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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
DELEGATES NAMED
BY THE LEAGUE
Men Selected TO Represent the
Decent Republicans of
Alameda County
Machine Also Puts Tickets in
Field, but Better Element
Viii Control

ALAMEDA. Aug 5=The Lincoln
Roosevelt league tonight nominated the
following delegates 10 the state. con-
gressional and county conventions 10
be voted for al the primary election
Tuesday:
state-F. E Mason. capitalist: George
Whitman, manufacturer; J. 1. Gould.
mining; c. l. NayIor, attorney: ]. G.
Moran. millman; George T. Morris. gro
Ger; L L Torrey, president Of the Penn
sylvania rubber company.
Third district congressional conven-
tfon-A c. Mason, insurance broker. Ia
cob Jensen, shipping Ralph B Elster:
S. Bruce Wright, attorney; H. H. Gates,
builder; David E. Gordon, Journalist;
DR.. Cecil c. Dennis.
County conyention-Georg f. Plum
ner, realty and building; DR.. ". r.
Cluness, MEDICAL inspector OF the Pa
ciflc Mutual life insurance company;
Charles ". Merrill. mining engineer:
Henry Lank. fire department supplies
Edward P. Fish, Insurance.: Alex La
Plant, concrete contractor; J.. D. Jami-
son, secretary OF the Norton tanning
company. George 7. Watterson. capital
isti a. Manuel, mill foreman, BENJAMIN
g. Elliott. foundry supplies; c. H.
White. hardwood lumber H. P. Sacketr.
manager OF the Pacific tank company;
r kirkham Blair, junior member OF c.
a Murdock & Co, printers; George ".
Shreve OF Shreve & Barber, sporting z
goods; a c. Banning. stationer; George
Fiddes. capitalist: Sechul II. King. as
saying; A. T. Thompson, real estate;
W. A s. Nicholson, attorney; Herbert
c. Wyman; a .. Bell, journalist:
Charles L Metzger. painting; Ira san
ford meat dealer; J. Z. Rogers print
ing; J. D. Spence, travelling salesman
R. :. Wheeler, school principal. John II.
Care San Francisco manager of Red
wood Manufacturers association; Henry
P Smith. stock broker
Following their Endorsement OF Con-
gresham KnowIand the league named
a congressional delegation composed
almost entirely of knoTland's personal
friends and pledged 10 support him for
denomination The tickets named by
the league are the strongest in per-
sonnel ever presented 10 the people OF
the forty-seyenth assembly district
Following are the machine tickets
named tonight:
State and congressional-L r Vein
man, c. s. Neal. William Hammond Jr.,
c. L TisdaIe, ". H Noy, z. E John
son, G. H Payne.
COunty-George Lewis. ]. H. Walker,
W ". Cooley, J. B. Lznktree, H NJ
Kebby. W X Scott, J. D. Calder, C. L
Schmidt, J. J. Searle, H D. Perry. J. H
Peterson. Al kim. A Y. Fisher, J. ".
Esehew, J. c. Fielding. Peter Perata,
H H Shed. George Johnston. r y.
Smith, z. B Bullock. W E. Dennison
". H L Hynes. Harry L Hintze,
George SturtevanS Henry Muller,
lanes AftrrfSor
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
WILL WATCH BOOTHS
League Men Name Watchers to
Prevent Election Frauds

The Lincoln Roosevelt delegates in
the thirty-seventh district held a
meeting in the Lick building last
night TO complete preparations for
election day They selected watchers
for each polling place and named men
TO canvass all the doubtful sections Of
the district On election day there
viii be two league watchers at each
booth. In addition there will be from
two 10 four volunteers at each polling
place all day.
Reports from all the delegates were
10 the effect that the republicans OF
the district are lining up behind the
league ticket as they never have be-
fore. The F'isk-Sullivan machine op-
position is disorganized- Arthur Fisk
il was said. is no longer hopeful OF
victory. This report Is corroborated
By the fact that John c. Lynch. Her
rims chief lieutenant, does not claim
the district for the push" In fact, in
his official announcements, in which he
claims almost everything in sight.
Lynch comedies the thirty-seventh and
thirty ninth districts TO the league.
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BODY BLOW DEALT
MACHINE FORCES
Clean Government MenPrOveVic-
torious in Ventura County
Convention
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

SEEL-AL D-SEAALh IL LEE LA4-L
VENTURA. Aug. 5.-The republican
machine received q body blow IN this
county al the convention held today.
and strong resolutions were passed
aimed directly al Senator Perkins The
anti-nachfne, headed by ex-senator
Bard. carried everything before Il
Robert II Clarke was nominated for
superior Judge Dr.. Mott OF Santa
Paula was iadorsed for state senator
and Smith for congress Assemblyuan
Ssckett was again nominated for that
Office and instructed 10 work for e
state local option law.
The delegation 10 the state congress
sioual and joint senatorial conventions
which the Herrinites tried IN vain 10
break into consists OF 7. p Bard. G c.
league, .. J. Reese, r. P Strathearn,
John Heck, z. Z. Davis and J R Drif-
I'LL Senator Bard was chairman OF the
committee on resolutions and platform
and among others the following reso-
lutions were passed unanimously
Resolved. thar this eo1Tsztion pledge its can
sixrv-ftth assembly district ID support ouIy such
cz1didate fer United States senator as shall BE
The pespls q CEIitcruia- s1d who by precedent
and assoctsrfozs IS known o. Is generally repute6
70 Q incsPeaceat sno y sympathy with Efforts
70 prevent tie Domination q the party b. sub
Ee-Tlent politicians representing large cooperation
interests
And 1his eoeTenti0n does further declare that
TIE republican party q Ventura county earnestly
desires that the candidate Tor state senator 70
1e selected b TIE republican Joint convention
cf tlE th-rrT-rElrd senatorial district shall bs
pledged % vote c1lT for candidates 1ur United
States senator Tho known OF generally
repE1ed 70 Be icdepecte1r and under ID ohlfzs-
tons 70 g II alliance with such eorporz ztfons-
Having co11cezce n Ile character. ability and
patriotism q Dr. D " Aect. hereby IL
srrucr the delegates 70 Be appointed % reure-
seat Ventura county n said joint co1Tentton q
al lozo-zhle means fCr securing lis no-af-
alton IS The republican candidate fqr state sena-
rc- and 70 urge Epc1 said conTe1ri11 the p-o-
prlety ard equity of co1cedt1S 70 this county.
Il zccorcsrce with s ruie which has 11FzrtsbIy
heen respected ever since the fo-rzrioa Of the
d.strtr-- the ho1e- q prese1ting the candidate
fcr that offce-
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STIRRED RUFF UP
IN PARKSlDE DEAL
Coleman Says Curly Boss Was
Lax in Getting Money for
the Franchise

The last important link Of testimony
necessary 10 connect Abe Ruef with
the bribery Of former Supervisor Furey
in the Parkside franchise case was
brought out yesterday during the hear
ing Of that charge against Ruef in
Judge Cabaniss' court, when former
Supervisor Coleman told OF many con-
yersations which he held with the ex-
boss and OF efforts 70 stir him up
and secure definite action on the fran
chise applications
In response 20 questions by Assistant
District Attorney Ward. Coleman sad
that Ruef put on consideration OF the
matter from time 10 time This was
during the period when he was negoti-
ating with the Parkside people for a
bigger fee than the original s35.08o de-
cided upon
I told Ruef matters should be stirred
up" said Coleman. and that I was get
ting anxious. owing 10 various rumors
that were going around the board
Ruef said the matter was being held
in abeyance because he didn't want 70
rush through such an important propo-
sition while agitation was on
Coleman on redirect examination BY
Ruefs lawyer. who tried <ranticaIIy 10
get him 10 contradict his statement
said further that he had all along IN
derStood that Gallagher was acting as
the go between OF the supervisors and
RueE
Assistant District Attorney ward
was able 70 secure this testimony
through a bIunder. awkward 10 Ruef
made by his lawyer. sam Nswburgh
Newburgh opened the way by asking
the witness whom he thought Gala
gher was representing on the board
Ward was quick 10 see the opening
and make use OF II
Supervisor Boxton during the morn
ing session completed his testimony.
He corrOborated GalIagher's evidence
in every detail in which he had been
named and Newburgh's efforts 10 lay
ground for an impeachment were pitt
fully futile. Former Supervisor Davis
was also called 10 the stand for q few
minutes. Nothing OF Importance was
ELECTED from him
Mindful Of his severe rebuke OF the
day before. Newburgh was much more
respectful IN his manner 70 Judge Ca
baniss- Once, however. he blurted out.
Your honor. don't care what is said
70 me- I an entirely ealious 10 any
criticism
you certainly are" was the re-
sponse-
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MACHINE MEN GATHER
Herrin push" in Forty-second
District Attend Meeting

A meeting OF the Herrin push" OF
the forty-second assembly district was
held last evening Only about 3 score
OF the regular voters Of the district at
tended Songs. stories, speeches and
refreshments were offered the guests OF
the Herrin sublieutenants- Chairman
George MCGOWAN Showered glory on
the head OF julius Kahn and many
others identified with the Herrin move
menr Nike Fisher told OF his expert
ences as q baseball manager and how
he was lost in the fog in Sacramento.
Jesse D. Hannah admonished the voters
against voting for any but the regular
candidates. Between each song, must-
cal selection or story there was short
speech by q machine spellbinder. who
pleaded with the voters 10 support the
Herrfn ticket
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PROHIBITIONIsTs TO MEET
Complete Plans for Big Ratifica-
tion Gathering August Ii

held al the Norwegian Methodist
church. Seventeenth street between
Mission and Valencia. on August IA.
were completed last night by the exec
utfve committee of the prohibition
partys county central committee
Speeches viii be made by prominent
local prohibitionfsts
The committee also took up the work
OF selecting delegates for the ensuing
conventions. The committee expects to
entertain Eugene W. Chaplin, prohibit
zionist nominee for president, early in
September.
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INYITE HENEY "a spEAk

OAKLAND. Aug 5.IFrancis J. Heney
has accepted an invitation OF the
Churchmen's clubs OF East Oakland 20
deliver an address Thursday evening q.
the Twenty third avenue Baptist church
corner OF Iwe1ts-IhiTd avenue and East
Seventeenth street Heney's address
VIII be along the lines Of good citizen
ship and the work which the graft
prosecution has been doing in san Fran
clsco 10 stimulate civic deeency-
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REPUBLIcANs MAKE PLANS

REDWOOD CITY. Aug. 5=The re-
publican county committee will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Of
fee OF Ross & Ross. when the machine
politicians VIII get together and lay
open Al the coming elections. Their ma
neurers viii be watched with interest as
the county has been so long in the
hands Of .f1e Southern Pacific machine
that many fights will result during the
Roosevelt leaguers and good govern
ment forces being expected 10 combine
IL an effort 70 overthrow the machine 5
slate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
UNION LABOR NAsIEs DELEGATES

The thirty-seFenth assembly district
union labor organization has nominated
the following delegate tickets for the
state and municipal conventions:
state-v- r. Hagery, Alfred Growner.
James Mitchell G. L Munso1 J. A. Kelly T.
F. Holland, Horace J. Jackson Sr.. George J.
Berger. d II Alexander. John Murphy, John
SgnGersfeld. William Tietlen-
Munlcipst-Horzce ]. Jzckson, Sr-. II. If.
Alexander. J. J. Aoria-ity, ". & Hagerty.
John Murphy Dan Mo-izrtry. J. A. Kelly. J. r
Holland STEPHEN Hughes. a J. Williams Alex
SumuerFiile John SanSersfeid- Joseph F. Ryan.
Thomas Carr, Thomas A. DoxeF, William Tiet-
fen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
DEMOCRATS OF s7TH MEET

The San Francisco democratic club
OF the thirty-seventh district held a
well attended and enthusiastic meeting
Fillmore streets, last night. Theodore
A Roche. president OF the club. pre-
sided and presented Judge Cummins OF
Indiana, Robert Ferral. Barclay Hen
ley. James G. Mcguire and Theodore
Bell as the speakers OF the evening
Between 400 and 500 democrats OF the
district attended the meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
OLDER CASE CoNTIyrED

Los ANGELES. Aug. 5.-On request
Of the attorney for Fremont Older the
San Francisco editor, who Is charged by
Luther Brown with criminal libel JUS
ricc Sumu1erfeld today continued TIE
case until October 5 The charge was
lodged against Older last fall and to-
days continuance is the tenth granted
thus far.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
REPORTS REMARKS
OF RUFF JURORS
Burns Assistant, John G. Laws
lef, Tells Court Voters for
Acquittal Showed Bias
Vile Language Was Applied to
Ex-Supervisor Who Ap-
peared During Trial

Several interesting sidelights were
thrown upon the last Ruef trial by the
testimony taken before Judge Lawlor
yesterday in connection with the hear
ing on the charges of contempt OF court
made against William ]. Burns and two
OF his assistants by Abe Ruef. John
| G. Lawler, one of the accused assist
ants, told OF statements made TO him
since the trial by some OF the jurors
concerning the actions during the trial
Of other members of the jury.
Juror William B. Leverone, one of
those who voted for Ruefs acquittaI.
called the attention OF the jurors next
TO him TO the ex-supervisors who testi-
fed, according TO these statements, and
applied vile epithets 10 them.
Juror Swift is also said 10 have ap-
Piled a similar epithet during the early
part OF the trial TO James Foley. who
accompanied Assistant District Attor-
ney Heney TO the courtroom.
JURORS DENIED BIAS
Both these jurors had. sworn. while
being examined as 10 their qualific2-
tions 10 serve. that they were absolutely
without bias.
William G. Bleacher, one OF the Te-
niremen whom LawIer was charged
with having approached. asserted upon
the witness stand that he was taken TO
q
sign. and did sign. an affidavit which
/ he had neither written nor read, and
which was not read 10 him The afi-
davit concerns the conversation that
passed between BIeacher and Lawler at
| the time the latter visited him. and
BIeacher. yesterday explicitly denied
several portions OF its contents.
ASKED TO sign PETITION
Several veniremen whom LawIer
called upon in an endeayor TO learn
their sentiments concerning the graft
cases were sworn as witnesses and re-
/ lated what had occurred All said that
Lawler had simply asked them 10 sign
a. petition asking the attorney general
to take the prosecution out OF the dis
| trict attorneys hands and stop il al
together. and that no mention was made
by Lawier OF any trial or OF their pos
sible connection with any case as
| Jurors.
Lawler asserted that this petition was
prepared by him for the sole purpose OF
discovering the sentiments OF the We
niremen. and denied that Il had been
drawn under instructions from Burns.
Rudolph Spreckels, who was called TO
| the stand for q short time. said that
! he knew nothing OF the petition The
hearing Will continue at 10 o'clock this
morning
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These Men viii Lead in The Fight TO Free
Party From Evil Control of Herrin
Delegate Tickets Of Lincoln-ROOsevelt League Bear
Names Of Republicans Of Great Integrity

The delegate tickets OF the Lincoln Roosevelt league have been
completed all districts except the tet The selected
the assembly districts have the Endorsement OF their
seCve league clubs well OF the administrative committee
consisting Rudolph Spreces Daniel A Ryan and F. w Dor
They also have the Endorsement OF the republican
field the regular republican tickets
all districts They independent OF unquestonable integrity
republicans They al who have stood
OF fight
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

MURDER SUSPECTS RELEAsED-Sew York
Aug 5--Julian Kgssnoki and Waliantry Barlow
So held as suspects IN connection with fhe
mystery OF the ehaKred remains Of { woman re-
Gently found IN bonfire II BROOKLYN. were re-
Iez ed tn<Iay
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

INVENTOR DIES-Ozkland. Aug 5-Cautsir
Colin Thompson inventor Of a bicycle boat and
owner Of 4 Lake Merritt boat house. died yes
terday a. his home 1913 Jefersua street
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

VITAL STATISTICS FuE-Alameda. Auz
5.-Tne report u Clty Physician L W Stidham
for the Il months ending June 80. 1905, shows
that there we're 40 births and 40T deaths in
Alame5z during that period.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

FORTT-THIRD DISTRICT
SLg--Leo TSppuau
RESSIoGAL-Frsncis Dunn
LOCAL
A. g. BoZES = J. Chambers
George P Brown
FORTY-FOURTH DISTRICT
STATEDr = L Howard
CONGRESSIONAL
Leo '. sexton Charles Lang
LOCAL
james Butler C. Christensen
Edward ElEiehzrt William Harrington
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT
STATE
Eenrv Liebert flames Kenny
CONGRESSIONAL
Jose1h Breea Nv. c. Maekintash
LOCAL
Joseph Rose .. Mario1i
george 1fcMsrus Robert Je1rsss
Henri A. FISK
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

from Bright 5
disease OF tbs
kid \ e vs. I
treated with
some OF the
very best doe
tors IN san
Francisco, but
without relief.
and they told
me ny case
was hopeless.
Then I decided
20 try Dr.
" o 4 z Him.
1-H ~~a- ~a1
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7. LUNDY
RELIABLE JEWELER
744 MARKET STREET
san FRANCISCO. cal

TO THE PUBLIC This Is 70 certify
that / suffered for a number OF years
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
FoRTTETH DISTRICT


rrr-k n. Marvin JOIN T. Dare
Dr. J. n Peel iDr- r n Il Rerndt
TE-LDE p hlItcrc E1Ee1e = Vel
Chsries Z Trirler
iS5ez-71r fgoEr P. Dohsrt-
7atr Ee1derson Dr. r r T0ulizso1
Crsrles L Fleid - d Allan
william 4 Humphrey Dr- s d Cooper
r1r--~ TscrtS Fc1l X. RiIer
Rer-hol6 NooSe E J Dcllard
O. IT, lille Irving Glhsca
z r CErten
LOCAL
c-eo-rs Uhl Rsiph L Estborn
~ 4 II Wrrl<e- adrian r Smith
n R Rsrthr-e Eugene q Poison
II = Ezzrarfr Tteotcre T. Wolters
uEriel A. Evz1 = hi1Erose
IA r. Roussezu G G. Clincb
Tslter r. Rahluscr g A. Fleiss1er
sesse G. Allan
FoRTE-FIRST DISTRICT
STATE
Thomss r H1Tsn z A Marrin
- s-arsor H Fried-zn
perrr e Tc~re Brooks Palmer
CoEGEESSIoAAL-
G. C Bur o D. bslr-11
Georre q BosrdUEn r Ish1 B. Butterunrth
ptlsIr Il Eraup Carl A Laudstren
Tsries Srisrz y Szancers
n Putren Hgrzce Il Allen
-hcrss = WllzUs Anc-er Selse1
shsidon 9. KeIioEE Alouzo Msso1
Wenzelburger william r Hammer
efris u Onesff Philip Bancroft
rssss +. steinhsrt Z. B. Cutter
TFrrIes SrtfessiuEer Elmer Nckesn
81 a. Maunfer Walter J. Rock
CARES ~. Ilckert A1olpnus 2 tTr2lr1er
FORTY-SEC0SD DISTRICT
STATED Jones
GEESSI0EA1-Ad1lscn kirtred<e
so51 chs. IL !. rrumss i.
GeorFs y. Lewis
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THIRTY-FOIRTH DIsTRTCT
THIRTY-FIFTH DISTRICT

cE-e-
cec-rz r. LUrr A. EsrEe--
Cte--ez e A. C-st-ttc- ? Z Tr--f-
C1uEreEzlc-EL-
TaLz EcCzLuu Eez-T Fefre
dcEz TE-1ecli1e Alfrsd BruEa
-oczi-
E-ed ? Se-trr1 Frzrk Nzzr-
Ee--T n Ran 8 ~ BIooHe-
Dr. Paul CzsteEuu Fred G Ger5es
P u C0fe william ArguStln
n r~e-r
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06

ing his herb treatment for some time
I feel perfectly WeIl and shall be glad
20 recommend him 10 any one su1er5ng-
MISS H LcCARTHT
243S California ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT

STATE
Frr~ies 2 BerrleT
Pal BzEcrcft
rctn r. gray
PEtterS1 E1ss
c. A. Robert
CoEGEESsIoEAL-
Nsrsrsi Hale
E-etEr WcrElser
wallace c. wise
c II. Mc-r-Uick
z =. rzLlz1
local
2 D B-ilsr1
= J. PrEu
Clzrles 3 Davis
william T. Hzrrlsa1
DIN L BerrT
Tcss-h z. C1r-e1
Taues g. ChuE
Lruts 4 CElr11
Dr. e z keller
Taseph Kidd
Eoterr =. EGher-s
erar-eT e. Stewart
--e1--r-e TEhrzr1
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THIRTY-sIxTH DISTRICT
THIRTH-SEEENTH DISTRICT

Ezr=
E1-E T. Warr
2 Il Brw1Es
Frz-cis r Clz-ka
D. II A. lEeier6ferk
= r EoLlzo1S
cclEressz11zi-
FrzlEl1 P BEl
T p EzEUzu
Dr. 1TiI-au 1IctfurraT
X r BeeE
y = Ramsey
---Ei-
Eca $ Nzrt
Edra1d A. KEEL
Fz1k T. Green
z ~ pr
John E. Neke1ls
r u McElrT
william Croker
? g. kierUF
FreE = e Rfcko1
Fra1kll1 r Bll
EEwar5 r BzifTil
2 = -srrzr
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THTRTF-EIGHTH DISTRICT

ELATE
ETru- Msuzr u L Nuruhy
- q NeEron 0rlz-do n NsrSh
AEle s. IeEeu James p. Campbell
Te-rrue C SEellT
CONGRESSIONAL
E-s Al Le1oIr lChsries 2 Hoey
Wtzu e Criu u. william Sc1eubus-
es-reL A. Clarke fH- r Prlez
CtarIes Bliss
LOCAL
P--cn NzuzT William ? Eurizht
william n Vel ALberr NtUdr
Dr. Charies c. lf1bUn " r. hlcMErti1
rTz51uss Tdh-s-1ne a H Cousf1s
Ts-es o. Thzrusu MARTA 7 Troy
NHsrre1 1Le-rica1 tP- r Eitrelf
Ttcuss Scohte MARTA BuEini
1otn A. Ezlpi1
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Walter NcHullen
frank G. Hammer
~ " Wsfso1
Dr. A J. GsIhrezrh
Albert Y Bu-Eren
Iosepl Ee-zoz
leland s Boruck
Chester s. Smith
william 8 Wells
william J. G NuhI
John H Richards
MllcC1 " Nocn
E George s. FoLansbee
A. g. Frank
n c. ClEcrz
Prank c. L1xEe
James P AukEys1
Nero :. BroIsu
Fre6erick Jsrtzez
William s Parcy
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EWnl/ure ana Lpbohlery
C0zlChes

Thefollowing Couches and Chairs
manufactured in their entirety in
our own workrooms, carry our
strong st recommendations:-
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Chu1.jS

Price quotations for Chairs are
for coverings of Tapestry md
French Velour.
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GULF SIREAM HAS
DELAYED WINTER


Cent. ErnHicr. e an" rn"mudi.u,
which ARRIVED I'm port i'-da, after an
unusually stormy rr-a@r rrom Ser
muda, says If tn" Guir stream doesn't
stop shiftinl tlic rru'r ho any more
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PRICES RECOVERED,
CLOSE VERY STEADY.

II + j SIC.
New York, Sept. 24.--Prices of stocks
at the opening today We're a fraction
higher than last night, but an imme-
date reaction in the Hill stocks turned
the market irregular. Great Northern
preferred and Northern Pacific, after
opening up a fraction, declined 2 and II
respectively below last night.
The attack on the Hill stocks pre-.
cipitated selling of other active stocks,
especially Reading and the western
group, The metal industrials showed
better resistance than the railroad list.
ST. Paul gave way / IS and Reading and
Southern Pacific, /. Concerted support
developed later and there was AZ Wig.
forous rally which sent prices up buoy
antly.
After a short pause and a slight re-
action buying was resumed on large
scale and further advances We're made
throughout. The rise in Union Pacific
the whole market, Utah Copper rose
2k, American Smelling and Great
Northern Ore Certificates, 2; Amalga-
mated Copper, liz, and Northern Pa
citic recovered all of its decline. The
advance was halted again at noon.
Bonds We're firm.
There was a subsequent rise to the
highest when Consolidated Bas became
.buoyant. Atchison and Northern Pa
5cific gained /, Union Pacific preferred
21a, and consolidated Gas Az. The
market was duh at slight recessions at
9 o'clock.
Y The market closed at the best fig
.ures and extremely steady. The buoy
ancy of Union Pacific with rise of
points carried the whole list strongly
up with very large transactions,
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. observation-disclosures es-
timated, 1000: market strong. Beeves, ga
0pf.T5; Texans. 3.60p5!19, stockers and
feeders. 2.606p4 40; cows and heifers / 10
@5.65; calves, 6.O0dDS.25.
Hogs-Receipts. estimated, 1900: mar
Cos CTS; mixed. 6. 6O@7.45; heavy 6, 80 q
T.45: rough, 6,55GD so: pigs 4.5066.25:
good e. choice heavy, 6.SoM7.i5; bulk of
sales, 6S0G7 TO-
sheep-Receipts, estimated $4,000; mar
ket steady. Natives. 2256E4.25: westerns.
2 25Gn4.2l; yearlinss. 4.25@4,75: native
lambs, S.25M5.fO; western lambs, 3.25C5
OMAHA.
South Omaha, Sept 24,-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 400; market strong. Western
steers 1925 % &. 65: Texas steers. 3.GO6H4 30:
range COWS and heifers, 2.5O61 400; can
ners. 2.O0Gl3.S5 stockers and feeders rs
@i.15; calves, 3.00@6.O0; bulls and stays
L .OO6l3 90.
Hogs Receipts, 5000: market steady to
strong Heavy 100; mixed SIS %
$50; lights. 6.7066.90: pigs, i.0026 90;
bulk of sales. 6.75DG.S5.
Sheep Receipts. 10000: market strong.
YearlinEs 9.I5 $500: welhers. .soG3 90:
ewes. 3.0oT3.5e; lambs, 4.5O65.O0.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Sept. 2i--Cattle-Receipts
10000: market steady to strong. Stock
ers and feeders 2.S0@4.75; bulls, 2.50Gp
$50; calves. s.5o@6.5o; western steers
8. 60m5.10: western cows, 2s40I3.T5
Hogs-Receipts,a 5000; market weak to
&C. lower. Bulk of sales, .406l 90: heavy
6. 90MT.0O; packers and butchers. 80 q
7,OO; lights. 6.2OG6.s5: pigs, 4,00@6.15.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady.
range wethers. S40@4.15; led ewes. 3.G0dp
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