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Unspeakable.

Prom the Chicago Tribune.
The two men on the street corner had
been wrangling over politics for half an
hour. and a crowd had gathered.
One Of them was fercely denouncing
imperialism.
What do you understand by imperial
ismr' demanded the other. Lets hear
your idea Of It. -
Imperialism. sir-imperialism ts-say. do
you think 1t ought to be spoken right out
before these half-grown boysT'
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BULLS AND BEARS

NEW YORK, July IA stock exchange
house, whose utterances have seemed often
to be inspired from an important quarter.
says: =
"One of the men who is competent to
judge the. situation told us today that
everything looked promising. and that
while money rates would work higher. they
would not affect the stock market very
much. 1t was rumored today that Union
Pacific would declare the regular dividend
and per cent extra. We are not able to
confirm this rumor. but we know positively
that during the past year Union Pacific
earned III per cent on the common stock
Therefore. an extra dividend of any pro-
portion would not surprise us In the least
One OF the dangers to the present market Is
the activity of certain interests that are
always plunging in and out of the market
The banking fraternity is not disposed to
regard these people very kindly, but 1t Is
impossible, of course, to check them or to
minimize their manpulative tactics. There
Is very confident tone in the predictions
that are being made by prominent banking
interests. They regard the market as be-
ing in very satisfactory condition. and
they point out that higher prices are In
evitable. The possibility of higher money
rates does not seem to affect any one nor is
it likely to interfere with the course Of
prices"
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To Discuss Question Of Wages.

PITTSBURG. Pa. July THE majority
of the iron and steel manufacturers In the
eastern part of the country have agreed to
meet the higher officials OF the Amaigamat-
ed Association of Iron. Steel and Tin
Workers. ard President Theodore J. Shaffer
and several other officials OF the organixa-
ton will leave for the east early next week
to take up the questions OF wages. Here
tofore the eastern manufacturers have OPP
posed the signing of an agreement with
the union workers, and II the officials are
successful In having the employers In the
east recognize their union the membership
OF the Amaigamated Association will be
more than doubled
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Differentials on Grain Rates.

The interstate commerce commission has
modified Its recent decision In the matter
Of the differential freight rate on ex-lake
grain to and from North Atlantic ports, so
that account might be taken Of the lighter
weight Of oats and barley over wheat. corn
and rye. The direrential was fixed in the
original decision at three-tenths Of a cent
per bushel under the rate to New York.
This stands as to all but oats and barley.
on which the differential is fixed at one
sixth Of q cent per bushel.
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BIG LEATHER SALE CLOSED.
o. s. Company Secured Largest Plant
In the World

tTITUSV1LLE, Pa. July Tho Queen
CITY Tannery. the largest sole leather man.
ufactory In the world. was sold yesterday
by Lucius Beebe Sons of Boston to the
United States Leather Company. The for
NAL transfer was made in Philadelphia. and
involves about 81 10000
The sale includes real estate, buildings
bark. wood. hides In process and tanned
leather. The United States Leather Com
pany will take possession of the plant at Z
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The Queen City
Tannery was established here In 1890 by
the Beebes and Col. 8. G.. Maxwell
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The Hagerstown Bank Failure.

RICHMOND, Ind. July 7.-Mr. ]. A.
Spekenhier who has been appointed re-
ceiver of the defunct Commercial Bank at
Hagerstown, Ind. places the liabilities at
$157,715. and the assets at $64, $50 There
are 900 individual depostors.
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company is equivalent to about 45 per cent
asset value for the new common stock.
The new company starts with securities
on hand sufficient to provide ample work
ing capital for new development, which
should add to its earning capacity.
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Great News.

From the Chicago News
@rhere'll be some great excitement In
Russia before long" said the man with
the campaign cigar. but can't say the
exact time
We'll. can" spoke up the man with
the newspaper.
ssWhen7
Why. when the imperaai bahy outs his
far1f tooth - -zg -
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District Men in Mining Company.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

WILMINGTON. Del. July 7.--Announcc-
ment was made at Dover. Del. today of
the issuance by the State department OF a
engage in mining and dealing In gold. sill
yer. copper. lead and other ores and grain
The capitalization II 81 000.iD0. and the In
corporators are James " DBgnowyty, Louis
T. Kitchener and Perry o. Kitchener Of
WASHINGTON. d. c.
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New York Stock Exchange.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1419 + street, members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade.
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Russian Bourse steadier.

ST. PETERSBURG. July Prices on
the bourse today were steadier. better
feeling prevailed in regard to the internal
situation. Imperial fours were UNCHANGED,
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FOREIGN BANK BUSINESS.

BERLIN, July 7.-Discount rates-Short
bills. 27s per cent; three months bills. 2 per
cent.
PARIS, July Three per cent rentes. 90
francs 25 centimes for the account. Elk
change on London. % francs 1874 centimes
for checks.
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Daily Dealings Much the Same.

The dealings in other respects showed
pretty much the same characteristics that
have been observed throughout the week
Increased commission house business was
commonly reported. such being the usual
sequence of a protracted period of advanc-
ing in prices. The quotations appearing
upon the stock tape indicated a very fair
distribution OF activity. although 1t was
still the case that comparatively few
stocks furnished a disproportionate quota
on the days fairly large total transactions.
Reading continued to occupy an especial
ly prominent position in the market and
that stock repeated its previous daily per-
formanCe in advancing to a new high
record price. Other notably strong features
OF the railway list were Erie. New York
Central Pennsylvania, st. Paul. Louisville
and Nashville and Southern Railway. Deal
lEgs in the last-named stock were marked
by a greater degree of animation than has
been shown in that instance in several
months
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The Railway List.

While the railway list retained the lead
ing position in the market which 1t has
Occupied of late there was a marked in
crease in activity in the industrial and mis-
cellaneous shares.
The United States Steel stocks were
stronger and more active than they have
been in a long time. and there were further
striking advances In Tennessee Coal and
Iron and the shares of the comp anies sim
ilarly located.
Animation elsewhere in this quarter of
the market was most pronounced in Amer
lean Smelling, Sugar Refining, the Rubber
stocks and the leather issues. Excepting
those familiar instances concerned with
forthcoming dividend action, there was no
gossip of interest relating TO the move
mentS in one stock or another.
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Another house with good speculative con-
nections says:
Conditions are altogether favorable TO
further improvement. and the pools taking
their cue from the banking interests are
busily engaged in making up their special
ties. Public response has been meager thus
far. but 1t Is believed that outside buying
will soon become a feature. We look for
higher prices all around in the near future
and advise buying the standard active
stocks including the New York fractions.
the Changers, Coalers, Steels and Railway
Equipment issues
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Bar oliver. steady. I'D. per ounce
Money. lalA per cent.
The rate OF discount In the open marker for abort
bills is IL i6a1 1915 per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market for thre~
months bills Is NAL ID f6 per cent
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Bank Statement Speculation.

1t seemed TO be the common idea that
tOmorrOw's bank statement will be again
so complicated. by reason of the financial
transactions incidental 70 the close of the
business year. that the exhibit would be
without special significance. Sterling ex-
change was a shade firmer.
A large number of interesting traffic
statements were made public including
those of the Union and Southern Pacific
companies. for the month of May and for
the eleven months of the past fiscal year.
For the latter period the Union PACING
Company reported an increase OF the net
earnings of about 10 per cent. while the
Southern Pacific showed an increase in net
of nearly { per cent.
The London stock market, with the ex-
ceptton of the American department, was
rather heavy with noteworthy weakness
IN the Kaffir stocks. The operations for
foreign account in this market were upon
d rather restricted scale. and resulted on
balance in small preponderance of sales.
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Prices Continued to Advance
in Today's Dealings.
NO MOTIVES APPARENT
GOVERNMENTS CROP REPORTS
DELAYED BY HOLIDAYS.
Money Market Conditions Were Not
Essentially Changed-Banks' Cash
Holdings-Foreign Stocks.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. July THE stock market
continued TO advance today. with no more
clearly defined impelling motives, so far
SIS fresh developments were concerned. than
has been the case throughout the week
Advices respecting weather conditions IN
the grain belt were distinctly unsatisfac-
tory. and in consequence both corn and
wheat rose very sharply
1t was announced today that the govern
ment's monthly crop report would not be
published until Tuesday afternoon owing
TO the delay In compiling the statistics
caused by the closing of the various Wash
ington departments In connection with Sec
rotary Hays funeral.
Money market conditions were not essen
TALLY changed, and the preliminary esti-
mates of the principal movements of cur
Tency during the week Indicated only a
nominal change in the state of the banks
cash holdings.
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. s1.917 ,621; government receipts
from Internal revenue. 81 .O66, sos; customs,
81 1856 159; miscellaneous, S1l66W. Expendi.
lures, 81 10000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
DEATHS

CoLEMAN-M. R. Coleman, 42S South
Broadway, cirrhosis of liver, August
CRiTCHLoW.Isabe Critchlow, Ortho-
pedic hospital, native of Canada, carci-
noma August 20, aged 65 years.
EKSTROM-John A. Ekstrom, county
hospital native of Sweden cerebral soft
ening, August Is, aged AZ years.
FIGUEROA-Tony Figueroa, county hos
pital, native of California, pulmonary
tuberculosis, August IS, aged 1S years:
HORGAN-Charles E. Horgan, native of
California, accidental August 49, aged
20 years. 100
JOHNSON-Eda Louisa Johnson, 1852
Santee street native of California, con-
genital infection, August Is, aged
months.
KNIGHT-Daniel L. Knight, 512 Maple
avenue native of Washington, Bright s
disease August 20, aged So years.
McLAUGHLIN-Hann E. Mclaughlin,
7SO New Depot street, native of Ohio,
sclerosis, August 10, aged 66 years
McCLEES-Anna May McClees, 14lS
South Union native of Pennsylvania,
strychnine poisoning, August Is, aged
WILCOX-James p. Wilcox, Sixth and
Hill streets, native of Wales, chloro-
form poisoning, August 20, aged 53
years,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
FoR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE-SOUTHWEST BARGAINS
for short time only.
4-room cottage, 10th st., s170O; $500 cash;
$50 month.
5-room cottage, Dixon ave, $500; 500
cash; $40 month.
broom bungalow, near ssth ST., $1,000
$500 cash; $40 monthly.
5-room cottage, 21st; $500; si00 cash.
S25 month.
Groom house, New Hampshire st.,
$1,000; $500 cash; S25 month. -
Groom house, West Adams, $500; $3.50
cash; S25 month.
Groom cottage, West 9th; $500; $500
cash; S25 month
southeast-5 rooms, Trinity st., $1,000
$3.50 cash; S25 month.
Southeast-5 rooms, walking distancei
$4,000; $3.50 cash; $40 month.
Southeast-6-room house, Trinity st..
$500; $500 cash; $40 month.
Southeast-6-room bungalow, Trinity
St; $4,000; 5000 cash; S25 month.
Los ANGELES REALTY CO., A4
Bryson Block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
BICYCLES

ARE OVERsTOCKED.
$4,000 worth OF goods, such as regular
$35 wheel for $1S; $3.50 tire, $1.75;
IS Cleveland puncture- proof tires,
make, $5i $3.50 pedal at SOC; Ju-
Venlle tires, $3.50; and second hand
wheels you can buy at your price.
s44 EAST FIRST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
DENTISTS

sCllkBMAN DENTAL co,
lW NJ Spring st.-Painless extracting
filling, crown and bridge work, flexible
rubber plates. Pure gold nlllngs, 75c
up; all other filings. Doc up; cleaning
teeth, Soc up; gold crowns and bridge
work, $50 up; sets teeth. zoO up. Also
FRANK STEVENS, salH So SPRING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
BROKERS

X. W. PoiNDE1TER, BROKER SOS
Wilcox Building. deals in bonds, mort
cages and other iirst-class securities.
Loans negotiated at lowest market
rates II you wish 70 lend money on
safely and at a fair late OF interest
Reference: First National Bank Los
Angeles National Bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Stores and offices

TO LET-BRoADWAY 2O5 NORTH, IN
new building, moderate rent, good OPEN
ing for tailor, barber notions or for Of
fees. THE MCCARTHY COMPANY,
203 North Broadway.
TO LET-205 NORTH BROADWAY, IN
new building, moderate rent, good open
ing for tailor, barber, notions or for
203 North Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
ne Pole THAT Gets the Persimmom is HERALD LINERS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-~--~----~,----,.,-.>.r,-. - -
WANTED-TO FORM A SYNDICATE
under new method, to buy and sell
and to race horses at Los Angeles
this coming meeting.
Il am desirous for several persons
with means who are anticipating GO
Ing in the racing business to Join
me on a small scale for the purpose
OF procuring a stable Of good race
horses, the stable to be managed
under my personal supervision and
new method. This enterprise Will
pay 100 cents on the dollar, and VIII
give grand sport and pastime,
BONDS will be given to each stock
holder for full amount invested.
EIFxwoOD STABLE,
J. Hicks, Manager,
T.. q. HoN 4,
Long branch,
New Jersey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
BRESEE BROS. co.
Pierce BROS. 9 90.
DIED

HoRGAN-In this city. August 10.
Thomas, Frederick, Frank and May
Horgan and Mrs. Katherine Gibson,
aged twenty years. Funeral from the
residence of his uncle, b. j. Donahue,
92S Denver avenue, today Cruesday) at
$3.50 a. M, thence 10 Sacred Heart
church. where requiem mass will be
celebrated at $780, Friends respectfully
invited
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
CONTRACTORS
rRANsFER AND sToRAeE

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. COL
YEAR WAREHOUSE Co, new and
fireproof storage; moving, shipping;
lowest rates. Carpets steamed cleaned
and packed In moth-proof paper. Cash
advanced on storage. Office 322 South
Main. Phones Main iii; Home 2l54
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
BIRTHS

BAYER-To Mr.. and Mrs Alfred j.
Bayer a daughter, Sunday, August 20.
Peck & Chase Co, undertakers and em-
balmers; lady assistant. 4S3 S. Hill. Tel
Main 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
mac WEATHER.

LOS ANGELES, Aug, q.
Time Bar. Th. RH.lwindlvell Weather
:. :. M. m. Ss:ss Sss g e sww 4 ] eIssE. Slaa;
MAXIMUM temperature. 76.
Minimum temperature. so.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Weather condItlons

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 2i.-Thunder
storms have occurred In the Sierras, and
vada and in the foothills and mountains
Of California.
Forecast
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cioudy, un-
settled weather Tuesday; light south
winds.
Coast--coudy Tuesday; light west wind.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

this city, August q
Mrs j. u. wife OF David and mother
of Geo. l.. and Mrs. II. Grant Leonard.
Funeral from residence of her daugh-
ter 10i1 West Thirty-ninth street.
Wednesday, y. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

MEDIZ-Manuel Hivas Mediz Of Me-
rida, Yueatan, Mex, died August "a,
1905 Father OF DIR. and Mrs. Victor A.
Rendon. Funeral Wednesday at 2:3O u.
IA. at the residence, 1921 West Seven
teenth street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
ONE BIG COTTAGE BARGAIN.
ACT AT ONCE.
$4,000 ONLY.

A lovely, new and modern, Groom
cottage; beamed ceilings, gold
en- oak finish, old gold brick mantel
with plate-glass mirror, polished
hardwood floors, beautifully tinted
walls, wide front porch 36 #. long,
screen porch; lot 50x130, east front;
near Huntington car shops; close to
car line See OWNER, Room 81, 21S
s. B'dway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
PIANOS

rlANOs SOLD On EASY PAYMEN 4 >
Pianos rented at low rateg. A. q.
GARDNER PIANO HOUSE. Ltd, Il6
Winston 81, Phone Black 22i; Home
phone N9o,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

HANDSOME FLATS KNOWN AS sTET-
son Terrace on West First ST., with SO
rooms bath rooms and toilets, strictly
up-to-date, Moorish architecture, cement
concrete foundation, this Is one OF the
good buys In Los Angeles. bringing IN a
every day. THOS. j. HAMPTON, ll9
s. Broadway. Il. A. r. B.
FOR SALE-A SNAP: q LARGE ROOM
cottage on 3Oth 81 close 10 Maple ave
lot b0xl3O; arranged for two families:
price only $500; best or terms.
COOPER & CUDDEBACK.
21s South broadway. Room 25l,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
FOR SALE
Housed
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL
WESTLAKE RESIDENCES.

We desire to call
special attention TO
these elegantly con-
structed residences, To-
Gated In the heart OF
They ali contain spa THE
cious rooms, arranged LOCATIONS.
with a view to com
fort and convenience.
All have nine rooms, 672
with the exception Of BONNIE BRAE
one house, which con-
tains ten rooms; all
finely Z in 81 g d in 1895
Flemish oak and white AIVARADO
enamel; many Of the
rooms have handsome
beamed ceilings and 1892
paneled walls; attrao- ALVARADo
tive oak entrances,
with plate-glass win
dows; hardwood and $50
rock m aple floors; BONNIE BRAE
unique window seats,
cozy corners and built
in buffets. The lots 054
are large and we'll i'm BONNIE BRAE
prov d. style of
architecture of houses
Is different In every 114s
case, presenting a nice MAGNOLIA
variety of types to
choose from. The To-
cations and general ar 1144
rangement of these MAGNOLIA
houses will appeal to
critical home buyers
and investors. Why
not see them today?
Call at our office for
keys.
ALTHoUsE BROS,
234 LAUGHLIN BuILDING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
Flats
Furnished Flats

FOR S14 YOU CAN RENT THREE
rooms, completely furnished, new, ele-
CANT; housekeeping; gas range, bath,
telephone. hot water; close in. 33i
also 204 NORTH FREMONT, $40 unfur-
nished
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
= 81
Business
Property

FINE CORNER ON SIXTH
AND TOW NE, s2x 100
FEET TO ALLEY. $4,000
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

ANTED-MANAGING PARTNER FOR
hotel and restaurant at winter and sum-
mer beach resort. Must be experienced
and have two thousand cash. Owner is
inexperienced and must depend on hired
help. An. opportunity of a lifetime.
Principals only, and in replying to this
must give references, otherwise no at
tention will be paid to answers. Address
BOX 414, Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

WINSTON STREET, NEAR
MAIN, rs FEET TO AL
LEY. .s27,5oo
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
LOST AID FOUND

BLACK SILK JACKET,
Sunday, on 4th St, between Fremont
and Figueroa. Finder please return to
400h so. FREMONT Telephone Main
Ass. Reward
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22
FoR RENr
Houses
CIIAS. 8. MANN,
315 West Fourth st.

List your furnished and unfurnished
houses with us for rent.
LOS ANGELES REALTY CO,
414 BrvsOn block.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-22

FOR RENT-A NICE FoUR-RooM
cottage with bath. 4Ol N BREED ST.
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nouncing the word with heavy emphasis on
the last syllable. II told him much
obliged, but had an engagement with ma
steady and, besides, don't make dates
with gentlemen on such short acquaint-
ance."
''Stung him, did your remarked another
of the group; chats right. Floorwalkers
is getting too pestiferous and have to be set
down on once in while"
80 long, Marie shout several Of the
group as the blonde girl turns down an In
tersecting street. See you at the dance
tonight
"S'pose little Clarence will be there?''
testingly shouts another Of the group, at
which the others all laugh, and Marie
smiles pleased, and says:
"G'wan; stop your kiddin.' "
Other parties of girls hurry past the. cor
ner, talking about other girls, doing a lit
tie knocking some of their associates
in the store, chatting about dances and the
aters and their gentlemen friends" cranky
customers and divers other things Some
are planning for parties, weddings or diver
sions of some sort that will keep them out
of bed until midnight, but which neverthe-
less, will give them something to think
about during the following Gay. For 1t is
these entertainments that come after the
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tor kindly but firmly, says: Try doing your
own homework for while! Sweep-make
the beds, cook-wash the dishes. Wort
hard four or five hours day."
This is the very limit of her endurance
She looks Jelly at him for moment, then,
clutching the dog firmly under her arm
she rushes frantically from the room The
doctor doesn't mind in the least. He is
used to having this prescription taken yio-
lently and knows it viii be all charged in
the bill
But many women have been saved from
sanitariums within the last year or two
by this means. Housework. even unintel-
ligent homework, exercises the muscles
magnificently. An oilcloth scrubbing before
breakfast with a bath and a rundown is
| equal to a fve-mile gallop through the park
few windows cleaned with the help of a
small stepladder, which requires bending
of the arms and a turning of the waist
while breathing the fresh air, is better than
bout with r punching bag. Sweeping,
bed making, silver cleaning. all the tasks
that we have such difficulty In procuring
servants to do today can be made into exer-
cises that at gymnasiums ard physical cul-
ture schools We pay large fees 10 obtain.
or course, very few women have learned
to look upon the esthetic side Of homework
1t has its esthetic side, and the lady who
suggested throwing over the mattress in
time TO invisible music surely understood 1t
and has simply advanced a stage beyond
the esthetc side of the work to the scien-
tifically spiritual strata BY this time no
in the next book she gives us will tell us
how to sing to the stars we peel the
onions.
When the esthetics of holisework are ap-
preciated by women great many serious
questions that are at present troubling us
will be settled forever. The divorce prob
lem will be to an extent eliminated for I'M
der the new scheme Of things no one will