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New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

ana price. fully lsc lower Western bEonsr5 have fair
stok to an sass ss0n dar5r the bsacs q
as e ae sessd sh and ' bS Of ' the receipts as
run have to sell at i5616c while small and poor chickens
sPras voTns prices sen95z ssa
spring broiiers PhiiaGepha and pair aver
IS nse sD Ds s4 s'; e HdeF 10 o sc do western dry
picked 1Tq2oo do scalded average best I.c DO
fT n G f5Ie Re.4e Fov e Esaiae G Dsasd Bsasd
ander 2eiso sEs Sasss r and
csh 9n agsrare Psn 70 sss s do western
TO fair. 11G12c do Western scalded ugIz1e I1r
ffNGs Long 'fs Island and Tastern spring do
pe DOZEN 81 soass; do mixed 81 s. dark 81 do
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs--Potat moving wing
less freely and tone weaker Sweet potatoes r. ngnT T
sna ~ low s oeF cuoubers and
ity. Celery dragging heavily Caulifowers selling
shows faFteT decline lima beans Peppers in
os Bsny supply s and weak sass R resF supply
and for M an kinds enss T Tsgsa5ss enF FanSs an IN
bulk Dbl 50 5oas2 70 DO Jersey round per oDd Dbl
pss & 81 70 sack so a 5 S S oas a dG 81
R5 Dbl s 81 5O@s2 5 sS 5WEEI DO NoE
5soRS as Rs yee e s So sd DO DO Ta 3
RoTs Ss Ss nE so PEE es & zes Sy 80 cFs
Dutch. per 1oo s4@se do nearby small Per s1 100,
cUcTMB8Rs s3 Rsf State '' per r bbi Per
-
basket SOC; do Long Island, per b6l, 81 S@s2:
do Jersey. 81 6s1 30; do basket 40qooci DO per
box 309 SOC: do hothouse. box or easkeI s1@
81 so; CUCUMBER PICKLES Rockland County n 4
81 9s8 do Jersey per bbI 81 1881 10; CELERY. per
dozen stalks. So Soc CACLIFLOWERS, state. per Dbl
s26sS: Long Island. per bbI. S2@$S; EGGPLANIS,
Jersey per bbl do per Dbl basket 3O9ooc'
100. 75c 81 25. do other Jersey. +0c9s1; LETTUCE
state per basket ST 80; do nearby, bbl SOC a
81 25; LIMA BEANS. Long Island and Jersey, potato
per basket. 81 5o6S2 so; do fat. per basket S19sz
81 25 9s2: fat. per basket, 81 9s1 so: ONIONS,
Long Island red and yellow, per bbl 81 oO9sZ;, 90
Baltimore. per basket so 99oc do Southern per Dbl
81 T5 per basket, 65 @75c; do Jersey yellow
6s1 25; do large, white. 75c 81; do Kentucky, per
bag. so S5c; do Orange County, red, per bag 81 a
81 %; yellow. 81 506S1 10; OKRA, Jersey. per box
basket, 50c9S1; PEPPERS Jersey, Bull Nose, per
SOC; do Jersey. long. per bhl sOc@s1 do Jersey,
Cheese. rer Dbl. 509T5c: PEAS. state. large per
basket, s19s1 Is; do PEI bag 75c9S1: ROMAINE
state per basket 30 1T5c: STRING BEANS state
wax per basket 30 9Oc: DO green. s19s1 25 do per
bag. 75cQs1: SQUASH. Jersey and Long Island white
per bbl, yellow, 50G 75c; do Marrow 80 a
75c: TURNIPs. rutabaga. bbl or bag, 1bcWS1; dc
white per 100 bunches. 81: TOMATOES, up-rtver per
bushel basket, soc: do Monmouth County, per box
4oc Isl II; do South Jersey 209T5c; do Baltimore
per carrier 735c: DO Delaware and Maryland. 90 a
T5c per peach basket 20 025c.
Toledo. Aug 5-CLOv vERSEEsD-o October, SO s21s; De
cerrber SS 20: March IS So ALSIKE-Cash 50 CD; Au-
gust, 50 co: October. 50 20.
August has quart net the shipper in
the % cent zone Independent dealers. offering \ cant
quart milk the exchange price in the dairy
forced the exchange 10 mark its figures SO
sharply
I follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
STEAMBOATS,
TO BOSTON
BY STEAMER,

LONG ISLAND SOUND ROUTES
FALL RIVER LINE Via Newport and
Fan River Lv. Pier 10, y; r ro9S Es9o N
strs. PRISCILLA and COMMON" E-4AA -
Orchestra on each
PROVIDENCE LINE Via Providence.
DAYS only, 900 P NJ. 6trs- Prov l lLH-->O~
and PLYMOUTH Orchestra on each
NORWICH LINE Via New London and
East Lv. Pier 40. n r, foot CiaESsTP 7issa ~
st., week days only, 500 ?. N. Pisr Pisr-- -,
z P. foot e I'D St. $50 P. n Strs- go
OF LOWELL and CHESTER W CdAF A-~-
NEW BEDFORD LINE For New Bed
ford. Woods Hole Msrtha's vineyard Nan.
tucket, Mattapoisett. Marion and CAPE Cca
points Lv Pier 40, y. R.. foot CLarksoh
St. week days only, 500 Z y Si7
MAINE and New HAMPSHIRE
NEW HAVEN LINE For New Haven,
Msriden. New Britain, Hartford. SprlngIlelo
and North IIv Pier Is. E. R.. Teek daSs ;
only 2:45 P NJ. Sundays $50 A N Ple1 III
10. z. r, foot E. I'D ST.. week days 80 80
p. M. sundays 1890 A II. Str. RiOHAFND
PECK
BRIDGEPORT LINE For Badgeport
Ansonia. Waterbury. TorringtOn. and WIZ WIZ
sted. Lg. Pier Is. E R, near Catnar1ne
ST. str. NAUGATUCK IL so A u TeeA
days str BRIDGEPORT 500 P NJ. sat
urdav. 200 p NJ IIv Pier 20. E r, foot
East 22d St. week days $50 ? NJ. sat
tIrdays 2:30 P NJ. Sundays o;5o 2 N
Telephona 61Oo Cortlandt, or ~Tits Tor ID
formation 2 c COLEY. A. g P. A. FER
10 N p New York
NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
cnsH nIInTaTIoNs.
GENERAL MARkET REPORT.
- -. August 5. leo,

New York August = iSvc
coFFFF-Atter fairly steady early session 9- to-
IoLL market again weakened under VIA
- = selling agains- firm offers from SEazll 1tle
- rss hsrely steady at net oecne o. 9s ~ P5 Poa5
ei,4e -s-i-,a-ss al - $50 The market opened
Z "a = ..7cranced prices 70 an advance OF . points
sts2a5 ---l,- .arra- French cables. and was pretty
oNe -.-+sF-sS curing The morning by support rom
v - -be ia-ee roasting Interests t5ut oIIeEsnss u
c2e q ~s=sv Possibly easier closing cables from
5- e some influence. but the declining teIaency'
Hare lla -,@s5 f- he late trading. more gen
Wl-e- - s~nl Cfe-s from Brazil which Il IS
era-s - -ire-al and declining scale Brazilan
sl-- a. compared with last season s
L-s --SnsiAresiy considerable sentimental
ngces ai- =5- ~ rossy-s cables. receipts the Two
i1lue--e - ~ hses against zS.oeo last year and
= 80 - ears az. Recepts 50 taT Tor the season
EaLs l Very cold weather reported
-S. paulo. the lowest temperature heils
y n :. -.a district OF This attracted very
<or while II argues frost, II was not
zsge-s OF general enough 70 cause much ap-
s---.lo- a. mis- period q the season The market
= So c,eee was quiet WIKI quotations on the basis OK
rerre Of conrrsc, prices n the local market to
follows
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
RATTsnRp a OHIO r R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union Station
Washington, with all Lines ScUtE.
Leave New York Daily. 25d a. Dib'T 81
WASHINGTON. SFpers, 11-5o pm go am
WASHINGTON. Diner. 80 am 500 am
WAsHINGToN. Diner, $50 am 1000 am
[Parlor car " Y. to Richmond. Va
wAsaINGToN, Buffet. 1:5o Pm 20o pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet, ESQ pm 90 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
CHICAGO, PITTSBURG. 7.5O am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, 11.50 am 400 nm
PITTSBURG, CLEVEL.D, a5S pm 4oo pm
'FPITTSBURG LIMITED. 80 pm 100 pm
CIN, ,sT.LoUIs, LOUSY. II 50 pm 4 80 90 an, an
CIN., ,sT.LOU1S. Lou 'Sv.. $50 pm 900 pm
Omces: 245. 434. 1900 Broadway 9 Astor
House IOs Greenwich St. 225 9Th Av:, 3Sl
Grand St, N. Y; 943 Fulton St. Brooklyn;
West 23d St and Liberty St
After D. m Sleeping Car Esservations
and full information regarding trains etc,
can be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
b & o. p R.. 2Sd st. Terminal Pnons
Number. Chelsea-3144
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

I4v-rnooi Aug 5-Closing: WHEAT-spot nrn3. 70
red II estern winter IS sd No California g u3fa'
coRN-spo strong; prime mixed American: Is ID; ID
r1turss aiiet: September 7S.d- PEAS-anadian no
sto@k FT0rTR@Vyfnter patents duh. 2Ss Cd HOPS
In London Pacific Coast steady, FL 13sg42 S. BEEF
rS-fra india mess firm Cd. PORK-Prtns mess
western strong rs HAMs-short cut u TO 10 70
srn1 KS Cd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cut. 20 TO 90 y,
strong ass Cd; short rib Is 10 "a 10 strong 45 %:
long clear mddes. light. q 10 "a ~ strong SIS ol
long clear ridIas heavy 40 10 strong 4os snort
clear backs is to 20 No. ass Sd; clear bellies "a 70
shoulders. square. IL TO ID To- quiet
ass "a IARD-Prime Western in terces STEADY as
nd: American refined pals. steady, as w tESh4
~canadlan finest white. firm. SIS od canadian
finest colored new firm, 60s. TAlDoW-Prine city
sfaadv 2as az TTRPFiNTINE-Spirits steady Zss Sd
TOSTNs--rsouurrou steady rs Cd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ouist 6%d. IINSEED OIIr-Steady, 2Ss
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

F-ir. N.~ York state ana Maryland sold at 81 %
100 n. z-a--
sales-s sandsrs 10 Pennsylyana hogs los = D. aTs r
Is per rofghs I'D ID. az 80 % Oat7
Yesterday; SO Pennsylvania hogs 1s4 10 az 10 ow
Tobin Shannon: "a MARYLAND hogs LAY 10 Ct az A.
Gate Yesterday Maryland pigs, 100 n at 70 4o 81
do. eh SO.
w p Hume: lbs state hogs 16s 10, az ~ 70 ID
rou,rh, s1s no, at s6 IS; staEs. 345 b. ct go
state n,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

rybicago Aug "a fresh outburst Of bulish
sentiment due to additional crop damage reports
rom the Northwest, carried wheat prices on 'ne
iaoaI aychanee TODAY to a point more than &c
above Yesterdays closing quotations Final prices
sbovveS gains of 25sc September delivery and sc
for the December and May options corn IoF sep
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
OCEAN STEAMERS
MlRTn GEsMAE Lloyd.

Fast Express Service
PLYNOCTH-CHE HERBOU RGS-BftH-- ny.
Eroup' Wn- Aug-1I Kaiser q e4r-- aug 2
Kais. Wn. H. Aug. Isl Cscilie- sspt-
Twin Screw Passenger service
PLTBTOJTH-CHE RBOUReA-sFtE-la u ~
Barbarossa- 81 Kurfusrsr-----AES-- .
BueloW Aug IL. Bremen Aug q
Mediterranean Service.
PL.FS-GENOA. az u An.
K Lufse Aug 15iP. Irene .Sepe =
K Albert Aug p K Llise- sept .
From Bremen Piers On Sd and 4-n scss
Hoboken-
y. G LLOYD IRA VELLEF2S' CHECh7-
OERICES & 90 No 5 Broadway n Z
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
A WEEKS OUTING
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE sAI.E.-Jaeob Gensler. Auo-
ttoneer will sell to-day. at 3 ocloch AZ
No TI6 East 1Sorh ST. Borough or Man
rsfrsn tha fixtures snA chattels or a
sa,oorl. BY order OF Attorney for Mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
We buy for spot second hand pianos;
send postal and representative will cali;
we have Steinwsy bargains. Wise Piano
Co, II East 125th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single insertions cents Per line. SIX
,e.r words. seven times consecutiveiy, sl
which entities advertiser TO nave looms
.a5 +or q neriod OF fourteen days in
Ths Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
,,av he had free Of charge, at the Uptown
Orsce of The New-York tribune, 1903
Tsrosdysy, between 36th and 3Ith sts
oTTE ST 81 wEST-Elegsnt large and
medium rooms: excellent board optional;
couple gentlemen; private.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

single insertions cents per line Six
teen words, seven times consecutiveIy. 81,
which entities advertiser to have rooms
IRE Trtbune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Write for circular.
Full information concerning these rooms
nav he haa free Of charge. at the Uptown
Office Of The New-York tribune lSo7
broadway between Seth and 37th sts.
list ST. IA wEST.-Large and small
rooms In strictly private house; summer
rates; Telephone: references.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

AMERICAN LINE FrO1. Tisr y ! = = = -
PLYMOUTH-CHERB 1SOUTHAAPTOS
81. Paul. Aug iSt- Louis .--- AK =
New Tork....AuS IS Philadelpata aug. -
RED STAR LINE From Plsr u = ="
NEW XORK-DOvER-ANTW EElP-
vaderfaud Aux ri Iceland Aug. q
Finland Aug e KrOonLznd aug -
WHITE STAR LINE srop Pi
NEW TORK-QU NSTowN[
B4lttc--AUg- 8. noon ARABIC Aug .. noon
Cedric Aug 13, 10 ami Celtic .Au- n 10 Al
FLYMOUT UTH-CHERB- +SOUTHAM
Adriatic- Aug Il 10anf Oceanic Aug 10 an
Majestic Aug IL 10am iTsutonio- Sept. 10 an
ALSO REGULAR SAILLNG5S TO LTAL1-
PASSENGER OFFICE. BRoADWA1-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Mals.
CoACHMAN or GARDENER--3ern
middle aged: experienced; can take care
Of horses cows: in private family
schmockel. II Greenwich St. care Of spin
ner.
GARDENER aged; single; swiss;
understands general gardening. farming.
milking driving: care horses. poultry
wages SIS; References John. Sd Division st.
ARDENER--MaFried: German; under
stands fruits, vegetables flowers, cara
lawns; wife good cook; excellent refer
erlce; sale OF estate cause OF leaving pres
en- employer. r., Miss FitzGerelds Bu-
rsasi sos Fifth ave. cor 42d.
JANITOR. steam heat. hot
water; plumber, own tools; all repairs
zood refarence: ons or more houses III
East 105th St. Room 2
.IANIToR--By oolored man and wifs; good
references, haDdy with tpqis; steam hsaI,
hoe v~tAk ThocapSun~ ~ Wsss Lzst. ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06
IQST-BANkBuOKs- s.

PINEB00E No 4s3. .325 Of the Union Dime
Savinzs restitution is missing. Any per
son having a claim to it is hereby called
uporl to present the same within ten day
or submit 60 having said passoook CsnC0il7u
and a new one issued
LOST OR STOLEN -Banzbook No o6A AZ 442
of the Emigrant Industrial savings bahh- -
psynan+ srouped Please return book to
bank No 81 Chambers ST.
IOST.-Bankbook No 1ol-42o, Bank Ior
Savings, $50 4th ave- New YORK Pay-
-,srt stopped Please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1908-08-06

Fcmazz-
VOTING LADY as stenogra pher and
switchboard operator. permanent; SIS.
Florence Rowland. us Fairmont Place.
The Bronx
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
NORTH CAROLINA DEADLOCK STILL ON All Efforts to Adjourn Hooted
 Down THE THIRTY-EIGHTH BALLOT kitchin's Vote Stands at 386-It Re- quires 42e To Nominate-Ashe-
 vile Citizen Wants To
 Butt In.
THE THIRTY-EIGHTH BALLOT

Charlotte. N. C., June 27.-At o'clock this morning the state democratic conven- tion, winch has been in session almost con-
 tInuously since noon Wednesday, had not
 progressed much further in the effort to
 nominate a candidate for governor than
 when the first ballot was taken.
 On the thirty-eighth ballot Congress- man W. w. Kltchins vote stood at 3S6.
 It required 429 to nominate. The noun
 tain delegation, which is making the Wclkin ring in the convention hall and on
 the streets for Craig, was reinforced to- night by a fresh delegation which arrived
 on special train. Other western counties will send endorsements tomorrow if no
 nomination is reached.
 The effort of an Asheville citizen, not q l delegate, to address the convention nearly Lrecipitated row at midnight, but the interloper was elected before trouble came. All efforts to adjourn have been hooted down.
 1 At 2:30 this morning. following the re-
 suit of the forty-first ballot, supporters
 of Craig and Horne in the convention conferred and offered to withdraw if 1 IItchin would also step down and let the 1 convention nominate dark horse. Kitch- n's supporters refused even to enter the | conference
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
LEE LEVY & GO.
 ASKED TO RESIGN
THE NATIONAL MODEL LICENSE LEAGUE REPUDlATES ACTS OF ST. LOUIS WHISKY CONCERN IN TENNESSEE-A STATEMENT.

Louisville, June 26-At the meeting of the executive committee of the National Model License league today resolution was adopted asking the resignation of Lee Levy & Co. of St. Louis as members of the organization. Lee Levy & Co. have been indicted in Tennessee on the charge of circulating obscene literature in the form of labels on bottles of gin sold to negroes. A prominent officer of the National Model License league made the following statement:
 "The National Model License league was formed for the sole purpose of cor recting abuses in the liquar trade through means of promulgating a law that will take the liquor question out of politics. The league does not consider itself in any way responsible for the misconduct of any individual, but at the same time the officers and members of the league feel that in justice to themselves they should not bear the odium of affiliatng with men or firms accused of improper con- duct The money paid to the National Model License league by Lee Levy X Co.,. has been refunded by mail"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
MT. FinIey's Statement.

Washington, June 26-The negotia tions were heretofore suspended from April 1 until July 1. The negotiations involve the Southern and affiliated lines. President Finley of the Southern Railway company today made the fol- lowing statement:
 ''In view of the demonstrated greater efficiency of labor and its resulting benefits to the companies, and in tie hope, and with some expectation that present business conditions may show an improvement, an understanding has been reached through Martin A. Knapp and Charles P. Neill, as the media tors under the Erdman act, which lii classes of employees that were parties 10 the settlement of April l, 1908, 10 the effect that negotiations temporarily suspended as of April 1, 1905, shall be further postponed until October l, next at which time such negotiations may be resumed at the option of the companies ! through the mediators under the Erd- man act.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
Resolution to Instruct for
 Bryan Is Tabled
FOLLOWING LIVELY DEBATE
James E. Burke Is Nominated For Governor and John w. Thurston For Lieutenant Governor.
 Platform Is Salty

Burlington, Vt, June 26.-The state dem ocratic convention adjourned tonight after an animated session devoted to the cleo ton of delegates to the national conven- ton at Denver, the nomination of candi- dates for state offices and the adoption of platform. A resolution instructing the delegates to vote for w. J. Bryan for nomination for President was tabled by vote of l93 to 37 after lively debate
 Following are the delegates and alter mates chosen:
 Delegates-G. H. Pape, Barree; John J. Thompson, St. Albans; Elisha May, St. Johnsbury; James E.. Burks. West Rut- land.
 Alternates-H. G. Williams, Cabot; b. I II. Norton, Colchester Sanford E. Mor- rey, Cavendish Oscar c. Miller, Newport James E. Burke of Burlington was nom- mated for governor and John w. Thurs ton of Island Pond for lieutenant gover nor.
 The platform as reported by the commit tee on resolutions was unanimously adopt ed. It alleges that "durlng the years of republican misrule and favoritism enor- nous and predatory fortunes have been
  l plutocratic peril has sprung up, dangerous 1 alike to liberty and free institutions; that l the people have been harassed and robbed | by unjust taxation under sham called 'a protective tariff, and that fraud and cor fuption have prevailed to an alarming extent
 i Demand is made that the general and state government enact laws forbidding campaign contributions by corporations above a reasonable minimum" and that fin dealing with corporations even the
 federal remedies against monopoly shaI! l be added to and not substituted for state remedies. '
 The platform favors the strengthening
 of the interstate commerce law to accom- ! plish it's constitutional purpose with legis
 lation along the same line by the state
 An income tax, postal savings bank, l and laws for the better regulation ot l banks for the protection of bank deposits. l The A1drch- Vreeland act is condemned as "a makeshift, unjust and unreasonable l Tn it's terms and provisions, in the interest of the money power.
 Election of United States senators by 1 direct vote, the eight-hour day and an em- l rloyers liability law are favored and de . mand is made for such modification of the. law relating to injunctions as will pre- l vent the issuing of a process of this kind 1 in industrial disputes. at least excepting 1 upon notice to defendants, and if re- ouested, full hearing
 Commenting on the nomination of Secre- tary Taft for the presidency on the re- l publican ticket the platform asserts that l never before in the history of the nation l has the retiring President with the as- sistance of his officeholders committed so ! grievous an offense against propriety, de- oency and popular government
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
ONE MAN KILLED
 SEVERAL INJURED
ERIE PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES TRACK BETWEEN PlTTSBURG AND CLEVELAND-EN SYMoNDS DEAD.

Cleveland, O., June 26.-Travelng 40 miles an hour train No. 19 on the Erie road struck broken Trail three miles west of Garrettsville, O., at 74S o'clock tonight and left the rails at a point wher there is an embankment 25 feet high.
 The dead:
 Charles E. Symonds. 52 years old; en- gineer, Cleveland. 3 Injured:
 G. J. Icke, fireman. Cleveland; broken wrist.
 G. H. Neese express messengers in- jured by baggage, seriously.
 William Rankin, express messenger injured by baggage. serious.
 Fred Brand, Cleveland; leg crushed
 H. Smith, cut by glass.
 When the engine hit the defective rail 1t bounded over the embankment taking Engineer Symonds with it.
 Fireman Icke was thrown 40 feet into a field.
 The combination baggage car. day coach, diner and parlor car left the rails, but did not go over the em- bankment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
Las Vacas Attacked.

San Antonio, Tex, June 26-A special to the Express from Del Rio, Tex, says:
 An attack was made on the Mexican garrison and town of Las Vacas, opposite Del Rio. on the Mexican side. this morn- ing at daybreak by about 100 armed ban dits. Trouble had been anticipated for some time by the Mexican government. and the troops at Las Vacas were well prepared for the attack. The men. who, 1t is reported, are revolutionists. evident ly organized in Del Rio as a large quan- tty of ammunition was sold yesterday. The fighting lasted until after 10 o'clock. and 1t is estimated that several thousand shots were exchanged. It is impossible to tell the number of killed and wounded as communication has been entirely cut off all day and no one has been allowed to cross the river from either side.
 Early in the morning. however, P. Ra- mierez, a United States citizen who was wounded. was brought into Del Rio, and it was learned that Captain Perre, in command of the Mexican troops, was se- riously wounded during the early fight ing. It is thought that Ramierez will die.
 Desultory fighting continued almost all day Endorsements are en route from Cuidad Porfrio Diaz and should arrive tonight.
 The river is being patrolled by the sheriff with his deputies, customs guards and the rangers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
TEDDY RETURNS
 TO OYSTER BAY
Is Accompanied Part of the Way From Cleveland Funeral By Gov
 ernor Fort.

Oyster Bay. June 26.-President Roosevelt returned from Princeton s.J 9:02 tonight, where he attended the funeral exercises of ex-President Cleve- land. Leaving Princeton at 6:2O o'clock the Presidents special on the Pennsyl- vania railroad, reached Jersey City at 7:22. Governor Fort of New JerseY. had accompanied the President and the President and the governor left the train together. bidding each other good bye at the station. the President board- Ing the tug Lancaster for Long Island City.
 The trip from train to pier. was through Il large crowd of commuters. As tine President passed the men in the crowd silently uncovered and MT Roosevelt responded in kind.
 The tug conveying the President started at 7:30 o'clock for Long Island City. where the President boarded an other special train for oyster Bay. A warm greeting was given the executive by throng of passengers at the Lo .g Island City depot.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-27
SHERMAN SHOWS
 IMPROVEMENT
Will Be Able To Leave Hospital By Next "Wednesday, Says
 Physician.

Cleveland, O., June 26.-Representative James S. Shermans condition was abso- lutely normal all of today. The republi- can vice presidential candidate rested comfortably and enjoyed his best day in the hospital. His temperature remained between 9S and 99 degrees his pulse at 72 and respiration 22 to 2i.
 Dr. F. P. Carter, the attending physi- clan. stated tonight that MT. Sherman's attack had passed and the next few days would restore his normal strength. The physician also stated that the congress- mans condition was such that there was no reason why he could not leave the hospital by next Wednesday, After leav- ing the hospital it is the purpose of MT. and Mrs Sherman to become the guests of ex-Governor Hsrrick, at whose home MT Sherman was taken ill last Tuesday. They will remain there until Friday morninA.