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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28

close encouraged more or less bear
pressure The visible supply decreased 10000 bush,
compared with reduction OF 1.650000 bush last year
Late dispatches said warming up in the North
west map indicated the highe which
had low temperatures, would rapidly
Nevertheless the Northwest good buyer
early the session. The cash market in New
York quoted follows: No red 81 o4Ss elevator
o51 afoat: No Northern Duluth, 81 IA q.
idea the abnormally cold weather in Western
opened up practically &c d bush in Chicago, and
well sustained the last hour when began feel
the effects OF heavness in wheat large receipts 81
he West, with 4T4 estimated Tuesday Chi
A good deal Of the early improvement Lost
and final prices AT the West only about tsC net
higher. although May in New York closed 2 higher
Liverpool was 40 SD net higher. Worlds shipments
amounted to 31S5OC0 bush compared with 42OO00 bush
the previous week and there decrease Of 600
bush in The visible supply Some private adyces from
the West said that offerings light No
ahoat; No 2 white 64c. No yellow 62iac o b
ahoat OATS-The frosty weather Of the Mississippi
started some heavy covering in around the opening
on which prices advanced about lac bush Big
mission houses heavy buyers OF September around
G9t2c Private advices claimed that oats IN Nebraska
and Iowa, well Kansas had been seriously Injured
by the cold weather. and all estimates in
circulation TO the probable reduction IN the crop as
result With other markets late reactions occurred and
September lost all OF advance while positions
closed within fraction OF the lowest The visible supply
strong closing a follows Mixed. % TO 30 n. boo
natural white so IS ~ 51G522c. clipped white SO
10 30 10. bl14G66lzc. RYE-Narket frner; No West
1 Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE III New York. May p 1908
a. me coIlee market quiet sales for IN.
a. -s ABOUT 1ooOJ bags The opening was STEAD.
1naLlseo prices 10 decline OF 10 n9jnts ard 80
s relatively firm during entire session a66 H.
WIS sleaded afteT tie
seotPoI =, most Of which
nc opening was considered lhay,
al Hsv-s c~oies reporting decline "a franc
81. - OF ? pig at Hamburg al hour
DcaI opening, and the European markets Tsit.5
.eiHtS aIeF"aIu harTe closing y franc AMI TIsrnI,r
s0 pIs net lover OF Brazilian markets. ~,
uiIc4ahgeG and santos refs lower fbfs cbarg
ils zoo slGht 10 attract than fassine mott
VAS reported that 49, ~
I'eaA markets. but there We're no signs - i3-
iocatiy
1850 Iuilhs 81 the market decline Sayo~-5 ~
ss OF no clange in the firm offers Rac0infs p+
,aiH. anu WINE some runors ah-at as To ~.
aoil1tioh pan, nothing definite enough "a t.
ne q market factor. Receipts SanTos
q, oo 900 lSgs, against 277 bags last wee ans
N.pV DSss Isst year The market coffee
"lth quotations the basis RIo
s lor ne week 128 bags against g4 asi L.,
al9 $500 last OF former amount ~
IoIE nae 5000 bags The weekly cearances and stj,
80 az MO ana Santos follows RIO clearsnces
800 YES, ihcudng 300 10 the United States ana
.voS 10 APE etc; Rio shipments 1000 bags ~ v,btc
S.p were for the United and On0 for r,,rnna
ceafsfoes were 22SO10 bags ncludnr AZ 600 e.
nc thlted states and l7S000 Europe. Santos sbi,
were ='5Hl' bags, Of - 900 vera - *
.ilitel states and 219O00
has slIa oeL1lent wac follows: Stock Os0
c4eafances Ie9 TO parts Of fNIrope TIC o,ai Ce
es al no and Santos for week vera aI nnS no.,
two years ago 'NN' oNd oSVVo
The q contrac. r-,,aS g.,
cav was follows: ' 1851 "infHel 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. May II 1907.
all the leading varieties and some further advance has
bling sales outside figures and there is dis
ePspecaiIy for Choice reds NATION are FIRM at s. %
California oF lima %ery firm scotch peas have Jumped
sg Zoe and are in small agpPy % " 60 2qotS BEMMS
10 good 81 81 j. do medium choice 81 20 81 - do
red kidney 81 s. 40 black turtle soup. 81 -
So Do sS green eve s Sc S 9S 1905 c5oce s. % $ 10
BUTTERwReeepts to.ds sy '2lG pkg Bu yer!
delivery OF the stock kept the market rather bare;
more goods could have been placed without ANTIQUITY,
TO pay quite a premium the official rates Medium
to choice qualities solo very promptly and crowded
but is not in large supply Factory is selling fairly
had a week ago, wo quote Creamery. extras, per
@ as DO s G eoad
thirds lec DO dairy tubs fancy &c: do good
imitation arsts, q @2lse; do reno
DO thirds 10Ql7c: do Western factory hrss. 20 o
inc le' s f1 %o Ia fse DO 10 3 Ice
cHEEsE-&eceipts TO-DAY 99s boxes Supplies Of
little larger this week. and with little surplus car
and prices declined &c on all grades New large
sh %es III gh sgBp s cs G
Finest canad a5. old Gss for eo 9 and S's r
9 9i New state fun cream coloTe9 small 9ss;
12llc; do large white, best. Iia. ore large and
gh SKINS aT 10 S2@l l9 DO bs infSo &C.
sHims prime 81 do Of fair 70 good Ga 8ee
EGGS-Receipts to-day. 1882 cases. Business is
moving along quite satisfactorily IS Il steady
70 hrrn tone 20 values Fine stock is inquired for 10
ton IN some quarters ask slight advance though
the business Of the day quite generally In The
range OF our quotations Under cali on Change
90 cases fresh gathered I8Isc 90 cases
Northern Ohio AT 17Hc; 100 cases storage hacked
hrsts at lI33c. Dirties wanted and No grade
se4is quickly al 1bc We quote: State, Pennsylvania
ana nearby selected white fancy 19c do choice is a
lshc; DO brown ana mixed extra. 1sc; dc frsts TO
extra hrsts. II Si7he; do Western selected aor7a.
91Ic; do southerly sections frsts 1915 (oniciai Gno
tation for Western hrsts 100000; DO seconds liz
Ql6c; Kentucky, 1871 @16i3c; tennessee ~ =
lSizc; drties. 14sf loo; checks. l2GI3c
FRUITS-FRESiI- A pples n Light sunni. ana -,
err Peaches more plentiful but selling well straw
berries In liberal supply low. SI,.slkrleons in,
oreasing IN supply but quality very fine First "a az
"atermelons arrived to-day Pineapples in GOOD a.
inand ana firm We APPLES. Spitzenbaro
per double head bbl 81 Q$6 80; Northern Sp 81 o.
90 80: do Baldwin. s5qs5 10 do Ben Davis 81 sou
80 70; DO Russell RoXbury, IS 50gS4 30: do Col1e5
So 90Gs4 do Dreaming. 500 So 80: do common So 20 n
STRAWBERRIES. Maryland, per quart Gallo: 10
Eastern Shore. e9l0c do Norfolk o q loo; do EorIp
Caro! una 6syl do South Carolina. aGIoc:
ORANGES Florida. per box, s29sG; GRAPEFRIrGr'
Florida, per box 81 Qs0 MUSKMELoNS per crsta'
81 ~ 90: WATERMELONS. Florida. each 4o6b0c,
BAN 81 1888 e5. 80 u' W
HOPs-Tradng continues moderate both on th
local market and at primary points, without
especially features Holders remaining lots are
not inclined to urge sales pTsfsr;nx paors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

i4rcrpool MAY 27--closing: wI1EAT-spot nrm: No 2
red Western winter. &c lld No l California Us Id.
futures steady July - 2sd; September. Is 4sad. CORN
spot Arm American mixed As i01kd IS I'd
futures quiet July. Is 111sd; September. 1914 ID
PEAS-ta nadian hrm. Us Sd. FLoUR-winter patent.
strong, Us Cd HOPS in London (Paclnc COAST quiet
~ l0sGf3 5s. BEEF-Extra India mess strong o5s
PoRk-Prime mess Western steady. $50 Cd HAMS
snort cut il TO 10 Id. firm. Sos BACON-Cumberiand
- 10 30 H. strong OBS 81; short RIB 10 to "a H.
strong Dos 3D. long clear middes light "a Ii Arm
OBS 3D. long clear heavy IS 10 40 III Arm no,
o. short clear backs 10 20 ID. firm 5Is clear bellies
II 70 10 H. strong, 52s 3D. SHOULDERS-Sou II 10
a. 10 strong As Cd LARD-Prime Western tierces
quiet sos American refined in pals dull, 46s CHEESE
= madam finest white new quiet eos: DO old ouiet
u.s. 90 finest eolored. new quiet old. quiet SIS
daAI.IloW-Prme city strong. 32s Cd. TURPENTINF-
s F steady Sos Cd RosIN-Common nrm lis AID
1870 ~. - M-Rsnned quiet, esd LINsEED OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28
Yester

The local market spot cotton was steady with
for rniddling Gulf Sales. 900 bales Southern spot
asss % -s al oi s tse 9' Wilmington
I .nsns s a. a., G Memphis steady gnGha9gef
j2ze sales So bales Charleston steady unchanged
hale: Bsitirnors noIo,nsI ~ higher a 1sc Little
ehsnseG a. nc Horo n nsss M9S at Arm a Hn
day: A. Houston, 1900 to 200 agains; 57ss last
bales against $ee1 last e and 2so7 last year and al
New Orleans 800 10 600 bales. against 1858
Cotton Ezchsnge special Liverpool cables: Spot dull;
ZOO: receipts 1900 American 5000 niddiins upland
positions PORTS decline on distant months closed
Esyyune Janeuiy POM s5 i2% Sy SSsa
81
e2sse December! January 22Iad Jsnuar9 February.
Ms sa,s ~ Ms ana cloths quiet
neiaaed spring bsers anS n35 a6 ,2ay
Prices Arm unchanged. The foioN,nF are
spas PaS Sass & winter s'Ta s4s So
ia No %fntef 81 oss 6 EXTRA StTs No - Cs$a 20 e
BE FLofR aFn GsSSs a F9i5 to goo 81 3o
eaosed Kin dries s. bass IS as to hTena Ba ME- nm M
firm ou0se Fine white yellow. 81 80: 81 Il
Wssts;a spring s2s S. standard miadng s24 hour
hrsn s21 30 bulk s24 5O6S25 sacks mlddins s25 SoS
sss 5oas2s s oiIMEAI+ sss 90 ''4S-@ . 0uiA
a, he opening Of the wheat market toa@ xe YoSf
scee on The weakness o. cables and opened only 80
Juy, tie OUTSIDE price representing &c over the
close Of Saturday. due TO frosts the West
quickly adjusted by a
IN New York 81 05i1 for July Following violent
reaction and quieter market during
middle Of the Gay. after which decline wiped
ell previous advance and the market
prices New York ~ lower sc higher than on
Saturday. The weather II surprise every
detinctlv uErsvorabie IN
Southwest especially where wheat j5nted ~ killing
appeared 81 portions Of Kansas. vas
heavy Frost elsewhere throughout the Missouri Valley
The Tor rain in Kansas. however.
the Influences which promoted heavy unloading In The
for the abroad believed
domestic prices gone higher after
the opening. The fact that Southern Russia
had good rains only declines
markets, but checked the enthusiasm OF bulls
considerable this side There OF
AMxd Liverpool. 20l35 points Paris i.Gh mark
Berlin points Budapest. Brooinhal reported
shipments II bush. compared with
7. 10000 bush the previous week. and also stated that
ccisi reports made the Puntab 1913
compared with i5 $50 bush year developed
stat all the commission houses Chicago had
ing orders hand opening,
diions end It until these had been
that the market had time take OF the
proved news from abroad ehort selling very
Aas.iAx At any time eurins the day. except the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28

NATURALIZATION sharp decline in the
london tin spot closing ts9 Il los
below quotation. while were y lower
quoted at Ge nc coPPR also Es had % very sharp
ice and aa9 shoRnF the " same s5 loss oss at
locally the market was dull ana nomnay iowsT "iJh
casting at - 25q22 75c LEAD was unchanged a. GP
IN London. sPELTER was % Cd lower at 10 Is Cd in
the English market With No foundry Nort6orn quoted
al aoe % he marSst Tor pig iron SsG's{ss AZ
1 s Ggndy grades are 9g2 20 as 59ows 500 G
BID: September. $22gS25: October, So @59S25 ana
SSl.ss sa A HSISsT ss f's0 general market
h weatbtr 3mess,o"s foiIoU NV Ies9 atff
gal common. 1920; fair. 21q23c good 2 a29c prime
common. l8al4e fslr. i6al7c sood. lSa2oa: prime
ne8 ootSs Nd OIL !S eqy , 4 s f
light Late months sssed az sGnewh9t the nte sss5on
I' o Esasn 5,s5c 100 100 NaysmS S 4a4 and
Changed Iinsed in fair @ % WIZ VIZ
sI5e bulk ;oo refined eases New Yo 70 65e Pm
6 6sses e Is E e p @ @ "" %
sED oIL;nPFmo crude 6 & mills n nom nsI Brine
September 57t. a5s5; octobeT 64&a54s4c; November,
pe0sm n6 4ss @4StG on sgHs6 yf nr:
s so .5 gIm sy ~ Tas fa4 T C Out u @ ou 40
4+4 Gsfgis 0 L eRdp @ decline Of
TO 10 points IN live h0ss again had ~SaSenins ef'eGt
and commission houses ali sold during the forenoon,
there rally covering and with grain later
which left and ribs trhe higher than Saurdey
$1,000: Kansas City. 10000: Omaha, $500. and the
west. 81. 900. PORK steady; quoted: Mess, S1I 100
sts S aao,sd So SSio family 81
packet, sll 9 s11 90: extra India mess. So So
BEEF HAMS steady; quoted sc4d 500 DRESSED
HOGS easy; quoted: Bacons, So: $50 n. Sac; 100
Picked bellies steady qgo'ed6. sm9ng o lge 10 b.
steady: quoted: leg i2isa. Tif.Low steady city
essci country es de'ss LARD stead; quoted
quoted So q &c; refined lard steady quoted; South
America 1050c; Continent. 955c; Brazil kegs Hoo.
quoted Cleo. 81 q Zoe; city lard stearne 1oisc.
RICE-A liberal number Of mail orders were received
and the market held steady to firm. Quotations follow
Domestic, screenings. 3a3'ec; second heads 3tG4i4c
heads '4QG2c: Japan, domestic. 4ia5c, Fatnh "a y
Ga C; Rangoon. bond. 29s42Ssc.
SCGAR-Business was fairly active. mostly In The way
withdra was syrups ruled steady The following
prices, subject 10 rebate OF 10 points and
o days: Crystal douliucs.
25c: Eagle tablets zoe cut loaf and crushed. mo-
mould A, 535c cubes, Eagle . 10 bags POWDERED ana
Eagle confeconers' graduated &c NXXX powdered.
powdered and fruit powdered and
Eagle fine granulatcd 1nc, Eagle ID
graduated boo. In bags do. $50; 3a
5I5c: % ID DO 5.o5c; Eagle fine standard
sranUlated diamond a, &c; confectoner6 and 10
4s0c; 3 4.75c; No T. zoe No =, 4G5c. No g,
No s & Doc No q. 445c. No 10 ! BIC;
No II 3Oc: No IL BIC: a. pc; Nos Il. IL and
Sales made AT 3. 90c for centrifugal
the tusner including y 800
bags Rico. sail Delaware Rreakwaer for
ship and 1900 bags Porto Rico centrifugal
landed less gheraga and wharfage.
go bags. terTas. Duty paid prices at the
close $500 &c centrifugal 90 for So test
London for quiet and steady at
May and June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28

vance ee-v - COTTON n-rket had quite sharp sd-
,orn Tor the bull movement other months seIing
70 Ihe hign point az last week later prices ease9
inc me close was barely steady at net decline ~
poas sales fer the day estimated AT 400 600
.1aee- re opening was steady. unchanged q
d., s seT ana prices reached the high point
curing me flFst hour q trading July
= loc ana January u 64c while
~ these ng1res there heavy realizing ana as eoon
IS ne market began TO weaken
Gte 70 ieaallg interests, under which market
eeIlneo quite SHARPLY and closed practically he
point on The new crop months and within points
o tae ioWest on July Trading active on
ne oecilns as on the early bulge,
uc1lar change in the news explain the loss The
early ADVANCE unfavorafle geather
Iorteo over sunday The showed showers
u rams N aim st All sections Of the
y lover temperatures The official forecast called for
etoWeIs sssln to-nsht In most sections and colder
~eetner followed by clearing conditions on TUESDAY
Private reports from the South very bullsh az 10
TIE outlook ana sensationay bullish are being
- OF as me probable showing Of the governments
report early next month Liverpool opened than
que but rallied before the the local oTerIng
private cables attributed the early TO American
seAine ard the advance u bad cron newa
eo1lnern spot markets were unchanged &c higher
Ire range OF contract prices in the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28

OsIaAn opportunity to your los, article tt
Trss rsgstry. Tslsphsns, 1000 Dryant e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28
Sum..,er Resorts.
NEW YORK.
GatskiII Mountains

The high altitude or this great mountain santarluI
ranging from 1000 20 1000 feet above tho sea- ~ an
important factor in the selection OF summer none
In addition to the private parks there are over lOOo
hotels boarding houses amid the green helds and
towering Crags this country OF scenic beauty ana
wildwood charms. THE ULSTER DhL1AWAKhs,
r r offers superb train service without chahsS OK
cars from Phiadelpha. Jersey city ana NO" YORK 10
all points in this popular Summer resort 49,,
The Summer time schedule for OF 1907 win
in effect Sunday 1eth. with improved week
day and Sunday service. - -,
The "Catskill Mountain Limited" composed e1Siur
siyey parlor with observation car, iesHihs
New York weekdays at 10 o'clock A M Is popu-
The west shore r r will excursion tickets
from New York and Brooklyn on May goth and goth
via Ulster e Delaware r.. all points IN the
Cstsls!ll fare for round Trip svins
opportunity select your Summer nome o. poHu-
Ing place. These tickets Will be 5000 tot return Trip
on any train up to midnight Of June I'd, inclusive
An frustrated summer Book with map OF tho Cat
sllls Of hotels and boarding houses Will De
sem rec 0 OF cents postage
y A. SIMS. General Passenger Agent
Kingston, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-28
PENNSYLVANIA.

Open all the year Largest most rnoTs--
located hotel at this beautiful Mountat1 So. n1sst
1n pafS containing over 200 OF natE7s
pAStufssSue handiwork Numerous dfversor, - >
5Th's bowling pool billiards. fishing boaIin~
ne CUISINE Is or the best. table being suppaS 80
hoto own IaFIn Newly furnished; steam heaT. 81.
WOOD nrss electric Iights: elevators: sun parI Up-a
Nste oaeOnies' spacious verandas. Rooms srza
ekeeeht views; hot and cold running Mountsi9 -
maSsI IN rooms: baths; metal beds Musical concs-s
morning ana evenlng with frequent dances
lance phone and telegraph once in hotel 1ao@
Ie1, showing hotel, Kittatfuuv
SoetS- nap new YORK 10 Water Gap. appliratto.
S'eSiaL may ana June rates Livery garage
g FRANK COPv
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-23
HRS THAlN
LETS PICTURES
suTswoMAN rs RRoueaTslNTo
COURT BEFORE ALBUM is
RETURNED. ID

NEW YORK. Oct %. woman
who said she was Nine. De Naucaze..
OF West F!rty-third street, said to be
a writer for an English newspaper. was
in the West Side police court in answer
to summons served "non her by Dan.
iel o'Reilly, of COUNCIL for Harry K.
Thyw, who charged her with having
In her possession an album OF photo,
graphs belonging to Evelyn NesbIt
Thaw which was obtained by painter
of miniatures. Nine. Marie Won Welt.
helm. during the Thaw trial.
Nine. Won Veltheim was engaged py
=" o'Reilly to paint miniature nor.
traits OF Mrs. o'Reilly and Mrs. Harry
Thaw. The miniatures were to BE- m.
ishetl from photographs. and Mrs.
Thaw lent the artist an album contain.
ing several hundred pictures OF her.
self. which had been collected by Har.
ry Thaw. The Thaws declare they
have meyer been able to get the album
back. and assert that Nine. Won Welt.
helm turned It over to Nine. De Nau.
Gaze. Magistrate Finn held that the
album was being unlawfully held. It
was restored.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-23
Rob Re! berry In
City Prison
ONE PRISONER TAKES MONEY
FROM ANOTHER AND IS COM.
I PELLEDTo DIG UP.

PARKERsBURG, Oct. 2s.-That i'm.
Gprisonment in the !, city lookup does
mot safeguard from robbery was dem.
Lynn Posey, an old man. arrested the
previous evening on common drunk
charge, faced Recorder Moroney in
police court.
Posey claimc,! he had given dollar
Ito one Of his fellow prisoners for a
! quart OF whlskey, and. failing to secure
the fire water, he gave another dollar
Ito another man for another quart. He
was disappointed in both cases.
sas Posey was sent down to identify the
men, but succeeded in only one case.
M NJ: Humphrey acknowledged having
zone Of the dollars, but said he couldn't
I find 1t. After. he was threatened with
I a. charge oflpocket picking Humphrey
produced the dollar from the folds Of
! his bed.
Humphrey was fined $40 and costs
for his little trick. and the recorder
notified Chief oliver that after
s;Humphrey Is released from his pres.
cent sentence he is to be given "a days
for defrauding Posey II he does not
leave town within six hours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-23
Where Is The
100000 (?
MESSENGER ACCUSED OF ROB
elNG BANK IS ACQUITTED
AFTER TRIAL.


NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Harry ]. VII
son. on trial for having attempted the
theft of $4,000 in checks and drafts,
and $4,000 in cash while employed as
messenger by the First National
bank. was acquitted. Wilson. while n
messenger at the bank, was sent out
one day with the money in wallet.
He did not return, but letter contain.
ing the drafts and checks reached the
bank soon after.
Wilson. though he pleaded that his
pocket had been picked, was arrested,
on the supposition that he had return.
ed the papers. being unable to nego-
tiate them. The defendants mother,
90 years of age, sat anxiously through
the FIVE days trial, though she was
too deaf to hear what was going on.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-23
TAKES ACID
MckEESPoRT CHURCH WORKER
SEEKS DEATH TO END
WORRY

PITTsBURG, Oct. 23.-Nervousness,
caused by the sudden death OF her faith
er almost year ago. aggravated by
the fear that a favorite niece would
contract diphtheria. caused Miss Paul
inc Simpson. aged 40. to drink carbolic
acid at her home in McKeesport yes
terday. She died an hour after she
was found.
James Simpson. father Of the wo,
man, dropped dead at his home last
December. and Charles Simpson. a
brother. was killed by train in Gin
cinnati in 1902. Miss Simpson feared
diphtheria for her niece because per.
sons from n neighboring house where
there was diphtheria had visited the
Simpson home. She was u well known
religious worker.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-23
GIRLS ORGbHIzED
BksKE BALL TEAM
AleH SCHOOL ARRANGING FOR
CLASS CONTESTS; - HAVE
ELECTED CAPTAINS.

!tcSGANToWN, ost. q. -consiler.
able Interest is being manifested
among Tho girls at the High School
along athletic lines. Some time ago
a girls athletic association was organ.
lied and plans arranged toward the
formation Of basket ball teams.
Enough c2nli'lates have taken inter.
fst - The mater So tiiat each class
is represented by a team. They have
been able to secure the stage at the
Christy Theater twice a week for prac.
tice, and later an inter.class schedule
of games will be arranged. The school
will also be represented by a girls
hssjet ball term. watch exDects 10
be able TO compete with other teams,
such as Falrmont High, etc. A nun.
Der Of practice games have been play.
ed. and the Junior Glass team has thus
far won them all.
Miss Florence Griffin has been
elected president Of the association.
and Miss Ruth Maxwell. manager. The
teams are coached by Miss Pease. one
of the teachers. Miss Irene Andris is
assistant coach.
The teams for the four classes OF
the High School are made up as fol-
lows.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-23
SCHOOL FOR
ORPHAN GIRLS
.RosSRTs NJ. CARSON LEAVES. ST..
oco,cco FOR scHooL LIKE CT p
%RARD COLLEGE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-It was
announced yesterday that 'te VIII OF
Robert X. C,rson. a millionaire Of This
city. who lied suddenly last week, pro,
yIdes for a s5,oOO.OOo institution for or.
phan girls patterned after Glrard Col.
legc In this city. which is exclusively
for b,Ts. The berucst herrrnns eToc.
tive after The d2ath Of the widow, Mrs.
Frances Carson. Tie institution ell
be located at Flour. ~vn. just over the
city line in Montgomery county.
The girls are to be carefully In
structed In the fundamental doctrines
M Chrieti-r't- ord RI c'cr~"r,cn OF
any sect is to be excluded from the
grounds, but there Is to be no prosely.
ting or reference to their own peculiar
tents or belief expressed before the pu
pills.
The college will be open to all poor
white girls. both Of whose parents are
dead. In the matter OF admission
preference Is to be given equally to
girls born in the city OF Philadelphia
or in Montgomery county. which adj
Joins the city; after that those born in
the. State OF Pennsylvania and lastly
those born in the United States. The
admission ttage is between and 10
years.