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THE FrsgERMANs KING

King Carlos of Portugal conveys by his appear
ance the impression Of joviaL pleasure-loving
gourmand. entirely given over 20 the pleasures Of
the table all the time he spare being devoted
20 that particularly luxurious form OF sport known
battue shooting, where the game IS driven 70
the muzZles OF the gun Yet no impression is moro
incorrect. and the fact that Don Carlos has
healthy appetite. huge avoirdupois and is
tent with nothing less than thirty forty strong
cigars a day does not prevent bis being one Of tho
most ussful sovereiyns in Christsn6om. Passion
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IThe Tribune Fresh Air Fund the first move
ment of the kind in the country Every other one
here or elsewhere has been started IN imitation OF
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deprecate in the least the work of thinks IL
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Air Fund Is. far known the only one In
which absolutely every dollar contributed by the
public goes directly TO the work of sending a uoor
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and bringing It back again. No collectors are ever
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zleepinE. for he passed his station Tn- body
vas taken of at the Rochelle Park station.
which is a mile west Of haywood Nlr- Tn0la
was seveuty-five years old He leaves VIZ.
and two grown daughters. It was said that tle
train killed an old man the bridge over the
Erie tracks. and some think the shock was fl1tal
to Mr.. ThOma.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast W ashington Aug ls
-Tempe-atures continue abnormGny high from the
Rocky Mountains the Mississippi valley. with maxi
mum readings ranging 100 degrees iE North and
South Dakota. Thursday rain area extended from
the lower Missouri Ohio valleys 20 the Gulf and
South Atlantic and Virginia coasts. Local rains and
thunderstorus occurred in the lake
region
Present conditions indicate increasing temperatures
Mississippi Ohio valleys ard the lake
Friday with maximum readings 80 degrees and slightly
above throughout those regions The temperature will
al rise in tlaRtic Friday. Saturday
promises to a from the Mississippi
showers viii continue the
and East Cur states, and more especially
the mountain districts and thunderstorms will develop
locally the Ohio Valley ard the Middle Atlantic
light variable; the Middle Atlantic coast. light
and mostly southery, the South Atlantic and Gulf
coasts light end variable, and on the Great Lakes.
% fresh mostly from southeast.
departing Friday for European will
have variable wtnds and fair weather 20 the Grand
Banks
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Ex-MAVoR os MAYwooo Dies on rRAlN.
~ TeleGFaph to The

LbF Aetf-Faph 10 Ihe Irtnune
Hackensack. N. J.. Aug. 16-Ex-Mayor Philip
Thoma OF haywood. N. J.. a manufacturing
IeweIler OF John street. New York. died suddenly
while homewsrd hound on New York. sus-
qushanna & Western Railroad train thss even
Ing Those In ,hs next seat thought hs w2s
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LIS. Y YEARs oLo, 10 wgp.

efss Coe. as trustee - a trust fund left By
y amin Enower fer me benefit of his daughter
esFef O. Enower through his counsel. Gerald
- as' applied 70 Justice Spencer. n the Supreme
- yesierdaT FOR 81 order directing the pay
49, - entire income Of the trust fund TO Mrs
enrrs - E1oge-, AIsss Know ers mother. The IN
Co. s4i3oHnts u $4,000 year. y which Mrs
ssfrostI mas been receiving Se.e9o ysar FOR the
ssvssrcttt Or her daughter. Miss KnoWsr. who is
a GSsn Yeas ol6 IS about 70 Ss Married 20 Alain
q .. G &c E.tsanusG,
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ETNEDERE-Professor II. Ludwig. Hartzbad.
GERMANY HOTEL ASTOR-E. NIush Berlin; Victor
Y Forster, Vienna, HOTEL EMPI3E-Samuel
Hopkirs Adams Auburn, n. Y. MANHATTAN
Fenzo FenZi. Milan. Italy; d. p Fintoul Dundee.
Scotland WAL4DORF-Y. Calderon, washington
ILLE-WNliam G Stroebel. Utica
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Highest temperature yesteEeay So degress lowest g;
corresponding date
for corresponding date last twenty-five yaaFs ri
Local Forscast-WeFTner to-day and Saturday local
thundeFstOEns likely 20 dsvslop; light 20 fssh south
east % south winfs.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

Plainheld n j. Aug 1S.-Willard Holcomb's new
cartoon play Panhandle Pete had its first
presentation here tonight. The music is by Samuel
Lehman. with lyrics by Edward Laska- The prin-
cipal role in the hands of James Harrigan, the
tramp juggler. He was assisted by Emmett Len
non. Eddie Edwards Abe Leavitt, the Bergere
Sisters. Gerald Maussey, Miss Jane Hood and W.
L. COu1y
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extra charge
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NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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Forecast for Special IocaIities.-For New England

Forecast for Special LOcalities-For New England
to-day Saturday. Saturday; light
variable winds shifting to southeast.
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern New York
Eastern Pennsylvania. Maryland and Delaware warmer
and SATURDAY local thunderstorms are likely 20
devalOp light fresh southeast 10 south winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
warmer to-day and Saturday with local showers light
fresh southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Maud Harrison, for years associated with
the productions Of A NJ. Palmer. returns to the
stage next month under the management Of William
a. Brady. after an absence of several years. Miss
Harrison will appear with Miss Grace George at
the Manhattan Theatre. She has a long record Of
successful work with of the foremost actors
and actresses of the day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-17

Holmes Mary H schsaelin, Eugene
BEARDSLET-At family homestead. n AutUrl,
n Y. Alonzo Glover BearisieT. the SIN ys11 es
his age. Funeral services August 70. 4.30 o'clock
CTTTHBERT-In Denver. August L. Lucius ZIOutTcss
Cuthberr ir.. Of 8Ir and Mrs. LucfIs 8lontr1
Cuthbert formerly Of washington
HOLNIES-SUddenly. at her home IN Moutelair n T..
August IS. 1895 in the 73d OF her asa. May
Huntington Holmes, wife OF William b Holmes an
daughter OF the late Frederic and Nay HultlsS-o1
Bull Funeral services viii be held from Ee- t1t7
residence. 80 Harrison NontcRir, = J. on 5-t-
dav afternoon. August L. arrival OF the 1tZl D.
L & " from Barclay st.. New EoFA
JONES-Suddeny. Stanford Conn VTeit1srtev.
August Mary Mott Jones. eldesC dGuShteE q sre
late William P and Mary T. Jouea Iuler1l s,r-toes
Saturday. August her late residenoA No -
Lzfayette st, at 1880 a m IlrsTua1r priyats.
Please omit flowers
PELL-Ou Tuesday August Il. Eighls1. r1--a
8Iarzaretta p. PeU. widow of william C-zzs- Pail
Funeral Morristown. y. J.. Saturday. August 81.
on arrival OF u O'Clock train
sCHIEFFELIV-At Newport. r. Z. AEzuss "A arr
short illness. EGFsne Sehienein. son & e. lAts
Hamilton Schie1eu- Relatives ana tTts-ts
invited attend the funeral services. q T-t.ars
August T. Calvary Church. sth aTs e1e 2sr St. a.
10 o'clock
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MOEN-JONEs-Ou Tuesday. August IA 1893.
Chazy. y Y Margaret Mooers Jones. daughte7 9.
Mr. ard Ms Clarence r. Jones OF Chazy 81. =, A7E
Lecanchs Mosn. OF New To-k City by DT- p y r.
Myers
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By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
FOR points United States Canada and Mexico
(olltsids BoToughs OF Manhattan a1d ET0uE
Also 10 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and Philippines
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Local Onlcial Reoard.-The following oficinl record
from the Weather Bureau the changes tenn
perature for the twenty-four comparison with
the corresponding date OF last year:
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MAIN OFFICE-L54 Nassau street.
W. aI.T. OEFICE-No. Is Wtl1aEl
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District Telegraph O11co
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268 West 125th atresL
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T9s street
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UNDERFAKERs.

FRANK z CAMPBELL Co. G4i-s W. fse 81
World known: old stand Tel. 1924 Chz-s-z-
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kENNEBEC YACHT CLUB
Completes Arrangements for Sheep
scot Races-Augusta Club Invited:

Bath, Me-, July 10.-(SpeCiaD.- The
members of the Kennebec Yacht Club
have practically completed their plans
for Participating in the races of the
Boston Yacht Club at Five Islands
Friday, July 20, and will have charge
OF the motor boat races in which they
invite boats Of any recognized Yacht
club to compete. They expect several
from Portland will enter as they have
received an invitation to accompany
The Boston Yacht Club over there on
The 10th. while the. Kennebec Yacht
Club at its meeting last evening
unanimously decided to send the new
iy organized Augusta Yacht Club a
special invitation to come down and
take part in the motor boat races
which are to be run off i'm Sheepscot
bay. There are to be three classes of
races with first and second prize cups
IN each. and they will be under the
exclusive management of the regatta
committee Of the kennebec Yacht Club
Of this city.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, July 10 stock market
lapsed into u condition of extreme letnar-
CIV today. Complete St2gnatlon prevailed
for long intervals In the trading. Trans
actions up to noon, which is the period in
which most Of u days business Is usually
done. were less than 10000 shares. Trad
erS gave up attempts to contest the dull
ness and found no proht in insignificant
interchangcs amongst themselves. There
was some effort to attribute the unWlll-
ingness to trade to the desire to await the
appearance of the government crop re-
mort The actual appearance of the re-
port failed to revive the market, although
it's showing was fully up to expectations.
which had been very sanguine. Much
attention was attracted by the abstract
sent out from Washington of the condi-
ton of national banks as OF June Is and
its striking showing of the continued
heavy demand for credits.
The New York banks today began the
return of government deposits which are
called for to the extent of $lO.uO,0OO be-
ginning today. The money market WAS
unaffected owing to the extreme staSna-
tion of the stock market demand. One
of the largest individual lenders of mon
CIV in Wall street was reported to have
of the year at 5i1 per cent. today. This
represents the recently prevailing BIZ!
rricc, while transactions have been made
above that rate. The government crop
repOrt was made an excuse to sell stocks
Nv the traders, in accordance with their
recent habit on all favorable news events
'rhe Inconsistency Of the markets tenden-
t.y was shown in another rally. but the
closing was lifeless and heavy. The mar
row proportions of the market left the
small fluctuations of the day without
Ronds were heavy. Total sales, par
value, s1,5S5,0OO. United States bonds
we're unchanged on call.
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Boston Stock Market.


FLouR-Receipts. .6.a99; exports, 5535;
sales, .2C: market quiet and about steady.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1880; sales. /. 100 900
natnr. sr"t easy; No. red. s3A eie
northern Duluth S7A + o b atioat; No l
CORN-Receipts, 1l5,ll5; exports, 3OS;
s saleI ,oo S futures; spot firm; No. g
anoat; No. yellow. coz nominal: No.
white 81 nominal 0 afioat.
OATS-Receipts, $500; exports, $3.50;
spot steady; mixed oats, 42i&di43; natural
white, 42lhT44; clipped white, 47ft49h.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Firm, western prime, S.s5I9.OO
nominal
POEK-FirIn: mess, iSff1S.25.
BuTTER-Easer; receipts, 20, 49, Street
prices: Extra creamery, 20Q2l Official
prices: Creamery common 10 extra, 16l.
@20is.
EGGS-Firm. unchanged; receipts, %,
POTATOES-Firm; Southern Rose, per
Dbl, q 503.25; do. Irish Cobhlers 2 ;OMi
%.25; do. Chilis. 2.25GlS; do. Southern, 1@2;
sweets unchanged.
sUGAR.Raw. steady; fair refining. 81
80; centrifugal, sc test. S 2:,-3o molasses
sugar, 31-32 refined quiet
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MOVING OLD LANDMARK.
Site Of Dexter House Block to Be Used
for Business Building.

Dexter, Me-. July 10.-(SpeciaD.-
Work was started today on moving the
remains OF the old Dexter House block
to its future resting place on one Of
Lafayette b. Waldron's building lots
on Main street, where it will be con-
vested into tenements. The removal of
this block to make way for the new
brick block to be erected by the Water
Vile TrusfCo. takes one Of the towns
oldest landmarks away. The building,
or a part of it, was the original Dexter
house. hosiery famous over this part
OF the State years ago, when the stages
ran between Bangor and Greenvile
In the cellar, which is now exposed to
public view, is the old well where the
drinking water was obtained and in
which there was a pump used by the
public in general for furnishing water
to man and beast. When the old land
mark is gone in it's place will soon arise
| one of the finest business blocks in
Central Maine.
Mrs. Ellen Derry left today for
Greenville, where she will enter sani-
tarium to undergo a critical operation.
SIle was accompanied ny Huy iliiI VI
Holyoke. Mass, who has been visiting
her for several days.
The installation of the newly elected
officers of Crystal Assembly, Pythian
Sisterhood, was held in Castle hall this
evening before a large number of the
members.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley II. Judkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman H. Fay left to-
day for MonheGan, where they will en-
joy a short outing.
Willis \. Haines went to Orono this
afternoon for short visit with friends.
Lafayette p. Waldron, Esq. and
Freeman u. Dearth, Esq, were in Ban
gor in attendance at court today.
The annual field day of the Woman's
Literary Society will be held Thursday
at the Hamilton.
The work of changing over the equin-
ment and dynamo from the Old electric
light station to the new was accom-
pltshed after II o'clock Tuesday night.
| The lights of Wednesday evening VIII
be furnished by power from the new
station, which is expected to give good
satisfaction. c. F. Gardner, the cleo
trician of the Dexter Electric Co., has
been in town for several days super
intending affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mills of Eliza
beth. n. J., are guests CT relatives IN
this and neighboring towns this week.
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Readfeld GRANGE.

The July meeting was held last Sat
urday at O'clock in the afternoon. The
report for the last quarter was made
by the secretary and treasurer. and
other business matters considered. A
short program consisting of selections
by different members and music. was
presented by the lecturer. Each mem
Der present was requested to furnish a
conundrum and this furnished a pleas
ing feature of the exercises.
The next meeting viii be held August
at 100 in the afternoon.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, July 10.
T.OITR-TTnchanged; mill shipments,
spring patents. 4.JUu5.
CORN-Unchaneed; No. 3 yellow. C2ft
G21a.
OATS-Unchanged; No. clipped white,
461api1.
HAY-Firm: No. |. 1850.
MILL FEED-Quiet.
SPRING HR4tN-90.25.
MINED FEED-2l..Du24
COTTON SEED MEAL-32
PORK-Quiet; medium, 10.
LARn-Higher; los.
BEEF-Steady; whole cattle 1aiGS.
I.AMBS-Easier; 12ft13.
NEALS-Quiet; TM10.
BUTTER-Steady; northern 2112G22H.
enthusiastically; York state llM12A.
EGGS-Steady; choice 25926; western Il
G19.
APPLES-Quiet; new. per Dbl. SOL.
POTATOES-Quiet; new, per bbl., 80
1850.
SUGAR-Steady on a basis Of $50 for
granulated.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. July 10.
Active selling caused by the excellent
condition of the American wheat crop as
indicated by the government crop report
caused weak close today in the local
wheat market. the final quotations on the
September delivery being off 20. Corn
was down 4. Oats We're unchanged. Pro-
visions We're Y. to 221. higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WlIEAT-July. II; Sept, TBS: Dec. 1911.
CORN-July. 5las; Sept. 50: May, 497s.
OATS-July. 81; Sept. 347sNA; Dec,
3Ila; May, 37%,.
PoRK-JuIy, $50: Sept. 17.42,s.
LARD-July. SS7ia; Sept, 9.l2R: Oct,
9.15.
RIss-July, s.eeK; Sept, s.52A; Oct.
9.27h.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Easy.
WHEAr-No: ? sprirg; 7sasoA; No. g.
CORN-No. 2, 52A: No. yellow. 52h
OATS-No: 2, 3S; No. white. 4OA: No.
8 white, 379i39
RYE-No. 2. 591z.
BARIEY-4O
MALTlNG-4365D.
FLAX SEED-I05; northwestern, 100.
TIMOTHY SEED-425G445.
CT.OVER-1l.o5.
KIBS-9.GONi965
PORK-1S.50
I.ARD-S.97E.
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New York, July TO-
Spot cotton closed quiet. Middling up
lands. 1880: do. gulf. l1.05. Sales. none
nominal. =; Memphis quiet and nominal
1J7s; New Orleans steady. lis: Mobile
steady. 1913: Savannah steady. 1913;
Net receipts for four days 1S.l23.
Exports to Great britain, 20.3I3; to
France. Az; to the continent, 9is2; To
Japan. $50
Stock 2J1634.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, July III.
CATTLE-Rcccipts 400; market steady,
common to prime steers, 4GpG.2,.
HOiS-Reccipts, 130O market for best
strong. others steady; choice to prime
heavy 6S00f6.&
SHEEP-ReceiptS 1900: market strong
to Toe. higher: Shcep 4..:lalG..J
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Ri iTTER-Steady; creameries. 15n-N:
dairies. 1jGi1S.
realistically; at market. 1oM14i: ;
firsts. 14K: prime firsts, 1G: extras, IL.
CuEESE-Steady; lOll dill;h.
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gut down the record run by over two
hours, covering the 50 miles in slightly
over four hours. She will prove hard
proposition to beat and will lend inter-
est to the races. already closely con-
tested
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EDWIN c. DUDLEY
BANKER
No. 8 Meonian Building,
AUGUSTA, NE.

I offer subject to sale:
Cleveland, Q. 4 per cent. bonds to
yield $50.
Nashville, Tenn, Az per cent. bonds
to Yield 1892.
Spartanburg, s. C. AZ per cent.
bonds to yield 4.05.
Schenectady, Railway Co. Az per
cent bonds to yield 407.
Utica e Mohawk Valley r. r. Az
Der cent. bonds to yield 425.
Cleveland Electric Railway s per
cent. bonds to yield 440.
Ontario Power Co. per cent. bonds
to yield per cent.
Particulars furnished on application
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New York Money Market.

NGW DIX, July To-
Prime mercantile paper 5drala per cent
Sterling exchange easy at lSi.dOfI 4S Is
for demand and at 49,. 05lI 49,. 10 for 60-day
bills.
Posted rates 4S21k64S5l5.
Commercial bills $3.50 1914
Bar silver g..
Mexican dollars !0H
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds heavy.
Money on call steady, 2%I3A per cent.