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STRIKE TO CONTINUE.
chicago Retail Dealers Will Take No
Further Action.

Chicago, Aug. 13.-Retail meat deal
srs will not continue their efforts for
joint conference of packers and
stock yards strikers. They will now
seek to arrange with the union team
Bters so their business will not be
tied up. George Duddleston, a mem
ber of the retailers committee that
called on the packers, said:
Il can see no reason why the retail
meat dealers should make any further
effort to bring about settlement be-
tween the packers and the strikers.
We devoted many hours to arguments
Thursday and il came to naught. |
fear another meeting would be equally
futile"
There is bitterness among the
packinghouse teamsters because other
teamsters are alleged to have failed
to give desired support to make the
teamsters' tieup effective.
Strike leaders are preparing to force
the legal department of the United
States government to take hand in
the settlement of the strike.
The plan is to make the government
put the perpetual injunction against
Illegal combinations in operation
against the meat trust.
The packers are, said to be making
arrangements for running when the
strike is over with 5000 less men than
were employed before the strike. Ii
is asserted to be the intention as soon
as things are normal to employ just
enough men to give all full week s
work and a full weeks pay. This, it
is estimated, would mean that 5000
men would be dropped permanently.
Heretofore many cattle have been
bought on one day and fewer on an
other. The result was that the whole
force was employed on some days and
only part OF the force on others.
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REPORTED sY eRIscoM.
Minister at Toxic Sends Dispatch on
Naval Fight.

Washington, Aug. 13.-The follow
Ing cablegram was received at the
state department from Minister Girls
com, dated Toxic, Aug. IL:
According to the latest reports re-
ceiyed at headquarters the Japanese
feet attacked the Russian feet emerg-
Ing from Port Arthur to the south OF
Round island. on Talien bay. The Rus
sian fleet, finally defeated, fled during
the night. The cruisers Askold, NOvik
and one other and one destroyer en-
tered kiaochau bay on the night OF
the 18th; one destroyer fed to Che
TOO: Ave battleships, one cruiser, prob
ably the Diana q h0sDital shiD and
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several destroyers returned TO forI
Arthur between dawn and midday of
the 18th. No damage to Japanese
fleet"
A cablegram has also been received
from Mr.. Fowler, American consul
general at Chefoo, stating that two
Japanese torpedo boats entered the
harbor and attacked the Russian tor
pedo boat, which had arrived there
several days ago, captured her and
tnwad har t,ut
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Former Congressman Dead.

Sheboygan, Wis. Aug. 13.-Ex-Con-
gressman George Fl. Brickner died
suddenly of heart trouble during the
day. While walking outside the office
of the Brickner Wooden Mills COM
pany he fell PROSTATE and died in half
an hour. He was seventy years of
age. Mr. Brickner was in congress
from 1899 to 1898
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TROLLEY CARS RUN DOWN.
Three Persons Killed in Crossing Ac
cident at L fance, O.

Defiance, o., Aug. 1s.--Three per-
sons were killed and three badly in
jured in trolley car wreck at the
Baltimore and Ohio crossing in this
city. The killed and injured were
residents of Cleveland, Defiance and
Hicksville. The crossing is at curve
and the motorman did not see a cutoff
OF cars backing down. The trolley car
had trailer and both were crowded
The injured will recover.
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Japanese Advance Stopped.

Paris, Aug. 13.-A dispatch to the
Temps from Liaoyang says: The Jap
anese advance has entirely stopped.
The Chinese affirm that several regi-
ments have been detached from this
army and sent to Port Arthur.
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eATTLEsHiP czAREvITcH, IN A
DAMAGED CONDITION, SEEKS
REFUGE AT klAocHAU.
SLOWER ONES RETURN TO HARBoR
FIVE eATTLEsHIPs, A CRUISER
AND SMALLER CRAFT AGAIN
AT PORT ARTHUR.

London, Aug. 13-Dispatches from
various points indicate that the at.
tempt OF the Russian Port Arthur
squadron to reach Vladivostok failed
and that the vessels have become
widely scattered One torpedo boat
destroyer put into Chefoo, where she
was boarded and captured by the Jap
anese The battleship Czarevitch, the
cruiser Novik and torpedo boat have
arrived at Tsingchou, at the entrance
of Kiaochau bay. the German conces-
sion on the southern shore of the
Shantung peninsula. According to an
other dispatch the cruiser Askold is
also at Tsingchou, but advices to the
German foreign Office do not include
her. Another Russian cruiser and a
torpedo boat destroyer are reported
as near Shanghai and four battleships
are off the Saddle islands, about sew
enty miles southeast of that port. Che
foo reports that one Russian torpedo
boat was captured off the Chinese
coast and Toxic hears that number
of vessels of the squadron have re-
turned to Port Arthur.
The German foreign Office has given
Instructions that the uninjured Rus
sian war vessels at Tsingchou must
leave port within twenty-four hours.
The Japanese system OF communica-
tion has heretofore been SO perfect
that there can be little doubt that the
government is thoroughly informed OF
the position OF the various vessels OF
the escaped feet and will be able to
either drive them into neutral ports
or attack them with overwhelming
force.
London, Aug. ia dispatch to
Reutel Telegram company from st.
Petersburg says that the Japanese
Rrmored cruiser Kasuga formerly the
Argentine warship Rivadavia) was
sunk with all on board during the en-
gagement off Port Arthur on Wednes-
day last.
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quarter of 4-106-52, one mile east of city
limits. For particulars, address, John
Lemmer, Cedar Falls. Iowa.
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NO CHANGE AT THE FRONT.

kuropatkin Reports Small skIrmish
With japanese.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 13.-The en-
pernr has received the. following dis
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. Sept. 5-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000 head.
good steady: slow prime steers. 50 25t
75S5 butchers SO IS
as: heifers 50 259S4 65 cows 81 5as4 pulls s. @59
ass fresh and springers, S2g$3 lower; good TO
choice. S42G34s; good, S2sq$40; common. S2oqS25
VEALS-Receipfs 1900 head; market steady AT 81 JoU
81 IS HOGS-Receipts. 1890 head active and
strong heavy IS 9Gass; mixed s6GSG Yorkers, SGG
SO TO- S. 5oas5 80; roughs 9oas5 10 ssgs 81 =
asa 20: dairtcs and grassers IS 50GS6. SHEEP AND
LAMBs-Recepts. 2e,30o head; sheep steady; lambs
lower: lambs 81 5OQS6 I5: ycarings 81 5UD
81 %; wetherE s. 25qS 80; So % sheep mixed
S2aS4.
City. Sept. Be TT LIZ Receipts, il. 900 head
including $500 Southern market strong 70 loc higher
So T5a$5 Western fed steers SO 75Qs5 so stock
feeders 50 5O1S4 TO- Southern 81 a9nSA
S2GS3; native 81 J0nS4
heifers 70as4 7o bulls S2@S3 25; calves SO 50dss
HOGS Receipts head market steady &c higher
top. 80: bulk sales, So s0s5 heavy IS 3oas5 80
packers. 39dSJ 40 pigs lights, S5aS5 40 SHEEP
Receipts. 170O head market steady native lambs 81 4o
8 50: Western lambs - 4ug - So western yearngs
feeders. s. 1888 20.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
WHEREAS. THE LIMITED PARTNER

ship heretofore uuder~ tho laws OF The state
OF New-l ork and existing under the firm
Wilson 4 Company, consisting Joseph Mann Dixon
and the subscribers. except Alfred George Dixon
has been dissolved by the retirement Joseph Manu-
Dixon and by of such retirement
aud
Whereas the business said partnership 10 be con
nued by the subscribers and the subscribers
all of the members general all the mem
berg special OF said limited partnershipi
Now. therefore, G, Howard Wilson. ~
residence is the City OF NewYork. County Kings
state OF New-Yor. and Norrie Sellar. place %
fred Hood. whose place Newstead Bea-
consheld Road, Liverpool England Walter X Fernie
whose place OF residence is Warrenside Ruudesands
Liverpool England; Alfred George Dixon place of
residence is Sandycroft Bundesapds Liverpool Eng
land; Philip Heineken whose place
Germany, and Johannes Vogelsang. place resi-
dence is Bremen, Germany Special Partners.
certify, pursuant 10 the statute made and
provided that we are the persons intending
eral and Special Partners,
after the 4th day Of September 1905 under the said firm
nome of Fernle Wilson Company. limited partners
snip. pursuant 20 the laws Of the State New-Ynrk
Dated August 9TH, 1904
G. howard WILSON ,tseall
ARTHUR 9. BoSTWICK
c. Howard Wilson:
NORRIB SELLAR TSeall.
ALFRED HOOD tSeall
WALTER KERR FERNIE tSeaj
ALFRED GEpRGE DIXON lSeall,
as 10 Novrie Sear. Alfred Hood Walter Kerr
Ferne and Alfred George Dixon:
II WATSON, United States Consulate. LIVERPOOL
~R HoYERMANN, SPHLIP HEINEKEN Iseall.
O. lhEDEttlth JOHA NNES NOGELSANC5 tSeall.
tember srd. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
Lazu Schools.
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York all persons Interested in the estztts tztt-,;-
American steam Laundry Company assigned 70
" Ryers FOR the benefit Of creditors ssha r.
ing: You and each of are hereby eiteo 49, 49,,
quired personally be and appear a. Special 81
Part Of the supreme Court County OF New ,lu-ee,-h
holden the County Court House. In me 6oLo-7,s
OF Mauhattau. city Of New York on the zttR ,ai
Septemb 1894, at thirty O'Clock A N
then &c show cause Why hnal settleleh 81 Or sbs,s
OF Mortimer w ByerS Assignee % re
named American steam Laundry company NslI.>Sn
debtor. should be had. and Il no cause oe s-sss
then 70 attend The dnal settlement or the sS7+s'
a accounts s-tss
In Testimony Whereof have hereunto eaussa -
seal of the said supreme court loo.ssvrss
lSeall county of New York to be hereunro 80
Witness. Hon. Francis NJ scout s1s.-
the supreme Court this Sd day q AggHSt-, H,g srS
THOMAS L. HANILlOot - III
LAWRENCE 4 H-GHES a,soraess fo- Asss-sas -
BroadNss. \. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
THE GREAT MARKET
FOR
Guaranteed Mortgages

This company organized and established the
business and during the past twelve years has
furnished sl40,OOO,OOO of guaranteed mortgages
to all classes of investors without the loss of
dollar to any one of them.
1t has grown stronger with every additional
risk taken and steadily increased its surplus
from accumulated earnings, the only way in
which an insurance company can keep strong.
1t recognizes the fact that wise provisions
IN policy protect the insured and that too
sweeping contracts of guarantee are the worst
policy holder can have, in his own interest. He
does not wish the company nsuring him em-
harrassed by reckless promises to some one else
but wishes 1t to be safe and sound when he needs
to have it respond to him.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
DiUidend Notices.
Limited Copartnership Notices.
CERTIFICATE or FORMATION OF tn

& COMPANY.
We, The Undersigned. all or fun age having formed a
limited copartnershp pursuant provisions OF the
follows: '
l. TIE name or drm under which such copartnershp is
10 be conducted IS FERNIE, WILSON u COMPANY and
he county wherein the principal place business is
Ncv-YorlS ~
The general nature Of business intended 20 be
transacted by such coparneTshp general cotton and
coffee commission husness.
The names OF all the and special partners In
terested therein all OF whom OF full age and their
respective places of residence. 4 follows
me general partners g. HOWARD WILSON, who
-
and state OF New-York, and NORRIE SE1LLaAR who r.
sides at London England
The special partners are: ALFRED HOOD. residing at
Newstead. Beaconsneld Road Liverpool.
TER KERR FERNlE. residing a Warreuside BlundeI-
sands Liverpool England; ALFRED GEORGE DINON
residing az Sandycroft Bundellsands Liverpool England
JOHANNES NOGELSANG. residing at Bremen, Germany
= The amount OF capital stock which special part
ner has contributed 70 the common stock is FORTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS. making In all TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS contributed bv speciai partneTt
o The times ct which the partnership is TO begin and
end follows: said partnership is 10 begin on he
fourth day of September. 1905
Dated August 9Th, 1904
G. HOWARD WILSON ISeaIl.
Signed. sealed and delivered the presence ot
ARTHUR c. BoSTwICK,
rs 10 .. Howard wilson
NORRIE SELLAR ISeaII
ALFRED HOOD ISeali.
WALTER KERR FERNIE iSeali
ALFRED GEORGE DIXON (Seali
NCrrie Ssllar Alfred Hood Walter JSarr
Fernie and Alfred George Dixon:
II. WATSON United states Consulate, Liverpool.
FIR H0YERMANN. {PHILLP HEINEKEN lseall.
The original certificate duly acknowledged was ilej
and recorded In the NewYo. County clerks oice sen
tenlber 3rd. 1904
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
School Agcneies.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A SUPPLIES Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
etc. TO Colleges Schools and Families Apply to
AEs u. D. foL$G-FULTcN. s3 Talon square.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET.

Liverpool. sept g. ?. .m.--coTToN-spot, moderate
prices points lower: American middling
fair. $3.50; good mddng 652d; middng 6.4odi low
middlng 6243 good ordinary, 602d; ordinary. 3 7sd.
The OF day 5000 which Uero
for speculation export included 1900 American
receipts 1900 bales all American Futures opened quiet
and closed quiet and steady. American middling, q,
5.S43: September and October, 5G0d October
and November, 5.53d: November December, 55Gd
December and January. $50; January and February.
February and March. 5.46d; March April.
3.47d. April and MAJ. 5iTd; MAY and June. SID
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeV-ToTk. Septembe. !, 1904
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
Financial Meetings.
To the Stockholders and Debenture Mortsa

To the Stockholders and Debenture Mortgage
Bondholders OF
THE WABASH RAILROAD co
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
regular annual meeting of the stockholders ard
Bebenture Mortgage Bondholders OF The wabash
Eailroad Company VIII be held the ofhce of Smith
e Bsee"tth tthe General AttoIneys q the Company
Produce Exchange Building. the city OF Toledo.
state q Ohio Tuesday, the eleventh day Of Octo
pef 1894. at nine o'clock 4. NJ. for purpose Of
eleetng Directors. and Tor the transaction Of such
otnsr business be legally brought before
transfer books Of the Company viii be closed On
saturday, September 10. 1904, a
snd same VIII be reopened "Wednesday October p
iae4s at ten o'clock a. NJ.
-. JoeEPH RAMSEY. Jr. President
4asis. Ausast 80. sggi.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

MApIEW00D 40 boys prepared for bushes. Or co.
MAI LIZ WOS0' lege Fine gymnasium athletic neso-
one OF the most beautiful locations in Eastern Pa modern
S1rnent. as years success; forge the nurr
one IN u S the failures IN ether schools oss
with students, all work then play.
i SHORTLIDGE (Yale). A NJ. Priu-. Coneordvils. Pa
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
RYE SEMINARY For ssss::s Ssss5:ssI.'
Mrs & J. LIFE. The Misses STOWE. Rye. New YORK

NTORAVIAN SEMINARY for Girls. BsthIehsna, Pa
WI Founded 1T9s lSSth year opens Sept 2ls- Aa-
dress J. MAX n NRK- D. u. Prin.
THE Misses Metealrs BczEdinz and pay School ror
IL Girls. n Y College preparation Phys-
cal Culture, Tennis Basket-balL Reopsns Sept 2sd
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
THE LOCKWOOD Col LEGIATE SCHOOL

HEATHCOTE HALL. SCARSDALE. n T.
(Formsriy Mount Vernon. y. "
MT. ST. DOSINIC's ACADEMY. Dominican Stag
Caldwell. y j. on Erie r Pupils received as yeGl
as years also boys under H. Exceptionally hsalhr
location Reopens Sept eth Address Sister Superior
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS,

Al the exchanges and banks were closed yes
tcid2y, owing TO the holiday. and. a coase-
quence, no business was transacted IN the Wall
street community For the convenience Of
;caders the closing prices on the local Stock
Exchange in Fridays market are reprinted:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

w LNLOOh ACADEMY
NYACK-ON-HUDS0N, IS Miles srom y. Y.
Preparatory for college and Jsca specia! courses =
couraged. Modern convenience
Tpr ARNOLD Y. POWER Principal u.-.-4.
Major GEO. WILSON Ccniuiandant -
NEWTON N j. COLLEGIATE INST1TUI Ik5-Aneas
- the sussex Hills; 1eo0 f. e.; hours rrorn y L
+ l. & W f. R Beautiful. Eealthfu. hornsAksi "a
acres; buildings; gymnasium; boNng alleys sseero
Ieht steam heat pure spring water Sur,oer
limited undivided attention. tseyous PTspeIaI4a lc So
leg. or business. military training BAH grounds ens
cSurts riding and driving Terms moderate A1drsSa
PHILIP 5. WILSON, A NJ Prn-
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
THE CHURCHES.

Prayer meeting at the Congregational
church this, Thursday, evening at 7.3o
topic, "The Suffering Servant Isaiah 50
1915; 90; liz.
The Sunday afternoon meetings of the
Peoples Mission, No. IS High street, are
suspended until fall Meetings are held
Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings
at 7.15 O'Clock.
Christian Science services are held at j.
T. Fernald's, No. 81 Cedar street, every Sun
day morning at eleven o'clock, and Wednes-
day evenings at 100, to which all are cor
daily welcome.
Auxiliary Mission near the foot of Main
street, Rev. Mrs. Annie johnson in charge.
Meetings Tuesday, Friday and Sunday eve
nings at 7.30 P. NJ. The Mission will be
open mornings to receive castotf clothing
of all kinds for distribution. Please help
in this good work.
The meetings in the tent near Silver Harvest
Grange hall, Waldo, will continue through
this week, closing Sunday night, Aug Dist
On account of the dance in the Grange Hal
the tent will be removed Tuesday to the lot
opposite Mr.. Herbert Wentworths house
During the past week three have sought and
found Christ. Saturday afternoon at :
O'Clock Mr. Jones will give the Magnet les
son. All are invited
Morning service at NJ. f. church mex;
Sunday at 1045 a. H.; preaching by Rev
VIM. Vaughan anthem by chorus; voca
solo by Miss Cleora Haney; Sunday schoo,
at noon, to which all are cordially invited
In the evening at 7.30 there will be a united
Epworth League and general praise and
prayer service in the vestry, with music led
by church chorus; topic of meeting, "Stand-
ing alone for God''; leader, Miss Nettie Fol-
lett. Services during the week will be as
usual.
Rev. A. F. Earnshaw, formerly assistant
pastor at the High street CONGREGATIONAL
church, saved several children's lives at a
picnic at West Chelmsford, Thursday.
Several of the churches were having a pic
mic at Lake Nabuassett. The chain on a
landing raft which had number of pick
nickers aboard broke and the raft was set
adrift by the accident and panic ensued.
Several children were pushed off into the
water. Mr.. Earnshaw promptly jumped in
feet deep and had it not been for Mr.. Earn
shaw's timely act, the children would have
drowned.-Portland Press.
Mr.. Earnshaw occupied the pulpit of the
North church in this city few weeks ago.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18
PettingiIl Advertising Agency.

The advertising agency of "Pettingill, .
which for the last decade has been located
at % School Street, Boston, has been re-
moved to commodious offices in the Ire.
mont building. Since 1S49 the house of
Pettingill has stood for everything which
has been progressive in the advertising
world, and while most of their time has
been devoted to cultivating the Eastern
field, their name is known favorably to
every newspaper in the country Tie Pet
tingill Advertising Agency will now devote
newspapers, outdoor display, street cars.
circular and booklets, so as to be in posi-
ton to take charge of each customer
whole advertising and give him an in
dividual advertising department. Their
experience of over half century peculiarly
hts them to serve their clients judiciously
and well.
The Republican journal., 1904-08-18

mainder Of the week will be as announced
in The Journal of Aug. 4th. The attend
ance on the grounds this year is the
largest for several years. In addition to
the fee of 10 cents collected of all corners
at the gates, canvas is made Mon
day morning and 10 cents is collected of
each person stopping on the grounds, as re-
ported by the people in charge of the va
rious cottages, the hotels, etc. This year
the number so reported was 455, against 331
on Monday of campmeeting week last year.
TEMPLE HEIGHTS CAMP MEETING.
The 22d annual meeting of the Temple
Heights Spiritual corporation opened last
Saturday morning with an address by Vice
lowed by several of the speakers and a
social meeting In the afternoon, Mrs.
Carrie E. S. living of Westfield, n. Y, lee
tured to a large audience and was assisted
in the readings by Mrs. Efie l. Webster of
Lynn, Mass. The evening was devoted to
social gatherings. Sunday, the morning
lecture was by Mrs. Effie l. Webster of
Lynn, and the afternoon lecture by Mrs.
Carrie E. S. living of Westfeld, n. Y. At
9 a. m. Monday a social meeting was held,
and at 10 a. IN. Mrs. Carrie E. S. living
lectured, followed by tests by Mrs. Effie 1.
Webster. Mrs. Webster lectured in the
afternoon, and in the evening the usual
social gatherings were held. Tuesdays
program was the same, with the addition of
an entertainment in the evening in the
auditorium. Yesterday there was social
meeting in the morning, Mrs. living and
Mrs. Webster spoke morning and after
noon and the young folks danced in the
evening. The annual meeting of the asso-
| citation will take place at the auditorium
this, Thursday, afternoon at O'Clock and
as the election of officers takes place it is
requested that all members be present.
The music this year includes Madame
Marie Foster of Boston, who was here last
season, and who is gifted soloiSt. Mrs.
Irving Clement of Saltwater was the
| organist and there is congregational
singing.