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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09

yet tamely permitted a case Of arrested development.
 The budding fancies of childhood can not be nipped by human hands. They must grow to their full frution and flower
 world?
 The scholar replies:
 Knowledge Is the greatest because 1t Is fundamental. Without knowledge one is lost. Knowledge comprehends all that may be explained. Knowledge Is the only key to the universe.
 The artist replies:
 Art is the greatest thing. It is more than knowledge. It includes feeling. It combines in it's product both matter and spirit It is the next to creative power. It Is human miracle.
 The lawyer replies:
 Justice is the greatest of all. Organized society cannot live without it. It is the soul of peace. It is the spring of prog ress. It Is the divinest attribute of God.
 Youth replies:
 Ambition is the greatest thing. Without IL a man WOULD De put dH animal. C1V- ilization Is simply realized ambition. Kill ambition and hope would be dead. It is the animating spirit of all.
 Age replies: Contentment Is greatest. Garner your knowledge, realize your ambition. Wha, then? Rest and contentment must fill UT the measure of living Without 1t there is neither peace nor happiness. The fnancier replies: Money is the greatest of all. It makes the difference between savagery and san. ity, It's power is known in every place l It moves all things. It Is the spring ot all activity. The spender replies: /, Pleasure Is the greatest thing. The io, | of the senses is all All sensation lead. ] up to enjoyment He who treads tho 1 primrose path of dalliance, he who | soueezes most out of the orange of life, 1. l wisest of all l The mother replies: ! Self sacrifice is the greatest, because f | is the highest duty and 1t gives the su ] nremest pleasure. We are so made tha 1 the truest note is sounded only through | sacrifice of self
 The invalid whispers: I Health is greatest. Knowledge, ambi | t,on money, pleasure, contentment-al
 these flee in the presence of pain and sui | far,ne without health existence Is bu | misery
 The preacher replies:
 Religion is the greatest of all. It Is th only tie that binds me to immortality
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09

brought out through some commonplace. It is simply the occasion of the halfway meeting of the mutual desire which has many times manifested itself.
 Let no one worry about the lack of wo- mans opportunity or her ability to use her opportunity. Given the right man, the girl will find the way.
 The girl knows how to propose. She does it by making the man propose
 And she does it without surrendering her maiden modesty or her womanly dig nity
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-09
A Straight Criticism.
Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 How did you like my talk last night?' asked the beginner in the lecture field. We'll replied the candid critic, you didn't take advantage of your many op- portunities'
 'I didn't?'
 No, you had a number of opportuni- ties to quit before you did"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
PRRSBYTERIANS IN REUNION
Twenty Thousand Persons Attend
Meeting st Pen Mar.
ReIIgiOnists Ask Candidate for the
Presidency to Preserve
the Sabbath.

Sre-iaI 20 The Washlzg1o1 Hs-ald-
Hagerstown. Nd, July 23.-Twe1ty
thousand persons to-day attended the
tweuty-second annual reunion Of the
Presbyterian Church OF Pennsylvania.
Maryland, the two virginias, and the
District OF Columbia, at Pen Mar Park.
The big tabe-nacIe where the exercises
were held this afternoon was scarcely
large enough 70 accommodate the
crowd. Rev. Dr. George W. Enders.
pastor OF the First Lutheran Church.
York. Pa. who IS president OF the re-
union association. presided
An Interesting programme was rendered.
the speakers including Rev R H VIII
iams. Of the Church Of the Messiah. Har-
risburg; Rev Charles 5. Butler. of wash
ingtoa: Rev n H Valentine. editor OF
ths Lutheran Observer; Rev. p. A Hell
man, Of Baltimore. and Rev B. F.
Thurm, of Martinsburg.
Rev. Dr.. S. W Owen. pastor OF St
Johns Lutheran Church Of Hagerstown,
and president OF the general Lutheran
synod. who was 10 have made az ad-
dress. was unable 20 be present.
Rev Mr.. Butler, OF Washington. pre-
sented q copy Of the letter sent 10 tbs
I two Presidential candidates. protesting
/ against the increasing secularizstion Of
/ Sunday. and a copy Of the letter received
| from Mr. Taft. indOrsiug the position
T taken by the Washington ministry In thI.
/ connection was read by Rev. DR.. Butler
1 The reunion association to-day passed
/ resolutions favoring the better Observ
( ance of Sunday
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nex Yc-k July E--SUGAR-The London market
for beet sugar vas duh and easier TO-DAY. with
July and August deliveries both quoted st l1s l5zd
NAVAL sTORES-Fallosiag decline 70 - foz
spirits Of turTeutine n the Savannah market. the
local market showed an easier tone with machine
made barrels quoted az 81 cents asked Tar con
TIMES quiet AZ 1 -. and r1sin unchznzsd
MILL FEED-Steady; moderate inquiry Spring
rrs1 20 arrive IL 1e9-Ib- saczs z535. middlirss.
$50. city bran. in bulk. Zs5. Western red drg.
70 arrive 90 70. winter wheat bran IN loob- SACKS,
%E
OATS-Higher; restricting trade. No white, s.
No. ! white. g. No. mixed. g.
FLOUR-Fiun; better trade n new. 70 arrive
sr-inE patents. 5-75G5sc; spring clears. sai- 80;
winter straishts 359a420; winter clears. 36oa3so:
Kansas patents in sacks. s-75a55o; straights. sSa
AS clears. 3l5a4-1-
RYE FLOUR-steady; trade Is quiet We quote:
s5la5Oo
CORN AEAL-StrGrz, snail supply Kiln dried.
fer export. 90. coarse meal. IN baes. L6o
HAY-Rcceipts, 59 tons; strong. fair demand.
Prime timothy. %; No ]. S., No 2. .; No. ,. G.
STRAW-Firm; light supply Long rye. 7oa75.
BEEF-Steady: moderate inquiry Family, Z. .0Oa
I7-5o: Packet. I5.9oaI5-5t-
PORK-Denznd is quiet sless. E.5oaI7-75; fam
IS, i. oa1ls5o
TzLLOw-sloE- City. In horsheads. 81.
LARD-Iuactive- Prime Weslem, 975: city g 50
refined Continent. $50 do. South American. 10 S.
do frzzifian IN keEs. p city stearine, i; oleo
BI-TTER-Receipts. 9s34 packages Faucy frm
c-earnery- extra. .z4; hrsts 2lisa22; State dairy
auest 10 tubs. p DO, s0od 70 choice. Ga2l-
EGGS-Beceipts I2.sz7 cases. Moderate demand
Nearby white. fancy. Ea35i mixed faIcy. Zsz
Westem frsts. ls5.al95a-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
AIRSHIP OUTRUNS An AUTO
Beachey's Machine Creates Excite
me1t in Baltimore.
Flies from Park TO the City Hall,
Racing Against a
Touring Car.

Baltimore. No. July 23.-Soa-lng with
as much ease and grace es q giant bird.
and with perfect precision. Lincoln
Beachey. known as the boy aerOnaut
was the cynosure OF thousands OF eyes
shortly after Il a n as he sailed over
the downtown district, and. circliug tha
big dome OF the city hall started in
bee-Iine for Electric Park. which lie
reached In eighteen minutes. making q
safe and easy landing n the exact spot
that he started from
Although Beachey has made many
fights throughout the country. and has
captured many prizes-notably one Of
those offered at the St Louis Exposition
he declared this afternoon shortly after
his fight that he ranks to-day's flight
among his best achievements. He said
that never was the airship out OF his
control. and that a dense fog at the
beginning Of his Journey was the only
dIficuIty encountered When lie reached
the downtown portion OF the city. how
ever. II cleared Up. and he had 10 further
trouble
The ai-ship flight had an added inter
est in that Beachey was c0Btesting
against an automobile. which he beat out
bv half a minute. Some few days ago,
in talking OF the present flight, Isidore
I Wolfe laughingiy said that he could
beat Beachey downtown with IFS car.
From q Jest the challenge was seriously
considered. and resulted IN an acceptance
by both parties The auto and the air
ship were 70 start from the park at the
same time, the auto wa5 20 circle the
city hall and return, and the airshlp 10
circle the city haII dome The first %
reach the starting point was 70 be de-
/ cIared the winner.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
T-r-E e-ls.l a-s vbaIesais.I

fD-cCs ell-11 are Eholesalef
THs wholesale m-rkst yestsriay vas Eather dun
-f -le weather P-1d-ce vas e zloderats vo--1.-
1-I demand up % tie aEe--se. VIII 10 notable
crau-es 5u press
Butter C7sznerv. fancy. III: do. Western
f-s-s zl-3- do seconds -a-15 process tll-y. la-
DO fair % good lz1l- 5zlry. choice. -sa!s5 goo.
Is. s-1-e-ra-ked. f-ssa- -s
EGGS-N1Er-1y trr=l. virginia l1ss o. s. aver
age I-z--iz; We-- Virginia l-1 S7--zwes- Virginia,
i6a--. Tennessee. lE1--. N1--l Cz-1L1a- D.
CHEEsE-NeE Ya-z S-ate fa--ory. large. lZaIz'4
de- snail. Old. -1a-izs do. sz1z-. s1ll l-i-ll3;
LIVE POULTRy-Cai-Esus. fau5. s-rns. IslE.
hens l-za3 roos-e-s. 9 aa=sss sg-ils lial5s 90.
ls--e l1l--. Co. slzll. g. geeae Il, t-rEeys- toas
p-r lo- 10 d. 1eas- - Go. tz-rs g keats. 10
DRESSED POULTET-Tu-ze-s. hers. untraur.
r-r H. Eal7. do. sTe-a-e. un1rzwn. l0al25 d..
tin l1aLe. tons -5--5s cl-cEs1s srriug. larEe. Ia
-s zuau. ls-2i hers ea1loe, lia-5; rosters. p
DRESSED 3lEATs-Hzzs. cou7iry sugar cured
LzIs
VEGETABLEs-P0,atoes. hcns r-ovu. Ut ts1shsl
Ea-5- ue-. re- bhL. L1laz - North Carolina ~
ht-- Zll. Ndric-Es. LH- Nc'l-lllacE- pe- o-shel-
sasl. cldhlse u.r bill -5a--. Co.. Eariv York. rr
btl Ll-lL-5- rcr South C-r-lira. Sac eaca; c.
CT. Florida. re- crate. 2r-51- do Der UIncl. 4oa
&C.. cu--be-s. rs- hasEer 51zs-. sz-Iia1ts ~
crate -7-I11- kala. r-r bbL El55. iertrce. home
-r-ru. rar basket. iea--5l. o-icns. Bermuda. per
crate. 1aLz5- do. Es1ptlzu. paz. so; do,
MarvIand and EirElu-a bhl-. L5zL75: Ieas rcr las
per 20. salCi s-iug beals. s-ec1. per basket. Sa
- rlE1-1es. nelr-tg- pgr cr1te. 15aL-5. squash.
Fl1-i5a pcr BASKET. SAILS: green co-n. per doz-,
--a-2
GREEN FRUITs-Oran-ss. ~ o1x z5oa40
Do Califrrria naseis. 2eda4-10: Erape trzit- pei
h-x. Z5ail1 r-acles TT SIX basket carrier, Looa
80. do George. per crate LEal35i DO, box
ZaL8e. czutal1upes. ~ czre -e22 00s rinespp,es
u.r crate Z5a1l1- L-ckle5grriss PER quart. sal2
blackbsrries. ~ quart. s1lZ. apples. new per b5l
Z5ai1J. do. pe- buslel- 5da-5; rlu-ns. Per crate
LZ51l5l. Eatsuls-o1s, each. 2olos pSas, per bbi.
101i-51
sUNDRIEs-Bees-ex- p, taIlo7. 4; honey. white
clover Io. new. 3. do. 2lb. new. leal2i g1nseus
rer Ih Sons %. Seneca- per b. A; Golden seal
soas5- Pink IZaIl. Mandrake 2a5. Snake Boot. s.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples. sliced. fancy. 6sIi do
sliced. bright &
I GRAIN-Wheat s0-;he-n On Crzde. lass; rye
-5as5- c1r1 sheIled white -sa7ss do. yellow. 7sa79
/ d.. car a75a490s cats. Western white. No 2 81
e: DO. mixed 55a5o-
/ WOOL AND HIDES-WooI washed. free o
turz. Per h, 8a22s do. uuwashed, free < blTs
4 per h .: do burry. pr d. l6aIT: hides green
pr h. 6a7; do. dry. pz b. sa9i sheepsEins
s-esn. each 75as5i do. CD. eaca. s6o. ealfskins
green, each l9laI.25
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business on the Washington Stock Ez-
change yesterday was about as small as II
could be and save appearances me
transactions were four in number and as-
gregated $500 in bonds and IS shares OF
stock Brokers were not in the mood OF
business yesterday Il was hot and II
was humid. there was excitement on the
New York Stock Exchange and there was
little incentive TO do anything locally.
Bonds of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company sold al S01a and those
OF the Capital Traction Company at llliz-
The other trading was five shares OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Saving Bank
and 13 shares OF Georgetown Gas which
has been seeking a purchaser for many
DAYS. A broker offered - for it and the
ofrer was accepted by the selling broker
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cri-z1. July L-CATTL F. -Rscair-s 500. mar
E-- s-eaLy. Prus telT1z $500. r,oT - u-eliu-n
CO.'S s.. s-r-Eers and faC[--s 2-1al 60 c1us ard
refa-s 25llEel. c4lze-s. L5aZ S. Te1lls, 5s1a
H0SS-Eeos5u-s. u 1oo5 ulz-so- Eve Doiu-s h-zhs-
It-E- 6 Csf -5. r1-rl. 6El54s. mixed s5l5-s5s
heavy. s.51zss5. riEs. 50a5-5
SHEEP-R=-slp-s. 500. ----ke- s--zdy- Native
shcp 2-l4 -e- Wrs-e-l s.-e1. --5lf-5l- native
ia-t= -715 g. Wes-e-l lambs fGrF g.
NeV YORK July E-CATTLE-IL IL--eip-s I.fio;
fsclrE STEADY. U7ssed blSf sl1T. s14lLliz ~
pound f1r native s-ies
CALEE EE--Ee-1lu-s sc. feeling wszk- Nezls. %
as =. barte--ilEs 5i-5. city crCsseG vcl-s steady.
O. r.r pound. cll---e l-aszal -llla
SHEEP AND LA1LB--Ee--ip-s. 2IE- shee7
steady. lamHz. -5a1 cents higher SheeD sod a;
z5ss Is. far 20 cll-cs lambs 6i1a-11. --lls x
HJG5-Hecuiq-s. -sl1 Feeling nu-i-a-y steady.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baitins-e. July 2-Fou5ai-z are TIE oHa-tL
prices es-atilsi.cE by tLs FEHi- and Prodzco Asso-
cisri1u-
RT-TTER- -C4sanerT. fancy. rar Ib. p tuitsti71
Lsas- siarauE AID Pel1sylgaIia rolls. -llT5 s-are-
PACED Oai1. 15z5. io Was, NirsiHia. la4I. Ma-y-
land. Virginia and Pe-ls5lsauia dairy gri1is. l6'-
aE
EGG-NTarylsud Pe-rsy ivarla. and nearly trsts-
~ Ea-a- sha-e lI1yla1d and Virginia Ia.
Weateru frsts I--z- West Virginia y.
LIVE PGULTEI-Sr--rz c.i1ss-s. io. large. E,
snail. ~ Old hens heavy weight L-eaIi; dHc6s.
1a-rs laalZ. old duc1s- Dr.
FJOUR-WIater extra S5oa2-0; DO. clear. s.s5a
41o- do s--ai-a-. a15sl1- Do. rote-r. L5lus- 81
srrir- clear s-l1Lf1- do. straight. i5515-es do,
ra-sr- 5sa5s5. c-v -i-s' besf patent. SOC DO,
fsgs-r-ass r1-a-- s95- G1 Insignia s-r1ig-, AZ.
d.. caoice family. flz-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
NEW YORK NONEY MARKET.

New York. July z.-sIoney on call at the stock
exchange today opeaed az IL per cent; highest
II. lowest, 4; closing. ~
Tine money -sas quiet and sill obtainabe with
freedom, but there was fraer tendency. especially
f1r the Longer periods- Fer six and seven months
4 per cent vas asked. AID while time funds were
not freely offered. good many institutions we're
ready 20 place loans at this rate There was q
fair demand fer s5x months money a. 81 per cent
but several loans were also reported AZ L Sixty
days loans were quoted AZ per cent. ninety days
al ssa2i5. four months at SaHs. AID FIVE months
AZ 81
Sterling ass-n weak. with rates ten points
lower Rates fer actual business closed follows;
Sixty DAYS s5s9as $50. demand. As570ai sos; ca
bles 456s5ai 5691 Ccmme-cial bills as9iza4
The supply q grain and cotton bills scarcs
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24

o-otati7rs Furnished by E F. Hutton & Co.
r,e1nfsrs q The New YORK Stock Exchange and the
New Turk Cotton Exchange. q. Bowie Chiuman
manager 1901 r street northwest
New York July Z3--TEe cotton market to-day
started 50 uch cut O line with the s,eadier cables
from Lirerroo- that TIE crowd assumed that Wall
s--as4 Interests were unloading First Prices were
Unclaimed % FIVE points lower. Active pressure
AZ cree 6erel-red in effort 20 force q ssns-al
selling raeser7cut among smaller bulls. and October
drorIed 70 g s. where it seemed 20 receive support
froro tie Ie-5iuz interests. After the decline
In The early trading the ma-kst became steady and
dan remaining so through t.s DAY The close was
from a point below 70 point above the opening
prices.
Receirts AZ the ports were 200 bales. against
sss last week and 6E last rear For the week.
3 oO bales arainst zooi last week and 7s55 last
against a5 last year. aud at Houston. eI3 bales.
i against IS last year
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished D. z Hu,t1a & Co.
members Z the Neu YORK stock Ez-hsr<e and ths
Chizzo Beard % Trl5e e. Bowie CkiFc1la. RAJ
ascr, -sl- 7 5--c-- r5r-Lvcs-
C1icar-. July -3-Tlsre was a L-tle selling early
OF reports q rains 1 North Dak5,a aid predictions
q rnorc but dcuzzd vas quite sod g1 the Cecliue
and pT1ces hardened Tie advance was helped hy
Ern cables. although export t1---lg wls LOT very
sarisflct-rr Ee-alg-- ve-e Ir1rg- % winter wheat
points and this int-rai quite little b-y1lz While
there we're 11zler e ut-vo-ahe rzpo--s tElra the
Norrhwes-.
Com was Cuict. b-- vsry fr1l. advancing % ueT
high levels OF the Old crop deliveries. and TIE neE
crop vas fr-1 r. sympathy
Oats developed Eelsral co11lissi7n h0uss buying
and cove--s reports q r-=atisflcoTJ yields Il
Is Claimed that tte-e Is quite ia-Eu short interest
against saIss fer shiue-t and this with sr-llEive
shaVta-s and talk = I10o o5eo crop has TruiuCed
c1r-esreL couiitior ard easily sscstb-e % bull
iusCeuce-
Pror.zons ug-e cuiet- b1t steady Rseeipts were
. H. -44H--rreH
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Rslt.nars Jz-v e-Fo-l7rt-z Az Ire oazal
prices here s1r today
WHEAT-Sq-- co1-rr--. s5sia36izs SPOT No I'd
Western 9tls-iz .lr. -isl.6i.. August. 84+a35
Sep-lut-r e57.z96- sfale- No. r-L 2------z
rsc-ip-s. s. lisa bushels. exports. l1i.a1 b1s1e.s
southern D. szul.c 55asf. Souflcu ua g-aLe. s-i.a
So
CORN-S-1t u-2a5 -si4. ss1tsmb-r. 90 asked
re-ir-s 51s- l1slCls- cTs.1--s. 5o1 blslcls-
OATS-S-ocE ir eIars---s -7s SIS bushels ship
uea-s from s-5=at1-s. -7~ bushels White Nc. 2
hesrv. 5a-lss do. No e. E-a- - r1siiszl. 5s.a5o
d.. No g. lel~r. 55i115z- DO. No. g medium
5s1s 5-z. do No. O. l-tr. 5-a53. Co. No. T.
lizH- 20 h-arT. E--ss- --1rs. No. 2 55z5sa. do
n. 9 55i-z5-- d.. No. 3 Ea#s
RyE-S-15k 81 a-eE1rUrs. -li. bushels. s1lrmz-t
f--ul elevard-s -1u1
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
JOHN P. SELLMAN DEAD.
weu-known Resident of MOntgOm-
cry County Passes Away.

SPECIAL 10 The Washingtsn Herald
Boyds. Nd. July z3.-John P Sellman.
one OF the best-known citizens in this
section OF Montgomery County. residing
near Comus. died last night Of a conph-
cation of diseases. aged hfty-nine years
AIR SeIlnan owned one OF the finest
farms in that section he served one
term as Commonwealth attorney In this
county. and in 1872 was member OF the
MARYLAND house Of delegates from this
county. He was q son Of the late Capt
William Sellman.
He had been sick for more than year
but during the past few weeks his health
began 10 fail rapidly.
He leaves a wife. who was Miss Hemp
stone. and one son and two daughters
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
DEMOCRAT TO VOTE FOR TAFT.
Lynchburg Man Resigns from City
CommitteeshfD Duties-
SPECIAL TO The wzsaiastoa Herald

SPECIAL 90 The Nasaingt1I Herald
Lyncnburg. Va. July Judge J. Sin
gleton Diggs. a prominent attorney and
citizen OF Lynchburg and a Democratic
leader, has rendered his resignation as a
member Of the Democratic city committee
for the reason that he expects TO vote for
Judge Taft
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
WILL FIGHT SUNDAY LAW.
LynchburE Confectioner Arrested
for Violating Blue Laws.

SPECIAL % TIE Washil--1l Herald
Lyuchburg. Va. July 23.-Pete Maniates.
a Greek confecticner. who has the con-
fectionery privilege at Riverm1nt Park.
viii be given another hearing tomorrow
on a charge Of selling merchandise on
sunday. this being the second charge
IN the past month Il is understood this
case will be appealed 10 test the statute
enacted last winter
The local ministerial association IS
pushing the crusade against Sunday
selling.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
Telephone Line Exempt.
q II. 1r.srir-an Hold.

Special % Tie Washington Hcrald
Lynchburg. Va. July 23.-The State cor
poration commission has just rendered a
decision that the telephone line belong
ing TO the city and extending into AM
herst County, and which is used solely Tor
the maintenance Of the new water sys-
ten. is not liable 10 taxation The school
authorities brought the matter to the
corporadon-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtTa. PeT ewt. 55oaGoo; butcher. 45oa
400 conmcn- Ze1a52
HOGs-Per ewL. gToss, 6e5a5-75; ordinary. pe-
cwt- 5-o0a5 =
sHEEP-Prime. 51ls5-5o. Common. Z5oz3 %.
LA0fBS-Spring. S; mediuu. 55lssIz-
CALVES-P1me PEI pound. z. medium 6a5is
grass. sai-
COWs-Frime. fresh. each. so.00s5o00. eouano1,
sao1zso CO. old and dIg. s0oaIo92
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
EN- ROUTE TO CAMP TAFT.
Virginia Mnitiamen Going TO Chick
amauEua Park

SQrcl1l - ne WlsLilE-11 Held
LynchbUrg. Va, July 2-Home Guard.
Company Z. Seventeen Regiment, LETT
at noon for Chickanauga- two officers
and forty men making the "Trip
The local command boarded the special
from Petersburg. The Richmond train
Ieft a haIf hour later. in command OF
Lieut. Col. C-aighuL At 10 the AIexan-
d-ia special arrived. and this was hur-
ried on 10 Roanoke. nearly al hour be-
hind time
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
weds Boston Man.

Special 70 The Washington He-ald-
Lynchburg. Va, July 3--Late yester-
day. al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs T A
Waid. on Dearing street. their daughter,
Miss Bessie Lee, was welded 20 Irwin
c. Waugh. Of Boston. Mass. The cere-
rnony vas performed by Rev c G Ran
dolph. OF the Episcopal Church at Ewing
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Waugh left for Nor
folk. whence they 90 by steamer 10 BOs-
ton
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular cal. p o'clocE noon
Washington RAILWAY and Electric Is. 1900 at sos.
s. oa9 a. soi.-
Merchants ard Mechanics savings Bank. al 10.
After caIi-CaId-al faction s., SO 81 llaz- 81
Al uliz-
Gedr-etcEn Gas I3 a. e.
Following the closing quotations on yesterdays
80. aL.E.---.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouotstious furnished hy Z F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New YORK Stock Exchange. c. BOWle
Chipman. manager. Is0I street northwest
sales 10 noon .s4S.5OO shares
Total sales II ,O@6,lpO shares
Call moneys High. I14j low. Ii ei-. IA.
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Tbirteenth Indiana Nominates.

Plymouth, Ind. July 23-Henry A
Barnhart. Of Rochester. editor OF the
Rochester Sentinel. was nominated for
Congress by the Democrats OF the Thir-
teenth Indiana district to-day.
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New York JAY 2.-WHEAT-Flrn fair trade
Na Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. q No ned
n O h. old 1oIA: No- red. Z O. B.. L0o4.; No ?
bsr5 rgr crop. T. O. b.. LtZ1z, No. ! lacarUni
Ii q b., ICz Exporters took % leads. chiefly 20
arrive.
CORN-ScGrcc; rcr-i-aL Ne eleTatcr. Ss'a; No
o. b s. nominal: No. . white. ncI1iuaI, No. 2
ve--1v Z o. B.. u1ui1al EIpu7rers took nothing
. RYE-Duu- No. 2 Z O. b, g.
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While you think Of Il, telephone your
Want Ad. to the Washington Herald. 81
BIZ VIII be sent you AZ I cent q word
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Bal-inc-s. July z5.-Fo-l1EiuE are The sles snd
Quotations On the u1st active securities LISTED C
the Baltimore STOCK Ezehauge=
SALES
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. shorrs strength.

Consolidated Gas was one Of the strong
est stocks on the whole LIST, its strength
being based OF the expectation that the
suit 10 determine the c0nstitutiouality Of
the So-cent gas law would be decided IN
its favor. and similarly hopeful view
Aregarding the suit 20 determine the con
SstitutionalIty o. the commodity clause of
the Hepburn rate law was the cause Of
the strength IN Ontario and Western,
Chesapeake and Ohio. Norfolk and West
ern. and some Of the other coal stocks
The effect Of The markets activity on
the demand for money was shown in a
hardening Of the rates for time loans
which could not be obtained az less than
4 per cent for a period running over the
end Of the year
Transactions iu stocks amounted 70
nearly I-19o.915 shares and in bonds TO
above S55l1.ll5 Par value
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James O'Neal. a Chicago capitalist:
Henry scholz. OF Roanoke, a representa-
tive OF the Norfolk and Western road;
President T H Cooper and. others on
Tuesday made q tour of inspection over
the line OF the Catawba Valley Railroad 10
the glass sand mines and the glass plant
n Salem some weeks ago Mr. Scholz
and c. G. Smith went 70 Chicago with
a view Of interesting capital IN the de-
veiopuent OF this valuable property, and
especially with a view 70 completing the
railroad with which II Is proposed 10
I bring 20 the mills the supply Of raw mate
riai As q result Of their trip West, Mr.
O'Neal came On TO represent himself and
/ others who are Interested. and II IS safe
I 20 say that he viii make q favorable
report
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E r Hutton Co.
members New York Stock ExchanS- &. Bowie
Chirznaa. manager, -5sl + street northwest.