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The finest contour OF a female face. the
swestest smile OF q female mouth, loses
bonaething IL the head IL crowned with
seant hair. scant and falling hair. II Is
burrows into ths scalp TO the root OF the
hair, where IL saps the vitality. The 1T
tie white scales the GERM throws up In
DuFFowfng are called danaFufr. To cure
dandruU permanently, then, and TO stop
falling hair. that germ must be killed.
NeNorofs Harpicide. an entirely nav re-
suit Of the chemical laboratory. destroys
me dandfuE germ. and, or course. stops
the xalllng hair. and prevents badness.
sold by leading druggists. send f0c. In
stampa fer sample 20 The HeFpieide Co.
Detroit. aElsh.
Herring Drng Co., Special Agents
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HAD A REUNION
General w l.. CAbelI Made a Rousina
Confederate" Speech

ST Louis. Hume 2l.~--'fhe Confederate
veterans held q reunion at the Mis-
sourt holding Monday that revived
the enthusiasm and memories ut the
DAYS before the war. General w. L..
Cabslt "f Texas made a roustng Con
feieTata speech" as he termed ola
Tige" as he was called hv his veteran
comrades VAS cheer~d To the echo
when he concluded his euiogy Of the
Confederate army with Now the war
IL over. W. are citizens loyal and
true. blue ard gray together. the
whole combined world cannot whip
as" The veterans and their friends
were rendered reception at the Mis-
souri, building mt night
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Guthrie. Okla. June 2i-The thir-
teen months otd child OF T. NJ Prock,
OF Hollis. Okla. died Ia great agony
as the result OF swallowing a poisonous
spider. which had also bitten tbs child
three times. evidently In Its efforts Ia
he released from the child's hands.
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saeeumbs 60 Stroke.

Muskogee, L T.. June 21.--Hon. L. L.
Berry. who was stricken with paralysis
last "Wednesday morning while on hts
way to the depot TO attend the Demo-
cratic convention at Durant. died here
Monday morning surrounded by friends
and relatives.
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ST. Petersburg June 2L--According
to the Novoe Vremy4 the Russian OIL
combinations have capltulatsd TO the
Standard OH company and the whole
output Of tbs Bakg Ills At resent Is
IN American lands
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FOUGHT ABOUT GIRL.

Two Of the r Participants Are Dead, and
Other Fatally Hurt.
Memphis. June GA special TO the
Scimitar rom birmingham says; a
neagsr report from Little vino
Church, walker county saws nj the
singing services OF the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon a dispute arose over
u young lady attending the services.
and three men drew weapons. Six shots
we're fred and three men fell. each with
two bullats tn his body Ben and Lu-
Their owen are dead aud oscar r. Lowe
is fatally injured.
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Cas- Went Over.

Cripple Greek. Colo. June 2l.-Pres-
ident Charles II. Meyer OF the Western
Federation OF Miners was srraigned
on the charge of murder before a Jus
tice of the peace Monday afternoon.
but or motion OF Deputy District At
torney Crump the case went over.
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Fairbanks Chairman.

Chicago. June si.--The indiana del
egation met Monday. and on motion 81
Senator Beveridge Senator Fairbanks
was made chairman by reclamation.
No mention was made In the meeting
Of the subject OF the vice presidency.
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Released On Rons

ST. Louis. June 2t.--Monday after
noon zack Mulhail. the Frisco livestock
agent In Jail charged with shooting
TIRES men. one accidentally. was ad-
United TO BAH IN s2o.eeo. Colonel I'd
Butler becoming his surety.
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Wealthy Texan ard I've Companions
Slain By Mexican Bandits.

Slain By Mexican Bandits.
Fl Paso. June 2i.--The body Of Jc.
las u. Maxwell. a wealthy resident
of Baird. Tex. that OF his brother
John Maxwell. OF Globe, Ariz.. and alss
that OF Epoch Woodwork guide
were found rlddied with bullets. float
ing in the San Juan river. near Sono.
ra. Mex. They were prospecting While
resting there they were surrounded
by the robbers. WHO shot them from
ambush 81 they sat around their camr
fire, robbed the bodies and threw then
into the river The robbers took $500
In Mexican money and other property
and made their escape
IL is believed that the perpetrators
were either Mexican bandits or Yaqu
Indians rowing bands OF whom infest
that region rendering travel unsafe
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Austin. Jaue 2I-F X Eaker. SUI
porinteudent nf the Southwestern Tc'
"gfsph and Telephone company. South
efn division lied ~ his home In SoaJt
Austin Monday night
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Diver Reports That Number ~ eIe.
cum Victims Are There.

cum Victims Are There.
New York. June zL--One diver re-
ports that at depth OF ninety-Hvs
feet ne has iiseovered large hoIiew
IN which he says there are = great
many hod@s
More than POO Witnesses received
sunmonses To appear at the inquest
before Coroner Berry Monday The
coroneTs jury was quickly secured
President Barusby of the Knit ker-
booker Steamboat company. owner 81
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Lots Of csbs aud shucks III New
0fist NM. Ask for prices on same,
and Nil kinds Of feed stun. j T..
Williams d Co. n
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DON'T Vast time running around
trying to find a buyer for your
horse or cow. AT "a small cost you
can let everybody In town know IL II
you use this column II
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Lyon For Texas

Chicago. June si.-Among the new
national committeeman G. A. Lyon will
represent Texas
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9OING-To the Worlds Fair?-If
40 buy a $1,000 accident policy, good
for year, for 81. w. l., T.. Leigh. II
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wANTED-You TO know that If
you have anything for sale, there Is
no better way to let the people know
it than to place an ad in tAis col
umn. VI
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FOR REET-My home on Billiard
Heights. See Crockett Jennings. II
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FOR SALE-Jersex COW Ave years
old with young calf. g. e. 6chus-
ser. g. pd
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WANT COLUMN |

FOR SALE 40-barrel galvan-
lied cistern. Apply to John Free
man. 68
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Lots Of cobs and shucks at New
0rist Mill. Ask for prices on same
and all kinds of feed stuffs.
j. r. Williams Il Go. tt
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FOR SALE-OId papers at this Of
fee 81 25c per 100. The Daily Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Involuntary petition yesterday against the
vIToNB MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Of No. 100 West
Eighty-thirdsL. by Anna II. Kaiser. with claim Of
sos II is alleged the corporations authorized
by resolution statement admitting insolvency.
legged bankrupt 10 engaged in the manufacture
q
Schedules fled by the MUTUAL. INCANDEsCEN7,
COMPANY show debts Of s42.9sS assets OF 81 362
The principal creditors the Bank So $50 and
Solomon Unger slscO both by assigned oustand
ing accounts Other creditors The Pittsburs Lamp
and Glass Company. sl.563: Evans Glass
Company Pittshurg. 81. 76S; Benedict & Durham
Manufacturing Company, of Connecticut Sl.s35. Tho
capital stock Of scheduled asset together
with accounts OF s.. 325
GEORGE HEATHER. of No. 257 sixth-ave fled a
voluntary petition with ST. and assets OF
s. 600 The lases: creditor Friedman No SCI
Broadway $40 The Asets OF stock, suits etc
estimated $1,000.
An Involuntary petition fled against ABRAHAM
WEINSTEIN and HYMAN YORDIN. manufacturer. Of
waists at No. III Mercer-st. by Waldman & and
el9eT creditors with claims asgTegating S5S Prefer
stl removal Of assets are alleged as acts consut
Sctat1itl a. IN auollioh 20 eitactiIeIis ~
NI.NT AT is9 sy r the GEEEXA ELECTRIC BoUIP
Edgar swain No 50 West Fiftfth for money s s5e
,@csa ana sstaTy as president from april. 1900
deposit in the Garfield Bank slo stock trade at No
ana partly completed contracts with equities them
'h oGE BeF qf aPDGP's I'd rs:syE The business
ness d WN E a l6R RRst 81 S ff7 q the
with a bond o SI,OOO 49,
F Ps53a Ss h5 sa2i b; rER
T orso 6y Ffler s G9us s Julius sege ana
alleged 10 have admitted insolvency. McDouga Hawkes.
ad to s4o oo NTH a G 9 of s abeds
SIS. 600 "a NO'N'
Schedules Of BENJAMIN GRUBER show debts OF IS as3
and assets Of $3.50 or the indebtedness 81
notes given by the bankrupt indorsed by 10 + Rein
hauer The principal creditors the Wheeling Corfu
eating Company. Of No. Al Cl-st. Sl9l7; T. F Ren-
hauer Of No Sc West Ninetyhrst-st $3.50 The assets
consist Of stock in trade $3.50 nominally worth IL is
said, 5000; fixtures. $3.50. and accounts. s525
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
NETWORK CITY RAILWAY CHANGES.
Legal Work To Be in Two Departments
Part of Court for Accident Cases Alone.

With the approval of Mr.. Vreeland, Henry A
Robinson. the general solicitor Of the New-York
City Railway Company. has made a radical change
in the law department Of that company, TO take
effect on and after July l, 1904.
The business Of this department has grown TO
such proportions that this change was found neces-
ssry The change involves the dividing Of the legal
work into two departments. one TO be known as
trial department. for the preparation and trial
of accident cases and the other 70 be known as
the general law department. for the rest Of the
company's legal business. The general law de-
partment will continue 10 be in charge OF Mr.. Rob
inson, general solicitor. and James L. Quacken-
bush formerly Of Buffalo. will have charge Of the
trial department. with Ambrose F. McCabe as his
chief assistant.
BY virtue of recent legislation II is proposed.
when the Supreme Court opens after the summer
vacation, that 1t will assign certain part eXclu-
eivelv for the trial of the companys accident
which will be In the charge OF Mr.. Quackenbush.
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ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT RANDOLPH

Announcement OF the result Of the annual elec-
Ton OF officers Of the Consolidated Stock and Pc
troleum Exchange made from the rostrunn
yesterday morning. The regular ticket. headed by
J." Y. r. Randolph. was elected. President Ran
ooiph. On assuming his Office for the second year
addressed the members in part as follows:
During more than half OF my fifty years of close
touch with this financial district yor exchange ba
been making its own history II has heen q his
.ppIy OF progress. Struggles there have been for
me mastery-of men and OF principles out of each
more persistent To-day It is at its strongest
oeNelopment We are building We must lay our
FOUNDATIONS in the bedrock OF honesty Prosnerit,-
or any man or OF any concern-which results
Even IN part. from Vicious methods Is elusive and
Ne'epINe- me only success worth attaining grows
Gut OF combination OF well directed energy with
llsh principe. believe in this exchange and in
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TRAIN SERVICE TO SUMMER RESORTS

The New-York Central VIII put IN effect fits sum-
schedule for passenger trains next Sunday. and
Will then have through cars from many directions
TO Saratoga, the Adirondack Mountains, the Thou
sand Islands and other great American resorts
The Adirondack Mountain region Is attracting gen.
srsl attention. Lake Placid and Saranao Lake have
during the season through sleeping TO and
from New-York. Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
tngtor- Boston. Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Pitts
burg. There is also a through service between
New-york. Fulton Chain, RaqUette Lake, Child
void. ssranao Inn and the Upper Saranac region,
Paul Smiths, Loon Lake. Malone and many other
important Adirondack points and there is a
through service through the Adirondack Mountains
n Montreal by way OF Utica Coming down from
the mountains. the day trains connect with trains
for Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati and St
Louis.
There also through sleeping and parlor car
line between New-York and Clayton. Cape Vincent
and the Thousand Islands q psrlor line be-
tween New-York and Richheld Springs, a sleeping
car service between New-York and Lake George,
and splendid service between New-York and
Saratoga, including the famous Saratoga Limited.
This latter train will go into service on June p.
BY way OF the Harlem division there will be
express service. with parlor cars, between New
York and Pittsfed and the principal points In the
Berkshire Hills.
passenger trains 10 St Louis, a train Will be
placed in service from New York called the EX-
position Express. A little later in the season a
large business 10 St. Louis is expected
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BONDS.
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Prices for stocks were strong IN the greater
part OF the day on volume Of business which
made up in great part Of the transactions
in Atchison. st. Paul, Ontario and Western,
Pennsylvania. Reading, Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific and the local traction shares. In the last
named issues trailing moderately heavy,
while prices strong. Manhattan advanc-
ing nearly points, Brooklyn Rapid Transit l
point and Metropolitan 1 point. There
were no news developments responsible for
the upward course of these securities but the
buying. nevertheless. apparently came from we'll
informed sources and the character of the
transactions sugge sted accumulation for the
account of operators who are In the habit of
buying securities at cheap prices to hold for an
advance. There are various good reasons for
the purchase OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
Manhattan. especially the latter. Manhattan
is guaranteed per cent stock. which in 1906
VIII be advanced TO a per cent level, the guar
antee being supplied by the marlborough COM
pany which it Is believed. will eventually con-
troll the entire street transportation service in
New-Hork and Brooklyn. Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit stock is selling about so points under its
high record level OF a few years ago. while its
actual value at its present quotation or 4S5s
yesterdays closing. is far greater than II was
when the issue was quoted above par. People
WIZ uA4'iSISldiiu the local transportation eitua-
ton are firm believers in "B. r T." and they
are backing their belief by liberal purchases of
the security. Sentiment in commission houses
was bullish as a rule and the views OF we'll
known bankers reflected growing optimism on
the part OF the Wall Street community
In the last half hour the entire market ex
hibited marked strength under the lead OF the
granger shares. Union Pacific being n feature
This issue enjoyed net gain OF more than one
point while St Paul was also up more than a
point Chicago Great Western preferred 4
stock on small dealings advanced ~ per cent.
New-fork. Ontario and Western and the rest
Of the anthracite coal shares closed nj small net
gains. The weekly government crop report
which showed favorable progress in wheat and
corn created favorable impression in the stock
market. while the ease in money and the de-
cline IN sterling exchange served to induce a
more hopeful feeling In Wall Street circles and
a better demand for securities. Money on call
weak at n decline OF upward OF IL points Money
rates at London and Paris were weak both
markets declining to n point below the market
at this centre for loans. As a matter of fact
time loans at Paris brought no more than de-
mand loans in the local market The ease OF
money In Paris naturally was followed by p
sharp advance in sterling that point which
rates in New-York. The weakness in the Paris
money market is due in great part 10 the large
receipts Of gold from the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15

changes. a.1O7676 balances sA.7S Boston-Ex-
changes, s2a 5O2, 35s; balances 14221T Philadelphia
Exchanges, ST. 1891; balances. 81 1886 s54 Chicag
Exchanges. $31. .91S: balances. 81 2S4 1872
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. 2AQ21a per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills 2 per cent; long bills 2sQ2l
per cent. Berlin discount rate. per cent. Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks Az pfennigs. Paris
exchange rate, rs per cent. Paris exchange on
London. % francs q centimes
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consols for
money. 90: for the account, 901. French rentes IS
francs 12Ia centimes.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. $3.50: Mexican
silver dollars, 4il2o Bar silver in London closed at
25I2d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. IS. g. Lisbon %.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. S7S977: internal
receipts $255. 2O6; miscellaneous receipts SS76 Re
ceipts for the day. s123C99 expenditures $4,000.
Receipts for the month date. 500 2 929 expendi-
lures Sl6,2O.cOO; excess of receipts. S17,929. Re
ceipts for the fiscal year date $5l3 1885, expen-
ditures, S56l7S2071 of expenditures s4S 49,
9I2
SUB-TREASURY-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $561 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-15
Manhattan Missouri Pacific. People. Gas R.,o,.

Manhattan. Missouri Pacific. Peoples Cas- RsaA,
first preferred Rock Island. Southern Railway pr.
ferred Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coal ana
Iron. United States Steel common. United STAT.
Leather preferred. Wabash preferred. Smel,.,
common. Republic Steel common, 1Q114 per csr,.
Atchison common and preferred. Baltimore Ana
Ohio common. Canadian Pacific Consolidated G..
Delaware and Hudson. Norfolk and Western M.,
ropolitan Street Railway. Union Pacific commo,
and preferred. United States Steel preferred o.,
cent: New-Yorl1 Central Z per cent; Pennsylvania
q per cent ST. Paul. 1AdS4 per cert; Western
Union fat: Shelters preferred Republic Steel on,
ferred Pressed Car preferred. 1-156 per cent: Ams
lean Locomotive preferred, 1-25ea1-12S per cent.
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPASy
ELECTION.-At the annual election OF stockhold.
ers of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company ys.,
ter1ay. the retiring nine members of the board
were reelected for the three years term. A,id.
from this only routine business was transacted
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.-It is thought thar .,
Southern Pacific refunding process will be taken
in hand in 1905. and that dividends will be BENIN
Southern Pacific stocks in 1906. The refundine a.
Southern Pacific WILL according TO The Wan
Street Journal" take the form OF a consolidation
of Indebtedness in group of units.
LEAD CONSUMPTION IN MAY,-Ths consmc
ton of lead for the month of May was larger than
anticipated and compared most favorably with n.
business for April Lead interests were SURPRISED
at this they had calculated a material da.
crease in the consumption for Nay.
COTTON PROSPECTS.-A circular was issued
yesterday afternoon by Theodore II. Price. deaIin,
with the cotton situation and prospects. Mr. Pr,c.
notes that the first two bales Of cotton OF III.
growth of 1904 were on Monday received at Brown,-
Vile Tex which was thirty-fve days earlier than
the date on which the first bale OF cotton mat.
it's appearance Ia, year. The earliest previou,
bale was received at Houston. Tex on June % 1901
NO DIVISION ON MINNESOTA AND ST. LOUIS
COMMON STOCK--The Minneapolis and ST. Louis
Railroad Company has declared the regular semi
annual dividend at 21a per cent on its preferred
stock Owing TO the losses IN gross earnings which
the company has experienced for two seasons by
reason of the disContnuance of the traffic agree
uent with the Rock Island and Of the shortage Of
crops and the losses in net earnings last winter
by reason of the weather. 1t was decided to
act conservatively and not declare a dividend
the common stock at this time
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.-At meeting
of the board of trustees of the Colonial Trust Com
pany. held yesterday. semi-anpual divdnd o.
per cent on the capital stock Of the company vas
declared payable July l.
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VERDICT OVER A MILLION.
NJ. c. MENGES WINS SUIT.
General Fitzgerald to Garry Rail
road Case to Highest Courts.

Morris c. Menges who was suing General
Louis Fitzgerald, OF Manhattan, for S1.00Oo
for services rendered by him in obtaining con-
troll Of the Western Maryland Railroad, re-
ceived verdict for that amount and $4,000
interest in she Supreme Court. Brooklyn, yes
terday. The trial finished on Monday, and
& sealed verdict handed in to Justice Spen-
Ger yesterday He allowed. in addition TO the
$4,000. $4,000 IS an extra allowance. Will
lam y. Dykman. attorney for the defendant.
MADE A motion for a new trial. Justice Spencer
denied It, but granted stay Of execution, with
In which time a notice OF appeal may be filed
General Fitzgerald viii fight the case 10 the
highest courts il necessary.
The judgment which was by far the largest
ever rendered in Kings County, created some
thing Of a sensation in the courthouse. Con-
gratulations offered 10 William F. Hag-
arty and William u. Stryker. the plaintiffs
lawyers. and ex-Congressman William +. Mag
ner. their counsel.
The case which had been on trial for several
days created much interest on account Of the
prominence OF those interested. Among those
who testified were George J. Gould. In whose in
terest Il was alleged that the Western Mary
land Railroad had been purchased; Thomas G.
Hayes, former Mayor of Baltimore. and Edward
Lauterbach. Mr.. Menges who lives at Sleeps
head Bay. is well known in racing circles and
a promoter. He declared that ne entered
into agreement with General Fitzgerald 20
furnish the latter with certain valuable informa-
ton that would enable him TO get control OF the
Western Maryland. AS result Of this informa-
ton. he alleged. General Fitzgerald organized
the Fuller Syndicate and obtained control of the
road General Fitzgerald, he declared. specific
ally agreed TO pay him SlOOoOoo. but did not
give him anything.
Mt. Menges formerly lived IN Baltimore. and
was at one time owner OF the Baltimore and
Southern Railroad.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market or outside securities dull al
though prices in the main held fairly steady. In
terest. what little was shown, concentrated in
a few issues. Interborough Rapid Transit and Union
Copper were the leaders. The former was strong
under good demand almost from the opening.
selling per cent above the previous closing with
small lots at IL per cent advance. At the high
figure some realizing took place. and fractional
concession set in. The copper shares in general
were firm. Union after small reaction. advanced
TO the highest of the day. Greene Consolidated
Copper gained small fraction. United States
Shipbuildng bid up per cent The bond de-
partment, while steady, practically neglected