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New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IRr r.ltrranh 70 The rribnn..l

lby Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
e~esso. Nov. ls-Wheat made more OF an ad-
,rI I0s to-oay than on any one session IN a month,
-. oaa as the position of the bears was here tho
- % hat persuasion in Minneapolis were in
- "Nse condition The net advance here for
o,t.y sy vas from ii.c 20 lac. but at Minneapolis.
=, 70 the comparative lightness Of offerings on
So, - market, the shorts had to paw 2sso 70
g. themselves with the advance. Corn, after
49, 'ack"stdness. became firm and closed 70
So oats rose &c 20 Ssc. and provisions after
90 ~A opening became strong and closed at sub-
. before 'e nnai prices OF the day
,s.- 'e. was firm at the opening. and the char
q. " ue trade indicated many buvfng orders ,n
eo,,s'.i' OF brokers. There was plenty Of local
tbys,. 70 an advance, but the Chicago bull con-
N.-,sI' N,n' reinforced by its brethren at the two
for 80 stern centres, proved more than match
t,as Vploslcon. and tie price Of wheat worked
urely a'o' Ihe strength was attributed en-
narl.,s 0e eihallness OF receipts at tho primary
rs 80 Al and near the close the price was a,
70 IL -H tAe day, December leaving of at 71o
Gsy o,.,.s fz7sc 10 7ZSc the day before. and
Cor, 80 al 1e'sc' compared with 77ssc yesterdav
r.o,- - mao sluggish tone the trade no, h.,-tr,.
err,,1 Hofn the bearish influence or IN. vo,,-
enoes = ''porI The market near the end exns-s
ishbs,. elect after long Indifference 90 The b,,u
bette ~ wheat and the price at the close was ",
tine ~. - was yesterday at the correspondents
o.,. IOer closed al 4sb4c; May. <sXo.
trrprs,'" ere hTHl. without animation pssso,. g.
ton ss.,." In the nature Of the general ss,us.
rsrkst sos py the ginning strength of the vhss,
-any oor... &c not from any nsw featur. thar $50
hatlsc cnso ir,a . the cereal in question. Life Wa,
fet the ips',, ehe trading near the end, when corr
ns clos. bo,s OF the big advance in wheat. A,
nSe - n December end Nav os.. IT,. a.
% tAo 'Asy' S1zo 70 gs'no; Deesmh.r 49, :
stnnsry No. gre strong On buying bv the ns o,,sr.
Mra isBnsso oio from "a a up 10 s14 sz1s. on r.
s1a .sra-y lard sold at IS g7. 10 q a. ~, - -
SsNa nbs opsnsd At 81 Ega ID 20 a CO.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. Nov. 1S.-CATTT.E-Rsceipts. about II 90
head market slow and dun. common g gr.n: steer.
Sc 0Gs4 50 calves S39S7 So stocksrs and tsedss $50
boca - nTiT SAsx Ss soSsse AZ rsd,rm 20 soo5
heavy So l09se 20 butchers weights S6 25$6 s good
10 choice mixed so 1OqS6 90 packing IS eodS6 eoi pigs
So 4eGse 10 sHEEP-Fssceipts about 25 600 head mar
ket 10c ower sheep S5 259S5 70; ysarrsA - 20
SS6 40; lambs So 509s7 rs.
Cincnnsu Nov. 1s-AoGs active; outehsrs IT, snd ship
fair 70 good shippers. "a G0GN <o common. sSgS2 20
81
East Bu1alo. Nov. 3--CATTLE-Receipts. 200 heed:
active and steady strong: prtrn Users - 500
so rs shipping. s. 1898 80; outonsrs - soaso 50
100 head; market active and stsscy a.
81 5Oass so HOGSLReceipts 1880 head market active
and S1oo lower: mixed. 50 4Sfs5 5o Yorsers
So 40se 4 pigs So 5ORS6 ee rouEhs 81 oo9so W derss
"a 25Gs0 20. SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts 800 bead:
market active steadyi lambs 1o13c nshsr AZ to
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New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York N0vember 70, 1905.
IS Se9 head. inclut-
"a car, oonsiEned dirbct to slaugheres aud the bal
ans. Tor the market No trading today tssinx steady
rocSsrats run expected for Wednesday Dressed
sas, eontinuss slow ., ohcske 70 FOR common q?
ss rativs sidss; sales OF choice and beef
pt ionioae TsIas beef dull and unchanged at 6oIo
Enoes @ t} selling at I2glsAc Per 10 dressed weight
g-rator beef loglosc Shipments this port
ox the Tsutonio TO Liverpool will about.
quarters OF oset eN'uso ose"een ths swirS anu
NorT,. beef companies
dALyEs-Rscsipts were loa head. Including IT nssd
,,s tSs market making with the stale stock. id %
soI. Very ltts trading but feeling steady. A few
ehSico offered City sr..'.a s,, ysas un'sanxsd At
Vsa.,~R.rns Commission co "a Indiana cslvss IT'S
y, sveraxs at So per 100 70; do. 100 n az td-
10 styEsF5I, AND I.AMBS-Receipts 104i
head all fer the market, msxaS with the s'osS o.r
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

CoTToN-The cotton market was again fairly active,
sales day being estimated 100000 bales Prices
were generally firm. and at one time we're about 81
points low level The close was
STEADY al net advance 10 points. the market
having reacted slightly in the late trading The opening
sponse to rather disappointing cables but the weather
map indicated heavy killing frosts far south as
Jacksonville There reports OF rner interior hold
ers. spot people buying the months. and
selling a Of II IA points
she advanced covering OF shorts and bull sup
The high reached In the middle OF the
afternoon. when January sold at SIC and March az
loc, about II u points higher Toward the
close realizing, and prices sold
off points the active months but New Or
leans rIner local closed. southern
spot markets officially reported were unchanged to e
higher received during the day reported
growing buy spots in the South and local
bulls South having marketed large block
crop position hold for higher prices
Perhaps OF The factors AZ the moment Is the
pectstion there Will be revision of tbs differences
betwes2 grades applied to deliveries on local con
tracts Of Is that low grade cotton
be placed q discount than present,
which naturally local contract to
e parity with the quotations for mddns cotton
in the South.
OF contract prices In the local market 10
f0lloNa:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Nov 1s-The wool mariee is rrIn and active
Trho Individual territory being made
rom 100 600 600 pounds and most houses have
There is steady call for staple
Oregon continued larSs movement in tsrri
tor vools OF quarter blood Most interest
"a shown IN pulled Foreign grades arm Lad
ing domestic quotations follow Ohio and PennsyvaniA
ars above SO y 3S4o: Y, S1132ci No l. s0G4tc:
SSaSsa rns unsashed 25g26c; understandable $4,000;
halr blood unwashed. SSG33sc; thrssoghths blood.
washed S4fsise: quarter blood unwasaed SscSSo de-
iafna 8sm485c: telains. unvasheI $1,000
WicSiran~pfns unwashst 24G25c; half blood unwashsd
S2fa3c three-eghths blood. unwasre s3S4c: quarts-
MOOD ed SIG6ec: dslaine unwashed. 2H9Sc.
Ksntuckv Indiana MISUNDERSTANDING thread shths
hIoot aaf8Sc combing quarter blood. Solp31c raxAs
Cscoursd 6a.lsl-Fine. l2 months 72gIss nns. 20 9
months, 66cJTo ina taS elsar Caitfornia
Afseac niddis county ssdoSo Southern, 2easo; AN
bSdsTc- (scoursd basss(-Eastsruu - II
Staple, foTcc. Eastern No l. clothing Tfssci valley
No 4 60Ta2o Territory staple (scoursd hastsl-yYna
TcgTeo nns. meaiun ssGl9H; medium es@sac. r~rri-
tory ordinary (scoNreo osgosc cns
loo spring (scouret-X. essToc: No T. 54S85c Puilsd
vools lscoursd basls)-ESxtra 69oTlo: ana a s1nnnI
sapsrA e7osos 2 s1oAsA toocSA
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov 1a-C1osng: wHEAT-spoe steadyi
No red western winter IS II sd; futures quiet Deoem
her as 97xdf March 5tst; May. Go k>sd CORN-Spos
steady American mixed. sAd; futures quiet pscer-
cOsstp hrm 8 I5s9s5 FLoUR-st Louis fancy . VIZ,
BEEF-Extra India nrm at I0s PoRK-prtns
mess, Western. quiet at SIS %. CUrMEATS-Hsiis;
short cue "a 10 fS To- SOS 90; Cumberland
cut 20 10 so 70 firm SIS; short ros rs 2. 10 srm
Al bes; bses 10 10 quiet 5ss; long clear
rniddes light, % to "a ~ quiet at SIS ed; 90 heavy
quiet a, Ga: shoulders square. IL TO 13 10 arm at
s9s 50. IARD-Prims Western. in derces steady at
ass ga. American refined pals. steady as 81.
CHFsFSF-Csnadia finest white steady at s2s DO col
or.S ady TAILOW-Prlms city strong 2ss.
TTJRPENTINE- strong 49s 90. LINSEED OIL
strong AZ 23s ga BUTTEREInest United steady
at p5s; goof 90, steady SOD PETROLEUM steady at
6Ad ROSIN common hrTn at los Tad.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

CHICKENS. spring. phnsdelphia bron.r, dry picked
n a. an 1sg DO Psst6F 6 o o'hs5 a as
i521S' iS do DC osr # DRY Rs % oS s's and f'afg
iidf Gsr ao o dgbaqn and do s5ntP
1o11 ToW BhilodsPss % dry pG SS oPf per
g. Ss4 s Ws:.Sn 9 a4s %SeEa o sa s2adS sad 6
sGsc; GEEsn spEins; Eastern i3de2oo 3rtKs spring.
sasss m % mixed s. 5@sa DO dark 80 dc eas
ss ss sessssp4 asaio os o sh T:a6 a
H55 rabbs %oTing out steady The for
M eos, afeT NOveFSsT q Tss6 a KILLED game
S5.d' ". QaSsss sossG' eUA o1a prne dozen
wS2iSfss TaTtidss sa u.s. sSIPE Ensss per dezsn $40
sa,sn @ g :44 SsGSS 5S do sTass sass 50; DO fes
a g Wiz s Pc Sc ao Sachssd 5si 1a do a1d
81 cos M blaeinE teal 5f 55csi I To- DO srss@xns
sa so coSnSn sSassG sSetoe s. zBBT
sSe rS5fs ySsd.eS a.e2 1a 6ss9 per 10
PoTAToEs AND vEGrABM1Gasss1 81 ass r,1 for tn'
@ 5sss and 800 boxes potatoes a2
and s, 100 0ag r.e 99i2Ra poa0.s selling
unless Brussels sprouts largely 2S0T r
Gs.: i5s less dssg Rl:@5y da S5f Iass
st sfnSy we'll Os1 s9sssned RS5 prices ana
sns spes. Sssns & RiE Squash weak
sht supply and Nc sh9s 8Ss,s sell po Maine.
5os 3. a 10 baa hRs Ps4 Isl'1s $50 n n s 81 & g.: 40
4'Gsi S Dc Jersey per SNi bS Sr oss Is,i Il s s.
ETs.sh per Ds5roS dose ssoas 81 RR s2Ss
sEs sPRoTTs t& per quart 4'i2e BETS nsar1E per per
ss Ss sRR6T 5G do washed SS psr 66i 81 2ssI
Es!'s paa'9 los s'ts g JSs Rs,
s. s CUcUMBERs Florida per basket s2SS2 So 60
PoWERs long Ysiand short cut per s2as5 Do
long sigS2 DO ba't. s,s1 50; CEL. y.
sas aassn a3s s3ss.
% EscaRo1 75os1: ENDIvE ssEIaa per T2o,3s n t59
psf pss se1 s2sa 80 HeRsERpIs S
Sorisa & 5AL pen 5.-k. 81 1888 90 NoTfos
S q aaarSS DO 's' sss 81 sass :s s. g. s''ss % ~
k6oss kA BANs sss C.. % 5 per 40 nat tam boz % 90
Whit. scks per Isl s2s: DO ssiSs, g .. SO 70
q se f.d @s csl?sSiS' SSass saf s:!s:
sessl 2s5 ss ana We g
ysSw bag sas 81 %; DO red m siSs SKR5 a
Tiorida per csTrisr s. 5oss 5ei PEAS Eofita per
asA sa So. 'fss' S. e Ei5gne s ss2 Br dS
S f Ss-F9s p.r Ps5 s NS e s ra a s per
PARsLEY loo sunqh.s 7'essl: RAD1saEs 5D Scs-
30 So 81 sanss.: S: s sss. q 5o
% sIorss s. 50 Isas. sas g. s2ss
sass s % gsns s ,sfss sSs'1 5 %
.s5; S0ss sFIAGs ,Iss >;
Ss 'sss5 8 s;sS
SGGsl s. Jersey and Long I.asS ssss .saHsya RI
CRrsS per 100 punches. S1GSl rs.
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-Recept or prospscsiys sup.
al 10 1. rather but thsre orders for t. ana
the price holds Useful under grades srs quoted nr1
With rnyor shown lots. We quote: Prime
large bales per loo 70 81 ocRsi 10: No sT,sGsl. No
ssrysn: No g. T2taGTTfsc; shipping. eonS5ci clover
naked Togs5o; clover. clean eo5SSe sTRAw-Fairiy
.aiabI. hut prices quoted full 6oS55o for long
Receipts OF hay straw in reported at tho Produce
E5shaRss Ts Rsrssa at nOSa Sao %
VsTI.y RaiIrosd no. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 10;
a We.tern 2O Central OF Jersey Toi river
s. 40. totai 500 Receipts OF straw $50 tons
To.do Nov Is.-CIovBKsEEp.cs.h and November,
December. Ss oo' NaIcn' y" w. AAsiSlhhs " 10
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

Ths local spot cotton quiet. with prices
10 ebo for mSdng CUR sales 500 bales Southern spot
un5sh e5s a o & E Ss qS o hsRe
Savannah steady 80 higher si6c saes, 1854 bales
Augusta firm. unchanged 1oc: sales, Sol bales; ST
isSns Hs & rna aaehsneed at G sales $500 bales
higher at IOzSc sales 26Ss Bales Esnatd receipts at
baes asSinst iSlos ae week and o74i iss 70 yeaF at
1889 ss ss9 to o ana Bse a. Ss% zns .s5. Se @ @
2o5oO bales against e.l5l last week and s.b4s last
Cotton Exchange special ysEso2& 3 & ::bg Spot Soon
5$s SSs
S8a,' ?szf o'i Ss aS eS:sssi
F.25%d; February, March. 0:2ed March-April. 62sad
Jdiy-Aus1st $3.50: Augtst-septeTber, 6s8d. Manches
FLOUR AND afnAL-F1our quiet again to-day.
s ii ress %sre sesd and ancsnsed Rye osT
whs wiat Re trssh sd o pis sgss s.
sRa s2as Nd s5'3 we ss ac9ss y HEAT ao
s2;sf ess Z ssslss
sag,sa eHn sE1so zsss e. and gsss s.
s.g aSgs p spring s 5o ssndard iddHs S2 ear
S2 n 81 SO sd bui fS s. 5dSRs
s2o 5 red dGE s2s 5o hominy chop 81 90 bulk s2S 10
%a5ks. for 25,.C ghsa s2.r at,s; tsS
fairly active combination of bpllish factors that
TeateT a sdSsnc. tha a6tuay Occurred At the
tnai,y W Hrn on that basis The prevailing sentiment
Teheoisd faint hearted attitude on the part Of the
The cables generally better than expected Min,
&c and and reeSSEnting good GemSne d for al
kinds of r:poGsd O IN in
South Dskots ana Iowa rePo1tedn e@n stocks Of o1s
points year ago RmGTs had Iscsns II shst RsFs
moderate: blizzard in the Northwsst was reported %
local traders We're short Of The market. reduced
I sIlth 10 an
@ 10. P8erease i the worlds visible supply Of wheat
reported by 'fBrsdstreets" and general speculation
lie interest wa. reported Local talk generally
sSs6o bush The cash MARKET closed firm with No
red quoted at 500 esSator ,s ana 80 s5 hard @ner
77s.c. Buffalo The foreign whe9t I. markets
Paris steady lower e Z nisasT LTsTPqo Hn-
changed to ,s.rndal = closed Has. lower corn
Tfr T6.r. a ma. poor start for corn
SHt sos @ ise face Of beef hat country
Rs ent ooss Tssd BY prsdIq,ons OF
with ssns . Of ne. 1P9rs poe hf Por
took II loads Of eorns at New York and at out
corn Closed s.G'fs S elevator 5a
white and 20 yeS~ s of oa3, aa9as a 2n.5
footing q ymPShg uo. wh m,es Ne ssysni6 ss
so t. n sso natural white 50 ss n
nd clipped white 50 wst.9n to 90 o 7S New YORK
as' sists ana s' 5srssy sS az ass deXsrsd Sew X@k
sAhHTnfSi ss sssa aa ;;fgsh s 1s
NEW YORK PRICES.
.:.ss:; %;s ?s:G H;s, Isl :2;, E,
Corn;
R:;;as.' Rs:s;:9s e; : 80. -. ;;s isss FL ii
5 : s..Ss =
s;s is;ss ssS.i. sis.ss' Ssss s.ss sasS
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
John r. Bartlett

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Offer. a first class investment, safe and
profitable, In the securities Of the Rsads-Duane
Cold Storage Company.
Apply or write for partic cuIars.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
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Financial Meetings.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. fs5 Broadway.
New York, October sth, 1904
The annual meeting OF the sharsshoders OF the Man
haitian Railway Company will be held at ths Companys
Office, No. 1875 Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New
York City. Wednesday November 1tth at II o'clock
Board Of Directors for the ensuing ysar is 20 be
elected and three Inspectors of Election.
The transfer books will be closed Saturday, Octo-
Der 18th at II O'Clock noon. and will be reopensd on
Thursday November 18th. at 10 o'clock A NJ.
GEORGE ]. GOULD. Prea.dsnt
d. W MWILL1AMS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14
Financial.
FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION.

Susquehanna Products Company S750O0O Seven O
Cent Cumulative Preferred Stock value of shares SIS
10000 haresf for subscription a SIS each.
bonus of of Common Stock will be
~ shares of Stock subs paid
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

Corn;
December ....- elt ozE
January 80 saH
May .........boA teb oV~ eVS ov71
LEATHER va. ar1n ana quite active. Hemiock acid
light nrt selection lscI hight seconds 27g2sc middle
seconds 7358o: heavy seconds, z72sc; slaughter
oads so<1sic; light seconds 2sc middle thirds 26c
sy e' a:4 iaa sssi. Ssss s.ess saas
New-York tribune., 1906-11-14

Wheat. Open. High. Low. Close day
May -. SIS II-Is 50 HE 81 Lille sas-ls
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08
ANOTHER EFFORT
To END STRIKE
Of SW|TCHMEN

New Haven, Conn, Aug. 6.--Unless
the strike OF the $50 railroad switch
men OF the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. which went into ef-
feet yesterday, is brought TO a speedy
ending. the loss to the company will
be very heavy, as already there are
several hundred cars I'm the various
yards. many OF which contain perish
able goods.
II is said that the railroad company
has made an effort to bring men to
town TO take the places OF the strikers.
and few places have been filled.
There is a chance that the situation
will be cleared up later In the day.
as II Is said that the committee of the
strikers will have another conference
with General Manager Higgins. A
statement was presented TO the general
manager yesterday by n committee OF
the men. but no answer was received.
Another attempt will be made today.
Should this attempt fail the matter OF
a settlement will probably he taken up
with President Mellen. The chief griev-
ance OF the men. ~ Is said. is the severe
policy that Yardmaster Blackalki has
adopted in regard 10 the treatment OF
his employees.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08

Is there Braytonian machine plot to
steal the name. "the Lincoln Party and
use IL TO the exclusion OF the Goddard
Independent organization, which has al
Ready adopted IL?
The hurriedly called meeting OF the Pio-
neer Republican club and the action IL
took yesterday at the instance OF that
eminent statesman, Samuel Ward King
Allen. have raised a not unnatural suspi-
cion I'm the minds OF Democrats and Re-
publicans alike familiar with tactics re-
sorted TO by the Republican machine
men: and they are asking whether there
is not some ulterior motive back of the
clubs action yesterday.
The belief has been expressed that pol
iticians acting in the name OF the CLUB
contemplate the nomination Of machine
Republican state and assembly tickets
under the name OF the Lincoln party in
this city and engineering a statewide
movement TO the same end. the filing Of
such nominations before Oct. 3. when the
Democratic state and congressional con-
ventions are held. and then relying upon
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08
YOUNG GIRL ARRAIGNED
ON 4 SERIOUS CHARGE

Angela Hall. a young girl, was ar
raigned in the juvenile court this morn
ing on the charge Of stealing 81 from J.
Samuels and brothers
Capt Cannon told the court that the
girl was employed at the outlet store,
and by manipulating sale checks. had
taken considerable money. and also that
the girl at first told him that for several
months she had taken 81 or 81 a day and
from 81 10 81 a day on Saturdays, but af-
terwards denied taking so much money
He said that the mother told him that
the girl at present. because OF her age,
has an affected mind
Judge Lee said he thought the girl
should be punished, but I'm view OF the
statement OF the mother. he would con-
tinue the case till Friday. for sentence
that the case might be further INQUIRED
into.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08
TESTIFIED ESTEEM FOR
CONSUL JAMES D. KING

The members OF Benedict camp.
Modern Woodmen of America, gave
Consul James D. King a pleasing sur
prise last evening in their hall at 701
Cranston street, when they presented
him with a cut glass punch bowl and
classes.
ON the evening OF July 10. the mem
bers OF Benedict camp were entertained
by Consul King at his home in Philips
dale, IL being his 3lst birthday.
The presentation speech last even
ing was made by DR.. j. S. +. Henry
Mr.. King was overcome by the enjoy
able surprise, and responded briefly,
thanking them for their kindness in
remembering him.
Mr. King then invited them 10 remain
until he should get some real good
punch, that they might be the first
TO christen the bowl.
Consul King is held in high esteem
by his brother members.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08
TROUBLES OF THE CAFFERIS
AIRED AGAIN IN COURT TODAY

Judge Mumford In the superior court
today further heard the respondents pc
tition i'm the case OF Restltuta Cafferi VS.
Antonio Carferi that the executions run
ming against his body be annulled Mr..
Caneri was ordered sometime ago to pay
him, 50 a week. According 10 one witness
Mr.. Cafferi declared he would sooner go
TO jail than pay.
Today Mr.. Cafferi swore he paid s. a
week for board. and dollar a week for
having his washing done. a lawyer who
was formerly counsel for Mrs Cafferi
testified today that Cafferi swore II cost
him n dollar week 10 support himself
The hearing was a long one and was not
finished until late hour this afternoon.
John G. Quinn and James A. Williams
were the lawyers I'm the case.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08

No effort was spared by the New
York Yacht club TO make the initial
kings cup race today a success, and to
fulfl the desires OF King Edward VII for
continuance of interest on this side OF
the water in the racing of large yachts.
Many OF the fastest boats I'm the club
outside the sO-foot sloops. were on the
list this morning. as well as the schooner
Amorita OF the Boston Yacht club. max
ing an entry OF six schooners ana ii
yawls and sloops for the event.
Under the conditions the cup Will for-
ever be held by the New York Nacnt
club, To be sailed for annually; and each
Yacht winning IL will have her name ana
that of her owner inscribed upon II. whlle
in addition the winner Will receive
medal or other trophy.
The yachts are limited TO those above
30 feet water-line for sloops and go feet
FOR schooners. and no time limit is set
The conditions this morning were not
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-08

The mixed choir. under the leadership
OF Prof McCabe, furnished the regular
musical program
The sermon was delivered by Rev.
FIR Walter Stanley OF Danbury. Conn.
who took for his text the love of JUS
tice and the hate OF iniquity. He urged
that the evil OF the present day is in
temperance, which has caused the
downfall OF empires and the ruin Of
nations. IL is, he said. generally de-
veloped from luxury and the law Is
known 10 those who indulge the habit.
The preacher also said that the vice Is
too common among women. upon whom
the virtue OF the nation depends. IL has
become too faShionahle. and the result
can be naught but ruin. THE best way
OF helping others is 60 live rightly our
selves: and since we are men and wo-
men. We must discard the characteristics
OF children, and practice the virtue OF
total abstinence for the benefit OF our
fellow
In conclusion the preacher said that
the practical influence OF the Catholic To-
tai Abstinence Union on society should
be felt throughout the world
After the mass the male delegates, led
by the American band. marched to In
fantry. hall. while the ladies followed in
The session was opened by Bishop
Canavan OF Pittsburg with prayer for the
assistance OF God in making the conven-
tion success. The president then intro
duced Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins. who de-
livered an address OF welcome to the dele
gates.
He praised the purposes OF the union
and said it's work can have It's effect
In every corner OF the globe. as its pur-
pose is the uplifting OF the moral law
and the betterment OF the world.
In introducing Gov. Utter the Bishop
dwelt forciby on the fact that the gov
ernor though not one OF their faith was
heartily in accord with their principles
Gov Utter, after facetiously comment
ing on the inclement weather. expressed
himself as highly pleased 10 welcome this
body 10 Rhode Island. The man who
abuses HIS body and mind becomes a drag
on the state; and the taxes and revenue
OF the state could be put 20 much better
use II IL were not for intemperance.
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Democrats hub about holding the eight
hour day over the heads OF the labor men
are nothing but a tempest In a teapot
IT'S all very amusing. don't you
know, when really the campaign won't
open fog weeks vet; but IL doesn't worry
as just a little bit.
We've dealt with these labor leaders
before. We've heard all their hot air
from time immemorial, and know just
what estimate 10 put on them. We've
got them on the list alphabetically, with
their pedigrees and prices.
They enjoy setting up a big howl 10
tickle their own ears. and OF course II
gives the News-Denocrat something 10
talk about I'm these dun days. but when
II comes 10 delivering the goods we've
called the turn many time and oft, and
we know how 10 do II again.
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