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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

riverpool Sept I5.-ClosinE: WHEAT. spot duIi No
I'd western winter s. Sad. futures steady Sptsrnosr
e Issd. Decembar. o. 3D. CQEtS-Ar1ercan in1xea
sreafy I0d. futures quiet September uoui-al d.
e~uber - 6iad: January new. a. I'D HQPs A Lon
lou (Pacihc Cousl. steady % t0sfs i1c BEE. sxr-s
India ness dull. SIS 81 PORK prime ness Wssta-T
fuII HANS "a % 10 -. steady. ala 80
RAtCiy CIu.bsr.and cut. g 30 n. sfsad- sos Cd
sh0rt rb 10 q - ~ qsr 62s O.: long cle1g mldtlss
uEhr IS 20 "a ~ quiet, SIS. a. heavy. 50 40 n.
quiet b2s az short clear backs 10 @ % y qsz 40
bellies. IA 10 n steady. d,a sHOCL.fk,ftS
sruare 10 - dull ga 81 LARD prime Western.
firm. ass 3D. American reanet. IN pals. rrra.
as CTIEE.sE colored. ara COS;
can Anosf Sos. TALLOW. prime city arm
28s e. TCRf'FSrINE. spirits. quiet. ais. LISSEED
OIL. 2s a. BUTTER fnest United steady,
eos. .ood United SS-.es slsaal es- ElIttol~SuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
declare forming stock corporation
he LIE snsurzcce
Be located In the Borough Manhattan. CITY OF New
YORK purros@ OF Tres
the health OF persons srreraning
thereto and dispose % zs-ui.ses,
under and Che insurance Law % the Safe %
New York. Dated August 18th. 1906. Iohn 8 Nov
Wfltan r. Hidgley. Charles An.sr.on. Hs-esrt
bach Irving EmrnOns. John c. Hanson. A a Ba-s<y
Charles = Hammond. Watson b. Robinson. AtrSn
Church William A. Crozs George HoskfnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIE
~ Tribune received their Uptown once. No 1854
Broadway, between ssth and 3Tth Sta until o'ol0es
D. m Advertisements received following branch
oHicss at regular once rates until o'clock viz.
254 sth ave. g e. 23d 153 eth l2r1
% East 14th ST. 257 West 4zd St bstxesn TN and
sh 1855 ga T8ta
and nth sta: 1925 Sd ave. s1st 17Os ave..
near ssth 125th T56 fremont sSa
81 near s1st 81 So 30 ave-; go Blsec<s- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
Proposals-
BOND SALE.
City Of New Rochelle. -, y.

BOND
City Of New Rochelle. -, y.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
by tbs undersigned untn Tuesday evening September
18th 1875 et eight O'Clock FOR ths purchase % al
part OF $4,000 registered cent Street
Bonds series OF 1905 sad City. OF 81 900 dated
September LIST, 1906 maturing two - bonds
LIST day OF 1905, % bonds annually
thereafter. commencing September LIST. 1909.
Interest payable sern-annually the LIST
teer and March principal and interest payable the
Office OF the City Treasurer
Each proposal be accompanied By certified check
on Incorporated bank IN the
New York for $4,000 PAYABLE the order OF tina City
Treasurer Of the City OF New Rochelle.
Bonds VIII be engraved under the supervision and
certified % their genuneness BY the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company.
The legality OF these bonds win b approved By J. Y
Caldwell Esq. whose opinion Legality VIII b
nshed the purchaser
No bid OF less than value ot the bonds win
sidered Bidders must printed OF proposal
furnished BY the undersigned paid
BY the purchaser and delivery will be made thu Office
Of the City Treasurer IN New Rochelle 2sth day O;
September. 1905
The right is reserved 70 reject any or all BIDS.
Oateo New ID Ho o1s I y Z, August 18th 1909
CHARLES kAAfafERMEYER. City Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

ersase 81 ~ smaller receipts The visible supply IN
push. Cash steady IN New York
90 ~ a ~ iooVs; Mixed. % So 10 s7e natural white
49, 70 ~ tQ3ec. and clipped white. SO 20 40 ID o
-, tfE-1iarket firm No 2 Western. 64izc. Z
-,sf.,ao ik bAEtLEY-Narket dull Feeding Sstsc. and
N--A'i4sf 401e 4o21ac. 9 1 Z Hufalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Dividend Notices.
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
III Broadway. New York. September 1S 1920.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS THIS DAY
declared a quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT the Preferred Capital Stock,
PAYABLE October 80 1898 preferred stockholders OF
% Sept - 1908 Cheeks win
be mailed.
For the purpose OF this dividend and OF the annual
election be held October 16 1906 the transfer books
% the company will close twelve o'clock Sep
TENDER - 1896. and reopen October % 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
Financial.


New York. September tn. 1905
This Is certify that drawing he'd this Ith day OF
Septennber 1906. presence. the Office OF the
Panama Rail Road Company. following hundred
and ninety-three 03 Sinking Fund cent SUBSIDY
81 Panama All Road Comuany,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
FRANKLTN TRUST COMPANY.

BROOKLYN y. Y September 5th- 1905.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAS THIS
day declared a quarterly dividend $40 upon the
capital OF this Company. PAYABLE September 18Th
1e stockholders OF record at closing o. the transfer
Transfer books viii be closed from IL NJ Septen
Der 22d 1896. until . A N October 1st, 1903
CLINTON ". LTDLCM. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18

rosEleE GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
N'f street,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
Financial Meetings..


TO THE
STOCKHOLDERS AND DEBrwruG McrroAos
IHE WABASH RAILROAD CO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
regular .nnusi meeting @ M ssoczA0a..s sas De-
Company VIII o held me o1ice & srtth Beokwith
oh, On ts s so o. q the PSoss ts ss So q
Ing. IN the City q Toledo state Of Ohio TUESDAY
ne 5uryo,e ., s.StinS pir.ssSr. 40 toS ts "a, -
o. such ots- business b legally brought b-ors
re transfer book. e q. csEa-ay wz ,. eIo.-d q
5: is z "a an. :.
u j. I. 1 { oFrEsoM " A. Df s1:sia3as
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, 8 ST. PAUL RAILROAD
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
haltsrs CO iris % Dirsc-ors
va S Ses AZ sSs once az tss aSv q ne &c % =,
Milwaukse az Twelve O'clock Neon ot Saturday seDts
Ths transfer books win b closed On wednesday the
2sth OF august and rsopense ths 1s q October next
ROSWELL. MILLER Chairman q ths Board.
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Lake Superior Cooperation win b.
Ts On the T s nay Of s es9Ss i9e e Eco n ms
ton street Jersey CIV New Js-v FOR ne prrOss az
sleottng Board Of Directors for the ensuing and
fully come before the Meeting.
IN accordance with the Laws q the Stats % New Ter
no Stock can b voted which has been transferred
JOHN T. TERRY. ~. Secretary.
TUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holssrs M-rcsutns Printing & Stationery Co. FOR
transaction OF such properly before
the nesting win b held az the once q the Company
JAMES J. MCGUIRE. ssd,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-18
VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

$500 FEET ELEVATION. OPEN ALL THE YEaa
Waters. baths. hotels and nowhere eauallsa
Rheurnatis-n. xout cured Co..
xcIs as1flfo -
NV HOMESTEAD 70 modern uhs strictesr
and paronzed By highest class Brokers
direct n y. wire.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stopoysr ccvinEton. Va On through tickets
Cincinnati Louisville. Chicsgc St Louis and the WeSs
for side trt2 70 virginia Hot springs
y Y ass ,. arrives Springs Is tina.
tickets at C q o. Office. 362 Broadway. -
sth Offices Penna- r. and conn-ctinz Inss~
FRED srERRY. Manager. Hot Springs. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Growth in Last Decade Much
More Rapid Than Increase
81 Population. @

5$ WASN'T NdTON D. q. 1. August a..
American trade has grown n ticfss more
rapidly than American population during
the last decade. Completed Il Figures for.
the fiscal years 00s, JUST presented BY tho
Bureau OF Statistics OF the DEPARTMENT
or Commerce. and Labor show tliat while
the population has grown since 500 only
20 per cent, Imports have grown 81 per
cent. and exports 100 per cent.
d Glasses OF Imports which show tho
greatest gains are manufactures and
manufacturers. materials. Mani features
Imported show m increase OF 40 per cent.
and manufacturers materials Imported
show al, Increase OF 0s per cent. i; Ii
81 Agricultural products exported SHOW m
Increase during the decade Of 40 per cen Il
and 8manpfacturesahnfln Increase of 1853 pei
conts This lnorease has occurred lin tha
I tradS with all OF the grand divlstorls sof
the world. but ID especially marked ~ the
trade with Asia and Ocennn. y; sas3s
& Imports from Europe sllow an increase ~
OF 10 per cent. those from North America
50 per cent; from South, America, 30 per
cent: from Asia and Oceania. 50 per
cent, and from Africa t3 per cent Eek
ports Ia Europe show All; increase OF IS
i,cr cent. L to North America, mn Increase
OF 1854 per cent; to South America, III
nor cent. to Asia and Oceanin, 232 per
cent, and TO- Africa. Al per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
MORGAN REsCUEs MI MAN
FROM Death IN. Waters &: |: J.
Great Financier Dragged Swim
mer IN, While the Crew
Saved Another.
fgpccinl 10 The Times lspa.ch,)

III ESPECIAL to The Times ID spatch,) &.
q II NEW x OR H August 8 ~ . Morgan
rescued a man from dro wning in tho East
River or EIghty-thlrd Street ut o clock
this afternoon. The man, who owes his
lie toS the agility o. tho great flnanciet,
#, casting Il line was " liam Lan lL ,i.
81 this city. c. VA. 5Wolson, u companlon.5
with whom he had dared tho ehb8 current, IRE ~
Of Hell Gate, was rescued at tho same
3titf,e', by members OF the Corsair's crew,
NJ I, Morgan md a party OF friends = :,
boarded his yacht at the New I o r.
Yacht Club anchorage, OF Twenty SIKH .ll y
street, at o'clock, and We're stenmlng
III the East River to 60 through liell
Gaia into the sound, MI. Morgan Wtls
standing at the raft, lie saw q dark
object on the water, and called several
OF his guests TO his side, II 8 q man
said Mr.. Morgan. u was L [In.
struggling against the current, and try-
ing to work his way to ono shore or the
other. As he saw the big yacht he cried
for help Mr. Morgan unslung the ms
that hung On cleat under the SAL,
CRASHING one end In his left hand, he
swung tho coil Of ropo, making n surc
daAtg In the meantime the crew OF the
c,oraair we're busy dragging I1andorfcrs
companion, yvolson, to the hun on me ,a
other side of tho ship II wish we could
do Bit oftener," said tho flnancier, reply
ing to the thanks OF the mon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
SENATOR SIMMONS
AGAIN CHAIRMAN j Al
State Committee Reorga nizes.
for the Impending
5&SsS8 81 i& n =, ,,..,,;c ~, d 8
= te Committee Reorganizcs.
Campaign.
Especial 70 The Times DIspatcr.) 5t3

3 Especial Y to The Times DIspatcll.)
& RALDIG II, N, CT, August G.-The State
Democratic Executive Committee met
here Tonight and organized for the I'M
pending canpaign, BY re-elcctlng United
States Senator r.. NJ. Simmons as State
chairman, and Alexander u Field, secle-5
tary. Senator Simmons, in accepting an
other3tcrln8 of Office as chairman, review N
ed the former campaigns that he has
conducted, covering q period of II twelve ely
years, congrntulating the party especially
on the fact that the race problem nag !. g
been eliminated and the action Of the,
party had the real approval Of the best
people tic country over, so that there u s
I'D probability Of this work being TIN
done. fr5s} II ] Il q 81
\ liz said there were those who had lt
predicted that when tho race problem
was eliminated there would be 81 division
fin the Democratic party, SO that there
would be two strong parties In the Stnte.3
8"I say,' said Senator Simmons, stllat
time can never come In North Carolina
until the men who invite white men TO
leave tho Democratic party are them
selves respectable and TT for self'-re-
specting white men to associate With, Y.
Chairman Simmons hnrotl need the lol-
lowing advisory conmittee oght ne e'r /
lbers;@I 90 s. Dverninn. G. ~ " = yooct,
II BANKS I1olt. ZIP . M. E'earsnll, wv .$6I
#5verit & II !, N II Hnckett, w. N Webb
&andaPlnto Collins. ~ ~. 81
There were thirty-four otit OF forty
members Of the executive committee rep
resented in tho meeting Tonight in per-
son and by proxy. # a M III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Aiding Survivors.
Intense Excitement.

gs5 ,t s (By Associated. Press) !. !, IL, ],
II GENOA, Aug, 6.-'The loss Of the ltallan
steamer easra sirlo causes intense exciteme n
d itaiial, pa passengera and crew, most q
whom lived here Or in ths Vicinity, T rhe
italian General Nayigatlon Company e
which the srio belonged, were r, 80 Re- 3 :
The he rrPe eleet Y Saia f baek
Ina crowd Some OF tho people assumed
a threatening aspect, declaring that "a Gus CTS
The Tie siiriHo had seen twenty;three years r.
Of service but she WE az Was but
Of ros ga wood Gro hsd snsla spr XVI
q q speed 81 fifteen knots per hour. H t, :
captain. Giuseppe parsal ss wa as nal'ye
The disposition to be made Of the I'M !
msEantts Th he HeEs saY rs
cails similar wreck qf Genossse s fhe
Survivors sn tr We're unable 70 proceed !. to g
America or return to Italy, and the l,hna
tar, where they still remain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
STORM HITS CIRCUS
TENT People |: Elm. PANIC I'||
Two Men Struck BY Lightning
and Were Instantly Killed
oman Tainted.
l13y Associated Press.)

5IrARRIsDURG,slo PA August GA ter
rife wind and rainstorm struck F1ar--5
.riBburg to-day; Instantly killed Charles
NJ Rlchwipe and G. c. 13efrandl and
slightly injured several employees OF Paw
ncc Blll'a Wild West Show RicllWine was
Il Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, AMI
was struck by lightning while standing
under q tree near the show grounds
Befrandi, Japanese acrobat, WHO sought
shelter under a tent, was struck BY
lightning, and died instantly. Several
women in tho main tent tainted from
fright. Several we're knocked down, q
number fell from high seats In their CT
forts to got to the ground In tho tent,
and otlteis were badly squeezed Y IN the
crush, but nobody was seriously Injured f,
Just as the people got safely away he
horse tent OF the circus fell with q crash
and ono OF the bronchos was caught
bencath pole and killed. 'h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
8Hottest IN COUNTY,.
MANY OVERCOME
BY. Intense HEAT
CONTINUED from First Page.)

= eAt5 ~
The patient {, ,,yay res ored sufficiently to!
he left. j!- ss n
INA Two hours later 4, tie, IL t i pros trated
Miss Mamie r robbins, a t Martins Man
3ufactulng Company Aftor being partly
restored by Or. Hudgins, she was sent
in a hack to her homo at Fourth and Hull,
Streets, Manchester, sa 5gsg.E
ohm Wiley, Of No. 5Q5 South Ninth.
street, was Frustrated at about 2 26t
o. clock, while working at the Beaufort
SLithIa Water Works. The city ambu-s
lance was called and after being treated,
he was taken lOme,s &; sg :E5S s$ss $s
Harry Martin, a Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway enployer8wa sprostrat ted at the
Seventeenth Street ro,indhouse i II 584
o. clock in the AZ teriooh.a Il II ls ease was!
not serious, however sandy after Dr. Ilud-s
gins had treated him he was left. u \
Young LadysMade III.
n q Miss Virginia Brown succumbed to-
the high temperature ut her home, No,
$1O4 South Fourth Street. at 20 O'clock,
Her condition WAS so serious that she
was rushed to the hospital, She was re-,
ported as rapidly recovering to last
night ,5s5 ~
Tho ambulance was called to Seventh
and Franklin Streets at G:S5 9 clock to
attend Eugene Morris, who rs was pros.
strated on the street. Or. II rims treated
and took him horne. 5 4
Had to Quit w ork.
Besides these, many laborers had to
quit work during the day on n count of
nearly being overcome, Among these
Ewelu two mon working on the MURPHY
apartment house, at Eighth and u Grace race
Streets, whofwere nrstfaowed TO rec0p-
Eeratc In u cool place and then sent home.
Moro or less suffering and narrow es-
capes from being overcome by heat were
reported from n great many OF tho large
establishments where manual labor Is ON.
sployed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
WERE AMbU5HED
BY |G.0| } |. [ ! | | !: I J.
American Officers and Men
Wounded ulajanes sWoop
Down on Village.
nv AssocInte,i rpreal. 5

f MANILA, August GA band OF Pula-
james made an attack on Abuygo. twenty
miles south OF Barauen, Island OF Leyte,
at q o'clock tho morning Of August 5th,
killed the ex-Prcsldent, three policemen
and Two other persons, and burned the
town hall All the records were destroyed
A force OF regulars and ronstabulary are
In pursuit OF the raiders.
Major Crawford and Captain Knau2er,
with a Lieutenant and eight constao VI airy
men, were ambushed by Igorrotes while
shooting tho rapids Of tho Abulung River,
IN Northern I.uzon, on ba4npoo raft
Major Crawford and Captain Knauber
and FIVE men were wounded. sa "a
This outbreak Is inexplicable, as hither-
to the Isorrotes have been peaceable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
G. e q DRIVES OUT
-. - 30 RHEUMATISM

The aches and pains OF Rheumatism which
be scattered or relieved win ininents pas tle etc. quieed
dampness OF indigestion naggng pains
the flesh
while
rheumatism acid condition brought by
Indigestion constipation weak Kidneys general sluggish
condition Of the system Waste matter collects system day
shall be carried but
ggis condition Of the system i sours and forms and other acids
the blood and the
driving the making
blood has
81 pains away the muscles become elastic
Book Rheumatism
cal advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA Gao
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
GLENN'S ACTION.
Ordered Out Troops Too Late
Declares L a Blot on State.

~ I7I71- NY NSNVUlaINH FfosNO ---T w " y
4 RALEIGH NJ c.. August 7.--Gover-
nor Glenn was. al llO last night, told
of the mob by Judge Long over tile
telephone. He at once wired orders TO
tho military companies at Charlotte
Greensboro and statcsville 40 hurry by
special trains to Salisbury.
Finding these were too late lie rDlin-
fernandez the orders. He states that
ZONE time ago lie offered the shcrin the
service OF The military, but the offer
was declined AS unnecessary He de-
and says he will at once take steps TO
discover and bring to justice the guilty
parties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
l..EIoIRT.LEE

Mr. and Mrs. Tyree have returned = =
their home in Rifhmond nfte r.na bbr nn1s
81 Mrs, Tyree'a parents, Mr.s5sand Mrs
q The 1 farmers in this section are fearful n y!
that the wheat crop is DAMAGE !, ~ rGt -
many ia y OF them haVpg not yet thfeshed -
sH Durins the severe storm q last week
mr. Allard's home, killing a.yal Y! COW
thnt WAS standing near, Wh,eh ~ was !. a,,s
great loss to Mr. Allard as as y was y e
"a severe ARE in some places tearing UP about
three acres OF fen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Mrs. r. A. Woodall.'

Mrs. r. "A. Woodall. or No 1920 East
Marshall Street, died at the home OF her
daughter In Atlanta Saturday, after q
brief illness. She was nfty-seven years
OF age, and IS survived By two DAUGHTERS
Mrs w. II. sasscr and Miss a, 3. Mar
tin and three sons-Messrs William r..
Mastln, IL e. Woodall and w. II, Woodall.
besides her husband, Mr. Robert A..
Woodall.
The funeral will take place at the Mon
aumental Church at 5 o'clock this after
noon. g8i3t Eili .s 55attbt.i |s 3s 54 ff ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
TWENTY D|GFROM|||..... I.
0HEA1'UN' n 4 | !. | J |: (
Tenement House Dwel1ers De- Fl.
sert Homes and Live II
a5S City Parks. si3
CURB BRok ERs DRIVEN IN.
IProstrations Recorded %8by the
Score New tIighs Record
"a for the Year.
II 3I5Til5l3

(E3ya Associated Press 81 Il
X Nj w " 1att, u august 6,--NeW York and
Its environments sWc1tered nil day and
4 far into the evening, for this vas the
hottest day here this gear. Upwards Of
5twenty8tpersot1s In N his pclty nlono died
4 from tho heat, md the hospital and pos
4 lice ambtilhnces were Kept moro than
busy, 30 numerous were Tie =. cases Of
prostrntion. These numbered scores The
government thermometer registered S
degrees, which Is a rev record for the
year. 1T was hotter III tho street, md
some thermometers recorded ns high az,
To-? degrees. The humidity was excessive.
Tie thousands Off, tenement house
jewellers could not endure to stay In tho
crowded homes and deserted them for
tho time boing for tho city parks and
the suburbs. where they viii sleep to-
night In the open. A ii
8S Curb brokers III Broadway were obliged
to suspend business bechuse OF tile
nerceness Of the s,ii1's rays.
2 4 " &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
DEATHS D. ON Steamer
now NUMBER $50
action OF an Argentine passdnEe r!. VINO VI q
orciblys took from the Bishop q @. pe lt!
u 4 Which the latter had provided hi1n-2
(ContInued from First Page.

action Of an Argentine passenger. W w 2
forcibly took from the Bishop 2 ate- be PEI
WITH Which the latter had provided MN
self. Gss ~ q "a !. VI. x .hp.a
children ahoat oh n plank until they were
oil picked up. IA D, "a \.
IA bridegroom, who was on his honey
moon, lost his wife and sister, and on. one
Old man who was saved lost three 'e' ch'i-
jdrer. " \. j3 3iE !! i {i y. t @ II sS 4. $
4, Aiding Survivors.
Quantities Of food and clothing for 9
survivors lra arriving here from al parts
Of the country. A Y public Hubscr y tion
started forSthe relief OF tho destitute pas
sengors has already reached large sum Il 7
rho survivors are qunrtered in the.
theators. hospitals and cluoa. tie spooIer
classos Of The inhabitants q Cartage1n 1!e
rivalllng each other In assisting the SHY ship
wrecked people, "a t5l5lSs3 !.
al Carlos Venturini, aresident OF BARGE
Iona. who vas a passenger with his fam
nv, on the sirio, succeeded ~ saving ms
three sons and nine other passe gers.
senior Yenturini's dplghter, who is. eight
can years Of age and an expert swimmer,
saved saved two children whose parents are Ar
unknown. ,$8 5.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Another Midshipman Stricken,

~ -77-0 (By AEsnolnted Fress,l -
r ANNAPOLIS, MD. Aug, g.-Midship-
man Joseph l., Norfleet, of North Car.
section of his class tina, has been cruls-
ing on the practice shin Severn. has
typhoid fever, this making tho fourth
case Of that disease now under treatment
at the Naval Academy Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
SON OF SCHQE|[LD
COMMITS SUICIDE
lRy As,,s.oeciatea press.l

SAN FRANCISCO Gall, August ,6--
Major william -. sehoheld. paymaster m
the regular army, son of the late IAeu-
tenant General Schoned. shot and killed
himself to-day II rs said he feared an
attack Of locomo;or attaxia, and to boz
come burden 70 his IlYlfe, VI. ]
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Heat in CAPITAL,
/. nv < ss,,clated i,rcss.,

WASHING IoN. Is. q, 1.iuglist Z, The
maximum temperature to-day was
reached here alta o'clock this az ternoon,
when tho official thermometer 1t the
weather ttreau II Registered io5 @ degrees
whiloE tho .unonlcial thermometers on the:
streets scored lob In the shade and as
high Eas 81 20 III the s,lrnE " Il #
IL Foul. cases of heat prostra tons We're
reported at city hispitals. .llia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07


Actual gains In the decade re, IN IN i'n8
ports, ,447.oooOoo and II, exports sssl l:i
o0o. 900: il manufacturers materials I'M
ported, ,2ss 900. 90: IN agricultural pro-
ducts xportcd, 10000 900 and IN manu-
factnres exported, 1911, 90 0oo. i, y. .,5s
lrs tho trade BY grand divisions the
actual Increase In imports from europe t.'LN
is $2l4. go 900 md !Sir expo 5 tnererp'
Ii5In1 the trode with North AIneri e. t =
5,,,crenye In Imports IS tios, 90 900. and in@
exports, $lo2 900, 900. D, I,
In tho trade with South America 2. the 9
Increase IN Imports Ia 80, 10000 g no n
exports. $50, 900. o00. :, !. /.
increase in imports Is ts2, 900 ooo, and an
exports. s9s, ooo ,ooo. 4, Y.
n tho trade with Africa the Increase rs1
In Imports is a1,d0o, 00o and lin exports t1l,
less than 49, oo.0oo 4i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Clara Elizabeth Barlow.

Clara Elizabeth Barlow infant daugn.
ter OF Mr.. Mills ~. and Ella 5Barlo ". died
at the residence Of her parents at Marion
.H,ll yesterday afternoon at 40 Il o'clock.
The funeral Will take place from, the home
This afternoon at 8 o olock.