher. but pro- visions closed from 5c to iOc lower.
 September wheat opened I3$sc to 735sc. advanced to 743s@7414c. closed 735sG73a4c.
 September corn opened G114c to e1Mc- advanced to 62c and closed at 6114@ G15sc.
 up to 25c and closed at 3i12c-
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING.

Denver July 9.-A special today to the Republican from Palmer Lake says lightning struck the general store of W
 M. Clark at 5 o'clock this afternoon. wrecking the building and severely shocking four persons who were in the store. They are w. NJ. Clark. his son. Charles. aged fourteen; William Riley ana John Gilmore. All four were ran- dered unconscious and Riley did not regain Sensibiiity for an hour. For tun2tely the building did not take fire
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
THE VATIcAH'S REPLY
 TO GOVERNOR TAFT
On the Religious Affairs of the Philip
 pine Islands.

Rome July 9-.The answer of the Vatican to the note of Governor Taft. governor of the Philippine Islan c. con corning the religious affairs in the archipelago which was handed to Car dinal Rampolia. paral secretary O. state. July 3. was delivered to Judge Taft at late hour tonight. As the Narican's reply is in French. it is be:n. translated by Bishop O'Go-man of Sioux Falls. South Dakota, and Major Porter of the office Of judge advocate of the army. II will be telegrapned 10 Washington tonight. Since Judge Tafr has been in Rome he has sent about 2O,000 words by cable to Washington authorities
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
DYNAMITE[)
 TIE PRISON
St. Joseph, No., CoaVjcts Blow
 DOHH jha Jail
They are Captured Before They Can Grasp the Fruits of Their Enter prise "A DeathSentencad Mur- derer Refuses to Take Part in the Plot.

St Joseph. Nc. July 9.-At 12:"9 o'clock today James Blades. Lecl AL len ana James Murray, notorious piis- oners in the Buchanan county jail wrecked a rear v-all of the jail build ing with powerful charge Of dyna- mita. Allen. Blades and Murray then made q fierce fight for liberty, but the guards were too quick for them, and beat them bacl. with Winchesters.
 seventy-.ive prisoners are confined in the jail. but many of them made nC effcIt to escape. and those who were nerIy enough 10 try to follow Blades and his companions were clubbeG into submission. As if by miracle, but one was injured. although the cXp!o- sion was felt for several blocks away. and every window in the court house c1 the side next to the jail was shat
 tered
 Blades and Allen arc under sentence f9T highway robbery and Murray is q goVerrnelt prisoner. They are nov chained face down t. the floors O. then , cells. The other prisoners were O. prised Of what v-as 10 happen Gvc , minutes before lfa fuse was lighted ana Cn the advice Of the leaders e th- plot they sought safety in then cells just before the explosion occurred
 The jailer was at dinner in anothe i part Of the building Charles May
 Who has three times been under sen tecCe of death. declined to take part i. . the plot, although he admits he l-ae. { qf is.
 ! The damase to the jail and cour j house is estimated at s1,509 and unti
 repairs can be made q large arme,
 guard will be necessary to restrain tn I prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
METALS.

New York, July 9.-A decline of 2s G1 abroad in copper had nc effect locally, prices advancing slightly. Standard spot to August closed $11.371@ q .15: lake, $1195@12.15: electrolytic, $11.950 F, and casting, $11.15MII.95
 London spct was finally f52 17s Cd and futures E53 5s.
 There was nothing of importance in lead either here or abroad and prices are unchanged and steady locally. 41sc and London i'll 6s 3d.
 Tn spelter also the same general con- dition prevailed with the market firm at 51kc, and steady abroad.
 Bar silver. 527sc.
 Mexican dollars, 42c.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
CABINET MEETINGS
 AT OYSTER BAY
The President Invites Members of His
 Official Family to Reunion

oyster Bay. July 9-President Roose- veit has informally invited the mem bers Of his cabinet to visit him at his SIgamore Hill home. It is understood that they will avail themselves of the opportunity to come to Oyster Bay at their own and the president $ conven- fence. It is expected that Secretary itOot will be one Of the first to come, and it is net unlikely that he may ar rive il few days
 The president is keeping in close touch with departmental affairs in Washington, and almost hourly dur ing the day ia in communication with the members O. his cabinet
Arizona republican., 1902-07-10
STOCKS.

Atchison, SEA- do preferred. 987s; C. & O.. 491a: Rock Island, 1S1; Big Four, 1O5; c. & &. 31ls; do 1st preferred. 1Sl4
 do 2nd preferred, 457s; Erie, S69s; Great Northern preferred, 1S6i4: Man haitian, 131A; Metropolitan, 14I5s: Mis- souri Pacific. 1O734: New Jersey Central. 1S5: New York Central, 15S; Pennsyl- vania. 15314: St. Louis &, San Francisco, 69; do 1st preferred, S312; do End pre- ferred, 73; St. Paul. 17S34 Southern Pa cific. 64a.: Union Pacific, 105%; Anal- gamated Copper. 6; Anaconda. 100: Sugar, 126; [. s. Steel. 3S21; do pre- ferred, 901s; Western Union, S47s; Santl Be Copper 1A.