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New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

deal Of the domestic buying during the day Europe
contributed its share the bushness OF the
by reporting unfayorabe conditions In Russia an
advance Of 1&d 70 lkd in the Liverpool market be-
sides Is 10 Sc points in Paris and Is points at
Budapest Argentine shipments were estimated TO
show about two millions for the week The interior
movement while heavy agan-reaohinR at all Western
points $4,000 bushels compared with $4,000 bushels
last yearhad less effect than usual owing 70 the
tsrest which centred on news from the Northwest
tone being hrm No Eed se%e I o ahoat; No
Northern Duluth. 81 lsS, and No. l Northern Mani
toba, 81 10 b ahoat coRN-There was not much
the wheat activity and advance In fact the market
in the early trade an advance OF half cent after
during the day closed here net unchanged Much Of
tho bear aggressiveness due to the fine weather
and crop news, including The Price Current report
Of wee Exporters In at the decline,
ever ana the days business this account ran up
TO about so The Western movement s7s 600
bushels compared with 100000 bushels last year
Gables 1hd higher and estimates Friday
at Chicago 2S9 No. at the close
here was quoted $50 elevator and $50 ( ahoat No
white 68Ao and No. yellow, 63c o ahoat
oATs-The western market was steady to arm ali day
with wheat while cash locally were without
change closing as foliOwsi Mixed. ae@sS n, s5S a
clipped white. 5000 10, Ss lio. RYE nominal
BARI LEY-Market dull Feeding wss quoted 4gXo
Q 1 New-York. and mating 4sa5go Q Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July So.-Closing-yvTIEAT-sp norninsli
futures strong; July nominal: September 6s sAd
csmbsr. es 7Bd coRN-spot drm; American mixed
6s Pad: futures hrrn July nomlna September
PEAs-Canadian nrn Is 4lhd FIOUR-st Louis fancy
winter steady 0s Cd HOPS In London CPacho Coast
quiet IS 5sd9s BI1F quiet; extra India mess s2s Cd
PORK quiet; prime mess Western, Sos HAMs-short
cut 20 80 ~ as ga short RIB 10 to "a y ass long
dies heavy s5 70 % n t6s short clear backs 10 70 %
Square Ii to ls 10 firm. Bis Ga. LARD quiet: prime
Western in tierces 85s 80; American refined. in pals
g5s 0d RITTER nominal CIIEESE-Amertcan finest
white steady, ca; American hnest eoored firm,
TALL OW-Prims city quiet. Pos Cd. TURPENTINEs-
spirfts Arm ass. RoSIN-Common firm, 9s 8Ad. Pc
TROI4EUAd-Rehned quiet Cd LLNsBIzD OIL firm
Cd.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
THE WOOL TRADE.
The Boston American Wool and Cotton Reporter OF
Thursday says OF the wool tradei

Thursday says Of the wool tradei
While no particular activity prevails In ths wool mar
ket there continues be steady trade that aggre-
gates well ahead OF business. Philadelphia
buyers stul in tha market and are making some
nlrchases but the bulk with the smaller mills
of Nev-England booked their orders for goods
ana buying their contracts One I'M
potant saIs was 100000 pounds OF Oregon wool
at 25c market Is strong In tone. prices being well
maintained.
The receipts OF Boston this week amounted to
81 bales against 2sa99 bales last week and Sss46
bales last year.
The total receipts January have been 217 bales
domestic and 49, OPS bales foreign wool against s52
947 bales domestic and l05o bales foreign for the cor
responding time last
The sales OF the week in amounted 4ss2 900
pounds OF 1OO50O0 pounds OF foreign. max
Ing total bSS7000 pounds. against total OF $50
900 pounds the previous week and total Of To- 900
for the corresponding week last The sales since
January amount Ill 497 900 pounds against 14 691
GOO for the corresponding time last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
new YORK, new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD a A

Trains depart from Grand Csatra Station ga 81 and
BOSTON. via New London snI Prov4dsncs-t4.Sa
4 SO !s S. s.45d9 q M Z 1'o@ i1'o1 >zIIs'eo
BOSTON, via Willimantio-tFssOO A VI 200 p II
s11:OO P. NJ -' f'tA@'0O' 'tfs~~s
PoIerIAA1yD and BAR EARBOR-fFs:O2 P "
WHITE MOUNTAINS. ST a1T or---zu,rx
- lS:4O A. N t9OO p. NJ
FTTCEBURG. via Putnam ana vvorees4ar-
IAEEVILIAE and NORFOIsK-49.O2 A N ts al p n
CT HARRINGTON. STOCSBRTDGE. IFyNOX- PrI-rz.
FII1I4D-t4;5O. t9:02 A. ", s1.24 f3:31 p N
Ilckst of1ce5 CCirand Central
also at sol LlsS elsa Broadway. eS Plaza ed
Union square, clS3 Fifth Ave-.
Madison Ave, c273 West 125th St. 27ss ThIrf A. "a
BEooklyn c342 500 Fulton St, $50 Broadway, b D.
'Ilatly Except Sundays. SStOps i25th xSsors
a. 1<otn 81 sundays only Saturdays only tPaior ca
Limited Has dining oPaFlOr and Slssptnx ga
tickets also. - ~~@
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. r.

Foot 81. R
@>A4O-'S (West 23d St N r.
Time shown below Is from Liberty St. West 23d
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted By designating
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
CAUNK-z400 0.15 Easton onlyO. 9.10 A. NJ, L2Q
4 a oI 100 90 500 % ana 5asYSa 6o Pn Sundays '40
WILkESBARRE AND sCRANTON-e10 A NJ. 12O.
SSG u sohdizi EEHRs F4ss n 4os $50 R1NER AND
BA4RNEGAT-z4oo Q 90 A M $50 qSs 40 LakswoSd La %
do na hSs%cs 1ks%ood Gng sns Ls:Su. al q Sundays 100
H1TIANTIf T CTS 1I q 4 kt9S
POINT P1As 7SH' ND s1si6RE GoS 50
S95a ISIS $50 $50 26I 5-'' sanaz s except sG
Grove. 915 A n. $50 100. $50 P. n ~
80 $50 5NI $50 sA $50 4 ' sSndsss lays '5S go GM
sND 69k S RF 80 g 400 " 42a "a
AOG h. & 40 40 SoS $40 IN :.asbors sg9das' 1000
PtAD5A a. ~ 40 E.IR6INSs - 80 20
Zoo t7So. $500 900. 5000 P. NJ js12,i5 mdt..
!1aOo % a M .2oS s.t0o 400 100 P C M III.
B4hG3q6R 0o 966 A5 sS e6 S IS 1900 '2O"
READING. HARRisBURG. louisville AND WILL
a n Reading 6n fG siSO .I2oE " 200 p I'M ~ Read
ing Pottsville. Harrisburg only - co. $50 80 p NJ
day. SUNDAYS only tParIOr cars only Via Tama.-
qua xsatgrdays only St1xeept ssturdayA 20 u II
E42O IA 80 P. NJ lilo P. NJ. k3.2O p n. mDinins
train.
$50 o IssT I B:asTss s Wss s go ST. s Svs a' m S & 2
. Union square West 2T9s Third Ave- 273 West 125ta
Futon ST. B4o6y $50 oSdTay sS ga New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage to des-
W a. BEsrER C NJ BURT.
viee-Pres and Gen Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July 20 4 D. m.-COTToN-spo, in limited
Demand prices points higher American niddling eir
ding B03d good ordinary 565d; ordinary 64ed- The
sales of the day were 5000 which 500
sTaclIlation included o.4O0 American.
Receipts 600 bales including 700 American Futures
opened steady easy: American middling
July B82d; July and August 6s2dI august ana septsrn
ber SGD; September and October 6SSd: October and
Noveber S3d November and December, bS3d; Decenl-
ber ana January. bs4d; January and February 6s5d;
February and March, 6S6d March ana April oStui
April ana May. 6s7dI May and Juns. 6s7d Juns and
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

A DvERTTsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS The
~ Tribune received their Uptown once No. 1864
Broadway. between B6th and STth until o'clock
Advertisements received following Offices
regular office rates until O'Clock m. via; - sth
c coz 23d-st 153 0th-ave 12th-st.: s- East
I4th-sa: 25T West 42d-st between 9Th and sth
263 i20th-s 155S 3daye.. between 56th and IIth
LON 3d-avc.. 0lst-st-. lIOS lst-ave near
s9tt-st. 167 125th-st; 700 fremont GO Sd
&lsscker-sL
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

A DvDRTIsESiENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
~ Tribune received their Uptown once No. is84
broadway between s6th and 3Tth O'Clock d m
Advertisements The following branch Offices
ave. e. e cor 23d-st 1853 eth-ave I2th-st 90 Fas,
14th-st 25T West 42d-st. between 7th and sth avss
oes west 125th-B 1Sss sdave. between 10th ana nth
sts; lO2s sd-ave.. 61st-st.; L7cs ls-ave near
s9thst I5T East i25th-st; 75a Tremont-ave, ESQ Sd
ave. near 41st-s; 66a sd-avsi 2lO Bleseker-st; s2s
Bleecksr-at
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
NAVAL STORES

The market Tor spirits turpenne rather quiet but
steady the basis Of 62lao for machine-rnade barrels
The Southern markets were comparatively quiet IrIt
quite steady. The resin market was steady with re
price for good strained quoted at SS AZ
against So Sc yesterday Tar remained firm but ur,-
changed S5 20 for oil barrels. We quote: ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINB-Oh ana machine bits s2Q
TAR. 50 90
ROsIN- Common to good strained. So 55aSa 90, n
So 9O T. So 90; c. 81 O5; r. 81 is: SS 6OI x "a e0, HI
81 70 n. 81 50: " G. So 10; W W. S. 10 " W ~
STOCK ON HAND.
Itotln .1S 0g5 bba
HpirltB tuFpont!he- 12f0 bbs
Tar 8a4 bbs
London, July 2o.-TURPTNTTNE-Sp -Spirfts ga RI
RO5Iny-American strained, 6s 9d do fine l2s Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Foreclosure Sales.
:EME COURT, COUNTY oF

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-Elzur Hinsdals, Plaintiff AGAINST Columbus
Of a Judgment Of foreclosure sale duly made and
entered IN the aboveented action and bearing
in said Judgment named viii sell at public auction,
ths Exchange salssroom Nos "A and 10 Vessy Street.
the Borough OF Manhattan city or New YORK, on ths
21st day OF July 1900 at L o'clock that day,
Cd BY said Judgment sold and therein described as
lying being In the City OF New York bounded
and described followss Beginning az point
vs inches from the corner formed by the iniersection
tie southerly side Of Fittyfourth Street with
easteriy and parallel Fifty-fourth part
way through the centre OF party wall eighty
twenty feet running westerly ana parallel with
gifty-fourth Street and part of the through
centre OF party wan eighty to tis said
easterly OF Madison Avenue. and thence running
northeriy along said Madison Avenue twenty
place OF beginning premises win sold subject
county Of New York in I6er IO57 Of convsyances pas
So and 70 mortgages follows Mortgage
made Ida Preston Hays to The Manhattan Savings
Institution 70 payment Of sum OF Sixteen
Saees nase is9 Mortgages made b. ne said IDA preston
the payment Of the OF -Four thousand i've
dred dollars recorded In said Registers once Juns
Mortgage made by the Douglass 70 Ths
Manhattan Savings Institution, the payment
Registers ONCE June L 1892 in Section s
OF Mortgages, page 102 which three mortgages
thousand dollars o. the principal together
with Of interest
JAMES W. TREADWEILs
- RefsrsS
Attorney for PLAINTIFF. 1eO Broadway
Borough Of MsIhs'tsn,, s T., New York CITY
rs street number Is 523 Madison AvsnusI
81.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

sAe ool nlrkot Tor spot cotton closed quiet and 10
ponS lower basis Of 1io nld0ng upland and
1o io- nieoIe gSlfi sales $3.50 bales Southern SPOT
markets. were JsegraDhed follows: quiet
saAy al Lose; sales. sc bales NOTfc stea0y
changed 81 10seA sales %Ie bGesA baltimore nominal and
unchanged al l1cs Louis quiet. higher. 10c;
augusta steady ana unchanged lOssc; sales 342 bales;
sor--e quiet so higher. lO3sci sales 1OO bales
Al4sson quiet and unchanged AZ lOzc Estimated
Al Houston,
ees eea-LSI H0ol last week and 80 year. Gal
weston. b,OOO 70 5000 against 3S9 Last I02
4Asl year. AeFgOTleanE 10 2 600 against
@4so lsst &0O6 year.
Elsosp1s p0rLs points
kalea via tie Day lat Reek last year
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

approximate Of lien o. charge. TO
satsy which the property Ia 70 os sod
So eSSA with interest thereon The 9th day OF
June 1900 together with and allowance amounting
to S3O2S tosshsr with the expenses OF the sala The
approximate amount OF the taxes,
rates. other liens be allowed purchaser
81. s0364 and interest.
Dated New Yofk, 23tn DAY Of Juns 1905.
JAMES w TREADWE-IiI.
Rafsr
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

LackaWanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and ChrisrophaF So
A.. M--FOr Bingnamton and Elmira~
1000 A. M--For Buffalo. Chicago and St Lou1L
t1OUO A. M--For Syracuse. Oswsso. H4ehnel6 sogs&A
Il2. 10 p M--PUcono Mountain special
s1- 40 P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
81 90 P. A--FOr Scranton and Plymouth
s6-15 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
SS.45 M--FOr Buffalo. Syracuse. Fttcnnsid SprnEN
900 A AI.-For Chicago. Slespers open at $3.50 p. n
Tickets, 149 iiS3 1424 Broadway ". Sd3 Futoa
ST. Brooklyn. sDaily. Except Sunday. $Eun Fridays
and Saturdays only
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

ulsrk6ISs RtoCoiIee market weak NO
RIO $3.50 exchange l6 l5-16d receipts 6,0OO bagsi
ehpnenls the United States 1000 bags shipments
Europe 1000 bags: stock 10000 bags, santos-Cohes
uet quiet good Santos 1890; receipts. zOQ0
taFs; stock $4,000 bagS HGnburg-Cofee market
opeas = pig higher. ? net unchanged TO 2.
UfF higher. \ pig higher; sales, 1000
bags HsFrs-Conee market opened steady. 4 franc
higher; u advanced : franc; at unchanged
1rano higher; at 5:So unchangedI total sales,
*. baEE
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 2o.-FIoUR Arm wITEAT-sDrtnE
strong; No l Northern. 81 1871; winter No red. in
store 81 10 CORN stronger; No yellow. a2%o No 2
corn 61slc OATS strong; No white, 5Tc No mixed,
S4Ac RYE dulII No 1. track. Tsc. CANAL
FREIGHTS steady.
chicago July 20-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
RhLTIMnRE Z nHl0 RAILRnll

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave West Esd Street 10 earlier except mid
night train leaves la 2. N
IL. Liberty street 500 an Except Sun Buffet.
1000 a. Daily Diner.
1900 Daily Diner.
1900 pu- Daily. Buffet
Royal Limited" Dm Daily All Pullman.
Lv Liberty St 500 pm Daily Diner.
I2:15 night Daily. SieepsrS.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY no THE WEST
Leave New York City, West 23d Liberty st.
Chicago, PittsbuFg Sleeper. IL $50 Pm 1915 Mt
Chicago, Columbus, Diner. .11:50 1900 nm
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Limited. $3.50 pm 4:0O pm
"Pfttsburg Limited" Buffet. $3.50 700
Cincinnati. ST. Louis, Sleeper. IL $50 pm. 1875
Cincinnati, ST. Louis. Diner..... a
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Diner. pm SEQ m
Offices: 167, 26l, 4S4, 1900 Broadway, House,
i0S Greenwich St. 20 Union Square W..
N. Y.i S4S Fulton St. Brooklyn; 2Sd St and
erty St
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

A DVERTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Ths
"A Tribune received their Uptown Office No. 1854
Broadway between Ssth and s7th until O'Clock
Advertisements resolved the following
regulaT Office rates until o'clock M viz: 254 sth
g. 2Sd-s I53 6th-avs 12th-st.; 90 Eav
l4th-st 251 West 42d-st-. between eth and sth
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
Railroads.
PENNSYLVA

HNSYLV VANIA
LROkD.
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-thfrd ssrs-s and
,rrn. ,Dss6Tossss and coTtsndt Streets Cortland,
Streets minutes later than that given below ZOE
loss sA 4 N ST f%s2s 1afHzn , Cincinnati
'IO-5SAM THE PENSsYLvANIA 2s LrM1TEn-as
.15sPm cIafT1o% hours 70 chGago AND ST
S5Hso IoUis ExPREss Ttiss5''4' :.
S'' NJ TbG hour. PENSSEayAN1A ta SS1cayo SPECIAL
.aSPs .a.sS en- GHIGAqo LIMITED; E5ID2,;,c,,,,,,- p
's?ss IN WEsFRRS We FGRas EXP ENPREss' faseiNNA'' A
1928 E NJ CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI EXP
.WAsHINdToS AND The SOUTH
@:sa5 nsr..sS5s SS Iimtsd M AS. s45s
a M 1aa ias5 niss ts sS5Jsy co5eysssoaa SION Li1iedS
nsS' .1s AS m i'ae .ss sis.s ,s
AEiANT16 g. COAST ol:z L1Nr-.sss q m and sas p.
sEABoARD AIR L1NE--1s.as p m and 1a.1o a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-'a.ss ?. m
CHESAPEAKE g OHIO RAILwAT-7.ss a m
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7-Ss
Ai&NTIc cfTTsss So m N 'an and ass p n week
foKd ABAR5is' BRGNca RsBSS 81 Ss'aaK PhKk ocean
s fom as49y Psss @ M and rom sen
Streets only. 74O. s55, 1855 g. m (12-25 satur-
days only except Long Branehl t22s gas, SStpT,
enlyl. 226. a.55, S.25 (G2s except Long BSaneh2 2
(456 except Saturdays, except Long Branchl SOB
and ass D m weekdays Sundays SIS. s2s. 1855
q. and ass o.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
so5 T25. '755; s.aS $50 .s25 .9,55. .t1o55: '1oss
a2s '.25 'tSs 4'tAsS for North Phiadslphis lila sh.a
Philadelpha Only D m. i2.10 night wesk.dsys
sundays SOS. s5sS. s25. 1875. sS5 't1o.5S. .l9sS
for North PhiIadslpha oniy) sass s. S. 7.55. SaS
night
Dining Car fExtra-fars train.
Ticket Offices Nos 461, 1854 s6 and zs1 Broadway
1S2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue
(corner 29th ST.: Astor House, and stations
named above Brooklyn, 342 Fulton Street. $50 Full
ton street. $50 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex
Station; The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone ''54S Railroad
Cab Service.
W. W. ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Trafdc ManagsH
GEO. W BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21
lan coffee follows:


moderately active being estimated ABOUT
bales NeiIher fluctuations particularly ouao Du'
they Irregular and rapid enough 70 indicate cSn-
siderable nervousness II seemed that opposing lnl
eoes sufficiently promote hesitation with
regard fresh commitments on elher SIDE OF lhs
EccC--L
EaIes we're suggested by disappointing cables. good
less bglish average OF pfl'ale clSP
scc0uuts, increasing local slOk CON
reports Of willing sellers and the lndleret
Epo demand and idea that bull leacers Were ony
waiting slight ADVANCE to unload and take the short
the other hand, operations ior snort ecColL
restricted fresh purchases were not actually
by the fear that change Tor the worse IN
would the spot holders 70 ask sheF
prcss any in the number OF complaints
from the crop would make splnners more Wlllns
buyers bull leader 20 start an extensive
covering or that without any fIesa
of bulllsh character. the bull Leaders would
strong enough gradually absorb offerings and tuay
uD tuus causing
sharp at The expense Of the short interest
however the beaIfsn set OF ilel1ceS
appeared prevail the market opened at about the
beat prices Of the session.
Flrst prices were unchanged to points lower and
Curing morning showed net loss OF 2OQ
y pOnts Liquidation and bear pressure encouraged
by absence OF bull support Following this there
rally 10 within points of nights finals
covering early sellers and little bul support
and curing the market worked back and
9o-h between sb0f 1850 and 1890 for October. The
ciose steady & decline OF Sgl2 points
TIE o3 prices In the local market to-
g fOll0RBs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-21

Receipts OF brcadstus interior points in thousands
Iast three cpheTs VUO omitted, -four bblE grain
bushels. follows:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
RACE rs ON BE;TWE RANCE
IS o sAMERtc "a TO cATc u EAR
OF gTH e czAR:

Il SSBERLIN June he correspend1
enti the Publish hers Press Is able 10
state authoritat lively thai the French
government has Gins strueted the French
Ambassado dor at ST Petersburg tos sins
form the Russian government that
France IS willing To- act ass mod derator
between Russia and y Japan 70 bring
about a. cessat Ion sofi ihostilit les;
This commune ion was sent to the
French Embassy imne ediately after
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06


between the rails. he CINE which
struck the bugg was run BY a a. As
Richard dson: The engine was rim:
ming ackWard up the track at the rate,
ofsabout SIX miles an hour and draw:
ing a caboose The engineer didn't
see the l,hsgy in time 8toR giy q any
signal and without any warning he
dashed into the buggy, teas:ns It
loose from the horse after carrying
|it4up the trac some ten feet. Mr..
Lowe and the buggy were carried son
up the track about fifteen $osS twenty
feet, wien III. Lowe was thrown
from the buggy alig ghtingS on his face!
The wheels Of the tende erg and engine
passed over his srigh foot, a crushing
it.. Several bruises were recelyed,
his right arm and head being hurt
conside erably He was immed diately
picked up and taken to the y. and Q,
depot I'M this Scity, as stated Sat the
beginning 4 III He remained conscious
after the ccident, and talked 10 tie
men on the engine He ] cognlzed
This sons, Scott and Kari, when athey
met him at the depot and talked II
them after he reached the: hospital
The general shock was too severe
Il for a man of \ & Loves advanced
1 age, and pretty soon after his arrlya
lat the hospital he egang sinking yer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
WEN. M.ENl,T E! !, B s > ON Y q
lave .lS E: z 3 4 q y uslN IS u !: q g cELEBRA
\ Il ON ERE ON N / 4: An \. DE-! q.
sslIE,9 8 EN- Den cEss DAY. 3 ;Ss2

Ut is the intention to make the
Fourth Of July celebrat lion this year
iii Fairmont d memorable occasion,
and With this end I'm lew d number
of prominent mercha ants are sollcits
ing funds to defray all xpenses of
the elebratlon. They report fatter.;
ing success, and feel yery much en-
scouraged; y and predict successful
culminatio ion Of their efforts.
\ They have the right idea to make
the occaslon an ideal on. .sas they ex:3
pect to secure funds enough ito make
all the esamnse entss and everything
pertaining to the celebration sabsos
lutelys free: ;:ss Il 38:s
lille as Il vet no permanent com:
mittees have been sapp pointed the pro:
|jectors; essrs. y p Anderson,
George $Mansba eli, ! s. b seman, Clyde
s. 81 Holts and other merchants have
been Work king on the arrange gements
Isfor several days and have utlined ID
numbe Of amusemen entss which they
will make public Thursda evening
when a citizens 'Smee citing Will be held
Tat the Court. house, to which all who
are Interested are cordially Invited
4 AtS this meeting all of the commit
il,tees will be sele cted. Il,
!, IT. has been a, long time since Fair
\ mont has had $af Fourth Of July cele
bratlon worthy q the name, but from
4 1.-THE interest that is already being dis
4 played, i 1T IS safe to assume that thu
one now In antlcipat Ion will be a sue
Il cess I'M every partic icular 3:
While nothing definite has vet beer
A decided upon for the tainmen
! slof the large number Of visitors tina
lI@ilI be attracted we are infortne,
THAT IN the forenoon All sof tie doin,
Twill take place I'M The city, and HI th,
Eafternoo oon the Fair Grounds have beei
] tselectsd: and here amusements o. a
I kinds viii be Found with which to el
s sttertain the crowd
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
Who Died To-day From juriesS Received @At|
Watson Crossing This M orning g.S

lEsS3'
pired at home SURF rounde ed by loved
onesSa would have been; so fitting for
d man of his honorable ble career but
when We think Of his being taken in
30 syiol lent d name It adds sadness
ito grief and makes the loss seem
more eplorable SIS sS
This communlty was shoe cked! Sat
about nine D clock this morning by
the distressing news that ;Mr:. Lowe
had lie en- struck BY a train at the
Watson crossing A message reach
Ell Ills son; Prose ecutingg Attorney;
Scott g Lowe, who was at the Court.
house Just read 4 Ito gbeg gin the worls Il,
isofs the I day on the { JAG kson murder
trial He and his brother Karl,
at once went to the ! 3. and %: depot
To which place their father was ';als;
brought on the ngine by which he lle'
was Silled. he was edlatelyi
taken tos Cook 81 Hos spital,s where he
died Just as the clock was stril liking
eleven. & Il y sl
Several speo oples ssa We the N accident,
and all tell ssu ubstanti ally the same
story concernin the sad occurrence
Nj. Love was on his way to 4 Fair
mont from his Sconnt Try home near Ell
dora. Just as he emefge from
theSbrld dgeSat the Watsons station and
started across the rail ilroad track, ht
evidently heard the en- gIne apptoach
ms which q moment later ersstrucksh shis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-06-06
FRANCE Wants TO Be Mediator

the Russian naval defeat Russia has
given no reply as yet, because THO
Gar IS undecided on the subtect 81
whether the warSis to be continued or
MOI. H
France IS particularly anxious tlti.its
The offer shall be accepted, az she dc.
|slres - play eSpart of mediator aud
intends TO prevent the United States
from beating her and securing credit
Efor ending the war European dlplo5
Ematists are watc ching with interest The
race between France and America 70
Ebesthe first With their offers Of media:
Etfon and to secure the recognition "
ithe Car ''l