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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-04

second, took third on an out. and died
there.
In the fourth. fifth, sixth, seventh and
eighth innings. the visitors went out in
one two, three order. In the ninth, Stock
iale got a scratch hit through Downey.
James stung one to third, and Lew, get
ting the ball with one finger, threw
s,tockdale out at second Sentell hit to
Downey, and James was slaughtered at
second. As Massing, in the beginning of
the inning. had gone out from Demont 20
Douglass. the death of James retired the
SIDE and ended the game.
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The battle. from every viewpoint was
the best seen in Birmingham this year.
in addition to the brilliant pitching OF
both twfrlers, and the spectacular efforts
of their support, there was superaouna-
ance of ginger displayed. which was
pleasing to the large number of fans
gathered about the park.
Other incidents of the game were
fright between two strenuous fans in the
bleachers. and a split finger sustained
by Catcher Garvin. This injury forced
the peppery individual to retire in favor
o. monstrous Massing.
Tho tahulated story of the afternoons
-,
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LumIey's Homer Does the Work.

Brooklyn, June 3.-Lumley's home run
hit in the third inning won todays game.
Rucker outpitched Sparks
score r. H. e.
Philadelphia ............. 900 100 000--1 |
Brooklyn .................. 101 900 00'-2 8
Batteries-Sparks and Doom: Rucker
and Bergen. Time, LIS. Umpire. Rudder-
ham.
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"Buosv Run Of the Field.

Pittsburg, June S.-St. Louis took a
loosely played game from Pittsburg today
to 4. Raymond was put off the field for
arguing with the umpire.
Score Fl. H. E.
Plttsburg .................. 210 600 O1O-4 s 3
st. Louis .................. 020 010 203-S II
Batteries-Young, Willis and Gibson;
Raymond, Fromme, Ludwig and Hostel
ter. Time 1:45 Umpire, KLEIN.
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will be admitted to the reserve chairs IN
the grandstand free of charge.
On all big days, these seats must be
reserved in the city, and paid for.
Harry Vaughn, preparatory to leaving
Birmingham, desires to dispose of five
shares of baseball stock.
All of which reminds that we have won
five of the last six games. Whoop-ee!
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POINTERS TO RANDOM
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS.

More wonderful each day becomes that
race in the American league.
As the clubs now stand it is possible
for the man on the bottom to be at the
top within the limited space of a week.
Two teams are tied for first place.
Three teams are tied for second place.
Between the top and the bottom only III
percentage points intervene! There was
never such another race in the history of
baseball. There is no doubt in the world
that the members of Ban Johnson's cir
cult will make money this season. They
deserve to make money, too.
With two teams tied for second place
interest in the National league is inereas-
ing, also If Chicago manages to lose a
few points latent enthusiasm will resume
the fever heat stage. A notable fact, too,
Is that the tailenders are tied for, cellar
honors, too.
In the South Atlantic Jacksonville has
come beneath the .70O mark, and all is
well.
There are less than seven games between
Birmingham and Little Rock
And Nashville is but a trihe in advance
OF the Travellers If Birmingham wins
a lew more games the chances are that
Wordsworth will manage to lift them
from the cellar
Little Rock goes to Atlanta soon and If
the Crackers scalp the Travellers the
Barons should walk from the bottom
ditch.
The local team is going at merry clip
at this time. Each man is playing the
game for all it's worth, and every fan
Is well pleased.
II there has ever been internal dissen-
ton among the Barons, it is now, to all
lntents and purposes, eliminated. The
locals are as band of brothers." as
1t were. and each is aiding the other.
If this state of affairs continues moth
ing can keep Birmingham in the cellar
It Is foregone conclusion that the
Rarons are strong, and if they maintain
the pace at which they are now going it
Is more than probable that they will upset
the calculation of some of the wise ones
and squeeze a berth in the first division.
There is no man better pleased than
Manager Wordsworth
lie is delighted with the showing of
the team as a whole, and of each man.
individually.
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Game Postponed.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At st. Louis: ST. Louis and Chicago
rain.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Ten thousand shares Ladura
Consolidated Mining Company
Stock at 35c per share.
OTTO MARX & co.
Brown-M Marx Bldg.
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Hereafter. except on HOLIDAYS. women
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Summary-Two base-hl'

,1o,,,,.1;s 900 0o2 900 Ia
,tInlta oil 600 900 la
Alloleo. - =. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Shaiu 9c6t uidjt nadJ Titts6nra.

EtttSburA Go., 21. Sftobcr.
1T Ger .Spbeo$ CORPUS ;9eiebL a0e-
nlaB lpelbcm Sarrp g. Sbam onldb.
lid oes gegen i'm ihpebenoen Con-
fursperiobrcnS olls Der Nep.Oorfcr
SrrenalItolt 5ltm 3lped Ser &erneb-
m1lng porgefiibrt neroen ioQtc, MIR
DC pom bieligen 9ltnoesrifter ,Sume5
3. goltng foiiirt unb 5bap perbleibt
in Solge beiien mcnigltens porlGufig
oa, mo CT lit. Nidter Ooung erflGrtc
einfad bus @riheinen Sbom's fir
i!berflillIi8, oa er commliiinriid Der.
nommcn ltno icine 2llsioge 81 bcn
bieii9en 8cridtsoften ge6radt mer.
Den fam. Sr. Nia 9iro Gardner,
Der Die Hcm-Oorfer 9cb0rocn bier
pertreten bat, lit mieber nod 9telp-
Dort obgereilt. Gie NnpGlte Sbom's
BADEN SIT perIteben gegeben, ooB lie
gegen Die gntideioung oes Hi6ters
Ooung an oas 9unbeafreis : Appel
'lationsgeriht nppelliren meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

MEN. Gle @iienboGnen bes 2onocs
boben I'M Sabre 1907 i'm 8on5en 49,.
S55,691 Sab Gel (neiit Rob0O fir
Setjln9s5mefe perbroltd)t, qeaen t5,.
51I,60 Sob i'm Sabre 1906
Webr Willtonen fiir unicr
Banana.
@enn Die bon Der GommiiIion ol,f.
geiteQten Goronidl1ge oie i3uItint.
mung beS Observation-Disclosures erboI.
ten, miro Ser GongreB Inn cine 9e.
miqigunq BON $35,000,000 fir Die
6ortfiibrung Ser Glrbcitan an 1SIt6-
ml1s-aonoI I'M IisfnIio6re 1910 err
lllf)t merOen. Sir oos louienbe ISubr
belief iid Ger Gtut ouf $27, 100000,
rnb bonon puroen ST 100000 ouf 0en
anfouf bon orei Sdiffen fir Ben Sc
broud Der GommiiIion perlpanot.
Nad) Den Sorani6logen fir 0os Sobr
1910 ioa iieben Wonote an cen orei
S6leltien bel 6otun georbeitet mer-
Sen uno i'm fommenocr Ie3ember
iolen bieie Nr6eiten in 9%(ngriif ge-
llomn1en mcrocn.
6olgen erSemperen5.@t (.
cbge6un9.
No6 onltIid)er gn9obc bo6en Iih
Die Steucrcinnobntan ser 9rmoesre.
9ierun9 I'M September 5. s. mcrfIid
geboben; tie betrltgen $2t ,096,956 &c
gen $19,094GS7 I'M Nuguit; Die Gin-
nobnlen aus Spiritupien ollein be
trll9en i'm September $~t0,955,O5O,
gegen $9,034,514 I'M gluAllIt. Sic
Gilnobmen in beiOen Wonoten limo
ilbrigenS inter DEM NornaIen 5ll-
rildqeblieben, Die 9lbnabme I'M Sep.
TENDER 1908 bctru0 i'm GerQlei6 5llnt
September 1907 $t,22t,507. Sir Die
leBten Orci 0tonotc petrllg Die 9lbnoh.
me, I'M &crgleih 81 oemiclben 3eit-
rollm BON 1907, $7262,23S uno lit
faIt gGn5lid) ouf Die neleIte Gen,pc=
ren5geieb8cbllng IN pielen Stnotcn
5uriid5uiilbren.
0offnun0 auf Gcgcn.
9oS @ettcrbiireou mofte Oic ers
Ireulife Mittbeilung, boB ii6 NOR
gen friib notwithstanding Elm Strrm
an iiioliden &onOe Der %Seliengchir.
&c erbeben unb in norooltliher &id),
tung fortberucgen miro, beqleitet bon
Negen9iliien in ben mittlercn Stoo-
ten am Gonneri tog unb in ocn allan.
tiIfen Stootcn om 5reitag oOer
SumitoG uno 0oB Die HegengiiiiC
Itort genug iein mcroen, Inn Die
@olObr0noe in cen %NlQegbcnp. uno
Ibironbod-8 ebirgen 5lt loi6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
G6ineii d c y d) ~ crben
ucQcu SQpQu.

Eefina, q. Sttober. - Gic dis
nelilde Negiertn9 bot ibrc ltnteriltz
dung Der &oridae, Die iif am "A.
Sftober i'm Gbien-S 40 Giltrif inn
norbliben aoren 5lltrllgelL becnOet
unb lit 81 Dem Neillltot gefommen,
bob Die Sopaner polltommell I'M I'M
reft mnrer. Ger ofii5iele 9eribt
beiagt. bob Die Soponer Den 8onnpf
b%cgnnncit, in0em lie ouf cine Ibtbei-
lung unbeipaffnetcr dinelll6er 8ell-
oornlen iellerten ull0 5mei toOteten
llno bier pe%rlpunoeten.
Gie Gegierlr1g erfldrt, oaB Der Slns
9ri'f Der Soponer abiolut ltnprouos
5lrt NOR lnb ntgeniheinlid) nit Der
mobIilberlcgten glbiiht 9eidlob, Ser
ipldelun9e1 berollf5ubeihlporen. Gas
d)liteliltc anSlpGrtige Nmt bat bon
Der laponild)cn Mcgierlung GntidGbi-
g1lng fir Die &interbliebenen Der Sc
tootcten lnl0 9eitrofung Der Shulbi-
gen perlon9t. aber Die Saltung So.
pans ldBt penig erboifen.
Y bolero au Sronsports
0ompfer.
Nogaofi 81. Sftober. = Ser
omerifoniide Irmeetransport.G aln-
pier p9nforb", Ser am IS. Sftober
bon MoniIa nod Son 6rancisco Of
gefabren NOR, lit bier infolee bes an
Der Cholera cingetretenen Sooes ci-
mes Motroien ieitgeboIten noroen.
Mlld Elm "5lpeiter Gboleraioa lit an
gorb onigetreten, bod befinoet iidp
Der Eatient auf Dem @ege ser 9eiie-
rilng. Gie Sffi5icre oes 9ompfers
eriparten nidt, oaB Die Gronfbeit lid
ipeiter allsoebnen lperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Infla8cn gegcm Gr.&aiiirer Mpnt-
gDmerg.

Ttttsburg, go, 81. Oftcbcr.
= Die 8rano. Siirp oes bieii1en
Sunbesbiltriftsgeridts erbob brci
Inflogcn nit 80 Inflageplrnften &c.
gen sen aoiiirer @iaiom Montgo-
merp BON Ser vMQegbenp Notipnol-
Sanf." weld)e fiir5lid nit einem &c
iisit BON mebr ais bier MiQionen in
@onfl,rs gcratbcn lit. Die anflagen
Iouten oltf llnteriblo9lmg, Sintcr-
siebutg uno red)tsmiorigc Gerpen-
oung bon 8eloern, rno i'm Sanger
lou Montgomrrp gegen $750,00O
perlpirtbidaftet boben. Gr hefinoci
iid in Soit, oo er Die onf 100000
feitgelette 9iirglfoft ni1t olli5nbrin-
gen pcrmug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
Sir Gbplera in Manila.

Wonilu, 81. Sftober. - IoS
nmlidg:eifen Der Cholera bot beoeil.
teno nof8elaiielt, ilno es merben Jest
MIR nod I'M Gurhidunitt tGglid spei
Nclierfronflingen sur An5ei5e &C.
braft. Inter Den beute Der Cholera
erlegelen befinoet iidJ aufI nod ldll-
gerer 3eit mieoer Elm amerifaner,
ndmlih 9epis Gonnor, meld)er Dem
hieligen Seilermebr- Tepartement an-
gebortc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

~ 49, >'NSNN'Ni hIIl1tNll
III iciner ltnobbdngigfeit Slid Qe.
miinIft. Gos Sdreiben iogt:
Ser Gorgong in Sirnpma lit Elm
Qute9 Omen fir fiinftige SIomenp6l-
ter"
Nidt gon5 gleid ii ltig.
PETERSBURG, 81. Oft. - G&
lit HllBlano aus bulgorii6er GueQe
Slt perlteben gegcben moroen, oaB
SulgarterL melln eo audi allies Wt0g'
Ii6e 3ltr GrbaItung oeS 6rieoenS
thue, Den militGrildlen HiiItltngen Der
Sitrfei gegeuilbcr Ood) nid)t gleif.
oiiltiQ blcibcn f0nue. Sir ben Sail
zines WtobiImofungS 8cfebla in
Der Siirfei milroe 9ulgorien gc5plll1.
gen iein, aud ieinericits unper5iigIid
nit militdrii3en Sperutionen por5ii.
Qebell.
Ger bieiige Oiplomotii6e Gertreter
@lll9arien's lit bel &rn. 5idorpfoft
DEM omtirenOen Wtiniiter ocs geltBe.
rem, nit Dem 0ringenOcn Grillben
porltcQig 9eluorOelL OuB sic interna'
tionolc Gonieren5 mogliAlt ihneQ
clnberlltell mcroe, nm Scr %gegenirGr'
tlgen Gage, bic ooS nclle S0nigreidJ
%finon5ieQ iebr i6lper belnItet, rQid
ON (SttNn -, t,,n5,n,,
Serbiid 3umut6ung iir
Yr01ioent RoolcDelt.
Gan Sran5i5co, 81. Oft.
Sn elmer g~eltern 9lbeno bier obge-
boltenen Seriammllng, an Der lid
nobe5u 1000 Gerionen betbeiligten,
DllrOen Gebcn bon Gerber gebolten
melde arteg nit Oeitreid uno bic
ioiortiae llnobbdn9igfcit Serbien's
befiirluorteten. IS muroe elm Seles
9ronm an ben YrGiioenten 9tooiebeIt
ohgeididt, lporin Die Ser. Staoten
erilht lperberL bel Seitrei0 81 Gut
item Der fiir5li6 bon 0ieienl on1eftir=
ten Hropin5en 0pSnicn unb Ser5ego-
nina 81 i1lterpeniren. Son Gerber in
o1ocren Sbeilen Ser Ser. Stauten lie
icn SDntpotbie = Sclcqrnnnle Elm.
Is luurOe in Der Scriommlung &c.
iogt, bis 5u Gnoc Der ISOLDE milroen
1000 Wom o~ngelporbcn lein nno I'M
Sole cilte5 arieges aui Dem 9olfon
bereit ltcben.
8erbot gegen IuSubr
BON Griegsmaterial.
@ien, 81. Sftober. - Gle &c.
oierung miro morgen ein Gerbot &c.
gen Die MlsilIbr bon @affen, Wlni.
ton, Yieroen ooer iraeno meld]en alis
heren &riegsmoterinls mad Serbicll
nerofientliheu.
Der oitrei6iide 8eionote 81 Set
TIME, Wontenegro, bat Sefebl erbnl.
ten, Dem Siiriten 9tifolnus uno Der
nontenegriniI6cn Hcgierung Be
boltern Oarilber 81 GuBcrn, oaB &C.
neral SltfoticS, Elm Ycrtreter Monte-
negroes, pelfer oils Spc5iaIgclanOtcr
ouf Dem 8c9e mad 9elgroo mar, ouf
Der GurhreiIc IN Igrnm ieItgenoms
men ln0 mebrerc Stlunoen lang ultf-
gebalten mltr0e.
&i 5miiAcn 5iirfen
un0 bnlgorii6en
Sret haaren.
SonOon 21. Oftober. -. Cine
Gepel6e ans Soloni6i melOet, buB
titrfilde lruppen uno blllgaril6c
S%reild)noren bel Dem 8ren5ort
Giourmapo ouf chamber geitoben
lino. Sm Sample murben iicb5ig
@ulgoren unlO 5ebn Silrten 9etootet.
Gin @eriidt beia9t. boB cine bulge
ride SreiIhoor, Die bel Eolanfo Ole
@ren5e iibcri6reiten mollte, bon tiir-
fiid]en Sruppcn poait1noil uCrnid)tet
lpltrbc.
Is H n RI, n ~ q / ch m u r \ q n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

riier @eltai8iteQluQ pom Sabre 1900
mar. @oIton Ibomion, Scr ~btSberl9e
Woriteminiiter, oanfte befon1tll6
an lester MontaQ ob, natOem Die
Gepntirtcnfammer ipc9en Der picIerL
fiir3lih ouf frou50iiihen aricg@itit-
len einQetrctenen llngliifaioIlc cit
Gooelsuotrm oeqcu i'm angcnomn,en
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

EariS, 81. Sftober. - Gidor0
@aaner's n@otterbGmmerung" lit inn
S%pcrnbouie nit Grnit San 9pf oils
Siegirieo nit grobem erfolge geee-
ben tporoen. Die Ausitattung NOR
nor5iielid. Cine Nelerung nor sic
gerfpenoung bes ainemotosrapben
5ur GariteQung Ser 3~eritorurte non
@albaa als SdIubtoblaou.
Die ERECTION bofit oild, .Gbein.
golo" geben 5u fonner, ltm ben ri.
Distinguishing" 81 berpollit1noigen.
itadoem MN Die onberen baju gebo.
renoen Spern bereits Dem Hepertoira
einperleibt iino, uno Damn iou ein
Woriteaungs.Gpflu nnd Dem Miin.
ferer Wiliter peronItnltet merben.
gotidofter @bite fommt +.
Earis, q. Sftober. = Ger omle.
rifaniife 9otidofter Scnrp @bite lit
anf benz Gampiar .Erin5 5rieorid)
Wilbelm" nod englanb abeereiit Inn
am %. Sftober nod oen Ser. Stao-
ten 5u fabren. Ger goti6after miro
mebrere MODEM in amerifo bleiben
nnb feline Stimme in ser Tr1iioen.
tenfpabl in ieinein @obniis, Eepport,
q. 5, abgebeN
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18
Underwear.

Cur entire stock of Underwear will be
sold at less than cost. We are over
stocked in this line and must realize.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18
Mackinaw Coats and
Pants.

Duck Overcoats, Mems and Boys Sweat
ers-a big line to select from-all go at
discount of 20 per cent.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18
Blankets and
COrnfOrterS.

Wool and Cotton Blankets, Eiderdowns,
Bearcloth, Winter Dress Goods, Hoods
and Fascinators, Wool Hosiery, all at
greatly reduced prices.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-18


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To the American People:

n
warnings flown now demand y0a nd of three
today in ike space in the great Of the world and
@ ttn shall never write anything and
It would be frivolous forward at this juncuo with
ordinary proposition - ,.. 70 reverse the condition
Of s R 'R5 ch the Syste has reduced
@ be thorough understanding of the tu
billions 9 @os Of dollars Of SoS Ggs and
These billions property Of the people who produce
dous profit in the BOOKSELLERS the HarF
So p@ ss s absolute e s '''o" the
Controls the ballot box,
Harnesses the Senate Congress-
RaRipnlates courts
Dictates labor,
American people many dumb beasts Du[Ge
that they may drive the PEG
cause here the past 50 years power
create" T h p 4't today GL hf PP the i Rsn6S of the
power into for the deuo-
which this will be g g2Esh s5 about ut Bsa5 no
S Ts1 Ried and eean in result device
the Rso 0 s4 H R ee monaies Wo while ago.
possessed Of their wondeFpo"e were Just oo
Fifty years ago there
They represented the ownership industries
these railroads and industries over and
100 and 50Otime milonairesno few
men The oes of neoessi and Uzuros
were and those i3s s
only the of egmatey
dividend
actually employed their banking business
but small anars
enabling the OF stocks and bonds
holdings to those who might wish
to them.
condition Of affairs hatch
dominates American people,
thwarts affairs
fnancers contrived trick de-
vice, towit:
1s-They control the railroads,
companies, and industries of the country
privately conducted enterprises institutions
consolidated
1000 the purchase
price.
they that today there $700O0
they
busne compelled deposit their savings
which they have been paid annually to cent In
5-The deposting the
a nominal
without interest return at all
mOneydl the
control the System started its trick machinery of making
controlling $0OOOO0O stocks
took
the prices
false circulated
controlled through artificial
prices legitimate
their valuation After
in they Press stories depression
buy during the
their
which billions
less than the victims had induced to for them
Boston, August II,
This advertisement will continued here tomorrow.
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PRODUCE PRICES.

Dealings in the produce market today
continued 10 reflect the improvement
that was 10 be noted IN a moderats
way at the opening of the week. the
trading was not active, but dealers were
satisfied with the change from the pre-
ceding dullness. Fruit and vegetable
were not the active features that they
had been. although the liberal receipts
which arrived continued 10 move IN al
most corresponding quantity. Live ana
dressed poultry we're quiet and hrm at
prices quoted. Calves and lamb shared
In the general Improvement after weeks
Of extreme dizziness, but other live stock
was quiet.
Wholesale prices today were:
Cheese-New York State factory; large fats.
l2aI2lkc; small. I2rzal3c; fair TO good. liza
lie
nrsts, nc; seconds, 1s,,i process, fancy, 2lci
fair 20 good. lyc. dalr., choice. lSc; good. Ice
Live Poultry-Chickens. spring, large. lie;
small. l6C. hens, small, per ID. lZlaal3ci
large, per h.. l21kal3c. ROSTERS. per lb.. Sc
ducks. large. per h., 9al0c; small. per h., ga
Toe; geese, per lb., Ease; turkeys, toms, l0c E;
hens l2c: thin. SC: keats. per 10. 1Oc.
Dressed Po,utry-Turkeys, undraWn, hens,
per ID. 15aITc; average, undrawn. mixed,
per h. 14a15c: chickens. small. per ID. l6a
tic: .arge, per ID, lie; hens. per h., la
lac; ROSTERS. per h.. SC; ducks, per ID, 0allci
geese. per ID, Sa9c.
Fruit-Apples, fancy brands. per Dbl. s. Goa
800; ordinary. 81 90; pears, fancy, S2a4;
ordinary, S1a3; peaches, West Virginia, per
carrier 81 90. Maryland and Delaware.
per carrier, 40ae0ci Pluns, Maryland and
Delaware. per carrier, sOca$lO0;. huckleber-
RES Maryland and Delaware. 6aluc per at
cantaloupes per standard crate, S1-O0a1 30;
per pony crate, 30a50C, WatermeiOns. - OOd
20 90 per 100: oranges. California. per box.
SsJZ5a4OO: grape fruit. Florida, per box, $3.50
a450: pineapples. FLORIDA. S-OaZI5 per crate
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-11
GAS LEADS LIST
IN LOCAL MARKET
High Price of Yesterday Re-
cedeS One and One-half
Points on Active Trading.

The washington Stock Market re-
sumed the activity OF yesterday. and
recorded a good volume of trading to-
day at stiff prices. Much interest CEN
tiers in the rumOTs current regarding
Gas, and while some brokers seem In
clined 10 ridicule the notion that the
Washington plant Will ultimately be-
come a part of the Gas Trust, others
credit the story.
Anyhow, Gas was the feature Of the
market. The price set yesterday at
66I5 was reduced considerably today,
but a good volume OF trading ensued.
on the regular call two shares were
taken at 661s. then 100 We're sold in
twenty five-share lots AT 90, ten at
66i4. and fifty at g. After call the is
sue was taken up again, nifty shares
selling at c. nifty more at cob, ana
twenty-five at 90. This seemed to sat
asfy the demand. and the Incident was
closed for the day, with aggregate sales
OF 81 shares.
ION regular call 81 900 of the George
town Gas certificates sold at los.
Mitchell Mining was IN the trading
today to the extent OF 500 shares, 100
selling at 5-16 and 200 at Is.
A good call for American Security
and Trust developed, several brokers
bidding for the stock simultaneously.
Only fractional lots could be obtained
six shares on regular call at Zls y
and five after call at the same price,
This is a new high figure Tor thla
stock,
The sale of i've shares Of Merchants
and Mechanics Savings Bank shares
completed the business OF the day
bringing $40 a share
The call for United States Trust
shares was repeated today without
bringing out any OF the stock.
The local stocks remain strong, and
the call for them IS far beyond the
stock available for purposes Of speCula-
ton to satisfy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-11
CONDITION OF CROPS
SHOWS SMALL GAIN
Slightly Below Ten Year Average
for This Season-East Gains
the Least.

A general review OF the present
crop situation issued today by the
Bureau Of Statistics Of the AgricuI-
turaI Department shows a condition
for the entire country somewhat bet
ter q per cent? than a year ago. but
slightly Il per cent? below the aver
age for the past ten years at this
season
Conditions in different sections OF
the country vary as follows:
North Atlantic States. 1 per cent
better than a year ago; 2 per cent
Mellow the ten-year average
North Atlantic, Central States, east
OF the Mississippi, 1 per cent below
last year, per cent below the aver
age.
North Central States, west Of the
Mississippi, per cent better than
last year; about same as the average.
south Atlantic States, / per cent bet
ter than last year; . per cent above
south Central States. per cent bet
ter than last year; per cent above
the average
low last year; nearly 5 per cent below
tho average,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-08-11
ITALIAN BENEDICT
HAS DUSKY BRIDE
Preacher Sayles Oficiates in
Another Inter-Racial
Marriage.

Frank Ross, an Italian laborer, and
Bulia Coates. colored. both OF South
Washington. were married at the home
OF the bride last night. by the Rev.
Aquilla Sayles, cOlOTed- This IS said 20
be the fourth intermarTiage Of whites
and blacks that Sayles has performed
in the past eight months.
The address of neither OF the two con-
tracing parties is given in the city di-
rector. and Sayles refused this morn
ing to discuss the matter. That these
marriages have aroused a wide differ
eHce OF opinion among the negroes Of
the city is evident by the manner in
which a member Of the Sayles house
hold spoke Of the ceremony.
Ross has lived in this country for
sixteel years, and says that be fell in
love with the cOlOred woman, and saw
no reason why he should not make her
his wife.
~ love her" he said in broken Eng
fish. "and I do not see that anyone
should interfere"