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The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
REDS LOSE ANOTHER.
BOstOn's One Run Is Enough 10
Carry OF the HohOrs.

Boston, June l2-Ferguson allowed but
two safe hits this afternoon. shutting
Cincinnati out. Boston's single run came
in the seventh inning. when Graham led
off with a nice drive 20 right field. Fer
Euson sacrificed. and GRAHAM went 10
third on Beaumont's out scoring on
Brownies infeld hit Score
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Lcft on baSes-InterState Commerce. . Agriculture.
:. First base on halis-OG Hayden. l; Of Bryan ?
Innings pitched-By HAYDEN. g. hy Bryan. s.
Hits madc-Of HAYDEN g. of Bran. T. Struck
out-By Hayden. 2: by Bryan. 5. Home rlns-
keane Handboe. Three-hase hits-Priest Mess
Handboe. Z. Quantrcll Two-hasc hits-C. Guam
trel Hampton Doyle 7 Quantrell Bryan. Sacri-
fec hits-Mess. Hayden. Sanders. Stolen bases
Mess CS. Hayden o.. Handiboe C2i Kcane ~
Hampton o.. T. Quantreu. C. QuautreIl Bartell.
Priest Sackctt Sanders. Weber tSl Jones Hit By
pitcher-By Hampton. Umpirc-Nlr. Newman. Time
Of fame-3 hours.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
BALL TOSSERS GET LETTERS.
Ten business High Players HOnored
ny Athletic Association.

In recognition Of their work on the dia-
mond in the high school series this spring
the athletic association Of Business High
School has awarded letters to ten mem
bers Of the squad
Those honored are: Fegan. F. Davis,
Howell. Donnelly. F. Davis. Capt. Keans.
Naughton. Schram. and Gregory. Man
ager j. w. Spransy was also awarded
an honorary letter
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Left On bases-Brookland s: Independents. s. First
base on balls-Of Tmton. 5. of TaEgart. 2: Of
Richardson. 2 Innings pitched-By Turton. ?; BY
Taggart. 3: by Richardson. /; Hits made-Oh Tur-
ton g. on Taggart, 5: of Richardson. !. Struck
out-By Turton. 2; by Taggnrt, J.; by 5. Hiett ).
Three-base HIT. Hiett Stolen bases-Sannino
~. McMouis, Haislip l3l MeGolGiek. Walker ~.
II. Hiett Heinrich ~, Cullen. Hartman. Double
play-TaSeart 20 Mace 10 Mueller. Hit BY pitcher
BY :. Hiett. !. Passed ball-Nlace. Umpire-Mr.
Myers. Time Of game-l hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Ross team. in the Third Division Grade
School League. was the victim Of an Overwhelming
defeat wednesday at the hands of the Phelps team
The score was l9 10 s. The features were the
pitching Of King and the batting and fielding Of
Miller at third base. This makes the Phelps
fourth straight victory. while they have not yet
lost a game
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
PASS LETS BOSTON SCORE.
Joss Nearly shuts Out Opponents by
Keeping Hits Scattered.

Cleveland. June l2-But for a pass in
the eighth. Addie Joss would have ac-
comDlished shut-out victory over Bos-
ton this afternoon. Boston outplayed
the Maps, but the home teams hits off
Winter and Pruitt were clustered for
a run each IN the fourth. fifth. seventh.
and eighth. Birmingham's throw nip
ping Gessler at the plate in the eighth
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

First base on eITors-Ncw York !: Pitsburg. Z
Left on bases-New York. 8 Pittsburg g. Bases on
bllls-O Taylor on Maddox strucA out-By
Taylor, 2, by McGinnitv, !; by Maddox. E. Two
base hits-Doyle. Wagner. Abbaucchio Sacrifice
hits-haue ? Stolen bas7s-Thomas. leach. Double
plays-Deylin 20 Tcnny: Wagner 70 Kane. Lach %
Abhaticchio 70 Kane. Leach % Kane. Passd balls
-Nccdharn. Hit by pitchcr-By Maddox. Gits
made-Oh Taylor. IL innings. OF McGinity,
IN innings Umpires-AlCzsrs, Klein and pDay.
Time o. game-l hour and l5 minutes Atten1nce-
I Z O0
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

First base on baIls-Of Knockey 5; OF Wooden, q;
o9 Drcager. .; Of Whestey, l; Of Collins, g.
hits made-OF Knockey ?; of Dreager. l; Of Col
Inns 3: of Wheatley. 2 Struck Olt-By knocEey.
/. by Dreager. 3; by Collins ;; by Wheatley. ; Two
base hit-knocSey Sacrifice hits-GoOdman. Kicker.
Hunter a. Whamond Mccarthy. Clements Brewer.
Stolen bascs-Hessler. Salb %, Miller. Cahin q.
Mccarthy. Double plays-Knockey 70 Goodman;
Rogers TO Hunter to Goodman. Hit by pitcher-Salb.
Martin. Wild pitcbes-Wheatley. Umpre-Mr.
Cleveland Tiu.e Of game-i hour and IS minutes.
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The Score.

!ntre. Manning ground rules. hits i;to crowd
going for three basesl. Bases on hallS-Oh Man
rlrg. 2 on Donovan, ? Hit BY pitchcr-By Man
ming. l. Struck out-By Manning :. bv Donovan
>. inst base on crTOrs-DCtroit. .. New YORK !
Sarl1ce hit-Sca uidt Stolen bases-Chase Nor
iauty, Crawf0ri Killifer. Left on bases-Neyy YORK
O. Detroit. T. Umpires-Messrs sheridan and Eean.
Time q gamc-l hour and g minutes. Attend
ance, trnstle count s769: iol1l attendance. Is 90
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

tiJst base on errors-Brcoklyn, Chicago. ;. Left
cu bases-Bro3kyn. 4; Chicago, !. Bases on balls
OF TaStorius 5; of Holmes Struck out-By
PastOrius. g. by Holmes /: by .eulbach. p Three
base hits-PastOrius. Tinker Wo-base hits-EveE.
Chance Sacrifice hitS-Maloue Hoffman. Schultz.
Chance. Stcinfeldt. Stolen bse-Stcinfedt Hits
mAdc-Of Pastorius y in innings; oY Holmes.
none in / inning Umpre-T. Emslie Time q
game-l hour and &C minutes Attendance, 2J00.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Left bases-rwining A. C.. 3; Manhattans 9
First base baus-Of Burke. /. Struck Out-By
Burke >; ny Kraft. 10. Two-base hits-Lawder
Palmer. Pmtney Sacrifice hits-Frazier Puntney
Fathers. Stolen haseS-SulliTan. Burke, Lawder
Geibe (2). Rupert o., Fathers Gill. Towles
Double play-Palmer 70 Gil. Hit by pitchcr-By
Burke. ); by Kraft, l. Pissed ball-Ruppert. Um-
pire-Mr. Ounsby. Time Of camel ho,r and 40
minute1
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Earned ulns-W- B Moses & Sons. ?: National
Electric SUTply Co, To- First base by errors-W r.
Moses q sons. ?; Material Electric Supply Co.. !.
Left on bascs-W. B. Moses & Sons 5; National
Electric Supply Co, g. First base on balls-Oh
Whitney, S; OF Graham. /; of Dyer. > Innings
pitched-By Graham, ?; BY Dyer. 6; BY Whitney
Z; hy Hummer, J. Hits made-OH Whitney, Il oR
Graham, 8, OF Dyer, g. on Hummer. 2 Struck
out-By Whitney. s, hy Graham. g. by DYER. :.
Home uln-Whitney. Three-baSe hit-Bernard. Two
hase hits-kaae, Ferguson. Dyer. Sacrifice hits
Morrison, B. Beau, Yeager. Stolen hasen-snyder
Taylor ~. Bernard. Evans. Hamilton 81. Dyer.
3 Bealls DonOhue. Kane. Morrison. Whftney.
Passed balls-Yeager. Dyer. Evans Cmpire-NIr.
Fmnegan- Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Iirst base on eTT0TS-Llnr1nnatl. 2 II On b3scs-
Boston S. Cincinnati g. Bases on bat-Of Ferg1-
son. 4; OF Coakley, 2 Struck out-B, Ferguson. 6:
by Coakey. ? Sacrifice hits-Bral. Ferguson
Stolen bases-Lobert. Passed ball-raham. I'm
pirc-Nlr. Ruddsrham. Time Of gam-l hour and
8 uuuteS Attendance 2sN
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
DETROIT RAISES FLAG
AmericanLeague Champions
Then Defeat New York.
EXERCISES AT THE FLAG POLE

Gen. Luther s. TrOwbridge, Who, I'm
1856, Was Captain of the early
Swung to the Breeze the Pennant.
Largest Crowd of Year Present.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
OWEN WILD, BUT WINS.
White SOx Make Their Hits Count
and Lead All the Wav

Chicago. June 12-The White Sox made
their hits count when most needed. and
kept the lead all the way through. Owen
was wild. but the Athletics could not
combine his passes with their hits. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Earned runs-St. Ldis ,; Philadelphia. /.
Bases on errors-St. Iuis. p Left on bases
Philadelphia, s; 81. Ldis, 9. Bases on balls
OF Moren, .; of RaNond, l. Struck out-By
Moren. 4; BY RaymondT Three-basc hit-Mngce.
Two-base hits-Raymond. Hostetter. Sacrifice hits
0Rourke. BransAcd. Sden bases-Nurray, Honey.
Umpires-Messrs Rigler md Johnstone Time Of
game-l hour and 43 mintes. Attendance, 1913.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

tafu't rlns-OIeveIand. :. Boston. ]. Two-hase
Aits-JoSs, sullivan. Sacrifice hits-Bradlcv. Rir.
mingham- stolen hase-Wasner, Bases on halls-Or
joss. ?; oA Winter. Of PrJitt. l. Left on bases
Ciereland, s. Boston, l. Struck out-By joss 6. BY
Winter. 5; hy Prlitt, !. Double play-Hipch1nsn
% Laioie 20 Hickman. Umpire-Mr. OLoughlin
Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes Attendance
3s0o.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
"Batted for Hoffman in fourth.
Totals.

TWo-base hits-Freeman. Stephens. T.
Jones, Wallace (2). Three-base hit
Pickering. Home run-Ferris. Sacrifice
hits-Ganley. Mcbride. Stephens. Double
plays-Delehanty to Mcbride; Mcbride 10
Freeman. Passed balls-Stephens, l.
Stolen bases-Hofman, G. Jones Wild
pitch-Burns Bases on balls-Of Wad-
dell. j; off Hughes, /: off Graham, l: off
Smith, 2; Off Burns. l. Struck out-By
by Smith. 2: by Burns, l. Pitching rec
ord-On Smith. hits and / run in IN
nings; off Falkenberg. ? hits and runs
in no innings: off Waddell. hits and 4
runs in innings; eff Hughes, no hits and
no runs in l-3 inning; off Burns hits
and runs in 3 2-S innings; off Kelley, /
hit and no run in one inning; of Graham,
hits and l run In 5 innings. Left on
bases-St. Louis. 8: Washington. s. I'M
pires-Messrs. Evans and Hurst. Time
OF gaJne-1 hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Leit on bases-Sf 1men. 3; B. o., Il. First
base on balls-On Rupert s. OF Knighton. {; of
Graham, l. Innings pitched-By Knghton s. By
Graham. T. Hits made-Oh Knighton. 6: OF era
ham. TO- Struck out-By Knighton l. by Graham. T.
Home rrn-Cockrell SacIifcs hit-SullivaG stolen
bases-Brcsnahan tsl. Hance. Pcakc Miller Heay.
smick, sullivan ~, Rider Gallagher. Boswell.
Ehlers, Carr. Double play-Miller TO Brosnahan.
HI by ptcher-By Kughton 5; by Rupert. l.
Wild pitches-Rupsrt. ?: Graham. l. Passed balls
Gro5es. 2. Gallagher. !. Umpirc-Mr. Pat Flynn
Time Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
LOSE AN EARLY LEAD
Nationals Get a Good Start,
but Are Beaten.
FIVE PITCHERS SEE SERVICE

CantiIIOn Uses Smith, FallSenberg,
Hughes, Burns, and Keeley, but
At End of Third Washington Had
81. Louis Beaten by 4 to L.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
ST. LOUIS TAKE THE LAST.
Raymond OutpItche MOren and De-
fcntS the Quaker Aggregation.

Philadelphia, June i2.-Raymond out
pitched Moren to-day St. Louis winning
the last game by tC2.
MOren was batted lard IN the eighth.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

FIRST base on erro-s-Chicago. !. Left on bases
Chicago, I; Philadelphia. 9 TWo-base hit-Owen.
Thrce-haso hit-Jones Sacrifice hits-Shaughnessy
~, Tannehin. II. Davis. Parent. Stolen bases
Hartsel. Anderson Dougherty. Donohue. Z. Collins.
II. Davis. BASES on balls-Off Owen. G.: of Krause.
J. Struck out-By Owen. 5: by Krause 5. Wild
pitch-hrause. Passed ball-Powers Hit by pitcher
-Scyhold. Umpre-AIr. Connolly Time Of game
? hours and inmates. Attendance. 1000.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
CUBS HAVE EASY IME.
Defeat Brooklyn I'm Flint Inning,
Taking Three Out ofFour.

New York. June 12.-The dicagos had
an easy time Of It with III Brooklyns
to-day. 1t was their third win IN four
games. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
BRESNAHAN sPRAINS ANKLE.
New York Giants Play Listlessly and
Lose Third Straight Game.

New York. June 12.-The Pittsburgs
took their third straight from the New
Yorks to-day. The latter had men on
bases in every inning but two. but Mad
dox wouldn't allow any timely hits, and
the locals were whitewashed for the sec
ond time in the series. The New YOrks
played listlessly. Bresnahan sprained his
ankle In sliding 70 the plate in the second
inning and is likely TO be laid up couple
of v,ealrs Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
&s.ARoUETTE LEAGUE.
st. Joseph's Defeat st. Vincent's In
Ninth-inninG Rally.

oAANDlNG Or AhE TEAMS.
W. L. Pct. W L Pct
St. Joseph's... 5 80 ST. vinceut's.. s 1 so
Marines. "a St. Peters. sO
Commissioners I .63S ST. Pauls...... ! 10 .OsI
rO-days Eame-CmmissioneTs vs. ST. Peters az
Thirteenth and d streets northeast, az So
ST. Josephs won from St Vincents yes
terday in hard-fought contest by to s.
The game throughout was an interest
ing one. being in doubt until the last
half Of the ninth inning, when, with the
a beauty single TO center. scoring Hess
Ter Five twirler We're used up, two by
St Vincents, and three by ST. Josephs.
Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Electricians Take Lead by Defeat
ing Moses & Sons, IL to IL
N-rrn-- or. I'LL, .rrr

II A.BS E; 5: s &C. Co 5S 5 4 Hoard Co... -s9
Todays game-E. J. Murphy Company vs. Wood
ward q Lothrop. at Eighth street and Florida ave-
nue. northeast at 80 O'Clock
The National Electric Supply Company
took the lead in the Commercial League
by defeating the leaders yesterday at
Eighth and Florida avenue northwest
IN tsht game by L TO Il A home
run by Whitney was the feature. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
BrOOISIand Cardinals Whitewash
Last Years Champions, IL 10 o.
cTANDTNC OF THE TEAMS

To-days game-Eckingtons vs.. Congressional at
First and " streets northwest, at $50.
The Independents were easy for the
Brookland Cardinals in the Columbia
League yesterday. the Suburbanites
blankiag them in six-inning contest,
y TO o.
McMorris made three hits out Of
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
Point of Rocks Defeated.
d to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Boyds, Md, June 12.-The Brunswick
and Point of Rocks. Frederick County,
played yesterday at Brunswick. Bruins
wick winning out. long hits being made
at critical stages. Score:
r. II. f.
Brunswick. k............ 900 Ol5O4 O-l2 Il
Point oi Rocks. o 0 20 0-I
Batteries point Of Rocks. Orrison and Long
Brunswick. BuHer and SmorT. Umpzes-Alsssrs
Burmes and Johnson
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

The Fifth Baptists Overwhelmingly de-
feated the Tailenders on the Sixth and
d street diamond yesterday. score Il to l.
Gordon was the star Of the contest, allow
ing only six bingles and tanning thirteen
men. Rapp led with the stick, getting
four safeties out Of five times up. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
R. R. Y. NJ. c. A. LEAGUE.
ShOpmen Add Another Game by De-
feHtinE b. a. o. Nine.
STANDING OF THE

To-day's game-Cnr Department - Union Sta
tion at Fifth street and Florida avenue northeast
az $50 =. m.
The Shopmen won their fourth straight
victory yesterday in the Railroad y. NJ.
c. A. League. beating the Baltimore and
Ohio team to the tune of 16 10 L
Deschard and Carr led at the bat with
three hits each. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Kraft Fans Ten Bntters, but Errors
Lose for Manhattans.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Gqrisy 4 c. - so SatS 9atSfS Street: re- t. ~
ADVENT a &. 81 Manhattans.... 7 .l2j
Today's game-Advent A. c. vs.. Ninth Street
Christian Church, at McDeyitfs Field. at so p m.
Kraft, pitching for the Manhattans yes
terday in the Independence League,
famed ten Twining batsmen. but his
teammates threw the> game away. MAX
ing six costly errors behind him.
The game was one Of the best played
at McDevitts Field this year. and a
good-sized crowd was on hand.
The new benches provided by the league
for the spectators are now completed, and
the Improvement was noticed at yester-
days game Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

First base on balls-OT Hester. 2; OF Gallagher
!. Struck out-By Hester Il by Gallagher 5. Sac
riice hits-Gallagher Baggett. Mullin stolen bases
-Beilaski, Hester Fulcheg Torney. Baggett, Dam
pier. Long Sig rIncy- Double pay-Asquith %
Mccarthy. Hit BY pitcher-By Hester 3, by Gala
gher !. Wild pitch-Gallagher. Passed ball-Bag-
gstt. Umpire-NIr. Belts. Time Of game-l hour
and 50 minutes.
Two home runs. four three baggers. five
two sackers, and ten singles. together
with many error Of omission and commits
sion. were responsible for the twenty
three runs scored on the west diamond.
The Railroad Regulators did the major
part Of the stick work. and consequently
scored the most runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

Ictals....... SD IS TOtals....... SIS II )
MILLER out; hit by batted ball tone out when
winning uln was made.
ST. Joseph ph's------.------------ , ? o 0 o o Is
ST Vincent s-.---.-----...-..- l I ? O-5
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13

To-days game-First vs.. Grace, al Sixth and d
streets northeast, at $50 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
Yesterdays RESULTS.

st. Louis, z; Washington, B.
Detroit, 81 New York, =.
Cleveland, 4; Boston, 2.
Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, L.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
Totals. 7EI7

'Batted for BridweI in the fifth iuninL 'Batted
FOR McGnnity in the ninth inning
4AAf.' "a Y v 4 4 4 v y "
New York .................... 0 0 0 o 0 D o 90
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
GEoC'FLNrCo

%s-47WEer 2a"SE 24-2eWEsT 24hSr
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec Ie-Favorable conditions for har-
vestng in Argentina and further osesk @ IN IN t
wheat market to-day prices at the close nelng &c
TO sc below yesterdays final quotations corn ana
oats closed weak and provisions firm
The wheat market opened weak win prices 40
12c lower. compared with the previous close
clined L4c 10 sc below the pest marks at the
opening. Throughout the remainder of the day
sentiment continued bearish and prices held around
the lowest point. The market closed at almost the
bottom, May at 81 O5Iz to 81 05as and July at s71tc
TO 97ssc. Reports from Argentina stated that the
weather there dry and hot, ideal conditions
for harvest operations, which in full swing
IN that country. These advices caused weakness
IN the wheat market at LIVERPOOL which was
later reflected IN the local market. A further de-
cline in prices here also induced considerable
selling OF wheat. There was no demand for cash
wheat here. and no new export business was re-
ported Total export clearances for the day were
light, being equal to 247OO0 bushels. Primary re
ceipts were $4,000 bushels. compared with $4,000
bushels the corresponding day a year ago. NIlrlhe
apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF
429 cars. against S64 last week and S9l cars
year ago.
The corn market was again subjected to heavy
selling pressure by leading elevator interests, which
resulted In still further declines in prices the low
point for May being reached at $3.50, which also
the bottom price for the July delivery. Dull
ness Of export business and liberal arrivals here
to-day the principal bearish influences. Re
Ceipts here to-day more than 200 cars in ex-
cess OF what had been estimated, being ga cars,
with Of contract grade.
Trade was unusually active the greater part OF
the day. The market closed weak. with prices a
shade TO &c lower than the previous close. with
May and July at 60sc.
Oats were weak nearly all day but became
somewhat hrmer later in the session, owing to
covering by shorts. The slump in corn the
chief bearish factor. Elevator interests and cash
houses were liberal sellers the first part OF the
day. The close easy, with prices unchanged
to 1zc lower, compared with the previous close-
Final quotations on May were at 60zc to 507so
and on July at $40. Local receipts were s3 cars.
Provisions were quiet but firm. Buying by
local packer impaired moderate strength Prices
at the close Be to 10c higher
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, II cars;
corn 3S6 cars; OATS los cars; hogs 1900 head.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Pass COLORADO DEBTS.
Three amendments Turned Dozen IN
Recent Election.
rzv TELEGRAPH to The Tribune. ]


Denver. Dec 1s-The official canvass Of the votes
cast at the recent election shows that the three
constitutional amendments were defeated
The first amendment was TO increase the salaries
NJ all Judges and the Governor. On this the vote
was 1888 TO 16OSS-
The second amendment proposed TO fund the old
state Indebtedness and was defeated by only 1098
The third amendment. 10 increase the fees Of
precinct and county officers, was defeated by q
vote OF 29o22 TO 1859.
The result involves surprises. It IS the third time
the state has refused TO pay debts, now averaging
-v-en+v wears old. The eastern slope. with forty
co,,ntje. and embracing most Of the agricultural
districts gave the second amendment a majority
Of 005 votes but this overcome in tho western
slope and mining counties.
ONLY % per cent Of the total vote cast at tnls
election was cast on the three amendments. In
1895 the vote on the debt paying amendment was
s5 per cent OF tbs total vote cast
IRE school tund and OF the state institu-
,jons hold nve-eghths Of this old Indebtedness.
xhfcb was increased chiefly In 1ss7sS-'ss IS part
c. the ordinary expenses OF conducting the state
government including salaries OF state officers anu
expenses OF state institutions.
It IS significant that Mesa County gave ue
largest majority against this amendment and that
the bonds Of big irrigation district In Mesa
County one ot the richest Ii the state, TecenLy
went begging for purchasers
Il is stated in Denver financial circles that as
sne result OF this adverse vote the Legislature OF
Connecticut VIII be asked TO law foroidding
the banks Of that state TO purchase any Colorado
securities
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
PRICE OF WINDOW GLASS MAY SOAR.
Strike General Throughout Countryside
Plants Said to Have Signed New Scale.

Cleveland. Dec ls-It was announced at the
tesdozarters Of the National Window Glass Work
,-s here to-day that members Of the union quit
work generally throughout the country this morn
snx 20 enforce the wage scale, which carries
az increase Of practically Is per cent Among the
rIauts that are said 20 have signed the new scale
ere the American Glass Company. OF F7ttsburg;
4he Patterson Window Glass Company. OF Came
ron W Va and plants at Fredonia- Kan and
Kane Shinglehouse and Eldredge. Penn
President Faulkner. OF the union. said to-day that
about Two hundred pots were in operation this
morning compared with seventeen hundred yester-
terday This means that only about five hundred
skflled men at work According TO President
Faulkner the most important development Of the
6sy was an announcement which he said had
been sent out by the American Window Glass Com
rsny, Withdrawing ell quotations. This action
was Interpreted TO mean that the price OF window
glass would be rapidly advanced, thus allowing
for the increase IN wages demanded by the men.
u is expected by the union officials that gen
eraI meeting ~ manufacturers. TO be held Co
sombUs Ohio, next Tuesday. viii result faVoraby
20 the unions scale and may involve a general
advance IN the price OF gasA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday, Dec 10, 1908


Steamer Yoruba CBr), Davies December g
ana barbados TO- 70 the West india Company, with
sugar Arrived at the Bar 6 D III. -
steamer Ansema de Larrinaga tBT), stephens
Ayres November 4 Montevideo 10. Pernambuco % para
70 Via Boston December l.. Barber with
came Via city Island and left Quarantine a m
steamer Cataione esr), Glover. Boston
I / E2wring * Co. In ballast Arrived a the Bar at
18th - $50 D14 NJ
Steamer Scharnhorz Gerl. Maass Bremen Decernber K
ana CheTbOurg 8. 10 OelriCns I6I cabin
l4ll seerage passengers and mdse at the Bsr
at AIS - '' DS'
Steamer Feutonic CBr). Smith. Southampton Cherbourv
beceInier ana Queenstow1 10. to the White Star Line
with l27 cabin and III stterHGe
mdse Arrived at the Bar 1907. 1870
Steamer Aranahoe Chichester Jacksonville DecernhA-
and Charleston Il. clyde with
and msse Passed In Sandy Hook at 1857 ~
steamer larlmer kort. towing barge Shenanro po,,
Arthur December > TO the NJ Guhey Petroleum,
oil. Passed in Gu, rantine g:35 a m. w. win
Steamer American, Delano, Puerto Mexico Decsp,bs-
the 9:54 a m -''i''eu AT
Steamer Carago tBrl Peterson UtIa Island Deca,,h.r
~ TO the United Fruit Co. in ballast Arrived at The
Bar at 1890 y ~ '"o
Steamer j !. Luckenbach Dalton Guantanamo Ds.s,,
Der II via Hampton Roads Is Lewis IucEenba"h
Estate in ballast. Left Quarantine at A. M
Steamer La Provence CFr). Ponceot Havre Decer,har
L. To the French Line with ndsa
Southeast of Fire Island AT I40 p
steamer Princess Anne, Tapev. Newport News ana
Norfok to the Old Dominion IS Co with passengers and
mdse. Passed in Quarantine 2:25 p m
Sandy Hook. \ J. Dee 10 a:3u y m-Wnd aouth Invest
moderate breeze. fair. ha2y a. shore. ight
Steamer Paula tieri HettpayeT, Danzig November "a
Shields " and Philadelphia December 10 10 Philip
RuITecht, in ballast. Arrived the bar d m.
Steamer New York City (BT). Barclay. swansea De-