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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
ALICE HAS A RING

Washington, d. G., Jan. 12-Un-
til now Miss Alice Roosevelt seemed
determined not to take the public
into her confidence regarding her en-
gagement ring, always wearing
gloves at dinner parties, when she
wore ne rings. Now she has dis
carded from the third finger Of her
left hand all but her engagement
ring. 1t is row of large and per-
fectly cut stones, set close together
and reaching across the finger. The
gorgeous diamond necklace Miss
Alice wore New Years Day is a gift
from her father.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
WALDO CONCERT

The concert to be rendered at the
Waldo Sunday evening, Jan. IA. by
Wells orchestra, under the direction
of Herr Direktor Emil Walters, is
as follows:
/. March-Queen of Youth
.................. Gardner
?. Roses from the Floral Suite
..-.............. Bendix
3. Overture, Poet and Peasant.
................ Suppe
4. Excerpts from "Paryenus"
:. n. W. Ware arr. f. Walters
(a) "Etiquettee
(b) Conversation Song
(c) "Persevere" (by request)
5. Medley, swine, Wine, Wine.
....... Hirsckorn and Selig
Is. lntermezzo, Priscilla. Henry
q. Overture, "From Dawn to Twi-
light" ........... Bennett
g. Cuban Dance, ''The Merango'
........... johnson
.. Selection, "His Highness the
Bey' .......... Howard
10. March, Southern Melodies.
IL. Czardas, .'Chalpessa'' Zaruba
Attornn,- ucn MI. - Ih;l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
BUILDING

Arrangements have been compiet-
ed for Architect f. ]. Wood to be-
gin Monday the plans for the pro-
posed Catholic school for BOYS, to be
erected here. and the erection of the
building will begin in a few weeks
at most.
The building win be on the CATH
olic property opposite the Catholic
church. 1t will be 20 by 80 feet in
dimensions, and two stories high
with basement. A large auditor
ium viii be on the second floor. The
cost of the building wiz be at least
100000, the funds have all been pro-
vided for, and nothing remains now
except the construction. The struc-
ture will be brick and the design will
be modern. 1t is expected to be one
of the handsomest school buildings
in the state.
The intention is to have it COM
pleted by the middle of August in
time for the fall term to begin the
first of September. A large patron
age is anticipated and the school i
calculated to be a very useful insti-
tuition in this community and the
surrounding section Of country.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
EUCHRE PARTY
LARGELY ATTENDED

The euchre party given by the
Ancient Order Of Hibernians ii
Centennial hall Friday night was
very largely attended and was tile
most enjoyable social event of the
kind that has taken place in several
months.
The lady's prize was won by Mrs
John Kearns and Captain Hugh Cal
lahan carried off the gentleman's
prize.
lee cream, cake and coffee were
served. The serving Of the coffee
was under the direction of F. D.
Wallis of the coffee store in the Wal
do building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
REFEREE BUTCHER
HOLDS COURT

Referee B. L. Butcher, of Fair
mont, held bankruptcy court here
Saturday in the cases Of Rev. ]. H.
Watson, colored, and wife. The
petitioners asked that the order for
adjudication be set aside and the
petitions withdrawn and to allow
heir affairs to be adjusted in the
circuit court, where they are now
pending. The referee made no or
Ter except to adjourn the court 10
January %, when the first meeting
Of the creditors will be held.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
SUICIDE CAUSES
MORE To ASSIGN

BY Associated Press.
Cleveland, o., Jan. 1S-Panons,
Snyder & Company, stock and
grain brokers, with offices in the Hol-
lenden hotel, made an assignment
today to J. \. Smith. attorney.
They arc members - the Cleve-
land Stodk Exchange and Consolid-
ated Exchange of New York. 1t
is stated they did much business for
Leland W. Prior, who committed
suicide last Tuesday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
MISSES lyon
NICELY ENTERTAIN

Misses Jessie and Beulah Lyon
very delightfully."- and pleasantly en-
tertained a few friends at the home
81 their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. And
rev Lyon, on Mulberry street, Fri
day evening. An interesting musi-
cal program was observed and the
quests were served with elegant re-
freshments, in the most hospitable
manner by the hostesses. Those
present were Miss Bessie Ogden.
Miss Grace Bradford, Prof. Phillips,
Mr.. Arthur Cummings, Mr.. O. NJ.
leager and DR.. Harvey V. Warner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
Sinse' Appointed

Guy r. Sinsel. Of the Traders ho-
tel, received notice Saturday morn
ing Of his appointment as first lieu
tenant on the staff Of Major Cump-
ton Of the brigade Of the Uniform
Rank Of Pythians in this section of
the state. The appointment is con-
sidered quite an honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
Coal Cars Bought

The Lukens Coal Company whose
operation is near Mt. Clare, is pre-
pairing for a greater output and with
this in view has purchased 200 drop
bottom coal cars Of the Pittsburg,
Shawnut & Northern railroad. They
are now on the way to the mine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
MISSIONARY SERVICE
FOR CHILDREN SUNDAY

There will be a special missionary
service at Christ Episcopal church
tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
This service is intended for all Of the
children and their friends, and they
are al invited to be present,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
SUPPER SUCCESSFUL

The oyster supper last evening at
the residence of Mr.. Writ Lewis was
highly successful in every respect.
An unusually large number of ladies
and gentlemen attended during the
hours of 6 until 10 p. m. Quite a
neat sum was realized and the same
viii be used for the benefit Of the
Episcopal church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
MOCK TRIAL 20
DATE SELECTED

The mock trial under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation will be held in the court
house next Thursday night. Tickets
ire on sale at the association rooms
at 25 cents each. A large attend
anee is expected and the occasion is
to be one of much amusement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
Home From Hospital

Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Stone re-
turned last night from Baltimore,
where Mrs. Stone underwent treat
ment for ear trouble and was in the
City hospital there over two weeks.
The operation vas successful and
she has fully recovered.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
BAPTIST BOARD
WILL MEET HERE

The board of managers Of the
West Virginia Baptist Educational
Society and the Baptist State Mis-
sion board, or the executive commit
tee of the General association, will
hold meetings in the Baptist church
here next Wednesday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
GASSlES CREDITORS
TO GET SOMETHING
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Cincinnati, o. Jan. 13-Nathan
Loeser, of Cleveland, trustee in
bankruptcy for Cassie L. Chadwick,
haS asked the United States Court
a&Appeals here for a review Of the
fuptcy proceedings in her case
order to give all her creditors an
: opportunity to realize on their
claims.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
SMALL PAY At MILLS

Saturday was semi-monthly pay
day at the tin plate mills. The pay
was about $1,000, less than half Of
the usual amount. The reason for
it is that the mills we're closed all
the latter part Of December Tor the
holidavs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
Typhoid Fever Epidemic

BY Associated Press.
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 13-An epi-
demic Of typhoid fever prevails in
Williamsburg, adjacent to this city.
There are now over 100 eases Of the
disease and a number of deaths have
occurred.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were issued SAT-
urday to Edwin FL Canaan and
Frances Patterson, and Lewis y
Russell and Lena Gay Bean.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
Bv Associated Press.

~ NAcS1A&aANh 49,
Pittsburg. Pa, Jan. 13-opera-
tions began today in Homestead
borough for the erection Of large
steel mills recently authorized by the
United States Steel Corporation.
Tire expenditure viii be Ss,0o0,00o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13
RESCUE OF men
CANNOT Be ACCOMPLISHED

BY Associated Press.
Calumet, Mich, Jan. 1S-Heroie
but fruitless efforts have been re-
peatedly made to rescue the seven
men imprisoned underground in the
burning Tamarack mine. Gas
overcomes all who enter the mine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13

Attorney J. Hop Woods, Of Phil
ippi, was IN the city Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-01-13

: Delisered % an parts n =
: City BY Carrier Price ;
: 10 cents per week 2 :
cents per copy,
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zee WEATHER.

Rain tonight and SUNDAY
warmer sunday
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
IRON AND STEEL EXPECTATIONS.
Port of New York Shows Substantial Gain
in Material Shipped

The port OF New York handled almost twice as
much iron and steel material for export to various
countries last month shipped through BaIti-
more and Philadelphia combined. The exact figures
New York, 26,S45 tons; Baltimore, Il s2s TONS
and Philadelphia, 2,OlS tons, making the total
ports through these ports shade above 10000 tons
These figures refer 70 steel rails, billets, beams
blooms. bars wire, wire nails iron pipe. etc. which
are now their way 20 almost every part of the
civilized world.
The billet shipments went principally Wales
last month. South America took by far the greater
portion OF the rail consignments and also the
principal purchaser of wire. The nail shipments
went chiefly Great Britain while the leading
pipe shipments made to Continental Europe.
The chief increases during July were made in the
foreign consignments of billets, rails and pipe.
The billet and rail tonnages show a gain Of upward
ments. while the increase iron pipe exports
amounted to almost 100 per cent There were sent
abroad in July 1895 tons of bilets against 25
The rain consignments made to foreign countries
last month tOtalled 9.49s tons against tons
in June. Seven thousand 1Ve hundred and forty
two tons dispatched TO various South Amer
lean ports, the Argentine Republic having been
shipped 5.S9T tons in five lots while Colombia was
forwarded 1.O47 tons in two shipments Other
South American shipments OF rails went to Chilli
and Brazil. To Japan 1888 were forwarded
while one shipment of 573 tons was made 70 Porto
Rico. Minor lots also went to London, England.
and Havana, Cuba. Four thousand hundred
and nineteen tons OF structural material steel bars
plates. blooms. beams, galvanized iron, etc, went
Forward last month TO different foreign ports.
China the largest purchaser of structural ma
terial one lot of 1sO0 tons having been sent to
Shanghai.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Inv TeIerraDb 10 The Tr,,,,,no :

BY Telegraph 20 The Trtbune.1
Chicago Aug. 1s-What appeared one time to-
day to be sweeping bear victory all the specu-
lative markets changed front near the end of the
session and, while the dealers in wheat retained
to the end portion of their earlier gains the
dealers in and oats had their fanEs turned by
their bull adversaTies who routed them horse foot
and dragons. Al the close wheat was about nc
lower for the day, corn from 11c to ac higher and
oats from unchanged to &c higher, after having
shown at one time from &c ssc loss Provisions
did not move enough to make steerage way. There
were only a very few transactions and those at
a shade under final quotations of the day before
The wheat market opened dull. and showed an
easier tendency. which became more pronounced
later. Fine weather for harvesting spring wheat
was a spur for the bearish sentiment New wheat
in the Northwest is already headed toward
Minneapolis. meaning fresh pressure OF hedging
sales The Southwest movement is much lighter
Local receipts were 265 cars with 200 cars esti-
mated for Monday.
The corn market was steady despite renewed
liquidation by holders of September contracts
along with general selling by the country prompted
by the fine crop prospect There was considera BILE
buying by leading house, probably to cover a
large short line, Local receipts were 1873 cars with
l2S cars estimated for Monday.
The oat market displayed considerable weakness
to-day, owing to rhrashing returns showing a
bumper crop Of fine quality. Northwest house
We're free sellers here to-day, putting out hedges
against acceptances by the country There was
covering on the dip. Local receipts S25 cars
with 3l5 cars estimated for Monday.
Provisions were exceedingly dull. few scattered
trades in all of the products constituting the DAVIS
business. Packers we're not disposed TO do any
leaders in completely ignoring the market. Prices
Were g snade hrmer, the continued light hog
Hog receipts were thousand head and prices
at the yards were five cents higher
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTISE-
MENTS OF TO-DAYS ISSUE

r. H MACY g. co. Broadway, between Ssth and
ssh streets call attention 20 the sale this week OF
7osrear suits and skirts waists. black ana coforea
,il.. 5ress fabrics. handkerchief. embroideries,
Sgrn}fuye carpefs and rugs blankets and groceries
For Tt,esSay they will have special sale OF
black kn6 cOlOred silks, won1en's shirts tWo-plece
sumner dresses. curtains and laces.
THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. Sixth
avenue between 18th and 2Oth streets. VIII exhibit
rhs. week a new line OF millinery. They also an
noIlnce sale of ribbons, pearl necklaces ana 5Vly
ysrds of bati.te lecss nishtgowns ana an hhAua4
August snle OF carpets and rugs.
EEARN Vest Isth street Offer special induce
rr.nts this week I'm their august sale Of damasAs
and lace curtains. pillow cases. sheets, mus
lln., white bedspreads and blankets.
sIEGgL COOPER COMPANY. Sixth avenue. be-
tween Esth and 18th streets Will hold q sale this
week OF 1omen's suits, silks, wash goods and lace.
BLoDMuNGDALE'S Third avenue. between 5sth
ard 1th streets. beginning tomorrow, will hold g
apec>e! Gale of .-rs wonens silk and Isle hosiery
md WA:ehaa.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. Is.-C1osing- -wHEAT-spot. steady.
No red Wlntsr s futures % STEADY s es I'd
American mixed new. IS Tlad do. old. 4s Sd futures
quiet: September As GAd: December. ~ Glad. PEAS
canadian. steady @ lod HOPS tat Londonl- Pacific
Coast hrm IS f0sGE4 15s. FIJOCR-St Louis fancy
ter steady. ss BEEF-EsHtra India mess dull. G5s
PoRES-Prime mess. Western. quiet pos HAMS Short
10 h. quiet. 5ss Cd BAtON-('umberl
2s so quiet ss short RIB 10 % No steady 6Ss
long clear 2s "a ~ DUH 52s; 81 dull
Cd short clear backs 10 70 % 10 quiet ss clear bellies
Is 20 l6 70. dull. Gha SHOVLDERS-Squnre II "a n.
easy 4is Cd IARD-PTime Western in tierces. quiet.
5ss ID: American r-nned In pals, quiet ass CHEESE
strong American finest white. SIS ID:
TALL0W-Prime city. -rm. 2ss Australian. London.
nrm Ns ID TGRPENTTNE-s steady, ass 81.
LlnsEED OH quiet Is PETROLEUM quiet 6sd.
EtT7kfti NEST United sfstse. e3s United States
SOS NoslS-Conmon, quiet, ss sd. COTToNsEF1D on.
Hull refined. spot. crnaT. 2la i.4G-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
NAY STRIKE AGAINST L. S.
Union Bookbinders Incensed a
Suspension of Workman.

Washington. Aug. 1S.-Union bookbinders in
the government printing Office threatened a
strike to-day account OF the action of Harry
Ashton acting foreman Of binding. in suspend
sng A. J. Tanner, a union binder, because he
did not perform an extra amount OF work which
was prescribed by Ashton and which union men
declare TO be IN excess OF the maximum amount
permitted under regulations OF the union. Pres
ident J. L. Feeney OF the bookbinders' union
gave notice that he would make issue OF Tan
ner's suspension and demand conference with
Public Printer Sullings Monday.
Both binders and printers are aroused by the
situation II is said that Tanner has done the
same task for five years and his services were
satisfactory to other foremen. Union say
that Ashton has set out 10 bring the printing
Office and union regulations into conflict. Three
years ago Ashton caused the dismissal OF w. A.
Miller assistant foreman of printing, the dis
cussiOn OF which case caused President ROOse-
yelf 10 declare the printing office an open shop.
President Feeney will seek to have the Public
Printer set aside Ashions order, but declares
that in of failure the union will make the
suspension OF Tanner a grievance. There are
a bout thirty-eight hundred employees of the Gov
eminent Printing Office and Il is said that 80
per cent Of these are members OF the unions.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York. Saturday, Aug. is, 1906.
ARRIVED.

Sasamer Etruria CI!l Potter Liverpool August II and
SIecnstown 12 To the IS 90 Itd with ar
Ceoin ana Si2 steeTage passengers and mdse
rived at the Bar II .OS m -
Steamer Cedric (Brl HaddOck IIverpooI Nugua. IN
queenstown H. TO the White Line with 600 cabin
a sto s5seIose passengers and Tdse. Arrived the
steamer New York Roberts Southampton and Cherbourv
ausust H. to the American Line with s4n cabin ana sS
sSseerege Pessense7s. mails and mdse Arrived al the
Steamer La Touraine tFr, Fatolle HaVva Au0,,s, a,
20 the Compasnie Generate Transatlsnti0ue WIN asi
% sna ~ steerase passengers. mails and mtise A.
Steener Domins9 de Larr.naga tBrl. Arnold. Buenoz
SAyIes Juty T. st Thomas IS Havana q Rnd 0ai
aeh P 70 70 Barber & TO. with mdse. at the
Steamer Beacon Light tPr, JobD f.ar1ts A,,a,.. Z,
aowIihs G Co. In ballast Arrived the at SIS
Etsamer vmeria CRs' Hovatt Port au Prince susus, o
thn Aesoane u 10 the United shipping 20 fth
iutNootI Arrived at the Bar az $50 p m.
steamer Harry Luctenhach. Dalton New Orleans Au..
snst and Baltimore ID. 10 Lewis IMckenbach, With
Steamer Fl Dorado Prescott. New Orleans august 10
anttne at G:1S m. -'-' ~-''
Fl Siglo. Boyd Galveston Angus, - - ~.
southern Pacific Company with mdse Left ouaraatins
steamer APaehe staples. Jacksonville Angus, lS and
passengers and mdse- Left Quarantine az 2:ss IS m
steamer Monroe. Huphers. Newport News and Norf,f-
10 tae id lonnton Steamsntp Company, with prssen-
gers and mdse- Left Quarantine az n m.
steamer Hero (Norl EaTs Philadelphia August II %
the United Fruit Company In ballast Left uar0ntins
az esS a..
Steamer oneida Curry Philadelphia 20 the C1,,,. =
Co. with ndse- Passed In Quarantine az N:SO a ~ -
Sandy Hook n J. Aug Is 0.10 u-wind south.
moderate breeze; clear '''
SAILED
steamers Minneapolis tBrl Innaon: - I,,e ,sa,v.s.
Soal hFunswick ana Mobile Albs CSOrl. Philad-9hsa
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
FOREIGN PORTS

fAveIrooi Aus ts-saIlsd. steamer Lucanis tsrA "'~
New York via Queenstown. -.
queenstown. Aug Il. .:ll m-Nrrive1 st-au,- "a
lfTOm Liverpool New YORK o.
l0Loou. aug ls-AFFtvcd seeameT NaEragar-ft
ScoS,. New YogS; sailed. steamer Mnne'Qrs' o.
Plymouth. IA 5.(S su-Arrtved steans-ss YAisfr
phia. Mills. New York tor CH-Fbours sclt
u:Ol m. friedrich der tsrusse tlicFl Hl.-<sr "a "a
1ork for Ch-TeouTs end Bremen tand eot, 81 ss~sr
Cheroours AuS It 1N:30 u-ATrived steIrs-s s.s
(teFl. De.upwoif New York Va Plyrnours 81 n.[
ours land prOceededl. sailed trr-t>t ~ ~.s
SnucFtrann NrOm Hamburg and Southan'l,aAA -
Southampton Aus IS I;s5 u-Sailed .terue- = -'1A
Jamison New York via CherbouFs ,;gn
N'e',e1 tVss,; ;tts ~ p H-Satisd. steamer Ns
- tteiaprl. Nov York VIA ChTi-tieusand ana s-s an-
Gibraltar. Aug 1s-SGiled. steamer FanHaui1 l- ~
son VTom Trieste. Ftume. Palermo and N,9e "
HavTe. Aug rs. Q a m-sailsd. steamer IA s''es ga
Antwerp. Aug lJ-AFFived steamer st CuinSs''
Antwerp. Aus ts-sa,Isd. steamer Finland AGrra y"
Rotterdam. aus Is. 2 a u,--Arrived s,eans7 NS7i''
tbutctt. Steusrr. New YOFk VIA B2ulcsn- D,..ss
(DUtchl RssseVerS New ToTS VIA Roslosnt 80
Swansea. Aug lG-Saticd steamer Exeter city tR'f
-ttrcJa V1irl-tOn. New York - ycfx
Harry, Aus iISailed. steamer Shira tTl or ~ ~
naples AUG li-AFFtved. steamer CT-ttc th. So
A0rA VIA Fonta p-lsad0 and tsieHslaf %. -, 81
santos AUS lS-Arstved. steamer eastman rss-rn
curacao Aus fs-NTTtved. steamer Philaf- 2Nts NJ
- SuaSra ana Porto Gccello fcg san 1oi.' C.
susapoFs Aug s-Arrived steamer schuyISlIl ~ rs
ols AoNorsrfa- HtosC ana Shaughai fo- ~ sYsS
NtetCEia. Brasil Aus in-ssilrd steamer E1ss'-a -
s.A lteEsas tsfom santos ard no Sa'-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

STERN BROTHERS. West 2Sd street. make
special offer this week in colored dress goods
woinens rainproof garments misses and girls
feefers and upholstery
LORD q TAYLOR. Broadway and 2Oth street
Fifth avenue 18th street announces Gale 10
oaOIsc!oths % Guns ana hawkins silk and dress goods and
ance sale Of oreatal rugs and carpets
B. ALTMAN & CO. 18th street and Sixth avaru
ana bedspreads. aDieS
THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COM
So West 36th street. ' 0' anu
r. J. HoRNBR. West go street. calls attention
10 sale OF furniture
ABRAHAM g. sTRAUs O8rOoklyn) offer induce
ments this week in floor coverings corsets BOYS
quits. lawn Afmono SACKS. camera supplies. china
A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS Brooklyn) advertise
a sale OF carpets China and Japanese ua,tings and
waEa goods.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
a CONVENIENT APARTMENT HOUSE.

The Langhem apartment house. Just being com
pleted. II is announced. contains many innovations
for the comfort convenience and satisfaction of it's
future tenants. It is twelve story building. tax
ing up the entire block in Central Park West be-
tween 73d and 18th streets. 1t is built OF white
brick and limestone. Ornamented with balconies and
Gotta trimmings. and is ireproof. The size of
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
HIGHER WAGES FOR RAILROAD MEN.

Hartford. Conn. Aug ls.-NOtices were posted IN
the Offices OF the Consolidated Railway Company
here to-day announcing q, general increase in the
wages OF employees. The increase is governed by
classification OF the according TO their term of
service. and Sc the same basis that granted
recently in other parts Of the system. A
schedule also went into effect to-day the New
London lines OF the company.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
HEAT WAVE AIDS NEBRASKA CORN.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 10 The lf1bune
Omsha, Eeb., Aug. is.-One OF the hottest weeks
experienced n Nebraska for many years ended to-
night the temperature having ranged from 95 10 Jos
degrees every day. During that time there have
been deaths reported in the state, two taking
place IN Omaha to-day. ProstratiOns have been
numerous There are no indications OF a fall in
temperature. The neat IS exactly what the corn
needed. and from present prospects Nebraska will
rasss the greatest corn crop IN its history